http://66.213.69.5/files/original/8f89e6c4a18b1eee860e863d16eded73.pdf fb3bb10d7fff3bd62b7f451d3521bbde PDF Text Text ,• •• • Cathofit: Women Plan to Attend Convention ' • ! ( e ; :t enttn NOW 1'00 EPf01r . ... ,. "-••d r. 7'Ji. ,.,.,, .b r .. ,..., ..... ~ . ,_ ............. lapa flu .._ • • ~s:,O POMERoY-MIDDLEPORT, (!)HIO NO. 53 • ~ ,d:.~o ""d'J~ • VOL XVI •· ,(, "'..,. ....... :;. ... . ~· ~ - · .... " -~ar --==~ JdiWJ. . . . fill . . . . J, liD. .... . . ~ ··~: ~ 0'!:. . . . -----------------~_.~· --------------- ·<~· TUESDAY, JUNE 16, 1964 NICE FIVE Honshu Coast~ Area Wrecked Swartz Named, Installed, as High Priest Tile BIB DIFFERENCE In wan paint t11at maku It sa IIIJ tl eael CLINGS better to your brush or roller. Dries in 20 minutes. COVERS most colors In ooe coat Just clean ·bruslo or JOIIer witll soap and water. CLEANS easily! New aayllc latex aives a smooth, touah surface. Washable, scrubbable. Colors atay put. '• As-non THE TONIGHT SHOW ltarrlng JOHNNY CARSON-NBC Television Elberfelds In Pomeroy Hou-•,.. Depart-..t - M.~s.oN Main Floor DRIVE·IH Ministerial Changes in District Set LAKESIDE (UP!) - T h e Ohio ·Methodist Church an· nounced Saturday night the fol· Inwlll!l ministerial changes In the confe~co Jor the corning year: PORTSMOUTH DISTRICT Chester, Pearl A. Casto from Letsrt Falls; Ironton, Syden· stricter, Owen K. Wright !rom Alexandria; McDermott, David L.. Cyrus; otway, Archie Hick· eraon; Otway, Asaoclate, SaD!' · ael 0. Fillmore; Piketon, Robert R. Card from Chester; Letari Falls, Jimea F. -Early frOm See Us For Your R1111adeliag Needs 2-HOUR eKitchen C.Wnets DRY Roor Tile eFormiCI Top CLEANING • Ceillna nit !ON REQUEST} eP-IInt ROBINSON'S ClEANERS • Stor 111 Doon '•Awnlne• WY 2-5421 eStorm Windows ...__ _ fREE ESTIMATES---' N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. OPTOMITIIIT . Office Boun: II to 12, 2 to 6 (Qole at NCNXI 011 'nuln. - ,_ Court St., Pomeroy FOREMAN &ABBOTT WY 2-5321 N. 21141 Ava. ' Mldcl..,.,., o. ' WIID:IIdl Stan tlltlll 'llt I Clta! 1, IIIIIIXI Iiiii ,_ lt:JW .,............ 1 ....... nit II II PI 11M'IIIIat ,.._~ ......... . . .. ..... It - ...... ....""'* - •.. e'j Alld .... . _ . And ...., ..... OlwleuiiJ. w.•.. Allllli- l'wJI rtllle ,... .... - hlala. c:.•nn.., ......,. AMI 'JIIIPI IS ....... IDIII'IIHN. W ._. PilL lllcll 111111 ~c lll;riL hatltl 11M. ....Ill · Io•llllll w, ,.. ..,r ... PI u C ..Alii ........ II )lltl 1111111 ,...,.. ~ .. lllloM _. ....._ WI II TI'ICII . .Uu f!CiiNr• 'Willi .... ~ ...................................... _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _. ...,......,., . .... ~ ...~~.~~;-~·~~~.·~ta·~~T!~I·!~NI..,,~ BLAETTNAR AUTO CO. GOO E. MAIN S'l'BI!ET POMEROY New Marablleld; Portland, Arlbur F. SUit IrOn! 'Letart Falls; Rio Grande, . 8id'II'D, Leroy 1!: FreeiQAII froiJl West Vlr- Jinia; ll4lllnd. .. ' a.ter hm D.- Slplo; Byraeuie, Lester L. Roullli. . Dr. . DAYTON DIST1UCT Fort Jeflenon, 0 .. EldQn Boggs, from Coolville. ' DEFIANCE . DISTRJCT ·Van Wert: ~I. John . w. (lrandalaff from Kaaon, ~ .- . ZANESVILLE DISTRJCT SCRAMBLES - Teenager Roger Alkire of StaUon, C.l w. Her. Une In .one .of the scramblte during races · from ~il,lnd ~- ~~~ cycle Club Sunday, The largest crowd , . . . , .· !¥. ¥,~a c!ul' was present. 41~11 18 ~· ~ <If ~Summit ·• • ' J. Lemley; Scoi1D11'D'Winds0r, Wll· J , 0 , I! ,_ , , ,f .' ' I , I '1 I ' ' ~- ''"·'''~~··•?>'~~· �. .. -. . . . . .. ... . . .. ~ .. . ~ . f • • Th#' Dailu Senti,.el / '·\ COMMENT A TING EDITORIALL '( C9nsumer!l Over-Protected Helen Help lf,sl.· - • ' Price Throws No-HittCr in Opener Dally Sentinel, PllmeNJ·Klddteport, 0 ., lune ~ 1964-S Soutltern Cal t.. .......... JT MlGHT be good news to some of the Did you know that there are now 296 great army of consumers that they · separate programs ·ror·the protection of are getting a lot of attentiOn along pro- customers. There are some wbo say that what we need is protection from the gov· tective lines There are countless elabor- ernment. When it comes down to the fi· ate· governmental burea11::. and study nal Judgement about all we need is an in· gJ'OUJl!i that are trending every ef!ort to spedion force to see that packages have see to ll that every thing hears the "la- the weight that the ntanufacturer or rebel of truth" Jt would appear that the tailer puts on it, and a regular check on gOYernmenf llas a very low regard for the accuracy of scales, which do get out of averagf housewife . who d"es most of the balance, and a check on machines that ~tJopping , and 'lit tim('s it appears that deal out liquids to see that full measure these gowrnmentaJ b.,bE'ncies operate on is being given. thP theOry that thf' shoppers are econnmThe extreme opponent of the steps ic Ldiots who can not fend for thf'm- now being taken say that there will be selves. Of course there art! many who no end to the regimentation. They feel throUgh years of shopp1 ng experienre that pretty soon lhP growing bureaucra· have not bothered to sf:'e the amount of cy will tell the m;wufacturers what to a package. when it is wntten out in produce, the retailers what they can seiJ, plain figures. We doubt that even with and finally the consumer what they. can the major drive now in progress they buy. You must be aware that all these will ever train everyone to chec}; before federal directives and orders and laws they buy. are piled on top of state and local Jaws The sad thing is that the government that have been designed to give us adois making out many honest merchants quate prote..tion. Jn the end we come up and manufacturers as per~ons who are with a problem far greater than protect· out to jip the public. You and I know ing the consumer. We have big govern· that a retailer or manufacturer only sur· ment with tls higher costs to us all and ceeds when he offers an honest product a f\lrther inroad into the liberty that we that will do what it is destgned to do or all cherish. The amount that they save eont~ns the proper amount in ~ paek- us will probably noi equal the cosh ·of age There are some who ::;ay that the lhese stlldies and the enforcement of govgovermpent is getting "ov~r protective." ernment regulations.- . . By MD..TON RICHMAN lJPI Sporis Writer Voice of Broadwav •.. reoorting By COROTHY KJLGALLEN ,, i FIGHT KI!SUi:I'IJ By Untied Stat01 la~-lllo... Man and Space PIDLADELPIDA Conflict With Calendars Only Human Nature . ROME: The waiter on the train from Viareggio to the Eternal City noticed a group of reporters killing, time after dinner by playing a game that involved coins. Four of them were talkmg, laughmg, and pu· shing Austrian schillings, German marks and Italian lira across the table toward each other from -time to time _The waiter spoke almost no English, so he couldn 't tell what they were talking about, but he knew they were AmeriCans and good-natured, a!lll he kept studymg the coins from a. discreet distance. Finally it was too much for him . He approached diffl. · dently, smiling shyly like a child who hopes not to be turned awav from an ad· ult's world. · ~~ExCuse me,·: -~he sai.d, "but could . I se' one of the Ptesident Kennedy coins'" The reporters shook their heads One explained; "•we ·arf' only pla~·ing a silly game witJ{ foreign coins, left over from the places we have visited. Another add· ed, "we didn't bring any silver with us . "And the Kenned\1 half.dolla" are very dlffi.,.,lt to gei in the !lnitO<l States.'' -'The · .1l'aiter bowed . "Thank you," he said . "l thought perhaps ." he .pid. As he turned away. there werP I ears li his eyes. · • • MORE' SPORTS ON PAGE 4 FISH FRY & TRAP • Meigs County Fish & Game Assn. EQUIPMENT SPECIALLY PRICED Thursday June 18 Noon Tilt POMEROY GUN CLUB • ·j The big buzz among insidPrs in Europe concerns Queen F:lizahet.h. srherlul. ed to visit Canada in the Autumn. and the possibility that she may be harassed in Quebec by a turnout of demons1ratnrs. just as President Johnson wa.c; hPrklPd at the opening of the New . York World's Fair. A group known as R2illement Pour l'Tndependence Nationale is the driving force, and they are attPmptin~ to con· suit CORE leaders on the t~ohniqors...of civil disobedience to be employed dur· ing the Royal visit. M. Pierre Bourgault president of the agJi!ressive organization. has gone on record with a remarkablf> or· der: 11 We will have to organize so the Queen won't be assassinatPrl." • ••• FOR FATHER'S DAYGIVING,JUNE21 ·I cisco, knocked out Andrea 4 99 • Zebco Model 33 Feather Touch Reel REGULAR 19.5.0 _ _ MOORE'S PRICE BERRrs 11.9 3 Johnson Laker · Model 140 Reel _.., . ..,.r ........ . . ' ' Moo~Prl.. ,_ _ 19·91 ! inch DRILL Moo~'· PrJ .. ;. ·----- SPECIAL 9·" -•er1illi 62 Olds Cutlass Coupe 7-..,. V-8 motor, auto. on the floor, reel vinyl bucket the IELIECTRIC co. !H!ats, radio, heater, wlslw, beautiful maroon met- lllic finish. A sbarjlone-owner new Ol~a lradt-ID. For alllhe fad• about the adnnlalet of ftamelete elemic heat for your home, mail thia coupoa (no ob1igatlea) to 1 $1995 efTS 1H!O COMPLETE STOCK BARBECUE EQUIPMENT ,, people Jive...,... reuone fw eh~ te •od~• ~·'- eleetrle beottl If you·.. l.uildi1J8, remodelius, or thiuki111 ef y..,. proo ...t lteatinc oyot- W.d out bow llllle il naRy .,.,.._ te eajoy eleetrle - tbe elemeot, eaoieoe-to-iao18U b""t loa•e. Tbere'o a opeeial nte, too. Gettbe faeto today. J:yery ..,., - Economy Minded? • • Check This One! ' c.au................... 9bl-llootr1o eo..,.., llS~·F-1~rMI KARR & YA8ZANDJ "You~ me our Qaiut, w~ ot Dobit:tnll.ftr ,,,>~!.•!•• 2-5342. .'i,.• tie.,,...... ~ ~' ~ ~i.U..I· ..................,•••a..,.,. 7.93 With Sanding AHachmenl ,,.:SOCKET SET . ...... -.,_, .................. . ... _,.....,..,. ,_.,,.....,.,., I . .,.. I ••• FOR THE HANDYMAN .