http://66.213.69.5/files/original/cbd905f45525a7c096172ad074c05d82.pdf 38a0dfb070ba87bc7b4ab775d85a12b9 PDF Text Text . ...... ... .. ""'*" ... ' l2-Da11}"Se~~tlne1, 1 Watch 0. June 24, 1984 For Our Acl THURSDAY, JUNE 25 Jane HoweU Te~ Group luu Meetmg Father's Day Program given 1 j tee;~rl Farewell Party Is Given for Rev. R. Card . its, Iced tea, coffee and koOI • Reyuolds, De11J Stahl les, loed tea, coffee and okol • and Lena Hamm were named ald were served. During t b e the a)IIIIIIDg "''lDJJlittee, the 95 ' ' as evenln~, Mrs. Bradford Maag A Father's Day program was Jane Howell Tent No. time and place of audit to be . Daughters or Unlon Vetera.JUI, ced p•--de on belu;lf of the group, presented th k R S present at e oc pl'lllgs met Monday evening at the announ .. ..,,. were rna Approximately 30 attended the ed the Rev. and Mrs. Carl willa Methodist church Sunday morn- DAV hall with Minnle Neutz- for a picmc at the Middleport farewell party Sunday' evening a tree lamp 8lld a desk llghL ing following Sunday School by . . . ld in roadside park on July 'ZI. Tbe at the Minersville Methodist children of Ute school. li~g, senior VICe pres ent, traveling prize aonated by Cadchureh honoring the Rev· RobThe primary class taught by c arge. meetln 0 ened In rlt- 1die Wickham was awanled to Mrs. R. L. Gotthardt returnSQUAD CALLED :.Irs. Norman Weyersrruller had ~~ f g dp r1s were I Gladys CUckler. ed IIi ber home, Columbua ert R. Card. Stella Ebersbach of Laurel· four recitations, Dads Are ua c arm an r~po day, alter weekend visit with A short devotional service st, p 010 eroy, was taken to Nice by Stepha me Radford; 1 given by the comrruttees on I DINNER GIVEN her mother, Mrs. W. A. was beld in the sanctuary which Meigs Memorial Hospital and My H ero, Judy Radford ; Like : pla~ing ~~gs on the graves of I ~ family dinner was held gan. Her son Bruce remained opened with the hymn, "Oh, admitted as a medical patient Daddy . David Harris ; and Just Umon Ctvtl w:r veterans tn~ !~ Sunda)' at the home of Ted and lor a longer visit with his Master, Let Me Walk Wtth by Pomeroy Emergency squa~ Like Daddy Bobby Ball. of flowers at t e mdonfumeMn Delbert Patterson, Great Bend. grandmother. Thee," by the congregatton, men at 1:04 p. m. Monday. . . • . 1 p t RecitatiOns given by the In- the. courthouse yar or j emti Present were Mrs. Desse afollowed with scripture readmg termediate department taught onal D~y . A thco~~u~ caM~~ terson , Pomeroy; Mrs. Azall~ne Miso VIrginia Fisher ~of~~:i I from Galatians by Kenneth WigTAKEN TO HOSPITAL by Mrs Edga r Abbott included I was re~. from e . · h: Smith and Becky, Mrs . Pau1me leston , W. Va. was the w Mainly About People In Pomeroy a (IN THIS NEWSPAPER) w~·~th~D~ad~.iiiJ~o~n~B~uc~k~;.::~ j ar pre~iati~n% bem~ :h~l~ys:~- ~ er or t e emorla IS guest of her aunt, Miss gins. Racine emergency squadsmen Evans and Mr. and Mrs. .Joe Koehler. Three readings were gJven, transportt'd Emory Powell of Swartz and sons, Parkersburg, Three Workers by Mrs. Clif- Racint Rl. I to Holzer Hos- w. va.; Mr . and Mrs. CIa i Mr. and Mrs. Selwyn wnne 1 ford Phlliips; Three Fathers, pltal Monday ntght after be sui- Boso and family of Great Bend L.isten. 1 and the hosts . Diana Good; What Dad Can ----Do, Eddie Abbott, Tommy Ball HOLD COOKOUT and Kenny Harris; Father Mr. and Mrs. Robert Halley Knows Best , Marla Grueser; · entertained with a cook out On Father's Day, Mary Rad- Sundav at their home in Che. ford; and A Swell Fellow, Ka- shire.. Present were Mr. and thy Abbott. Mrs. David Grueser and MetaA song " Keep in Touch" by nie and Glenn and Mr. and Mrs. the Intermediate class closed 1 Larry Hudson of the program. A Father's Day : Lawrence Yeauger, Billy card was presented to each ley and Alex, Stephen and I Beth Halley of Cheshire. father present. 1 Clearance Sale Summer·Shoe New , Connie Radford TRI-COUNTY A.A. MEETING Thursday 8:00 p.m. ' St. Paul's Lutheran Church Sycamore & Second St. Pomeroy, Ohio Our June Brides Special ! ! For June WHY PAY MORE? ••• NOT $795, or $895 NOT $695, THREE of Gallipolis were the SUnday guests 01 Miss Rettie Koehler. Mrs. Dan Hysell of Ravenna ls the guest of Mrs. Virgie Mora and ls visiting other friends and relatives in the ar- Mrs. Karl Grueser; and The fered an apparent stroke. Founding of Father's Day Mrs. I Bradford Maag. Pleasant Valley Hospl!~l Following a brief talk by the I ADMIITED : Lmda Shtflel, Rev. Carl, Mrs. Stella Grueser., Galllpohs; Mrs . Jack McNeely, Mrs. Karl Grueser, Mrs. Char- Pt. Pleasant; James ~abney, les Grueser and William Rus- Ashton; Mrs. Robert Ltsle, PL and Mrs. Willism Eskew sell were received Into them- , Pleasant; Mrs. Stephen WIJ. and son of Dayton visited rela~ bership of the chu rch. Prayer I Iiams, Henderson. lives in the area over the week- b the Rev. Card concluded the DISCHARGED : Mrs. Glen • end. s:rvice. I Bonecutter, Pt. Pleasant; Gene James Eskew, son of Mr. and 1 -~A~soc~l~al~h~o~u~r~w~as~en~j~oy~ed:;•:n:;,d;.N~ew~b~e:;.r;;ry~,.-Le...-t.-ar.,t_. Mrs. William Eskew fell Sun-lr day while visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hatfield injuring his hand and was taken to Meigs Memorial lfus. pita] for treatment. Raymond Andrews, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Andrews is confined to his borne, Ebenezer St., with the mumpa. Ctiarles Withee returned to his home Saturday, from Holzer Hospital, where he has been a patient for past three weeks and is' improving. Mr. and Mrs. Brad Schlllal' of Trafford, Pa. were we,kend guests of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Warner, Ebenezer St. Joltn Sewell and Miss Lucille Craft of Marietts were Sunday ' guests of Mr. Sewell's mother, Mrs. Charles L. Warner and Mrs. Warner. Mrs. Azalline Smith and daughter, Becky of Parkersburg, W. Va. spent a couple of daya with her mother, Mrs. Oessie ••Mr. Just Roll Out Genuine Gold Seal CONGOLEUMs by Mrs. Dessie Patterson return- •• • • • .BUT ONLY $ ed home Tuesday, after a several days visit at Great Bend with her sons, Ted and Delbert Patterson. Weekend guests of the Patterson brothers were Mrs. Azalline Smith and daughter, Becky, Mrs. Pauline Evans and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sw11rtz .II and sons, Joey and Mike Parkersburg, W. Va. FINED '158, COSTS 'II Here's What You Get: Robert F. Lawson, of Portland was fined and costs and given a three day jail sentence in Meigs C o u n t y Court by Judge Frank W. Porter, Jr., Monday, on a charge of OW!. I EACH ROOM CAN 81 BOUGHT SEPARATELY LIVING ROOM e2Lamps ' ~ .-o ~ '"~ • • ' ,· " ~ ~ J " "<I ' ' I •o• o-1 •- ••• •" • o I ~ ~ I I f ,.... , • • WEA'I'BER CnlnJ Ollio: Fah and miN 1$. Daoted fOl XVI NOW YOU KNOW at y today .ond tonlgbt, bigb loday 10 and lo11 loaigbt 51. Fair and • Utile warmtr lomorrow, hlp NO. 61 r. T.. ,..,., POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 'l1te ll1llldler ., ~ .. en tine ___ ___ I[tl lett year by oeorfy live ,.. «nt, the laa•• ftlltltre ,_ for uy ynr ill m.., till. • d.-, wolla~ 110 the f1W. repallllll I& I ' C.. llle !,)ailed ·IC>llft r· IJf TAte .,..,.,..,. ...,_ THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 1964 , I PRICE FIVE qNTS ,;__ FOR A NEW FLOOR IN MINUTES e9x17Rug /i, mis- 1 Lions Club Installs New Officers Keds comfort and Keds fashion • 2 Dresser Lamps FOR LlnLE SIS - Easu Terms €an Be ilrrartfJedZ · CtiAMPIOII IIIICH£1 ·-----------..-·- ---. Sturdr oxford, .antl-scuf tea CIP ... MASON FURNITURE RUTLAND FURNITURE HERMAN GRATE SP. 3-5592 M•son, W. V•. ARNOLD GRATE SH. 2-4811 $4.99 $3.99 . Chapman·Canaday In the Middle Block Next to Elberfeld• Rutland, 0, Ont eyelet, CtPsred ttot POMEROY'S QUALITY ~HOI"'S'I'Ortl Other Brands and Styles $2.99, $3.99, $4.99 If It's Tennis you want we have them. • Ch,eckOur S11mmer Shoe Specials • - ' . Sf' If He l f".;tifi1·rl I hal h"' had found ga rmt>nts which he int mrlur· I_th'-' ledpairas of {'Virl Pnn• a quill. and a men' s p<lnts ,out sidt- tll et O!l e 1 11nn w I:' "' d l ii ,, nt ' •rnr:- :,rtlf'd bv Mart· .,, wh 1 L"·' iried 1 ·1 l hp P l'~-'n t rw ( 'I I' i'I"J) Ho rl ,·n i•.·d the tn ~ t ru r1f'd :1 1 on of coveralls WPre also there . but nothing was nn them. . DEPARTMENT - Manning. Kloes, left, assistant manager; Secretary Beverly Perr1n, and vice president and cashier Harold Hubbard, look over the new in!ltallmen! Joan department of the Citizens National Bank in Middleport. An open liouse for the new department will be held from 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday, June 30. - Sentinel Photo. · cushion, rill'! Crow laiN took the st and him· I hf> sllid A W8<:hr·ln•h nnd a pa ir Shockproolfut FOR fair .·· ' . .and fn rmt>d rn· ow •1 op in· ion as to what wA ~ ·•n ti1Pm ." .-.; ., I e9xl2 Rug . -r 1(ky ~ur..stGtnre §; $5.99 Job dt'Lermmm <' wl,at 1 ~ fa1r or un ' ' 11t thr·1n If · · :.r;~rnwnl s1 " •·J JJI'!e(, th••m 11p and tonk a Just Unp•ckedl traclion sol•. ·~ " ' 'I hove a ditfiCult ex· ':' •d ikJt there was New Shipment! BAt Oeep-moh1td ~' . ~, j udg~ dark and ' i•r-·r1 1u hi" fP-.: idencc un- IN POMEROY LfAQUER ·I~. IJ . plain~d. r·• ·t,Tn CHAMPION SUPOII e 5-Pc. Dinette Set e Double Door Cabinet e Refrigerator e Range lt•slf'd . to wbwt1 thP :'.,r rr· ,_,,, Drive out to Elberfeld• Mechanic Street Warohou.. and Stort for linoleum of all kinds, for lawn mowers, blcycle.......,.lso used furniture and usocl television. II& " I didn't ask for a "l thinl the defendant ~ ~ encontinuance, your honor. I tliiPd to a fair trial ," Crow pro. , )Jf('V] 1\i(J·. ""'·lfzes ....Llltt"" lOIII' Iprotested, Jt n ,f' e9x12 Rug KITCHEN C row at that time. Ivin and the smart looks that all come with U.S. Keds"! Economical, too, for Keds wear so well they're your best buy in the long run. Come in soon. Make yours a Keds family! • 3-Pc. Suite With Innerspring M•Hress and Box Spring tw<Hiay continuance. 1 , Get the soft, cushion comfort-the snug but easy tit- BEDROOM Judge . Bacon asserted that move the case go forward ... Crow did not represent the Earljer Kermeth Grover· was h · fact' clearly to un as to why recalled t.u the stano w tdentihe wished a contin uan<e. fy and explain photographs be "I did .repre~ent It tu you ,'' lhad Lake~ June 17 and 22. He Crow ra1sed his vmce. was dismissed because the ev.. 1 When Fultz then' agreed to a id~nee was considered irrelevant 1 New Cle~nlna Easel Cona:oteum'• durable dirt, gre~ae lnd moisture baked enamel finish stays fnsh and iplrkllna: witla a minimum of care. Now Economy! Hish in quality yet low In llri... ;·. eosts jult pennies per square yard. And you can ln1tall it )OUISII~ without_paN or fasteners. .6', w and 12' wide and In _po~lar GET THAT GREAT KEDS FAMILY FEELING get Keds fit, ~­ Tables Although the temperature was trial. several samples which '!ere tn- this case be continued at a that th~ defense harl introd.ue- 1all at the .ouvru:-st property «Joler Wednesday, tempers ed earher. where the Oilers lived. Oilerwason t ra I I for themur· troduced as evidence Wednes· later date ·" •ere warm n, the Meigs Cound of h'18 wtl A M day. "l appreciate the time and Fultz maintained that t b • Crow declared that he had t' Common Pleas Courtroom, e; 0 .1 nna 16 arga. Judge Bacon said that in ' effort that tlte jury bas put in aampleo were lrrelovant to the not had sufficient time to dec:limaxing in a mistrial re Jer, on e ruRry · !viewofthf."irJelevantevidence on tlbis caae," 1be judge said. casesincethetypeofbloodhad terrnine the blood type since The judge ordered the that had been heard and seen Defense CouncU Fred W. not been aetermined. The sam· a more difficult process was Judge John C. Bacon declar· trial after a heated argument throughout the trial b) the Crow appeared to have lost hiJ les came from some garments involved in the typing of dried ed the mistrail about 4:JO p.m. with defense counsel about a jury," he did not feel a lair temper wben Prosecutor Bet- found by Crow a couple weekJ blood. He had asked for a conin the three-<tay-old Jackie Lou continuance for the purpose of trial could exist, "and I B.sk that nard Fulb: mad cont1nuou1 ob- Iago, scrapings from blood spots tinuance last week and had Oiler second • de~ree .murder determining the blood type of another 1udge preside here, and jections to the blood 111111ples jon the floor and a kitchell mop been refused. New Decor1tor Buuty! The very latest In home fashion favorites with desla:ns and colors galore. Longer lasting beauf¥, too, be-. uuse it's made with proven G-10 P111tlc. , ELB~RFELDS I I! t ====j Patterson. .-----------------···- ·"----------, e3 1 I Dad 's Advice : Donna Partlow ; & Chair ' I We lco~e Dad Sharon Brawley: vin A . Ire exp~essmt e Sofa relresbmenlll of UIMied ~. Pomeroy Police Probe Accident r. ;· 0 �' ( NGS. Helen Ilelp Us! COMMENT ATING EDITOIIAU Y dent of the United States, one fact is increasingly clear . There is no way to gtve him complete protection. No way at all. Especially wl\h a gregarious, outgoing man like President Johnson. This bemg the case, it is beyond com· prehension why emergenry steps •ren't taken at once tu name a vice president. This is not to suggest that harm is going to befall President Johnson. It is to p01nt out realistically th>t harm COULD come to him. One crackpot - just one - among the millions of people to whom the President Is being exposed on bis frequent public appearances could be enough. And all the security precautions in the world might not stop that one fanatic. One enemy of the country, one zealot with more &eal than brains. One gun, one bullet, one knife. That's all it would take. Thlll'8dq'a J>nloMio Pl8el li Clevlflp¢' at MbUIOIOta - Krallclt [7-21 vs. Grant (s-41. Americaa ~ape K;msas City at J,.os W L GB (nigh\) - p.,.._ (M) vt'l· ~ ' pet. man fS-21 · · Yu Name V.P.Now As Protection Io the matter of security for the Presi- .• -----·- -- !'·· June 2S, 18M "Let's Talk This Over! 1' Tlav ll11il!1 SPntint:tl .- 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeror-~l~dleport, And no vice president to step In and soften the shock and dislocation as Vice President Johnson did when President Kennedy was assassinated. There is no plausible, logical or acceptable reason why a way to correct this situation can't or shouldn't be found IMMEDIATELY. The country's welfare simply can't be served unless such a step is taken nowand to beck with the technicalities and inertia that are delaying it. The whole nation is praying for the President's safety and health. Regardless of pol;tics, personal preferences or party loyalty, America needs its President - and never more thar now. But along with our prayers, let's have action on a vice president. And let's have it NOW. To postpone such action amounts to deliberate and dangerous disservice to our country. no tr.ouble convlnclni him altha Dear Helen: need. Do you know wbat It's like Often Neighborhood Study to have no home I live 1D a Centers are begun ao a retutl bouse, quite the worse f o r of petitions by atudenlll .. Their wear, with my parents and llt- blg advantage over llbrarlea ts Ue brothers. My father has a that lhey are especially f o r atrocious Illness. It ls like a ldds, with otudent teacbm ther malignant growth and he ill Ill explain and encourage. (Colpitifully pOwerless over lt. They lege education -majon somecall It alochollam. My mother tlmea receive extra credit lor trle! so hard to make up to us, and beCause of her understand- thisOfworlt.) tblll I am sure, L. E., U able frulltratlon ohe ofW!l be- someone knows of your sltuecome• morooe. She gela deopon- llon -you'll get help. A n 1 denl and depre.,ed. young pereon who lilowo a real They art ollher to blame Interest In learning wm fln4 for the way I feel. I em j01t plenty of boosts along the way. not mature eoougb' to aceept You'll .... -H. tblll llfe. I just can't function Copy !tilteD under 11. I keep wanting to •• Dear Helen: 1 am worried about .my 13 • cape. year-old atster. one Saturday At school I can forget "· I my date and I were altting In can actually feel good there. I the movie - and, well, we am a part of a sane world. But weren't quite watddng the pl.,.. as to repel Insects. A nationally known outdoor writer mans what baP!"'.n&? The teachert ture. We later discovered 1111 This gentleman may be an expert on who in'vitably bas become an. autho~ity bugs and their frailties, but you have to send home assignme!!t&-home- younger alster was two row• on mosquitos and other pests as conVInc- suspect he has a lot to !urn abOut womaklng projects wllh SO - pl01 back of us, watcblng. Now slle ed that Cleopatra wore haevy eye make- men-aU the way back to Cleopatra. boon to put ln. themea. euayo, think• It Ia perfectly all rlCbt up not so much to attract roamin' Roocience, projects. for her to do tblll, too. WhY, Helen? WhY can't we do I know I didn't set 1 1ood n. our school wd where we can ample, and, belleve me, It THINK! I never even try to aet be the last Ume I cheapen myI • my homework because It alwayo self lfke this. How can I conrenects the contuolon of my vlnce her that llese acts will IJ DOROTHY KILGALLIN home. I bave no study ball. I only make her oorry later can't do asstgomenll between SHAMEFUL SIXTEEN multiple voting. .... classes. Dear S.S.: By LYLE C. WIUION 'The bloc system of voting In Mundt contends that •~ 18 A big-sister talk will help. Ualled Prell International all state presidential elections unfair to small state voters. If Please put In a wor<l for all Tell her ebe mode you realize D , as a unit in the electoral col- som• small state does not soon lh• people who want to learn how cheap you looked, a n d Sen. Kar1 •~- Mundt , R-5 .. bas summoned the attorney lege in support of a presiden- m 0 v e to challenge the aystem but bave no home• In which to \bank her for lL Tbll really geto Mexico, If he can just c~ok up a good Broadway Bulletin Board to yoonger sl•lera, who hardly reason for the trip . .. Those who saw 1 general of some small state- tial candidate scoring bare in the courts, Mundt and Mor- do their homework -L.E. One of the n~tion's biggest political •the sneak ~review of "The Americaniza- any small state - to sue In a majority of the votes of his ton hope to get Congress mov- Dear L.: ever get credit for anylhlng. beUors just made a huge one, wagering tion of Enuly" say Julie Andrews will be federal court for a new deal In state," Mundt told the Senate, log on a resolution lor a con- 'Jb.ere's hope for yoong pea- texcept mooplng) -H. that if Barry Goldwater is the Republi- just about the hottest property in films the electoral college aystem of "nullifies to a considerable de- stitutlonal amendmenl The pie Uke yoo In the community Dear Helen: can Prsidential candidate he won 'I even when it's released Now Marty Ransohoff chooSing presidents of the Unl~ gree the equity of provisions of project is pending In the Senate study halls which are apr!JIIlnl I am a mother of three chllthis (civil rights) proposed leg- under the title Senate Joint up all over the country, UIU8l- dren- When I - them or any carry Arizona . . . The Leslie Caron- is preparing a movie to show off what he ed Stateo. Warren Beatty idyll hasn't been affected thinks is her greatest talent - wild Sen. Thruston B. Morlon, R- lslation. Resolution 12. ly oponsored by the Bureau ol d>Ud doing anything that will by her husband's divorce suit naming farce. Peter Ustinov will direct ... New Ky seconds Mundt's motloo. "The concept of one-citien SJ 12 would provide for the Social Welfare or 8 !Ike organ- hurt them. I try to stop them. W arreu as eorespobdent.' They't'e an ob- York cab drivers are being offered bon- M~~dt and Morlon seek relief I one-vote l• written out in I h e choice of electora exactly as latlon, they are operated most- Parents resent this. In tblll day viously devoted twosome in all the best uses of from $5 to $20 by desperate out- [ !rom what Mundt terma the 1civil rights bill. Under the win- members of Congres• are chos- ly by volunteen -housewlv.., and age, mothero send their Hollywood places, where people go to be of-townen- ~ ho beg to be steered to a 1most flagrant violation of vo~ ner-take-all methnd of countmg en: One from each congreaslon- teachers, college otudents, but- children out for oomeono e!Je seen - not to hide out . . . Ralph Meek- hotel where they can get a room. ing rights of lndlvldoal citizen• electoral votes, however. the al district and two at large •• lnessmen and women, mlnJ&. to care for, and then get mad er ;md the Lincoln Center Repertory !!listing in the republic. winner gets not only the votes u.S. senators are elected from ters, anyone who hu several •· Theatre are parting amicably. He lookh state. This system would evenings a week to spend he1p- ~-"'·• when they are atoppecl Morton and Mundt are confl- cast for him, but also the votes Quote from a sophisticated New cb ~··· In the from -eo ed over tjle schedule of next season's Yorker who sees every show in town: dent that the Supreme Court cast for his opponent. He liter- eac nfranchise the small atare vot,. th el "'"""""" ea ....., "' ;.. youogsters help ems vtbro-'•• ~ I'm ~·• e p:ays, waxed monumentally unenthusi- "Do your readers a favor and tell them would hold the present electoral ally can reach down into the era and rural voters In the big "'" or •-.. .......,. ,..._ astic, and decided there weren't any to go see 'Tile Subject Was Roses' at the college sy1tem to he In viola·\ polling places and steal every statea who now are largely dis- eo. of the way I r8lae my children, parts coming up that were right for him Royale. It's the best play I've seen in tlon o1 !be Constitution. Tbei vote cast against him and bave nfranchlsed In the choice of a If your city has no public but wllen I see young mothera Porfirlo Rubirosa, who has made two years. It's better than 'HeUo, Dolly' confidence is ba!ed on last them added ~ his total as • .,. president. study hall. talk to your prlncl- neglectlnS theirs. I'm dlspn. quite a few front page headlines in his or 'Funny Girl' or any of the other shows week's court rulilig tbat both counted for · In the Electoral Th• left of center or liberal pal about getUng one organ!