http://66.213.69.5/files/original/15d72983c10057f22a0694fe5354d57b.pdf 923747abcaf07a2c4722c18828c60a0d PDF Text Text 1 - \' ' &·Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middltport, 0., June 29, - - - - - - -. . 1.... gueots of ber parents, Mr.f p - - - - - - - · and Mra. Forrest Bachtel and family In Middleport aod bls parents, Mr and Mrs. William MaUack Chester, Star Route. 111Mir-,_.,..,...,............................................- . Mainly About People In Pomeroy Around And About Middleport Attendlnt. the ~ummer Band Clmir concluding .ooncert Sa~ urd&}' evening at Ohio University were Mn. Gene Harris. Mrs. Edward Johnson and Mrs. Ray Hl:cox, Mrs. George ·, BE SURE TO VISIT W1!A i'HII:R ELBERFELDS RECORD DEPARTMENT ........ dm.ader6owent. OM- Wed rlV portly wldelJ e eloadJ - illlmdorshew••· Hlp ...., 15-11, low • • 'IZ. Conveniently Located On The First FIOOI' children_ havt returned from a ·~ Hat'kett , Jr, and Mr. anu Mrs . -. - --- • ........ IJen'Jif fe 2'JI.f1Jtlff'-l"'$'-rt ·~enttn\ ~ fJ/ , ........, ,i:.o.\ POW TlleQ . . - , ...... . . . .. . fermoofr"ll lalftrlk· · 0 :c t;) .r. .r. :;; ~~ ~ I SS...... anl> rtrLCs . George Dalla~ ed. . the two-w~ks cllnlc . They 1 Mr and sons, Steve, Billy and Ml· a... members ol lhe Middleport rhael of Soutr Charleston, High School Band. Archives Buildillg at Fair Grounds is Goal Of Historical s~ciety ! MASON DRIVE· IN ..:t -. I"W -~~-~ ·~ TONIGHT TO Kill A MOCK1NG8IRO' Gregory Peck " JUST FOR FUN" Bobby Vee the Crickets Johnny Tillotson TuH.-Wed. June 30-July 1 FAMILY NIGHTS "BEAUTY AND THE BEAST" Joyce Taylor Mr . and Mrs . Howard Byers aecompanied ber parents , Mr. and Mrs. H C. Fowler to their home in Marysville, Ohiv, t.hi! past Thursday . Milfc: d -----and- Mark Damon Jsell, scoutmast& for Troop 24~ . Boy Scouts, Is an.. nounring a cha:tge- in the regular meeting fot the summer. The meetings will be h e l d 'fuesda} s at 1 p m. 11 the base- ment or th< Middleport Library. Rev . Art Marcum of the Brad- "SWORO OF THE CONQUEROR" Jack Palance Guy Madison (Color) Hawk Family Holds Reunion In Pomeroy MEIGS THEATRE POMEROY . OHIO Natalie Wood. Steve MeQueen, Edie Aoams Harvel Lembeck. Herschel 8ernard1. Stop In right away and see all th~ latest In records for all types of music lovers. Popular, rock & roll tunes, in.the 45 RPM singles and plenty of new aJ. bums in monaural and sterophoruc recordings. Country & Western, Religious, Jazz C~mbos, ~op­ ular Vocalists and many others. Stop m, look em over and select one or two for yourself or for gifts. Tom Bosley. tolorcertoan1 Elberfelds In Pomeroy If you don't find the record you want - Use Elberfeld• Speclol Order Service, It's eosy ond prompt, 11k eny of the soiHglrls. SUN., MON. •nd TUES. Fonda. Rod Taylor. Robert Culp. Jo Morrow Jim Backus Feetur!'tte: Flagpole Jitters 3 STOOGES A.o_nouncing • • - OPENING - FREEZER MODERN FACJUTIES Friendly Neighbor11 Club Meeting Held If You Are Losing Your Lock.er OF OUR Soon, Why Not One Of These Buys? This Admiral bargain holds 433'h pounds. Th•se INSTALLMENT LOAN DEPT. JULY 1st 1964 will be sold on a first come, first served basis. Only shipment we'll have at this lower price. QUIET COMFOll'l' The New ChriBty Mlnatrels m Ohio University Memorial Auditorium. In addiUoo to their recording fame, the New Christy Minstrels have achieved two notable lirsts - they introdured Hootenanny at the White House and on Broadway. Formed in 1961, the group was named after a company of pre.pvil War entertainers created by Edwin "Pops" Chrlsty. The original group rollicked the country with folk songa written by Stephen Foster and hiB con- F9 ~~~R~M~I~ SoloiJI • 12.1 Cll. fl 423'h lb. frozen food otoroge! • Free ing ooila 011 an 6 sides of .inner com.pa.rtmeat liner for holanoed cold throu;bout! • Admind "POIIIIY Pmcher" sealed power unit! • High doasity insulation, temperature wotroU • ('om......l.nced lid with key lock! <M>'>O. ·~ 29'\io" d. • as· a.. sale FRIGIDAIRE .••. .... lt1 T Air Caullo• 7:00 P.M. to 9 P.M. •FLDAJIN& SIJBPBISII'" Tuesday, June 30th • Fe:atur«< • • 'e Is """' 11,0110 11> BTil/llr. Soono _..Ill ARNOLD GRATE RUTLAND, OHIO The New ChriBty Minstrels anl15- ; strive to maintain the zest and SAVINGS BOND TO BE GIVEN AWAY oAd~- : fun of those early mlnslrel j days, but eliminate bad jokea ' and traditional blsckface makeup. Tickets for the performance will be on sale at Memorial Auditorium and at Athena book i stores. There will be no reserv- tans. • T'tiHp ~ ! ~ Wahlbll twct - • h.. -tiller. • Floatl"'l ..,., - YOU NEED ONLY TO REGISTER. hll ......... AOisal P1i-' fo1eU/ .. GIVES SPECIAL NUMBER Mrs. 0 P. Klein vresented I a special vocal number, "I I Talked with God Last Night" ; during morning worship services at Heath Metbodlst Church. 1'he Rev. M. E. Dow· 1son, minister, II presentiog a · series of sermona taken from the First EplsUe ri. Peter. He will continue the otudy for tbe ~-· BAKER FURNITURE I , CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK "THE FRIENDLY BANK" I • -. t - ·~ ' " - · Sky Divers T Jump at CAP Event m-.. Fair Enforcement Yes, But No Leniency, over Holiday Swim Classes Registration Is Announced i 1 "' • • ..- • • •· • .., • .• ~"' _ _.,.,l!'<. • •,._........ ..,.... .......... -· ... _. . .. . ...... ,....~--·-· ~........ oell I · - -- - -~- ... ·-··~ ' ' • • • ;,., ..__...,, ..,. ... _ ..--p· .. ..:).~ .• - ..... ·- ·~ · ·· _,.._,_...._.. . . _,._.....,.._,.._...,._ _ _ _ _ _. . ,__ _ _ _ _ .... _ . ,._.,.. _, ~.;__ .••• ~ .- ...... _, ... . ·- , ...--.. ~ · - · ··~-'" . ...... .. ~ . ~-- ........ . ....-.--.,. ~!.:~rths:y ;~~:i~ti~:~e:; New Industry Wanting Good U .. niVerSihes • OHIO MIDDLEPORT I Middleport, 0. ~ •• • ell. From Ship Blast Meigs Fanners Getting 'Hard Sell' to 'Make More Money' ._----------------------------------~·•mrt &mday~ • • 'I1le l04.:al society, an lncf». porated non-profit urganizatloll; aims to raiSe $20,000 for tbi projeet, according to Mr. How- •••raJ FREE GIFTS and REFRESHMENTS ro.ooe temporaries . . ed seats. RUTLAND FURNITURE tures and priceless relics .. pioneer ivlelg• Coonty, can be constructed at the Meigs CouJOo ty Fairgrounds. Chamber Names New Directors For Two Years will appear July 2 at 8 p. m. TO SELL Gloat Cap..itr, Dop.-blo Sloroeo YOU ARE INVITED listen tD the still, small rKJice of New Christy Minstrels to Be in Athens 6 ONLY • 29 of 42 Saved Ex Raci·ne Pup•.I Inner f Honors in Madrid, Spain (Technicolor) Cliff Robertson (PT109) Jam• oldest member of the 0 h i o Pioneer and Historical Society, said it is h•)ped that the building to preserve the great number of historical - manuscripts, rare books, maps, pie- ...... He said funds to build the strucWre will be raised through HA VERRILL, Man. - A pi- i contributions from loral don0111 lotless F86 jet fighter plane , and former residents of Meip crashed early today into three i County. Donation fomm are homes and a dozen parked cars j currently being sent to IOJDil oo a coogested, residential . 4,000 persCJns. street, killing two childreu as I 1 they slept. ~ The Meigs County Pioneer The pilot parachuted to safe- i NEW ORLEANS (UP!) - A twin hull drilling ship and Historical Baciety, &be ty mlnutea before the with at least 42 mtn aboard exploded and sank in the first such organizaton esta~ landed In the swift Gulf of Mexico. The Coast Guard sa1d there were 29 sur· lished In Ohio (1876), also hll rlmack River ln nearby Grov•~ vivors and two known dead. a list o' all voten In the last · land and was hauled to aatety The Coast Guard said there were still at least 11 men general election who will bl PROJECT PLANS - Meigs County Commissioner Ken McElhinney, left, and Meigs County Pioneer and His- missing. oy a helicopter. He was alone contacted following a screenlnl toncal Society President A. V. Howell, 92, are in Iron t of the street-level courthouse offices to be used as a in the single-seater craft. The tug M. P . Anderson re- - - - - - - - - - - - ~ssion by represe..;tatives fl. The dead were ldeutilied as campaign center whlle $20,000 is being raised for an Archives Building on the county fair grounds. _ Sentinel ported it had two bodies on leans. each precinct ln the county. Pamela Gilford, II, and her Photo. board, and the motor vessel The drilling ship, the C. T. "The Archives buDding II tbo brother Todd, 8, children of West Tide said it had picked Baker, wa:-. owr.ed by the Read- biggest task ever undertakea up the 'JJ surv ivors. They were ing and Bates Co. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Giffurd. The by the society ," said Mr. How""'"~,--.-!l<'llllPjll!tll l near - hysterical parents were • 0 being tnken to Lakewood Hos· COLUMBUS (UPI)- Abont ell . lt was a c:,tamaran hull ship treated at 1 hoapltal. pita! 1D Morgan City. He recalled that he has studUAII eooslructlon •ad mai1tMost of the survivors were with an oil drilling rig under ied this project for several lenBDCe workera of lllo 0 contrac· to Pan American PeCoLUMBus _ The Obi reported badly burned. years but ~ decision was Columbus &o Southern Electric A massive btat and aircraft troleu m American Legion will move Richard Alan Cadle, son of T-sgt. and Mrs. Oliver made to seek funds at the last eo . ...vote re oebeduled to bold a search wc.s under way for other The ...:oast Guard said the annual mef'ting of the local strike today. annual conventio~l~'J~i~~~Cadle of Acala De Heuares, Madrid, Spain, former resi· survivors. Ships were en route ship blew up abouf 3 a .m. society. h~re July 24-26, to dents of Racine, graduated from the Junior High school because. of the of Royal Oaks, Madrid, with top honors. The comp1111y offered a IWo1be Civil Air Patrol (CAP) to the accident scene from in the Eugene Island area, •·J have never been engaged being allotted enouih Young Cadle, woo placed ae· year <ontraet to "place • Squadron 1002 of Long Bottom Grand Isle, La., Morgan City, ab9u t 100 miles southwest of in anything where the publie rooms. cond in a class of 200, received pa<t e>q>illot al mhlalpt. The will sponsor a chicken barb- La .• Biloxi, Miss. , and New Or- New Orleans. sentin1ent is 10 uniformly fava scho,arshlp and tbe Salutall!llon, Lo<BI Ita! of the biter. rue at 10 a. m. July 4 at the orable," remarked HoHell. who SAIGON, VIet Nam - Col• I torJsn award. He waa present. .IU!IIt!IJl .IJlllberllood ol Eleto Eaat end of the airfield, lorathas been member of the local , ..... 4!i;"·· . ..,.·lodav ~ muolal. •.,. mw . st~ 1ed ' wil!lt·••· <!<d"-ie<i~•-110e-~ .~ .. ..W.orbra · ,~. ed aer<JIIt"-frorn''· ·Pwked ·Ron • society lor ~yer 5)l Jearr.. . . down a .U. S. ,Anily turbo American Women's Club employes Ia It COIII!IIet, ...0 State Park. Mr. Howell said the bulldlng, helicopter In the hls achievement In Spanish and • new jot.raeymu ad ~pre.il.. The CAP, a ground and air when built, also will be availmoontalna of central VIet was tllven a book on the past ,· lice pi'Gif8m, rescue unit serving Meigs and able as a youth center for the killing two Americana a n history of Spain. Cadle was young people of Meigs county neighboring counties, will also Colonel Anson B. Cuok. Superintendent of the State as well as serving a.s an ar.. wounding two others, a U. S. aa a member of the Nafeature parachute jumping with Highway Patrol, bas issued the same enforcement orders, mllitary spokesman said. tiona! Ju•.ior Honor Society and three performancP'i by expert that were in effect over the Memorial Day week-end, to chives center. It was the aecond fatal craah aa a Junior Red Cross worker. The Meigs County commloi skydiver&. all Patrol personnel for this July Fourth Holiday. of a U. S. Army helicopter In The UtUe Leaguer att.nded sioners has given the Histori1 The first jump will be at According to Sergeant P . D. McCreedy , Post ComSouth VIet Nam In ao many Southern Local Junior High 1noon. The divers will make a mander of the Gallipolis Highway Patrol Post, these or- cal society permission to USI days and ralaed the two day School fo"' one year where he 5,000 foot jump and fall 1,000 ders call for a policy of fair enforceme nt but no leniency the street level secti011 of lbl toll to slx Americans killed, Willi a straight A student. He courthouse while the fund rai.J. feet before opening their is to be shown to the speeding or dangerous driver. and two wounded. made mlllly friends with teachchutes. ing project b ID progress. The All available Patrolmen are MANILA - Typhoon Winnie ers and students and attended Skydiver Jim Berry, 39, of being assigned to traffic duty ting hazardous traffic condi- commissioners will allow the IJOo lashed tbe Philippines today the Baptist Church ol Racine. Shadyside has been attracting lions and errant drivers. ciety to use the room, fulm• Mrs. Thoma! Scally, swim· passersby at the airfield while over this holiday. Officers pa- sergeant McCreedy pointed ly used as an office for t h I with 118-mlle-an·hour winda lliB father, Oliver Cadle, a be mlng instructor at the Middle- practicing for the jump which trolling the highways will and caused death, destruction graduate of Racine High Scllool out that in spite of this "all out" prosecuting attorney' •• loq aided by Auxiliary Patrolmen port Muo.cipal Pool, haa an. be will made at 2:30 p. m. and floods. The tropical storm In 1948, has been In the U. S. Patrol effort and tllat of other as is needed. roared out of the PacHlc Ocean Air Force tbe past 15 years. __R _ I_C_H _A _ R_D_C_A_D_LE _ __ nounred registration date and Berry. a prof..,sional jump- and many Patrol Posts will be enforcement agencies, the err Members if the executive comtime schedules for swimming er, began jumping In 1959 with manned by Auxiliary members. operation of every driver is es- mittee _for the project are. Fred and battered the Islands through He iB now attending college Patrol airrraft will be assigncluses. out the night with wlnda that and majoring In electrical en- Mary Spencer, 101, the Buffalo Sky Divers and ed lhrooghout the state, spot- sential if we are to keep high- Geoglem, Pomeroy R.F.D., Got' knorketl down wooden and reed llineerlng. has jumped with Pittsburgh, way deaths and injuries at a don. H. Caldwe.n, . Tuppen RegiBtration will be Friday, houses and concrete walls. First Mrs. Cadle, the former Hazel Dies on Monday minimum over the Fourth. You, Plams; Fran?JS K1em , Middl':' Meip Memorial Hospital Funeral services for Mary 1 July 3 from i a. m. to 12 Columbus and Cleveland S k y report listed five persona dead. !layman, also graduated Divers. The CAP cordially InADMISSIONS - Mrs. Wil· the driver, must do your part. port: Seth N1cholson.' Rutland, Ella Spencer, 101, who noon. PIULADELPIDA, M111 - The Racine in 1948. vites the public. liam Grinstead, New Haven; One little slip could mean your Howard Frank, Ra.cme; ~ &. Monday at 3 p. m. and The Ieeson• will run for the aearcb for three civil rights ----Sarah Callaway. Frost; Velma own life or that of a loved one. Blakeslee, Pomeroy: rry brated her 100th workers missing since June 21 "'"ten- I period beginning Monday, July Kaylor, Letart, W . Va.: TheaHighway Safety Dirertor WarSwan, Porl~~~~l~h :elk: TO HOLD RI'1'ES August and was In the v< 8 to Jull 17th. Intermediate fell today Into a pattern of drag. ren C. Nelson and Coionel Cook and Leslie · • 0 Graveside services for Mrs. dore Neutzling, Middleport. nial Fair parade, will be beld students will have instruction glng creeks, ponds and lake• publicly commended the citizens Pomeroy· . Thursday at 2 p. m. at Ewing f · Ramont A. Petrovich, who and boating tbe brush. Chapel with burial ln the rom 9 a.m. to 9:45 a. m.; frrst died at BalUmore, Md., MonDISCHARGES - Mrs. Lest- or Ohio al the close of the Mem· Other officers of .toe Pioneer The aearch was broadened Chester cemetery. The Rev. year beginners from 9:45 to day, will be held at 10 a. m. er Wise and daughter, Middle- orial Day Holiday period. Twen- and Historical Society ~ re 10 Monday to include all ri. MJ&. 