•• 27 PIECE Why ·does Marie S. Desonieri of-Doanwille like flameless eleetrie heat? THIS WEEK'S Complete Stock Rods & Reels-Lo;w Prices OF I!JIFFE.RENT CQI.OAAT!ON !I i Zebco 404 Big Bee Reel With 250 ft. 10 lb. Test Line. REGULAR 10.95 ~E?1HAT'S AN~HOSS Her~ 1 rera, 155, Los Angeles l. With 100 Yards 15lb. Test Line. REGULAR 7. 95 _ _ • SAN FRANCISCO (UP[) Jimmy Lester. 155, San Fran- I Make Dad, The Fisherman, Happy With A New Reel • A secret sociPtv still is invPto;ti~ating the- airplane crash of Pierro MattPi. tnp ltalian industrialist. wh<l was killf>rl whPn his private planP rra<.::hf'rl in his nativr' Jand . He had made m;~nv enPmif'" with hi." oil, gas anrl piDP llnP deals whirh rParhed from thE" Mirlrile F.ast In Russi<l On<"e tn fhP. past it was provPrf th<Jt ~ah · otage had been atfpmptPri Thf' Italians still don't believe thev have heen tolrl the full story - or anvthing nE>ar it. inst <lS the-y are convinced that thf' world h~s not been given all the pertinent facts on 8cJT WHEN n;S LAiE,WHO • POI'hriy, 'Ohl• • Colu..... • IS. Oli~ Att11: R..hleatW s.a.. • I ',, �' / 4-Dally Stnlinel , Porneroy·Middleport, 0 ., June te, 1984 ~ ~. Giants Continue Hex Over Cincy I •t a g s b g a 'II ll ti ic "'tl b a p tl w tb is ar Ol IH Cl th ro ag go . Abele Joins Move to Clean Up Congress 1 Palmer Eyes Gran_d Slam gio re~ pia of shiJ anc eac spa tell kne tun frOJ too den hop ult'! se~ Tile ex pi gam the ed, , ~ -;t Stat' you, iJBld. "hi 1 rope ed tc the 1 In Qt just. the c Fair. l'lnd' force suit 1 civil ing t presi has g der: Quee A the a Italia his p· land. his ol re•ch Once ota~e still d full st they 1 not be HOMEOWNERS "PACKAGE" 561 persons corne sunday For H•dden vaIIey Event INSURANCE 1 @ R k Spnngs , SOCiety , Notes mr. l E<><>tern Local SOCJety. • N0l es )¥ Attendance F•gores Up In NI ' Parks WHE FLA'I LLI-11J, IN .O WHO ~ SUP! . WH CONO Of(;( . i I MAX WARD I .. . II \ I f I D: I a S. I '' i}} SOCJefy • NOteS 1 entered Holzer hospital in ·the past 1t Mura were R!Ch•rd D. Mlteh~n, 136 'ntlrd Ave., Mrt. Turner W. JlckiOil, Bidwell, Mrs. Charles T. Carrnlchatl, Rt. 2 llldwell, Mrs. TholllaD c. McKillney, Rt. I Cheshire, 'l'llden Thacker, Tl\urrnan, ·Mrs. Dale V. Wood, ~13 Mt. Vernon Ave., Pt. Pleaunt, Chlrles William lloflers, lOS Highland AVe.. Pt. Pleasant, Ml~ha~l Ray Plants, Rt. 2 Pliny, W. Va., Mrs. J. LJn. roln Rusoell, Rt. 1 POI!leroy, Paul L. Bailey. Rt. 2 Pomeroy, Mrs. Chari•• R. Karr. Rt. 2 Pomeroy, Wlley Burton. RL 2 Pomeroy, Mrs. Mildred RoUsh, Racine, Ml'li. John H. Busch, Rt. I Portland, Mr~. Thomas B. Evans, Jlk'kson. '!'om fl'ry, Jr., Mrs. WO<ldrow L. Pope, Seottnwn, Mr;. WllMn R. Brothers, Portlmouth, Albert c. Scherer, Haverhill, Mr~. WilliAm H. Rice, Ashland, Ky., Cline S. Bryan, Rt. 2 Catlelts· burg, Ky., Robert M. Montgomery. Ashland, Ky., Mrs. Morton B Montgom•ry. Ashland, Ky., Mra. Nelson H. Garrett, Rav•n•wood, W. Va., John R. SimOM, Ripley, W. Va., Hom•r E. Liston , Ripley, W. Va., Mrs. Olen R. Smith. Saildyville, W. \"a ., and Mrs. Georae F. Chadwick, Lavalette, W. Va. Blrlbo Mrs. Jack D. Paugh, Mason, W. Va., oon, I p.m. Monday. Mrs. Bernard L. Crawford, Gallipolis Ferry, daughter, 12 :34 ~ . m. Monday. Mrs. Charles T. Carmichael, Rt. 2 Bidwell, dattghler, 12,28 p.m., Monday. Mrs. 'l'homas B. ~vans, 17 West st., Jack80n, daughter, 11 :3~ a.m. Monday. Dloehuged Patlento re~ently discharged ID'ittdod Forrest E. Jone~. DonaU Little, Henry R. Beach, RotM:rt L. LawAOn, Kermit CiiK!O, William B. Pearson, Beatrice M. Forester, Mn. John Wright, Mra. tlenver Thoma, Mre. Wil· Ham Bowers and infant son, Mrs. Carroll J. Yoll and infant son, Mro. Oerold Sellen an~ lnlant claughter, Mra. H. Stanle)l Rawlina and Infant son, and Mrs. Rtlby L. Mulholland. of the . boord. 1be . COIIIII1lMion Bein& lnvettlgllfd " undllei'Qiinod" 22Statesln Court Target I VISIT 81BitRI · •· Mrs. Jtll!IH ~ IIIII .... Re,ibel Polllei'OJ liCI rp. ..W , CIJ.l 101mber '-Of ~IlJDlio!l ~ ft. An accident s1111 Qnder tnves••Y rnr . 1 ligation oc:curred Saturday at •ade . PnlfooalOtl by taking . matters ' vlalted tAell' o!M, ""' • •, • 1 2'10 P. !h. in Middleport on 1"' • rectJ n1 Reibel. T b Locust and Broadway-siS. I Y-: 0 Monday it aid dl y to the boa . Ml-s. Frederick . • •• .. n ._ Carl Ed , totttlement or C!OI!)munlty fotJr then went on to vlalt~ . A car ~ 1.e "' . 1111 all W&DNEIDAY AT PHI By United PrAll lnterttallonll ward !'reston. 23, R. D. 2. Gal· NEW YORK (Up!) - Killer '&>~ tl tcllng thl IK'Itoola 1'ho TriCounty lll!lh S<bool •ther sister,. Mrl. ~~ The U.S. Supreme Court's lipolill. was demolished when Winston Moseley ldiOwed not a p ' league 11me hetween Eutern Elyria, Ohw, who had Mil ruling that bolh hoUies of Btate he collided with n car driven hint of emotion when he was) Th• OEA'~ professional . ai.t Pomer will be played hospitalized. but' Ia tioiiiOWilol legislatures must be appot· by Lucy M. White, 43. of doomed to tne el~trlc chair , lnd r:;sponsibdthes Wodne on the Pome- llllpl'O\'fd. They retuned •1lilltlil Uoned on a population basis Pomeroy, as she pulled from Monday . but l'Ourtroom specta- ~ recen~y mado a atudy of lilt! field . Jltlndly. will vitally affect the le!lisla- a stop sian off Broadway onto tol'l applauded and ciloered Belpre lltuaUon. 1be commie"iiiliii tlve set--up in at lea1t 22 1tale1t 1 Locust St. Dam&ieS to White 's and the JUdie said he wou]d ~~~on ~as cnttcal of bo•,tlla,ohetho~ • GLIDDEN ACRYLIC • United Pre•• International car, owned b)' Elmer C. White not he!!IIBtro to pull th~ !iWttct1 ! bOard of ed~catlon and~~ •urvey ahoweti today. of Pomeroy, was eatimated himself. 1 lt>~. byp~ama the 8Chool 1 nurustrallon for direct cmttlt" ·" '"• ..... p 1 Many .tall! teaIa laton voww at ...-.-. •Y' car rel!l on was I The ou trag~ that wa ~ evident ! be h. rr to fight tM hilh court ru1tn1. drivina 111: owned . by Lulu Pres in Quf'e ns county Supreme ~~~e tf.ac mg sta __ _ ' The decisiori meant iru:realed ton 1 also of GalltJlOUa. There Court when a jury •nnounced I h h d·• th FREDDY 110\'11 ·•• Iwere no ·InJUnes .w·u · · repor ted · ' Moseiey'g sentence was in . fw en. ..~ eommen rv•l ca 1 power for metropo1lLGO lc 1 ..,· t ' e " Goes On hat ... Won't •lister Airman Frederick C. Boyd, ed Or Its serv 1 or JUS JCe. son of Mr. aDd Mrs. William areas and decreas ~wer 1or 1 ma~ked contr11t to the pUblic i "AithOua:b r do not believ(' in .. bnne ..k the rural forces Wh1ch have Me' lnd1Herence March 13 when l, cap1ta · 1 pun1s · hmen t . when 1 see M. Boyd or ,~WoJ •lit, Porn- lo · .~ 181 Memorlal HHP 11 a1 1 eroy, -·· completed h1• Air ng e~rc•- contro over ADM:SSIOI'IS MONDAY prett y barmaid Kilty GenoYese l • monster like this 1 wouldn't S..thiNIW When Shopping For Paint , many leglSlalures. It raiSed the n .. N't M'ddl ( Jlo lh was stalked and slain by Mose- h 't t t pull the owlt h Forti bll Ic miliary training ·b'l' . f h . 1J\Jy 1 z, 1 epor ; ro y · es1 a e o c myI posst. t <ty o w olesale reap- Ha sk'ms , Ne1sonvt.11e; 5 h e 1. 1,l 1 ley whllt 38 porsons Ignored 'I te If ,.. Sh apuo · sa1'd. at Lackland A,B, Tex. AIr. man Boyd is assigned to lhe portionment. . .. COwan, Pomeroy. , 1her f!C\eam~ for help. No one iiiiiiiiiilli. Air Delen&e Command's The Supreme Court ruhng dl- DISCHARGES MONDAY ~ I evr.n bothered to call the po. roctly affect, apportlollment Bll h P tl d A 1. lice ( ADC) Kincheloe AFB, Mich. 1C<tntrovE!Tsi'es m Colll1f!cticut 1rene I(' . Pf an : me ta N . ' Walker, Minersville; FrancJS .ose1ey , 29 '. a egro Ior Ira lnf ng an d dutY as a I'New Hampshire, Vermont, Ok- S 'lh p d T busmess machme operator, transpor&aUon lpedali1t. He Is lahoma, PennsylVania, Arh~ona , 1 yrnl ' ~~d~[opy tn m found guilty of murder of Mii!IA eSTATIONARY TYPES a ll61 graduate of Pomeroy Nevada, Wyoming, Mllne, Ml8- oung, e or · I Genovese 1a11t week. The Jury HlP M!hVOI. Kansa~ . Minnesota, Ida- · reconvened tor 45 minutes ROLL-UP TYPES that let you ad tht hu. Ohio, WashiDIJlon, Iowa, II- SCO'M' WITH GIANTS Monday to ftx his sentence. llnols, Indiana, New Mexico. NEW YORK (UP!) - '!'he ' Th• JUror. included four N.. iON REQUUTI amount of shade or light, Georgia, Florida and New York football Giants today 1groes. one a woman . !ee. announced the siQnlng of line- ; Justice J. Irwin Shapiro hamone house of bicameral hacker Tom Scott for t.ha 1964 mered the bench lor order legislatures i!1 usually filled :>;eo.,on. The 34 . year . old · when the court spectators apWY 2-3741 the bosio or populaUo~ : Scolt will he starting hJ.j , 12th plauded, and some cheered oth<:!r normally is filled on lhe ~ason In the NFL and his ~ixth , when Moseley's death '~"'~,~~~= ~ · WY 2-5428 Micltllojllrt 290 N. 2nd Avo. ba~ls or area. The court ruled w1th the 1963 Eastern D1vision wa s anMunced. But the that both houses must be f11led champions. I( ' reflected -~"~m~il~a~r~~~~ oo a population basis. Oklahoma Atty. O.n. Chart•'• ' ,. Neabitt ~old the deci!lion IJrobbably knocks out an apportionment formula adopted by vot. last month. He uq~ed Oov. I Ho;m·•· Be limon to call a special of the leglslatu_re to I out a new plan. " • State Sen. Glen Ham, one of the authors or the plan r e~ cently adopted, satd " WI:'l 're gQo. ing to hght this thing .111 the FINAL SAY-Robert B. Me,. way through." aer, former governor ol New Jeney, ,has been namod •d· TWO FINED m.inlitrator of the Cliarelle 1 111 Advertlalng Code. ln this "1\ilc!Oid,alo,.lp.,<trt WI am Boyles. 26, po.lltion, he will have ftlUll !I w•• arrested Mon., authoritY In determining Middleport Pollee and whether advortillng 00111• fine $15 afld cost• for intoxlpll• Willi <Od~ tllllldatdo. cation by Mayor Lee Smith. William Reeves, 60, Albany, ~~~~~~~~­ al!lo was charge Mond&y In Meias Geoeral Hoapilal Middleport fo,· Intoxication ahd fined fl5 ana cost• by the 1 HOUSE PAINT I FLEXALUM ALUMINUM AWNINGS M 1 ° DRY CLEANING e ROBINSON'S CUANERS 1 lust King Builders Supply Co. 1 ) 1 C t4 1 I I 1hrough tht> gat~s ...,,.t' - ·a"" r;i. les Allen :-. nd fami lj and Wiley Mr. and Mr~. William Fol- McConnaughey, who ~ptrnt t.he T.te Me~ ~w t_he largPsl :wls 18 , WJ11 1:1ms c u u s 15: Cornell spt>nt a few days ~ith mer had a cookout recently at I past we~k With her par@nt8. g:. rl 10 the league wtlh a total Howard, Dndgers 14: nohin~on, Mr Frank ~ornell ami fam1ly . their home honoring Jenneth I ~r . me all.tL·Jam.:t: ~ ~ bnHHJ r.