· ed. Should I Just IIDor• them day, is heading fox the biggest in hill ca- people are paying $50 a ticket for. It is Housea of legislature In in- College." congressional elements that ed - a girl with your fino com- -R. P • reer. Very big deal, If it goes through. funny and touching and beautifully writ- dividualstates must be similar- Mundt cited the massive in- sparked the 1963 civil rights bill mand of Engliah should have Dear a: Mutual friends in the gambling world ten and marvelously acted. It's a crime ly representative of oumhero of fluence of the big cities In de- are in general on record - - - - - - - - - 11'1 alhelr goodowo Idea !dell to let pareD\8 raise unleao are working overt;me to settle the mil- that it isn't a smash hit. Please let the people, ln short, a one-man-one- termining the winner _or. the against extending the presidenthole lddl threalell the sa!Jty lion-dollar lawsuit filed recently by !am- people know about it." vote rule. electoral votes of the vtg mdus- tial vote right to the little guys SHIPYAIID WORitER en Nick "The Greek" Dandolas against . the small states end ln the (l()'l'EBURG. Sweden (tJIP) of Looking down your • • State by state, the electors trial states. And he cited the Ill noeeyours. at •neglectflll" mothera oil magnate Ray .Ryan. They fear that lf Sean Connery has a · couple more are chosen on a winner-take-aU massive influence within those big slate farms. The political -NildiB KllrUshchev. who baa will make you u popular 88 the case reached the trial stage, it would James Bond !llckers to do, then his price I basis. A one-vote majority In great ciUes of racial, labor and ca* irrtparable damage to Las Vegas will go up to $!-million a film . . Singer New York stale will deliver to other pressure groups. these pOwer of these left of center or done. a lol of things in his Ume, Carrla Nation at tile CGI'IIft oacongressional elements rev•..led himoelf Wedne.'Jday to loon. -.11 .. .' Ever since the private--"no press in- Helen O'Connell quit the Tommy Dorsey a presidential candidate all of powerful minorities actually are liberal rests very largely on the blg be a former shlpy ard worker. 1 vitl!!f" - dinner for Jacqueline Kennedy package to strike out on her own with a the state'• 43 electoral votes. enabled to veto or to select and whose "I uaed to work In the ship THE DAILY SENTINEL at tlle St. Regis, Washington has been new act . . Sammy Cahn's favorite girl Mundt contrasted that situation . to elect presidential nominees city pressure groups power would be cllpped. yards myself," the Soviet prebuZIIDg about Grant Sawyer, Governor of in New York is also the favorite girl of with the objectives of the pend-~ and to write political platlorrns Advanu lor Wedneoday PM'a · mJer laid a cheering crowd of DIVOTID TO INTiitiiT OP Nevllda. He was the only governor in the MIIGI MASON AltiA and presidential policies. There June U wurkers at tho Goetaverkan roomful of wall-to-wall political big-shots an Important movie producer, and that's lng d vil rights blll. Yards. after bll 101fe N!lla bad little ripple among the Nalllfl .. Eqnlty results In great cltles a kind of causing quite a ·~CIII,.. I. OweR, JJ'UIAIlike Adlai Stevenson, Averell Hamman hipsters . . Neil Sedaka Is being sued C....,_ T111n1hlll. I'IW launched a new mrJceralor and Robert McN/IIIIIla, and the word is for $100,000 by Italian impresario Ri.,.. PWIIIMII ewrr 1ft.-.. •e.,t Hfto vessel. o\U that the Democrats are grooming ~ TM OhM YIU"' PultHIMftl His official blngrapblel do frl cardo Cella. The trouble started when cetlllll.,• 111' MHIIaftll It , PCCi...,IU him for something Important. not contain any reference to Ollila. lu•MII Off* ,.._ W"f to Neil canceled a European tour to replace • • • Khrushchev u a shipyard 1,17, ICIIteltll _.... WY M1.. . Singer Joe Dee, one-time hero of the Eddie Fisher, who suddenly wasn't singworker. Twist movell)ent, has invented a new ing as scheduled at the Town and Coun....,.. ...... It ...... wayoe G. llrUdltaclt, M.D. tea, fats, minerala and vita- oea and beets and a great many • .,.,.. •• ,... - - -,.,. _.,..,.. .. try In Brooklyn. h arlous I lyQ • I am a bouoewt&. My mins) to meet your dall£e call1!di"Sbhbh." There is no musneeds. other vegetables o v ~es. • • .._ There are conventions all over town, 1111 ic. Coupl,_just stand still and stare into doctor tells me 1 hsve a heart Your requiremento will vary LEAVES TOKYO • ..,..., ..,.,...,1 ,.., ,. as the newspapers have duly reported, eacb other's eyes. It's expected to catch murmur. Are there any specUwith the amount of energy you Q Cau atne scan really be TOKYO (UPI)-ActreY Judy ...., .. ,. . , ... ,. '"'" ,.. • '··•·• the sklnT Garland left Tokyo for Copen- ,.. ..... - ••,. ........ · on like a prairie fire. (And ought to make but nobody mentioned· !be one held ovsl- removed by P........, ic activities l should not enuse up. For example, at phy ,.., ,_ . . , _ ., er the weekend at a very proper East Local 802 absolutely ecstatic!) . . . Virgage in? cal labor you will need more Is this considered an operation bage Wedneoday alter an e.,...t .":: _ .. ,.,,,..,., 10 - , . . Side hotel. It was a conclave of ladies ginia Hill, who became the most famous A - nere are several kinds calories thao...... when ellpenslve! day vlslt to Japao. _., - nor ,. .. ,... o1 Raymond Burrta you are suiten- and A Is _ IaPiaaflla 1s 8 our"'-' She was aceomparded by """ ...., _.,. - . . .,,..., .,. lady on television in the dear dead days with crew cuts rau~ It _.., Improve"";; tor Mark Herron, ldenUIIed by - · of the Senate rackets hearings, is finish- "Perry Mason" on TV - bas undergone of heart murmur. By far the gaged in 8 .....,n cy pur · Cedars of Lebanon. Friends surgery at commonest, ..peclally In adoThe term "p-een vegeto- ope ·'lh Miss Garland u her llance "' ·- -· Ing the writing of her memoirs . In her d a Ooln nura ~ aot ,,.••.,., - _,. .,_.. ., Austrian hideout, and several publishers ·a re gravely concerned . .. Princess Mar- lescents and young adulls, ls bles" Is loosely used to cover appearance <>I a person wo the functional murmur which those with only S to S per cent acne acara but, alnce tblll Ia 1101 an W ese e. . "'"' - *'*-*" "" ..... are highly interested, as well they might garet's favorite new American Is play- 1oo normal and not related to carbohydrate. This would in- a Ufeaaving procedure, I'm a- Snowdon u. .._.., ,._ _...,....., wright Burt Shevelove, who has been Inbe. Virginia decided to spill all for just one reason: money. The Chicago gentle- vited to lunch at Kensington Palace and any o11seas0 of the heart. It Ia elude oome yellow •egetables !raid It would bavl to be clallman who was the s6ur~ of all those G- keeps Her Royal Highneso amused with caused by the swlftnesa of the ouch ao carrots and notabaga ed u a IUSDl'l' llem. Get your stories abOut the theatre. Being !he hip Dow of blood tbrolllh a vigor· (but not aweet potatll), some local medical aoqety to bejp notes for deo!'ades has gone broke. The buzz around Buckin~ham Palare sister, Meg's always liked people in show red 0111 hearl. bas it that Prince Philip is dying to visit biz. Other murmurs are caused • by • roughening of the aurltce \Conference ot Laka~lde. of the heart '"!vee or lealtY 1 Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd McPeek valves doe to ln!ectlon .. or , of Belleville, W. Va., and Mr. Hado Dolt cbanglll IIJSOCialed with age and Mrs. Clolrleo Hensle9 were and hardening of the aorts. OCie 0 S visiting l\tf.~ and Mn. Clbololl GOATNOSE sAVED AND 60IJefrr (ic~TN<:>SE IS lHE IRUCULENT TE~NT Some murmurs ar1 clue to conSeal> of 1\a'fenswood, W. .va., 1HE HOUSE-WHAT KINO OF A LAND• WHO'S ON 1HE LANDI..DRO'S aenltal litarl oefeclll. Often timand Mr. and· Mrs. Phil 1141!d1LORD IS HE, DO '10.1 SUP~? BACK 10 GtT 1HIN6S (X)NE •••• ., the loudest murmurs accotn- Mn. Ruth Steheon wao bon- Murrysviule, 'fi- Va. pany the least aignl!icant ooretl receoUy ,with a birthday Mra. ~ carter, Beverly cbangea 1n the valves. dinner. Guests were Mr. and Henaley and ·Leone' Babcoek Shortnosl of breatb OD exer- Mro. Harold Osborn and larnt- ailed on ' !lAth Larldaa who· tlon and swelling of ibe anklea ly, Keno,, ~·.. ~ Mrs. c • are a better guldo ' t.o yo u.r Howiord Y~ ol Paden City. Is lll. heart's capabilities tbaD a mur- W. Va., Edith Otlhom of Keno, Mrs. Glp.dya Caruthera and mur. In other words, II you bave Mr. and Mrs. Roland Stetbem, daugloters,; Cantoo. apent 1 1 fUnctional murmur or a leat Mr. and Mrs. Garth Smitb, week with Mr. and Mra. Marthat ia well COlDIJOIU!Ited, )'01> Nellie Stetheo:n, and Emmell vlo Marko. ' need not Umlt your acllvltlel at Stethem. Mr. and Mt\ Clalllle Slaltb, all. But If there are ligna of be- Mr. and Mrs. Oscar BabcOCk Reedsville, ' aoid Ml'. and glruolll& boar1 lallure, J,.~will were dlnDII' auedlo dl Mr. and Mn. Garth Smith ware at ~- ~ ~and Mrs. C. W. Taitt, Uttle Hock- Adelphb., to a\telld tha fUnenl ...,.~ IIGIDI · log. In the Jft.ernoon, they VIa- of Nora Smith. tatlall of exeriiOIL !ted Lola Woods 11 St. Joseph Ml'. and Mrs. Howard Y«mii . ""•--ed olio Hoapltal. · · of Paden City, W. va., ar 1 Q • To have I """""' I: opendlng a fe'1 daya with Neils lt better to beve a areen ves- [ Craig Deaol and Bob Burton · lie Stehem . etable or a. JfJ11DW fOgetable of Columbus are opendl"'l sev- Mr. and · )In, Olear Balleach day? Ot ., you need both! era] weeks with Y.r. and Mrs. cock called ·&i 'lolr. ili4 lira. A - Tile ll&priltal lMq lj [Wayne Prinefe.· · Lester Little of · UW. llo!:tto get enough of the esoentlall Mr. and - Mrs. oav, Yalellllq. nutrlenta (protaiM,-carboloYdr• llp!lll a ~ at b . 14~ . --Mn. Vlolel !lladlll 33 25 .BOO 1':-2 New York . at BaiJI 1 L 36 26 ,581 3 1 loigbt) - Bouton' (5-I) w l . . .q 3~ 32 .522 &I> ber (J-4) . .. . , dJiW 31 32 492 8 · ,. · "' (Only games scloedulilolY : " "' Giant Rookie Fans 14 Reds In 2-l Win Washington Kansas City 36 .471 10 Friday'a GaiH , ., [' 34 ·469 10 Ran. Oty at L.A. 2, 'tW!-'n ~1q :r1 - .., ... ~ 101> Chicago at Minn. 2' t-' ......,, "' 42 408 J41 I ' • ......,..~, . 41 . -2 Baltimore a,t W~ b , niltot .388 15'1 : Detroit at New 'Yolk', $ni Wednesday·~~ Resutts Cleveland at Boston,· night .:tiOq BEAT . THE HEAT IN C-0-0-L Trap ••. for Men Only APPAREL ..or Voice of Broadwav • reporting Reports From The Capitol e SLACKS Tropu·aJ worsted and Wt'"ar . e SHIRTS ShoJ·t s iPt>Vt>: sp().l't and ·d reat. Cotton s. Uacron &:, e SWIM_ cot~on. WE·AR ' · eSTRAW . HAts,· • CAPS . "' I eGOLF SHIItts·., I . . • , t.a.'i'J~ 41 25 .62l New York 32 30 32 29 26 · ~~ Baltimore Chicago Minnesota Cleveland Bosllln Detroit Los Angel., AU. SfARS Apg* rr·s F'o!t wrue; wlfF.'l'HER 9 VACATION' OJ\ "JUST' PLAIN LOAF!Ntl; --'. YOU'LL FIND IT AT YOliR'P'AVORIT!! MEN 'S SHOP. PLAY , l · I \J p • ==--=:.________ Today's .Medical Report Add that new drive now. Let our concrete experts do ot or ch•ck with us lor complete do-ot-yourself informatioon. Call us now! buclll!l _,,.1:8, OIW..Oo:=;,;;;;;;;;; GOEGLEIN *''"" ,_ ,.,.,.. ,.,,., "~ --=~·•:g:e:ta:b:lea::s:uch:::"::to:m:•:~~y~ou~ll~m~d~a:;OIUI'~geon~~w:bo-..:.per-_ FOR 'DRIVEWAYS BERHfS WORlD ''The only vacation we• ean afford • IS In the backyard!'' Long 8Ottom S • ty N te Wh1 apend your Yacatlon "at h ,. If b the thine that'• kee . ome ready caah plunnod? Lot bel Pinf you from a trip you'•• In buaineu wi~h a vacat~on loan. We're and - ua or phone ahead ~:..iil.:.">nly. Stop in t:helppr!ib -aw, .... ,. rn1U" if ECONOMY SAVINGS & LOAN COMPANY •2S!!TO U: 1 ER AMERICAN SALES ~~:: ~p 42% OVER LAST YEAR .'::.· READY-MIX Co. Take home some Hudepohl for the week d Whe~ a beer would taste good, Process. t4~K makes Bud~pohl taste great. l l •aooO!! I C. u/ \~!!!'J; UFE tN•ooa•-...........,, AVArt.ABLE ON lloLt LO/'NI 300 W. Second St.- WYandotte 2-2111 ' rlQt P."I i61 oy NOW OPEN SATURDAY 9 AM TO 12 NOON DAVI OHLINGER. MGR. This car that's. winning young-hearted Amer'o ca as. ne\'er be fore Tb ... that 18ffithe all o era the thmgs that make an automobile flUl to d . .e car Tbin like own an to drove • posbgs two sizes of sporly bucket seat options-and Y' U ~n b 'be. m sable-grain vinyl. · u ~ ave> Ill ~- ~ttbalike Ame~ca's only fiue-on-Ule- tloo r via an ·~ptional Twin-Stick Floor t comes m a swank console. Eq>ensive-looking sporlll car things like h•adrests wire wh I I whole raft of other bead-turning options. ~ , ee covers pus a U,: ~1 E= Bfllrulard equipment on the popular American includes smart : I sa wmdows on all models and Roof-Top rack 00 tbe ..330 , ¥fd• 6 Yet with all this, the Ameoir.an is still economy king Proof· th8 wago . model is the best mileage winner in ewry o!li co'al economy · · run entered. Bllappy 125-hp fw From the start, you save plenty of extra dollars too y lowest prices,' whether you're after 8 aedan convert:ble i..U::u pay Amonca'1 1 H • • top or wagon. ow can you do better than that? See your Rambler dealer today] . C~me . where -:. .J the buys are during the B1g Rambler SeiPQg Spree .' Amer1C8n Motors Corporatton-Ded~ to bcellenc:e ......._P'... ..... - -.ndac""-" IRII'~ .I:~TROPOUTAN MOTORS, ...u .... b , ............ .._ _,.. • 600-606 last MlhtSt,.PI . - ~ •Iii Walch tho Award-WIDDJn& DaonJ Kayo Show oo CBS-TV • Wedoe....... -., eveninp 10 P1l. a..... 'L �(I 4-Dallv Line Scores l:arpenter Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 .. June 25, 1964 •l m bl ed 0 PI • n a' I By Ualtod ~ lalepalloaal Pitts NaU.Iaal01 000 ..... 82 ,.w!'.. •• S •aJ N OCI ews ',.. WLMBLEDON. Englelld (UPI) - Uncle Sam was represented by more gab than guys at t!Je ''"rl of the fourth day of the W1mbledon tennis champ1un· t t ~" I. ' 1 theft of 41 rifles and 1.~ rounds of ammuniUon from the local National Guard armory. Covington County Sheriff Bil· ly Canfield said the M·l rifles and ammunition were discovered missing Saturday when local Nationai Guardsmen - - -· --- charge or openlnlJ and closing the Grange .mel AKred Grange lecturer p•esented the P,.. gram. The theme of the program was Flag Day and Fa· ther's Day. Refreshments were served by Columbia Gran· ge. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Slarkey, only charter members of Col- -----------I New York 000 000 001- I 10 0 Friend, McBean (9) and Bur. Mrs. Betty Throckmorton and gess. Cisco, Hunter (S) and daughter, Les~. of Dayton, G<Jnder. \\'inrer _ Friend (&-6). w~re weekend gudts o( ber Loser - Cisco (3-9). HR-Chris· parents, Mr. and Mrs. Che.. topher. ter Price. Mr. and Mrs. George Wood In Fourth Day ben of Alfred aod Rock STEAL RIFLF.!I Iturned from a . two-week sum· A U.S. mlllt.ry spokesman 1 Springs Granges as guests. Fif· COLLINS Miss <UPil-Au- 1mer training sess•on at Camp said t!Je American ruer wOJ ly pdln>ns we~ In atle!Jd. tbor·t dl , _~· h -· Shelby near Hattiesburg. alive when two U.S. Army bello sc """" ere •uts-, copters arrived ID rescue blm anct with RDck Springs to day they were investigating the and the co-pilot. but died on ! Mrs. French is CRASH KIW yANK the IOO.mile flight to Qul Nhon SAIGON, Viet Nam (UPl )-A military hospital. U.S. Army officer w., fatally injured and his Vietnamese co- The pilot's oame was will> pilot seriously hurl in the crash held until his family could be 1'Ueiday or an L19 light obser· !lotified. He was the 23th AmP_,.. vntion plane 300 miles north ol j 1can 1o die in the VIetnamese Saigon. war. ·- I PHILCO STAYS COLD. • • WHEN IT GETS HOT! eo. . Ree.dsville f.· { f.. l: r f, ;t1 rHIS PHILCO DOESN'T CARE HOW OFTEN YOU OPEN ITS DOOR! I I ., • I i ( JUST 5 285° 0 !' 1 FOREI.\AN &. ABBOTT SHOE CLEARANCE I MEIGS THEATRE l .J z:;: FOR THE SUNDAY, MONDAY. TUES. June 2&..29-30 . P;~~~= ~~~N1~~Natalie Wood. Steve Me· Queen, Edie Aoams Harvey !f.~bD':.i:erschel Bernardi, JUNE BRUE l•lo,.H br lrfder for Ov.,. 100 Y•llf'l urn Hl · · · !"·'" O.W.'t lrlc6e'1 IfIIIII .. ----·- t41 •• ___ C. CO~ONNAPI 111 GroioM'I tine .•.. . . , . I<IH't 11111 ....... t:a.JO I . IOMANIIOUI liT Otoo111'1 llllf --· $42.JO ltlN'I 1111 ·--- ...... GOES~LER ,.__ ~ ··-·-*"·" JEWELRY STORE Pomtlroy Court St. Oil Station 50 a. m. R. H. 4:25 a. m. and 6:15 a. m. Gallipolis Dam down 3:25 p. m. iar of formaldehyde. • • WOMEN'S Heel Huggers -· Connies -· Paris Fashion-- Charm Step .. MEN'S Ranclcralt --Jarman·- Hush Puppies·· U.S. Keels HEEL HUGGERS eWHITE eBON& eBLACK PARIS FASHION CHARM STEP CONNIE eHi·Heels • Medium Heels • Stacks eFiats Colors: Red . r.r~.v. SHOES ON OPEN DISPLAY low •nd ME>dium RACKS FOR Heel!' EASY SELECTION! Tan. Two.Tones, - Admiral · Bingo up 1 Kanawha River- 0 . F'. Shea· rer down London, 12:45 a. m. Little Edward down London, 2:35 a. m. Helen Z up Marmet a. m. Lucas down Marmet, 6:30 a. m. Thelma Ann . Winfield 10:40 p. m. El· ! gercliff up 11 :40 p. m. Merrill ] up 2:55 a. m. Cherokee down 1 6:25 a. m. SUMMER CLEARANCE VALlJirs Pink, Blue TO $10.99 Wh ile, OltPr, ~.87 Bf'ilo(e, Bone. $3.87 $4.87 WIDTHS AA ·B·C VALUES TO $10.99 AU. SHOES ON OPE:'>/ D!SPLAY F()R I!:ASY SELF.f'T!ON RAN DC RAFT YOUNGMEN S SHOES JARMAN "DEER SLAYERS" 1 Limited Quantityl 1 Narrow and Wide eBiack Bono Widths and Several ALL CHILDREN'S WEAR· OFF dresses, playwear, IWim wear, coats, jacketo ... everytblnc gplng at a BIG 25% REDUcriON. Shop early for the ereat 1avlngs. Chlldren's stantly, to acquaint himself with recent improvements on old .methods. e3 Rogiotared Pharmaclm To SeMI You SWISHER & LOHSE Pomeroy ... - L&Z ·Child.ren's Shop. POMEROY MOTOR COMPANY '------------...I'W. MAIN STWT . POMEROY . ' PHONE WY 2·21 86 12q L MAIN ,,' ~,'. ,, .. \ ' . POMEiOY, OKlo '• The Willing Workers class of lh• Enterprise EUB chnrch will meet Friday evening, at t h e home or Mrs. Herhert Dixon. The Women's Christian Tern~ , Union will meet F al the Flrst Baptist Church · at 7:30 p.m. JU'IIE !7 The Middleport Fire Department will have an ice cream aocial Salurday from 4 to 9 p. m. on the village hall lawn. The Anriltpry of the Fire ment will sell baked goods donated by members and any other intere~ted parties. Anyone wishing to doQIIte, please call a memher of the fire department lor plck up. An Ice cream social will take place Juno 27 at the Rutland Methodist clrurch at 1:30 ·m• The social WID be sponoo';.. .I I by lbe Rutland . Jle. will be aold. Eveey. ll welcome. ri·l tllls clear- Ill Which To Choose Rogulor $12.95 7.87 I ance of mid.. ummer stock ...