30 port; Mrs. Jerry Grueser and ty-lhree deaths 00 the highway P; :ulin~ Atkms , Ha~sonvllle; Edward Griffith will officiate. ' a. n•.; second year belliaalppl and tbe four surround. 'ncl de ginners, 10:30 lo II :15, and Thursday, with the Rev. Don- daughter, Pomeroy; Ron aId had been predicted but for- ~xecut1ve Vi~ Pres1dent and. su rv1vors 1 u two sona, third year beginners 11:14 to 12 ald Boone olliciatlng. Burial Black, Rutl•nd; Paul Quickie, tunately only Ing ataleo of Louisiana, Arkankille director ; Dollie Hayes, Po..,. Wllbur Cecil Spencer, Pomeroy nooo. 16 were will be In Gravel Hill cemetery, aas, Tenneasaee and Alabama Racine; Elmo Cundiff, Mason. This is still tragic but an fndiroy , secreta~..tre~urer ; N~ and Charley Spencer, Syracuse; Cheshire. Sbe was preceded when FBI Director J. Edgar Six new directors were elect- two grandsons, and a great BIRTH - Mr. and Mrs. Wil- 1 cation of the safety mindedness rna Lee, HarriBonvdle, chapCost of the lessonJ will be In death by her father , Oscar Hoover ordered leaflets with ed Mooday by tbe Pomeroy 8randson. Ham Grinstead, a daughter. of all Ohioans. lain; Olev~ CotterUI: Bradbury• $3 per person for the two-week Winegar, and iB survived by pictures of. the three men mall· Chamber of Commerce In 1 She was preceded 'In deatb course. Those expecting The July Fourth Holidays will and Car':'e Neutzhng, Pon»to her husband, Walter, and her ed Into the stales. .. . roy, mus1c; Luctlle Hawldu business meetlug foll<>wlngl by ber hushond, John E. and take the course are asked to mother, Mollie Winegar. The Meig: Hospital offlrtally begm at 6 p.m. Thursfl'ch • .dand Robert Hoe1, neWI, lunch at Crow'o Town and ,.., Jake. Friends rna) call at be present for the registration day, .112 dend t body will arrive Wednesday ev~ ADMISSIONS None. u y ' an a ml • nd B rd V F'ult Mlddl PBtldON FILED Coootry Restaurant. the funerol borne aoyUme . to aak at that Ume any quea- enlng. Arrangemenls are by DISCHARGES - A. D. Mor- night Sunday, July 5. Twenty· 8 erna · '· • A divorce petition chargiDg three fatalities are again the port, legal counsel. tlons concerning the leaaona. Rawlings Coata Funeral home. rison, Carpenter. The slx, replacing six of 12 ellromo cruelty was flied Monprediction by Department of year day Ia Melga COunty CoDliDOII directors whose two l<ama expire July I, are Los Pleas court by Mabel L. NeiFultz. Jack Carsey, Boo Gant, meyer, Pollieroy, asalnai Char- Fred Crow, Bill Grueaer, and I.. A. Nelmeyor, Pomeroy. Robert Thompson. A hundred years ago who hetter management practice&." ALL IN SAME BOAT and skills that may make him "Patrolmen at toe Gallipolis would have thought It would Fifty years ago the Grauge Everybody ls in the same more valuable In the job mar- Palrol Post will be on the high· SQUAD CAlLED In otber business Secretary. take a hard sell to persuade became a national force be- boat. The average high school ket. ways w try to stop accidents Syracuse etnergeney squad• Treasurer Max Ward read tbe farmers - or anyone, for that cause it went to bat to get for ll!'aduate today must retrain Meuen Moore and maay In the making. Area residents men were ouminooed Monday treasurer's report and commit. matter - to make more m1111- farmers exactly the kind of lOll· blmsell foor limea during biB olllero point out thai all a can help by policing their own afternoon · to tab Mra. D a n tee reports were made on pro- ey? help educational agencies that IUetlme In order to cootinue farmer haa lo do la to walk In- driving babiis and driving law- WHITE SULPHUR ~PRING$, Haymail, Syr-, to a local greaa of current Chamber pro- That'a exactly the kind ol a now are casual fabric of evtl')'· beving a skill, or the manage- 1o the Employment Servtee Of. fully, defensively and courte- w. va. (UPJ) _ Tbe beat way phyllloiiD after lbo was lnvolv· jecta. •. sell being made by the Melp day rural living. meol know-how, for him to sell Dee In Pomeroy Towa ball on ousiy," aaid Sergeant McCree- for a region to attract new Ineel In e traffic Iedden!. Mrl. Aile ding were Ward Grue.. County Eztell!llon Service, In coAo the _.letter points oat, Ill the job market place. Seeond.. t, 111111 fait 1o Mr. dy. dustry iB to provide tbe goo4 Ha)'lilan wu treated, then reFu~tz Jack Kerr Thd Dow· operaUon wltb a lengthy list of 'iltere Is ao tllmmltk, •"wever The fact iB, farmers never Frank Chllden wbe wm bo · college anJ university facilltiel luniad home by tbe oquad. :~ Bob' Jacobs, K~rmlt Wal- farm ~nd publlc. oerv~co. ageu. to mottng more money diiWII bed It ao eood, education-wise. tbere for one - t only from ARGENTINIANS SIUVER and "a soUr. growing base" ttf ton' 111111 Dick Owen cles. Its In the form of a new. ea lbe fum. 1be Meigs hlgh school gradu- Jnne Zl lbroulh July 3, from BUENOI" AIRES \UPI) - AI- researcll a.r. development focllo !i'INOIR PIIA"'TTCE ' • letter circulated widely urging First, farmers ~ve to bave ate anxloos to learn advanced t a.m. to t p.m. gentina sbivored today In the iUas, New York stat< ComTiter. wlii be· a rehearsal at Olllcers wlll be elected II people engaged In deriving a enough spunk to attend a l.rm bualness skills gets It on h I • If a farmer just leis Childers fourth we•k of Its worst cold meree Commissioner Keith 1. Soulbirn HI8!J ·lk:bool Frlll!lr tbe next regular """'ling July living from the soU to leam scbool. 1bls one wlll Ia•t for a own Ume, hls own money, with know he is Interested, the am- wave in 15 years, and even McHugh, aaJd today . • eveolnJ, July 3rd, ot I:SO of ~ by Ill< new board of dlrec. how to do II better. year (but most lnstru<tioa Ia his own sweat. He may labor oont and kind of Interest shown rolder ...,.lher was reported on Spoaldng oetore the anJJUil' bolh lbe Junior and Senior ton. Said Ralph Moore, area ez. taken on the student's finn ;t nltbt cia.... at Ohio Un!Yer- will decide whether or no t the way. cooference of tbe Great ~ ·' banda and any lll'aduate Who tension ligen~ resource develoj>- while doing; .normal evol')'-daf. alty, pa)'lng tuition, working at there will be a school to learn H•avy dan>ag• has been done Assoclatloo of Railroad wanl.l! to pal1iclpate In the .41b MAN CHAIIGED meut: fum work, and cliWI'OOIJI ~ llli regular day • job all day how to manage better the busi- to vineyarcls and orchards by Utllltleo Omnn!Sllioners, of July parllde at Racine;, Glrla John Pushak, 35, ui 285 Kin- "It mlgbt help to have a HI- may be dooo· In a local scbbol). !II hopes of advancing up the ness al farm!rlg. winter weather that bas sent Hugh solo 8 N8lon wlnt ..uJ Welt wldte oborta anit ·M · Drive, Galllpolls, w u tle ''~lnder pabllslted about Another glmmlck 11. that to ~ 1118Dagemenl ladder sometime, If farmera p!'l'fer to Wk the mercury as low .s 10 below researclJ llld ~Ilona! whl~ bl1111101 abd .wblte II!DU, ~ with DWI by Racine lhll ~g alan-uP -~for ill' su<Cesllful In anytblnaone !II'*! ~be years, later. Or ha about lhll poulblo management zero In the •·trouo aouth," Illes- lncltldJba advanced llld _Ill!'; bi!)'l, dart lroulan.' ~ .Alfl1d LYJIDI F..-m ~t Scihool. You work at some COIIIIrucllve jiC" ~bleo 0!1 1 buslneu colJeae eehool with SOllll!lllle more fa- where , ne• mass of antarctic gree -tero --~"has:::!:~~"!,~ •blf:ii ii1iort idMVed llldrla, tlnd nllbt: Pullllk was koow,ll'l ralher.'dlfllcull to per-, Uon. In lhll <aae !I'• ~ ;coune In which be abaorbtt mlllu to them, they may aee air waa reported inching; Its alll'actlaD far I' W~ ll1olil -.4 1111. ~ ~ ,1111 Ieday 0!1 boad. IUadl, - ·tarm.rl theY ~ liVe INminlaclioiL ·at '1: · till!~ .... of lanlttlat ~ ' llll • • .... a way .-tbwar4. fDIIn'ICey," w· July 5+7 "SUNOAY IN NEW YORK" SH 2-4811 The Meigs County Pioneer and Hiskor.i( al Society, headed by long-time President ll. V. Howell, has undertaken to raise funds for an Archives Building. Mr. Howeh, who at 92, is the i TONIGHT & TUESOAY "LOVE WITH THE PROPER STRANGER" .bd The United Auto Workers Union and Gen· eral Motors Corp. today opened a crucial round or collective bargaining negotiations that I botb lidos regarded aa t be most imporlsnt since World I War II. ; UAW President Wllller P.l Reuther and GM Personnel [ VIce Preoldent Louis G. Seaton i were expected to be on hand to 1 fire the opening shots in I h e round of talks about new con- : tracts for some 1100,000 workers ! al GM, Ford, Chrysler a n d American Motors. DETROIT - -and~ ,. ,. . . NOW 1'00 ~------~--~·--------------~--------------~~---------.--~----;:% VOL · XVI NO. 65 POMEROY-Mi0Dt.EPOR.T, OHIO TUESDAY, JUNE-----------30, 1964 ~- ~ ------------------------~ PRICE FIVE CENTS. visit wath her mother ·. M r s. Paul Smwt. Rose Marie HackFred Schroath of Bndgeport, eft . ~larj 1 .ri·· HarriS . Elaine, 1 Jovce and Diana Davis attend\\ . Va. p • ~·..,----· · · · · · ·· . . �. - --· -~~ .. - r , I ll&IHsstnatioaa BelI•eVed \l' Or k lJo ·• I t loy d nUmhe Jd IMe1gs • Farmers AtlaH·Ct'Dtaur I& "' F . 1 In ,,ew aa ure s· uP ' II ~ Juana Castro Dencunces Brother CAPE . KENNEDY iUPll - • ' Amortoo's Atlu. Centaur moon rocket faDed a"hleve teot an or0 1gn bit today In ato erltleal for I MEXICO CITY IUPI)-cubau , in my country since my broth· " I Is my duty to stay) aod ular coocem aboul ber broll>1 its role ne•t year In the na· (Continued from nage l) Pn!nu~r F•del C..otro'• ~·year- ero bell•• to deliver It to Rut- help overthrow Ule Communist era' treatment of the RomM 1 Servwe.~ for F~oyd ttoss. Rum.- tion's hrst unmanned lunar ' ] o~d ~aster ..Juana . . denounced sian imper1alism in mid-lOOU." fcgime." tar CatbTbolic Church lboUcls 11 . of 1twld M. whu died at illS resl· land nil, mis~inn . C. E Blakeslee or Mr . Moorr hun RlS a Conunum~t dJetator she said. ''Cuba is a nlmmense Will Never .Re a " e prac ce ca Ill df"n 1·e 11 Hutland M,1rtJa} af"ler · The booster's experimental l it the county e1tension officti 1 Mondliy rught _and add lhe htt 11 prilon surrounded by water." She vows now that she will bas DOt been banned, but tboM WARSAW, Poland IUPII - noon, will he held .t i p m. Centaur upper stage, piqued ' Cari .Bilikam, SoUCilllServalion\severed all t1eo wllb him aod Miss Castro aid tllere are "neve. reiiii'D to CUba uuUI II •bo 10 to clwrcb 1'1111 blllll Ibn ill no doubt m the mind Thursda~ at the Ra••lings-Coats wii!l problema for more than ServiCe; Joe Liming, Vo • Ag w1th broiller Raul, his No. 2 "at leaal 70,000 political prison· has regained ita freedom." persec!tltld," lllle llill. • fotty. Gen. Rol>ort F . Ken· f'unersl home with the Rev . threo years, shut down two Instructor, Southern HIgh man; . ero in Cuban jails-some esti· " 1 broke with the aovernmenl She departed f!'Oill her .pnledy that Lee Harvey Oswald Chester e<mley officiating Bur- minutes early and fatied to •chooi; H. E. (Pete) Shields, Mia> Cutro. who arriVed In mates run as high as 100,0111)- in mid-11160 . " she oald. "I pare ltatameot. 10 lell of • a.urdercd Pn!sident Kennedv ial will be iP Mil., :emelery . reach the speed necessary for AS&C Ofltee, or Wllllam Mexico oecretly Ill readdays 110. who 11111 vlcUmo of the cruel01t and 111011 other Cuballl wllo be- lnddtlll lilt aald lilt wtllltllllll )y himself and without the . orbit. · Brown, Farmers Home AtlmiJI. llid In a 1tatement to a treatment." lleved In Jl'ldal'o promilel when in wlllch a 10'1"1 Olblll .,.. 1 lnowlqe or aid o1. any orp.nMr. Rumf•eld was >.on. on · IJtreUon of GaWpolla (Pb newa conference tbal she II AlthOUilb she hal baeD a he promia8d 10 return CUbll to shot and ldlled Ill I churdl b)' Ioatlon or politieal pp. July It, 1909, at Cheshire, tbe • oeeklnl poUUcal uylum In Ibis 1m0wn political roe of her broth· justice and i'reetlom, rullzed an aaauant whatt ldellllty _. 115651 . ' The attornn 1 en 1 ra 1 - 1011 of the late Ira Rumfleld. country. ers for nearly four years, Mill tllat our ldeala had been be- er ..U medf pullllc. brother of the 1a1< preoident- He Is s•.rvJved his wile, Alencieo cooperallnr In Ufl· ' "I can no lllllier remain In· CUtro had prevloully reiUsed !rayed." .... Ia lllbnnl• ..-de this known Monday dur- Viola, ...; his mother, Mrs. ing Carmen to take advanlai• different 10 what II happenlni to Ioave Cuba. She ll'llled that MIA Cutro exprwed pll'llcMill Cutro llld her brotlaing 1 puestlon·and-anawer ses- Justa Lemley Rumlield : a broof Ibis proposed aehool lnelude ar'1 realm• II tlpOI'IIDa ltlbsion with a (I'OIIP o1. Polish ther, Geor&t. of Mt. Vernon; the Melp CoWlly CooperaUVI OIVB DINNER Yel'llon 10 Ill Jll1'll of Latin ttudents In Cracow. two sisten, Mrs Cialode (Lena) Extenolon Service In coopera· Adlll'lca-40 lbt bandllll of KeMedy, hb Wife and Ulelr Rup. , of Cheshire, and Mrs. fOgraJD lion with the Mello County TechMr. llllti Mro. Johll Frlek eouatrlaa ollll ofllclall7 frtllllliiJ three oldest clllldron have been Clair (Le•n••J Jacko ol Langsnlcal AcUon Pone!, Ohio State entertained with a cfinnlr Sun- to Cuba II wtll U 10 lilt eouJio visiting Poland since Saturday. ville. Mr. Rumfleld Nas a vet- Rutland Firemen have com- Employment Service, Ohio Dlday II their borne, ilo6 Springs lrlll whleh have broken relaTbey planned to drive to the eran of 'W. I .. II and for sev· plet.d plans for their Eighth vision of Voeatlonal Etl\leallon, RoacL Oueola •ert WUIIam tiona. ancient monastery at Czeoto- eral ye•" was custodl••· of the annual 01 roast and Lll day eel· Meigs County Schools, Melp LEOPOLDVILLE, The Congo (UPI) - The last Unit- Frick and friend of Covlnpm, .:::.;::;.._ _ _ _ _ __ chowa today to vial! Stefan Rutland t>rade School. ebration for the 4th of July County Fann Bureau, Jaek1011 ed troops left the Congo today to end a four· Ky.; Mrs. Lawrence Lawll, Cir- ter and Mrs. Sadlt Starkey al Cardinal Wyszynski, Roman The American Legion Post at tbe Rutland recreation Production Credit Asaoclstlon, year mtervention which cost the world's taxpayers $420 cieville and Mn- C. A. Polndex- Middleport. C&illollc primate of Poland. 457 will bold graveolde serv· grounds. and local banks. million but failed to bring peace to this huge equatorial The Kennedys, who original- ic•s. They have planned to roast I Tho Me'- County Teehnlcal naTtihon.d te I id d lib tb f urth I Iy planned to leave for the 600 poul'd• of beef aod thiS . ,.. e a co nc e w e o ann versary of an _ _ Uolted Stales •-·i""l, postponed h · dded d · Action Panel 1!1 composed ofrop- independence riddled with civil strife and economic ~· ~ear avt a a sno-cone an resentalivea from the AgricuJ. ... tl { their departure unW Wednescotton c•"dY machine on. ·da•. So mething oew for th.e k'~~ · lure , . M.IIQ ti Stabilization Se 1 · Soliand,..__Conser- The last U.N· peace. k.,.per .11 be .d lhNu h 1 va on rv eo, ...,.serv• to leave wu tho f~ com- EarUer today 1 Royal can. Pose QHolloa WI ~ny " •• g ou t•lon Service0 and Farmers Home -~ M J Gen • -·-' Ira dl Air F 1 .... ~·· 'llle StUdents In CraCOW first the day and gameS for YOUng m.. Ner, I ' • """'' II" en orce pane .... WUa af'Oioll•ed ltJr broacilin& 1 and old. A feature of the ob- Administration. 1}, a ux-!oot-lour Nlgerlan and &a Canadian ollleerl. "very delicate aubjeet." then servanee will be the tractor one of tho mono colorful men Olll<lalt SIIJ Awtr 11 PIIIL NIWSOM diamond state" ol Kual Protoasked Kennedy for bll peroonal pulling contest to be put on at TO BE IN COURT to emerge from tbe United No· UPI i'oreip N.... Aoal1ll !nee. oplnlcn about the murder of bll noon and again in the evening. lion's frustrating mllslon ben No Coniolesa o1flclalt were Aeeord!DB Ia !be blueprint ... And finally, AD!olnt ~ brother. Kennedy's face be- A 26-yoor-<~ld Columbua man Booths will be sel up for fish Richard Ward, 18, Midtlleport, "Remember thl! dey. It Ia at tho airport to bid larewtll thl! oboultl be a day of celebra: senga, onee the favorite Afrl. came serious. was fined $10 and coots by Syra· ponds lin<' other small l!llmes. will appear In Commonof Pleas the end of an era," the gen- tG the de(>ll'llnC U.N. lroopl. Uon and thankqlvlnl ltJr llle can son of the Sovieta and for. "I believe It was done by a cuse Mayor Herman London Tentative plans call for , lo- Court on a eharge petty eral said. "My boyl are very tbey were seen oiC by Blbiano republic o1 the Conro mer lefllst president of Orl.,.. mn with the name ol. Oswald Monday following an accident csl musical group to perform larceny' Middleport ~.. ol glad to be &oing home. So am ()aorlo.Tafall, Mexican cblef of • tale Profinee. who wu a mtsnt In society, R 24 . Me. between 6:31 and 7:30 p. m. Poliee Herbert GOkey .... to. tbe U.N. mllslon whlcb re- The fact lbal OD lhll fourth •-•·IJ 011 t. I m 1gs county a· w 11 -•- ....o with tb 1.;' anniversary of Congolooe lnde~~.. , _ who lived In the United States d 3 35 With a talent show scheduled day· IT< ,...r.