• ~"" ted:; J3; Allen, Phiis 13. Mr an? ~Irs . Gene Wolfe are Folm~r. Be.!lldes the family, WINS NAVY CONTRAC1' : ~ a .StadJUm of 637,40•5 ~o _ t:-.r. ~ !ul r.nnouncmg thP b1rth of a son . guP-!ItS included Mr. and Mr!!l. NEW YORK {UPll --HazleJ;h:'H s an mcrt> a ;e o, 2.,.1 2 ,z ·dttt In Taddy Durst and Jon Web· .Joe Klrnt~ and sons Mark tine Corp won a f4.317,'l72 con• 1 m .-. t~..:i r tlrs! 2J dat t>s c1t thP /' 1. . 1,.,,..., r . ster attend'!d the Alumni ban- Kevin, and Joe II ~nd Mr: l tract for delivery 0.1 10noI'•: •J (,ro~t~d" la~t year. lndillns 47 : StUalt, Red so ... 46 ; quf't at Radne. , buoys to tbe U. S. Nal'Y· 1Jarrws~ Durham. t lte Phtlltcs, bidding for thPir Klll••b,·ew Twins 44 , Cash. Tl· I, . Mr. And Mrs. Tum Fitch vis- ~ Mr<. John Smith was Wed-~ APPROVE ACQUISJTlON fust .pennant . tr1 14 .vears. are , ~ers 41 ; Colavito. Alhlettc~ 38 1ted Mr. an? Mrs. Ralph Brew- , nesday ~ventng supper guest l NEW YORK (UPl) -EvanB nl.lnmg 17S.~!Hd a ht"ad o J~~st l 'I M G'l er and fam1ly , Sunday . ilf Mr. and Mrs. Hugh 8earhs. Rule Co, ~kholders Monday y~ ., r w.t 1 a pa1, total o "·"", one ·:.y!, .tMr. and Mrs. John Beai and Mr and Mrs Hugh Bearhs approved the proposed acquiAI· As u~ill, tne Los .An8eles , Rnt~ -18; Boy~r, CPr( t.l: San- family wen'! recent guests of and son. Ronald ahend@d the Uon of Aristocrat Le&th!t ProD.. .,. . . s art" lhe pr.me dramng . to. Cuh .. 3R . fnrre , Br:-J\'e!:o 38 ; her parer.ts , Mr . and Mrs. A. comm@n<'ement ~xerclses at ducts lnc., of Newark, N.J. c:.. l1 m tllt" l agu"' wtth a 11om"' rln~ r-.n, Reds :"!5. C P P.Wel and David Oh'10 U I II S d B 1GEts u£FEN8E WORK a., ' .... «nt·e JUSI s ll\ ol a m11lion 1 , .Mr1 . Elva Dailev and Judy . Ph'l"11 vers Y un ay.L.~ arf· l ~EW YORK (UPI) - Con 1ng ~ l 'h ;, 1 h ne 1 p9 was a memut'r o l"r 30 ,,ates."~ {' u \.C •gers s ow \'isited· relaltv es · in Newark th dua t'ma c1ass. tlnental Motors Corp. received• · e gra a lotaI oI 11..ou, 015 so ar. an m·, J'l: tio 11 ;., l.t'1gw ~ · ;urt>ll. la~t week , M nd M B · Phllll a $20,8"~0 803 Army contrac· for ot 11'6 358 · 1963 G 1 R · · r. a rB. arr>e ps Cl t':l~e ' . over . Colt!! 10-1; Marichal , lanta !cent \!ISitors l)f E H Car- spent the week~d w·th Utelr Idelivery •()t multi- fuel englne1 1 l'he .l\J •~waukee Braves . . Ch~· 1 8.2: Bruce . Colts : Bunnin&. IPt::nler and family were Ch.ar- parent8, Mr. and Mr~. Huh lnd repair p1rta. 1 cat::u Cubs and St. Lou rs Ca1d1· 1' htl s; Mahaff~y . Phils all 6·2. les Rflbmson. Mrs. ·Harold Kmg B~arh~ and Mr and Mr~ Oai. I 1 1 I Man - doy and night - b 1~-J!lt-" 1 47 1 I I ~ In•tall an ELECTRIC ·• 1t1[oy real eemf1~ In with a new ELECTRIC AIR • Rated to do tho cooling itll you rfttMirl . • Automatic WRth.r Y.t1Ut CONDITIONER~ home _ • Thinner ond mctri attractive than ever c.mr.t ., )'ow fingertips when reu ••• AIR ER AND INTII TNI WONDEIIJIIIL WOllLD 0, lt.I~HIC UVJNO, I It'I F/ameless! --- 1 A11gcl~; Su thl man~ modell nOW on tlisp{aJI at your NJAIIHOB MANAGES KANSAS CITY iUPl) - Gue Nlarbos, a coach with lho sa• City Alhletlco since 1962, has been appointed mana1er of tho A's rookie 1••1111• team at Wylhevllle, Vo., in the Appala· clllan League. ELECTRIC APPLIANCE DEALERS! =b=g=h==l ~=====:=================::~§=====~ · ~ ~ __ Line Scores Major Leagut Result• 8 111 United Pres• Jnternattonal u~~ nd~: o...m drilled a water lda_..y_e_v..en..in"'g'""gu..•..sto...,o_f_M_r_...•.. ~ well for J1m Middleswart II I ~-· I H<lward Allen ·Jelivtred a "COlEMAN" 108 d of new c~bbage to ' Balli. • P1tt.sburgh for Mr . Hill of Le· 00 8 0 000 000 HEATING AND National Leapt .h 1- 1 M tart Falls la!<l wf'ek . Cln . 200 010 11112- 5 ! 1 Talbo<. R F"b er \41H dd. and c Mr a nd Mr ~. Ronnie BeeAIR-CONDITIONING San !"'ran . 000 010 131 ~ fi HI 2 Nertney . o erts. a 1x_ l 1l 1gle and Christi were Tf'cent Purkey , Jay \71 . Henry \91 ::~nd Brown. Wtnnt>r ~ Ftshf'r guests ol hf'r parents M IJtlrPn (9) and Edwards ; Hend 13·11 Losf'r ~ Robert s 14·41. and Mrs. E. E Brf'we; r. & 1 ley. Shaw t7 t. Perr) 18 1• Bul~n I R B. Durst, son, To~ . visit· If\ O'Del! (9 1 and Halter. WlO IN TANK EXERCISE od Old Man's Cave and other fltr _ oDell 12-11 . Lm;er Army Specaala.st 4 Wdltam J .l pointd of intere&t recently -Henry (1-1 1. IIR - John~on 1 Soltesz, w~nse wife Bertha. lives Mr. and Mrs. Charle" Fitch .- at 2091.!! •.olmer-llt. Middleport, and family were recent visit. H.,old ChaM Mcrr. has pa uc1pated In a month· ors of her p&r•nts M nd locust St. Mlddltii!O't St. LOUis q 001 101 000-3 6 3 long tank gunnery program at I · · r. a Hoo•ton 000 004 41<-9 10 1 (; f h G A ~. ! Mrs. Charlo• Van Meter , Mac . , . .-ra enwo r. ermany. c1e,,.,. , and Cathy HobhiP, Spnng 171, Craig 181 1typiat in Headquarters Comp· l ~-.---~-...--_ _ _........,.....__,:'""~ and McCarver Nottebart . : any. 2d Brigade. !th ln[anlry !'EASY TERMS Jones (6), Owena. 171 and Dlvi!llon t]ear Baumholder. h:.> Grotf'. W1nnP.r .- dwen s 124 1 entered the Army in May 1962 Loser - Hobble 11-4 1. HR Soltesz, son of Mr. and Mrs -Aspromont•. I.Jo,.rl· Snltm Jr . 92 WO<ldlawn Ave. Grove City. Is a 1961 Only games schedulf'd I graduate of Middleport HiM!< Ameriean Leagut I school Minn. ar Clev~ , Ppd. rain. FUINITUIIE LAWHORN GRADUATES SH 2-4&11 Rutland' Los Ang. 001 00C1 001 - 2 60 Marine Corporal Stuart M. Wa6h. 000 001 20x- 3 6 0 Lawhorn, son of Mr. and Mrs. Chance, Smilh 171 , Duliba 181 Carl Lawhorn of West Main-st. : llld l!odgerl. Rudolph, Kline Pomero) . fll'edu•ted last monlh (II and Brumley. Winner - Ru 1 from Drill Instructor School, dolph (10). Loser - Chance i Marine Corps Recruit Depot, l4-3), HR - K~nnedy, Adcock. 1Porris illand, S. C. Chic<:~~!) 700 100 010~ 9 13 21true 1c 1 j I SAlES I UPI'ER SANDUSKY - A nado !wept across three GIANTS SIGN JANSEN weat Ohio counties SAN FRANCISCO (UP!) damaging buildings, - Dale Jansen, son of San down trees and utility Francloco Gianto' pi~:;~~~ and injuring three people. coach Larry Jansen, Another possible tornado with the GJ•nts Mo n da y and roported AbOUt 2!1 mDeo Wb a"l!lntd to !heir east Of Columbus durln11 a FAile (Idaho) farm team in storm that produ~ed hall an Ploneet (rookie) LeafiUe. in~h In diameter and Winds up The 22-year-old J~~~~~~~ to 7& miles per hour. was a right • hftnded 1 er for the UniYmity of Oregon. NEW ORLEANS - A Continental Trailways bus w i t h liECAW CUELLAR eight per"'n! on board plunged ST. LOUIS (UP!) -Lefty lnlo Lake Pontchartrrlll today Mike CUellar waa recalled by after a bar1e ripped a 2411-foot the St. LoutS Cllrdlnats Mondav hole In the causeway, tho !rom their Jackoonvllle (Fia ·) world's longest bridge. Club. Six pet'!oruJ were killed. CUellar, a former resident bt<lles were recovered and po. Havana now living in Miami, lice one body still remain- ~ompiltd a 8-1 mark with ed in the buo. ·One o! the dead ln~te=rn;:at~lon:•:'~:i=.tlc~lu:b~.-~---•••••• was a woman. Thnte person• 11 Think of all the cars you could buy for under $2,400QQ Now think of this: Wouldn't you really rather have a Buick? CALL FOR YOUR Preacut 5-lnch Crystal SERVICE ox. '* With every purchase of 7 gallons of Ashland Gasoline, you'll receive one of these prescut crystal bowls absolutely free! These attractive bowls are of the same Early American pattern .that has proved so pop~lar in our previous offers. You'll want tO get~ complete set of these sparkling five-inch bowls. They're ideal for salads, fryit, cereal, desserts, candy and other uses. or 11111 way yOil ...W.. ...., oa lbrlfty ...... to l!ilt JOII . . . Yotar CHASE HARDWARE Wttt Jllllllll!'ft. .. ..IIJ. 1lle -...ble- dl ,,, .... NJ141)' ia lull.., diu .... 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Si&Dature Loana By t'lb- J..oao ,; J' ~ ' BOWL . . when you buy 7 gallons Ash/end Gasoline Juat pt om die line ldld ..u for your C;lth·Ube. We ... to llv• 7'1" • qiilcl< v .. .- hll4r money to pay 'blll!, tMa a -tloa RUTLAND . J wtre rescued. OHIO 1·t=l faranct C..tants "af'h .'lhowmg ler, Onoics M1kkel11en. Sylvester Bill and therr slightseoderlinf' all 4-1.Yanks; Mll- I d)', F'.redaBobMiddlt'swart'. and Tom Mr horne. and Mrs. Hugh Bearhs 1 fr::m::FI:o:•:ld=a=to=P= s ur D t and son , Ronald. were Sun-1 • ••id 1 na.s also are drawm~ belU ; . and '"ns. Middleport, Mr. and · · Y Mrs. Dayl411 Phllllpo. th:...n tney did a year ago. with j Am cncan Le~gue -:- Ford , I Mrs Ben Allen, James Suttle, ton Phillip!!. They l~ft Monday 1 Mr. and Mrs. ChBr18 Stout th,.. Ptttsburgh P1ra~s. Hou.stnn i Yanks 8·1: K~ahck. Indians 6-l ; Dillon Taylor. Ta.Jdy J)Jrst, ~ornlng for Endlc~t, N e w: spent an evening with Edna c;ntts .. Cincinnatl Reds and San I Pascual . Twms 9-2 : D. Lee, lEiva tJaily, and daughter, Ju- ork. where thry wtll make I Carl!lln. Tbey were enroute i 1 Thct's "Cool Living" Why •u,tr thrt lummtt? Voo eeft 1 1 The Entered Hoopltal AtnOnc those who ;::=:==::;:.:;:::;::;:;;;:;:; 1 very Hospital News I· Ki•Iler Cahn 1'12 reconnnendatfone Imemba't Made lor Belpreitha When doomed ~WM~~~u~~ll · =~ ~cs·~~ .,:0;::'~ T 'the Chat·r I Accident is Still Ohio Among By OSCAI\ FRALEY a pr~ "1rand olom." lncludlDI Ione more thon any other tourlJPI Sporll WNt.or tho BrltlJh Open and Unlled nameut oo lor." . WASHINGTON (UP!t - Ar- States PGA crowns 1 Mentally, ho't rifht and hio 1 Cong. Homtr E (Pete) Abe- nold Pa•n..