•.•• · Your trusted pharmacist must study con· I VALUES TO $9.95 Juue 26 The Plll>l<roy Garden club will tour the ·rose gard""" of Mr. and Mrs. Dor Schaefer Fri- 1 day, June 26, at 2 p.m. · Ofo Bargains galore now In Brown l~£~~tl (STORE-WIDE) N••• 6.p,...,nger station I, The fish bas five •'finge...- ... on the ba<-k leg• and four .. ils front lrgs. Wright pot fie <'reature on displav in • Sioux CiLy barbershop Ill a Bosworth 11 Joey Chotin m. National up 9 a. m. on many of today's common drugs. WY. 2•2955 A,rtcaryed ,._._ covered the flilt - wbkJ. loQ.. ed like an ordina" bnllheHhad four J e~1. Styles From REXALL DRUGS h!tflorl ... 28'9 •.. research was still being conducted A. IPIINO l rla't Ring .... $U.OI) 0. NAI(IIM Sit Groolll't Rin1 ,_ .. f42.50 lr!M'I II.._ ,,_..... 19.50 1 • • • All Spring & Summer Shoes Reduced in Price--- Save $ $. NATIONALLY ADVERTISED BRANDS ·::~~U~st~~------====•Jdto2w0 na.midnight; Molly K up l m. Barbara Brent up old Morrison, Harold Mrs. Robert Arnold, Mrs. A E. Gibson and daughter; FIRST M. E. Forgey and son ; QUALITY D. G. Hurd and daughter, Mrs. REGULAR M. E. Mahom and s.uo~n~:: g~;~~ ~ ~ Certified IE. L. Feustal and a "=::::::::::~~and~:Mr~s=·~R~.~J.~P~e~e~ry~.:::;:~~W~.~M~o~!~n~St~.==~P:om:•:ro:y:JI 5:10 5:40 a.p. m.m. Espico Pennsylvania down down 8:1 5 a. 1 LOOK. I Begins Friday Morning June 26 1 H)'OU thouglrt Chevy ][ was thrifty before, you should see your Chevrolet dealer !1m! • I. UIASUII 111 ( Cofarc•rtoon• ONLY FIVE YEARS AGO CHEVY J[ by Chevrolet Or•o111' 1 IIRII ... .. $JT.IIt I KeomOdo lfr!JIII p · 511 priM ol loll life Souoby whr .. toe palled the ol•-lneh It,. from the w.ltl'l Of Honnhee Lalo, aear Jefleno~~o S. 0. llo ftippod f.h. 11011 .. ~.0 bau and lbe thing llartOi ruaning baC'"k toward tht lake. Wrlgbt boUnced on it ODd dl~ Hartley & Bennett's SUMMER. j I 1 be 1 I IJOUX CIT'!', t ... IVPfl 'l'l1e ...e of ... rohl<tul pa ta boo Wd rem•boetl tllltOive<l t.Qy~ River news 1 "' c l.amtiort, t~e ·Board Studies Vacancies in Teacher Ranks Society Notes Gn w8cs. 1111 - Buffet Picnic ENTERED HOSPITAL Earl Anderson, Rt. 2, Bidwell ; Mra. Cbarlea L. Carter, Rt. 2, Galllpolis; R. Whitney Flllenger, Grape St., Gallipolis; Mary E. Brawley, GBI Patient; Mrs. Hobert E. ten, Hobmar Dr., G•llipoll•' Mrs. Mary J . Halo, Rt. 1 Vinton; Robert T. Saunden, Rl. 2. GalllpoiiJ; Mn. Lou1u L. Spires, M81011, W. Va.: Ronnie David Rallloy, Rt. 2, Gallipolis Ferry; Mn. Robert K. Park, Ravenswood : Billy Joe Barton, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Clyde L. Riffle, Leon; Mrs. Carl F. Hooton, South Side; Mrs. Douglas Edwards. Hartford ; Mary I Ann Elias, Mason ; Drexel A. Lambert, Rutland Mrs. Wald B. Hayman, Racine Mrs. Ht>, I . ward E. Terry , Rt. 2. Proctorville: Mrs. Clifford D. David· EXTERIOR VIEW - Customers of the Citizens National bank will be using I son, South Point ; BP-xford double-door !\.~~e·S_~ entr:1n~e to the Installment Loan department. _ Sentinel Photo. ! Brown, Ironton: Mrs. Dormant Coffey, R• I. R>v Mrs. Thel· rna Ta~ ·Jen; Rev. John Wheeler, 1·iellston: Mrs. Mattie Clay, Jackson: Charles W. Rice, Rt. 1, Rush , Ky: GAUGE READING~ - Gal· John P. Messer, Ashland, Ky; lipolis dam , 18.2, 14.4., running Mrs. Ira G. Lycan, Russell, eight feet Pt. Pleasant 24.26 BIRTHS Pomeroy 20.80 Hinton .63, sta· Mrs. Carl Frederick Hooton, tionary Kanawha Falls .46. risSouth Side W. Va., son, 8 :39 The Northwestern School ing Charleston 17 .92, 1'-nawha p.m.; Mrs. Douglas G. river or the sills. wards, HarUord, w. Va., Wednesday evening dis· Boat Movements: 5:51p.m.: Mrs. Clyde L. Rif'fle:: lclJSSI'd but did not act to fill Ohio River - Onward up 14 . L!~on , W. Va., teacher posts. 5:40 p . m. : Edena Bosworth, 1:13 p.m.; Mrs. Robert K. ra1ro. 1 The district presently has fnur up 14, 7:W p. m.: A. E. Dyke Ravenswood, W. Va., daughter, vacant positions that are not 1 · up 14, 12 :40 a. m.: Peggy Downing up 14, 1:20 filled. an elementary teacher, a a.m. J . E . Vickers up 14, 2:30 principal for the elementary and Junior High, and an industrial J PFC. JOHN DODDERER a. m. Jinx up 14, 3:30 a.m. Arts teacher at Rutland High l Army Pfc. John L. Dodder' Orleanian up 15, 6 a. m. Chris TONIGHT & FRIDAY school . I er. recently returned from Jr., up 16, 6.30 a. m. South· ,..GYPSY" Korea. is participating in Ex· ern up 17, 1:40 a. m. Go n a With Russell and RosaHnd Nabllie Wood The board discussed possible ercise Desert Strike ia ~ h e down 17, 4:15 a. m. Fribe.rgCTechnicoJor) candidates for the positions Tri.State area of CaiUomia, er up 18. 6 p. m. Jeff [! o a t ,..HARBoa:tiGHTS" no one was hired. A s~ial Nevada, and Arizona. He is UJj 18. 2.20 a. m. St. Mary's Kent Taylor Jeff Morrow meeting will be held July 10 a radio and relay carrier op. up 18, 4:15 a. m. Bayou Lorto consider the matter further rajne up 18, 5 a. m. Sally Polk S1turday June 27 interview prospective tea- erator wi'h the Fifth Signal down 18, 7:20 a. m. Harvey Bn., stationed at Fort Car· "40 POUNDS OF TROUBLE" II cl>ers son, Colo. Dodderer entered Jordon up 19, 3:50 a. m. East· With Tony Curtis Roher! Swick, Rl. I, Mi•ldl<,. the army in September of 1962: ern down 19. 4:30 a. m. John and Suzanne Pleshette port, wa s hired by the board and completed basic training Hood up 20, 4:30 a. m. John (Color) as a bus mechanic and super· at Fort Gordon, Ga ., graduat- Ladden down 20, 5:35 a. m. Jer. -andvisor. Bu~ insurance was de· ing later from !be Slgual Ra. ry Bosworth up 20, 6:50 a. · "TH& THREE STOOGES £erred to the July 10 meeling. dio and Relay sebool. He is m. A. J . Patton up 21 , 2:35 a. GO AROUND THE WORLD IN A DAZE" Members of the board pres- assigned to A Co., .. tftb Sig. m . ; Ti-Bolt down 21, 6:20 Jay Sheffield, Joan Freeman sent were Orin Smith, present Bn., 5th In!, Dlv. (Mecb) , a. m. San Pedro up 22, 3:30 a. ~55555555~~~ Executive Head Don McKen· Fort Carson. He iB the son of I m. Dkk Heirneauz, down 22, · zie, new Executive Head, who Mr. and Mrs. Roland Dodder· 5:15 a. m. T. W. Ritchie, down 23, 4:25 p. m. Cathy R. Down wHl take office August 1 Du· er, Reedsville Rt. I. 23, 6:45 p. m. Simmer down ane Stanley. president Eugene POMEROY . OHIO NASHVILLE, Tenn. (UPl) 21. 3:25 a. m. Titan down 23. Holliday, vice president Robert TONIGHT tbru SATURDAY Snowden, Hiram Slawter, John - Sgt. Alvin York was re- 15:35 a. m. Warren Hougland and William Hobstetter, ported 11 sornewbat better'! on lup 2.'l , 5:55 a. m. lndian up June U.26-27 Wednesday night at Veterans Greenup, 8 ·35 p. m. Bennup up I "THE INCREDIBLE MR. LIMPET" . Hospital here where be wag- 10:20 p. m. Ravenswood down (Techmcolor) ed a battle against acute pneu.. 2:35 a. m. .. Fieore down Don Knotts, Carol~ Cook 6:32 a.m. monia. Hospital administrator 7:05 a. m. Sandy up 32, 12 :15 Andrew Duggan, and Jaek DISCHARGED Weston. Dr. Carter Williams said York a. m. Etta of Louisville up 32, "SPENCER'S MOUNTAIN" Mrs. Rachael Lewis, Mrs. 76. a Congressiotml Medal of a. m. Pamela D dawn (Technicolor) W. R. WIUiams, Miss Sharon Honor winner in World War 3:05 a. m. Walter Haugl:and!l Maureen O'Hara. Henry Fon· 32, 5:30 a. m. Beaver up da. James MacArthur. Mimsy Smith, Ken Willis, Lonnie Con- I, wat ~·resting well ud his Farmer. A heap of living a ley, Mrs . J. B. Thomas, Mrs . blood pressure was normal," 6:30 a. m. H. E. Bowles, : lot of loving on SpencPJ'•s Homer S. Smith, Dale W. bot WUUamo said York reMeldahl 5:2.1 P. m. Lew- 1 Mountain. Lewis, Lawrence Irvin, malned on the seriowsly jil is down , 8:25 p, m. Lynn B. ) IIIII by Jfn. prosldont ., ·vq ': w and pou wen nounced a mzeU oeated at tiiiUID tableo placod in July. about the yard with the •P. Thank yoo notow were read Mo"' than 35 members and per oerveo buffet atyle. Guelb from Mrs. fulrold Wuodgerd , guests attended the joint pic· included l.lary Ann CoM and and Mro . Guy Shuler lor flow· l nlc or Class 12 and the wscs I Mrs. Fredrick ca.. of Park- Orll aenl them in the hospital. ( of Heath ~.elhndl•t Church. (ersburg, hou.. gueau of Mill Thill was the linal. meeting of 1 Wednesda) evening In the pic. Faehnle, Mra. ~ge Doollt- the year lor Cia" 12 which will mo grounds at the home of tie and daughter, Connie, Be.. reco,wene in September. M. L. Freoch . rea. guest of her mother, Ml'll. l I Mrs. French was assisted Glen Lambert Mra. W. SpengFILE LEASES ' by memben from the two ler. guest of Mrs. Knight and 1 HILLSBORO IUPI ) T h ~~c~s. lncludlnc Mrs. 0. P.! Mrs. Ebersbach, mother of David Law flrm of Pttrk~rs~ em, . Mrs, Jlllllt!l Euler, Mrs. J•mes Clatworthy. burgh w v A filed ·1 . d · Mrs. Orm Smith Mrl Ch I .. · · · , o1 an !:!as MeElhir.nv M ' . ares . R . ~barks were made by the leases,' covering mor.. th:in !00 .. Comas M . A~~- edLSc W Me.- president, Mrs. Earl Knight 000 acres of Righland County, J M rs. r ar rry, who welcomed the guests and at the rt><:order's office The ~~ttie r~mTt~de ~l.sher •P'r~l. thanked . her officen fo? tbeir 1firm also has leased in nt"igh. Iss ieda cooperation In the past year borlng counlies. Hospital News ...-I Yanks Arthur Aslle of St. Louis ,San Fran 200 000 000- 2 10 0 spent Saturday with h!r br.. umbla Grange with continuous and Bill Bond of La Joila, Cincinnati 010 000 000- 1 7 1 and son, John, of Kirkersviile, membership were honored 1 Calif. Herhel (S-3) and Crandall. !her, Mr. and Mrs . Elza Me· during the evemng. Hugh Stewart of Pasadena, O'Toole, Ellis (8) and Edwards. Comas and other r<Jatives at Mr. and Mrs. Dale Stansbury Calif, drew top-seeded Roy Loser _ O'Toole :6-4). HR-Ce. the V1ctor Perry nome. were m R.t!yoolds~g over the &hips today. Emerson pf Australia as his peda. Mr. and Mrs. Fern GiUogly weekend tc see tbell' daughter, 1 Only six Yanks of the 25 who 1third round opponent while caUed on Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Mrs. W~ Turner. wbo has started play In the men's Myron Franks of Los Angeles Los Ang 340 120 S00-15 19 0 I Bratton at Logan on Sunday been confined to a hsopltal as singles Monday owned berths was pitted against France's Mil\. 000 300 001- 4 7 0 Iafternoon. a_ result ot an a~tomobtle 8~· 1n the lhll'd roood. They will be Pierre Barthes and Eugene Drvsdale Perranoskl (9) and Mr. Lavern Jordan and rhil· c1denl she was mvolved m joined today by Ron Holmberg Scolt of St. James, N. y ., was Rose.oon.. ' Cloninger BJasin· dren, Dwaint. Jordan and Bry· about t:"o years ago. . Mrs. of Brooklyn, N. Y.. or Marty schedul~ to play Spain's Man- arne t) Olivo 5 'noert 7 an, Harry Wbitt., Mr. and Mrs. Turner ~~ at home. but still .us.. Reissen of Evanston, 111., who uel Sanalana, wbo was hobbled ~elen~ue~ 18 ) a~ )Bail< ~~: Mendal Jorc'an and Walter aod ing tractlor to relieve injuries. were deadlocked at 12-12 in the by a sprained ankle' ner - Dr sdale (10-6) ~ser- Mr. and Mrs . Dorsey Jordan Th~ Stansburys also . VIsited first set ol a second round I Among the Americans chased Clonin>;er ~5-7). HR _·Howard, and famil), helped Mrs. Faye thl!ll' other children ID that matCh Wednesday when dark~ t<t the Sidelines were Tom Ro bo Jordan Cf"lebrat'!: btr 74th area, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Stans· nesli intervened. Brown of San Francisco, Cliff se ro. birthday at her home on Man· bury a de. aughter of. Colum· Th US · Richey of Dallas James Me· I day (l'venirag. Home madt ice bus, Mr. &nd Mrs. Clmr Stans.. . ere were 10 . . .. survivors Manus of Berkele~ Calif Jus· Houston 000 010 600--7 13 1 cream and c~ke "f·ere enjoy. 1 bLify and daughter of Colum. ID the women's smgles, headed tina . Brtcka . . ·• and St · Lou,·s 000 030 u·'O- •il 10 •~ ed by the group. rt and Mr. and Mrs. Larry of St. ' Lou1s, 1po by Karen Hante Susman of th Crosb . I L. d Lo Notkbart Owens (5), Woode· M F Willi . d hild· Stansbury Pickerington. ~ A to . T th e y sts ers. m a u . • d . rs. aye s an c . W11ty '" oli:l 1tyl• r~frig1r.tor il , .....,,tin'iJ out 1nothor 1962 0 ,an . n ru ' ex .. e . and Kathy. of Arcadia. Calif. shlck (1) 8.P Grote. Sadeckt, rera of Charleston are spend- Mr. and ~U's. Dalt Harvey t.uth summor. H••"'Y u••9• d~o~rin9 tha hot w1a th•r ohamp10n, who w~ p•tted Cuellar (7), Taylor (7), Hobbie lng some time here with are announcing the birtt. of a '"'l" du1and1 thot old•r mod•l• ju1t connot mee t! agalsst delendmg Utleholder (9) and McCarver • Uecker (9) · her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R~ daughter , June Dale , on June . 1 IN'IISTI&ATI NOWI I n Winner - OWens (34). Loser- hert Stout. 6 at Holzer Hospitaf. Paiernal Margaret SinIth oI Au str a'" • PHILCO'S To, Poffortn•nn a thlrd round match. .<;adecki (HI). Mr. aod Mrs, Ru,.ell Mays, grandparents are Mr. aod • PHILCO'S Wut•d Fe.tvre• • PHILCO'S Low. Low Cost Americans Meet Dover, Oruo spent a weekend Mrs. Luther ..iarvey, local. Ma• PHILCO'S Longu Uf• Elp~ctuc:.., Another AlliSI'ican gal was Chicago 111 020 030-115 2 here with her parents Mr. and temal grandparent. are Mr. •ure to be e11minated when Philo 503 000 10.- 9 14 11 Mrs. Ney Carpenter ~nd at· and Mrs. C. E. McWhorter of Billie Jean Moffitt of Long Broglio, Burdette (1), ·Shantz tended the Columbia Alumni As. Rosanky. Texas. Great grand· Beach, Calif., faced compat.rlot Mr. and Mrs . Sizmour and (3) Elston (3}, Slaughter 5!sociation banquet. parents arc Mr. and Mrs. Donna Floyd Fales of Arlmg· mother of Logan and Mrs. McDaniel 18) and Schaffer. M•· l Mr, and Mrs. J. K. Crabtree Frank Westfall, local, and 1.0~., Va.. on tod~y's. 'mixed Dosha HaH of Portland called haffey, Roebuck (2), Dennis accompanied their son, Arth· M~s. Mary Pendergrass, &;a gnll program. whtch Included on Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Hall Bwnett (4), Baldschun (6J, 01 Crabtree to Parkersburg on Dr1ft, Texas. Mrs. Harvey IS NEW EXCLUSIVE PHILCO men's third rounders, women's rerently. IGreen (8 ) and l)alrymple. Win- Svnday aftern{J')" where they the former Gay McWhorter and f.econd and third rounders, and I Mr. and Mrs. C.A. Barlett, ner - Green <2-IL LoSef.- visited Mrs. Crabtree's sister it is their first child. INSTANT COLD! several men doubles matches. St. Petersburg. Fla., are vis· B r 0 g , i 0 (3-7l. HR _ Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Emzie Davis. Mrs. Cassie Caster was hos-N1w hiqh io u·serve power chills refrlqe,_tw la~ter t hM ever be lor~. It holds temper1tu .... Nancy Richey, of . DaJlas., iting with friend! here. Banks. Herrnstein, Williams. Paul. Charles and W. C. Peck, tess to men.bers of the Car· I bettor no matter ~ow often you Op.!ln the dOOt, Carol Hank; of St. Louts, Jud'f Mrs.. Clara Adams, Hobart America" League local, also visited with the penter . Baptist Chu~h Busy e<ten 15 times 11 dGy. Ret ult - b•tter ~ Alvare of 1ampa. Fla .. Peachy Whita>Side, Parkersburg, W. Boston 000 001 ooo- 1 5 0 I Davis' in Parkersburg on Sun. Bee .Societ.y for their Ju_ne : prot,(l;an l Noticeably le1s runnin9 time , ... Kellmever of Charleston, W.Va .. l va Mrs Esta Guillaum Kan- ,.h. OIJ) 20x da) meetmg. Mrs. Freda SmJth I and it'1 quieter! 401 . . p . A . ICB~O - 8 13 0 . . V1cki Pnlmer. hoe mx. nz:, sas City, Kansas, and Mrs Connoll Earle (1 S an&- Mr. and Mrs. D. v. Cum- evenmg. Those pre:--ent were 0 Z1ro Zon• ( 100 lb. I frolen Pot~cl Storegt Carol; Caldwell of Sanl3 Mom· • W~ma Buckley visited near ·wick (5/•Radat/( 8 )~n/Till. mings, Alheus, called at the Mrs. Seth Huntley, Mrs. Rex • Smoot~ Hospital W..it. lnt.rion • All .Colli Prohc:t•d From Hot Air , •. ca, Cahf., and Tory Fretz of Charleston recently. In P home of her brother Mr and Cheadle, Mrs. James Gaston, 8 3) ~ C Prtvtnh Q~aic:l-Frott B~allcl vp. Harrisbur~. Pa.: we re the oth~r Craig Shaver of California is U:s~·r ~ t'~nn~lly ~~l-6) ar:n. Mrs. T. Y. . Galaway' on Satur. Mrs. Ronald Whittington, Mrs. • DGor s.. l. Llk• s.r. 1 L.S. sun·tvors 1n t 1e women s visiting with his grandparents H · day Bob Bisho~ Mrs. Clay Jordan, • h1y Out let Treys . · · ansen. · ' smgles. . . Mr and Mrs. M. A. Hall and Mrs. Carolyn Mosier, grand- Mrs. Dale Dye, Sr., Mrs. Lew· • lrolt~Jn•tlc Door Sa•••tt Defendmg champ10n Chu~k Randy . daughtR.r of Mr. and 1\frs. T. is Smith and the hostr:ss, Mrs. a Huge !9.ii Sq. Fl. Shelf Area eHold ~ 1h .:.a11on Milk Contaisers in the McKinley of San Antonio, stiU Mr and Mrs Denver Weber New York 000 400 000- 4 8 2 M G I . ta l •th William Ch..dle 19 a little shaky after his near de· I and ·sons· spe~t Sunday with )· Ba1timore . .220 000 03x- 7 13 0 her· gra a andway, ' yHng Whl The June m~Ung of door 1 paren s. er usthe !eat at the hands of unrated Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sauer and Ford, W1lhams (3) rnd HoW· band, Lewis tJoe) Mosier Is In Temple WSCS w.., held with BraZilian Tomas Koch Wednes-1 daughter of Middleport. ard. Roberts, Haddix (5), Hall the U. ~. Novy. Mrs. Carl Crabbee on Wed· dav, was conhde~t or_tr~~mmg Mrs. Roy Fick, Beth Anne (7~ and Orsmo, Brown (9) . Mrs. Penny TPmple and son, nesday evening. The theme for Da_ne T?rb~~ .Uinch t~ double l and Dennis. of Columbus spent W~n~er - Hall (5..()). Loser- Stevie, of Dayton are visiting the program and devotions was witrade qmck t1me m today s opener . a dny with Mrs. Lyle Bald~ Wllhams (0..1). HR- Brandt. with her ffillther Mrs Ellen "Our Mission Today.'' MrS. PHILCO 12RD46 on court No . 1. . erson and Kay. She also visit· - Holland and oth'er relatives at Menda, JOldPn and Mrs. Quinn 11 Another featured men 5 ed wi th other friends. Detroit 310 112 1oo- 9 15 2 1the home of Mr. and Mrs. Russell were in charge. It NE N STYLE COMPRESSOR OLD match brought together fellow , Mr. and Mrs. David Smith Kan City 000 500 000-- 5 7 1 VIctor Perry. was announced that a Bible IS THE SECRET OF STYliE and fam~l~ of Long Bottom re- Rakow, Sherry (4) and Free- Mr. arK' Mrs. Marion Me· and a bo_ok had been presented COM PnESSOR INSTANT COLD I centl) viSited Mrs. ~dna Stohan. Segui, Pfister (4), Wyatt Clure and Chules ,.[oore of Dex. to two high S<hool seniors, Ja. DON'T MISS IT! PERFORMANCE bart and An~erson Kmble. (5l, Grzer.da (D) and Bryan. ter were recent supper guests net M"ssey ~nd Cathy See}, as Hartley & Bennett's Mrs. Paulme Myers, of Long Winner _ Sherry (4-4). Loser- of her sister, Mr. and Mrs. requested. The nest meeting will be held at the home of , Bottom .and Mrs .. Margaret Pfister 114 ). HR _ Brown 2, ll\>lle Stausbt.ry. Brown_ attended ~hort. Course Wert, Colavito, McAuliffe. Mr. amt Mrs. Harold Glllog- a member, Mrs. Leon Wood· Annual Summer at OhiO State Umv_ersJty. -ly and children Spelu Satur- rum, who has recenur moved I (1 t ) day in Columbus. to MoArthur. Atteodmg were 1 Mr. and Mrs Larry. Curtis s game Memhers of the Columbia Mrs. Dale Scott, Mra. Carolyn Cleveland lOf 021 002- 12 14 0 I and Mr. and Mrs. Johnme New· I Mmnesota 000 000 021- 3 8 0 High School Alumni Associa- Mosier, ;drs. Gay Russell, Mrs. WY 2-5321 ell of Columbus and Mr. and tion met Saturda even! with Arthur Crabtree, Mrs. C. A. I Mrs. Hobart Newell of Chester Donovan (3-4) and Romano. Alvin Dy pre 91 t · ngh Arbaugh Mrs. Mendal Jordan Middleport, 0. eSEE PAGE 5 N. 2nd Ave. w · T M d Mr Roland Whitby (3) Shifflett e, en • tn c arge. T• • ;it:~:g r. an '· (7), Pl~is (9) and B~ttey, Me· Fifty-three persons were ser- Mrs. . M. Galaway aod the TODAY FOR DETAILS I ""'"""'"""'==="""'""''=,!._::::::.,~~ Csbe (6) . Loser-Roland (2-11). ved by tht Albany Grange h::::os~le=ss'::·:...::Mr:_:s.:....::Le:a~h:._::C::r•~b~tr~ce:·~.,...,...,...,...,...,...,...,...,...,.....,...,...,.,...,...,...,...,.,...,...,...,...,.,...,...,...,...,...,...,~ HR-Aivis 2 Smith Versalles members. Teacher present in· Rail ' ' ' eluded II . I. Swett, Mildred (~d ) Spurlock, Eugene Atkins, Ruth game 1 Starkey and Adena Gilt lligLECTION Cleveland 000 200 000- 2 6 I gens. Mmnesota 001 110 OOx- 3 7 1 Frank Tume1 was elected McLowell,. Siehert (7) and president and 'l!rs. Emma Romanu. Stigman 14-6) and Ada Belle Maynard as vice Battey. Loser-McDowell (3-1) . Mr. and Mn. Chester Baum· HR-Cbance. Whittington as secretary • trea· surer. Wash 002 100 iOO- 5 13 2 Mr. and Mrs. Cehster Baum· Los Ang· 000 iOO 33x- 9. 