~ e mains 10 run tha •IS2 mll· _.....__ce lbe ConiO ftnda ltaelf , •. Lwnumba, wbou l!Widt l!ld who waa dissatisfied with roun : p.m. following the musle. Anyone theft of cushions from I h • Tben, wavlna tho atulfed lloll IIUiual clvU aaistance pro- ,........ •-.._.. our IOvemment l!ld our wa, of According to the GalllpoDs ltb t d in . . porch of a Middleport home. baby eroeodlle he uoeo •• a In th "··In lhe lriP of moll and chaos, Gizenga """ ailtmp.... to taka Post State Hlgh)Vey Patrol. w an ac ' ane g, smgmg, Chief GU~ey oald he also baa swagaer otick, 11'01111 cOmbed gram o -.... l!lliety and har llllowa bow far ovet. Of lhe early 1-. LuIile, who took up communism Gary Day Ruckel was driving baton or other specialty is urgol chartered With U.N. mill••~ foreel the bUIIden havt d-·..-' mumba II the Important o n t and went 10 the Soviet Union," west on Ri. 124 when his vehic- eo to enter and may contact a signa statement from Ward the ganaway a _, •..-~ not presenl Ht died wbDe 1mKennedy roplled. lrded with drl Mr. Vernon Weber an)' lime admitting window-peeping at Lebanese tranaport which took aone, Western dlplomall feared from the blueprlnL "He wu dlasalisfled !hero. 1e co 1 ven bef 'be te 39 homes In Middleport In him and the Iut as Nlierl- a lllltlt !rom tlllorder In I o AI the lui of 10,000 United prlsoned Ullller llle care 0110 Ho eame back lo lhe United eo•!, turning north into a prl· ;.';. . rl con be . ' recent moniJll. an troops back lo Lagos. chaos. Nail- lroOpl depart the Con- Tshombe. It WM DO areal 1081 vate driveway, by Norma Jean P ,., WI aw""'· ~. revolt large l!ld amall ~-s Ia the Wert, onlf the way Ill nd Hayman, 2B, Syracuse. Stalel aod was antl·ooclal a ed winnen In the talen. show. ~ ·• •·Jt th t 111 1 •- ••k at the provincea of Kwilu, Kivu ""' dYInI w.... ...... oame about ... ~I ,,! Ire only,~."!., w ~ ~ The Ruckel vehicle hit I he Area residents are Invited to and North Katanl•· lelediY while lryinC to escape. ou ·~ I ong ee~.,.. ll•m• front of !he Hayman auto caus- come to Rutland July 4th and Amonllhe olber lhrte thtre life and ooclely was by killing ing heavy damage to both ve- spend lht day, In four yearo, U.N. peae&o II no leu of the ambition wblch f ldenl ol lhe United hides. Norma Hayman recelvkeeping ellorts cost W11 million drove them llll'ller 'By Way.. G. Brandstadt, M.D. mon causes Include f•tigue, e- tu a 2-year-old child over an with approximately $171 million • S motiona I upsets eye-stra In, an d t:Alen ded Ieng th of lune. of it conung ... now .._ "1 "There Is no question that he ed abrasions to both knees, and I . ' . from the Un 1. ted 'lbeir llcl II IOU""' did on his own and by h.;n- a sprained left arm. She was r-old oon com· cllronic sinusitis, From thia diathe Leopoldvnte ,..wrnmant of self."11 taken to a Pomeroy physician plllns of a headaelle on both lance 1 can be sure of only A....:Ma• weawl depend on tbt Statea. And peace and stability Premier Cyrlllt Adoula and .. He was not • member ot for treatment. aides of his head. He says he only 'thin these are not ml- cuase for which Ibis drug Is : ; 0 aUU are m.-ured Pretltlent JOipeh ltaaavubu rifht-wing orranlzaUon. He was1 Mayor London lined Ruckel g•ts it ,!ten, but has not want· gralne he~darhes. Although ml· given. In general, prolonged ms years away. only In !he desperall need lor • confessed Communist. but S10 and costs for excessive speed ed to talli about lt. Is Uus oer· gralne usually starts In chUd- use might cause moon!-, abIn belp agallllt CommUilil& • even the Commun1818 would not in Syracuse. The case iJ sUJI lous. jhood, It &fleets only one oide normal fat deposits, waterlog· . no ve an ausp OUI supporled moil• ID bOth Etllt have anything 10 do with hom." under Investigation. A-Thero "" IDlbY causes ol the head. glng. . ·mplea, growth of hair llll"Uig. and West and motmll"l unrest Cong. Homer E. (Pete) Abele for headarhes. If your 100 aets on !be faee, dryneao of tha Scarcely bid Kil Ballllouln llllOill tllsiDillloned trlhesmen. has introduced a Joint rooolu· them olten he should have a Q-Whal woald be the aide skin, thinning of !he lUllr on the ol Belgium proclaimed the Con• And from tlliiiDIJ come the lion which would amond the thorough examlnatlor.. Com- Ieffects oi co"'illone when given scalp, poor resistance lo In- aoieso fret than Patricl LIJ. !mal lntny. For 'l'lbombe 11111 United states conlltltutloa to fect1011, and dtlayed wound mumba, the country's flrll pre- emerge !Itt lii!W premier. 'lbl provide for the apportionment healing. I'm llll'e your doeiOr mier, IIUDciled a bitter at- aopblslleated TBhomba hu tldl of one hOU>e of a ala~ legis!• ..·roultl not give thll c1ru1 to a tack llainst tba 'hwniliatlng advantage: I e~ght _!!Jre on facton,..tlllllr Jhan,.pop-·!!-year-<~ld for IOiti pertoda with- slavery" of Belsilo coloolallam "I have," be uy1, "liD IDulatlon: --· ··•··-~ -· •• .. . out rood reuon. He would p~ ... 'lbolroniea, the lnsulll,lho ltrlarlty complex toward tilt I hably •eep tbe dooe to t h 1 blows that we bid to aubmll to wbile mu u do c1 my "The recent Supremo Court r omatiest am?unt that Would mornlnr, DOOO and nlibl be- CongoltM coUoques." . A two-year-ol~ Rt. !, Wells- Tbe E<ecutive Committee of declsiolnn regarding apportion. . give the needed effect. Dlleon· cause we were Necroes." !or. youngtter miraculoosly ex- the Ohio 1/ailey Region De 1- ll)ent alate leiislatures would tlnuance of tbe drug, when II Full Gl .lrotllet o · ---:s Rl :;'I'ION ··aped oerlous Injury or death 1I opment Counell will meet ~· overturn the traditl011al coneept lr ...._ ......, is done, must be gradual. '!be blltory of lha Conao hll TOKYO (UPi) - Priml MJn. 2 \fonday when hit by a Chest· p. m. on July 2 In the office of a two house legtslahlj'e In indeed been full of lronlel, of lster HayaiO IUtla IIIIIOUIICIIII JOIIke l!ld Ohio train at Coal· of the state'• Development De- state governments," Abele comQ-My IOD bu agammoglo- promllea made l!ld brOk«<, of today lit will run for rtotioelloa :on. partment to diseuss the add~ mented. "The result of tills de· bulinomla. Wbal Is it and •hat a tremendous United NaUon1 u prosldenl of lila majority 1n Exline, _, of Mr. and lion of ell!ilt members to the GOOD SAMAIUTAN, JVNIOB rassed. it U1e trea:tnenl? effort aod a withdrawal today Collllr'ratl9e party 111 II .. Jul1 11 Mn. Dan Exline, escaped the Ohio Valley Region Develop- legislature in our stale lOVern· GRADE My hu.sband and I have been A - 'nil a· doflcltlle)' with peaee not yel lleellre, IO.Il CGDVenliOD Tukyo. In lei ment CllllllCil bring! g 11 to Its gii.IIliDI flobulln In the blood. and, at tile beginnklg. ~ a IUtla'a ...,.ltetloll aa party c ent with only • bump on • n I ments. and eventually in our Dear Helen· married eight years. Both hold The -dillon 11 ---~•···' .... huge and strategic territory president would mun wtoma. ~ the bead, the Jackson Ohlo State full strengtl of 15. national government. . , , aood jobs.h We are quite happy ··~-"" .._ Highway Patrol post oald. Other m•JOI' topics for dis· Thank Heaven the Don I Get with th like color-bllndneu, 11111 be whoae economic bap bad been catiy hll COilllntllnl aa pdDie 0 cussion wUI be the hiring of a "The court iJi handini down I Involved" formula lor Uvlng 1 ..;ac er. 1 transmllteo by tba mother, but establllhed without~ nteeo- mlnll1iar, for thl ConlerVativta Oflk:lala 11ld the YOWliiSter full Unto coordinator for the il8 decision has stated that coun- hasn't filtered doWD Ia YQWIII Wb:,•1 from work Is seen only 1u boy1. Be- III'Y accompaniment of educ• bold Ill ablolutt JDijcJrlty Ia wao ilttin& In tbe pathway of Ohio Valley Region program ties do not occupy lhe same people yet. So maybe there's •IIOl'IDII eauoe aamma globulin helpe us lion and polltleal responslbiHty, parlllmeDL He bu b.- llllml the train playln& with pebbles. ond the 1>.lecllon of an office relationship to !he statoa 11 the oUJI hopo for ua. Here'l an U· ot nl&ht, ~ ole. ~ to fight llllectiona, cillklreL with Not the least Ironic 18 the mlnlltft for lila put lin JMI1. Railroad workers reported the oile in Sou'•eaatern Ohio for stales do to the national gov· ample. :pper' ~•·tid thll 7 this deficiency get repealed In- ptherlni now In LenpOidvllle, cblltl waa dnaed ~eVeral ltet IJ1e COOI'diDI.tor. ernment. However, of the orlfl· 1 bad a nat tlra on a buoy ve cm::r;..od In':"Ullt Pj foctiona and have a hard time the capital. of names familiar 'l'RB ALMANAO loy the train before It could he The meeting will be condiiCI· lnal 13 statet, 10 had two house hlahway. Belnll a woman of m. my u s to gel rid of them. In the first clays ~ lndapend- ly Ullltld Prell ,...,.,,... stopped Workers OD the train, ed by Development Jepartment Jeglslatureo prior to their join- 811, 1 natural!) had trouble when tllsroba The vieUma are apeclailJ ence wh111 first IJ1e ne• Today II Tutlday, JUJII 110,. elli'Otlta from Welllloll to Jack· Dlreclol Geo ae E. wusor•. Dl· lor tile union. 1 attempted to change 11. '!be 'to auoeepUble to ia!ections tnvolv· lie seemed cleltlnd to fty apart tha land daJ al liM Willi • 1 8 1011 were . Geortle Davis, eugl- reetor Wll.oon wlll aloo talto , ear fell on the jack, Iodllni e ong co ony Ina their jolnta, lnjeclloDI. ol by ill own vlolenct. Ia IOUow, - · Loean. Roy Tuller, conduc the CouneJI on t tour of the o. Here In Ohio we have work· both tire aod jack beneath It. 11 there wa~ one around. gamma liobuUn are given to ... Moise Tshombe, who In 'l'lll 1110011 Ia IQIIII'08chiDI Ill IDt, McCormolllvllle; H a r r y velopment Department and ,. ed out an equitable solution 10 t aaw no otber oolutloo but to He doeln 1 approva ol aleep- help the rictlm overcome an tile early moments of Congolese Iaiii quarter, Scball, ftHman, of Loean l!ld view Ita acllvities. the problem throu1h IJ1e Han· stand there and ory. ing Ia paJamu or a aown or lufecliuD, but the elfect ta Dol indepelldenct deelded he wllllt- 'l'lll IIIWIIIIII ltarl IN lob Louka brakeman, '-an. Dr. •••nus Christen n na amendm.ent whlcb provides llll)'lltllll. las".. and 110 I -• •••• of It --• -~"bl' hid ter IliUm and Man ' -. Rio Grande oeCol,· that each cmnty •hati have at Tblrly·t•o can wbizxed by 1 do not Ukt to mention thai II known. -•· parmanea cure -blmslf no ..-.,.. of """' • 111111 ........... as president tile Imln· 1D' 1ll4, Adolf Hltilr Ieee 11 1 member of the Ohio least one representative in the I counted them. Then an ancl- even durin& sprlna Jllibtl II eral-rl<:h seeeBSionlll province hb bloody purp o1 o.man,, Vall~y Region Development state lefllolature. H the present ent jalopy 1topped and a •ery doea get a bil cbllly, and In Q-11 11 life for 1 mother of Katanp. Ht Iouth! tllrH e!!mtnatlnl maey polltlcll a Hartford Man It SteerinJ Committee deelolon of he SUpreme Court young man offered ma help. winter I freela, 1 do tllll wanl wltlo ulluna to breul feed her wars against the Uolted Na· m!UIU')' ltedarl wbo bed ----·Ia carried out here tn 0 hI o, He wll so pollia and ·hlllliOI' to dllpleue my huaband ba- boby? tiona and Con;oteoe troclpl, and 111pportld biJD. Cbar1ed with A Hartford, w. va., man Southeastern Obto would be oUI that he IOOD had me lau&b- cause llove blm too much, hut A-ll tr not only aale, but lott. ID lW, PrllldaDI 11arry Truo waa eharpd wltb drlrin& while 1 most adveroely affected. Alb- inK· Wben I offered tG pay bim what shall 1 do before I turn preferable. When babill deYtl· ... The former oelf..styled man IIIIIOIIIlcod tho traDafef cl under the lnftuenee of alcohol ens, Vlnt..,, Lawrence, Fair- for hll trouble he smtied and to an lclcle? And what do you op aalhn.t and other aDari!H; KJng Albert Jtalonjl 11110 U.S; 1r0ope. Ill Jlplll 10 ltona and teav1n1 the lcello of an aofield, · Gallia, Moil•· Jackson, ukl, "My father always told think 01 thll?-cHILLY NILLY the~ usually get thtm from ear· clared lllmselt klnl• ...-p&Oi to Ulllt ID tbt ·•at eldtnt lollowhlc a minor two • and Hocklnll eountiea would all me never to accept m011ey from Dear Cbllly: 1y lnfectilllla or cow'· milk. 8lld &otl c1 lila "ln41J*llml Norlll KGnlll lutlldeit. car •ap of Eut Main • It stand .to 10110 their indep.ndent atr8JIIe women." And he dro~e I'd aay your busbl!ld hal a In Pomeroy Monday at 7:12 p. Dennis Hoslt>ller, 23. Spring- voice In tile aeneral assembly. oil wltb a eheerlul oalute. "knowa" ltJr Dlldes. U yoa Time m. field, 0., plended guilty to "We would end up with a ty· While everybody II oeema 11 don't, •hJ not eomptomlse with VInton Smitb, 46, was orrest- auto larceny on an information· ronny of the majority with no bUSY lbroWinl ~ at ~ur "aomethln& comfortable?" Bare ed by Officer llenry Werry af- al affid.vit before Meigs Coilll' respect for the rigbto o1 1he "delinquency • pn~~~t" yoOJtger elistence can lead to COIDI>liea· Ai.BAO:>r.!E: KEEPS HIS DEN LIKe lHE ter hitting a parked car own- ty CollllllOII Pl@as Jucljje Johll minority. Too o!teu, our area goneration, 1 ..Y, "Thank you, 11ons - like unexpected comI DUMP .. ·SO AME!ROSIA ORDERs ed by Helen M. Davis of Pome- C. Bar.on Monday afternoon. has been the •forgotten man" kids, ror belnr the way you pany, or a laulty window &bade, CLfAN·UP CAMQ.I.IaN .... J'Ol'. Pooliee oald Ulere waa Hosletlet waived his grand In slate poiiUcs. II tile appor- are!" -GRANDMOTHER or ,.,.. plmplu, or Dol PIdamage to tbe left !ellder of and petit jury righl8 and ap- Uonmenl II carried tiU'oUgh we Dear Grandmother: line your rtadlne done. -H. WILL '!tlU PUL• L!EZE HeLP M! the Davis car. No lnjurle• were peered befort Jucljje Bacon on In Southeastern Ohio would be Second tha motion : -H. Dear Helen: CLeAN LIP '!HIS reported. a charge of stealing an auto- subject to lite whim and caprice Dear Helen: I borrow8d my ~e~ MESS Sf;FORc mobilo owned by A~...ct Cash· of the big city leplaton," Abeghbor'a broom lwo WHU qo, dollar, Reeosville, from Ben- 1e eoneluded. Don't you tblnll this Is tho When I returned II lbll morn~PANt CO\If.S. ny's Body Shop. livln' end when they even have Ina abe aald, "You didn't need lloatette• will be sentenced beauty qceen contests for ,.. to worry - I never mlased it." DWOTID ro JNTIUST oP Thursday morning, the court Leonard Lee, 60 vivai meellnr• 7 I read In tbe I knolt for a facl thl! II tba MIIOI M.UON AliA aald. Hostetter and three other I j red In T bl paper that a girl •u named only broom obe bu. ,_,. •· • ...,,_ per..ns. twc of whom are '"· D u um e the week of revival nlgbta they Now what kind ol a hou.. ...... ,._..HL ........ . .~, ,,.. w .._ venlle glrll, were arrested J.... by Leonard Lee, 10, Harrllonvlt. had here· And • 0 f course, her keep.r do you tlllnk she 111?-1 r.' :" 1 ..:..:..:::~ ":'.::::"' Whltehall po1ict two daya af, le, wu Injurecl at t:U o.m. to- plcturt, was ahown, with her KNOW "",. ,,.,..., - · ...., w• • ter tbe the!. doy when he feR from a roof pr!Deeuel. What wUI lhly think Dear I: •hloh he war palnllna. of next to fetch In IJ1e alnnenlShe'• the kind of baunkeeper ot ,.. ... - · ot ......... LOJX.E .·o MEET Lee wu takeu to Melp Mem· ASTOUNDED who baa a anoopy, borro'llbla '"'"' Pomeroy Loclfl• No. IM, P'. orlll hOIJIIta by the Pomeroy Dear Altounded: nel&hbor with a puehanl lor 11 "'1"""'• '""-""' & A. M. wUl hold Ita -ular amera""~ -uad whore he wat bavt thou&ht coaol • 'to . ®Ill .