- today was tho "I hlve11 't thought of ony· , flint is fllhn1 Into pl..e. I~ ha~ lntrOdur@d a rf~OlUtl~n Jnost determined rn•n on the thinl but thil tournament Iince "But it won't me1n a thln(ll SAN FRANCI!!CO tUPll - Glanto on their eit until lhoy calllnl lor a •woeptnl lnveo!l· .cone _ two day1 before thl the d•y 1 won the Mooters," if )dt' out there on Thurodly f,lc&ytng the San Francisco 10l one in th ... fifth on him gation of bu1lne•• Jntertsts of ~;tart or the 64th u.s. Open golf 111d Palrner, 1reat.e8t money• mornin& tnd the pultl don't roll nlantA must be a real hl!lird!!hiD They plt kt d up another m the conares•men ami congressional I champlon~Jp. ' wiriner In · aolf hlatory. "For In for mt: ' he conceded. "t aD " Cincinnati Reds Manaa:er Reventh and chased Pur'<ey employees. as ' wel l as the flow Arnie, winner nf the Malltf'fl thret' mor.ths. I've put 11ide feel confident about everythina ' A IW 1DlA 011 'I W llf ~~,.icf Hutehtn!llon. Hutch!Mon ca~· ~11n JIP... wh ,-,l of campaign funds. I r~ally w&nts this one to kee!p tvPrythins elee. l h1ve pl1nned else." , N ' A' E A What happen• to tho RNI•' hAd lnoked lmprosslvo 1'1\l hi• 'l'h . d to alive his ho~• !or completing and condiliooed and I want this I" a field of 134 pro• and .16 ~tchina 1nd fielding when the laliif three oulings, to work In e reso1ution c?rrespon s -~' ~ amateur!, Palmel' Is thl min I t6.un ~oel aJjitl.at the Glanls ifl tht! elahth H~ W8!1i touch , kr the Senate resolullon which reto beat with PGA champ Jack ~OOI!h even 1o slve a hike· a two-run triple by plnch-lt'tt-r ~ultedAI: the B~bby Baker ~er Ni~klaus a Close second in tho 18 larm Cincinnati fM an ulcer. C&p Peterson In a three-run up- ~ bele Sal he e "~ eyll or most of the otherl. ~ The pltchlr.a Which has been rising that put the Gian~ aheCtd jolh Coy more tha~ a hscore o Ken Venturi, on a Comeback I .... 0 er ngressmen 10 t e spon- 1 I lth t h' I f' . h . h' ttr~ctivt a11In•t moal clubll. P..3. sors:hip of his 'resolution. w wo 1g J tms es m 1s fills ,>art aaainst San 'rancis- The Rods. flghtlnc on brave, . Jut two otarU, took hi! lll'lit ell and 11 did just that again ly, took advantage of an orror Abele atlted. "Thoro were PT. PLEASANT - Htdden l 11111 reglstel'fd to play 8011. look at tile Ccmgrosslonal Counwill htlp lDUI rdnndl' the second time In , by Jim Hart [or on oneutnNI !acto brought out In the Baker Volley Country Club o~ Sunday '!'he special events of the day try Club's r"'ord long cout~ tJI many '/ame,. run and odded another ,, lie i1 lnveltliatlon, before It wao ab- June 14th opened Its faclllties l otarted at 3 p.m. with the gwlm- 7.0S3 yard• with IL• par 3~35Don~ trust to Clha~ce lind liM )'nte &-5 defeat was the sixth 5·5 In the ninth. rupt ly slopped . whicb involved In the publtc and 5!1 people of Imlng conteoto at the pool high· 70 and said 11'1 the type of )'tlr'l raid map. l.tt AAA.'a tcir the Redo In ,.ven aames Bill Henry "" called In and the Hou*f of ROpres..,tatlvel. all sizes turned out. or these, lighted by I domonatratlon on All ch'' protection you tmOI Sli'Oillllll help )'011 •• I tlth Managt>r Avln Dark'~ he walked Willie McCove~ and , Ther~ was a clear Inference how to swlrtl with your elothe!l on his heels wall Carroll Casto ! need for you.r home is in auldintl you ttt the ~st ®tea tiJys. orlando Cepeda m the bottom that <t was po!llbte to pay off , on by Don Waldie. In IOcond place and Elmo 1 this one loW' cosC Nationend appiOI'IIIoG0111h111oatlCill ' .. ide plan. Aok for the ~ cltlbs hav• two more •o[ the ninth Ryne Duren took tertaln people and hove 1 bill ' OC AI 4 p.m. tho hole-In-one con- F'rlell, third. 111 makl your trip 1 .. Homeowners Polic:y-fo.r g~m•s left in the rurrent ser- ·hiS place and Hart slnl!lod home lpaOitd by the Houoo. Such : test, with contestant! hitting to In thct Ladleo divlllon, Eveont. not • ~~t~Ccto~lon of .._ . convenience ... and for tours. AM's tlCIIOII tnwtl Pllho • 1 ill and the Reds, who are now the winnin~ run. charaes arr. very serlou.s. 'ftJey number sev~n gre~n was 8t.art• lyn Wiseman was topt conHna real savin;J (11!1 much as 1 nina. !meraeney load S.tvlet, 1 :&. aame• off the pace, could II was one . . . .~ .. .,.,. affect the. mtel!rlly of the untted. '!'he men • dl~l•lon wos won to within tour feet, lOll Inches 40% over sel'atate oo.vu•· ball en~ 111M bond piiJIIoo !&trnb blc Into IIOiid rontenti{)n lng!l with the Giants m whJch . ed st:tes Congress. It il time I by Eusta<"e WIIMn who drove of thfl hole. Mt~rthl Haught lion, 1nd ptiiOI'III accltltnt lno agr•.dependlna on where tly toklnH both _ highly unlike· the <1• .' . did not boOt the ball that ,he Hou,. or Repre,.nta- • to within lour feet six and one nd d M8r A ld suronca all spell c-o-r-e-1-r-H you u•• ,_ IY off past_performancf1 . about Jn the r1eld. . tives ~~arts to clean ill own I Mr. and M~. William Fol- half Inches of the hole. Cto"e ;~:c..IH!co • an Y rno .-HK·J.n-t. Cell and Join Johnson Hits Hom r Tonight John TsJtourl! 12-4) house. I mer and daughter , Judy, were Th d I I t hi h ~ business visitors in Parkers· e r v ng con est, w c h Ill Red II 8 AUTOMOitLI CLUI Clnctnnatt got off to an ta l'l.; wl be w ' l for t e The Abele reaolution directs b '. had to b• conducted b~ the USI 1 WY 2-2.WO 1 ibid Wllh a pair or run, In tho agoh,st Jack S•n[ord. 14 . 6). the Hou•• administration t-om- urg and Mar!ettaA hrecentHyood. of walkie-talkie radlol Wal won OP IOUi'HIIN OHIO flfit ofl B dl . o~~ con. wh° •· q~ 1o!ll1 hi!II 1ast t hf@t d~ mitt~ to ·· . . Mr.family and Mrs. .., Pomeroy ~b H~nloh~Y mvelli&ltt ··any fi. and movM rt intourthe pro- I by Donnie Wedge with• a drive 11 S 1. 2nd Club RoJII'IIIftttltiiM 11tg on Vl:'ron . n!lon s !I 1xt11 r 1Ill 1on"l. lnttre11te ed b 'I I 9f 314 yards Second and third 1 nanc•al or business home run and add d II ~--L I I . • perty 1ormer1Y own Y r. ,.t•·~. . • •. anu '" I Ot any ; le.go! tmmoral •. or lm- and Mrs. Otis Merritt. '!'he Mer-- ' I pltiCtl were a tit betwee~ Frank E. M. IURTON '" the fdth oft> Hendley s throw· proper lCIIVlllll, mcludin1 ac· ritt left Monday for lndlaoe ' • Capehart and David Warner ATIOIIWI D. Phtoo WY 2·2612 "'i error. l tivities involvinl the givina or wh:re they will make their I with drlVM ot 381 yards each. ' • 111111 IIH 111111111 Clltrlll So far , so good. F'r,,m then" , recetvmg or campaign fund• ~,~,.. h Mr and Mn. F'red WOOd& Capehart woo eecond place~ ...,... •tt•~n:c•--. .... 578 lroo..,oy St., Mld41etllli, 0 0 on, things chang~d ror fh~" l de~, questionable otrcumstanc· ~:.· and Mr.~: F. E. Sha.er- and ,arnlly o( Charle8ton Yl8o s;IIUt~o~n~l~n~a~d~r~lv~e-of~!'~-~-=~~==========- - - - - - - - · \\'Of!l@. National League es, of any pre11etlt or former 1 fer of Columbus spent a week ltt-d ~cently with hl8 par~ntl, ·:.: Bob Purkey-~was !llondlng............... lht AB R ., Prl con1rt>ssmon or conare.llsiOniil end Wl'th the1r . son an d 1a mil''J, I Mr and Mr~. Howard '.Yoods. 0. · n. .1 1 Willnm<, Chi 54 212 41 81 .382 , emp oyee. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Blackston. I Mr and Mrs .. Dana Ftck IMoyo. Sf 18 211 !o 7G .360 ' ~Jane Oouglas of Gallipolis loptnt Sunday wtth Mr. and IClmente. Pitt 54 223 38 so .:159 1 IN EXERCISE 'LITOAl!' i •pent , weekend wllh Mrs Mrs. Henry Wells et Pomeroy. Hunt, .>Y 54 19-1 JO 62 .!20 Aum ll f Miller, cammls- : Velma Douglas. Charles Reed 1penl 1 M". I St•ra•ll , Pitt 37 147 23 47 .320 ,.ryman first claso USN 800 , Mrs. R. H Cotttardl and son an afternoon Wtlh Mr. Torre . Mi.w 54 202 32 8< .317 ol Mr. and Mrs. James Mil· Bruce of Columbus •pent a and Mrs. Watemon While It Santo. ct. 53199 37 62 .m ~ ler of 385 Hamilton-st. Middle- weekend with Mr mother, Mrs. , Keno and vl"ted wtlh her m• Chstphr. NY . liO 25 46 .:W7 port , is particlpatlnJI aboard the w. A. Morg•n. ; let •nd huaband, Mr. and Mra. ~ailey, :itt 45 141 18 43 .3(15 Novv de<troyer USS Maddox Mr. and Mra. Hugh .Benrhs i Homer ~omewood of Akron. I CINCINNATI, Ohio. 1 UPll - 'lood. 'II. 59 238 27 72.:103 in a comblnNI sea-asRault and recently enJOyed a plcmc sur> Mrs. <'h1dred Llp•~Y and 1 Ru81nes!ll 111 boommg at th~~t Illite ' airborne combat training ell:er· f)lr with Mr. a rut Mrs. Barrie daugntel of Oral{ontoh, Utah. for the Natim~al League and I Am- :an Lf'SI'JI! else. "Litgas '~ May 12 to June Phillips at Dow take. · ~~m~ to lllpl.!nt the flurnrner the two cluhs chiefly re•ponst· G.AB .: . P•t. 10 under th• direction or 1 he Mr. and Mrs. William Fol· With her parents Mr. and Mrs. bl• are the New York Mets and ' ~reRn•i . LA 47 149 29 53 .aM South-Rast A.,ia Treaty OrM•nJ. mer •nd Mrs. Scott Folmer, Ernest B~hr. 'l'hey have jUit J'loiladelphia PhilliPS IOliva. ~ttnn Iii 239 43 85 .356 1>altOn 1SEATO 1 in , the Philip· , were business visitors in ol- returned !rom lloller Ho•pltJI, The M•t• ond Phillie• are Hinton. Wa• llll239 32 79 .331 nines. , umbus recently. Mrs. Roborl where both had been hOApiiJI· amon• 1lx National Lea~'" I Manti•. NV · 4! 1:!6 24 44 .324 · Johnson, Oouglas and Cindy, IM<I. for 18\'etal woekA. clu8s which show gain in at-1 Bresourl. bo:; 5t 223 39 71 .318 1 of Columbus rl!ttlrned with thf! MlSS Sharon Fregker of ne•r I' tena- from 1963 and the oth· cau.,y. KC oo22a 28 70 .314 Folmer~ lo •pend & lew day! Ch,.ter WM an overnight et four ~lubs are runn ing only Rbin>on. Bal 56 212 30 66 .311 tJVefSV e and were later joined by Mr. gue>l recently or Mr. and •ligbllf below tall oeuun. the 1How•r,. . NY 110 18324 S? .311 Johnson. 