15 3 gardner and family of CoshocOstecn, Koch (4), Kline (8), ton and Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Rudolph . (8), Ridzik (8) and Angle, Columbus were weekend Brumle, . McBride, Osinski (4), guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dale D. Lee 4), R. Lee (7), Duliba Dye, Sr. and attended the Col. (8! and Rodgers. Winner - R. umbia Alumni banquet. Lee (4-4). Loser - Koch (2·3). Colmr.bia Grange No. 2435 HR-Sn.ith. met Friday evening with menr Hostess lor hlltnll, Jfrl. Doll lldf. . a ..... Men•t Hush Pupp, GOLF SHOES v.J... ,. 12.95 pr. 7.87 1 Group Dltc•ntlnuecl Sty I• Mens Hush Puppies pr. 5.87 Remember The Date FRIDAY MORNING JUNE 26 Shop Early and Save $ $ .$ $_ ' lLLL SALES FINAL! NO EXCHANGES - NO REFUNDS ALSO ONE GROUP OF KEDS AND JALL-BAND SUMMERETTES For Men and Women VALUES TO $6.99 d 3 87 87 2 SUMMER CUARAHCI SALE • an , �r ,. I• Syracul'!t Society Notes . I ' 't Yes, we'll !It the whole famIly with the right shoes for summer, and !8Ve you money, too! See fashionable, flattering shoes for Mom hand•ome, comfortabl• shoes for Dad smart and oturdy shoes for the kids, II Mr, Charles Nease, Mr. and Mrs, Ernest Gravea and child· ren, Elsie, Ernie, Johnny and Philip of Wadsworth come on S,turday to vtolt Mr, and Ml'll, E. E, Hayman and other rela· tives, Mr. Neaoe stayed utll Thursday, The Graves family returned home Sunday evening. ,\lr, and Mrs, Willis Leadinghom, daughtero, CoMle, Barbara and Rooe Marie 1 • spen a weekend with his mother, Mrs. Rosie Leadingham of s 0 u t h with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. law , Mr. and Mrs. Daryl Brnwn ey a....,o VISJt w her par- Y evacuat from MoscCJw all : Both women Ire VSC'ationing on Webster and her sl.!ter, Mr. and Troy Zwilling of Mineral Wells w Va. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Charlt's l the way to Si beria durjng 1the island. ' ' , ' Phillips or Smithers, W, Va , W ld w , II f , I iiiiiiiiiiiii..,iiii;;;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;;;;, Mrs. Charles Main, New Boston. Mr. and Mn. Joe Kelley of r Mrs. Helen Wetzel of Colum- Mr. and Mrs. Jac~ Weese of or ar or sarety s sake.lr FIRST Mr. and Mrs.I.AJther Johnston Columbus were guMt_s of hil l bus spent a weekend with her I Parma HeighU visited his par· I Enclosed In a special cortin. QLIAI.I were called to Vir&inia by the aunt, Mra. Mayme Holmes and alater, Mrs. Mayme Holmes and ents, Mr. 1 nd Mrs. Carl B. ; the body was transported dur-, death or • relative, They vis- Mr, and Mn, Robert Crow and I other relatives, She attended the I Weese, ' ini th• hot July days or lted other relaUves and friends. sons, ! 90th anniversary or the First Mr, and Mrs, Floyd Chapman,; Tyumen. eastern Siberia, , Certified Oil Station Mrs, samuel PlokenJ Ia spend- [ PFC, Robert Meuller of Fort I;U"'n"'lt"'ed""'Pre_s.by;.ter~la~n~Ch~ur;;c;;;h;.. , ....~d:;;au~e~h~te~r,~S~h=elle:;r;.·o:f~Co;:tu~m~b~us~,~~1~3110 :_~m~ll:es:..!f~ro~m:_:t~he:..,:::;::l~W~,~M~·~'~"St, '•moroy lng two weeks with her sister Belvoir, Va., was a weekend Mr. and Mra. Alvin Kennedy: 1 gueat of Mra_. Evelyn Moore at Commerce City, Calif. Mr. aDd son, Eddte and daughter 1 Kennedy Is very ilL CheryL , Mr, and Mrs, Frank Zerkle of Charles K Nease of WadsNo' , Hoven, w, va,, vlilted worth was the cuest ol Mr. recently with Mrs. Ruth Cuodlft ond Mrs, Emest McBride on Mr, and Mro, Walter Page oi Tuesday, Oak Hill, W. Vo,, spent 1 Sun- Mr, and Mrs, Frank Jacobs, day with Mrl. Evelyn Moore son, Mark, Mr, and Mrs, Jack and daughter. Peter!! and daughter of WellsMr. and Mrs, w, R Lee and ton, Mr, and Mrs, Jack Handdaughter, Vir1inia, of Enci- ley of Lon1svllle, visited Sun. no, Collt, vlslted 1 day with day wuh Mr, and Mrs, LawMr, and Mrs, E, E, Hayman, renee Diddle, The group ac· Mr. 8nd Mrs. Henry Z8borch companied by Mr. and Mrs. and chldren of Racine, Wise, Herman London, local, visited were 1uests of her sister, Mr. Forked Run Lake. and Mrs. Roy Miller and ramily Mrs. Ada Slat·k ttnd Eu. and her parents, Mr. and MrS. gene accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Roy Roush of Letart Falls. Harley Johnson. Tammy and They also visited another sister Cheryl of Wolf Pen, to Forked Kathryn Jordan or Pomeroy. ' Ru_n Lake Su~day where they Mr. and Mrs. Charles Moore enJ~Y.e~ a Wiener roast. and daughters, Ttina and Ther- Vtsttmg Mr. and Mrs. Paul essa of Fairborn visited rela- Baker ar~ her parents, Mr. and tives here. Mrs. Davts Butcher, and Mr. and l'4fs. Aldo Jeffers and sister, Mrs. C. T. Wells and son, Kenton of Reynoldsburg spent 3 John of Houston, Texas . recent weekend here with her Mr, and Mrs, Clyde Sau1nd1!rsl sister and brother-in-law Mr of Galhpohs were week end visand Mrs, Harold Smith, 'Thei~ 1 itors of her daughter, Mr. and ·son, Kevin, who bad visited 8 Mrs. Harold Smith and sons. week with the Smiths returned j Mr, and Mrs. W, R, Lee and home with them. daughter. Virginia, of Encino, Mrs. Robert Lavender of Long Calif., visited his grandmother, Acres, W. Va., and Mrs. Gordtn 1 ~s. A. 0 . Lee and other re1aCole of Smithers, W. Va., spent tiVes. f! weekend with their aunt and Mr. and Mrs. William Moore unrle Mr. and Mrs. Myron Bess. and son, Jerry Ray , of Sarasota, Mr. and Mrs. VirgO Teaford Fla., are visiting his mother, Mrs, Evelyn Moore and Cberyt Mrs, Joe Wrleht, Mrs, Charles *With Proper Insulation Hayes and children were In Columbus where they attended As We Recommttnd the •edding of Mrs. .wrilhes ' . great nephew, David North. They also vlsited with ber brother and sister-In-law, Mr. and Mrs, Pearl North and family. Mr, and Mrl, Andrew Jickson of Columbus visited cousin. Mr. and Mrs. Jamea S, Quick, Mrs. Charles A, Bartels and daughter, Ruty, and Mrs. CJaud O'Brien of Huntington, W. Va., visited relatives here and atAok al>oolt the State tended the 90th anniversary or F'ar111 C.Z. .Fin~~DU Pllm • for DSW or1*'d can. the First United Presbyterian I Church, ' ................... -.t. Mr. and Mrs. COrbett Patter- I son and chldren, Mr. and Mrs. · ,. ' .. .. .. ·. ,~,--· Troy Zwilling spent a Sunday in I Columbus where they attended ! the zoo. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Duckworth and children ol Middleport visited his mother, Mrs. Eli2abeth Duckworth, Mr, and Mrs. William Wme- II brenner and chldren visited on CAROLL K. SNOWDEN Sunday with slater, Mr, 410HH1owood0rl.. Mrs, Pete Burdette and family l'tlone 446-4290 of GaOipolls, Mr. and Mrs, Don Jubbard and Donna Marie visited Sun· " , II day evening with her parenls, 61 i::''', ' I ml I Ment & Boys ~'"' & Boyo DRESS OXFORDS AND LOAFERS BASKETBALL SHOE or OXFORD Black or Brown Leather Long Wear Sole Ma}, McClung i• W eek~rul Jl i•llor A Thrifty Buy A t _ Thrifty · Buys A t _ S2 99 . DRESS FLATS (Qnvas Sneakers White, Black, Faded Blue Sl99 s.•o ' BOYS Canvas Slip-Ons ' . Womens DRESS SHOES-- FLATS ~ to $100 11 AA·B·D widths pr. VALUES TO $5.95 ' j Month End Sale Size I } All Sizes 1 ' I ) American Mlod• \ END· OF • JUNE Blood Center's Hefferman Warns of Financial Needs I I I ' CLOSE OUTS Mens OXFORDS --LOAFERS PT. PLEASANT LIVESTOCK ,., . ' SAI,ES . CO, $588 Shoes SELF SEAM H0$8 " Summer Sh••• ~ (Firsts) Somo White - - - 25( I pair \ Sia 6!11 to 12 THE SHOE BOX· CANVAS FOOTWEAR "' For All The Family $1.99 and $2.99 pr. MIDDLEPORT, 0. ~ I l L I Prepare Yourself For Compliments When You Wear One Of These Marvelous Swim Suits. LADIES ONE & TWO PIECE Sotldt and l'lorolo 0 SAVE MONEY AT HOGG & ZUSPAN Approved As Original Equipment On Every Make of American Car, Finest Combination of Comfort, Ride llld Extra Long ~Uleage, $8.95 to $12.95 fEENS QNE & TWO PIECE $5.95 to $7.95 GIRLS .ONE & TWO PIECE Cottons & Knhs · · · · $1.98 to $3.98 '125(... CENTER -- -- --- ·-- - --......,_ Home Owned &: Operated You'll Like Our Service Phone WY 2·2101 \ I I' I I ' )A Boys 1.00 & 2.98 I c-. i ~ Paneling -'".:;• ss f l Hond FlnloMd ei'IAMING LUMBER eWlNDOWS eDOOU ef'ANILINO a. PLYWOODS eiPS PAINTS eOYHUM PRODUCTS . , :·,r.• Hogg & Zuspan Mat•rials Co . ·• MASON, W. VI>,. - f'P'S I Mrs, Bonnett Russell of attle, Watlh,, who Is vlsltbtg Cbetlhre, visited Mr. and Mrs, iiiiiiiliiiiiiiii WEEK END ,_ Heating TAL TO US! "~'.tlir"Cot'1ditloned . . V9ur' ShOpping Pleasure" MILL Sl!t.ET MIDDLEI'OU • French Fries • • j;(i ;.t;. . ·.,:- ·. 17 YEARS IN BOTTLED GAS HEATING and WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL! ! We Hovo The Tonkol SYRACUSE DRIVE-IN c R·utland Furniture -, '' -·· . J ARNOLD GRATE ' ' ~l 11 f > I· 500 Gal. LP Gas Systems SYRACUSE, Q; 't • I Open 9 to 5 W~ Deys - 9 to 9 S.turcley ~~ All that we ask is an opportunity .to .discuss with you about home heating. ' We con save..tpu up to one-half on your h.J,;f, cost. Call SH 2·4811 ,art(! Jet's talk it over. ./ SHRIMP BASKET ~ •Salad Ask ~~- Our Ll..rol Flnonclnt Ftr Ohio onfl W, Vo. PHONE SP-3-SS54 f I I ChnuiM l'ull Core 3 Ball Kenneth Run, Wilt and :~~~~-~§~llloi;/ family Mr. ondolMrs, ' Mens 1.98 & 2.98 DIRECT FROM THE PHlLIPPINIS MAHOGANY /'• FOR srA11£TU I Stretch & Boxer SWIM TRUNKS POMI!ROY FORCED AIR HEATING HOT WATER HEATING I may you up to I ) ilttentfon Bonte B•llder•t Claeelt O..r Prlee• Itt Vel•tne Lou Before v... BtiJIZ RIZER OIL COMPANY <' I .. MORE PEOPLE RIO! 01'1 -ociOV!Aft TIR!S THAN ON ANV OTH!R KINO I \ WORLD'S li!lVORITE EAR ( Mono & Boys --, Bottled Gas I lome lleating You 'Install' ORIGINAL EQUIPMENT ".Everything In Hard vv·are" · - MAIN ST. Before MIDDLEPORT SUPER CUSHION g.tl. NEW HOMES ROUSH'S SHOE STORE CUSTOM gil. 1 ,.., Sprint & Summer lrokon 51111 - - -- ... $6.9" EBERSBACH HARDWARE ••• $4.49 Rutland Furniture's Womeno & MlooH D11zling White - ll!ld family who have spent \ Paul Saker ond tllt!r !lou••.\ . fl!l<anor Kay Schnoldtr ml j Connlo Kay Ch!IPm,n or ~lne J WASIUNGTON (UPIJ- Mrl, Dafly Sentinel, Pomeroy-MJddleport, o., June 25, lMIH the winter In Melbourn•. Fla ,, , ruest;. Clarice Norris vlsJ!td In Jl'l1.11h- ytlited their IJ'tndpll'fllll!, Mr,l Lyndon J , o1u11on plans to fly 1.,.,....,.........':""..........,...........,_........._ _ _"""_~ ~et tlltlr home here on I Mr, and Mrs, Dck Sterrett ot. l In~, Lon1 lalond, New Yotk j and Mrs, Jamoo S. QW<l, Sun- to Detrok Wodneltlay .to ad- 11' 5t tended the alumru and reunion [. With Mrs, Jolm T, F~ and day. I dreso an aooembly o1 t h 1 Mrs, William Voris (Ann Ba- of bls high ochool graduatlnl other relaUves, and atte,nded f>!rs. Mary f>!. Diddle •lsltod (American Home Ecooomics Aoker) of St Cl1ir Shores, Mich., <lou In Mt, Perry, Ute World's Fair, Cll!rice re- In Mineral Weill, W. Va,, Wtth laociati<Xt apent • week with her parenll, VisUoa Mrs, E, j _ SoulBby i turned home Mondoy, Eleanor her granddau~er, Mr. .ltld 0o Thurodly the First Lady NOTHrN.G Mr, and Mrs, Paul Baker and and Gloono were Mr. and Mro, 1 K,•Y remolned lor an utended Mrs, Daryl Brown and o:hJI!iren, 1 Ifill fly to 'Mtcl1naf'1sltnd in children, Rober • Sou!Jby, dauehler Bob-1VtStt, , also In Parkersburi wit~ her Lake Michigan where •he will QUJT.E Mr, and Ml'll, Gilbert Beegle by Joe of Dunbar, w, Va,, Mr, Mr, and Mrs, Law,.nce Did-I daughter , Alice Flaagan l be , 1ueot until Friday olterand family ol Fairborn were re- and Mrs, Law,.nce Soulsby 01 . dle visited tn Wellston with her and son, Sam , 1 noon at the home of Stuart . ' tiKI cent vlsltors ol her parents, Mr. Columbus, brother ond slster·m·law, Mr, 1 Ada Sloct 1\Voodlill, marutlifo' ol the Grand and Mrs, Emesl McBride, Jim Bill Oiler hOI enrolled at I and Mrs, Edward Newman, and 1 , I HoteL { Charles E, Neas• or Wada- Warren Wilson College In Swan. ' atlended the weddms ol lhelr SAFETY S SAKE While ot Macltinac she will warth was a Monday guest of 1 nanoa , N. c., for Ieven weeks or I 80": L~ry . MOSCOW IUPll-The Soviet meet ~Nith Mrs. G. Mennen Wil· Mr, and Mrs, 0 , A, Crooks, '"mmer ochooL 11o wu accom- 1 VLSI!in& Mr, and Mrs, Carl 1pms disclosed Wednesday lhotllams, wife of ltle assistant secMr, and Mrs. Russell · Zwlll· panted tbere on June 7 by his ~~~ard ~g~ ~\and dictator Josef Stalin hod V, I. 1reta,.Y of state for Afrlcon af• Sfll ~NG ,.,. 1 oc • ynn, lng ond children ol Valley Sta- mother, Mro Anna Grace Oilam sa ' ' , fairS, and Mrs, Philip It Harl, G/eami11g W bitt and Colors too/, , · er ond slot, ond b th 1 and BUy, of Pensacola; Fla.! Lenin s embalmed body secret· ' wile or the Mlchi•an .. nalor lion, Ky., spent several day1 • er ro er-n· Th r" · · ed lth ,1 ed I • · NOW AT SH2-4111 RUTLAND, OHIO ' .~ ~ " .J '' �., I ,, 'I I ~ /jffl 0~ 'J 8·Daily Sentinel, P omeroy-Middleport , New Haven News Notes July!-- USA Style Carmel Soci'ety Notes 0 . June 25. JV3: sor., and Mr . and Mrs WINS BET. twr.. .. Ellis Breednee and son, Gary, I LUTON Eng l<tnd ! Ul'J 1 of Clevela nd . were we• keondw 1Patr'Jck n'~herty . 2'. di..C "" Woodol ,.Mr. and Mrs . H . drJ' nkingVl~ fifth. o~· scou:t- WIN WON CLASS , lin. Mrs . Mack Jones, Mrs . ··s be . Id u Ri .. The Win Won Class of l he Douglas Miller , Mrs . Cecil Say. BY BE ULA H J ON C: l l• ponder and remem r our r lnc u mg le famous ·ngung New Haven E.U .B. Church held re, Mrs. F. B. Utchfield, Mrs. H Th~ Fourth of Jul~· - Small 1 lreedom and what it cost Its Brothers cu cus (you didn 't have 8 l'nwling Party at Ravens- John Boston, Mfs. Lee Slaven, h n. t:::;A style. champwns . way bHck in 177fi ttJ go to New York to see it) I wood on Tuesday evening. Those Mrs. John Utchfield, Mrs . AI· Mrs. Clare Salser vlsited . tflree gulpEi to win a S2. 811 b, ! ls comm• to tha t tllllt> of big ca rntvals and !}ageants with I attendmg were Mr and Mrs. fred Sprouse, Mrs. Robert Ten- mother , ~trs. Mi' nru·e Roush. Miss w.lhy Pickens of near , an inquest was told yt~:,;terday ln this age of jet plant>~ and 1 1 111ldr Lo Th sd I F · d •V\·. I' whPn we observe tht> vast supt>r highwa ys strNching oca b cd Ien participating f k , and Robert Cooke . Mrs Roy Jones. ' nant, Mrs. Dale Horrman , Mrs, Sunday afternoon. . ng hl Bottom 'th M' spent Sh MurC ay . nen s sa i d !hal . beforeLJ ,r!~!day of ou r mHion. a day ill all dlrt-etios we have almost & lg tsp a)' of trewor s Mr . and Mrs Dwight Sayre, Commodore Hunt, Mrs . Gerald Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Orr of , mg WI . IS~ ~rCry c ;m . . gulping the whisky , [)ohf'rlv al , ..o•tiOiiillliiiiiiill•••ll The late Char he _McMaster 1Mr and Mrs Luther Srruth , Johnson, Mrs. James N. Roush, Chester vieited Mr. and Mrs . Gene .Rtgge IS at arr.p er- so drank two shots of scotch f'< ' rorgot ten the old · fashioned was one 0 1 t he 0 ld Ume · . rs who Mr and Mrs. Dorsey Lee Roush 1 Mrs . Ca.rroll Adams, Jr .. Mrs. Robert Lee and son, Bob Bill, Oh '·· per· and the equrvaL nt of two liten f t10 f0 ~ 8 t wo weel\3 1 Founh ol July with its band ked 0 DEPENDABLE concert. fried chkken. water· war on U1e rommumty ob- and Carolyn , Candi Ingels, Mrs . ! James Cantor, Mrs . Joe Keath- on Sunda} . rammg. of beer S("rvan('f" . Harry Hoffma n, Mr . and Mrs ley . Mrs J !)e Paugh, Mrs ThoM:ss Patricia Blakeslee of Mr . and Mrs. Neale Williams · DRY CLEANING me lot. and homt'made ice severa 1 of our surrounding I Harrl' Miller Mr s Paul Florey, mas Gnmm· , Mrs. Luther Sm1th rPomeroy called on Mrs. Mary 0hf Br tl ett wereM gu estsd M ave r ' r.: r eam whtch wa~ a most look· commumtlps are still trymg to Barb.ara and Jud)'. Jean Hunt- and the hostesses . Circle and Melvm, Wednesday. t e weekend f r. an th r ~ · DON'T MISS ITI cd-lorward IO arfair for the t>n· k th R R G a On Sunday •Y I' eep e tradJIIOnal Fourth l el· er Mr and Mrs Donald Beav- l The YF held a party Monday · · r Y· ond tin' family eiJratton a iJvP wtth the villa.ge l er and Randy, Mr and Mrs. Bumgardnen Entertabt evening in hono' of Randall called on Mr. and Mrs . Ch_arles . Hartley & Bennett's But thr ~ m oll town ee le braR 1 d I Massar COLD STORAGE . _ ll th , d uonal wa)• of ut an gomg all out on tts James Gtlbert and Mrs ThomMr and Mrs . J).mald Bum· Reiber who left £or mUUary . M · E S h had uon b s11 .e ra 1 •~ighth annual ox roa st and all as Hoffman I gardner entertained on Satur- service Wednesday . The parrs . 1.ta penct>, w 0 . SERVICE Annual Summer 1 lo obse ne lhts special hohday day affatr to be held th1s year 1 · day evening with a Cook-Out ty was held at the home of been sta) ;ng at the Mdford - wlth go~d fnod Pa len oul-u~ m Ulelr comrnumty park. Thmgs LUtheran CbUrch Womeo I at their horne. Those attend· Mr. and Mrs Edson Roush. .Hawk home. £or several months ROBINSON'S mus ic and gam~s will be happemng all day m. The Esther, Rebecca and Ruth inb werE" Mr. and Mrs . William Those calling at the Dean IS now staymg at the Buckley doors. Leunderer•Dr~ . C•e•n .. rt ConV1tnl4inf Pickup grand gel -tgrth('r of netghbors ' cludmg a traclor pullmg cun- : Circles of The Lu~lt'ran c.hurch I Pow ell, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Ed- Brinker home on Wednesday Rest Home at Tuppers . Plains. Stations In I and friends . or I tes~ being held at noon and lat-1 Women held~ Jomt Meetmg on I win Hou sh. Mr . and Mrs. Rob· included Mr. and Mrs . HayM~. and Mrs . Roy Flck and Middleport-Pomeroy i If vou c.an rf'me mber 30 er m the evening. I Monday e~e mng a! the St. ' ert Lavne, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- man Barnitz of Pomeroy , Mr. fami~Y of Co.lumbus spent. a eSEE PAGE 5 Ph. P - y WY 2-5428 I 40 y~rs (? l ago .we had There most certainly will be ! Paul 's Lutheran Ch urch. Mrs. Jiam Russell , :vir. and M r s. and Mrs . Ernest Clark of Ra- W:ef'k s vacat ion recently With MliiCIIe- WY 2-5130 TODAY FOR DETAILS big goings on m food- 60 pounds of bet'd roast· I Harry Lt<y m' . served as .leader Robert Johnslon, Mr. and Mrs. cine. Bett}' Van Meter, Mar- hJS p~rents, Mr . annd M~s . Da· ed for the day ' bes~es two oth- ' :~r the met>lmg. t,l,le to~tc was I Pau l Roush, Mr. and Mrs . Car· Igarel Ann Carleton of '1orcas, na!UI,.~F~Jc~k_:an~d:_::o~th:e~r~r~el~a~tJ~ve~s~.~~~~~iliiiiiii~~~iliiii j er popular l'onfectwns. sno-m- Onf' Step _Morf' Mrs L.ay· roll Adams , Jr. and Mr. and 1Brenda. Bobb~ and Ronnie • You'll Find These At Simon's Pick-A-Pair · es and cotton candy. A new in- ne was assisted by Mrs. Vel· Mrs . Bumgardner. Johnson or Racine . All joined AMounee Birth in pil'king c~rries. 1 novation this year will be pony rna Roush . Mrs . Gary Roush ' rides for the youngsters and : and Mns . Wil.liam Russ~ l! . Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Clark booths ror fish ponds and ot.her I A short busmess meeung was are announcing the birth of a . game• . i held and it was announced that daughter , horn on June 16th at · Tentative plans inrlude a lo- j dotlung had bee? sent. to Luti). Holzer Hospital. SiM' weigh· ca l talent group to perform a· eran World Relief With M r s. ed 6 lbs. lO ozs. and ha s been round 6::10 to 7:30 p.m. fo llow· : Larry Ki~g and Mrs .. Robe-rt named Venue Geraldine. The ed by the high point of the eve· 1 .Johnston m charge. M1ss Lelah Clarks have two other daughOHIO VALLEY nr~g - a ttt len t conle'st with t"(jsh , .Jane Powell announet>d tha t 1 ters, Barbara and June. The . - - - - - - - - - - ~;1zes to bt' given .. The contes t : ~118 ha~ b~en. ~onatt>d to the I maternal grandmother is Mrs. I ~r. and Mrs. R. R. Gray re~ I I. open lo anyone m the an·a camper~ thiS ~eHr . Lieulo Roush and the paternal celved word of the birth of And tho!-;(' .wishing t.o enter may 1 The hostesses. Mrs. Alfred grandparents are Chester Clark Itheir rirst grandson, Mark Ro- 1 r:on l<wt . \lt>rnon Webf'r ut any : Sprouse , Mrs . HrJber~. ~a.yn~ I or Gra ham Station and Mrs . ·ber.t, born June II to Mr . and lb. pk .. t1me pnor to the conte st. A · and Mrs. Edna Bur11s served Ora Clark of Letart. Mrs. Bob Gray at Mariemont firl:'w~w~s dJs~l~~· will <·onrludf' ~ef~eshments to . those altend- j Hold Picnic I Hospital In Cincinnati . Mater· thr days acUv111es. mg . Mrs. Johnn} Roush, !vlrs. · Mr. asd Mrs. Herman Lavne , nal grandparents are Mr. .b •. The C'E'lebration is bein~ spon· . Mel~·in Kna.