-.-·•1•.-R. I 11 • 111 IDIMIM. ,..., Ia L..... ..... ....-, ... of They th already thlnk ln h - a... - , .... ,.,. ••• ...... meetina Wedneaday, Jul) I, at admitted and Nporled In fair e next some c Ul' Tbll colwna II declicated Ia --.., _ ., 7:30 p. a at tbe MaSOillc Tom· condiU.... AV< GOkey, owner of che•: tradinrl otampa II tho lamUy Uvlnl!. 10 If you're baY· - · 11 '""" ... pie, Worshipful Master Albert the house !rom wblch Lee !ell, ~· lie-H. lnll ldd trouble or jlllt plaiD G. Woodard announced. There aald be did Dol appear to be .,.,ar len: trouble, let Helen llelp YOU. ........ .,... . . - ...... wlH be wort In the first d• Injured b.Aiy, He waa able to You may think thll Jetter II Sl!t will al<G welcomt your "' -.. ...,. IJ'M. aoc: 111 :noater MaiiOIII walt aflel the faD. llrlllllt, but 11'1 the truth. I own amuliatl ~- Ad: . ; : . - "';..:"':., ":.,.: art tnvltld. Relreahmenta •Ill Lle'a ladder !lr&l apparently eannot reveal my nama or dreu Relan Boltal Ill care ol H · ~ .. •. - - - - - ba HTVOd. Imt>l'tltlOI'Iv booltad 10 tbt bouaa. acldresa aa I am too embar· lbll neW11p8per. Of Only Oswald IT DICS • MOn day Grand-Slam By Aspromonte GI:ve~s. · 6 -l wl·n 0 ver Phi.Iadelpht.al Colts .. I '* F' b~ R lfemen eady Wt'th Ox-Roast, GaIa p Last UN Troops Depart Strt"£e-RiddJedcongo Area N~tlons .,, Mayor FmeS • Columbus Man For Speeding Foreign News commentary peace, abiJi"tyJn ongo s •~gna c years away'"'flAthAnnivers·ary ~--• s~ -'~tespres. '' ~ -~ d ' M d • I R •· t 0 ay s • e tea epor Abe}e Asking I ·- ••· -~ ~ Con~ tll:"'•r~ence Amendment tO Consti'tuti'on 1 Over llllbl '-·-·· Uef f J k Fis . --~ --..• • re o ac her while Bob the Ortolae •hipped the Twlnl Bolin took the defeat. : Hu g• Frank Howard poled bis awwJ60, 18th homer and drove in two Red b edged the Athletic& 4- more runs with sacril'ice flies 3Tig;l!ld ~! Senatoro stopped IJ1e to hdp overcome .• bushel of era ~ b kl th Gooder Lead1 Meta errlJrs y e lrd basema~ Derrell Griffith. Haward's sacr1Gonder socked bis ~ hom- j fire ·fly proved to be the winer after Larry Elliott had ning margin after Griffith's walked and gave New York three errors had permitted the only Its third win In iU! lasl t9 Pirates to tie the score In the games. Rookie John Stephenson seventh. opened the game with the first Eddie Mathews, who had home run of his major league walked in all four previous apc~re~r . Lefty AI. Jackson won pearances, led off the ninth inn~ .b.ts first game Since May 7 in 1 ing wit.h 8 home run to tie the m~~~ 8~y da~~~~ 1~ ~:: ~ ~~ 1~1~ . ' a time1y ooe. Todnlhay ~-tbtwbloblaetdaythe ofH. IDM, w ouston • mo third baseDlll W <enjoyed the . btggest boom ol his major league career. . . Aspromonte put the flmshmg touches on the month Monday nlgbt when he unloaded a grand slam borne run in the first inning and helpe? the. ~olts rout the Philadelphia Phil~es 6-l. It was Aspromonte s second grand slammer and seventh homer of the month, which may not app.ar too startling until you realle that Slats, as he is frequently called, never has bit me~re th.an II home runs in any S 800 Eqoala Last Year Aspromonte, in fact, had bit only 20 round-trippers prior to t.h.is year in a little more than three setlsons. He hit his first homer of 1964 early in April, then went two months before r~hing the. seats again and h~s total of etght already equals his entire outfut of 1963. Aspromonte s grand slam ~a~ped Houston's five-run first mrung off A.rt M8 ha!fey with all runs scoring after' two men were re~ . Bob Bruce then coasted to h1a elgbth victory In 12 decisions, retmng 16 PhilUes ~ a row en route to a sevenhitter. Philadelphia lost no ground to league-leading San . Francisco, however, as the Gtants were beaten ,4--3 b~ the Mets on Jesse Gonder s runth-inning homer. !'htee ~gers outseored the Pi· ra s 7--v! the Braves battered the Cardmals 7-4 and the Reds clubbed the Cubs 6-1 in other Nations) League games. ~~ Co~ I Miraculous Escape from Train Made ·--'-~ By JOE GERGEN ....... W..._ , upl .,...,. " - :O? l U l n e en n e n '.f"" 'CI New Members = :n~=- ~~ (~~;:: :~d~l ~ * Do It "!:.--:"' =:-.' .M!:,•., ~....... - -·· · · ·• ' "" ........ ., , - ........ ~ • .,.. • 1 GQWith , AAA 1 1 For FRU lnl'ormatlan em GoYUDment Job•• \nCiudln& IUt ol POGo tlon• lllld hlulq, a.tJ OUI COUPOD •nd null 11 · ooee . TODAY. Yoa will .X.O 1e1 fUll dehllJ •• bow ...... you ~ llt PM!pu• Fcmn.H tar lh•• Don't dela:r • ACT NOWI biiif. 2f1 P•kln. Ullnolt I am very much interested. Pleue send me absolutely FREE of U.S. Government positions and salarle&· (2) _m. •ormation on how to qualUy for a U.S. Goverruneot job. 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FuUback R;ck Leeson or Pittsburgh, wfto chose dental school over I pro · football career, was ltle cnly one McPeak failed to liuJ(I. 1. 10 oa ' skins drafted for next season. I :~t:~~~~~~i~ n-··~-~t""'of DWI :~. b~e~h:sl3h~:!i~~·: bf •Inc• Clt7 ---·-·--- signing new players •ince he R! I 413 21S.....17 12 . · "'I·"· - - s: UntolD 8erw1C• bat belpe!d tboa· -.ndll prepllfl for the.a te•tl: every )"ear 11148. II 11 on• of the larted •NI oldul prh·ateiJ ownoed -"hooll ol lb kllul and " oot ~onn~t.il w1tll th1 lOY~ I • 1 Letart Portland • ~ r:!,":ropF=.u:ll~=ad- ~Orr&h:.~~l:.!~pal ,~;c:~ l ;;~c:~~~e~~:t~~· ~ l( ~· Biii':p=~~ 18bes~·;.:,o~:·f~r PLAY •If COOL on 'i'he I Ru~ Brown and defemtve back four years. said Monday he had County. Owe Clay of Iowa State. II . ., romeroy·MIIdlepo~,.? :;~~~: 3~ ;~~:: i, I MEN-WOMEN LINCOLN JIIVICI. Dally Sentinel. Waabln&tou lled*ln• IOdaJ . TAKES GRID JOB !agreed verbally to """"P' . completed olgaluc of lltelr IM4 , GREENFIELD (WJ'II- P&ul : contract as )JI,aa lootbo' score and the Braves pUshed across three more before the ·I Inning was over to whip the I Cards. Mathews also scored two other runs as Bob Teife~ nauer earned his third victory in relief. Bob Gibson was the loser " I promised 'he little wAKDiD · I'd call her f"Very ten milel Leo Cardenas drove In three , She womes a lot " runs with two doubles and a ---·· - - single and Jim O'Toole gave up only four hits in the seven innUr ings he worked for his seventh victory for Cincinnati. Bill Henry pitched scoreless ball over the last two frames to preserve the win. . Hoback and Theiss, Ables and Sewell. f 8 ~~':;m:;:~one;:•:~o ::.:~:: syracuse, Letart W"Inners In sout hern L Games WANTED! I T. V .:r::p~ _:;,. ST. LOUIS (UPI) . _ saretymen Larry Wtison and Jerry Stovall have returned their signed contracts for the season to the St. Louis canoli· ol nals of the National ~--League. Wilson has heen named to 2 BUCKS JOLTED . . . . ' the pro howl tile last two years COLUMBUS iUPil -Ohio . The h1gh-r1dmg Ti.gers. pac. , an~ Stovall was an All-America ed by the one-h1t. pitching of 1 at Louisiana State. ea~ue Slate UmverSity s I~ football : Bob Burdett•. contmued to 1 · - -- - 1 M team was thrown for a !nss · lead t~e Pomero~· Boys' Lea- Angeles i· tht! All-Star game at i League • leading Syracuse last inrung on three walks, an Monday with the announcemeut gue wrth a 9-0 wm ovE>r the Shea Stadium, New York. 1 bumped the Racine Yanks 18--8 error, .a bases loaded triple by that the two top candidates fo r Redlegs Monday evening. . July 7. and Letart •dged Portland 17- Art Hili, a double by Rusty left , Burdettt went all the way on · • 15 in a come-from-behind Lit- Tucker ana a single by Paul . I' h·~ltback are scholastically I the mound t"or the Tigers and I tie Southern Loop game Mon~ J~stice to down tile Portland me Igi e. I ~·anned 11 batters while walk· day evening. Prrates. ! Bennie Blocker. a 6-foot _ 6 · tng only four. The only hit Once-beaten Syracuse scored Letart hitting included wo ! 230-pounder from Lancaster, i _Bu~dette allowed was a second often in the third, fourth and singles by Steve Jenkins, two : C., could _have been the biggest mmng d,,uble by Red leg pitfifth frameb to down pilot doubles b\o Art Hill J sin le b halfback rn college football. Bo i cher Haggy. Charles Pyles' team. Racine Rusty Tucker two' d by Scott, Connellsville, Pa., ·was I ll~ggy fanned nine and gave was leading 3.1 at tbe start of Paul Justioe 'tr. .00 1es by regarded as potentia!Jy one of I up lour free passes. Hitters for the third innino . Ch . uck M ;,. .ree dsmg es. Y the best backs in the Big T~n 1the Tigers were Burdette with ''b ub.age . . Ie. dou bl e a~ d ,:orne run; I Syracuse hlttt::rs were Jim each b) Neil Bakerannd aW SJIJgle H II f or t he commg season. He a smg 8 Hubbard with a triple, Terry · a · was declared ineligible once be- Danny Abbott wnh a horne-r, Moorf:!, two singles, Gary Sew- Hi~~r: for Portland were fore because of grades. R_oger Abbott. a sing . le, and i eU, two doubles, Jim Abies, 8 Dav1d Roush with a single, Lee J•m Swatzel a single j triple and single, David Libs- Allen three singles, George , I The Tig•rs now have a 9-1 1 com· , two singles, Craig Cot- Lawrence two :singles, 8 triple LEMA ENTERS BRITISH slate. I AAA go~s wilh you e_verywhere, trHJ, a single. Carroll Baker a and home run ; Melvin Law· CLEVELAND, Ohio (UPII - · R_edleg~ 000 000--0 I 5 r~~t~~~~;rg :~~· :aar:~n~~;:~~ double and single &nd Rick r~nce a sing~e. Jeff ~rewer. a . Tony Lema. who won lhe : Tl g~rs 410 04_x:·· 9 6 11 Wherever your travels take you, Ash a ht.me run' and t w ~ ' triple, and Ru:k Proffl~ . a sm. Cleveland Open Ja~t weekrnd . : Haggy and McKenzie, Booth you'll be miles ahead if you singles. gle. will compete in the Brit ish I (4l. Burdette and Swatzel. join your AM club today! Getting hits for the losers Portland Pitcher Red Wall- Open early next month acconlwere Bill Hoback with a double brown fanned six and walked ing to Murk McCormack hi" ALL-STAR COACHES I AUTO.,..OBILE CLUB and triple, Randy Pyles a sin- 10 while Letart hurters W. Hall busine.,. manager. . i SICI~CIINNATI iUPii- Case.y : OF SOUTHERN OHIO gle, Kenn) Theiss, a triple, Bud- and Rusty .'ueker struck out , engt- o.f the New York Mets Club Repres-ntative dy Pyles a single.. and Robert five and wal~ed 13. McCormack also said th at and Fred Hutchinson of the E. M. BURTON Diddle a triple and ~ingle . Gary Player, Jack Nicklaus, I Cincinnati Reds will serve as Phone WY 2-24'32 Letart scorec; six runs ln the Yanks 212 21- a 7 Bob Charles and Doug Sanders · National League coachf's under . 578 Broadway St Middleport o Syracuse 206 73-18 1$ would make the trip to Britain. I manager Walter Alston of Los l ·• , Council may /.dd II . I ' PHONI! wY 2-2126 ' ··· ~~ . ~ :~; �Beds Seek ~th Straight, 3rd Spot In Loop 1-!llllY Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middlepol"t, 0 ., June 30, 19M NG S Redlegs, Senators, Hold Posl.tl.ODS at Lea,.,•e r'l- Front I SecondKC Horse Show He}d Sunday 1 ,8) and JI9Siboro- Winlll!r~l'er. MUmeaot. 100 GOO ~~ ' 1 lOS GOO 20x-e f Q c1nc1n. N•tl':' eu o .. <s- Baltimore Pascual. Klippstein (31. FosChicago 001 000 000- 1 5 3' American League now (7) and Henry . Roberts O'Toole, Henry (8) and Ed- Detroit 100 200 ooo- 3 8 2 wards. Burdette, Scott (4) , Me- Wash. 100 021 11)1:- 5 7 0 (8-4) 1nd Orsino. ~r - PasPantel (71, Shantz Ill. Fllaloft Regan, Fox (7) IUld FreehO!l, C\111 (t-5 ). HRo-OIIv• 2, Kille· OUCAGO (UP[) - The man ( 9) pnd B•rll!ll. Winner - Osteen (HI and Brumley. Lo- brew, Siebern. of the hour on quite a few oc- O'Toolt JH I. Loser- Burdelte l,..,...,...,.................................... c..lons !his season for the Cin- 14-21. HR- Bertell . li elnnaU Redo has been Leo Car- ' dena• - and he filled the bill . Mila. OOI ,Dil 004- 7 1~ o qa in Monday. , St. Louis :!Ill 010 ll00-4 11 0 The steady shortstop clubbed Schneider , Sadowski 131, Hoeft a pair of doubles and had three (B), Tlefenauer t81 <nd Torre. hlto Jn four trips 10 knock in w..hburn. Hobble 14 1. Gibson 1 three runs as the Reds took 0 (8 1 and McCarver. Wmner 11-1 deciSion over Chicago. 'Mefenauer (9-4 ). Loser - Glb- i Jim O'T~Ie got credit for the son Ill-51 HR- Mathews. win, pitchlllf four · h1t ball I through seven innings before Philo. OlD 000 000- I 7 1 the 93 ~egree heal chsed him Houston 500 010 flllx- ft 9 0 Bill Henry pitch!!d two score- Mahaffey. McLish (2 ), Green lep inning• fn relief. (71 , Baldschun 181 and Dalrym ' '!'he CUbs' 9nly run wao Dick pie. Bruee (8-41 and Lrote. Los~rtell 's home run in the third er- Mahoffey (7-31. HR-Aspro1 1 monte. n~;~denas' first double came -a!~r a single by John Edward New York 100 100 002- 4 8 0 in the second. Both ,corer! on San Fran 010 110 OIXl- 3 11 0 : Steve Boros' triple. Fisher. Jackson 17 and Gon- 1 Hio oecond two,base hit came ; der. Bolin (:1-Jr and Crandall. with the bases loaded in the Winner - Jaek•on 14-101. HRs j lhtrd and drove home three - Hart, St ,~henson, Gonder. 1 Modo! "DI,1•T-a runnm. floth were off Lou Pitts. 010 000 410- 6 11 I 13.11 .... ft., 4 101'" ,. wt'lltt 4 Burdette, the CUb starter. Los Ang. 101 210 20x- 7 11 3 • No 11111~ no delr0$tlng ever, even In IJ1!ezer! 1 Dn Way To Baaner Year Gibbon, Pclddy llJ , Sisk (ol.l Packages never stick toaether. A delisht to u.., Cardenas appears headed for Face 17), Law 181 and Paglihis most productive year yet. --- • Big 100-lb, •ara zOile top freezer. He has knocked In 40 runs thus pennant and he had his highest • Twin Yel!<!lable Hydrators$ far and his batting average has average, .3111, but drove in only hold nearly ~ - bushel. hovered around the .275 mark 24 runs. In 1962. he hit 21M> but • Roomy storaae door has In th~! la1t three gam~s. drove in 60 runs . Last year he spoee for • · even which the Reds have won, he slipped to .235 with 48 runs bel¥:-gel. cartons. had six hits In 10 trip• lo th• t• d in. • Evary •h•lf full-width, plate and drove in six runs. ' With the season not yet at the fvll-depth. The 25-year-old native of Cu· midway pf.in .. he is in good ' ba ha~o "&'• mixed surress since position to driv e in morf' run!; becoming a regulor in !961. than at any lim e m h1s major Thai year the Reds won the 1 leogue career ' - · --- ---The Reds today srnd Joey 1 Yanks ID-1 ; Arrigo, Twins f>-1: Jay (l-3) to the mound to wrop Krallck , Indians 8-2; Bunker, up their roatl trip . He will bEt MIDDLEPORT, 0. Oriole• 7·2; Newman, Angels working against Larry Jackson . body. Archer In four Jnntnp The Redlegs remomed two \ fanned three, walked llu'ee. hit al (ni!lht)-Bunnln& 17.2) vo. Johntames m front ol ~·Senators one ; Hackett In tw oinninp fan- lly United Pltialll~rnaUon ooq (11-6). fl M1d~leport Beys_ League ed two, walke<) nOlle. alld hit Ataerleu Loa.,.. , New York ot Sen Franelsct>ploy lay even1ng as both none. W. L. Pet. Gl Cisco IHI or St.ollard IS.Il vs. look v.norles. Baltimore 41 21 .... Perry !S-3 ). Redlegs 100 504 - 12 13 S New York 40 1!1 -~ 41'.1 (Only gam.. IChtiMed) V.H't .lms of th. e Red! egs (9·2) ' Indians 000 020 2 4 1 Chicago 31 II M7 I r-_ __ were the Indian& til-5 1 While ..... Ml t 38 35 .521 I WedneaQy'o ..._.eo the Senators 1Hl me<!BUI-ed Tann<MI and Jloggs. Archer &~:so a M 37 ·498 11 St. . Loul• al Milwaukee Inight ) \he Red Sox t2-9l ILP ), D. Hackett 151 ,ond Glaze. Cleveland M 3l :478 12 f'hila at t.o. , ~pie~ lllilhiJ Umpire: An Stobtrt. Los A eleo 35 Sl 475 12 Chicago at Cmcmnati lnightl Winning 11-!, the Redlegs Senator Gillie Delrot:" New York 11 Houston tnlghll 31 9'1 ·41K IS found the range on startin~ In,Jerry Stob!ll'l wllh a double Wa•hlngton : Pittsburgh at San Jl'ronelsoo 30 16 400 11 dian hurlet Pat Archer by the and •mgle and Tom Hawley K Cit . tourth inn ing when five rum with a trip!• and single led the ansas M Y , 21 45 ·384 19 came hom~ to m ake the score Senator altac~ . Other Senator . ontlay 1 ftelullo . 