1 Mrs. Norman MeCaln and daultasue of~ diHloled. . ' Mrr.raw Chi 40 134 17 41 .306 1 Mrs. Rollin Radford I• home ghWtl: 1 Mra. E\sle Kimes, Dr. Kath· A l<ilal of 4.2B2,$67 fans paid ApRrirh,: Sal 54 '20 3' 67 305 l ! alter belna confined 10 Melg• 1heir way tltt'bu~ NL IUtnstlle• Fr•ehan , Det 44 151 21 46 .305 M~morlal Ho•pltal. . ryn Pond•xter, and Mrs. SadthrotJsh .Jlttle 14, , repres•ntin" Jenneth Jl'otm.r left r•reM- , le Starkey of Mlddloport 1pent •h incre~Mf 696,216 fans. or 1 llr me 1. " Hobnrt Weill , Mr. and Mn. ly for an extended •tav in Tol· Saturday afternoon with Mr. IU per cent from the total of I . ' Clnywn Johnson, Mrs. Rena edo . and Mrs. Dana Jl'lck . I .....1 1 ' b .4mf'ri"l 1 Lea gut - K I · 1 e · Sl•tf!r ami MrM Bill C nnol · 3,ut.,..uu or the P:Bme num er brew Twin· 20 · Alltson Twin ~ . ' . . ,o • I Mrs. Elmf!r Bailly has b~en _.... : or OJlllnilll• a Y••r ago. l iS· I It Atht tl Pow- t, were recent v"tors of , confined to Holzer Hosplt>l for I SPENO!! WEEKEND HERr. • co · Tfllt ~ lllU11J• • the National · 0 ·~ 0· Mr. ailct Mro. Rudy Durot and the pa t week David MeConnoughey of Cln· •. b~ k h ell , Orloi•H: Hall , Twmo: W88· · Tarldy s . , L<a~u~ can ·~• l e ~11-t , me , . . G. . ., , 1 Vi~cenl Broderick •nlered rlnnatl spent th• woekend with · "" . :"l·nul. liS, .en1I1e, . ,111 e1J('!; M a It ruuanre reror d .11 set Iast nf'r . r an d M,n; All re d Co rne 11 ' Veteran! Hot;pllal at J-luntlng· Mr. and M~ '. ~o Story an d 11 1 ytar whPn 11)ia2 227 pns<:ed l. · nf C'h11flrrn . Mr . and Mrs Char· , ton. , was accompanied homt by Mrs. Leaders RO eourse !!tat doesn't favor Ill)' 1n1 his old regulatlon~putw fto particular type player. titer than hi& new cr I. Bill SOuth . ~'• Oaey Play- mallet, 11\11 mGII 1!1 er !Misted It famed ll1t big entrants nlll'e!J Wor:t c!tardna hitter and that would give the courtl! In ea.ual t!lllllds ·11111 Palmer and Nicklaus the edge. few revealed their scores. Pallntr belt • lUdden thun-dor110tm that at ilbl ClOOied off the IUn-ba~ fllrwl)ll lito Mondoy, 1urn1n1 In 1 par 70 on Plan on ltdlllllllll hll fourth tnur Of the 1ayout •lnce lhe Maot.ra. Sam Bneacl alto had 1 70, ua- 'f"(ll''·~""' ti' l •• ··~ .,..... -,'' ,;• ' A8H'LANb .OIL ' I .. , ,~•- '' . 8-Ef'INI~GrQOWIP. ANV I • '' ' �' i • .. ' , . . . - - - - - - - - - . 8-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mildleport, 0 ., June 18, WANT AD INFORMAnON GAHt ·-.u.A . QUALITY lllllftkii!I'TtuN~ ••tt• .. lVIII 1iM1 ..,... • ._.. .... DaJ, a -flrl r" PIIDI,._ - . . . . . , .., n.-~:~• lA1 ...:,. ........., t:rTnrt •taoa ... 1M ~ ftJ .)fM"fto.. ~ ~.. "'" rD W•n• M 1960 Dodge Phoenix 4-Door ~e. "'' OtKMm •" . . ~~~ •• , .._AKQ 01' .\BI.D 1ma111 t'ttA NU • UBITIJ fot Ill _,., m.la. oFn.c• 1:10 a. .. wnrd ~U~IIIHnnal Leo S&tu:rdQ -1::.0 • . 1111 r.t t:lrOO QI)OII For Sele Pod:eh •nd Z:lptlen ZIG ZAG sewing machine model. Dial a atltch. But.- PHONE WY 2-2157 tonholes, monograms, appll- Notice $40 Miners~ille, I WILL teacli shorthand class In my home. (I croditl CaUJEI~E(::"i'I\Ol,UX sweeper FURNISHED apartment, 3 WI 9-2661 early morning or plete with all attachments, rooms and bath. CaiJ WY 2late evening. June 16 to 20. including spray gun. Like 6615. 6 IS 6tp I new 6 16 3tc condition. Guaranteed. $32.76 terms or discount for[ cash. Phone WY 2-2204. 6 12 5tc --------WE GLAOLY loan a Blue LusIre Carpet ShampooerLuwlth purchase of B1ue stre WY 2-31ft jn Rutl~:~~~:gga~~g~:~st!t: age. Call SH 2-4131 or see Mrs. R. A. Rife. 1 15 3tc Leg•l Notice P!ambiDJ, _ _ __ . _ I I ~·~~,, empty~!,£:.:: IF~attOhl~~o~B~olel~~·f';;~::. I -•loPe - I======··:·:_,: :. -__:··: .-:_:,! =-;-==;;; us or 1~ our routemaa know lawn and shrubs from insectll aod they "Ill be banded to you cJeaoer, brigbter, and with ARAB U.<Jo-lt Conceo- THREE and four roo"' furnish& Irate. King Builders S u p p I y ed aDd oudurnllll..a opon Co.. Middleport, Ob~. II• meota. WY 2-643f 12 6 tic 3 .FVRNISRED aod unfurnished B,ewing machmes. apartmeots Inquire 11 the new, $59.SO up. Several used Obio BotJ>£ 9-22-tfc machin.. at bargain prices Tho ~'abric Shop, Singer Sales MODERN 4 room gnd bath and lervlct, Pomeroy, Oblo. furnishct. apartment. Phone WY 2-3874. $ Ill tfc WY U2l4. ' 21 lie THPE:E bedruom house on LID- newer. Remeber the storage Is Free. Pay Next FaD on Delivery. A.B.C. Cleollen Shirt Laundry. Maaon, W Va. SP 3-5M3. · f $ IOtc • 1 e We buy, 11il..and lrllle IUDL Bill Wellman. Les \VIIIi•m'lll .11 Tiffin Jewelers, ~ &I, ?oint Pleuao~ W. · VL g t e coin Hill. PomP.ro} •• v s ll 21 tfc WI 2-3346 or WY Z-2188. 4 20 tfc AUTOMOBILE lnsuranco ...... eancelledT tAB~ your opera- 'TsEllfiiiiiiiur.::tor'a UcaNT CaD WY :1-2*- t Y· ~ tt h\ 8 9 Stp ju FAMILY REUNION: tb demonstration . Call with free Special sale ~amping equip· TUNING to Universal Standard Pitch. (A • 440 cps.) '15. Repair and adjustment of action extra. CaD in Porn- fo reunion. Call or stop In su make your appointment now. ment till Father's Day All models in stock, new and used from $295 up. Ams· eroy, WY Z-2066. IH3-12tp . bar~''s Apache Trailer ~l~s, FOR YOUR Bulld'ozP.r ·ork. Ci1 Grover's Studio, WY z, 2475. 631f'ourth 446-0239. 1'1 to have a profession&) photograph of your faon1v J)l in; pr FOR SALE ha Ave. Galllpolts. 6 11 6tc Instructions Phone IV" 2-64M, PaulL. BaJ. ley, I'Gmeroy, Ohio, R. D 2. • 1 30tp df Ql thl Ita his Jan hi• reli On ota 1 stil I ful the BOATERS 1 for man or woman from Ibis area to servtce and collect from coinoQperated dispensers. We estabbsh route. Car and reference desirable. Party must have cash capital of $900. Good potential earnings part·time: full·time more. For personal interview, give phone number, etc. Writo To: King Diatrlbuting Co. N,, 11 , .-.ral N.. h Belnl: oM b.uadre• ae-ru of land ott lh• aouth llda cd! t.ba .outbwea qv.arte•· ot SeCittorl '1. Towu 8. Han•• 10. Cohaat;bla To-· T~ct oftw 11 pllblle ._.;,·~"·i...;,.- ot the Courtbou.-e at ~:~:~'"!.: , ill - - ~id M'"JI Count)', -~· Real Est•te Fdr Sale Television Revue ' Uv.tock --- For S•le or Rent < - -·•. :- rent or oale -by monthly paymenta ~ land contract, S32 Mill Street, Middieport. P6one WY UZ62. 1 1 ~ lie '/( FOR SALE . .. . .. . .. .. .. . ELECTRIC Hot Point range In good condition, $20: 48 cup electric driiH>-iaror, '10; K of P ring, size 9, '10: 5 gallon browo and whit. jug; $5: 2 gallon brown aod wbite jug, $2: Phone WY 2-3793. 6 16 3tc memben waa e!lllducled 111 Mn Grift RuoiOII and M r L Robtrt Reibel - tho Phlr.. thea Society ,;. the Middleport Church of Chrlll met 'Jbundl)' evening at tho cburcll. Devotions aod program wen given by Mn. Georp Chlldt with the roplc being, "Faultfinding," Money maklnc projeciiJ were diiCUssed with the group planning a rummage llie w be held In Augw~L A pusage ol ocrlplura from Revelations with commeciiJ by NormWI Vincent Peale will read by Mro. Russell during the memorial service. "T be Story of the Firefly" by Helen St.lner Rlce was read by Mra. Reibel Ao the niun.. of tho deceased members were read a rose. was placed In a bowl Ill Uoelr memory. Mn. Ru..seU cooeluded the service with.~ pro~ er and a poem entitled, Allor, The hostesses, Reva Roach, Catherine Ervin, Beosit Ashley, Helen Bradford, Minllle GU. more, & Clyde AUeoawort alto ved sherbet ond cake to 20 mom. bers and two guests, Mn. B.,.. nice Winn and Mr1. Ida Malolle. YONDER COMES OL: POKEY NOW _ .., __ ..,_ .....- ..""..._ .-·. -... -..... ... ......... ......... .......... -... ==. .....--......-._,._ _ .,_ .._.,..... -.. toL-tile--- -1. CROSSWORD . l&.llpl&d: , ]!r.Z. a' v--. &llootall a- A ..... rt Dot t II ll.lo?Spo -~"" • _... ....... ..._ Ersrn aOator "*O¥r nnr Final Plans Announced for Bible School ~ ... I e,; ltl NCJ :",.. 1hal:qht I heal'd ' I -~ ' : moror mi;;s J~tthen!· ~· - · · Mu~t ly.lve .l?eet? ~ . j~:.: , I ,·- -...,..... •• br+-+-+--I'A-' porch, so• tot in good oeigh· borhood. Have FHA comml~ men!, 30 year loan on thl! property, payments approxi· mately $ii().OO per montb. Cash required $500.00 which Includes down payment and closing costs. DAiLY (IBIPJVQUOTI!: - . _ . . ki'W. te II Ollolettorllllopq - - - - Ia IIIIo ........... for U. L'a, :II far U. M O'a, ole, ._ trapblel, thll ~ &ad fW ltlca ot tbl!l . . . . . . . . . ~ 3 bedroom - frame home wlth llllth, gas !ired bot air heating, excellent location. llave FHA commitmenl ($8'100.00), 20 y<!Srs, cub requir.d $1000.00 and good credit. MIDDLEPORT - 3 bedroom frame home with bath, gas heating, utillty room, and front porch. On level lot near both schools. $10,000.00. Will qualify for VA loan. William Ingels, Salesman WY Z.U7Z ... "Why can't WI compromlae, Mom? rn ... the JII'Ulftt - viOI!nltt n•r to wear a major lean• lllllformJ• . cSa7 G Jl • W Q Jl Or)p1 , . _ ....... W C Q BATBR QTOARPTXOWXC'f w 'T PI •• IT Q R 'f • T Q . ......... ..... " ..., I 'I' a.-c w Y....,.. 0rtptu.p:llsa &NIDn': A. PAL WBO CJOOU) · !JTE.U. TOUR WlFm-BtJT WON'T.-BARRT i111111D'1111LD -. WJEH RADIO ,. - PROGRAM LOG 'I 5:00 Comllllllllty Newa MONDAY TBROUGJi FRIDAY 5:05 World, NaUonal Newa 5:15 Spotllgbt on Sports 6: 15 Sign. On 1:2S Weather 6: IS Musical Clock 5:30 Dinner Mlllkale 7:30 NeWI Headllnel 1:00 s~ Blvd, 7:31 MllsliliJ Clock 7:30 Sign 011 7 4S Tilt !Melina SATURDAY B 00 Ohio Valley Newt I:IS Sign Oo 8.05 World, NaUonal Ne'" 6: IS Musical CIOCII uo llpcrla 7:45 The Llfe!M 8:00 Olllo VoUey ,'New~ us Weather Picture 8:CII World, Nlllooal Nllll 8 16 Mllllcsi Clock 8:55 Q,numm!IJ llewl 8:10 Sports Today 9: 00. l'aUI ol the Town U5 Wealller Ptclura 9.li5 Masoo County News 8 16 Musical Clock 10:00 FaJIII\j> Worship Hour I:SS Newo lO: 15 PubUc Servlcl t:OO Musical CJilCt 10:30 Latdlalrln& t:3o Sona • Story Tlmt IO:li5, Werld, News t ·45 FamUy Worship Hour 10:00 Newa U:OO MorniD& McJD!Ila 10:05 High Scbool Hb Parode . (escept Friday, IO:SS News Church Bella Rlncl l1:4S World Newo 11:00 Army Tlml 11:30 Special Conunum., ll:li5 Masoa Cooa1J N. f'rolrams 12 00 l;ommurdtJ NIWI 12:00 News Roundup 12.05 Locai New~ 12:20 8UileUD Board 12:10 Markets . 12:15 Mid Day Weatbw IUS llt.WI 0 GfllPI 12:30 SahBday Matlnee · 12:20 Ev101 Bulletln sa.rd 1:$ News Beat 12:25 NOWI 0 GrllPI 2:00 Saturday Matlnea 12'30. o\ll'lcullure Ageol 3:$ News Beat 12:45 Country Go Rouncl l:li5 Newo Beat 3:00 liltUrdaJ Mallneo I:&& llewo Ileal 2:00 Ccuntry Go Roond 1:00 Dilclll. wtlb Doll 2:li5 News Beat • 4:!0 TlJp TM ReWo 3:00 Let'o l'lko 1 BreU ltOO Nm SUIIID*'J' . 