~p. Ylrs. · Martin ht'ld a. pi("nic on Friday everiing Iand Mrs. 0 . V. Amos or Gre~nsso.red by th e Rutland Ftremen , Ohlinger, Miss Lelah Jane Pow- at their home . Attending were bor<., Ky. Mr . and Mrs . Gray w1th ~u!c e Kennedy . Fin• c hief. ' ell. Mrs. Donald Bumgardner, Mr. and Mrs. F. Mitchell Pres- \\'ent to Cinr.innati. Mond~ty a11d. h1s ass istants worki ng for Mrs . Nelson Roush, Mrs. Har· ton . Kathy and David of Gard- and she remained there a few a b1g day. Something ror yn11np ' old C. John~o n. Mrs . Edwin en Grove Calirornia Mr. and days. pkgl. Sondwlch of 50 and old alikf" will be provid~d Roush, ~ara Hul.chinsorr, Mrs. Mrs. Arthur Goodwin, Becky, Sunday evening calleu B•g• fo~ ;:J 'safe and scmc" holiday . I Larry Kmg , Mrs. J. V. Me· Sleve and Jimmy and Mrs. Mrs. Charles Reed were Mrs. BROUGHTON'S TIN ROOF rhere seems to be a trend , Grt~w. Mrs. Ve lma Roush , Mrs . Clara Goodwin of Point Pleas- Mabel Gaul and Mrs. Arthur and i Gary Roush , Mrs. John Fry . ant , Mr. and Mrs . B. R. Vanee, IHines of Athens . back to family activities ~o the old saying that the tam· ~rs . Fred Roush , Mrs. , Mr . and Mrs. carroll Adams. Mr. and Mrs . Clarence Short 1ly that not only " prays" to- , ham Russell and Mrs . Harry Jr. and Bruce and Mr. and I gether but "plays" togelher may Layne . Mrs. Lavne Shawver. ' ,. in sure a bright er fu.ture for the Mrs. Ralph Lit~hfiel.d LP.gio~ Auxiliary Meeting John Layne , student of Mar- l Style 7120 one and only Arnt-r!ea. 1 Mrs. Ralph L1tchheld The American Legion Auxil- • shall University , is spending the I 7122 RUTLAND, 0 . honon~d with <~ Stork iary met for their June meet- summer months working at a I PREDlCTS VICTORY re<·ent.ly a.t the h.ome of Mrs. ing at the Legion Hall with Mrs. Resort Hotel in Switzerland . WASffi!'JGTON VPll - Sj·n- Leo l.ltchf1elf.! asslsl.ed by Mrs. Thelma Capehart and Mrs. Nothing to hinder any passing breeze so cool ale Democratic Whip Hubl•rt Robf'rl Layne and Mrs. J~:~=~ Arnold Roush serving as hostyour summertime and wear this Turkish-toed strip Humphrey says o~ rno(T<~ 1s llow ord. Games were pi esses. 'andal, all a·shine in white or yellow Patentlite. An election or officers was could find the ~i vil righls bill a and pri1.es won by Mrs . LuU1er liabili ty in the November elec· Smith. Mrs. Commodore held : President _ Mrs. B i 11 Summer's the time for _t,.io,.n.. s.===--.-....-..-..=o--, Mrs. J amPs N. Roush. and Mrs. Roush ; 1st Vice President- Mrs. ONLY glamour to gE;t gay and 1• James Johnson. Bob Roush; 2nd Vice President giddy witness this FIRST The guest list lnduded - Mrs. Nelson Roush ; Secre. natural raffia sandal QUALITY 0. J . Howard , Sr., Mrs . Do tary-Mrs. Everett Roush Tl'e.. with t t s tiny curving REGULAR Smith, Mrs. Elmer Baird, Mrs. asurer - Mrs. Fred Roush ; heel, its fringe-festooned vamp. So cool. you Certified Oil Station · H. L. Dyer . Mrs. Harry Layne , I Chaplain - Mrs . Thelma Capewill feel barefooted! w. Main St. Pomeroy Mrs. GeOrge Ingels, Mrs. hart; Hi storian _ Mr~. Arnold I-----.:...----- " 1 FUR COATS [.========== ° I, 1 1 1. SHOE CLEARANCE ----======--- COOL as a Eastern Local Society Notes SHOE BOLOGNA WIENERS 2 89c Peanut Butter p,,_3 89c Shortening ~";.wdritt 3 ·~;.59c 39c 2 JI'ff'1e I' can be 1 --- 1 ..~.89c Ice Milk 1 2.99 Party is Held For Chifclr _n Of MC I iroup MARKINS FOOD MKT. ! ! The an<~uaJ jren'• party II the Mlddlepr Conservation League recenllv ' . tho Sacred Heart .;t.urch litorlum was highlighted by . talent show with prlzeo aw· .ed to each participant . Taking part >re Mickey Davenf)<lrt who did a pan~ mime to a Beat'• record ; Deb- bie Triplet!. pi1 o . solo ; Jyl Beaver a tap r outine. and Mary t<rawsczvn and Denise Hawley , a tap d ·et In c harge of .the program t or the young•' children were Mrs: Lowell Beaver, Mrs. Wilham Ingels, Mrs. Robert A hl M K th Sc' d s ey, rs. •nne 11es an Mrs. ~ohn Krawsczyn. Tilt! older childree danced to re.cords and games were conducted by Mrs. Robert Schmoll anr Mrs . Don Mullen . Guests registered by Mrs. Dwight Cuilums, Mrs . P<ggy l Style 5525 ONLY A hint of the flarem in the toe-tilted padded sole but this bareback sandal spells American summer '64, with its trush('d vamp bands, plus coolness . White or tan. Shop At The ••• VIUAGE CUT RATE 2.99 Style 7110 7117 Shiny as summer sunshine. the highlights tl~o~1t gleam from this pretl)'· party sling pump In white or red PatentHte. Low ' - - - - - " heeled for comfort. its vamp is airy and knotStylo 4290 tied. 4294 SIMON'S SEA & SKI SUN TAN Lotlon • Bayer Aspirin Ban SCh•IC k Roii·On Deodorant ROiJ. 98c - - - - - - $talnla11 StHI Bl•des Rog. 79c - - - - - - 620 er v. P. _ _ _ _ _ __ F.,1 m 121 PICK-A-PAIR SHOES All Shoes On Racks For Easy Sele<;\ionServe Yourself or Be Served! Next Door Ebersboch Hdwe. Pomeroy 99c 62c 72c 6lc 49c VILLAGE CUT-RATE Strike Up the Band'' THE BIG PARADE LEADS TO INGELS FURNITURE FOR THE BIG STH BIRTHDAY SALE! Best Values Of The Year INGELS FURNI WY 2-2635 Reg. $1.49 - - - - Open Frid1y & Saturd1y Nights RACINE, 0 . Roush: Colorbearer - Mrs. Sadie Warth : Sgt. at Arms - Mrs. John Lewis. The group decided to s e II Pronto PIJI'S at the Dr. Bryant Day July 4th celebration. The I Stale Convention to be held at · I Huntington, W. Va. July 24, 25 I and 26 was announced and Mrs. Fred Roush and Mrs. Thelma ~ Capehart were el•cted ·· • delegates to attend. Mrs. Nelson Roush, Mrs. Bill I Roush and Mrs. Bob Roush rep. ' resented the group and held a wiener roast on Letart Island I ror the girls selling poppies. The door prize was won by Mrs . Fred Roush. Those attending were Mrs . Mary Aumiller, Mrs . Charles Zerkle, Mrs. Nelson R.ou:sh, Mrs . Grant Roush Mrs. John Lewis, Mrs. Bo Roush, Mrs. Arnold Roush Miss Louena Roush, Mrs. Roush, Mrs. Everett R o u s h Mrs. Bill Roush and Mrs. Thel: ma Capehart. 1 b Fred Personals Miss Judy Athey accompanied Mrs. Richard Athey, N 8 n and Helen Smith of Columbus, Ohio oo the New York World's Fair. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tennant and Bob and Kenny were weekend guests of her mother, Mrs. Florence Lorri at Wellsburg, W. Va . Their daughter Cynthia returned home with them after having visited her grandmother lor the past week. Mrs. H. R. Dague of Paris, Ky. is visiting her grandson and family , Mr. and Mrs. llobert Johnston and childcen. Mr. and Mrs. Wllliam Nease and family of Buckhannon visited relatives over weekend . Mrs . Probe Roush is a patient at Holzer Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Meredith and Mike of Belpre, 0. are visiting here lor several days. Mrs. Arthur Fick of Pomeroy, 0 . was Thursday 8J}est ol Mrs. Fred Batey. i Dr. and Mrs. Gordoo Jolm: son and daughters of Gambler. Ohio were weekend guesta of his parents, Mr. and Mr1. Har· old Johnson. Mr. Okey Layne has returned to the home of Mr. and Ml'll. George Jeweli after being 8 sur· glcal patient It St. Joseph HoepitaI. Mr. and Mro. Carl Shawver and Karen of Salem, Va. are vis!tins his father, ·Mr. LB. Sweet For Kool Drinks! Kooi-Aid 6 pk••. qt.39c 25c Pickles 39c Jergens _ 5 .."35c Chowlnt Gum •nd Candy .... 10 tor PACKER'S LABEL CANE port, Steve Gherke, Becky Hou- OLEO SUGAR 5 59c BREAD 6 lb. 85c c local church MY1" ......-;r · • should atlerul. · '!be Sub-District Methodist 0. Sunday, Jlllll! 28 tile SubThe Gallia County Salon 8 et Youth FelloWI!btp wiD conduct DiJtrict Rally will ' be a planning ...sJon Friday .[ with a picnic at 40 met at the . home of Mrs. A family get-together was June 26 ~ the 1\ock Springs ! Park at 2:30 p.m. 'l1le i Mahol Brown With Ml'll. Ellen held at the home of Mr and Methodist Oturcll 011 Route 33 , and Letart Falls youth sroupo ! DeWeese 88 co-hosl!88. Mrs . Allred Scarberry: Sr. beglnnlng at 2 p.m. Counselor• I will be hosts. F'.ach local MYF j The meeting was ~ened Sunday. and repreoentativeo from the unit Ia asked to bring a varitu~listlc form by Cha u [ . ' --- ~ riety of food includin& meat, • Mrs. Dorothy Hecker. A r.'"'"rt A cookout dinner was served TWO A<:nONS FILED vegetableli and dessert whicb l of the . u· po ' to the entire family of the Scar· ll be th f I . . ng co~ltlee ! berry's numbering t.8 1n aU. PI'. PLEASANT - Two civil witire put to~e or the , DISTIIIUJftlt I In v,. UNIJIID ITATil I'OSTAGI ITAMI' MACMINI ·,, \~~~"';! ~"C".:t.: "' ••• ~. "::",.;...""::: I "k, nor;::::t and Funeral Held Recent/Y f Amelia Walker SHOE CLEARANCE C. . . ;;'·I 1 1 FayeW!IdermuthandM,;.Gol-~ Burial was in Beech Grove ' da Mourning. Mae Cleland is New Prest"denf OfAuxt"lt"ary La l e •' "£" d ('} , aSSI Je S 1 Friday Morning 9a.m. I All dresses from stock featuring spring and summer styles. Dresses for now, for school, thru fall. All kinds for every occasion. Shop early! VALUES TO 7.99 SALE II s EACH · 1 SIZES 5 TO 15 SELECTED GROUPS OF LADIES' SHOES 1 Past Matrons of OESChapter Name Officers FRIGIDAIRE • Featured on models from 81000 to 10,000 BTU/hr. S9me operate on 115 volts! • Adjustable airflow. • Two-speed fans. Wa1habl1 bactericidetreated filter. • Floating Suspension hushes vibration noisef P1iced ' Giant Soap Powder Sale I REG. r baily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., June 2S, 1H4-t' To Meet on Fru-. SPECIAL SUMMER Middleport, 0. OXYDOL BREEZE SILVER DUST Sub-Dutrict MYF Cemetery and paU.bearers were Refreshments were served Help Wanted ... .... . George Baer. Christy Baer, AI· and a social hour followed. The F'EMALE HELP WAN'fED Ired Yeauger, Russ Wal&on, next meeting will be a potluck , Barmaid wanted for Hi·Ho Bar Mark Evans and David Holler . In August at !he home of Mrs.! Middleport. See manager of Coming from out of town for Gladys Cummmgs with Mrs. Ohio Hotel. 6 25 3tc Evans, Ruby and Teresa Nicin-·the services were Mrs. Helen Mae Cleland has been eteceo;~te:~d~~fJ~en~n~le~W~e~l~l~as~co-~h~os~te~s~s;_.___;___.,_..;:;;;;;::;:;;;;;:;;;....-.."l sky, DeLblt Harbre<hl, S u e Cline, Mr . and Mrs. Paul Chalk- president of the Racine F zeigler, Kenny and David Har- er, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Oav· man Ladies Auxiliary, Past ris, Allen Mrl.aughltn , Barbara is, Mr. and Mrs. James McGee President Linda Beegle presid· White, Billy Slater, Mai y Brad- and family, Mr. and Mrs. Vir· ed at the Thursday meeting. ~ury, Ricky, Rodney and Gre· gU Davis and Robert Terrell, Other officers elected were gory Howard , Billy Hensler, Akron r . and Mrs. Pete Mildred Roush, 'v1ce president; Randy H""dasht!lt, David Kraw- Wheeler, and son, Columbus. Emma Lyons and Linda Hill, ~czyn. Mrs . James Clark and Mr. secretaries; Grace Roush, trea. Also Ricky Hamm, John and Mrs. Jack Timb<!rlake o! surer JJDd Joanne Price, nev1S Krawsczyn, Linda Hackett, Canton ; Henry Sprouse and reporter. \like Mullen, Mark Fowler, daughter, Betty, Fairpoint Mrs. A special meeting will be Randy Be" 1'"r, '.lnda Cochran, Virgirrla Cunningham and Mrs. Thursday, June 25 in the tovm .1 Jimmy Cocilran , Cynthia Mills. Helen Harble, Logan; James Hall at 7,30 p. m. oo Paula Ashley, Kimberly John- F. Watker S. A., San Francis· plans for July 4th. All lnler;on, Debbie Triplett , B r l an co, Coli!., and Mr. and Mrs. ested persons are asked to at\lullen, Jimmy Schmoll, Tom· Jim Louks, Gallipolis. lend. ny Cooke , J. T. Rue, Patrick CLUB TO MEET Mullen, Chuck Mu.len, Kathy sczyn, DeniS<. Hawley and Mar· :Onde, Pat Archer, Brian Con- tha Krawsczyn. T~<> First Wednesday Home de, Jackit l.kwis, Mary Kraw- Rerreshments were served by De~onstration club will meet iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii==-'==iiij1Mrs. Chanes Bradbury, Mrs. at 10 a . m. July 1 at the home Eugene Gherke, Mrs. Earl Dav- of Mrs. C. E. Clark, Pleasant , enport and Mrs . Jim Johnson. Ridge. Members are asked to Listen to the still, small voice of bring a picnic lunch and a samClearance groups of ladies' shoes featuring ple of your favorite hob!Jy. AnyQUIET COMFORT one interested may attend. dress, casual and flat styles. BAKER · FURNITURE $1 loov" cookout is Held By Scarberry Family Groups ' The Knlck fomlly reunion was hold Sunday at the home of Mr . and Mro. Ronald ruckard, West Columbia. . • A dinner was se~ed at noon I and follcwmg the 1ume• a dec· orated cake with tho names of the eight fathers present in· foUowing the ceremony, The scribed, was served in observ- ;.as gJv:teci· the foUwomg of~[ This was one of the few times actions have been flied In the 1: mem ers 1 group later were guests of the ance of Father' a Day. I Jeers e · 1 the family has been able to office of the Circuit Clerk. Stan· ~~~~~-------, bride's parents , Mr . and Mrs. Allendln ,..ere Mr ·and Mrs Chapeau, Mrs . Genevieve , all be present, including Mr. ! <!ard Food Service. Inc. is i DON'T MISS Ill 0 'fl. Woodyard at a bullet Earl W ~ck and.Mr Well; Chapeau Premiere, Mrs. ' and r-trs. Ralph Stockman ! seeking judgment In the supper at their CQ\Jntry home ' Mr H · L Kn'ck nd. h'l Gladys Cummings· D'uexrine ' (Sarah ) of Columbus; Mr. and! amount of $1,030 for goods al· Hortley & Bennett's 1 s. arry · Belt a Joec 1of• Mrs . Faye Wildermuth; ' ' near Carroll. dren Ga and L' Aum-' I1 Mrs. W1II Jam Scarberry and [ ' egedl y so ld and d eII vered Sa ' B ry rdin C ~ •M onler, Mrs. Mildred Hamilton · 1 sons, Michael and Cary of Cin. tween April 23, 1!164 and May Annu.JI Summer an~~;"" t"'R ~ni k a~ La Concierge, Mn. Gold~ i cinnatl; Mr. and Mrs . Hen- •1 t!l64 to E. N. McCartney dba d hte · ,Esar · d cAl ' Mourning · L'Arcbivisle Mrs I ry Scarberry and sons. Sleven · Tiny's Drive-ln. The second I aug rs usan an Jce • , ·[ d D . I Clinoo W'lb Kn.' k Dorothy Hecker; La Caissiere an aMy. Columbus; Mr. action Is styled Allen Lewla I 1 Of d Hn, . ~ ur M ~ and Segritaire, Mrs. Mallei Mrs Alfred Scarberry, Jr. vs . Martin J. Gibbs, Dewey ~ a.rr) J JZ an Mso~ a;. Brown. I. children, Bruce. Peggy, Gibbs, Ottie Roach . and Lon. I r~m ~ ames · a r., fer and Amy, Middleport; nie Johnson. The action Is 8 I eSEE PAGE 5 Funeral services for Mrs . Elyria. Delegates named to Depart- and Mrs. William WeiLl. dispute Involving cemetery pro- I TODAY FOR DETAI~S Amelia Walker were ht!l' from I Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth mental Convention to ho held !n Allen. Middleport; and perty. the Forest Run Methodist chur- . son and daughter Kenila Columbus July 26-27 are Mrs. Ruda Durst and iiiiiiii ch Sunday at 2 p. m. with the Portsmouth· Mr: and ' Emma Wayland, Mrs. Dorothy Margaret, of Portland. dashelt. Jyl Beaver, Jeff Beaver, Cind) Craig, Mary Burkelt. Tony Burkett, Barbara Burkett, Linda Gerard , Steve Evans, Nancy Buchanan, Kay fo 1ell/ WHITE w. Salon 8 et 40 Elects New Officer Slate 1 ' "FLOATING SUSPE.,-· GRADE ..... ... w. o. Mrs . Barnltz, Mrs . Hayman Barn!!! and Mrs. R. Carpenter and daughter' Allta, were in Lancaster .>unday to attend the wedding ol the lor· mer's niece, Miss Martha Jane WoodyaJ'!I, and Mr. James St,ith, at the First Methodist Church, a. 2:30p. m. Miss Carpenter was one of the hostesses at tho , reception held 1n the church social room gueslswh. wereMikeCullums, Special music was providedtynand 'Timmy.' Hon Cuilums, Mickey Daven· by the Freeland Norris quartet. f,e aturlng OUR REGULAR LanctUter Wedding Knick Family Reunion is Held Sunday I Mrs. R110111 Air Conditioner ROUND or SIRLON Grou.p TratJels to ( Harris, Mrs. Dan White anc:l Rev . ... Lawrence McDaniel and Harry Robi~son Vienna, w. va. Hecker, Mrs. Mabel Brown and The occasion also marked Mrs. Gene Hou~ashelt incfuded the Rev. Pearl Casto official- and Mr . and Richard Mrs. Jennie Well; Alteroates 1Amy Scarberry's birtllday. children Ronnie Danny Caro. are Mrs . Louise Stewart Mrs. children of members and th~lr ing. 2.99 ; ;:==========~es;_:J~o~hn~so~n.:_;;M~r:s.~R~e~gg~ie:_;.;; , TO MI!ET TONIGJIT The One Won One cia,. o! Officers for the coming year the Pomeroy First Baptist were elected when the Past Church will meet at the church Matrons of Pomeroy Chapter tonight at 7:30. OES met Tljesday ~vening at tho Masor.lc Temple. with Mrs. KobletJtz. The next meet!ng.. 'illll Dwight Parker as. hostess. be Tuesday, July 14. Mrs. Nolan Swackhamer, pre• sident, conducted the melting. It opened with devotions taken from Psalm 146 by Miss Maud Grueser. The report of the nominatlng committee was given by Mrs. E . J. Tracy end Mrs . Swackhamer was re-elected president Mrs . Hartwell Curd, vice president Mrs. A~ fred Crow, secretary and Mrs. Dale Smith, treasurer. It was decided to caucel the J u I y and August meetings and a potluck dinner will be held at the September meeting. Refreshments were served by the hostess during the social hour. Buy now and Savel MARGUERITE'S Shoe Shop ~n 102 E. Main OPPOSITE LOWER PARKING LOT-POMEROY Pomeroy ~ ,. the good oQe ~ummentime . tlte good i~ CJJei~en ·~ · • • twist-o-loek pony-tail! Chuter Grange Aruwers Appeal Chesttr Grange met in re~­ lar sessior. Tuesday evening wiih Mrs. Earl Dean, worthy master, presiding. One appeal for aid was an. swered. Plans were discuss· ed foe the booth at the Meigs County fair and named as the committee for arrangements were Ml'!. Dale KaUtz, Mrs. Hobart Newell and Mrs. Pearl EVERYTHING FOR R FUN GIANT PER BOX rn the oven Watermelon eSond Toyi For Chii4Nn .• Picnic 5\jppll" Of All Klr¥!• •Ch•n Seta Just a twist of the wrist to open 01 close. No more pulling or cutting tough sticky tape • , • no more tearing the ba(l 01 just half·way closing it. . s·lo BEN FRANKLIN s :o In The Heart of Pomeroy sizes • • • R~ular S·Pack or JUilior 11-/'ocU You'll Find You Need At YGur Pomeroy Ben Fr1nklln Store e Swim AccauAr..., Bllthlng Cops, lor Pluga, Swim Fln1, Inflated Rubltw Rlnp, 1nd Toys . ftOMEROY · WY~98 Twist·O'·Lock, the perfect way to use and re·use the poly plastic bag. '' S.Atd~WIIh PG-7n• ••• $pecially developed new liquid vegetable ,$borte'Qing · o.IEN EVENINGS TIL 7:()1J P.M. SATURDAY TIL 9 P.M. the grill Heiner's somtthing extra special. Available in two And any day's a hOliday when a Heiner's hOI rJog bvn /5 part of the monu, ,. Market on enric hed buns malfe t burger or barbeqw 89( EACH Of ~DAYS . ll(gll Ia pof••gsaturat~• •rre"tMill o/'IM A WEEK ' " .H· ~·{k' ,__.a Gcatlt c..,. I - ' �' ForS.Ie WANT AD INFORMATION S:tO P . 1&. ¥ o t ' l l"'l.bDcatiOII . MotMia,1:80 A. M ., C.t,NCSL.L.A·rlONI COllftEM'lONS eC~:epted D.Dtil i .OO II.. M. rot- oa, ot Pub\lntlon double duty service. Meat dis· &ciiUl.A I'IUNii play case, complete with maz... zanine ;nelt and .et of display trays A-1 condition. Looks rlt. publllbat - ".. tbe rtfbl u ecllt or ~~ anJ •d• deamfll) t~ bJJrllonab.le . .. "'ron •hould be reportf'd tmmad\erecy T'ha pub·~htr wlU aot b-. re1pon1lbk for f"!l l'r Business Business Service• like new . First $300 takes lt. tftlrt 0)11• \ft~t<>l'ftl!f \D.rtiOD ~ wheel drive, 1¥-t. cu. yd., front er.d loa~er. I back boe and bulldozer work IJso per· formed . Free estimate. Phone have recently added a . 2 SIGNS QUALITY Cf'n~ per ..... 001" 1961 Chevrolet ]12 Ton Pickup lllsertlOD Mn. Harmon Fox and with ).tr. Fox at MeJas Memorial boa. Technician, Leland Parker, Pomeroy, 0. Ph. WY 2·2264. ish, heater. 1963 Corv•lr P•nel ~ - - - - : : - - - $1795 rHA.NIIS 6 pita!. Mr. Mickey Buck and child.,r u... Ill 1..... Su Local ownflr, aood tlreK. Looks and runs Hke new , • Pomeroy Motor Co. •etullve ln.Mrtlonl H'fr OIICOUDt on Plid ldl al\4 edt jMIII within 111 dlyt. oJ' $1395 fl cyl. Poweflilide, deluxe cab, 4 new tntek tlret, bellt rtn- ren "" .... nNv e Y -..~ rr Lynn Hart, Racine Food evenings, WY 2-3243. Em 1960 Chevrolet $5295 ~ with hll ur.•lo and aunt, Mr. Market. met -G . ShuJer, (S42 Page St. Tandem axle, OOO:r20 tires. l!i' dump body Youn fur • frtl~ and Mn. Lt'w Piehl. 6 25 3tc Middleport.) Contractor. EXPERT bouse painter, Inter- tion of the oriiinol """ . Mr. "'ld Ml'l<. William Sey- - - - - - - - · - -6 1: 12to ior and exterior. Contract or fried 1Ji 11alllpolls visited Sun1&51 Harley Davidson motorcyby the hour. Pree estimates. , Qa.v with Mr. a1ld Mrs. Homer cle. Call Jack Harrison, WY PIANO TUNING to Universal Call WY 2-£1176. llalloy. 2.6781, Pomeroy, Ohio. Standard Pitch. (A · 440 cps. I 6 24 6tp OI'EN IVIS. 7:00 I'.M. Mr. Mrs. Yom Story 1 .. ~ J .•,, ~ • ~-,lumbus, ----·-POMEROY OHIO Mr. 6 25 3tc $IS Repair snd adjustment • "' ~· "' ~• M.lnlmom Chu1• IIU c~nb 1:1 f.:tntl per word lor Thna eoll· r:ARD Laurel Cliff @) ••'II 1 OBITU· 4RIE8 - II . ~ for !Ia word mlDI~um. ll:ach lldclll.lonaJ •ont le ~ • • R evtle ' 1'd.levtston ~- ~ By VERNON SCOTT several tlmes. None of Martin'.!! Ualted Press International entot.Jrage made a movie to 8.'1· HOLLYWOOD iUPI!