1-0. Denis Hackett finished up hitters were Keith Van lnwaJI-1 ~ 1 ; . C~ 1 ~ ~::::~· ~g:i) 0 for the losers, and ga ve up en a double a"d Roy Gilkey a ~~- 'lli ~ M' 3 n1 htl four more runs in the sixth. In- single. Ill tJmore mn,ao11 1"· 8 dians hitting safely were Arch· For the Red Sox, Steve Oiler, B~ton 4 Kanlllll Cedlty 3 ed(nll!hll 1 er a double. Jim Warner, Jim Greg White and Dave Dodson !On Y aames sch '1 1 Gla7.e. and Mark Haley, each each singled, Qnd Paul Pullen Tuesday's Probable Pfleban ' single. doubled. Clileago at Cleveland lnlflhtl walked -Piarro (!H) Vf 1\rabek (11-2) The secolld annual Krger Stobart fanned 10, For the Redlegs, John TanDotrml at WaalUillJtall (nlshll Creek boostors olub horee •how nehill hacl two doubles and a four . and Danny Lewis, the Sox loser, fanned 14 , walked -Wickersham OD-11 va. Narum held at Kyaer Croek sUidium single, Joey Hmdy a ojouble and (7-61. Sunday WaJ termed suoceolful triple, Dennis Bogs two sin· live. The Red Sox on Saturday Minnesota at Baltlrnore-Arri- today by membero of tho orJle and a horner, Jim WilderANIZATON. muth a single and homer, Mic- lost a make up game to th • ao Iii-! ) VB. Barber 14-4). Yankees 2.H2. Dodson waa the Los Angeles at New York 12, One hundred and •eventy..,lne kv Child• a double and •ingle, lose r, Lee Floyd the winner. twi-mght) - Newman (11-21 and horses were entered In the 1nd Bill Henoier a double. Senators . 200 022 -8 6 ~ Behnskl 111-31 vs. Boutoo lii-7) event. Prior to the main llhow, 'l'annehill, for the Hedlegs, Red Sox 010 0011 ~1 4 2 and Downing 12-21. a pony pulling oonlest attraot. fllllned 10, walked two, hit no- Slobarl and Gilkey. Lewis Kansas City at lloston-Dra- ed 12 team• Sunday momlng. ~;&5~~~;,.;~~~~:.-~~~ioi'i.;;;ii;;;ii;ij;oiiii-""1 1 bowsky 12-11 vs. Morehead Official! for the horse llhow l5·7J . were Bob Gordon, Judge; Don Wedne~ay's Ga!ft• Harri::K~n , ringmaster • and MerWash. at Chtcaao (lwt-lilbtl lin R011, aMouncer. Cleveland at Detroit I night\ Here's the reoults of Sunday's Los Ang . . at Baltimore lmght) 16-class event : K~nsas City at New York Lead·in-Pony - Th~re were MmneMta at Boston (night) nint entries. All received tro1 Na&Jonal League phies. W L P•l· GB I F.nglish ~-g•lled, full gaited San Francisco 44 28 .611 1 mane and tail - I. Bettina, Pe.120 E. MAIN ST. Philadelphia 42 'rl .609 I'. I vine. Carol Ball, Athens. Pittsburgh 38 32 .543 5 Weilern Pleasaure, full n1ane Cincinnati S8 33 .1'>35 M> ond tail - JllllJ Baldy, MarjorChicago 3! 34 .500 I le Houck , Circleville. lbl. St. Louis 36 97 .493 8~ 2 Western Stockhorse - Miss Milwaukee :tO 37 .186 8 I Trixie, Ed Maddox, Pt. Pleu,_ Houston 35 39 .473 10 ant. Los Angeleo 34 !II .472 10 I Pick Up Race - .Jody, Bud$1.® Values _ _ _ __ Sale Price 75c New York 22 53 .2t3 24 \\ dy Marlin, Arobla, 0 . $1.98 Values Sale Price $1.48 1 Monday's Results Wettern Pleasure Pony, 48" Cincinnati 8 Chlcogo 1 and under - Jim Da!Mly, Ruth '$2.98 Values Sale Price $2.23 Ang. 7 Pittsburgh 8 (night) Elliott, Albany . i$3.98 Values Sale Price $2.99 i Lo1 Milwaukee 7 St. Loulo 4 (night) Roadster pony - Red Bird Houston 6 Phil 1 (night) Starlight. Bob Greer, New HavSIZES 1-3. 3-6 x~ BOYS & GIRLS Now York 4 San Fran 3 tnlghtJ on. SIZF.S 7-14- GIRLS Tue&doy'• Prob11tl1 Pflohen Barrel race - Sky, J o h n Cincinnati at Chlc•1• - Jay Robson, Shade. BUY NOW FOR VACATION OR Western Pleasure, Clipped 14-SI VB. Jackson (11-5) . BACK TO SCHOOL! Milwaukea at St. Louis-Bia• Mane and Tail - Johnny Sor1 inl!llme (0.11 vs. Craig (4-3). rell , Lucille Leifheit, Pomeroy. [ Philadelphia at H o u 1 t o n Enallsh Plaa.urt Hom, En&lloh Tack - Needle, S h a r y · and'"DodBOn. Umpire: 8 P P k y Bllckle, Aiftena. ' ,Jai'jrts · ;:;., -~ ·:ioili ..:ill~"'";j Jlii,I!IWI Spoon race - Kin& • ailiiy, •Marjoiolt Houck, Circleville. Stake race - Stln,way, Bud· dy Martin, Ar1bla, 0. Drunkard'• Paradl,. - Suala, Herley GeorJo and John Danlat., Gallipolis. Wellern Trail Cla81 - Johnny Sorell, Lucllo Leifheit, Pomeroy. Western Pleaoure Pony 41" 56" - PrlnceSB AM, Mary Ell· Jolt, Albany. Flag Race - Jody, Buddy r,tarUn, Arabia, 0. I 3 Line Scores aronl , McFarlane (8). L. MD· er - !'Iegan (3-2). HRa - M"" ler, R. WJ!Iw (7), Perranosld AuUffe, Kin~. SAVE DOLLARS CHILDREN'S At L&Z SHOP ! OFF·· STORE WIDE ~~ ~no:s~~~;.~ser-r• .,..==------""1 Lowest-priced FRIGIDAIRE frost-Proof Refrigerator! I I 'I 1 1 1 I J !9-51. BAKER FURNITURE · ALL CHILDRENS WEAR Zebco 404 Big Bee Reel With 100 Yards 151b. Test Line. 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Gallipolb dam Horner I down 5:10 p.m.; Illinois up 7 HIATING AND r .m.: Dyke down !l p.m.; Jinx up 9,30 p.m.: Solvay down, ll:AIR-CONOITIONING 05 a.m. ; Rowe up 1:45 a.m.; L. Fieore up 2:45a.m.: Onward down 1:30 a.m.; Beckjord up !.20 a.m. ; Johnson down, 1:30 I o.m.; Rose G. down 6:20a .m. Kanawha Rlvor - Little E;dward down Marmet, 1:24 a.m.; Charley-Roy down Winfield, 4:Lec:u1t lt. Mhldlei'Ort "EVERYTHING IN HARDWARE" 1! a.m. ; Merrill down Winfield, MAIN STREET I'OMIIIOY I p.m.; Lucaa down Winfield, Phono WY 2-Ull 6:15 p.m. "COlEMAN" r~;;;;;.~;~;~;~;~;;;;~~;;;;~;~;;~~~j~~~fl QUART $2.05 SALES & SERVICE 1 CHASE HARDWARE Ebersbach Hardware OUR. H. Pot. Oliva, Mfnn 'IU04 M 102 .3311 Alll1011, Mlpn IIIllS Dl II .331 otaaidlltcr.,.. Frepl, LA 10 193 35 12 ,321 Robln1011, Bolt 'II 1811 40 If .Jll ManUa, NY Jltllll 34 M .311 Hinton, WNh '11211 3t to .311 Jl'raahen, Del Ill 205 21 63 .30'F Howard, NY M 211 Ill .30!1 ltlllne, Dot u 2IS 34 til .3011 BrllllllUd, Boa 712'11 tl M .304 Jlollla Rlllll Amorleu Lnp: KUlllbrew, Twin• 21; Powell, Oriolts 2D: Allloon, Twfnl 211; Wagner, lndl· ans 17; Oliva, Twins 16: ~Ia- , vito, Athlellca 11. i National League: May•. Glanll :Z:h WUIIamo, CUb• Ul; Howard, Dod&era 18: Allen, Phlls Ill: !Wblnson, Reds 11. h pi; the direct benefit Gf fiDpi:o¥e4 'J 1 vice, beMMme Ohio's eight -1111111 'r +• AVDpAI'iea are intelt G trared. b ic Aero 7~V~. IDteroounection means they lime p; s with each oilier tbiiOuglt a large netwodt ol tm!WI!!ssioo fun- which w• iDterronnection with other etetes, . Sbariqg ill this way helps keep tbe electriclt:y , _ - low !It price, One fad«: ltd: X'I'Wtit 36 FABRICS at REDUCED PRICES 88 '~·· $21.66 PAIR, LINED puvide NaUonal L oa 1 a •: floyer, Cord• M; May!, Giani! 113; Stargell, Pirates 46 : Santo, Cubs 4f; llanb, Cl!bo 44: Howard, DodgeTA ~ Pitehtnr Notloul LeaJIUe: Farrell, I ~Ill 1~2; BIIJI!Ilnl, Philo 7-2: • Maricbal, Giant. 10.3; Buhl, •w AT • COMPARABLE SAVINGS 1 I 8111 V , ...... '-""" lloti . . . Har•'s wher• lu11ury i1 1l1r1dard-in the new 1..-l'ldlu, Convertibt• and Hardtop, all destined kr be clllssiQ IHORTER OR LONGER LENGTHS a l;leipbody nwnner.to aerw :lfliJtal I "1111 57 fi"IOU loOt I !IMr S...0 76" TO 87' LONG ~ ilalllplfieant •• ;peG, '111111&11 bellle done by invmiJI'oOI(IMd ooaqr"vl ' 1 ~ ~ s14· la\IUip ~ reduclnf'the amount ol st •will ,, 1111~ed 'b!Y your electric COIPJ)PDy. Ohio is a key state in the bi(gest of the mL'i:>ite p,Met pools, started more than 90 yeaftl*· 'lbi&st••...v•• li-• ' uWities aerviQg 39 ~teo ea&t of the lbtlea. _.other in • AL 1 JIIIDI Baiitd In Alaerfeu Lelpe: Killebrew, Twfna 60: St\llrl, lUd Sol 57; W1811er, Indians ~; Powell, Orloleo 0: Colovll<l, Athletics CUbo t-S; Koufu, Dodgoro 10. 4; Gibbon. Pirates s-2. Amerlcaa L t 11 ae: Ford, lllrl., a. u .... Ill CLEVELAND ly, Mro. Ralpb Durot, _J!Qnald Edward )fayn and IIIII, 111111111 ... .... Mr. llld Mr1. !AIIIId ~~ Millar, "'" · Larry $kiD, , Mrl. Jl, K. l'lrk and """ Mro. D. • JtJhp S. J..,.. IIIII do. . ..- and son Freddlo apent tbe weel<. 1end 1!1 Clevet011tl gveo~a of lllolr niec~ Mr tDtl Mra J•met MeCl~ . They Wl!~l ..pecll)ly 00 attend th< 2!tb weddlni ..,Q;- vtrllll}' 111 Mrs. Sls11011's brother and wue Mr ami M r 1 I GeorJe hnJeleiU; Parma. ~ L' o\D&tletUf' tlallpten, M r i . JJillq McClelland and M r ' · I•anny T~ •••• lite dlftllor 101 their 111r.:nt.. 'l'bert W.re also relaliv01 there from Car· 1 roll and Columbus, alld !rltndl l !rom Plttabur1h. Mr. Anplt~ i '.~ ,, li's aister, Mro. Josaph Jalhewo, I c&lleti conaratulaUom from I Florida eveoing they wero ''""" of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Brad. lord for an out.door diMer at A plaruung session lor lh' Church hosl and Clllllerenct ..., their cabi~ 4t Sumner. Other yur'o work of the Sub-Diitrlcl ports w be pven. ~e•l year'l aues(ll were Mrs. Nell Davis, ~~elgs ~unty Mothodill Youth plannbiJ Besslon will be held MilO Frieda Jl'aehnle, Mtu No- t ellawsblp was conductetl 011 m Auauat. Bradford and Darryl Sturn- Friday at \be Rock Sprlnga Mrs. Leo Smith, Middleport, ~ bo. Methodial Church with JIIYF re- Heath ~otbodlat Cllureh, and p Kevin Dalley, aon 01 Mr. preuni&Uves, coulllelora and Mrs. Mildred Lucu, RuUand Mr. all'! Mro. Charles Searleo and Mro. Howard Dailey, iJ ministers present. MethodiJt Church, wore electvr• •pending 8 th ... week va- recoverlnc oatlsfacl<lrily from The Rev. !Wberl CMrd, form• ed ao adult leaders u availeolian 1n Alabama whero !hey eye "''tery for the IOCOnd time ~r leader of _the y~tb ar011ps, l!ble for tho entire yeor's prowill visit relatives In Blrmina- foUowlnJ an eye Injury . led the plannmg seaslo~ and ,... gram. The skating parties Will ham, Clanton and other polnta Mr. and . Mrs. William Jlod, vlowad !he past year ' work. be held as last year on the first In the south. oon and 10n of Colu!llbu• vis- He t1 located it Wavarly foh Tuesday evenlqg of eaeh month Mr. pll(i Ml'll. Lawroooe Mil- lte<i recently with hio pprents, lowlna the Metlw<h•t Confer- from Sep~mber to April at the hoan we!'r Wellston visitors on Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Dodson. eno•. Skate-A-Way on Route 7· Sunday. Melanie You"'l daughter of The new pastor, Rev. Chj!o- The sub-district dues are payMr. and Ml'll. George Doolit- Mr. and !,Irs. J,;, Young, Jr., ler Lernlay, w~s inlroducl!d and able in Seplember and 41'e w -- - - - tie and c~ildretl have retumed oi Woodslleld vlslled the pBBt cpenl!d _the meeting with pray- ~· sent to the secretary · treastn their home in Berea after week -.yith her grandmother er. Chns Tampkms, Pomeroy, urer, Brenda Pottt, 150 Bqtter~ ,, two week visil of Mrs. Doo- M". Jlohert Reibel and grand: is presJdjnt and conducted tbe nut Ave. in Pomeroy, in the Ho"pl'&~l little pnd children with her fEo!ther. J. A. Young , Sr. and ussmn. followmg . am?unts: 8!1 for an 1o1 UU parents, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn other relaUves. A s~he<Me ol meetilllJS for MYF umt With I - 10 memLumbert. Mr. Doolittle came l Middleport Scouts leaving on the entire year was set up w1th bers: f5 for 11 - :Ill fllembers, Eotered Hotpital for his famil y over the we~k Sum:fay for Camp Arrowhead AU sesswns to be held on the and $10 (or those havin& over WalteJ Richard Neal , Sr., Rt. t-nd. ne~r Jackson for a six weeks fourth Sullday or each month at 20 members. 2, BidweU; KaUlleen Cochp:an, Mr. L. w. McComp;s spent • t'P!Ilping ~ssion included Bill 2:30 p. rp . The h_ost ch_urch for Announcement was made of . . h Rt . 1, v·u. ton; Cly de 0 . Du rs t , the I J I h t0 nd H lh t Senlo 1g Rt 1 1 1 0 15 Sunday in Columbus with hi• Hackett, who was awarded the eac e mee mgs proun or r E 1 E J d ~ f h t th eamrs at l--ancaster with Jun- · • ..eon ; ar Y · or an, I mother , Mrs. J . E. ~cComf!ls . 1 gdwin A. ones Memorial VI. e re r~s men s, e wor- ior camp registration to be in Rt. 1. ...eon ; Mrs. E. John Moreleelr,_,., ••..,....._ ..,. Mr. and Mrs. ~w1s Ben.~on i St:holar!lhip and Kenn y Harris ship service. song lt!ad.er 3 ~nd b Wed d J 1 ...2 aan , New Hav~tn ; Mrs. Roy I '' llrooksville, FIQ. were ih' : and JO< Reichman . ushers. A 25 cent regt. •tr~tJOn Y nes ay , u Y 1• " ·50 ' · -- d s· b Rt 2 PI PI .Y' r f f h t b eoch, and Sen-lor High deadl.lne l' ~.~..nar no e, · • · ea- 1 · ~:;uel!lts of her sister, Mrs. Wil- Mr and Mrs. Michael Hack- ee or re res ments Is 0 e t Joh H Co b Rt 1 lniiiPIII•el •••trela .... tiam flra!iford . Mrs. llradford I ell a~d children, Marsha , Mon-' sent to !he host group by the July 15 at $23.50 per camper ~=v~ns~; . Nel~o:· s . Va; h~lil vlsi~d frequently in fiQrl- le a and Bar:ry. are returning to I Wednesday before the meeting. The semor camp wUJ r u n Matre, Rt. :, West .;olumbla , I da •lth the Bensons. Friday their home in Ft Meyers F'la The schedule of meetings, I fr?m. July 215 · AQg. 1. Those Mrs George D Carper Leon · •"-••" te eledrle ....... ~:~fter 8 visit he.re with ' hi ~ date, host church and area com- WIShiilg to atte~ ei~er camp 1 Ed~ard R. ?at.t enon, Cottage~ parent&, Mr. and Mrs. George . mission are a~. follo~s.; Oet. may COiltart thetr m•nister. I ville ; Mrs. Laura A. Livingston, A NEW IDEA I'Oif A NEW llfA Hackett and famil~ . They were I f!i , Rutland , CIIIzensh!p , ~ov. j i Rt. 2, Pt. Pleasant ; Mn. Glen! ~uests at a farewell party at 22 · Letart Falls, area of Fatth; I va U. Reeder , Lakin State flOI· I the home of Mr. and Mrs. Feb. 28• Chester, OU\Teoch; I pital ; Mrs. Robect E. McNam••..,., e.u.... .,,.,, , ••,.,,., •• ,. 28 ! George Hackett. Jr ., Thursday March : Pomeroy, Wltne~s : I au., Ne\\ Haveni Patrida Su• I < •vonlng. The birthday nl Mrs. May 2, Middleport, Fellowship, I Wood, Rl. I Ravenswood ; Ran' . (leorge Hackett , Sr ' WO > ol- , June 27 · with Rock Sprmg• dall L. Roo.rts. Rt. 2 Racine ; SL ob!lervttd. Olher j,!U t: st s wen t Patricia 1- BirL"hfield , Rutland ; l ~vrry day, JW•~''' l"' uplt' tci\'f" .wr.- rt'a son• for clum1i111 to mod~•·n 1 Mike Shafer and Bill , Melanie, Mr. and Mrs. Lynn St 1 Mrs. William A. OhHnger, Rt. i Dennis and Linda Hackel!. ' ·~d f "I 0 f Cl I d 3. Pnmeroy' Reese S. Dinsmoor. flam•''"' el•rtrlr h•at ! If you ' re bnildinf, I"I!DIOd•ling- or thinkin5 1 Mr. and Mrs. Charle11 Brad· 1-.,'"'" w ~ml~ 'th ~ve an spent · ~ New Marshfield ; William ; S. 1 of t· onw· •· 1in~ ~onr ptf'lf'UI ht>alillff 1yMtem, find ottt ho"· littl~ it I bury and tamil v ar e on & twoM ee de M WI H: parhents. I Slavens, JacJ.,son ; Mrs. Sam'Uei : weeks vacation. trip to Algonr . an rs . ar ump rf'y D. Swain , Rt 1, Soutl Point; reallv' eooto to enjqy riP<·! ric -tho rleane~t,. ••N••t-to-iuotaU heat • I "' · Mich. Thev stopped In Col- Gauge readings - G~llipolis i MRecent VISitors of Mr. and Mra. Op& Rallitr. Wellston ; you 0011 hove. There"• a opcoial rota, loo . Get the facie todoy. · d . 18 3 12 5 · th , rs. Ben Buckley were Mr M . All the prottKtion ym1 umbu!l enroute for their daugh· f ami_- Pt. 'PI . ' rlun2~1~i7 p ree and Mrs. John Lodwick Wes.l j rll . 0.mer Kiser' Ironton ; ter . Sunane . whn has been al- ee, need for your home is in · easan "·r , om- J ff d ' Mrs. R1churd Oean n.Jtson. Rl . ~ 70 · H' t the co. rhi1 one low cou Nariontendinil Buckeye Gtrls' State at ero . .w. , m on ·62 1a II'1r.g; Re erson an Mr . aud Mrs . · . 3, We II slon c ., 1 u · ·t , Kanawh<:t Falls · 10 falling ; oger Buckley ~nd famtl y, Births wide pJan . 1\sk for the li p! a mvers1 ~ . . Pomeroy. 1 Horneownen Poli<:y-fnr Mr. and Mrll. Russell Roush Charleston 17.95. shtll.onary ; Ka- Mr and Mr · . i Mrs. C R. Terry, Rt. 1 Oak I ~:onvenience .. . and for and son t<::: ril' nf Oak Hill nawha rtver on the sills. AI'". · . . s. John RJeb~l • I Hill , daughtel' . I: 31 a.m.: Mrs For all th• r... ~o •bout 1he a1hantag•• of ftam~l··~ elrrtrie · · ' B ..,qny, spent the weekend wHh . rr:al savina~ (as m\t Ch as sp~nl the we-ekend with hi!l 01t ntov emfnta : Mr and Mns Donal Reibel : Lowell F' 1--l.ood , CottaGeVille., I 40% over iieparau; l'Cl\'i: r· heal for your home, mall thio ,.,up11n (no obligation) to: vrents Mr _ and Mrs Alfred Ohio Rlvtr - Patton down t M nd M · w_ Va .. daughter, .1 33 9; .m.; ages.dipending on wh~:re 1 PRou sh ' · · 2 d' 1 r . a 1'!1. Denver Weber 1 I , 6:15am : In lana duwn 12, t 1 . 