3: li5 News Beat 1: II Dinllor Mluleall f:OO Dtoclna.with llosl UO IDWchaogo 7:30 SiaD 011 WMPO Radio MONDA'I' TBBU fRIDAY 6:00 Sip oc Non 8:Cii Soared 81!11'1 1:20 Country Jamboree !:i!tl Farm NoWJ !:35 Paul Bowen 6: to Meigo Cl AlP'. Est. 1:00 NIWI 7; OS Tiny'1 Chapel 7:30 News 7:35 Plcl<""" ('l'ues.·Tbun.l NO Newt Report S: OU Breakfut Part;y 8:10 Roy'a Food Basket 8:30 van Palt'lcl< Sporta S:fli Bu• Fundlllr~WeH'rl l :lill Opeo Hoqae 1:011 News t:lll Cof!eo With Jlllet t:lli Betty Newto11 11:00 M1n1aW1ai Alloc. U:a Coun1rJ Drlflero Y.W 11 : 1~ Masoc Cl Agr. En-Tue U.lli A.S.C. Program-Frl ll.li tl'amUy Worsnip-Tbon. 11 :41> Tiny's Coootry 8ymDI 1Z 00 Noon Report 12:30 Goessler'o Guest Star-Frl. 12:&11 Music Jusl For You 4:U Blaettoar Show.'I'UOL f:IIJ Local Nt:$4 llowU,. Sconl 1:00 NIWI 7:30 Sip 011 1\JIUIAY llanlw•• Slgo On • Country Music 'l'IIIHI Coun~ Jamborea LITTLE ORPHAN ANNII Jolon Horms Breakflll Part;y Jmes Bulcl< Show 10: IS Tbo Good Life 10:3ti Millie In Tbe Alr 10:0 This Is Music 11:011 Top T011 Show 11:35 Top TM Sbow (OutlnDo) 11:00 Naoo Nowo II: II Mllllcol Interlude 12:30 Re•. MerUn 'feels 1:00 Platter Part! 7:00 SUndown Serenade 7:30 Slgo Of! 1:01 I: 110 1:20 I:IIS 7: tiO 1: 1> L!;APIN' WELL, 11Zf "~"KeEP AHEAD LIZARDS I OF: ~EM, All BUT rrs A CHICKENS! French City BapUsl Hour WiDp of Healtna ABBIE AND SLATI Bible 8poab to You ~oice of Propllecy Wash. Reports to People Sunday Show Nocc Newo Chrllltan Hour li:.!U Rev. MerUn Teets 1:00 lllll,y Gl'lhlm 1:36 Lulilerao llaur 2:00 Tilt QJurcb At ~ort 1:00 Cowotry Hymn Tlmen t: 311 World ID Review 1:00 Bapllsl Hour 7:00 011 7:30 9:<111 t:3ti 10:00 10:3ti 11:00 12:00 12:1$ W. WY BUT THE GUARDS oon EVEN AGAINST, Mtof. 6 NE TNEM A HINT f - I T~E. Furniture. fl;R SALE '5Z &ONNAZ f:"Ae>f-liONS! CA R~F:\' nfn Ford ·F-. B•,ll. Donald 6 I 531< !rae- Wanted To Buy Whit.e W.avPr,i USFD CAMPINC: tent. Mu<l he or at lt:ar 1 144 sq. ft . frl.3·31c WY 2-6117. . 6 16 3tp I J;i)ttison~lht:. Evening!: lliJnday, I Rut.Jnnd , tor and t?.'o-year-old DOCTOR REC· OIATIEI<& !'OR to . .. ·-· .. --- ·- ·····- ······ ·--· --··· - KIN~ ! ~ 'T 'GI arrNNn: WINifLi lhf'St> J<NOW WHAT THEY'RE OOAI'!:DING )lOY USED Maytag ouromatic wash. fir, f81).115. Used Mavtag Dryer. ·$50.00. Must ~e lpprer.iAtt' l.hem. ' lv RAEBURN VANBUREN NEVER t"lll~! OPEN .)4 fl OURS ~r . CHICKEN S£~ SI!NUAY 7:111 Sign On NJ; lAC K FARM WITHOUT QW..I:.ENQE, AS 'rHE~ G""l OMMENDED A/h1 TAKE CARE OF ~O!AE • $URE ' WHAT'G A WHATW..·? ltatlon on the river. · .......... 1k 1 CAN GET TI4E CHANGE OF &CENERY • .,c;.. •-: · ' A:ntYaLBAA:IIJI LOX&rJILLOW For boats at our nf-'w buat Ooek, just OlliJosi te our ~ - ~ Super Sorvice Station . 11T1l1Qtnat!O!I.. ·- --i~r.·•~ FILTERED WHITE GAS no1 ~-:-. :I. Loot to 7190 Riverview Terr•ce Mlnnupoll1 32, Mlnnesetl BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY I.IIDaan - POMEROY - Two bedroom frame home witb bath, bardwood floors, automatic gas heating, full basement, back - . or:,lllr. .... dolf· .. • :I.Afttwt II. Dood ·' Business Services tlillc 1 II 6111 OPENING JUNE 15 Ed's Auto I.Jlli>TaiTi'Ved- Bniiiheiiliiiij; NOW OPEN, Ed's Auto Trim, 812 W. Main St., Pomeroy. Trim, 812 W. M&JD St., Porn- ment of Apache camp Complete line seat covers. eroy. 0. \Complete tine ers. Just in time for convertible tops, carpets and coven, Convertible tops, er's Day and summer original trim. I 15 6tp pets and orlt:Jnal trim. tton. Bring Dad In lor a rc e< 1 Ph o o t BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY I I~ I tc --------- Late Classifl'eds Furniture, SINGER in mahogany cabinet. .._ WHEN VOU USE ABC Cle:ooeJ~ j Second Street, Middleport. S '1:1 tfc £or~ - · Pllmblq 1111 "Free Srorago Plan" you Priced for quk,lk sale. bath and bas<> Uutlq 10 16 biB ·, beaudful ment,• ••19 furnace heat.P• h28o n EudIII......Wo, t'OUf lewel' - IJ'oiiWt:l Wy apace to ezcllange for oU SALE - Mexican ~ · • lie 11. .0 oU room occupied by the plants. William H. 4 ROOM apartment witb bath. Sewer Mai'JIIBes wioter clothing. Here's how Syracuse. 6 B Phone WY 2-S385. works, Bring Ill aU FOR SALE S 6 tie Call Wt Z.llll7t Da' ,. NlaM winter clothes or caD uo I!Uitar~ Unfurnished bouse, 4 rooms. · 7 • lie Pick-up and we will and Amplifien, 24 montbo utility and bath. 1655 Pomt •iooaiJy" dry clean them pay, see or caD TtfiiD Jewel- Lane, Pomeroy. Phone WY z, Business Opportunities regular rates,d with tree ers, Point PloaSBD~ W. Va., 3874. S S tic proofing an hang them up Pboce so. Bill Wellman, Les In for storoge Ill sealed ced8l' Williamson. I~ PTRNISHED apartments. Ph !zed bags and wheo you are WY 2-2776. After 5 p. m. phone ready for them, next !aU, call KILL TERMITES and protect WY 2-357-l tliDMiliiDt.l, tD•Wiil Ulip. MIII.JI Counb, Oblo. EXPERIENCED BLAETTNAR'S I to,,,,,,,,.,=,.......,., I -- - - - Fornoces. o\nold .... Ill EBEf Mala Street, Pomeny. Pbooo IV\! UfO. 7 30 Pfe RADIATOR SERVICE To bove, to love, ond then to put, 11 the great.IIIOITIIW of one' a belrl. Tho yeon !DaY wipe out many thiDp But lhla bel' wlpo oot never • Tho memory ol thooe hai>PY days Wben we were oil rogelher · Ava Gilkey and Children PDMIIOY Uae 1&11 dlr of Julr. 1814. 11 10l00 o' cloell: A . M. .. Ul• rouo.... lna Iandi aa4 Impressive • Memorial Service Held ; • cl>aiu, AD imprullvo memorial ...,. Death trlea to bred: oU In vice ID boaor Ill deceue4 1 HOG and 1 black Jersey cow. Phone WY U005. 1 It 3tp ABC CLEANERS & SHIRT LAUNDRY From the lare;est truck or . Potne-'1 bulldozer radiator to tbe Mlddleporl. Equipp<>d to buttonhole, mon- HOUSE f'OR RENT m smallest heater core. 1 16 etc ogram, etc. Balance due roy. 3 room! and bath, ca~l~ - - - - - - -- - - f29.13. Phone WY 2-2204. WY 2-3575 after 5 p.m. FOR SALE - Mexican Tomaro 6 12 5tc s-13-3tc Pomeroy plaota. William H. Holmes, FOR SALE- Middleport's taU- FOUR ROOM furnished a;;;lri WY 2·2143 • 8 IIc S~ac""•· est bull"'"", tocaled 352 ment. Phone WY 2-36SB. 1 Shampoo. Baker . I a month. Minersville, WY 2· 3312. 6 15 6tp ques, blind hems,' etc. Pick up last six paymentJ. HOUSE. 4 rooms monthly. Phono WY 2-2204. $40.00 a month . 6 12 ··-!do ...- H•ckeWs ~hlo Service 10 ibs. Dry Clllnl"' $2.00 DISCOUNTSPICKUP I DILIVIRY 19631H;;;;;;,-~4~roo;;m;,-sfurnJshed, PROIJUc:JllrfO 11P&NT o\D rMOstlt·a•uled • koM 60-,... oW inl 1111111 MA-l e - 10,000 ...., lrlill<l ..... - I Hour Cleenlnt Alterlng end Repalrlnt For Rent TO Pl.A(!Z A 1-DJUL1 Prafealanal Dry CtNnl"' ond Shirt Yundry .._ OaU) IT'8 1U b l l *e D)6'nilnn tor priCbe CIIIJol, II !tal! hi• r.ecl ...... GNifU ............., ••u '; can e oWl 1t"''e ioopmod DaclMI coolioc tr. . ~ua.. t.n :i.OO t' . - I dsW 1111. ee -'-ict's,... tostalls io _ _ ... tor ,... -IAilllr> .... ,. $1295 ' IN MEMORY <I OIDt Gilby, Sr., wbo puoed oway Juno If, 1110. Romemllraneo 11 • aoldea •aiD *--... Box22t OPEN lEVU. 7:CIO '.M. I'OMEROY, OHIO 81~ .:.f!h CUCKLER REALTY Pomerov Motor Co. •"" ICit paid "'ltt'IIJ'I II lll1n Service Spotless clean interior. White finish, V5 enatne, power 4ltoer· ing . power brakes, auto . trans., radio and heater . pet w<'N"d ,..,., •aMf'llllflntmnm r.tll,... • ....,nbo LJ cent.o IW' • .,.;.o ,., rnr ... 4fi'Ufl•• ln,..rt.tn• cent<~~ No Down Payment 18 Months To Pay O.n•roiRool lstat• Ivory and blue finish. Spotless interior, radio, heater, V8 engine, Powerglide, like new whitewall tires. ww ""' .. Ito...,....,., f'o• THI AMERICAN RUHI 1960 Chevrolet Impala 4-Door -,.--,- $1595 ,.,..... f'lt '"'""'"''a~.,.., rl\e .. ub •lllttll!"' ~runtu• tn• "'nrfo •hi" ,.._ ln•rdrm DRIVE COOL TOMORROW ?n the HHrl of Less than 29,000 adual miles, spotless interior~ Powerglide trans ., radio, heater. Sharp dark ereen finish and clean in· terior, whitewall tires like new. alttH 11 A FinN• .. Mil POMEROY, OHIO 1961 Corv•ir Llkewood St1. Wagon • $1569 1t "•onllr•r.o,. "' Pomeroy Motor Co. 2 SIGNS ru,,., DRIVE IN TODAY ·' In Mlino'l • - •' ,- ' .. - ~~:::0::::1'\r-~:..t �- -------·--- ......... ........... ____ ._... -... - .. ,. ..... • ' • • •'llaDySenunet, Pomeroy.MJddleport, 0 ·· June 18 • 1964 Recitations, Lesson Periods ore • hi'1ghtS OrI. 8Dpt'IS t programs H 1g • "Christ and tile Omrch," was 1 laking part !nAudlng ... John Pat Riley. Jndy OWen, Teri Thomas, Valerie Wblte, Danny Acree, Barbara Smart (visitor) class 2, Barbara Anthony, Venita G;bbs, David Swisher, 'Mike Hoffman. George Hindy. Allen Acree, Dick McCloud with teachers, Mary Hindy, Sara the theme Qf flle annual O.ild•n NQ's Day program of the Middlepon Firs! Baptist Church Sunday morning during worship hour. the • !j .The several departments par·~. ticlpated m the program with recitations and lesson peraods .....,.. ..:.= •• ' sa f -' _ I t WE u p s M FOI pi ~ • t r •• 'p I r p f• b r u •y t n ; I I t s 1 I f t e "'' •s Al •i I I y t I I OF tl lm j~ tb 1'1 fo su Ci1 1 ow..n. SOCIAL U Co~ 1 1 _ -· _ • . JUNE 11 . The kctchen and dlning room committees of the Saltsbury PTA are asked to report at the school, Tuesday at 1 p.m. to help prepare dinner. for the Mecgs Soli Conservation. Serv, mg will start at 7:30 p.m. Chester Council Daughters of Bible Sunday Theme)s Carried Out in Children's Presentation A pl'()gri!D olli'T}'Injf out the the ~ Mn. Klein weJ, Sunday lbeme wu glv, the Rev. Mlrvll\ Dow, en at the llllllual Cblldren'' oaek to Heath Churdl for at Heolh next yeear and bls lamlly. O.urch Sunday J1eeo Sanborn led the morning. The program was children In their opened with an organ prelude meditation with Mlaa Tqm Baker. Diane Criswell as p8nlal lor the pnogram. Mrs. Bernard Mrs. 0. P . Klein, chairman, Full;<, Primary Superintednent, welcomed parents and memwith the pnogram, America w1U meet m regular bers of the church, explained Midclleporf t In h~ ' ~~ I. ; t~· Ita hi! tar hi! fP.I On ota stil ful · thE no1 - t Roush, Lemley are In Marl11e DriUB Billie Scbool programleamed In cla81. Two Melp county ·Marlnel or the Euterprloe £UB Churcll Tile Junior glrla taught by 1*1 ICI1 wu· beld l'rlday evenm, at Mra. Will wttb MJ.u Vletlo ~Uy , ftl'l pia til ve the churcll Y!IIIDI Ml.u Joyce Evans and duty with the United Statel Mrs. Smllh ~ Mn. Mus Mane Bmlth ia belpen Marine Corps. '!boy .rt Jtog• James . Will WCIJ't dlrec:tpra of llllt _,ral loop and ·e.Ve ~ Rausb, 17, the BOD ol Mr. and the acbool a£MI Mn. Wlillam ....,.,e of the lessons and' the Mn. AlbtrllJiousb of :Ht .N. ~ Pulllna, . the plaiciat 'J'be. ciNJ. ·memory • verses. 