-One of swer it. Dean IUtod his foot and the best comedy acts in sbow kjcked it to the floor where it bJ? can be seen daily in IF.an remained unanswered. Martin's dressing room where The ruckus brought a Martin tht> tltar and bis retinue insult henchm.m running from the ont' anotiiler mercilessJy during dressing room kitchen where he the lunch hour. was cooking a spicy Italian BiiJy Wilder. who is directing lunch. ltf:artin in a new movie, is a "Bring me another &cotch, regular s~ctator. and don't spill it," Martin orOne day this week Dino sat dered. at the desk of his plush quar· Martin's major domo, Mack ters in Goldwyn studios strum. Gray, burst mto tht. room 1' 2.lnhuma.a rning a guitar and sipping a just caugh t the rushes 1'' he told/ •s. AOROss •-• t .,..., . . .1.. gone! 3. Piny sco'"'-"~' ufi .. ball. He w..ts smgmg hi s boss "Yol.l were great, ti Unit of division an off-color parody of a popu- baby. ~ally great." J weight 4, Colt term lar song. "How Uie hell would you 9. A mo(.:kery li. Adhee.ive "You kn ow wha t everybod V knuw '' he told Gray, who re- 12. 10. Ghastly lubetancetr Sharp 6. Dwarf else do~s for kicks during the sponded with a stream of 13. A relative 1. Pert. to lunchb reak?" he asked. They abuse. It became a name-call- 14. Anger' oldest rock •.i•Lem watch the rushes from yester·' ing contest with Martin finally lli. AI haJ~owed day . pace. Bib. 8. Certain " · gettmg dle best of it. . 16. Tells racehorse. Not rne. They pay tfJe for "lf Mack had another brain 19. Victorian P. Sprite 11. Put ott lcting, not watching." it would be lonesome," Martin 20. Unit of 15. WagerPbone Not Answered told the four or five other length: l1.0n top A teJephone on the desk rang hangers-on in the room. abbr. 18.Broka Wilder asked the film's pub·lidty mcm for the time. The 21. Little ch.Jld part Society Notes ----------By Evtl)'ll Brt<kleo Tboae from here attendlnl the wedding of Mr. and Mrs. He bert M the , While' 8' 1 r a ny Chapel Church saturday even- v •e Racm SOCJety • N t es ,., Bem"r I I NOTICE! ao d 22. Not bovlno 2tl. A trattto 8LSW~ 13. More CAR ':=========~~ . 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Altar all, a girl can diet just so long!" ., UMWD RC Quoa- KVIORCRIW DSK DVJK AlV DKCD DSil lA URORGRQLDRIW.-CLEJMC Yesterday'• Cryptoquote: CHANCE MAKES US KNOWN TO O'l'HEfUI ANI> TO OUliSIILVEs-U II.OCiiiJli'OU. WJEH RADIO PROGRAM LOG 5:00 Communtty-• Newo 40NDA Y TIIROUGH FRIDA\' 5·05 World. National Newa 515 Spotlight oo Sports 8:10 Stga On S 25 Weather U5 MusJcaJ Clock 5·30 Dinner Musloa!o 7:30 Newe Headllnea 6:00 Sunset Blvd. 7:31 Musical Clock 7:30 Sign Off 7:45 The t..ilellna SATURDAY 8:00 Obio Valley News 6 15 Sign On 8 115 World; National Ne1n 6 15 Musical Ctoco. 8·10 Sports 7:45 The Weltne 8.15 Weather Picture 8:00 Ohio Valley News B 16 Musical Clack 8·00 World, NationaJ News US Community News 8 10 Sports Today 9 00 Talk o1 the Town 8 15 Weather Picture 9:I& Mason County N•ws 8:16 Musical Clock 10:00 Family Worship Hour 8·55 News 10:15 Poblic Service 9 00 Musical CJxk .0:so Latchstring 9 ·30 Sung &. Story Time 10:115 World News 9 45 l"amily Worship Rour 11:00 Morning Melodieo 10:110 News (eiCept Friday, 10:115 High School Hit Parada Cburch Bella Ring) 10.55 Newo 1:46 World N.,.. 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Ell 10:15 Tho Good We 1:011 New~ 10:35 Music In The Air 7:05 Tiny s Char 10~ Th1s Ia Music 7:3L Newa 11.05 Top Ten Sbow 7:35 Picken; Hardware 11:35 Top Ten Show (1'ues.-Titurs.) 12:00 Noon N.,.. 7:50 N"ws Report 12:1.1 Musical lnterludl I:Ou Breakfast Party 12:311 Rev. MerllD TOOII 1:10 Roy's Food Baskel 1:00 Platter PartY Uti Van Patrick Sporta 7:00 Sundown Serenade 8:4i Baker l!'urnlture-Wed-Frt 7:10 Sign Off 1:5> Open Housa 8:011 News StiNUAY U:Oo Coffee With Janet 7:05 Slgo On 9:45 Betty Newton 7:30 French City Baptlol 11:00 Ministerial Assoc. 1.1111 WIDp o1 Healing 11:15 Country Driftero 111-W 8:35 Blblt Speab to You 11:10 Mason Ct. Agr. Ezi-Tua IO:INI Volce o1 Prophecy 11 .15 A.S.C. Program-Fr! W:31i Wash. Reporta to People 11.15 l"arnily Worsni~Tbun. 11:00 Sunday Show 11:4o Tiny's Country ~'IDIII 12:00 Noon Nelfl 12·00 Noon Report 12:15 CbrisaaD Hour 12:30 Goessler'o Guest Star-Frl. 12,;10 Rev. Merlin Teets 12:JII Music Just For You 1:00 BUJ,y Graham 4: lo Blaettnar Sbow-Tues. 1:36 Luther111 Hour 4:30 Local News 2:00 Tho Church At ':':'nrt 4:54 5owllng ScoN!I 1:00 Country H,ymn Thnere S: 00 News I: :10 World In Review I: 00 Baptlal Hour 7:30 Sign OU SATIJKDA \' 7:00 Sign Oil --- Ill' GliORGE WONDEit L.ET'S GO OUT FOR A WAl-K IN THE DARK .JOE'S ICE CAl!AM PA~LO~ . -~--~ b?+-:r-1--1-+-fS'/~/r.-1-+-+-b.,; ! I . :'f • Poa.l IT e!JSTS .'! otond: print. 37.-reUaf tooled 114· EV'R't' TIME ONE LANDS- 'EM!! 32. Strike out 84. Let It 20. Variety Of willow .81. Webbed- 1~ LET'S DIG A GRAVE AN' SURY It_......... stacle t(/. garland 86. !£:rlfy: 37. Gra.ytsh ta111 89. Swellings t9 to ,. grel dog F// as. ~=~~an led Blaettnars ;. .;.t~ -· ... ·: ~ : ~ : frlond I a sofa o . c Wh 1Ali ~::"""1.<1';·t-' f. j :U. Mon- ~u ~ 10. The en4ot RUTLAND I WH't' W® fl£ WT 50MtTHING 22. Merit 23. Good IIi! 2&~;:., ~ I 1 ANQ THJS! I$N T TJ<f!; SOMETHINb7 IT A.WAof_. HE 1.116HT .ltJA.NT 10 5AYE IT.. 1 sign I ' GUNS jZ V/ 27. Prickly I i··::::::::::::::::::::-'1 ::;·1 V/ 24. container Metal Roller I "IlESE AT TrM ! ' otftax !8. A 1 ;! ~1.1. TJ<e 5TUFI' IN l.OOi( LIKE THAP dlfflcuJt laOS ED All Day Sundays , LOOK AT f>J<O ltlHAT ABMTHIS? DoN'T TIIROW 0 A1l y CROSSWORD KUURB ::..oo P n . oau, 'thJ<:t..:k u~un L o~ned b!s ruoutb [ Uttle foyer to the dreaainJ 1 e t!Utlre niJOn hour. bu1 when •• two men oroceeded to Ihe saod : "It's 1UO," Martin another one ~to the street. growl~ , ··Shut up. YOl< talk too ther Morlln, Gray, Wilder much. anyone else In the room There wu 1 scufflin1 to lite the olfghteot ottent1011. Cl05ETS! Tuppers Plains of action extra. Call In Pom"'od Mrs.andClaron!'O Ackley of lng were Mr. and Mr•. Way WINDOW and porch shades, all eroy, WY 2-2065. ll-13-12tp I-1'::==========-~:::=:========'l Athens Mr. Wyatt Schaef- Clark and family and Ronnl~ latul"day.....&:3A A . 1\1. Lo UHlO DOOP kinds. Pt.rch vallance and -ITI SO 1£ASY or ul MI. Vomoo spent a week Golden, Mr. and Mrs. Win [Q PI..Al:J: A awnings. Venetian blinds and Rickard's AUgnment Service, Auto Sales ond with tholr paren!J, Mr. Balkce, Mr. and Mrs. Dennard R.UUl.T PRQUUCINO WANT All 1 repairs. Free estimate. Dale (formerly Grueser Bod Mrs. Normau Schaefer. Blake, Mr. andd Mrs. DeniUird I Wippel Supply, 215 Union Ave. Works!, 286 W. Main Sl, Mr. and Mrs. Bud Hilt and ....... lilaadard "' Campett 0 Mrs. Lawrence Balser a n d PHONE WY2-2157 Pomeroy, Ohio. Pomeroy, Oblo. R. H. Rick· chtldren ot Columbus recently daughter, Pamela. 6 25 30tc ard, Pbone WY 2-3576. IIIC.., room. rtdo oad perlorat rolled .., frlenda bent Mr. and Mra. Charleo BetzWbeel bolanclng, auto glass. , IHY Tormo Avalloblot ,....,. SmaU car OCOD01117 111111 Mr. and Mrs. Charley Joneo lng and daughter, Mrs. Dana ONE. 3-months old Terrier and brake oervtce. HA.:Km'S -~... The E>ther Circle ""'' l"rl· of Zane.vlllo recently callod on Hoffman and Mr. and Mrs. lost •nd Found - ..=-a Chihuahua female pup. Ph. I 27 44to day afternoon, June 12, with Mr. and ~Irs. Lew Diehl. Carl Barnhill atlended the WA TCR. Identify and pay for SH 2..1783. 6 l4 3te j $OHIO SERVICE Melnlpolllu Moton Mrs. Ethel Smith, hostess, at Mr. ond Mrs. Herman KasChristy and Young reunion at 1 ao. Call Bob Roberts, CH 7· ' CUSTOM bi'U8b hog work, ~ jl WY 2·:1891 POMEROY B. MUo iitnel. P o - her home. Mrs. Gretta Simp. --par and Ronnie ot Dayton vJs. Lancaster Sunday. 2337. 6 %:. ·F: BABY stroller and one per he. Call WY 2 · 6812. Plloat In Willi ~on. chairman, presided at the lied o weekend wllb rolatlves. Mrs. Dorsal Miller was tak1 nigb chair. one baby bed Charles Mash or Lester -\ mtic meeting which opened with de· Mr, and Mrs. Howard Allen, 1 11 bassinet!. WY 2-2301. old. 11-8-SD ! voUollll, followed with the buslen to St. Joopeh hospital when Notice she became Ill al her home. 6:13 3tc Business Opportunities~ 1162 PONTIAC. 12250. 4 door ness session afler which the weeks visit wilb her parent.., Mrs. Maxine Chapman is at BULLDOZER work, basements hardtop, Catalina, blue fin- program presented by Mrs. Em- Mr. and Mrs. Pred Cadle and USED gaa range, Frigidaire, landscaping, brushing. ponds. ish, automatic trammisslon, rna Salser, was enlltled "Salva- Harold. Akron for • few days helping tables, chairs. Phone SH 2- Lowboy service. Charle• Jef. FOOD MARKET - Due lo Ill ~ay, Middleport. CaD WY Z. tion Means Broken Walls," Mrs. Sybil Miles returned to In the care of her daughter, oj 1 4719. t 23 6tp fers, Phone WY 2.fi222. health, we are offering for power steering, power brakes, There were readings on the her borne from Chillicothe ac- Mrs. Johu Gramling and new Boqfnnlng July hi 1 1 30 to , sale our business, Racine radio and ellras, 910 Broad- subject by Mrs. Laura Bell, companleu by Mr. and Mrs. Lee ba~_!~· Arbaugh Is attend: DAY BED, chairs, gas stoves, ::--""7.:-;:=n:=c:::-::::T= Food Market, corner Slh and 528t, 4 zg ftc Mrs. Blanche Watterson, Jackson wbo spent overnight M h d s•-te Colle In 1ng ore ea end tables, chest of drawers, See Neigler Building and &lp- Pearl, Racine, Ohio. Anyone Mrs. Ethel SmJth, Mrs. Frances with her. w ge 1 e.tc. Roy Kasper, 132 Mul- ply. R.lcine. for better bomes, sincerely interested in a good 1962 Studebaker Station Wagon, J Wilcoxen, Mrs. L'ra Morris, Mrs. Mrs. 1~ae Crawford of New Kentucky. tltcheu cablnets and storm going business, may contact low mileage, excellent condi· and Gretta Simpson. M r 1. Brighton, Pa. came for an Mr. and Mrs. John Arbaugh berry Ave., Pameroy. 1 6 2l 3tp doon. 11 23 ftc Lynn or Pauline Hari. be· Uon, ,asy terms, Citizen's Na· Smith, While Cross chairman, Indefinite visit with Mrs. Mild- attended the 50th wedding anB"LA'""C;;;K"'"""S"'A"'u"D"'L"E"',-:r"'A""du-;lt:s--:-)- i:-:n 1 ===========:~ tween 8:011 a. m. and 8:00 p. UoiUII Bank, Middleport, Ohio Igave a dedication service on red Roust.. niversary of his sister, Mr. ~armacy I: m. 6 25 3tc 6 22 6to the layetlt to be sent to the Mr. and Mrs. Carol Sayre of and Mrs. William Mahaffey at ioltDDLIPoRT I good condition. Call WY 2· Get AcquolntecfOffer ·- • Women's Conference at Gran- Pittsburgh, were over th" week their home at Wilkesville re6 23 3tc 2929• Recoppod Tire Salol J Re•l Estate For Sale Farm Machinery ville. Aller the close of the end guests of relatives and centiy. W~~>;Jio ·ou USE ABL Cl rs Wh~e they tan , - - - - -- - - I meeting, Mrs. Smith served re- were accompanied home by Mr. and Mrs. Chester Spen' ·. . , edDe IT'S OUR pleasure to loan I ALL SIZE -~I p ailed 00 'I "!",... $1oJ'age Plan you gett Carpet Sh.a . mpooers FREE PASSENGER TIRES · $5.92' FOR SALE: Garden tractor Da- . hfreshments during the social their granddaughter, Mickey cer 0 omeroy c " r. big t>eB ttf 1 OJDptJ close I"'R SALE: Huuse beside the ' I our Wolfe for a visit. and Mrs. Wayne Brickles. spa~e lil :Xc~ange tor all t~e 11 cJ'.':as;ha%p!ueB:~:; ~~:'e~J.t"'t5 IN. __ $1.45' Bradbury .chool. call IVY 2· ;i~s~~~:~~r·:ei;h~· rev~~::~ , 'fh~ WSCS of the Methodist Spending the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Homer Eugene room ~c~w~ett by :~e family 1 Furniture .. 6542. 6 19 6tp cultivators, tooth harrow. Con- ~h~rch met tn the sanctuary Mrs. Esther West and Mrs. J. Cale are announcing the birth 6 23 &tc I •Plus r.ll winter Nothing Flere's bow It · _ Open 7 dar• eaeh week tact Lynn Hart, Racine Food Fr~day evening. June l2. Mrs. Mn. Frank Longsworth of of a son. works. Bring iD aU your PEACHES, ready now. Come, 8 a.m to 9 p.m. 21> acres, with bouoe, chicken Market. of Mr. and Mrs. Way Clark 6 2S 3lc Mma Lewis was program chair- Mrs. ·Frink LongsW<>rth wmter clothes o~ caU us for ick your own $I 8 peck house, brooder house, and man, usmg as her topi~, "Wor- Cleveland, Mr. and Mrs. Robert and family attended a blrtJt. ' · hool bus body, on black top FO!i SALE OR TR.\DE: Ray ship Helpa." Mrs. Margaret Dobbrn· and three sons day party at the borne of Mr. Pick up and we will "Prole.. P . · ,. Bring containers. Four miles DISCOUNT STORE d sonnall.v dry clean them at west of Coolville on Rt. 50 at road. Also has several fruit tedner for sale or trade. WY Houdashelt, president, conduct- of South Caro'ina, Mrs. Ev- an Mrs. James Jett of Pornregul_ar tates, 'LIVtth tree moth Blue Sunoco Station turn tert Next Door To Rutl•nd B•nk trees. Grape vines and her- 2-Uld... 8 4 tfc the business session. Mrs. erett Anderson of Chillicothe, eroy in honor of the third birthproofmli!. and hang them up . ' . ries. See Leo Taylor. Rt. 1, Critt Bradford was hostess for Mrs. c. A. Dobbins returned to day of Brenda Jett. for storage tn sealed cedar- one mlle. Wedge Fruit Racine, Ohio. 6 25 3tc lnsurlnce the social hour. her home ai Paw rucket, R. 1. Mr. and Mrs. Jack WeatherIzed bag& •nd wber. you are c l 0. McCOY, IIUC'flONEER, Mrs. Maggie Harris observed after spending 8 week. man visiled Verle Tuttle at ready fot them. nert fall, call POR SALE- Middleport's tan. Chester, Ohio, 3 23 tfc { JOHNSON, Slmpaoa lnauraoce her 84th birthday, June 12. She Mr. aod Mrs. Bob B.legle and Camden Clark hospital and at"' or let our rout~man know 1'. -_.LI.,'/' Olio received a shower of birthday sollll, Bruce and Bill, spent t so Mrs. Dorset Miller at St . to est building, tocatod 352 N. AUCTin-ER \,,I..,Ritr;. "0 I o\si!IIC)', ln. AU IonDo Gf In d Jn•~h H Ita! 1 p " • nd they. will be "·nd-• ~ ~ •-s ·~~ J car '· Sur.day at Old Man's Cave and -• osp a ar.er• you cfp~ner. br!&~tor. and ~ond tree~ MlddleporL Complelo Senlce ourance. im Jolmloa 111111 Mrs. Kate Ellis and daughter, visited Mr. and Mrs. Donald burg. ne-· Rem~r'. tbt storage Priced tor qut.... lillie. Inquire Crtl1 llndlord FARM - 290 acres, 2 miles Bud s.,._ AcentL A f N y ,_ lsi ed M nd M n.. Cl Jan• -~ at Ohio R--L 10 16 ~ 1 frqm State Roule 681. • 1 1 lie nna, 0 ew or. v t ov- McKay at Newark. r. a "· '""s e • is r~r•e. ·. Po•., Nel..t r~a· II on ·~ uo t.'rlle • • CoaWd ' Memor Ia I wee kend wi th Mrs. f 'I.Ail:S ~- ter Wll!re Sunday VI• . h h -er Mrs. Jean Undsey of Grove o A. c. 8RA.UFORD room ouse wit nmntng wa:---O.Iiv•rv ABC. Cl....rs and FUR SALE _ fer, basement barn (J2x 42 ), _Marine Supplies __ Mae 1". Wolfe. City brought hel son, Scotty, to ltoro of Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Shirl Liu1o . tlfY< Mason, W Va. GIBSON-Kay ·Harmuny ,.ui~ BaeiBe, 01111 f dl d Mr. and Mrs. Grover Salser, visit his grandparonl!, Mr. and Rowan. ., 1 11 If ee ng ohe (2000 sq. ft.), SP 1-554~. 4 3 90tc and Ampllfi~, 24 months to < Marietta silo (12x 30), other CAR TOP fibreglass boat, 12 Sr., Miss Frances Foster and Mrs. Mason Spen<...,r. Phyllis Rowan, Mildred Headpay. see or 'CaU nffu. Jewel·~~==========~~ outbuildings. 40 acres in cui- ft. metal carrier, oars, fire Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Salser Mr. an•"" Mrs. Bob Adams of ley, Gertrude Hoffman ud We buy , .. n soo trade gUJII. e.... Point Pleasant, W. Va.. tlvatk- (can be doubled), extingUisher. 4'h h.~. motor, of Lancaster attended the com- I.-tart wer< Sunda) din- Merle Griffith attended the Bill IV•IIRIIIn. Les WUIIamsoro Phone 50. BIU Wellman, Les EXPERIENCED plenty pasture, 100 acres tim- $2110.00. Like new. Call Ma· mencement exercises at Rio ner guests of Mrs. Flossie Chu- D. of A. Council Inspection II .ff. J 1 Pbo 60 WUJiamson. 111-30tt ' 8 24 6tp Grande College when Rosemary reb, Belpre Monday nigh'"' r &I r m f!'Wt> en, ne . ' ber and all minerals. A steal son 773-5384. 'mnl Pteao~lll, W. Yo. I"'R SALE- l"urnitu;;- for AUTOMOBILE ;' at $6500.00. Employment Wanted d(~g~seeer)lnEedvauncsatrleonce. lved her ~ ~ 10 18 ';k sale. Phone WY 1-2.216. AU'fOMOB"~ tnourance been 6-2tJ.6tp ee gnment ' FARM - 115 acres orr Houle HOUSEWORK, norsing in Guests last week of Mr. and WE HAVE TO MAKE ROOM ....,. ======""""= -AND 681. 5-room bouse with bath the borne, baby sit. clean. Mrs. Grover Sal~r. Sr., were cancelled1 ..'..ost yoor opera· HOUSETRAILER, 1949 Richard. nd ] a coal furnace heating, ing. Am,., Rusche!, Box 56, Diane sa ser and Sherry Blake tor'l UceriMJ CalJ. WY Z.l!Vtlll son, 18x7' In guod condition. Brake Servl'... •. FOR MORE NEW FORD TRADE-INS. ·~ ~·u C 11 WY • ••• " plenty water, 2 water sys- Hartford, W. Va. of Johnstown, Mrs. Bo,.,. 9 .~. ·~ • a ~- • ll-20-8tp terns, 2 barns, garage, 8 19 6tp mary Evans and two children of KILL TERMI'fES and prote<:t chickeohouse, all witlt good _ _ _ _ _ ___:_;;,;,._;; Rio Grande, Mr. and Mrs. Bob NOW'S THE TIME GET THE FOR SALE lawn and shrubs from In'"""" roofo. Umestone soil, fertile _ _.,;;Leg•l Notice Birch and daughter , Monica Lyn --wilb ARAB V do-lt Concea. WY 2·2143 Pomeroy, o. and well fenced , tobacco u••L NOTO'I - - - of Bellevue. BEST DEAl IN THE VAllEY AT ••• IURBY SWEF.PER, complete trate. King Bt~Uden S u p p t 1 ~~::::::::::::::::::::~~ base. $10,500.00. Notte. •• herebJ ""•• that bid• Mrs. lsabeJ Simpson left by wW M reulved at the office of the I f rom CoIumbos to VIsit , WI'th power po lisher Can' 1 be Co., Middleport. 0hlo. 1&1.. county Comllll-'onm~· ln the , pane Cbarle111 Jones, Sale1111an C411U' U J ra o••• ""told r rom , new. Perfect run. 5 2 tfe PIANO ....... m•ror. ouu, w:~t11 tb• Mrs ~n Johnson at St . tuning. Newmau BiD"' SH U123 2901 dQ ar June, t9M, at 10:00 o·· · · KEITH GOBU FORD USED LOT rung collji(tion, Guaranteed. SINGER Sewing mach•--. d Middleport, WY • ,,... •· .... ,., "'' ,.,. ., "'' •••· Pedro, Calif. due 8 uoq; ette r 6 23 3te lowta1 detcrlbed real nhte: J k 1m Ra Iance payments of $59 50 Se era1 - - - - - -- - - - -- P.a•et No. h a e Ho an, Jr. and Tom 7 5248· ' 1 18 30tc $7A pe month Phone WY new, · up. v used lD "'• Vtu•t• 91 Polllllror, Oti.Jo, ..._ Diddle spent last week at Camp THIS WEEK'S SPECIAU · · maehines at bargain pricel FOR SALE by owner 1n M1c:J.. dnDtnt at the 11ort11eut comer ot Lot 2-22114. 6 19 51c The fabric Sbop, s•~er Sales. ~ro;;u;R:-;;YonUR;;;:;~B;;:u:;n;-;•"'o·=·.""r--·-,-rk"". I dle rt • bed b No. . . on aun.mul ............ Arrowhead with Boy Scou!J u•& u ..,., "' po ' • room ome, VUiqel t.bmeto oorth•..t.rb' lllOI'II Ml Ka Hoi . and Service, Pomeroy, Ohio. Phone W" 2-8455, Paul L. Batbuilt in kitcb 11 to all """'"'"' "'"' .... , ., .. 1oo1 to ss Y fman spent USED FREEZER BUYS • en, wa w t.be 11IK' ~t4!ment wall ltl.n4lnf: ha· week at Middleport with last her WY z.zl84. I 21 tfc ley, Pomeroy, Ohio, R. D. 2. carpeting Call WY 2 3787 "'- ,.. ,,......,. - · ®"'"'" 16 Cu. Ft. Unl~o • .,n a ' and"' t~w form"' l'ft.ideJ~r. propen, ar grandmother, Mrs. Minnie HoiCHIST FREEZER _ flOC 8 I •""' .....,... c1ose to ·8Ch00Is. U"'~1c • laY J. P. Jlr.wd.but'J'. thene. ill • nd J-•· 10utbwtrierb' cUreeUoa lllan 1 IID:I e• man a -.e Ho lma n, Jr,, 20 Cu. Fl. Frl-lrw tHEST FRUZia _ $150 SALE: 3 bedroom home the weekend with his 14 Cu. Fl. Pllllco - _ _ _F_o_r_ R_ent - - - I• • wall& thane• ••terb aton1 tta. top o1 spent grandmo~r I UPRIGIIT FRIIZIR • $125 HOUSE, on VIne St.. In Mlddl• In Syracuse, hardwood floors, "'' ••U ...,.,.. loto '" ,.. .. to Or A he- . nd b th 23 Cu. Ft. Uni<o POMEROY OHIO gas furnace storm doors u.. place or IMJbnLin1. a r~ r a ro er, Les* UPRIGHT FREEZER . $100 port. Ph. WY 2-3089. ' carport. Ph~ne WY 2 _ ,W t;.,\~!·v~1!'., ,....,.,, ..,., ter Bailey of Morning Sler Good Nor.,-lltetrlgerlfotI ' 6 25 6tc In the Heart of afterno tnawn and d.tpa,ted pa. a DUP ol were dinner guests of Mrs Ethllrqur Combln•tlan $135 ;;;;;;:;-~~;;;;;;;--=;--:-;--cc-:--: 0011. 6-20-Gtp LtD.ealn KeiJhll made by Brnee and · Servef o.. Refr1ger•tor $100 FURNI~HED and unfurnished THE AMERICAN RUHR c..,..,, """"',. et.u ""~··"· el Wheeler 'fuesday evening. UHd Wringer Wisher . $35 apartments. 134 Mulberry FOR SALE 1n Middleport 4 =:,~!;· ~aPla~-:~:-,:=:ara 1!t Mr. and Mrs. Guy Sayre mov. PomerOy lAndmark Ave., Ph. \\'Y 2-M15. General Rullst•t• bedroom brick house.' 2 :e.~~:~II!D:~t! :Uob.dt~~t~~~ ed from Mason, W. Va., into 6 25 t(c baths. lot and 8 halt out 0f s.w.d bid• UHl oral bkil •Ill ~ the Ina Relthmlller property. 