1 . h 1. hd . Mrs. Richard D. Dotson. Rl 3. f.olumllUt and Southern yi!U livfl. Allw R.. !ii itlrutl•' ~alto .. I Mid;ael Scott Miller, son of b:35 p.m.; Reliabl e down 12, en er amec: ':'"' 1t 1 ')trt ~~ dm · i We ll ~ ton , lwin dau ght e-r!!. , •/:52 Olalo Ele1!1rlc Company Zl ner for their son. Dav1d rt> · .' ' Mr. and Mrs. Mkk Miller. was 1:15 a.m.; mmer down l3, ce tJ Altendi . M' p.m ., .Lnd 8 · 0~ p.m. 2 1$ Nurth Frunl ~lrttt I takPn to Holzer Ho~pltal for a 12 :3r, a.m.; Chris Junior down n y. ng weJe r. and ''l~ht1 !d 1 (olumhut 1~ , Ohio WY 2 24•0 , Mr&. Oscar Weber and dau~h- M J p M C1 2 A d • checkup following 1:1 serous ill- }., , l :05 ~ . m . ; a houQ up 14, ter . and Mark Weber . r·~ . umes ratt r!'i . An-I Nam•-----------------------------111 I • •" Pomeroy I neRs: recentl y. He u; recovering . l a m : St Marys up l(i, 1 a Sunday guests of Mr. and : nba Pk lyMmale.D Edwwrd fHf ol-~ .-\tJtlrrst. _ _ _ ________ _ _ __ __ _ _ _ __ _ • ...... t sntiRfartorily . 1m., Invader up 14, 2:10 am; 1\trs . R R w·lr . roo , rs . ormant Co ey, Southern down 16. 7 a.m. J fr· M d ·M · . 1 l•m.s Wele John R. Henslev, Mary Browifill ' -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - A'tiONWI .. E : Mr . an Mrs Mall Carpen- , ry Bosworth down t7, 7 'a.m; s' · ~n 8 r.. Bill Willian:• and ey, Rober! Rob~rts Mocy Esiu1 llfllllll! llliiiiCI tUPIII lt,1 and f•m 1iy of Che, ler w• re I New Martinsville down 18, 12.- M .K lhnggs 1 Landc!liBtelrl, gan. Bell> M. Houck , W. E. . 0 <?t~ at! • ...,tlllcr.hiiUitlllllt . ' ..• :4 0 of r s.Bel re a and ryn M I. S ' C. VIsitors ol M1. and Mr!l .James .. a.m.; I. . eona rd down .1. d prousc ,. John W. Spencer. 1 ;:;;;;:::::::;:;~R~u~t~h:;;'n~d~fo~m=lly~:::: 11 .m . ; Friterger down ,~2. 6:30 Wa rrenp p·ICk•ns. r. an Mrs. 1.E.___ Canurh&e Mrs . David Kf'!. u th R d _ a 18 .m.; ~~a Y · own 4<1 , 6: 30 Boy Scout Troop 236 of Reed ~- 1 • P-IlL ; Thelma Ann dow~ 23. 12 . -~eljcq&. 1 . 50 a .m.; E;)gerclll! up 2;1, i, J. , ty a; Forked ~~: ;.~:'~e:::;• m.; Jefferson up 23, 5:50 ;~ .m.; Jy , Scout Master Dohrman Sally H. up Greenup r ll :40 p. Reed accompanied the troop m : Jeff Boat down Greenup, to th@' lak@'. Mrs. Reed served 3:4~ a.m.; OVEC down Green- home made ice cream to the up, 4:45 a.m.; Valvolene up 31, following : Mike Bissell Marlin ' ~ : 40 a.m : R. H. Bosworth II and Tommy Osborne Rand I' up 31, 4:15a.m.; Buckeye Stale Hall. Craig Tedd. Bill Dial; , up 32, I :30 a.m.; John K. down Mike Boring Bill and Tomm 32, 2:_ 30 a.m .;_ Mr . Mack _down Buckley, La~ry Isom , Jerr~ 32. 2 10 a .m.· J, E. VIckers and John Goo!den, Rc.nnie and a(lwn 32, 4:15a .m.; '"teve Click Randy Orr. David Smith . ' by o1feri ng the biggest savings of t he year Choose from down 33 · 4:ZO a.m.; Lewis dawn Keith Weber, KimOOrlv and The biggest savi"i' are at yaur Ford Dealer's! Ford sales 33 , 4:50 am : Pamela D. up Rippy Reed . · · k h h 1 " · 46 models - Amenca ' s widest select ton. ~re at an all ·time high . And we 11m to eep t em t a way djT.t'::l. 33, 6:30 a.m .; Allo!l Zephyr - Mr!!.. Lyle Balderson ~ U By Vallo<! Prell Jaitrnll1onal : Nattaul !ape 0 AI R. R. PCII, Clemente, Pit til 277 44 Ill .!47 WilllamJ, Chf 88 Z8ll 4f 13 .Me Mayo, SF 7126G li 11 .342 Hunt, NY 6t 118 311 If .SIS Torre, MU 113M tl 81 .319 Cepatla, SF 67211 :12 M .303 Santo, Chi 87 2M 48 76 .300 Stargell, Pit 51 203 21 II .S00 Allen. Phlla 6t :171 0 81 .211 flenks, Chi r7 2M II 71 .311 Amorleul ..... ... I Yl'~ I I n With 250 ft. 10 lb. Test Line. REGULAR 10.95 PHONE WY 2-2848 LoaatJo Lndtro Oistrict Lerel Planning Session MAX WARD SPECIALS FOR THE JULY 4th WEEKEND Major · I SAYE BIG 25'o EVERYTHING FOR FISHING ITEMS FOR OUTDOOR FUN II so, t~ 1 1 I Dally Stnttnel, Pom,roy-MlddltJ?Ort, o., June House Of Fabrics ::=::• a ' q ' . sa . . 250 Sec011. A¥1. 7 ..Ti 7 J•••••----------------~~~~~~---••••••••••••••-• • BRING IN YOUR MEASUREMENTS OR ' CALL 446-3351 ' . r......... v..-. ......... M-I ..... f . ., h . . till willl ...... kJII!Iftr ..l••.s•lflw Tltwo.lt~bollllllnlloJ •itlo JOII .•• All" "'" .. 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W! 1\) 9t~ ,•Nl"\. ~ •·· • _,,., !-. ~~ ...,. , :. .... PHONE !."o..L• ..,.. .... ~;.,~ , ~J ~k~ 117 ff Motor Co. I I ,,, '" WY 2-2157 C.rd of Th.nks ;;;:t~S\h :1~/-~2· Pag:~. ~~n;. ~~~~~~•to ~~~str~~~~if~: ~~0~; 11~\ ~~~~~~ 1 BJ aeff nars 1 S •· QUALITY 1 P L ._, .l .._ r~····••· ""-~ • ES L l.1 Auto Sales Pomerov Motor Co. -- 1. . ..... aotd,,.-..o tt- · ( T~ ......,. .-...>4" f H' "'"" A S l t.\ ~~ il • ll:e~ sa~.,. .. ......... Of- .ut l ii:S - n .!o ~· .\l .lll mll.l" II .,,,..,, .,,, I"~ ' M .. ,.,u"' ,, .. l'lle pu l't ll•ner ~s.·r • e~ · o ed11 "' N'1 ~~ • Ill' •d • J...,.,,~ n h J• •·h"""" l"' f:o ,,., . <h"" ll4 N r•pOF"' MI ' '" m P..h> '•h rn. ,.,, .. •• her w Uo '101 bo' .,.,,,,. .," ''·• ~.,. II> Business Services Two Actions Fil ..d In Circuit (our! Additions to 3 Schools Approved byMason Board 1-964 l -;:-:-::::-:-:-;:--;---.. - - - - - - - - - - pOrne roy 2 SIGNS @ D.l:lt.DUNI!:fi Oa, !Wtlnre Pu bll<' lt!MJ Dead lt JI• 1:1'11 " 111 Wn>•<by ii:GO P M Mo-JI.Y ~0 . t.;XPERI house painter, Inter- 116t CHI!:VROLET Impala Con1 oor and e~terior. Contract or v.a, good condition. Of: ! by the hour . Free estimates. vertlbli:! Phone WV 2-242L 6-~tp PT. PLEASANT - The Ma1 can wv 2-£676. ne Ramt'tt 8 14 6tp son County Board of EducaWorld StaDdarCI 11 Compacl bon in a two hour session MonEll..day night discussed tentative $1495 llll ear room.. ride and pertorm plans for additions to three Small CIJ ......,..., aed st hools. teacher placement, m:mareerabiUtJ and other business. 1960 Dodqe Phoenix 4 Door $1195 8eo William Frampton and Walt~t\l.•lk'" d .-IH· ll'l•'t'tllr \\' hi lt' fi nt-.h \ ' R f' n gln t' . pow 1' r MetropolltaD Moton er Donat, archltacts. presented "'t"t' 1·•n>.:. po;'''o;' t br skt>~ .•~utn trans. rad to und hf"at.e r. E. Mabt OD'eet, Pomeroy preliminary drawings of adPboae Wl' z.mt 1961 hmblet Classic St. Wagon $1295 ditions to Sunny Side School, 22 tic -\ utrrm.l t lt." tran ~ ~; ,..,_.,_i \~ IHI I' \I a l\ llrl.'~ t'h•,t n iu lrrt or, r 11 d io --~ --- 4- ---New Haven Grade School, and .11 1'\oi h ...,, l'1 ~ t .:'t' <n (' I' l'<'f!ll f 1 n1~h Wahama Jr. High. HACKETI'S 62 Buick _ _ $2,695 The board approved the SOHIO SERVICE Electra 4 dr. Hard Top. tative drawmg" for a one room POMEROY WY 2-3891 Shows lender care. Low addition at ';unny Side school ; , .. ... r..rn.. milea ge. Powt>r se-at--6 way f One of finest can~ in the one classroom on the ront f'OMIEROY, OHIO bend. the New Haven Grade School, Real Estate For Sale 63 Buick ___ $2,195 and finishinK the basement FOR SALE · House 6 rooms Special V6 4 dr. Automatic ea of Wahama Junior Business Services - fof Sale - TO HETTEH. s('rve you . ;e and bath, ~3 bedr~ms), hard- . f~ff~C'~f~\ 1. ~~~age. One CIU'e- into Pigh1 class1·ooms. f'RF.E l"SF. o' Dllr Car;'\('1 • wood floor s, car"nrt, storm 1' The board discussed the T' t' h Lh S:I\Eim!X'f'E'r "lth ;~urch <~Sf' o! ha n· rect>nt I~ adde<.-1 a whf"~l dm·e, p cu yd ., doors. ga,s furnac-e . Phone POSt:U pure ase OJ 4 B.llJf' L u ~r ~ ~ hampo..)~1 Rakt>r t WY 2 3424 6 30 6l I ' property adjacent to ethe ront e1J loade r. 1 bac:k hoe Pomeroy, Ohio 6 30 61c ~r urmtuN' 'h an bul\1 · er k 1 ~oR · L · ·- ____ _ P · wrd Grade school property. !";ll l f'\ rolf'! GtXld runm ng_ · <1 { ~1z wor <. . so per· r SA E: 5 room hou se on 1 ('('l ndilion to mt'<i F' t Ph 1 has been offt>.red to the board :\ew Paint Thorn· r ree e.s .lmate. one Rl. 338. 2 miles above Ra- 1962 PONTIAC $2250 4 d for $1700 and Supt. Milton Bur- INFORMA liON IO! •• ~ · ... 1 I PLEASANT - A civU action and 11 criminal appeal have beer filei~ in the offiCI Asa Hoskins, teacher, Wahama of the Ci•cun Court. The action Hj~h School. b style,. "ootheastern Di.!trtbu. All the placements and teach- tors, 1nc. vs Ohio Valley Veuders were recommended by Supt. ing Company , Inc. The plaintiU Burdette. and when the motion is eeking judgment in the was made to approve the list amount Clf f1 ,249.24 wltb inter.. as recommended board mem· est. The action concerns aHeged bers Rober1 Adkins, Paul Wedge goods .'lolv and delivered to the and Harry SJders voted 11 yes" defendant between June 29, with board member Earl Keef· 1961 and October 31, 1963. er voting "no." The criminal appeal waa The board authorized Supt. brought by Wayne Jewell. Jew. Burdette to take tlle necessary el• was found guilty of speedsteps to furnish li1e temporary ing in the City of Hartford kitchen at the nsw Pt. Pleasant i when arrigned before Mayor Junior High. William Kelly and fined t11 The next meeting of the and cosb. The arrestina offi. •oc board will be July 6th which cer was John Hinkle. Jewell i• a statutory meeting. The has appealed the fine to M&prindpals of the county'! h~h son County CJrcWt Court. schools will be present then .to give an accounting of hig 9 y Old school funds. - AAr• Boy is \ yPresent last night for the l~jilred in Crash 0 meetina were Supt. Burdette, •-e PT. LEASANT - Douglat Asst. Supt. Ralph Sayre, War- Adkins, nine-year-old son of Mr. ren Keefer, supervisor of trans- and Mrs. C. E. Adkins of Bell~ PT 1 1 THE F AM1l ; • ·" h"' r thank Eq <l ipmr m 1 hardtop, Catalina, blue : delle asked the board for edand board members meade, was treated at Holzer 1 tile dortor~ and nurses at M"ddl t c . . . I tsh. automauc transmission ority to purchase the nroperty A ms , W ge , Siders and Hospital for bruises and shock 6 30 Jlp I' I t! por . I .ontractor VIeW of Ohio River.' ~IJSt be I "•ay, ~I'-'" ' Me.~gs Cmt>ral Hospita L _ 6 , t<: 1v.u1eport. CaU WY :l.' for that amount if and t" when a rer. followh~~ a car-bicycle mishap 1 12 R1i wlings Coats Funeral 7~ H.arlr\ n nnd:'nn molor('\'C'le .. - ' seen .to be appreclated. The power steering, power brakes. deor title can be obtained. last night at 9:30 ,1.m. ln BelleHorne . the Be-\ .lo.<:;(>ph R Exrf'llPnl t·ond ition . c~ll Ken · Rickard 's AJH::nment Service. : sale 15 chear .• Well. wat~r~.l radio and extras. 910 Broad· action w<+.s taken on the mat- ! SERVICE WEDNt:SDAY meade. . 1\.ra~· . pall-be.arers and a ll ' n~ \\ 1IIJ.3,ms. WY 2231R. I Hormer!y Grueser Body ! Mrs. Charles furner. Racine 5289. 4 29tfc ter . PT. PLF.ASANT - f'uneral According to city pollee tno· our good neighbors. lnmds 6 30 6tc Works ). 286 W Mam St. 1 Rt. fl 30 file Board Member Harry serviees hr Jesse M. Donohue, vestigatin~ the mishap, the and relarh·es who ht>lped in MOT()RCYCI .E year, with ~;dmeroy . Oh1o R H. ~1r.k: 1 HOUSE FoH- SALE; Syracuse. _ _ Instructions _ was appointed a member of 69. Routr. 2 Pt. Pleasant will youth rode his bicycle across 1949 ~y 2·3576 1 Rt. 124 9 rooms. ~ upstairs,' u. s. CIVIL SERVICE TESTS I Mi.ison County Heath Board. be held Wednesday 2 p.m. at an Intersection in Bellemead1 sn:- wa~ during thf' !llnt>ss, 8 6l -;J?!' ll arlt-y Dav idson . Wh · t'l Phone. and de.atil of our dear wife ., S225 Ca ll Sh- . e balan..:mg , auto glass, 5 and bath downstairs. 2 large Men Wo01~n tl$-5:.~ sta... lllfll u The board voted to renew the Crow-Hussell Funeral Home into the path of a car driver by 00 2 5442 6·Z7- tp mother. and gra ndmothPr. brake service. front llvm~ rooms, a bed- !~~ti 00a;po~n~:!t ~~~:_~ud! ~~~~~~~~~ ~ Pilot Lile lmurance, which · with th~.. Rev . William (Bud) tieOrbe 0. Dabney , 23. of Piqua, 3 5 Tl 44tc · rooms. sewmg l'oom, 2 very open. E11.penen~ uauall7 unuec_ar,. the pupils insurance plan Hatfield officiating. Burial will Ohio. The driver was not cited. f lnrence Harnm Bailt>r 1 · NEW A~ D ust"d clotho'ng Sold ' · ~1 1 1 , d d d rREK •ntnrm•tloo QJI lPbl. ••1..-lea · Husband . \\'ilJ am R Ba!lt>'' · · · · • 'liS M arge 0 s, yar an gar en. requtremenu wrtte t.oda., ''"''' FollowinL much dt.s"us•·o·on be in the Euncrest cemetery. The youth was returned to "· 1 9 ':'oo.·~ho'o'o0~~- .,".'",,'.","', the board ""- voted to bu'tld a! Pe arl H(l wth0fnf'· s at c 'fl:) c n dd '-"' UQ Daugbtt":r . Jane ; c 11 hog 1m• work. l5 •. a ~ a• F'ri~nds are being received at home las~ night, 8 11 L eonar d Bass, \VI 2-2372. s=C 80 2 Mon ah R1dge na(' tne ' Ohio · I' Cpler nomMash a or 'rLester • 6812. • Son. Clarenre: and , l.:! dcs ~ rn6 30 6tc Pomeroy . 0· · fence at Woods School as the funenJt";ome. Donohue died 1 f o'-'·rd d ,. . , Rout e 2. "f-9-:!1174 6-27 -30tc 1 ·--,, · ran ~ns, ·~ an .• 11· _ ___ ____ o d &.&-30 HOUSE F'OR SALE : 6 rooms or..,. in the deed to the school unexpec t-"1 n~ Y Mond ay mormng ASK TO WED 1 G d chael Bailey.,..: WHY flSJ-i with a dead section j Bu and bath. Custom built kilchen For Rent property at his home . He was a .etired PT. PLEASANT - Two cou6 30 It~ : of a night crawler·.• W€ h8 ve . L~D~Z~R ~or\ . basPments nea r srhools Corner of Lin· , ~ RoOm- Furmshed aPirtm - t Resignations were accepted employee uf tht New York Cen- pies have made application for 1 I " ~ybrid'' danciug and wig· l .::~::o~:~~ic~us C~nag~le~o~~~ coin & 4th in Middleport. j 212 S 5th Avenue. Phone ~Y by the board from John tral Railroad. Surviving are marriagt 1irenses ln ~he office Notice g mg n·· worms for $1 .00 per f PI WY. ~ .. Gene Coleman Sh 2-5329 WY-I 2_5435 liam Pack, Principal ol his wife : four daughters, three of the County Clerk. Applying · • 6 30 Jtp 1 2- .. 22. 100. John Mohler, Leadmg er.s. lone 2-3196 6-27-3tc high school; Louise tea· sons, two sisters ; 27 grandchil- were Charles Richard TuckCref'k R.D ., Middl('port. Ohio , ~- ~ ~~ · - FURNISHED apartment for cher at Pt. Pleasant dren and eight great gland- er, 19, Carey, Ohlo, and Bren•" Phone WY 2.£:03 6-2!Hilc See Neigte• Building and Suprent. Five rooms and b th High School: Donald children, I da Joyco Frazier, 19, Pl. Pleas: YOU PAY t t ply. R..ltcine. for better \..-j Ni 7 Utilities furnished . Asst. Principal at Wahama . ant. Floyd Dwight Baker, 20 1 j furmshings kitchea cabinets and storm MIDDLEPORT WY 2- 3092. .6 30 Jtc High school, Leta Letart and Rose Marie Durst, ; ture in Middleport. Ohlo. doors. 1l Z3 tiC Nice home • teacher, Pt. Pleasant 21, Letart. with 3 bedrooms, living room, HOUSE, on Vine St., in Middle. Mlchael Whalen was - ' - - -- - -- - -- - __ 4 11 tfc_l l 0 . McCOY: AUCTIONEER, dining room, kil<'.ben with bir- port. Ph. WY 2-:W89. red from Pt. Pleasant High day a1 the home of Mr. and USED work pants and shirts. Chester, Ohoo. 3 23 tfc cr. cabineL• and panelling, u6 25 6tc School to lead teacher at Mr•. David Koblentz In honor Carl ..:heva lier. Long aottom . f AUCTIONEER til.ity room,. storm doors and 1 FIJRNI~HED and unfurniShed hama Junior High. of Patty Koblentz's blrt.hday. 6 17 30tp Complete Service wmdows. Nice level lot with- apartn.ents. 134 Mulberry The following teacher~ were Others enjoying the affiar were ----Q-jn ~radford in 100 yards of high school. Ave .• Ph. WY 2-6615 hired and placed for the 1964By Clarice AUeo Mr. and Mrs. P. F . Koblentz 1 SICK ROOM and invalid sup· \\'rite, P'oeoe _.Coograde school, kindergarte.n an i A surprise party was held and Mr. and Mrs. George Gen25 tfc 65 school year: fpties ant a ids ror your comt\. c. BRADFORD two !>uno. t'~rmar kets. Excep ti onal 1 HOUSE FOR RENT m· Pom_e_- Patricia Durst, He':lderson at the bo me of Mrs. hetmer · and Ricky Koblentz. ort. Wt' l'HITY a romplc1c Raeine, Oblo nt $10000.00 roy, 3 room• and bath. Call Grade School; Alvin B. ir honor of Mrs. Word was received that Mrs. line Jf crukhes, wheel chairs, 1 WY _ after p.m. _ 1).tfc as principal at Hannan Wame't. birthday . Guests Gerald Eiselsteio ts in a serl· • , 2 3575 5 62 5 11 tfc . SYRACUSE - 8 acre lot w1th1 - JANECKI ---- -- annout'lces chan· commodes, urinal s, under : Rev. and Mr. Ray War- ous condlt.Jon at University bosDR mentary and Hannan High Mr · an d Mrs. 0 scar D'll' I beautiful view, outside of FOUR ROOM furms· hed aprut- t-eplace John W. Pack, who reI mg- pital, Columbus. She was 11 e of offi.-... hours Pat . ts pads, bed pan!', t'tc . RoUer g ..... In Pomeroy · len , dleport. Pharrm:J('~', WY 2-3.1Bti._ _Mid·Lc ·., M will be seen from EXPERIENCED corpnration less than 30tJ0 ment. Pbone WY 2-3658. signed to become principal Mr. an d Mrs. Richard Bar- former resident here. 30 10-12 ~n a¥ frOm 2 . 