'Rev. Men- Street, Mltldleport, and SUnleY dren entered the Simi;~ zel 8mlth· 11as · ~ teacher for R. LeJJjley, aJao 17, the BOD ol uary ·alnslng the theme 80151l• the Junior boy8 an4 helpers Mr. lllld Mra. Harold W. Len>"Jesus the Promised Savior," Wt!l'e' Keith Evans ' and Junior ley oU Llberty,Leno, l'on!eroJ, hkb lao th theme of and Mik B tz 1be bo 0 11 was 8 e en ' ys Roush II 1 reCent oFidUat. the scbool. 88118 "America,• and rave of Middleport High lchool a... The program, In cbarge · ol memory versea learned ' In Lemley of Pomeroy · lllgk Mrs. Will, opened with .the o!Jaa. · · · school hymn, "I Love to Tell '!'he; certlllcalel were Stdry," 1 the congregaUon; ,_.ued . eaeb ekUd and 'II>' 'l'llelr bule training wUl be followed by Uie pledge ,to llie preciaUon certificate.! to .the .at the Mlrlne Corpa Hecrull American and . Christian flap JjlredOra,· . teachera, ' lje)pel'fl ·depot .at San Diego, Callfornla, to the Bible. Skip Logan lllld Mrs. Herbert Dlmn lllld under the Buddy system. At tha and Mlb Carleton were the Mn. Fred Clark, wbo planned compleUon of 15 weeks o{ Rollag bearertl. Memorjc verses t1ie picnic beld · 1111 Tburaday. crult training they wiD be gp:ant. ltarned In assemblies were "'•- craft work was on di>play ed a :ID day leave befllre llelnc 1-ed. to Marin a• tb bout th enln Pr A\':tatton en by the children. l'()Ug e ev g. ay- asa..,. e ·. , So••s,, mom~ verseo and .er by Mn. Thomu Benll elo• IIChool under a four year ll!tliii>. .., -, ed .-. tr L finger plays w~ given by the wm JII'Oil'IDl. ' ment con 80 · d hoalnn cia nursery an era ases. Miss J~~ EV8118 was the • ;' . . . . ' R: . nursery teacher .wlth Mlaa Suaan Dixon .and · Mrs. WUilanl ~ ·· . , '•• Pullln8 as helpe.s. ~ Jan· Ice ~(:vans wu the beginners teacher and Miaa Linda DUl tho helper. FolloW1118 the laking or the offenng by Richard Dlll, Jlo. ger, Dixon, Paul Dllllllld Cbuck Young, with the children slngIns the offering song, tho Prlmary clllss taught by . Mils Bonnie ·Smith wllb Ml.u M~ jorle Ben\2 and Miss Sba= DiD as helpero, sang several aonga lllld recited Bible verses . . • WEATHER Jiloslly IRI1UlY and nrmer. , . and 101 • cool loDIJI!I, low SUI. Plrlly cloudy ud wumor 'l'lnlnday wltll aoalter· .a t· y e ld ........ M..;_ ~JeeecaJ entt n t.; , .. r....... 01 r.. .,.... .,_.. ,_ • ~ - \' ' ;Ul :l "t...... o NO YOU EJiro,W' '1\ere ........ - - -~a .. '" 11. /Ill ilhlll "• CW''Ii' . . . . . . . . ..,.. ··f)l ... to> !! ~ ~~'f. ---------------------~·--------------------------------------------~~-----~---------------------- · JUNE - --~--------------·~~ VOL XVI NO. 54 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO WEDNESDAY, 17, 1964 %_ ~_ · ~:._ _ _ _ _..,....,_PRI _ CE_fi_VE_f..,.fN_T_I Cheering Texans· Put Barry Qver For Nomination •ttendance = DRIVE· IN - 'l11e With Fred Hoffma n. Sunday session, Tuesday , at 8 p.m. The the slgnlllcance of Bible SunSchool su(>'rintendent. and Ger- 1 Primary 3 and juniors 1 tak- ch~rter will be draped in mem· day, and announced the altl Anthony "visiting" the var- ; ing part were Nancy Buskirk. ory of Maybell Clfland and all gram. ious classes and observing. , Roberta Duckworth, Sharon members are asked to wear Wilson, Debbie Gallagher, Greg white. Following the meeting, Boyo and girls of the Taking part from the nursery Hayes, Tommy McCloud, Mar- quarterly birthdays will be 00. garten, Primary and~Jun!OI dodepartment were Velvet Sw•ss- Ia and Darla Neutzling, Chest- served with a potluck dinner. partments bad part in the er, Trina Gibbs. Gregory Beck- er Roush and teachers, Sara JUNE 17 program and ortglnal versea er, Joandie RMurkrayH. Bevtetrly HKoff- Fowler, and \label Bennett Jun- The Amateur Gardeners ol written by Mrs. Klein, were man an JC Y ova er; m- iors I an< 3 were Joyce Ril•y . ill edn by some of the cblldren dergarten children included Joe , . . - ' Middleport w meet W es- In presenting th theme or the Anthony, Timmv Thomas, JJoyceDRioush,RandJaruBe k HtndAy, day evening at the home of e Cbrlstlne Bohr and Taml Hoffman Dream a Hovat· Jm 81 ey · Y ec er' n- Mrs. Harry Moore at 8 p.m. •~ M K 'G h M ita Fultz, Danny McCloud, Car- i lrs. Guy Reynolds and Mrs. the shepherd NI~!Jm left Sunday for ~· · •ry . a 11 ag er. arc I A M I' d V I gc·ven by Beth Fultz ch camp at Butler ·. yn cree. em a oge song Arthur Skinner will be asslsls Fu!N~. J 0 hn and p a t Mc Cloud o(visilorl, Brenda Edwards, Smith In costume; Mo- They attend the led by the teacher of the class log hostesses. Ch•';, of ~~-t. . · Katie Russell, im Dailey, Sal- The Winding Trail Garden Lu Ann French; Sam, .,.,. ~··~ Mrs. Beulah White.. ly Duckworth, Jane Acree, Pa club will meet at the home of Eddie Brown iD cost-. Mf. ·OJ:arles Haskin•, Members of the prunary class mela Neutzlmg. Mark Fowler, M C L H t Wed 0 esda Joseph, tho boy, by ingjop, D. C., spent the week Eddie Sayre. and David Bus- ev:~ing: · ea on, y Krawsczyn. Tho 23rd e~ bil JI85C"nll, ~· kirk and teachers, Betty Smith Bosworth Council No. 46, Roy· was given by the . Mrf· · oah Haskins and MASON and Frances Bearhs. al and Select Masons wiD . hold In unioon. Primary a . the wedding al •\_~! -·. A piano duet was presented their staled assembly Wadnes- sang "The Bible Is A Treasure lla!!' ?rumor and Miaa Loll hy Marla and Darla Neutzling day, at 7:30 p.m. f•r the pur- Book." Zeltlfr. , TONIGHT lc WEDNESDAY during tho program. The boys pose of transacting all regular Klnderaarten children sang a J14t, l and Mrs. B. F. ParmaFAMtL Y NIGHTS and girls also presented sever- business and the election of of- 80151l, "Tbo Children's Friend," lee Jnt tbls week by plane for "GAY PURR·EE" al songs during the program. fleers for the coming year. 4li with Josephine Toney leading P~ Harbor where they will All Animated Production The Rev. Donald Boone, pastor, officers and companions are the Apostle's Creed. The viaJI ·Jritb her daughter, Mr. (Technlcolor) -and1 presented an object lesson as urged to attend and bring their !tudes were given by Douglas aqd l!'lrs. Dallas Blevins and "MAKE WAY FOR LiLA" a meditation using the Dead rituals. Dowson and Richard Gilkey. faPIJii >yho are staUoned th~re. Erika Rember& and I Sea Scrolls as his topic. He diSc JUNE 18 A prayer Iltany entitled The~ •will vllllt various pomta Joachim Hansen played replicas of the scrolls 1 The Rock Springs Better "Tbanks for the Bible." was lit JllwaU while there. (Color) obtained on his recent trip to Hea lth club will meet Tlturs- given by the junior department Mi[ and Mra. Milton Smart Thur .•fri. Juno 1"19 the World's Fair. Mrs. . Paul day at 1:30 p.m. at the home of with the solo lines read by and \l'ree daughters, Barbara, "DONOVAN'S REEF" Smart was general cha1rman Mrs. w. A. Morgan with Mrs. Glenna Sprague, Jennifer Go- Suo WI Roberta of John Weyne Lee Marvin with the teacben in charge of Mark r.rueser in charge of the ble and Brenda Toney. The Ohio, 1pent the weekend (Technicolor) the vanous class responses. program and Mrs. Roy Gru~ congregation joined the child- his parents, Mr. and Mrs. er the contest. ren in singing "TeD Me the Smart. The three girls reitw1" I - andARRIVE FOR VISIT Bethel No. 62 of the lnterna- Stories of Jesua" as the con. ed for a week'1 visit with "lSLAND OF LOVE" With Robert Preston Rlv. and Mrs. William Rob- tiona! Order of Job's Daughters cludiDg number with the Rev. grandp~ll. and Tony Randall !!On Arthur and daughte.r will meet in regular session M. E. Dowson giving the bene..:...,_ _ __ The annual reunion of l'b e (Color ) . arrived today for a vcsct Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at 1 h diction. Wood· and Wbltlatch famJilea -::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~ 1 wcth Mrs. J . 0 . Roedel and oth- Masonic Temple. The postlude was played by and their frlenda was held Suniiiii er fnends In the area. Rev. RobMagnolia Temple Pythian Tom Baker a1 the members day June 7th at the Kyger , ert~ a former r~tor of Grace , ters wi11 meet in regular went to thclr classes. Creek picnic grounds, Enjoying Ep1scopal church 1s now located sion Thursday at 7:30 p.m. POMEROY. OHiO the outing were Okey and Susat Meridan, Conn. rnetubers are urged to be ie Wood, John and Mabel FroLAST TtME TONIGHT ent. VISIT PARENTS .Jano 1ey and LaVeme, all of Syra"FOUR FOR TEXAS" Mr. and Mrs. Charles LochGIVE DINNER A varied program of ••· 1 ~use: Glen and Joyce Wood lllld (Tec.bnicolor) nd hildre Rob t d selections wu pruented famlly and Eugene and Orma Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin. ary a c n, er an Mr. and Mrs. James Bearhs the pupi!J of "- Chester Sp'li d f mil 11 o1 ~Anita Ekberg. Margmt of Euclid were week- entertained with 8 dinner Sun, •mo. I er an a y, a ....,. ColorcartOOM ,_ of h ta Mr win ot tho annual piano lumbus·, Rube . and "·-· NJ·• d en gues~ or paren • · day at their bomoe, Flatwoodl. and Mrs. Leo Story, Robert and Present were Mrs. Sunday at 4 p. m. In the olson of Berghalz, Ohio; Johnwt!D. ond THURSDAY Margaret remained for a Pullins son Robert st Elementary Auditorium. ny lllld Mary Ellen and Janie June 17-18 NOT OPEN weok's visit. ghter,' Rh~nd*, of ,Th~~~~~ Mr. and Mrs. Herbert uu:ool '"Tamheewfaslrstanupm!anbeordounetht,e"Par-lol HunUngton, W. Va.; Jack ·~ RollIn · lted 1n •· Mr. an d m••· fltlDAY ond SATURDAY and da ughter, Susan vcs ade of the Toy Suldlors" by and Wanda Prultll of Diamond, 'th their t, Hall, June 19-20 Ath S nd th host... and ens u ay w1 aun Jesse! played by SbllrDfl Glaze Ohio: John and Gertie FOR THE BEST 1and e. host andd •BOB HOPE IN · M E p k h 1s Vernon and Phyllis Hall a nd ; sons, Tnnmy an ~.:uttie. rs. mma ar er' w a a and Cathy Bunce, followed "A GLOBAL AFFAIR" VALUES IN ALL patient at Sheltering Arms Hos- "Oh the D of the children, all of CralgMIIe, W. Yvonne Dearlo, Robert Ster· line, Mickey O'Shaughnessy . MEETING POSTPONED pllaL They also visited Mr. and Dan~ing," byays Molloy, KetTVIVa.; Frank and lnna Duba and "THE SLAVE" The meeting of the Willing Mrs. Wiley King at the Hyway by Sheila Moore; family of Accoville, W. Va.; Lee {Son of $part1cutJ Workers Class of the Enter· Motel aJ S bbo nd , On th and Bea Wood and children, New 2 Pea. (Technicolor) · W lz," trea g • ' e Rutland; Cecil Hensley and Steve Reeves Mr.