63 FALCON Futura Conv. 6 cyl. w~ 2·2111 Jlck Clrsr,, Mgr. ~=~=;c:-===--~~~ Service ' r-eel.ve4 •* the Commi.IIIODitr'l Offler Mr nd M Ed Dlle d ';;~""'~,;.;;..,~-i:-;;...~.,.! FOUR ROOM HOUSE. Delbert high water Nice location •• tha Ooarthoa.. at the ttm• 1bova • a Is, an chfl. Aut61Tlatie Tr1Mml11lon. You PAY less for fine home Gaul, Chester, Ohio. • See by appol~tmt'nt, or cati o~:!=':!;,. ~":!t.: 11~h!: dtren dandf Mrs. Harry HiD r~ · hi~· CUCKLER REALTY WY 2-:lll85 or WY •vOUNU. MOA ,.., " " " • . . . , . . , o1 '"' a~ . urne rom twoAr'weeks vacafu rms 63 FALCON 4 Door 6 Cyl. .. ...,. 81 Ra ker r~.urnl· 6 23 3tp The I'HI Htata ...w be 10ld to t1t1 tlon at Tu ture tn Middleport, Ohio. (6) 10 tfc bll'hm rMPOrudble bidder upon ttw cson, IZ. Standard '1'rarJsmlalon. Radio, Phont WY 2-1830 ~1~~~ tarm11 Calli upon deliver, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Yandell 4 ll tfc HOUSE FOR RENT in Pome- Boa 229 ~ · c-=---,---c~~::croy . 3 rooms and bath. Call FOR SALE: 7 rooms and •·th Bid• will IN rwcalved for an the and two sons of Me'ldow Bridge 62 FALCON 2 Door 6 Cyl. ~wor• 1 d h' 1 reel ..tate dHCTlb«< above or for ona W V ' USED · " pan S an S Jr :s. WY 2~3575 after 5 p.m. 6-20-tfc house on Rutland Road. • more or the parcel• delll!l'lbed . 1 . a. spent Sunday with Rev, Standard Transmission. ReMI Nice. Carl ...:hevaller. Long Bottom Tbe lllelp Count, Comml.-tonen ~ and Mrs c L O'C POUR ROOM furnished ap'lft. Large lot. Alummum storm ...-va the rtJht tG r.Jael an,- or au · · · onnor. 62 ECONOUNE VAN 6 17 30tp ment. Phone WY 2-3658. Profeaionel Dry Cleenlng doors 8lld windows. Reason- bi~Jas couNTY COMMISSlONERI Mr. oud Mrs. Bert Grimm of Standard Trona. R11ht lor the job. TO . HlGHEST AN~-BEST and Shirt L•undry ahle. Kenneth Searle. SH 2- BY: llh.ry Chlncey. Clark Letart were Sunday dinner 5 b•rMPr 6 room house tn b@ FOUR R{)l) "ll tfc 1 Hour Cle•nlne 5012. 6 11 30tc «J) ~ 11 ' 18 ' t!l, •h gut-sts uf Mr. and Mrs. Ed 60 FORD Gai1Xie 2 Door 8 Cyl. rrmovPd rrom Prernjses. MS, bath and base- l Alterlnt at1d letMirlne TO SCARE HUSBAND Simpson. Automatic Tralll. Radio, power ateerin·J. Aeo•ch a no l,lll'ust Streets, ment, furnace heaLP h 0 0 • i Pockoto oM Zl-n IN SYRACUSE, three bedroom NAPLES, Italy (UPI)-Mrs. Mr · and Mrs. Henry Housh 19 '.M IIepu•·l Ohio. Call WY Z. WY 2-,13 · 4 28 tie l 10 Ills. Dry Cloning $2.00 modem borne, near school, Franct"sca Sorrentino faced iand Mildred spent a week end 59 CHEVROLET Bisc•yne 2 Door 6 Cyl. '· ·~ 1 6 22 3tc DIICOUNTI _ , Modern ir"ulated •all board charges today !bat she fabri· ! with Mr. and Mrs. John Fish· Standard Tran1mls11on. 4 ' ·~ ---- ·· ROOM apartment with balh. l PICKUP a DILtvlaY I beat;~ large toi 72 • 295. cated a crime by telling police Ier in Akron. Mr. Ruuoh remain" 1 '.vn USF:D clothing sold Phone WY M385. -•· t!o ed b ed f ·· :. ..,,:-trt Hawthorne 's on Mt. Phor.e~ r a. m to 5 p. m. WY I at arm ·rob ers st o le i or a VISit. 59 FORD Gelaxle 2 Door Hard Top ' ·"" n,d,e. Racine. Ohio, I 8 tfc ABC CLEANERS 2-3974; Evenings, 7 to 9 p. m money and clotlling from her ; Mr. and Mrs. Owen Watson Automatic Transmission. Radio. Ph ne lVI 9-3074 . Unf•Imiobed boose, 4 ""'""· & SHIRT LAUNDRY WV l-2441 I 2 ftc home. ' spent • day In Lancaster with llll 1ity and bath. t~ Pomt ' Mrs. Surr..,tlno broke down . Mr. and Mrs. Ben Turner and 58 CHEVROLET Delr•y 2 Door 6 Cyl. 6 22 _ Stc Lane, Pomeroy. Phoof wv 2- nusa M•son. w. ve. under queB";..nrng and admitted 1 Wt>nt to CoJumbus to attend the Standard Tranamd11ion. Radio. S• ' 'r( c;.-.wing machine In 3874. s 3 tfc __ Wanted To Buy she roncocted the story to I commencement exerf'iset. in fl ' 1 ··aflinet with full guar- TH;REE and four roo~ fuml!llh• HEATING. Plambta&, Maeder ._ ·- __ _ ~arP hPr .husband into coming whi('h their granddaughter. Bar56 FORD 2 Door 8 Cyl. 1 :-t>~ .· ~ · Pquipped to do zigzag .. IDd Wlfurnllbed apan, hrnHH. Anokl BniJN'n.! A LARGE boun(]ary of tim· ' home earlier at night. bara Jean Roush .vas a mernStandard Transmil&lon. Radio. One owner. c· •1g. b'lf•onhole. monogram itienta. Wl' z-5434 12 8 tfe C18 , ..., M•ln Street. her r~ar Pomeroy, Ohio. eon. 'CARER'' TOO HEAVY ber. Th<ey returned home ac. LET US PUT YOU IN A &.ETTER USED CAR. WI 1•'-"rl hem, etc. full balance, ertiJI, l'lloae In 11-1441. , tact : M w. Runyons, MinSHREWSBURY, Eng I and compar.ted by three grandchild· HAVE 45 USED CARS & TRIJCKS TO CHOOSII s-a ll• nr 16.00 monthly . Phone rrm!NI:IIIED and onfum!Jhed 7 20 u. ersvllle, Ohio. WY 2-6273. (UP[)-Offlclals here rejected lren who will spend ten days FROM. WY 2-2204, 6 25 5!c apartrnenta. lnqutre ~t ttt. e 23 lOtc I a 'cabe-r" made for Shrows- Ihere. Reposses.<ed automatic electro- Ohio llo\#1. ·- ti-Z2<fr &.rt ~! l'llnnlllnt uti _ . . _. _ ~ bury's first hlgblond games on 1 Mrs. Bob Knlghl!tep and dauluxlike new . Full set of clean· MODER!< 4 room •nd bath IIMib!c grounds It was too heavy to gbt~r. Alicia of Columbus visIng toots and pop-out bags. furtifshc<. apartmont. Phon• Ilk ••Ill•. <IIIIo For Sale or Rent throw. ' lied over the weekend with her : Sell 1 new for over $150.00. WY 2-3874. 6 12 tft EDd Wtar trwer troul\let - -, I A 'caber'~ 1!1 a hufJe pole ;mother.·, Mr1. Lavinia Simpson . .· Wt tt•ve •H •bet H01 rsR for rpnf or ale, by llwt Sc:ntRmen toAA to prove ' Alicia renl•ined to s~nd the 1 Guaranteed to pat'ly a!IIIUm-lTIIl!ICE hedr•>Om bouse oni.i~. ,. , lng last 1 payments of SS.2S cola. Hill. Porn..m. ph 0 0 e SrwPr 1\tat•iltnH olll1mTllly pHvmenll on land the-ir !\t~ngth. ThP. olllclaht i Sltmmer \With her granrlmot.hPr. j monlhlJ'. Phooo WY :1-2204. WI W34l or :1-218&. lr«ooaoall .cunlrac~ 532 MiD Stroot, Mid-~ 8111d the lilie delivered . there , Mr. and Mrs. Goorpe Slrnh ••h 1 25.., Col WI MIMIIflr • NfPI dlliarl. J'llilDe In :1-6212. wu tltroe llmeJ too IIMI')' 11111 1 ond daushter, Sue Ann o1 Jef· Loctlft a lyomore Its. Mldd..pclrt OFl<'ICS 8.30 A.. M.. ', .,~,_,,,._,_ , • ..,,,.,,.......,,l"~!ia"·¥4'"'-"''":.2".S:U"'**i'"'""4~i}#llfii"'.~:J"'"\I"P"l!\!11':1ii!Q!'!$11'1!iJ 'I Pomeroy Society Notes Motor Co. ;;;;=="""'====:-=::c II ' and Chrisd; open! • week end with hi• parent&, Mr. and Mra. OrviJIB ADell. Rev. GW, Mr. and Mrl. CUIfond Jacobs, Mra. Mabel 'l'riiCJ ond Mra. Emma F01 recently took tho Youth Choir of lha Mr. and Mrs. Ben Fox of Free Methodist Church to MarZanesville, Gladys Fox of Rav~ Ietta to tour the muaeum. They o111wuod vlsiLed Sunday with had a plcnlc al a roadside park. by l :OC p. m., by caHing Curtiss Breeding Service Inc. Albert f arker, Chester. Ohio. Ph. !185-341[>. 6 24 30tp ' ~ -~.---------------.1 Services ---~--NEW ANL USED welders, air comp.-essors, welding r o d. CLEAN YOUR wool carpets PARMER.'!: for the beot bulls, Free demonstration. Pomeroy on your floor evenings. Con· at the best price, wttb thf' Landmark, Ph. WY 2-2181. tact: Rutland l"urniture. SH nation's leading sires in Dal· ry and Bee!. F'or forenoon Mill!. 6 23 61c 6 25 3tc convenience servil·e. ~al l by I ft. meat display case Tyler ·TO BE'ITER serve you, we 8:00 • · m., afl•rnoon service DU.OUNJ:I Will b• -------c (,'\ • WHAT's TH' Mm>R? TH' """'""'I LOOk'rN' ~!AT 1RAILE~ JU1iT Wf.NT PAST TOWiiiiD "OII?TV" JAKE '5 A8.ciNDON!iO FARM. 'iY_EI?YBOOV kNOWS W"Kl He" I'S! '"S1<:!/lr1ER" S~VME, AnD HIS "DEAD WA(iONv / KNOW TH' QJY ~ ' ;I ; I, • ' .,.. • 0 - ..:·. ,, �------·-- __ ..., ...... ~- . ..... _.,.. ___............. _____ __ _ .,... ; I 12-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, June 25, 1964 - - -·----and children of Columbus visited the put week with her mother, Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Downing. Ml . Bonnell cetum· ed to Columbus leaving hls family for a week. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hackett and three cbildren, Barry, Monica and Marsha of Ft. Meyers. Mr. and \Irs. Walton Manley Fla . are here for a visit with , ------------""----------------..:1!1------------------------, Arorrnd And About Middleport have as tht'iJ guests this sum- his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gearmer. their granddaughters, ge Hacke~ and other relatives . Yvonne Kay and Susan V Ra- Their older son remained in Ft. ."ueyers. dPI of Kansas City, Mo. Mary Ann Case and Mrs. I , __;;;;;;;;;;;;;;__• Frederick Case of Parkersburg 1~ are guests this Wt'f'k of Miss Mainly About People In Pomeroy Frieda Faehnle The Middleport Garden Club will not hold their June meeting but will meet m July , The club is invited to attend a silver tea Sunday, Jum 28 al the home of Mrs. Roymond Zerkle on old route 7 in Cheshire from Mr. and Mrs. Charles eoeg. I to S p. m. lin d da . Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Geran ughter spent the Jarh and children have return· weekend at Beverly with Mr. ed from vacation trip in Vir- and Mrs. Marshel Miller and ginia and Washington, D. C. family. They visited in Alexandria. Va. Mrs. Mabel Marshall returnwith his brother and family, ed to her home Portland Mon- 1 Mr. and. Mrs . Elmer Gerl~ch day, after 8 ' several days j and famtly and_also went $ t~ht visit with Mr. and Mrs. H. E. I seemg m Washmgton, D · At Cooper. Norfolk tloe) visited tbe Doug· Mr. and Mrs Fred Blaettnar las McArthur. Memorial. Navy returned home Tuesday evening Yard and A1rhese. They also after a weekend visit at Cam· spent some time at Natural bridge with their daughter and Br1dge, Va. enroute home. son in law, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. ann Mrs. Wendell Ger- Jalll<!s R. Lee. lacb ~d childreu visited last Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fields, week m McConnelsville wtth <laughter, Patricia and son their parents, Mr · a.KI Mrs. Jeffrey returned nome last FriHomer Gerlach. and Mr. and day after a visit in Chicago, Mrs. W. E. Snuth. Ill. with their snn and dough- Top Value! SALE SAMPLE BEDSPREADS Our sample line of Heritage Qutlts (priced only for stoek on hand). Beautiful florals and solids. Mach· ine washable . 1--$12.98 Twin 51••• Reel print Sale $8.00 1--$12.98 Full S i n - - - - - - Sal• $8.00 1--$15.98 Full Sin, Brown Polish Cotton_ $10.00 1--$16.98 Full Solid Color, Gold Hop10cking $11.00 1--$17.98 Full, Lilac Floral _ _ _ _ _ $11.00 4-$19.98 Full-1 whlto, 1 blue, 1 lilac, 1 brown - - - - - - - - $12.00 $15.0ll 1--$22.98 Full, Lila< Throw 1-$24.98 Full, Blue Shantung Stripti _ _ $16.00 1--$29.98 Full, Dark Blue Quilted Acetate $18.00 Solo $1.69 ond $1.89 Odd Lot $3.95 1 Mrs .. Bern.~ Schramm .. of terin law, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Zanesville VISited recently wtth Fields and son and their son her daughtei and family' Mr. and Mrs. John Lyons aQII lam~I> ~e l:s no1w1: m Anzona vunt· mg wtth relatives and plans .to Joseph Fields Jr., who accom· panied them home for a week· end visit. Enroute horne they were joined in Columlrns hy I gv to Ca lifo .. ma for a viSit With their daughter, Mary Ann who her grandson, Mr. and Mrs. accompanied them home for a 30" WINDOW AWNING MATCHSTICK CAFE CURTAINS Oanvas in solid and .itrlp. 36" length, in white (Only 1~ and natural. to sell) where they were called due to · turned home last Friday, after th~ Illness of her m\Jther ' Mrs . ~ a several days visit with her Ehzabeih . M.,. Arn-' · 1 d bro ther m · 1aw , Mr . . m . a Arnold ld IS cas t WI.th broken 1SIS er an !.1 )~nes f~ton~r~- C~~~ in the leg a_nd ankle and Parsons, CharM d Mrs R0 be l H • r. an . · r ar n il b e a bed pat~ent for so me time . Sht> accompanied her daughter to Middlep<orc. They i brecht ano family of Worthing- came by ambulanct: plane ta l ton_ w-ere weekend guests of \thens and she was trdnsfer-j thell mothers, Mrs. Raymond ·ea by the Coats ambulance to Harbrecht and Mrs. Norman Pinch pleated - solid eolor - No Iron fiberglas featur- inl a jacquard weave "Snowflake'' pattern. Cafe h11 braBI coated ring11. CAPE SIZE YALANCI DRAPE SIZE DRAPE $1ZE DRAPE SIZE DRAPE SIZE Colors -Toast. 36" ton1 - Hch ,..not 23" wido $1.95 pr. TO MATCH ··-·--······-······-· · $1.00 45" X 46" •••••••••••••••••••• $2.95 pr. 63" X 46" - ········-·-····-·- - $3.49 pr. 7'1!' X 46~ - ··-····-······--·· - $3.89 pr. 84" X 46" --·- ·--------------- $3.99 pr. Turquoise - Gold - Pink - White - Green PLASTIC TABLE DAMASK Save on washing and ironing. 54" wide in pastel green, pink, yellow, blue. RCA Victor 1964 TELEVISION SETS Sow Friday & Soturdoy an Several S.tl - ConfliDI118 and PortabiM - On Display On Elberfelds Second Floo:r 39c vet. Cannon Terry Cloth Solo $3.00 5 pr. Reg. $6.95 Solo $3.00 7 pr. Reg. $8.95 Sole $4.00 Bargain In NIGHT GOWNS Cool wash and wear cotton crepe in solid color and fioral prints. Waltz length gowns and full length aowns in both regular gize and Extra sizes. Blue Denim DunQarees Helght1 from 89c SIHp In Comfort sa•• to Shad01 are Tsffeta 61" and fabric over Vellum. Lamps are brass and brass plated. Some styles have tone glazed china Ureaka. Washable MaHress Toppers Mid• of Polyurethane lit" to 1lit" thick to fit twin and full size beds. $3.98 69c For Extra Si1.. The reular sizes in white, Mrs. Mildred Zeigler is spend. Mrs. Jed Webster Sr. . re- turned ho!"e Monday evem~g, from M~Igs G~IJeral Hospital hlg two weeks in Beckley, W. Va. with her son and family, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Zeigler . Mr. and Mrs. Rooney Hill and son, Rodney , Buck han- 39c 1an, w. Il'eekend with Mrs Jean Cooke and Connie and Tommy and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Daven· oort and children visited re· !ently in Bee<ley, w. va. with sons, Randy, David, Greg and Steven of Imperial calif. are the guests of Mrs. Abna Rupe, Rutland, Mr. and Mrs. Rtchard Rupe and family and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Burns of\ KITCHEN TOWELS $3 . ~ department for Katz Shift JERGENS-WOODBURY Liquid make·up - Shape stick - Upslick - Preaoto- . more). BEAUTY AIDS Slu 24 x 32 tnchn •' (Usually about a dollar SYLRAY WHITE PANTIES ' make-up. Liquid make-up. [n Regular Size 59c and in Extra Size 69c. Made Your choice with double crotch back to front. ! ed powaer compau::t with mirror. Dream-Glo cream l..ausche offered ment ol his own to cis• tax on tires moll of which are Ohio . relatives. j Pomeroy. Mrs. C. M. Hennesy has re- Mr. and Mrs. Clarence S. turned from a visit in Colum~us with her daughter and ·amily, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Harris and sons, Nick and .Jim. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bonnell Jordan and daughters and Ma· ry E. Jordan of Pomeroy were SINGER Clearance Summer enee S. I Jordan, Pomeroy, Heavy gauge, 2 Inch yd. eMetal tonfue and groove elosm:e to keep out dust. eSize 30" X 15% •• x 12¥' '' Bleck, Blue or Olive QUADRIGA PRINT 17· 50 38" wide - 100% rotton. Guaranteed fast colors.Checks, florals, stripes, ~0.00 Columbus for a week. I Mr. and Mrs. Emil PUck-· THE Fabric Shop McCall's Patterns Singer Sales & Service WY2·2214 115W.2n4 -------....J _..,. Ohto 19· Curved slides 14.95 terna . eOn Sale Elberf•lds yard Machanlc Street METAL SUIT CASES tx12foot RUGS Strong three ply wood frame covered with gleam· ing baked enamel sheet metal. a...,. weiibt plaat - Ion ruga. Artnored with pJ.utic - ouy to clean. Paper lining and plastic post-type handle, charcoal color. Size 26" x 15" x 8" - - - - - - $6.95 Size 28" x 15" x 8" $7.95 IPEC:IAL :1-Ptoco $7.95 and $7.69 TankCover Set THROW RUGS Cbenillo In psatel eaton. Complete))" washable. Fill .U tllllto - and otopa Sizes S'x5' and 4'x6'. tweatinc. Nice assortment colors noise. Add new fashioned oolor to old tanks. These framed Ollettes Include many popular sub- :~~~:~Rem-=:~::1 ::~!0_;_ eOn Sale Elberfeldo Mechanic St. Warehouse PAJAMAS FOR GIRLS 2 piece styles and sizes from 7 to 14. Floral prints in wash and wear fabrlca, batistes and seersuek.ert. Sizes are 2 to 14. White only. On oale fOr . , . CUIS GARMENTS-----GARMENTS GARMENTS GARMENTS GARMENTS GARMENTS Not all sizes In all styles latn and N. J. - In Women's RAYON PANTIES On Solo Friday BICYCLES 3 lor Sale $1.50 Sole $2.00 Sole $2.50 Sole $3.00 Sale $3.50 Sale 4.00 $1.95 e2 RACQUETS eNET eBIRDIE e SET OF RULES tnd $]·00 AMF Roedlllaoter Blcycleo. ALL MODELS OF ell. For Boys and Girlo. LAWN BOYS SPECIAL Altl ON IALI AT SALE PRICES THI MIC:HANIC JTitiiT ellloorfoldo -hanle WAIIIHOUSI ltrMtWareheuoe MEN'S FINE QUALITY J!!LUE CHAMBRAY WO RK SHIRTS Fin• y•r11 blue chambray with long ''"""' two button clown flap pock•h• extr• full cui. Sla 141,; to 17 _ ______ $J-19 .. •3·19 $119 • . · Friday and Saturday Bargains, Elberfeld.s- Pomeroy ·· ' . Charles Ren&eloen of Coium- L...:==================::.._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ bua, cent, while the municipalities rec·e'ved $135 AI.683 '810 h . or l?. 2 cen1.ti armg were h h" h . ed t e coun es w IC recelv $99d·296th.38btoor hi12 ·6 pehr hcent, an_ e wns ps w IC receiVedi $2I.028.29 7 or 2·6 per per so s ce:·. ~ '~~~~~~ t~e re me Tri-Partite Move Aimed at Berlin and Meigs County wilt be celebrating his 80th man~he s:.•te •· • . • •1 .... , . , I' ' ! schools $540,B38 "'""T: policy statement, which appeared to invite talks on th e German question, was contained in a "tri·partite declaration" by the three Allies issued in each of the eapo ital5 today. Th d 1 r h" h the - - - - - - - - -- e ec ara ton , on w •c West German government was East German treaty. But It s serves a near y c ure a !ted ·· · th r t sed the 1 New ArU n.-n. .._. · . .. . . .. . . Iclosely consu . was a rep y was positive m a1 u to a treaty of friendship and development to call for setU. _.,.,..,.,.<«..'""'~""""',.,...,~~-e-·f"""'t" h" h Russl8 . ment "as soo_n as pcsst"ble" w _. "'""'''"'"""-"'·"'"""'"·'"" '"''''"''•·''"''''··,·--2 ·· -- ·'' r:oop .! ra 10n w 1c · or re lre- : nbus . bonds. M . bo · meTh _nt oid' • strt utiOn w eigs County before deducting the state's sh_are was f/89,619 the Ol 1 D, p d a1ry r0 UCt B'd Awarded I ByEast ern signed on June 12 with the issues involvmg Germany. Communist regime of East . The three Allies declared that reunification of Germany 011 The Western statement was !the basis of sell determlna' negative to the extent that it 'OI free choice by Germllll Germany. protestec· a number of claims ' themselv ~s. remains a and implications in the Soviet- Imental objective." I Bids for dairy products were the county_ ~~i~ed acted upon at the regular the mumcipahties· meeting of the Eastern Local v "fund.- • NE Ohio Method'Ists ote T0 endaII DISCriminabon • •• • ... · and the townships, $36,SIO. The Board of Education recenlly. $55,643 th• county, $100,931, and the township's $36·510. The Bids were submitted by LAKESIDE (UPI) - The North-East Ohio Annual State's share was $5,695. Parkersburg Creamery. Valley Conference of the Methodist Church was 011 record today !!ell and Broughton Dairy with as committed to the elimination of all forms of racial see· Valley Bell receiving the c.on- regation and discrimination within the church. tract for 1964-65 on a low md Delegates Thursday unanimously awroved a resoluof 6c per I> pmt for homogen- tion banning segregation and discrimination. They took !zed _and cbocolal» milk. Ap- the first step in that direction by approving 654-4) the ·pe<!lmllatoly ~1.000, lll8S or- transfer of "Negro churdlet fr.oln the ~&toll Comer· dered paid on current and old ence of fhe Centra! Jurirotction into· the p~mi-nintty ·· acrounts. white conference of the North-Central Jurisdiction. The following teacher. were I The move already hed been given approval hy the ·•Isler given two year contracts, Kt>Meigo County farmers Inter- lhryn Baum, Janice Ciidwell, Ohio Conference and the Lelt:• ested in saving bedding and Nellie Parker, Larry Ritchie, inglon Conference. keeping their cows clean are 1'wila Strausbauch. Robert The pian will eome up for ~ invited to attend the meeting Wise, and Betty Roush , Five nal adoption at the North c.... Tuesday evening June 30 at 8 year contracts were given to Ira! Jurisdiction Conference ill p. m. at the Rock Springs Thelma c.rr. Olive osnorn, Cleveland July 8 to 12. U apo Grange Hall. Harry Parker and B e r t h a proved, the Negro Methodist Joe Blickle_. Extension Agri- Smith . Continuing contracts NEW HAVEN _Funeral ser- ch:"es apd hconflyreg~~':: cultural Engineer, wtll dtscuss were awarded to Eleanor . f 'If 0 ed L S .th 70 ca geograp Ica • · · VICes or · ' mi · • North E-~ Ohi"o Conferencti . may as- Knight and VIolet . how free-s tall houstng MIHhone. · · 1 • ~· sist in solving bedding and who dted at Holzor Hospita • will become members of thtl cleanliness problems. A special meeting has been Wednesday at 5: 45 p. m. af·\ conference. ,_ Cleanliness of Cow Stalls is June 30 Topic Doc- • f or SerVIce Alfred Smith Js Announced This is a meeting open for called for June 30 to consider te_r an Illness of se-veral anyone interested in improv- applications for industrial arts ing the bousing of dairy cows. and instrumental music teachArrangements for the meet- er positions. lng have been made by tbe . Service . Cooperative ExtensiOn SS 0 d th M . Co D . an e eigs unty atry Servtce . Um.1. Mr_ Bllckle a1so w"il be 3V81"I8 bl e for personaI I Mrs. Winifred Marcinko of Joppa, Olive towliShip, pose beside their Mother visits to a limited number of . grotto. The two cave-like structures are the only ones in this area.