5:311 - _ ___6 26___ \ ft>et from the tenter of town 5 '1:1 tfc Ripley High School (Gore is 8 rs. Jane Smith, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Woode 1 to 7 ~ :., pm weekdays. on SINGEH sewing machine In AUTOMOBILE ~ood ror early vegetables and FOUR R()f)MS, bal.b ~1e,. graduate of Columbia Opal Eichinger and daughter, spent Saturday at tl:e home of dRrk cabinl't with full I fruit. 4-roorn house with city ment, furnace heat.Pbooe sity and holds both grade Mabel Van Meter. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. WlUard Hines, In Racine by appointment . antee. Equipped to do zigzag 1 wat.er, 2 porches, and basement WY 2-3319. • 28 tfc high school pdncipal certifi- Laura ~artung, Mrs. Marga- Pomeroy, R D. 00 l sewing, but·onhoi<'. monogram ly during vacations HOUSEAND , cellar. A real bargain if• 4 HOOM apartment cates. He was formerly prin- ret Bissell,_ Pauline_ Riden- Mrs.' Joho Reuter and childCALLS · ANYTIME. Call WY ·I blind hem. etc. F'ull balance, bought this month. Phone WY 2- 5385 _ wflb bath. cipal at Williamson High K r- our, Mrs. Elizabeth Wtckham, ren of Akron are visiting Mi" 2·2996. 6- 27-Jtc $48.75 or $ti .OO month lv. Phone "' mit High and Davnille,' IMrs. Lando Clay, Mrs. Lillian Lucille Smith. --WY 2·:l2f!4 . 6 25 5tc : JIOUSE TRAILF.R- 1964 model, 5 6 tfc schools) ; Zela Harbour Han- Frost, Mrs. Joe Marks, Mrs. Sunday guests of Mr. and wu!~N YOU USE A.Bl ClecSOers ·.5-rooms with bath, wood Tlffi.EE and four r()!()1'b furnishe- nan elementary·, Harley,Cioud, Erma ~leland and Miss Leno- Mrs. Bruce Myers and family "r ree beautiful Storage Plan" you get . ra Bei,z1 · empty closet , Big Freezer Sale panelling, til• floor s, (10x551 ed aed . ··-·-' apart, teacher Ordnance School · were Mr. and Mrs. l.eonard . WY 2:-'2143 Pom~roy, 0 . 1 and three bf'drooms. In mJ·nt ments. WY z..543t 12 6 Uc othy Lewis Ordnance· ' M . J . F . Will, Mrs. Leland Koenig, Alvin Myen, Nan-8 1 apace m exchange lor all the All s·n:e• • school •Smi h d c h')d ren of J esup, nett, Sherry and ·ed b • Sale Prlc@d ' _ _ i conditions, $4300.00. FURNI.BHED and unfurnished bell Stevens' Sunnyside Pamela room OCCUpl Y the family'$ FREE ICE CREAM ' Ga spen f W d 'th S . h wmter clothing how it With •very Nt>w Freezer or fl,OH YOUR Bulldozer Jrk . CUCKLER REALTY apartmeob. InqUire It the and Joyce McCoy Eshenour, M ., nd M 'D ays I IWI • mit . \Vorks. Bring i.n all vour Phone W' 2-6455, Paul Bai· POMEROY, OH Ohio Hotel. 9-22-tfc Sunnyside. r. a rs . enzel C e and. Robert Allen of Ashland, Ky. wmter clothes or call us far USED FREEZER BUYS , ley , Pumeroy, Ohio. H. D 2. BOX 2%t WY -2 MODERN 4 room t_md - Arbuckle School, Lottie Bar- .Mrs. Baker and Mrs. was an overnight guest of pick up and w wW "P I Freezer-Refrigerator comb, 6 I 30tp - - - - · - fu · h batb neUe, principal and M. A. Bun- Billy Harns, J~sup, Ga., spent Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Allen. · e rotesJ!-.OR SALE in M;ddleporl, 4 rnl8 ..::<. apartment. Phone ce teacher· MarJ·e Sm!'th tea- a few days With Mr. and Mr. a11r Mrs. Jam"s R!'dc 1 1 6 eionally" dry ctea themmnth at , CHEST u. Ft.FREEZER Unico bedroom brick house, 5 12 tf• cher, ' "regular rates, with r1 Jr.,. _ $100 : 2 WY 2-3874 · West ' Columbia; is 8 Mrs. Cl ayton Allen a1d BilL our and !on spent a" fow days proofing and hang them up I ~~~~TF'F&~}~~dE~e $150 POMEROY, OHIO .! baths. lot and a hail, out of ' T!:mEE bedroom house on Lin- Edna Burdette Asst Principal Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Allen with relatives in Steuhenvtlle. for storage in sealed ~edar- 1 In the Heart of high water . Nice location. coin Hill, Pomero) ph o o e Pt. Pleasant Junior. High · El: a.nd. Bit! ent~ ·tained with a Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Eisetlzed bags and wheo you are Pomeroy Landmark I See by appointment, or call WI 2-3346 or WY 2-2188. eanor and Donald Futten, tea- p!CDIC at thetr home Sunday. stein of Cleveland, spent a "'ady tor them. next taU, call WY 2-2181 Ja<k Cmoy , Mo• THE AMERICAN RUHR WY 2-2885 or WY 2-3250. f 20 tfc chers, Pt. Pleasant Ju or Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Hen- coup!< of days witb Mr. and us or le1 our routeman knnw General Real Estate ____(6) 10 tfc High: William VanHorn ry Daile}', Mr. Mrs. Floyd Ridenour. and they will be handed to I Reposscs.,eo automatic eledro, FOR SALE: 7 rooms and. bath, COUR1 APPEARANCES er Pt. Pleasant Senior ' Hi h· and Mrs. Eldur. Wtil of SyraMr. and Mrs. Ronald Pooler you clean., . brighter and 1 hi< Ilk• ne w Pul l set of clean Servico house on Rutland .Road. PT. PLEASANT - Appearg ' cuse, Mr.. J . F . Will, Mrs. have moved Into one of the newer R<meber the storage i mg too:s and pop-out bags Large lot. Alummum storm ing before Justice or Peace A. Pleasant VaHey .lospltal Smith and children, Summerfield apartmenls. ' Is F'Tee Pay :-Jes Fall on new for over $150.00. CUCKLER REALTY I doors and windows. Reason- M. Goodwin on various eharADMITTED: John Niles, Jr., Roy Baker, Mrs. BiUy Mrs. Nora Brown is visiting 1 Delivery A B.C. Cleane" and I Gua rant•ed to oa•·ty assumable. Kenneth Searle. SH 2- ges were Epa Rollins, Letart Pt. Pl<asant Mrs. James Campal• of Jesup, Ga., and Mr. and M" Guy Summerfield Shirt Lau'ldry Mason: w Va ing la st 7 paymf'nls ol $6.25 &ox 229 Phone WY 2-3830 5012. 6 11 30tc Route 2, $20 and costs on bell, Bidll'en; Mrs. Emma Anand Mrs. Denzel Cleland. after spending the winter Ia SP 3-5543. -4 90tc 1 mumhl v_ Phone WY 2-2204. · IN SYHAC...1JSE, three bedroom a charge of no fishing license; derson, Charleston; Mrs. A coott out was enjoyed SUn- Winter Hav~n. Fla. 3 GUNS i 6 25 5tc modt:rn home, near school, Joe E. Beaver, Leon, executed Rollins, Athens, Ohio; Oscar iiiiiii W b , Professional Dry Cleaning Mrldem Insulated, IValJ board bond for $300 for 30 days to Tucker, Robertsburg; e uy , sell and trade gum 1WJND<) w a'~d pr~0;-;;_-;les, ali i and Shirt leundry heating , large lot 72 295 keep the peace; Charles Henry Adams, Pliry·, Willard Nibert, J " a'n ce Phor.e t a. m ,, 5 p. 1 WY. Cobb . PI . PI easant, f'med $l Hogsett; Atha Guy Rayburn, BiiJ ·tf· Wellman Les W!lllamsoo I kind s. hrrh vr,J and 1 Hour c leonine 2-3974 ; Evenings, Wl'th out registration Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Ray Crank, .,t r 1 Pt 8 m eweiers. P~one 50. I awnmgs VPnetla,'" blo'nds and I AI taring •nd Rap•lrlnt w 7 to m· for bemg ' · omr ~asant, W Va ' ri: ,aiJ·s. Free rstimat.e. Dale 1 Pocbtt •nd Zlppen wY 2_2441 6Yi'u~ - in possession; Guy R. Henry, Hender.sm 1• ;;-::;;;;:;:c:;;;;;-;;---:---·-111 18 Wippe, S11ppl.\ 21r, Union Ave. 10 lbt.. Dry Cleanlng $2.00 Princeton, $10 and costs, imDISCHARGED: Mrs. Guy AUTOMllBfi.E tnsnrance lk'en ' Pom e ro~· . Ohio. DISCOUNTS _ Farm Machinery proper passing; Donald Eu· Sayre and son, Pt. Pleasant· cancelled' 1-ost your opera 6 25 3ntc PICKUP & DELIVERY _ _ _ gene Chambers, Athens, t20 CliHord Queen, Jr., GaUipolis; tur'l Ucense'! Call WY ~;Miti FOR SALE- Mia(f];Port·s taU- ! FOR SALE : Garden trador, and costs, without rear view Mrs. Ochel tlollins aDd daugh_ _ _ __ _ _ ___ 1115U(·. est building. 1ocated 36l N i ABC CLEANERS David Bradley, 5 H.P. Cleat mirror or observer; Ray Mor~ ter, Leon; Norman Curfman F Wanted To Buy 1 Secou<J Str•et , M1ddJ•port 1 & SHIRT LAUNDRY tires, wheel weights, reverse, gan Jackson, Wooster, Ohio, Pt. Pleasant; Dana Aldridge: , Priced lor quh"& sale InqUire 1 n3-5543 M.son, w. va. cultivators, tooth harrow. All $10 and costs. spt>edlng; George Pt. Pleasant. I "' Ohio Hotet 10 16 tic .. for $200 . Contact Ly A. Shamblen, Jr., Charleston BIRTH: A daughter to Mr. ,.,. pt ... t.e 11ae od tor uf tim- ·-·- -FARMERS : for the best bulls, Racine Food Market nn Hart, finffl. $.1)1) and costs sentene: and Mrs. Bobby Pyles, R l 0 A LARGE 6 27 ber ~t'ar Pomeroy. Oh10 Con. FUR St\LE at the best price. with the · ~t ed to 24 hours in jail and Grande, Ohio. J01II' Ctisla-Lfae. We act fait to ,m tact : M W. Run_v uns . Mm-I GIBSON ·Kay Harmony !lllitars nation 's leading sires in Oai- FOJ. SALE OR TR.\DE: Hay\ license revokerl for six months - - -- - - - - - fOil a quidi iiK. Uae tltla nadJ ersville, Ohio. WY 2-6273 lind Amptiflel"l, 24 month• to• ry and Eseel. For forenoon ~oer for sale or trade. WY i driving while iutoxlcated; Day: ~nt; Thomas Steadman, Dan~ to .., biUs, .... Y&Gatloa 6 23 .IOtc I pay . see or call fiffio Jewel· com:enience service. :.:all by 2-.>1 11• • 6 4 tfc mon Widi~m Nelson, Minne- vliJe. Pa., Bob Eugene Long, Ill' IIIIJ ~ fOil wWa. BepaJ . . ers. Polnt Pleasant, W. Va ., 6:00 ito . m .. aft""rnoon service - - -·- - . - - apolis, f20 and costs. littering; Columbus, and Alfred E. Ad· llniftJ terma to Jalt :you hoot. Your Phone ..0. Bill Wellman, Les bv 1 tr p, m.. by calling _Marine Supphes _ Shelby Jean Brown, Chicago, kins, Ashton, were eadt fined FOR SALE low Jmdaet paJIIU!Il1a lnduc1e tbe Williamson. 10.30tf Curti~s Breeding Service Inc. CAR TOP fibreglass boat, 121 no operator's license. $10 and ~10 and costs on charges of na-hle loan ebarp. You ca PUPPIES. $.':1 oo e:w h. Charles Technician, Leland Parker, fl. metal, carrierr oars, fire 1costs; Harold Patrick, Pt. Plea-- I mtoxicaUon. ..., Ia fuU IIIIJ time at lelo _.. Ma sh, RunkPr Hill , Rl . 2, ., Kll..L fEHMfTES and pmtect Pomc•ro~. 0 . Ph . WY z.~•4 ~a.~ . extinguisher. 4'/z h.'·· t UtJe tltla qalek, JlllaoiT Cash-Lbae, Pomeroy. 6-27·3tpr· Ia~ and <; hrubs from ms ..c•s Albert ~arker, Chester. Ohio. $200.00. Like new. r-CaUmoMoar:l It'a stricti¥ C!llllftdentlal. We Uiilllf: THOROUGH B"F' D stra · ht Wlth ARAB U ;.,·it Conce~ Ph · 98 5-3415. 6 24 30lp 2.._on 77•5•••. 6 24 6tp stud :roar penomd Deeds lllld· n. · · 1g tTale Kmg Br11h1ers S ll p p I y .,.. lf"gged beagle 1:up~ . 2 lll11nl.hs Co .. MJddleport, Ohio. PIANO tlining. Newman~Bllf.. _ _ Livestock_ _ -*:rourwilluooat.U~ old. James Dat·is, Portland tf dette, Middleport, WY 2Call .- No ohllptioD. 5 2 0hio. 6-27-Jtp - - ·c 5246. 6 18 :Wtc 10 PIGS. Donald Weav.r. Phone Signature Loan• By City Loaa --SINGER Sewi~ machineS. WY -2-6079 6-27-:Wtc & Guaranl'y Co. Avall>blo DAY BED, chairs, •as UEA TING. Ptumbill&, MooDer e st o\'es, new , $.';9 !\tt up . Several used I 25 E. Mtln St. Pomero 0 We have the materials and can give you fl'nrna('e!. Aneld Brodlen, tables, chest ol dmwer- s. f' tc - machmes at bargam pnces NINE NICE Hampshire pigs Phono WY 2·2171 y, • for sale. Roger Buckle)', R. Roy Kasper , 132 Milberr} Aile. The l''abric Shop r.::inger Sale9 618 Eat;1 MaiD Street, Pomcomplete instructions in the proper methBob Mlllor, Mgr. D. 3. Pomeroy, Ohio Pomeroy· &-Z7·31 P and S4:!rvice, Pomeroy, Ohio. eroy. Pb- Wl' z.ztll. 1 20 tfc ods for installil'lg Ceiling Tile; Wall Panel983-2253, Chest~r. V PIECE dining room SUII.f' in WY Z-2284. 4 21 tfc 6 29 3tp £art . . . Plamlllq 01111 good condition. May be seen ~ ing, Floor Tile and Ceramics. HeatiDI at Edna Picken's, Racme, For Sal, or Rent Ohio. 6-27-3tc _ __::lf!sll_r~~ce • EDdMbterPtl1e, yoat RWf:l' - II"'OINee & SAVINGS CO• WHY PUMP your sluggish se~ 1HOUSE for rent or sale, -b~ JOHNSON, Slmpooo Insurance We have aD olno tic tank. Get Kle:m-Em·Ail. monthly payments on land Agency, ID. AD fnrmo ot 11> Sewer llfacblnet '"WHEN MONEY IS rHE QUESTION WYI-3741 leptic Tank Cleaner. Land- contract, 532 Mill Street. Mld· ourance. Jim Jobnsoo and RealoD-RaiOI mark Farm Bureau. Pome- dleport. Phone WY 2-5262. mY LOAN IS 7HI ANSWEr CaD WY 1-zt?f DaJ « NIPI Bud Silitpoota. Ageata. Middleport roy6 29 30tc 6 Io lfc 7 • lie I I 1lo ~lt. podrkt~tion. Kee- l I I I lt1BU • .;EII UW¢&12ii& J • Ret'lle 1"e,eVlSlOn ~f lly RICK DU BilOW Uttlled Presa ialel'IJ&tivaal HOLLYWOOD !UPIJ - Who would have lhofliht that SUaday night's NBC-TV special abol:t an aircraft carrier fllibt deek crew would turn out to be ~e of the most beautiful and Jensitive documentaries of the season? SomJ viewers, including this one, may well have .wondered In advance why In the world such a relatively remute au~ ject in the fir:!itt place. Yet, W1th a quietly terse narrative written by producer Al Waner: man and spoken by Frank Me· Gte. with prize-caliber color photography that waa an indl· vidual show in I!Sell; wilb music that helped capture the range from the e.xcitement to sld moments-with all these the program revealed bow artistry can be found in any vocation If the eye of lite beholder Ill - r------------.1 NOTICE! ~u_.L.I,,. ne....ltb hom~. .,.Ill~. ~j fi-- h- e!~ ~:k:~e F';r~~ I Will Be Away From My Practice Until After The 4th of July! DR. R. r.- BOICE Ph~n~ 6 I WheeiAii,g'nment Brake Servl·~e o:io BJaetfnOrS b~g, ~ert"'s ~wwslled I I _ _ _ .. __ , I) I~. 38~0 R~y M ~I Portsm~uth, Sell~ I flnP~ CALL FOR YOUR i :rc I I · I WENT OVER TO PAW~ LUKEY'S AN' HE'S GOr A BRAND- NEW PADLOCK ON HIS HENHOUSE WHAT ON AIRT'1 HAVE VE GOT INVORE CHICKEN SACK? .... - __ _ ... -..._ ...-_ -- U.Ain~oan Indian lt.l'aul.Uiy .. l'UM. . 33. Vui.t7 ot lN.8tuft -.:Rciouol 18. 9ptaal fO. Ttdlnp ----~ a,,._ 36. Mlnlll lllJT ITS LIIL. loiEARTeEAT tS FADIN?'! """r IO.Ptayon WOI'do:PJ, at. Li:stlesa U.Couplee IN. Rolled to& IT.Uuto lfrl 88.-0UpiG - U.Halt Q.Dronch tO. "Wamder. 1&11d" lilt Q.Miulle tT. Mtaattre ~~· 'lPaz:lod• attbn• DOWN 1.8iLWheol 1Pindl1 Society NoteS 1 ~uar· beauurnt and dldn'l haYS to bep the plot 1110'11111 Cbester I Thursdayby~pointmentonly l IUally art lor Ita own ul:e. II It hard ID reme!llbor !be laat majOr lal.,llioa lllOW !bat tavtabid tootaae on a tMJquenr.e that wu, 1n the lllllo, merely i'.!!ttln" 38. Italton • "When I agreed to buy a new raneh-type house 1 ceotatnfy wasn't fiiuring on threo roundups a weeki" I ' 0110 plRne. in fllBht thai•WU aimply l pictur• essay ol lbe oplendor of m"tion, IUid Utile •t.--vir- DAILY CROSSWORD I 1 I landtna• 1roni: br~sb !, ':;fedlif:i.,of the crew lbat on eoostant and iaunchlniJ, and lite admJ. k h rot1011 for the llbow otelnlt fr,'IDI een 'moug to b• oen.itlve to Its lbUlly to cmto 1 rhytrun lt. of Ufe• Tba1 '!'ere . would be tension Tbe precltiOII of 111 and tht1lll m the daneeroua rtml , e clln!tll takeoffs alld landlngo was obvl- com l1!ol In oomt wlllldlrfUily: OilS beforehand. But with conP=~l moments. summate taste, whict. was aid- frl rm • :- rel&U&oodbyoo to ed unmeasurabl)' by McGee's e an ve1 1D the ablUt)' to traMtnJt compassion Wasserman, who was also th~ director, t.lvoided the low road ot bravado and gung-ho'ism in I.Prdn1 favor of a low-key adult tone. LCityon RacUU.ver, The result was an unusual f.Obtalnod N.D. S.JilftdtohM story about how some other huI. Cape t.XIDr• man belnRB live their lives, and 11.A4aee that Is what televlsJc1n J.;; really :ta.Lllt. T.ltoolt 13. An old· all about. I. C....... tuhJoned The show was filmed on the "'tablet,. •• lola U.S.S. Franklin D. Roosevelt, U.Flower ~Tibot and centered around fauncbing 16.C0b11D~ 10. X!UIOI'y e&ttoru~: and landing flight op rations oomb. toi'Jll 1f.Partot Toward the end, there was a 1e. Manaat.e -lobe'' tingling episode tn which a 18. Ceblna H.Pldp... monkq pilot required four attempl<! beIO.Vlt.Devv11,fore landing at night; and pl&l>.. D.OIIrlcb. there was also a tragic note In 21.Famo --~------- 1 .., ;z tQ!SijlSjjALJ.tt SWWP4Ql¥J4Sjthe funeral rl another fUer ,.m.. a t.ouddni mood-3etter to wbose body " 11 -end a pllot't·. yo.vltw ol tandJnl ~ • . Ifrom the ... - ho lailld to the carrior, to • tillltplo ... of· I ~ Yll lor Cho moot pari, loctille !tdo !hot ollhe '-1. , e hour dealt wllb the rhythm 'fttere Wat MquOnce ol U.;;J _ -· ' ' 1 b1 pis ' -~ F ... .. . .. ..... . ' 1 WJEH RADIO PROGRAM LOG 5:00 CommuniiJ News MONDAV TIIIWUG8 li'IUIJAY &:05 World, National Nelft 6 1b Sigu On 5: 15 Spotlight on Sports 0 6:15 MUIIcll Clock ' 25 Weather 7:30 Newa Headllnll UO Dinner Murlloalt 8:00 St.nset Blvd. 1:31 MtllicaJ Clock 7:30 Slsn 011 7,~ The Ulellno SA'I'VIUlAY 8 flO Olllo Vllley News 8: !5 Stsn On U5 World, NoUoaaJ New• 6:15 Musical Cloct. 8.10 Sports Uli Tha Llfeilne 8 13 Weallter Plettn 8,00 Oblo Volle•' N-a , C1oc vw 8 16 M...... -.~ t 8:011 World, National News H5 CommllllliJ Nowo 1:10 Sports Today Ut! r.tt ot Cho 'l'l>wu 1:14 Weather Picture 9 55 MUOD Cowlty Newa 8:18 Musical Cloek 10,00 Family Wonb!p Hour 8:51! Newa . 