· and Mr s. 0rr1s Harns Living Room prise EUB church Levee, " waldo, were d one bY Rhonda Perry of Hun"-~for Thursday evening at and grandson, E ugene Barb Ar h · woa~. SUITES _ SUN.-MON.·TVES.-WED. home of Mrs. Herbert Dixon and Mrs. Mason Fisher, so nu~~~ included urn.. W. Va . June 21-24 "PT 109'' has been postponed until Gordon and daugbters, Carla Games were played lllld prlz.. and b !sited S nda idan Smoke Signals," Schaum, es awarded to the oldest man Cliff Robert!lon da y evening, June 26, due to I Bar ara v u y eve- "Wood! at Dawn," by Patricia nd President John F. Kennedy's MIDDLEPORT, 0. -nferenca bern'g ning in New Hven, W. Va. with a woman there; the one travI the church ....,. War Experience. Glaze ·, "A Farm Medley," t· the held this week. Mr. nd Mra. Burdell Dawson. e mg most miles a nd the I Weybrlght, "Bu .. '"" Bee," 'th th Mr. and Mrs. Ed Noon wl!o -., one Wl e moot chlldren preNevin Beth Fultz· "Sunset In aent, and a door prize. are spending the summer at th H!llti " w bright, "Tb their ~orne, Minersville, Jell Meillwheel.• " Weyeybrlght, e Some of the family attend, Ins last year couldn1 come. One Monday Ior thelr horne In Bar "Valse Mignon , b the w d nes: ne, Y wu Freddie Hooten, who II Iurn bus -~ wuere Y w spen Tayi<H", Anita Fultz: "The S.. serving with the armed fotcea several daya on busmess. t , G 11 Sha Gl au er, ron aze: In Germany. It Ia hoped all the ere , Mr d M P I Fisher · an rs. au "Tile Witches Party" In parts, who are resldlns in_ Hunting, "Calling . Ali Witches - 0 f f ::~;u:.c ~.::.~~.;.gain ton, W. Va. where he "employ· They Go _ Witches Giggle _ ed, spent_the weekend at Buoy Spinning _ Oh, Is It Time borne, Mmersvllle. to Go? _ Off Again," Ezell, THREE .Nat BBS Mrs. Frank Stewart was the b C 111 B ' diD yayunce. Sd un ay evemng ner g~est "Pledermaua Waltz'~ •rrang-l her daughter and soo,m·lllw, ed by Agayrom f Strauss, "' Mr. andMrs. Ato Lck n ne u e, bara White·, "Gypsy Rondo, u Syracuse · arranged by Agay from Mozart, Miss Kay Proctor of K . Ha le . , Liebestr , burg, W. Va. was the weekend aren w y, aum, guest of ber sister and brother- arranged by Agay fl'()m Llszt by Marta Hubbard: "Sumbr• In-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ralp , EcL-•·ln b S R , &a~.e , y ue ue, Graves. ro, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Mitch "Venetlan Taranttelle," Denand family and Mrs. Car I ~ee by ~ B a b r: Mitch spent Sunday in Colum- Charmante, Op. ~!; Groto~, bus with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Betsy ~am, Caprice I Roush and family . Espagnol, op, M, Rlntsky • Mr and Mrs Anthon Sch Korsakov by Susan Ohllnger; ler .~ daught~r, Linr] of ; "Butterfly" op. II, Merkel by lumbus were wee1cend guests of Debra Grueser; the"' concludln! his parents Mr and Mrs Ja- numbers were Maracas, cob Schute;. · · Thompson and "Blue Velvet," Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Kenne- Morr!J by John Curd. dy of Akron spent the weekend The s!Udents presented Mrs. with his mother, Mrs. Edith Erwin with a coraage folThomas, who accomltanled I loWing the Jli'Ot!l'&m. A ..,olal them home for a visit. boar waa held followln& the Mr. and Mrs. WUI!am Koesel proeram. Fill your tank with clean-burning, dependable Ashland Fuel Oil I retun>ed to their home, Cleve. , ----~ and save 3 ways; land Sunday, after a several Cjl:b Scout Pack 246 days visit with her mother, Mrs. Mee~. 41n .S~d(Jy 1. You get the advantage of t!je lowest prevailing Fuel Welby Whaley. Rock Sj)rlngs Cub Scoulll Oil pnce wlth no payment until October 10. (Payment Mrs. Jed Webster Sr. enter- Pack 141· mCIUlrtunlay avenJi18 due September 10 for Budget Plan customers.) ed Meigs General Hospital at the bomo o{ Mr. and Mrl. 2. You're protected from any Fuel Oil price increases that Monday for observaUoo a n d Horace .Abboll, Athena Rood. may occur, treatment. Plan1 wora mad& for a wieDer Mrs. Charlea R. Karr Sr. roast and. potluck dinner at tho 3. Your fuel tank will stay cleaner, rust-free. entered Holzer Hospjtal Moo- Salisbury School, Saturday, Ju, day for observation and treat. ly 11. To ease the strain on your pocketbook even more, Ashland Oil has Around And About • Mrs. Smith, Mrs.. Will, Directors Of Biblt! School Pteselff Program r·. ELBE FELDS · • I : Two Families Hold Reunion On June 7th MEIGS THEATRE Mainly About peop/e In pomeroy Varied Program Is Presented for Recital ·-> ,. . . .' Its BESTF'ORM'S name for this intriguing padded bra Home Furnishings ooS: BAKER FURNITURE Order Ashland Fuel Oil Now and SAVE 3 Ways! J'( ec • •• '2 The secret? Circular stitcb<d cups with just 111ough loam rubber padding to fill you outl (You'll have tbo added fullness you need to mal<t you a full cup oize.) The lpokl Gentle new curves, a beau~.iful new upll£t that loob 10 · natural no one would gueu JOUr MiSI Personality wu 1111 ythi~g but youl In while couon broadcloth. llizel SO. I6A. J2-40B, 32-40 c. 02AJO ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY FROM OLDS I Ons for the money••• two for f/IB show ••• all three priced to go/ a Fuel. Oil Budget Plan that will enable you to spread your fuel costs over ~e equal payments- from September to May, No interest or c::acrymg charge to pay. Don't wait for wintu ••• caJ1 us nowl ASHLAND ~IL & REFINING COMPANY GALEN S. BROWN, Afl~t~~t Hlghw•y Route No, 124 Mlner,vfll•, Ohio ~ Wylllllette 2-2166 men"l""""""""iiiii""iiiii-=; G - were played during 1.... II the evening aftor which borne Ice cream and eake were LADIES CUSHIONED made IIOl'Ved to Mn. David Davia ud sons Ruaty and Gelle, M r 1. Franklln Rizer and cblldreD, Melissa and Franldln Jr., Mr. For Sneakers & Low Cull and Mrs. Fred CWt and Chndren, SheBy and a.uct, Lorry Wallie£', Mn.' llorblrt Dixon ·.·. '· SPORT SOCKS 59c & 75c THE SHOE BOX MlDDLai'OitT, 0, ...._____ Rog.,, lofn, ~ Rich•nl YOIIIIII' and .10111, MJie J1c1.. IIIIBbJr88 tan,, ..... - - -................ HI Mn. Abbot! ·I .-1 ebllciNa, Dilley, Rotv and _,,v~c~~~. .. ... .. ~ . I . .. . ' -MC»TOR. - ....... K..... •• ., _ ~& .. YAH ~DT ~. POMEROY, 0, - ~I . I ' COLUMBUS (UP!) _ A man I sought for questioning in a fa- ~ tal stabbing was shot to death ' · h b ,. d Tuesday mg ( y a po !CO etective as he attempted escape. Officers also took a woman in· to custndy and charged her w1th first degree murder as an cessory to the slaying Monday night of Larry Clifford, 29. Clifford was cut and stalob•d 1 8· 11 times in front of his home by an assailant who then I es· OMAHA, Neb. - Flash flood s caped through an alley. swept tbrough ·suburban Tuesday n i g h t detectives ha Tuesday night, Lloyd Morgan and James Frost were searching Job n Joseph cars and trailer homes. least five persons were feared Be11omy, %6, near his home prior dead. to taking him to police headquar. Savage rainstorms ters when Bellomy broke free more than six inches or rain and ran. the western portion of the Morgan shot Bellomy in the hammered baseball - sized back, killing the Deem man into drifts and sent Instantly. Capt. Thollt<ls !'()Bring from their banks. yer, chief of detectives, said the montiHJid twin lliril who office,.. had chased Bellomy only recenOy been er fences and tbrough back from the hospital were feare,i yards, firing warning shots to have perished when their fore firing at Bellomy. mobile home was washe~ away Voncile Young, 37, was !rom a trailer court and jam- charged with first degree Oled under a bridge. der as an accessory In the lord slaying. Sbe was to MINNEAPOUS - Pennsyl- oelve a preliminary hearing vama Gov. Wllllam W. Scran- the cbarge today. too, openly hoping for a switch of deleegates . to bil presidenti81 drive by next week carries bls "get acqualnteed" campaign today to Missouri ::Oiorado. "Right now we have to lrilh the wind," Scranton otter a meetlna Tueadav with Mlnitesota any from Sen. BlllT)' M. \ • '.. ! . - ' , LONDON - A Brltlab mathematician said today hts eleetronic .computet: has declded that Sll' Fr~ncLs Bacon could not bave wrctten tho play• atSh k ·trlb ted to wur u Jam a e.s peare. The question has been a subject of Ulerary debat• for years. There Is a consJdel'able body of opinion which holds that Bacon wrote the plays and ~t Shakespeare got the cred1t leaders· that to chip a11ay 1015, die and Mt. ·and loa ....... ..,... Y.. lhl• twllla .. ...,. tvn-.J.. 0111• .. .... prkH than 30 MOdeh with S.W·pt'tctl necessary. . "' , Harold Brown Dies at Age 67 LARRY BAILEY Larry Rex Bailey, !0, son of Mr. and Mrs. Re• Bailey of Chester, bas enlisted in tbe u , S. Air Force and II currently undergolnd basic lr&iaing at Lackiaad A, F, base, San Antonio, Texas. Larry Is a 1!16% graduat. ol Eastem Hlgb School aod kas complet.ed two years at Rio Grande College. His address Is AF 1571!155, Bas 1514, night 611, Laekland A.F.B., Tesa•. Pomeroy Police � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 06. June Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource June 16, 1964