-Sentinel photos. farms Tuesday afternoon. Far· mers interested may call the 't- Mi K b}entz Js Secret ary c0 u n ty has tW0 .G• ~ott Of AU Group· I OS Extension Office to make arrangementa. day~, ~ The 4elegates said they wera.) will be he ld at 9 :30 a. m. Fri- wiiling to receive a Negro bisJo. day IEDTl at the Fogleson~ i op and called upon the jurisdloo Funeral Home. F'ath€'r Thorn . tional conference to make it! as Norton from . . al . the ff" Pt. . 1 Plead 1 assignment o1 an EPISCOP sant area w1 11 o JcJa e an 1 d Ohl eon! bur~al . wt.11 be m . Duncan F a IIs ea er to the o erence. Ce Du F 11 o metery. · nran a s, ., near Zanesville Mr Smith was horn Novem-1 be 19. 1894 at Cainsville. Flo· rida. the son of the late John Johnson Says Report About Games is False w. Smith and Nanry Joanne Truelove Smith. He was PI"&ceded in death by his wile, caroline. who died in 1963. He Ernie Johnson. studying lor Heart grotto. The,structure was Marcinko. She haslried to grow is ,urvived by a son, Alfred, the mlnstry at Kentucky Chrto. completed last August hy John flowers in front of the grotto J .. of Jnd•anapohs .. Ind .• a !ian College, Grayoon, Ky. oald Perko, Bridgeport. who is the but foond there is a rabbit that daughter . Mrs. Shirley E. today the Rutland Church of brother-In-law of Miss Marcin- is fond of flowers. They are Gnmm. of New Haven three Chn"st whi"cb be assi·sts as pao· Syraeu~e SIJIIRd 18 ko. kept . well clipped. b th Aid in Emergency The largest, in which stands Mlsa Marelnko'l Sacred Miss Dixie Roush, president grandchilar_en . seven ro ers tor when he can, hes nottting to The Syracuse emergency a five foot '_'Sacred Hearl" sta.t- Hearl waa give• to ••r by FaThe older but smaller Bless· 0 was in charge of till! meeting. and fiVe siSters. do with any "SUnday" baseball tlqtllld rushed to the residence ue, is in MISS Rose Marcinko s ther George Shipman, of oar ed Mother grotto was finished A report from Ernestine Wood, Friends may call at Fog!.,. or softball league 10 reporte4 of John Mohler at , p.m. garden on the, Success. road. Lady ci Loretta cbQrcll wllere four years ago this month. Mrs. Columbus and Southern treuurer, showed contributions song Funeral home anytime un- Thursday. 8 45 Wednesday. Jennifer, lba five- ~ Potarcinko s slster-tn-law, be bod served two yearo. Falb- Man:lnko's late husband, Otto Ohln Electric Compaey, 2U received from employees of til time of services. He was The Dalley Sentinel does not year-old daughter of Mr. and Wlnifrec. Marcinko, has a er Sblpmaa 1180 sagested Marcinko, buill the sandstone North Front Street, had com- the Kaise> Aluminum Plant a World war I v•teran, a condone in any way false r• Mrs. Mobler, ,... taken to the smaller Blessed Mother Grotto the preoent site of the .,.uo structure in the !root yard, lac- mon share earnlnp of $10,11'1,· and Poultry Producers Ass'n. member of the Masonic Lodge porta given it in w r 1 I In 1 Bober hospital and fllven treat.. in Joppa. which caa be seen eaolly from lng the house. 000 for the 12 months ended . . of Duncan Falls, and a retired through the mails SIICh as 0.. man! for a laceration of lba left A 200 pound T·stone from a the rolld below. The grottos are symbolic of May 31, 1964, compared with A committee consiSting of porject eng'neer at tbe Spom one referred to above. Ies. She was released and re- MetbOijisl holll<! in Bridgeport, Flowers are placed regularly the cave in which the Blossed $tD,534,000 .a year earlier, ·a Jennifer Lohse, Frank Epp~ Plant. Previously he had been Mr. Johnson said: turnnd home. 0 ., ails atop the large Sacred in front of the grotto by M t s s Mother first appeared. 1.4 per cent Increase. · and James Sheets was oam with the Filo plant at Zanes· The Rutland Church of Cbrllt Hart-y M. MIUer, ~resident .to make .the preliminary selec- ville. does not sponsor any I!Oflball said this amounted to $1.11 • lion of high rankin!! club mem· league. A local league is finaa. BlD8 DMTED D share, based 011 5,800,1100 com- ben. Fmai selection Will be LEAVES POMEROY ced and supported bY anony. lnflll'lllalloo on obtalnlna spe- I~ ·~ mon share• now ottlilendln&, by an GUt-of-county team. Carolyn Sue Thompson, 20, mous donor$. clfJcatlm IIIII bid forma for ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla. (UP!) throu&h pollcti nnes to ~ttsck the fighting wu over. following the I,WO .fPr 011!! spli! Plans tor the fair were dl.- Pomeroy, charged with child 'l'bis is not • SUnday School lnslallallon '1,. new , . .fired _ segregationists and elvU about 200 marching clvll rights A white 111an helped a police- Win1'h bec811lfl effective May . t; eusaed. It . "'" voted to plan neglect, was taken to the Marys- League. There hes been one SuD hot wlller hl•lln& unit at rights workets, about 500 demonstrators. man put her in an automobile 1964. Based on the .common an AcbieVement Program for ville Women's Correctional in- day game played due Ill a ocbo ·• Pomeror P.ost Office may atrong., clashed in the street Women heeame hysterical to transport her ~ a hospital shares presently· outatandln& Ibis fall. stitution today .by officers. She edule eonfll<l. All Plllllll 111 ICeund Ill that office. Thur.a&y night, leaving more and smaH chllilren cried In and a group of whites attacked earnirlp per share for the ll The next meeting was set has been a priSoner m Metp played OD 1\liODII&Ys, Frlda)'ll AD roa 'IOPLBSS ~ than a score with bloodied fright at the height of the him, kicking him before they months ended May 31, 1lfl3 for Tuesday evening Sept. 8. county jai: several days. and Saturda)W. CJUCAGO (UPI)-A .Iullurban noses broken teeth and other melee whicb saw Negroes, could be beaten back. would have been $1.88. False lnf<IrntatkJo Will givel ear deiler Cllltecl, 111 Gil l n l . · !'hiles and poll~ roll on the It wu one .of the worst mel- Otierallll& revenu.. for tho Mole• Memorial Hoopllal MR. BUD~ CONFlN~ at tbe time d. 1l!e first prlndat the .;rile fGr topleu , Twenty - one - 18 Negroes ground in 1 number of fights dents of violence in Ibis racial- same period were $68,262,000 ADMISSIONS - Mrs. Con- Lee RudiSill of Pomero~ IS and lll,)'tblnc ~ a S. lUlls. . • . tbree segregaticmlils - "that bt.okl! out alter . poUce ly tense clty and .folio~ an CCliiii>U"'ld to ~,2fll,tllll, a 3.0 ole Mulford, Gallipolis; Unda coofined to Holzer. hospital, d~ IIOflblll ...... Is etlrtl) In till !llictloa of 1 to hospitals with their ill: were able to-pUsh an ir.IUaJ at- earlier clash ln. wbidl ·aegre. pe. cent gain. ()peralln& a. Cramer, Pomeroy: Mary Sea· Room 361, .. a medical pa- IDISleadipc,,~ Oikqo lllwltfiJMit:, In aa !tom About 15 were arrested. tack back. · gatlonlsts broke throullb potlce peuses cUmbed from 1150,117,• man, PQ\).IIrOy. tient · • \. .:!i\1JI" ·' ttdverllaiDII "ioplea CIJI" (con- Bricks, bottles, garbage cana, Qh·l 5!nck !)owl~ lines at a ~bUc beoch to at- 000 In 1113 lc\ $51,&35,000 duro DISCIIARGES - Elizabeth MAaRLt.Gii: ~CA110N nrllblttt). tile demr 181d: bub capo and pieces or picket A ~· •, aa!'CI Negro girl, her tack a clvU rlgbts wade • Jn 'Ill the same period Jn liM. Grueser, Hartford; S hI r I• Y Meigs Gollenl Hoopltal Hobli:t J9leph "RaUb, " • .•Yaq lion'i 1« In trouble al were bur~ through the ~ away, was ~• .Kilowatt hour Illes . were up Hollon, Mlnersvllle. ADMISSION - Melvin llon&- Pomero)r, truct llrin!' ... Ma •• title belch ror not lllvlnl "a · .. by ~~early 300 scireamml fow\11 ~· .lil jhe ···~ UJI.. The" violence prom).l\ed 1nu.; .U per cent from lbe pmloua BIRTH - Mr. IIIII Mrs. Con- cutter, Pomeroy. hl!l Mllrie lle*'tl, U, ,_.. ~ 1bM1 bellltllll!' tleiHiatlolllJts . wbo · slorniiiCI ~ ~-~ ·.- ;"'' lion! of .· ~Can~, OD, ~~ ,4), 12. • ~- ~ ~ • Mulld, a dqblft. DISCHARGES - N-. roy, • , ' "' ~ _.! ~ ~·. , .! tj ~·~.,_ .,. , ~~ 11 IW\" ~· .~ "' 14.JP ~~"' ~~ ~.' ·".' lJI • l '.,"- • ,ll•fr'i•-. , ~/f ~ . . Common Shares Of C&SOE Earnm'gM re Patricia Koblentz was named secretary of the Meigs County ._H Council at a meetlng this week. She replaced ~ackie Jooes wh08e. resignsII_on. was accep~, with apprecialton for her fine work. j ·til!!'- cJ•.mried . c)otbbil. . . 'i of evidence and proceedure in [ Ross was released on bill the trial of a criminal case. • earlier this year by the Court The court further said that of Appeals pending a decilt the only question for the jury ion in his appeal. Mr. Mn. Harok! Sauer of Middleport R..>. t are koldlng a bl tbday can' and greeting sbowe< for Dr. Jotm On of R. D. %, New Wilmington, Pa. Dr. Orr. a (ormer In defend himself from an altldl by an intruder, 1!11 hi! claimed, or whether he purposely and maliciously killed his wife. _ .:.ce v.·olence Flares m' St.Aogusti'ne 24 Jnob and 28 inob mod· · finished oak wood frames. oft Idefendant fired the llhotluD II i&l&S reslden• to determine was whether lilt Cllstomed to the use of pro!ne, vile and vulgar language. This evidence was not admissible for any purpose . T be defendant was allowed much greater latitude tban was proper under the estab!lshed rules ge and the verdict clearly in- I of the defendant. The TeCO'"d dicates that the jury did not is replete with improper evibelieve defendant's testhnony dence adduced on behaU of the relating to his encounter with defendant, especially u it rea third person In his llome." lates to the good reputation The Court of Appeals con- of the defendant and the bad tinued, "In regard to the many reputation of the decedent. minor alleged errors, an e>:· "This evidence tends to show aminalion of the record diJ. the decedent was a quarrelcloses no irregularities preju· some, nagging, temperamentdicial to the substantial rights al and immoral woamn, ac- during calendar 1963, it was were: J am.. W. Kiset' ~ a nd costs line lift for rd lnndequate brakea C 0 Wll $!110 and costs, 5 with f7 IUBpended and 110 days probation, on a cbargedriver of per· unlicensed mJ"tll"" oper~; '",;'motor vehicle es s. WillialllllOII, $5 and costs, left of center John Fraley, and COlis, no operator's Ucense, and Edward R. Malun, $00 and Two sandstone grottos, Utile eosls, defective brakes. known to most people, are local· in Meigs county. Both are , in Olive township. BADMINTON SETS Doublt lxtra 11111 .r.......... •. (, FRIDAY, JUNE 26, 1964 reported today by State Audi- taught the Men's Bible class tor Rog~r W. Tracey. This was with an average auendance of 100. 81 was also professor an increase of $49,755,145 over o1 biblical studies and pres!-1962. The schools of the state r.,. dent of Westminster CoUege. ~Ived •'24 698 4~ or 66 8 per •)thou.,. now reliT" ed be •< .., ' • •• • ntltl •• b b' h 1 ..to Five were fned ths morning in Me'•s "' County Court by ·Judge Frant w Porter Jr " • • They Foundation Garments and Bras f2.95 $3.95 f4.95 f5.95 56.95 $7.95 .. Ohios political subdivisions birthday. WASHINGTON (UPI) - The United States, Britain shared in the distribution of and France declared today they are ready to "take ad. Is a for!llt · pastor , f785,285,t5l in eal .sta~ and ofDr.theOrrFirst Presbyterian vantage of any opportunity' to try to solve with the RUJo public utility property taxes Church In Middleport and sians the long-standing issues of Berlin and a divided Ge!'o . an amend· end the exand tubes, produced In Fi Fin db ve e Y County Judge Bargain Sol• Of Discontinued StyJ.. In hturdqo for anly Reduees water FRAMED PICTURES $7•95 Other Sbot $12.00 ond $15.00 . l :~.a~~iti~U= ;~~e= :c:c:~;m~::::s.~=~=~::::~~n: Weekend guests of Mr and M Ch 1 •. and W•Nhou.. I Touch & Sew' ! Mr. and Mrs. Bill Leffler and Portable S.wlng Machine sons of Nelsonville called on •Exclusive Push-Button Bob- Lowell McNickle Sundoy. bin! Fills throueh the nt>e llrs. Delpbert Teaford has redie-right in the machine! turned home after a trip to eSiant needle conslruction Arizona and Mexico. eExciusive Hori1.ontal Spool Pin for steady thread rtow Mr. and Mrs. Cherles Turn· eCase i nclud~ 1 er visited their children in PANTIES 50 8 Foot Double novelty and llorder pat· 39c One Graup SAVE GIRLS BABY DOLL SALE ~riday. Antiquity Social News EIDERLON finish . Nylon bearing. Soltl 49c steel coverine and binding weekend visitors in Akron as guests of Mrs. Catherine Marsh and family and called ,_iiii;;,.;;_=;;_~;;_=.:::; l on Mr. and Mrs. Roy West. Miss Jordan also called on Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hartung and family of Mogadore. The Jordan's returned home Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd D. Jordan and daughter Kimberly Lynn, Atbens, called on his mother Mr. and Mrs. George Powell ano Mary Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Kessinger and family of Lancaster ! called on Mr. and Mrs. Clar: MOWER STEEL GYM SETS steel tubing. Baked on eBaked enamel sheet George blood transfusion saved t b .. life of a Jehovah Witness mother and her premature son, • .•nvered by Caesarean sectton Thursday night in Pasack Val· ley Hospital. · The pint of blood wao giv"" over the objections of M r s. Wlllhnlna Anderson, 29, of bury Park who was under co,Irt 1 order to take the blood H was necessary to save the u~~o born child. SALE OF U WII·BOJ J=~ City .. llltllt IIJif Bloek III · ._, Jiiii .. lid. - - - - - - - - - >;:. ;· . ~ -------... Tax Melon Slice up For Counties • "U we're going to be lool, Ish," he told the Senate, "let's .. co tha whole " He said senators seekina benor • Hanger steel slats. CAMP TRUNK ....>.;:::- _,•••~.... tort said today an unwanted e18" Vinyl film with a self adhesive backing for pressure-sensitive to wood, metal, glass, plaster, wallpape:r, paint, tile and linoleum. e Waterproof, resists stain, mildew, flame e Over 75 different Cling colors and patterns avail· able. Sells regularly for 49c a yard-for this Sale so~, John Downs of Yuma, va. visited over the Ariz. and Mrs. Lewis Rupe and ·.'~,..,r:r~-,""n" of the Democratic ledership. On sale in the infanta Gowns. &pectall CLING and Is Improvmg. Mrs. W"yne Rupe and grand· I other Democrats in 1oting for repeal as the repeal measure passed 48-38 against the advice CURITY DIAPERS SHIFT GOWNS Popular wels. The popular Stevena Birdseye. s An entry wu filed Thursday . an intention and pUrpose to afternoon in the county clerk kill. As we view the sitUation, of courts office . ' the defendant was eitbet eoIn affirming the judgment titled to an acquitjal or waa made in Meigs County Com- guilty of the offense for wbleh mo.1 Pleas Court, the Court of he was coovicted. The eviAppeals said: dence doe• not ou~est -"Y '"The fact that the defendant lesser offense. 1'he trial court fired twr shots f om a shotgun correctly refused defendant's not more than 12 feet from the request to include oucb les.. victim, unquesliona~ly, showed er offense in the general ebar· Sen. Stephen M. Young, other Ohio Democrat. joined 16 I San Diegil Calif wher he !the Muskingum river. They stationed He h~s bee~ on a i were jointel there by their 90 day lea~e with his parents daugllters and sons in law' Mr. and Mrs. Harry Chesher: Mr. and Mrs. '-..arry Thomas He had been on • six months and daughter and Mr. and :our of the Orient prior to his ~rs. Larry Bunce ai'KI son of Jeave. Cvlumbus. 1 The Meigs County Court of Appeals, upholding the seconddegree murder verdict of Ralph E. Russ. has refused to grant the defeodant a new trial. This announcement came Thursd~y in a decision of Appeal Court Judges James ColHer, presiding Judge; William Brown, and Marshall Carlisle. WASIUNGTON - Sen. Frank J. LaullChe, D-Ohio, voting galnsi a bill to repeal tbe per cent excise tax on jewelry, furs, toilet articles and luggage costing less than $100, Thurs· day called the measure "l he greateol demonstration of cal Irresponsibility" he had seen in the Senate. In Handy Spray Can ---- -------------------- $1 .75 COPPERTONE SUNTAN LOTION In Unbreekable Plastic Bottle -------------- $1.39 QUICK TANNING LOTION - Tan In 3 to 5 houro. In Handy Plutlc Tube -··-····--··--·---·--- $1 .29 WOM&NS Also o Complete Selection of Wrangler Jeans for Boys in Regular, Slims and Husky Sl1es. Absorbent cotton dish l!iddleporc. McCallum. Petty uffi<er 2-c Dave Ches· thMr. and Mrs Don Rea spent her left 1\tesda>• morning for e weektmd at thear cabm on 7 after a six-hour meeting Thurs· day, which followed an 18-hour session Wednesday night a n d early Thursday. Details of the agreement were withheld until the oact is ratified by union members, who will vote on tt Saturday. 59c for Regular SlzH COPPERTONE SUNTAN OIL MENS WRANGLER The llnl ........ " " 'II ; ~; ro Tlwt ,..,,.. , PI r ........._ • .:... Bell announced the agreement SUN TAN LOTIONS Made of Super Wrangler 14 oz. denim. Sanforized shrunk, long wearing and perfect fitting. Sizes 27 to 38 waist and in your correct length. FLOOR LAMPS Federal Mediator Rayon Panties floral prints and stripes. Xtva sizes in white only. yd. SAMPLE RUGS Now Shipment COLUMBUS - The city's two daily newspapers will re•ume publication Mooday, exactly tlu-ee weeks after they were closed by a strike, if tillton members approve the new contract agreement reached Thursday night. Woment Phllmaid Wo~J~ens enttne POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO PRINTED DRAPES For a perfect tan every time. So..,. Quality, 18"x27u NO. 62 Small Odd Lot 3 pr. Reg. $5.95 • at y e more uses. White, Yellow, Green, Aqua, Blue, Rose. $].00 27"x46" in big assortment, nylon, wools In best selling colors, bound on all sides, skid proof back. u.. NOW YOU DOW' ------------------------------------~------------~------------------ . (Only one pair of a kind) Just Received New Shipment Smoll•r Si•• VOL XVI STICKY MITT (tho nover mill boll glovt) •••••••• $1.00 21 tn<h SIH INFLATABLE LIFE RAFT ········-··- 19c 27 Inch INFLATABLE BEACH BALL •••••••••••••• lk COMPLET! "SHING OUTFIT With 44 tneh Flborgltoo Rod ·---------·-·-- ···· $1.69 TOY ROTARY POWER MOWER (very noisy) •••• $1.00 FOUR PIEC! PLASTIC GARDEN SET .•••.•.••.•• 69e PLASTIC WLF CART with 3 clubs 2 practJet Nils- 2 putting targets --·----------- $2.95 beach coats, robes, bathroom curtains and dozens A Polr SALE retu~ed lrom Meigs Memor!al ldale {Marjorie Evans) of Hal- Mrs. John F'ultz and children. Minersville, enroute to ColumMrs . Jamrs .Pullen and dau- bus whert they will spend the ghter , Ste.phame , have return- su mmer. ed from PoplaJ Bluffs. Mo., ; Mrs. fo vrman McCalhlm re- Fiberglas Cafe and Matching Shortie Drapes •pta 1o1Jab1 w1t11 Deeoted SPECIAL VALUES IN TOYS FOR BOYS & GIRLS FOR SUMMER FUN MAUS!R WATER GUN (Rf'lulorly 59cJ ----··-··- - 39c 9 oz. 38" terry cloth with Beauti-Fiuff. Ideal for John Lyons. 1 weekend visit. Mrs. Ali<n Knopp has been Mr. aod Mrs. Clyde Cover· Hospital to the home of her lywood, FIB. visited briefly . daughte. and family . Mr. and with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Noon,' r• • t. '• W&A'I'HEB lie cbqt iD ttmperature. Low looipt - · SelmdaJ 11111111 aad eontimled warm. Fr:day and Saturday Bargains At Elberfelds-Pomeroy es. Complete with frame. • ( . ... ,t � 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 25, 1964