10,13 PubUo Sen1co 1:00 Mtlltcal Cli!Ck 10,30 Latl<:hllrln& 1:30 Song & Slory Time 10,55 World ruwa t : ~ Family Worablp Hour 11;00 MDI'IIin& Melodies 10:00 Nowa lucept p~jday, 10:1111 H••b School lilt Parade ,....._, D.n. Dloo .. ...... ... ....., .....) 10:65 Nowa u,~ World Newa 11:110 Army Tlma IUS MUJD Cou1t1r Nne I1:30 Spectal Commuru,, 12·00 Commllllll)t NeWI Programs 12.tlf> Local Newo 11:00 Newa RoundLlJI IUO Markell 11:20 Bullolln Board 11,15 Mid DaJ Wettlter IJ:~ News O Gl'lllll IHO EvBDI Bullelllt !laird tJ:IO SaturdaJ Mlllnoo 12,25 NtWI 0 Grams 1:116 Nowa Bell IUO AIJ'(c1ll1Urt ApQt 1:00 S.IUrday Ma12:41> Country Go RoiiDtl 1:116 Nowo Beat 1:55 Nt'h Bell S:OO Saturdaf M<Jilntt 2,00 Country Go IICUDd U6 Newa Beat 2:55 Newa Beat 4:00 Dlscln~ wilb Doss 3:00 Let'o Talut a Break t:30 Top Toll Ra8:55 News Beat 5:00 New11 Snm!!W'J Radio MONDA'f TIIRU FRIDAY f:OO Sip GD NtWI I:Oti Sacred H-• -· 1:20 Cotm1rJ Jambono 1:01 1:01 1:10 1:111 81p 011 Cauutry Malo Thnt CauuiP, JamiJoreo JGbD llarms 7:06 Bl'Oiilut hriJ 1:30 Form NtWI 9: 1~ Jonea Bulct Show 1:3& Palll Bowen 10:15 The Good Lilt 1:411 Meigs Cl 4f, !zt.' 10,35 Music In Tho Alr 1' 00 NeW!O 10:411 Tbb Is lluale 7:1Jfi "'""'S l"h·~t '"" ~........ 11;06 Top TeD Sbow 1'31 Nelft U:ll Top 1'111 8bow IDullonl) 7:35 Picl<- Bardwtrt 11:1111 Not11 Newa f'nles.-Thurs.) II: II Mllllcat lnlllrludt 7:ii0 Newa Report II: :10 ReY, Morlln 'l'ooll l:tiLJ Breat!ut PariJ 1:00 Plallot ~ 1:10 Roy's Food Bl&ket 7:1111 StmdoiiD Serenodo 8,34J Van Palrlclt Sports 7:10 Sip 011 l;tt Baker ll'urnl!tn-Wid-flt 8:55 4lpoa House f:OO NIWI lttMIAY I:IJfi Olfleo Wilb J11tel 7:GI Sip OD t:tb Belly Nowtou 7:10 Fracb City lapllat Hour 11:00 MllllltlerW Assoo. 1:110 Wlnp of Hollllai 11:1> Country Drifters 11-W 8lblt Spoats to Yoa 11:15 Mason Ct. A:fl, !zt.Tue 10'00 Votco Ill l'rGplltey 11.13 A.li.C. Pr01fam-fll 10,. Wllb. Reports to Ptoplt 11.13 Famlly Worsalp-Tbun. 11100 II11Dt111 Sbow ll:tll TIDy'a Country a,11:tl0 N0011 NoWI 11 ·00 NIIOD Report 11:11 Olrlltla Hour 11:80 Ooualen Gulli lilar-FrL ll:aO Rev. Marllll Tooll II::W Mualc Jtlll tt'cr Yota 1:00 Billy Gnbam t:U Blaottnar IIJmo.TueL 1:35 Lutbera 11our t:IO ' - I N11N 2:00 Tho Cburoll AI !\'art U! Bowling Scoreo 5:00 Country 11,ymn Ttmero 1,00 News 1:15 World In Review GEE, fOod JII.EVER i!AW \'Q!) lOSE YE:I? iEMPE:R! WHPi'rlii I"H' M<U!ER? DUCKS! iH~'I GGI A POMO OOWN YONDER, WHY DON'T TH'E'i IJ.g 11~ •=• 7:30 Off SATtiRDAY 7:1111 Slp Of! WINNII! WIN1UI LI 1\\QNDER t• -.ot.I'D MIND CHATTlNO can AtMliLe._ '-· -er I o,OU"! WHY NOT ... ... DO IT YOURSELF? ---·- ----· King Builders Supply Co. '!.--------·------- .... --· -- -- -·· ·· -- · -- .. -··-· ··· - ·· .. · -- -· ·· NOT AT ALL. BLIT WHY AREN'T y00 IN T"E talNGE Wml 'vOUR HU5SAND" EAVOY/M1 'I'OURSEu: r 1 • TH...-n.&;. 'YWACit HER TO HAVE A COOl<'-ouT WITHOUT INVITINIJ 1011 _.t...., I'OAijOS! 6·600PitfV .? I bounCJar~ A GCRU8 SRt..l~, WHIL& I GE.r ~OME , _ _ __ _ lv ltAIIUIN VAN&ui!EM ~~~wi~lh~OJ~sa~-~~5:~1ii~D~IIm~e~r~M~us:i~W~t~--J~7~:10~SI~18D~O!I::::===JJI~:DO~Be~p~Hjst~Hour::~ t:ltl t:OO ~ mMT l&TTIN" 'TH" ~R OUT 0' TH' TANK, ""' c;ET �. . - - - - - - - - . SUIICiay at laDet'f dta ""' tin, e.rta and Barbara left Moum111, Mlnemtlle. atlvu. 'nley ~ 11n. ~ rt1r vlalt with rei· Mr. and Mn. Ronald Foklea Wilbur Flnlaw wbo v ben U... DIUoit, Midi. aD<' sons of Hebron were Suothe progrwr will be on public briefly to her boiM. N.t. end Mn. Clan'J\t'tl Anday guuts of Mr. IIDd Mrs. b relations, Ja~~et Korn, chairand dllldM~ , Susan and lie Moesman. man; October, legislation, Jean Mrs. E. J. Hlll ~ Raymond atilt Mrs. Jennings Mlal Lena Grueaer wu the JULy 1 :· L. Moore.; November, personSunday after a •vval de$1Yb- WtylMd and 1011 Terry spent Sunday dinner guest of Mr. and al dev~lopmtnt, Nel_lle Vale; The Deacons and Deaconesit with relaU es In Oolllft\blaa. ~ at ~· park, Hunt· Mrs. Harry Keiser, Mlner:svllle. Decem~er, the ChriStmas par- es of the First United PresbyBible School at the MinersShe was aecompanlecl bome - ~ W. Va. Mr. and Mrs. John YOUDI Committee chairmen of the ty; Januar) . ~965. Emblem & terian Church of MlcJdle!polt l ville Metrodist cbwch closed her daughter. Mary wllo IIP8'l Mr. and Nh. Donald Morgan and son of Urbana were weekMr. and Mrs. George D. Masll!ldrlleport Business & Profes- Federatlor., Wilma Sargent; will sponsor an Ice cream so- with a program Friday eventhe day with ber Pl"flla. Mil saa of Newart arrived Frlend guests of their parents, Mrl. sar and family of Columbus linnal Women's club Monday February civi< partic:pation, · Wednesd Jul 1 be · ing. Mr. and Mrs. Roy JOOM Jt. ~ f« week's visit with her Hank Young and Mr. IDd Mrl. 1 IYening in the offices of the Martha Fry ; March, world af. t ay' yth b gmbwere overnight guests of his 1 . . a 6 p.m. on e c urc . G c Scripture reading of Isaiah parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence and sons, John and Jeftrty ot ,pa:;;l'!ll;ts~,~M't~ . ~·ncl~~M~rs~ . ~Es~llei-iWii.• R~.~C;i;;a;i;ri;;pen;;;;;;;;;te;;;;r.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;;;,;; coIurn b1a as ompany· p an- 11 fairs • Margaret• Ella • LewiS ·• Ap· lawn. Homemade 1ce cream 53:1-7 and prayer by Mrs. Masser, enrouse to their Columbus arrived Sunday for ' lfl nt'(( the p1 ograms for the rom· 1 ril. mr'llbershlp. Edith Forrest. cak 11 d k I· ld wili lng year e, co ee an oo a Bradford Maag Jpened t h e home, after a two weeks vaca- visit with their parents, Mr. prog . am, followed with the tion at Hilton Head, S. C. Their and Mrs. Roy Jones Sr. and 1 Beginning with September Special committee members be served JULY Z ?;;;:;;i;;;;;;;;;;;..;.=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.i;;;==i'_ l include Glori; Ebersbach, chair· pledge to the American a n d son, Stephen remained for a Mr. and Mrs. E. J . Hlll. Mr. I Bethel No. 62 of the InternaI man ; Sadie McElhinny, Rose Chrlstia• flags and to the Bible. week ''s visit with his grandpar- Jones returned home Sunday 1 tional Order of Job's Daughters evening and Mrs. Jones and Heynolds Beulah Strauss, Mar. will meet a. the Pomeroy MaMembers of the Pre school ents. .sons remained for a visit with garet Ella Lewis. sonic Temple Thursday at 7: class, .;anb "Jesus Loves Me," Miss Laura Grueser returned her parents. TONIGHT & WEDNESDAY , Music director, Lucille p.m. in Engli~h then the way Afri- home Saturday, after spend- Mr. and Mrs. Fred Graham FAMILY NIGHTS 1 Swackhanftr; telephone comcan children sing it. '1'wo songs, ing the past ten days in Mar· and daughter, Merle and friend "BEAUTY AND \ .nittee, Loretta Satlens, chair· "For God S. Loved The World" ion where she went to attend of Spencer, W. Va. and Mrs. THE BEAST" and "Peter, Paul and s j I as" the graveside services f o r Helen Damewood, Syracuse and Joyce Taylor Mark Damon I man , and 8Ptty Leonard; Bul-andietin, Freddit Houdashelt, chairwcerts.presented by the Primary Rev. Mrs. Lawrence F i c k. Mrs. Roy Vineyard of Reedsvil" SWORD OF THE man and Phylli ~ Stanll)y; scrap188 CONQUEROR" While there she was the guest le were Sunday afternoon guests Jack Palance Guy Madison \ book, Alwilda Werner; parliaReports on Bible characters of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fick of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Hill. (Color) . mentarian. Freddie Houdashelt. studied during the school were and family. R. C. Reiman of Salldusky Also inclu"ed In the commit. The June meeting of the given by the Junior c 1 a s s spent the weekend with Mr. and Thurs.-Fri. July 2-3 tees are program. Grace Pratt, Willing Workers class of the which also sang "Whisper A Miss Laura Grueser was the Mrs. Dwight Logan and 1 o n 1 "FUN IN ACAPULCO" chairma.1; Flower committee. Enterprise EUB church was Prayer." The Youth cIa s s Sunday dinner guest of her sis· 1 With Elvis Presley and was accompanied home by~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Mary Housh , chairman, and sch- held Friday evening at the sang, "Open My Eyes" and a ter and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Reiman who has been the and Ursula Andress olarship, Elizabeth Pickens, home of Mrs. Herbert Dixon, duet, "How Great Thou Art," Mrs. G. 0. Schmoll in observ- guest of ber sister and brother(Technicolor) chairman. Hostess committee Rock Springs Road. was presented by Marilyn ance of her birthday. -alid-'in-law, for the past two weeks. Mrs. Thomas Bentz, devotion- Brown and Mary Woods. T h e "THE DOLi) DARK HOUSE" , for the year is Rose Reynolds, left Tom Poston chairman al leader, opeQejl the meeting program closed with the Lord's Mrs. C. L. Arnold who has r~ Mrs. Florence :-Jolley turned from a visit in Charles- Sunday for a visit in Sandusky ~5555~55~~.: 1 Refreshments were served at with group singing of H~lp Prayer fr: unison. the close of the meeti11g to Anne So~ebody Tod~y. followed Wlth Mrs. Maag was director of ton, W. Va. with Mr. and Mrs. with her daughters and sons1 Bailey , Lucille Swackhamer, scrtpture readmg of I Corinth- the school and teachers were Charles Elliott and family, is in-law, Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Rei· Betty Forrest, Freddie Houda- ians 13 co~cemlng love by Mrs. Rev. Robtrt R. Card, Mrs. Wil- the guest of Mrs. Maxine Arn· man and Mr. and Mrs. Chester 1 POMEROY . OHIO Carson. l shell, Margaret Ella Lewis, James W1ll. . .. Jiam Russell Mrs. Charlea Gru. old and daughter, Susanna. William Carman spent Mon· Mrs. Earl Carter and daugb, Loretta Saelens, Nellie Vale, Three readings were given eser, Mrs Gene NortoL Mrs. LAST TIME TONIGHT i Phyllis Stanley, Jean including, "I Remember Moth· Otto Hartenbach, Mrs. ' Jack day with Mr. and Mrs. John ter, Mrs. Robert Nausbaun and On The Occasion Of "LOVE WITH THE Frick. children Linda, J irnmy and Kay Janet Korn, and the evening er," Mrs. Paul Frick; "When Curts. Miss Sue Renshaw, and PROPER STRANGER" Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Weese of Huntsville arrived Saturday, . Natalie Wood. Steve Me· hostesses Mrs. Alwilda Werner Jesus Came To Golgotha," Mrs. Mrs. Brooks Sayre, who also and Miss Marcia Karr were in for a visit with Mrs. Carter's Queen. Edie Aaams Harve;Y and Mrs. Grace Pratt. Ben Buck; and "Because You served as pianist for the school. Lembeck, Herschel Bernardi. Gallipolis Sunday for dinner at sister and brother-in-law, Mr. Prayed," Mrs. Dixon. Tom Bosley. the Evans Steak House. and Mrs. Lester Wilson a n d Colorcutoons Mrs. Eldon Weeks, president, 8tewarts are Hosts Miss Jane Sue Lietwiler of other relatives. Mrs. Nausbaun conducted the business session 0 IS OU WED. and THURSDAY Lorain is the guest of her grandand children returned to their To Picnic Dinner and cards of thanks were read t TUESDAY, JUNE 30th- 7 to 9 P.M. July 1-2 parents, Mr. and Mrs. John home today, and Mrs. Carter I Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stewart from Mrs. Lawrence Smith and ICn#C NOT OPEN Lletwiler. She will 1:>e joined remained for a week's visit. j were hosts to a picnic dinner Mrs. Florence Holley. The wonFOR THE NEW FRIDAY and SATURDAY Thursday evening, by her par- Mrs. Ruth Swepston and Jana, 1 Sunday on the lawn at their der b?x donated by M1·s. Geof- A roxlmst M thodl t 1 60 July 3-4 Edward Mark and Kent returned to their 1 home, Graham Station, W . Va. fry Wilson was awarded to Mrs. PP el. e s ents, Mr. and Mrs. "CHILDREN OF THE . p b M J hn Youth Fellowship members of Leltwiler and sons, Tom, Phil- home, Columbus Sunday, after in observance of the second Ed Kmg. rayer y rs. o th ty h h .. te DAMNED" e coun c u··c es, mmlll rs lp and Mark for a holiday week- spending several days with her DAMNED by their dia· [' birthday of their daughter Lisa. sm•·th c1osed th. e meeting. and counselors attended the. dis· bolical power to destroy the parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph In the afternoon. a decorat- Home made Ice cream a n d trict picnic held Sunday after- end visit. world. ' ed birthday cake and home Mr. and Mrs. Glen Dill spent Lee. The Swepstons' son, Steve ~ake were served to the above noon at Portland Park. "RAIDERS" is at Philmont Scout Ranch, ' made ice cream were served Brian Keith, Robert Culp. and Mrs. Carl Moore, Mrs. Myr- Chris Ton1pkins of the PornJudi Meredith WIN OR DIE! Cimarron, New Mexico for two and Lisa opened her gifts. At· NAME OMITrED Seven men detPrmined to , tending were Mr. and Mrs. Wil- tie Long, Mrs. Harley BroW?, eroy Church, and president of weeks. Mrs. James Fry, Rutland, Becky, Brenda and Beverly. Will the county group, gave the ad•ave Texas. l bur Stewart and son, G a r y, and Susan an~ Ro~er Dtxon. dress and Bud Crew, Pomeroy, foster daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brown of R. V. KING CONSTRUCTION CO. Mason , W. Va. Mrs. Mary Au- The next meetmg will be held the scripture. Chris also gave James S. Kelly, was omitted Mt. Vernon were weekend SUN., MON . and TUES. July 5-6-7 miller, Hartford, W. Va.; Mrs. unintentionally from the list of guests of Mr. and Mrs. John "SUNDAY IN NEW YORK" 1 Jack Fowler and Tammie and at the home of Mrs. Carl Moore the devotion~ for the- day and Middleport, 0. ,rviv. rs In Mond y's death Musser, Rock Springs Road. aad ~rs. Harley Brown will be Crew an<' Mrs. Leo Smith gave (Technicolor) Mrs. Mason FiSher and dau· Cliff Robertson (PT109) Jane 1 Ton)'. Pt. Pleasant: Mrs. Max- devollonal leader. their impressions of the Lake· notice. Fonda, Rod Taylor, Robert I ine Arnold, and daughter Suside Methodist Conference, then Culp, Jo Morrow Jim Backus . sanna, Pomeroy, and Mr. and Featurette: Flagpole Jltt1r1 Fathers' Day ;., led a panel discussion. rompMrs. Stewart and children, Tim3 STOOGES Observed at Church kins read the Portsmouth DisI my, Butch and Lisa. Fathers Day was observed at trict MYF report on the past the Syrar.use Naarene church year's activities and accomplishments. with a program of songs and 11 was announced that Con1 readings. Mrs. Leroy Watson, on nie Cook, Middleport, and Brenhalf of the church school, da Potts, Pomeroy· are attend· sented gifts to Bob Stewart, lng offloors training sessions the youngest father; Ch•1riP•I at Camp lndlr.nola near LanHysell, the oldest father and caster this week. Roberta Roush John Chaney • the father with Letart Falls, Citizenship chairman, spoke on the stand taken most children present. A special prayer for fathers was giv- b) the MYF on moral Issues en by the Rev. William Thorpe such as drinking, smoking, and other problems. and each father present was given a carnation. Je:mlfer Crew .gavt a report given at Lakeside on reports compiled from the sub-district MEETING CANCELED level. Wilma J . Atherton of AI· Tbe meeting of ~ Moth. fred exp•essed the · feelings of This Admiral bargain holds 433'12 pounds. Thf'se ers' Clr · of Boy Scout Troop all of the members who were 249 has heeD cauceled until will be sold on a first come, first served basis. Only at Lakeside and their pride in further DOt' · e. shipment we'll have at this lower price. .==--=--==;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;•I being a pat1 of a vast mov~ ment. Chris Tompkins announced the date for Senior High LADY ESQUIRE camp at Lancaster and Rev. M. E. Dowson the Junior Hlgb camping dates. Following the Wesley grace repeatel by all, a picnic supChange Shoe Colors per was served. Attending from As Often As You Like Middleport were Dianna Criswell, Bill Swan and Robert Swanson, seniors, and Douglas Dowson, Rhonda Hysell, Susan MIDDLEPORT, 0. Cavanaugh, and Rev. and Mrs. Dowso1•. 8·1M11y Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., June 30, 1964 Bible School Program Given at Minersville Programs are Planned by B&PWGroup m Mainly About People In Pomeroy 1 BE THRIFTY I • . Save All Of Your Saleslips From - - • Mrs. Dixon is Hostess lor. 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