http://66.213.69.5/files/original/610d83f4add419f23da6323a6a6b872a.pdf 9199e7fc208eb55079cd82fb1d04a212 PDF Text Text W a•oiU!r Family to llott Annual Picnic Around And About Middleport I !~ sc~o~_Id and Mr. and Mrt. FriJit lluc:ll 11ro. Clrl Weokle)' IIIII L II • • i Mainly About ::. ~~~·· Dalo Nichol- ~%!~ ··~- H ..... WEA'I'IIU aue. ............... Mia 1-0all)' SenUntl, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July '7, liiOol McK- .. :a:ut • Mr. aDd Mrs. E. H. Wagon---Mr. 111c1 Mrs. Edwin Smith Mrt. Ciani Clrtoll ot Ruter •101 family of the Wagonand famlly of Bradbury 111c1 land underw011t ourgery 11 llo~ er Hereford Farm, Athens, will JULY I Avery Nelson, Hemlock Grove, r.er hnopllll and II CODVali!ICbe hos11 of the Southeastern The Laurel cllff Better visited Sunday with Mr. 111c1 1ng nicely. Ohio B.....!era ' Association An- Health club and lbelr families Mrs. Charles R. Karr Sr. Mrs b•-•---' Shnle (Anna nual Plcn1c when picnic ball- will have a picnlc ThUI'!Iday at , ~""u r Comdr. and Mrs. H. E. Flow· [ kets will be llhared. Lunch w1U uo p.m. at the Syra<U.. road- Mrs. Fred Blaettnar left on Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ro&- King) underwent IU1'8~-~I ers of While Stone, Va. were be around _1 (E.S.T. side park. All members are urg- Monday morning for Columbus enbaum returned home Sunday Community Hospital, Boau~. boliday weekend guests of Mrs. There w11l be a lew •horl ed to attend. when! she will attend !be mu.. evenlng after spending a week and Is Improving. Guy Reynolds and Mrs. Min- talks by loading cattlemen, bul The Pomeroy Bend CB Ra- 1 io: workshop for organ 111c1 In New York City sightseeing Mr. and Mra. Richard Rooerva Childers. mainly this i ~ a get-together dlo Club wm hold their regu. choir directing at Capital Uni- aod attending the World's Fair. enLaum and family moved of Hereford. breeders. Tbf' farm llar monthly meeting Thursday versity this week. Mrs. Blaet- Mrs. Roy Jones and sons, MO?da.Y from Middleport to Mr . and M~s . Jamej Mourn- is locatPd ftve mlle.l ! west of July 9 at ?:lO p. m. at the tnar is organist and choir en.. John and Jeffrey, rturned to thell' new home, Wright St., lng and family of Columbus, 1 Athens on State Route 56. Mason Youth Center in Mason I rector for the St. Paul's Lutb· their borne, Columbus rriday Pomeroy. spent _the July 4th weekend 1 W. Va. • er.l church. J after a visit with nllalives. Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Jacobo w1th his mo1ller , Mrs. D a I e The Catholic Women's club j · I Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rogers visited Sunday wltb Mr. and · Mourmng. of the Sacred Heart church Mrs. Mason Fisher and dau- of Detr01·t , M'lch., were we ek Mrs. Frank Buc k. The Rev . and Mrs. M. E will meet in the church audio ghters, carla and Barbara, . re- end guests of her father, F. v. Mrs. Mary Ellen Ohlinger I DowiOn and sons Douglas and • Th da turned home Sunday evemn,g, Amos and Mrs Amos spent the hoHday weekend in 1 50% MALATHION • . lor1um urs y at 7:30 p.m. fl · It · Allen p k De· · and d Dwight, are attendmg t he Rock Springs Grange will a er a VIS m . ar , Mr. and Mrs. Albert Burkhart Dayton with her son au-I 1 KILLS Portsmouth District Junior . . . meet Thursda at 8 Th trot!, Mich., W11ll Mr. and and granddaughter, Leslie Ltv- ghter-tn-law, Mr. and M ro. High Camp at Lancaster this , Gaug• read10gs; Galhpohs I Y ill pbe.m. e Mrs. Alex Horva1ll. They also lngston of Clarksville lnd and Douglas Wickham and family, . I HARD·TO·CONTROL ·D 18 8 lJ 0 · 2 f t annua 1 mspectioo w COO· isited Mr d Mr Albe ' ' week. . am 11 · · P. runnong M ee dueled by Virgil Atkins county v elda Mr. anand '· rt Buck Jones of New Albany , Ind. Dr: J. B. Marshall and son, I RED SPIDERS, Mrs Harold George (Dume on ro ers, omeroy · ason d ber Fi , . Mrs. Claude were weekend guests of Mrs. JeMmgs of Lowsvllle Ky. ar11 1 M Co~as ) is visiting with Mr. 17.96 fal!lng. London, Marmet, eputy . A mem 5 are urg- McGuire, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Burkhart's parents Mr and rived Saturday to jo~ Mrs. : APHIDS; MEALY BUG, a~ Mn. L. W. McComas. 12111. Pl. Pleasant 24.76, Hin- e,• to atte~LY It Roush and family and Mr. and Mrs. John Frick. ' · Marllhall and daughter, MariHoUda gnests of Mr. and !on .46 falling .. Kanawha Falls ' Mrs. Ray Rowden. Mr. and Mrs. Bernest Bruch BMa, who bave been the guests SCALE, PLUS MANY ' Y . minus 07 fallmg Charleston The Mens Brotherhood of the and f h th M J hn F OTHER INSECTS ON Mrs. Will~am Ault and children end Win.tit>ld dams' were on ~,;,~ Enterprise and Morning Star Mr. and Mrs. Norman Fish- and daughter, Elizabeth, o . er mo er, rs. ~ . 1 were the1r son, Mr. and Mrs. sills EUB churches will meet -at the er and son, Thomas, of Sene-- soo, Delbert, of Mt. VerllOJ_l. Bally, for a weekend visit. EVERGREEI'fS, ROSES, Enterprise church Friday at 8 caville were weekend guests of were weekend guests of hls Dr. and Mrs. J. B. Marshall Gary Ault and ~n, Tod~ : and Boat movements: Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smdle, Ohio River _ Susan p.m. their daughter and sou-J.n..Jaw, parents, Mr. and Mrs .. Delbert Bnd daughter, Marianna, left I ORNAMENT-\LS, (If Springfield. T~ Syracuse Methndlsl Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wamsley Bruch and other relatives. . Monday for a two week's vaca13 · 4· 35 p.m.; Esso • SHRUBS AND TREES. 1 R ev. and Mrs. Menzel Sml th ti on at Mtngo, W. Va. Their I Mrs. John K. Sml·th has re- down I d 6a church will have a and daughter June Ann 0 13 vania own · : a. m.; rummage ' · , and family have returned son, Jennings, remained for a I .,. . ..-.""·u..: ,JioT. ...... ·turned from a visit with her sy Reliable up 14, 1:55 p. m.; Vul- sale in the church basement, daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Char· July !O-Il. Mrs. William Fisher after a week's visit with visit with his grandmother, ed ho Frid · of 1 ti · B kh d M Job F B '[ can up 14. 3:45 p. rn.; JaneT. ; For A Productive Life In Your Lawn and les Bing and daughter, J udy, Cott Qu Chester Methodist church me ay everung ter rea ves m uc annon an rs. n • a1 y. 14 6 50 Cleveland, and Mr. and Mrs. up JA ' ,=110p. m.; oJnffbeetn will have 8 recept•'on for the' .. a month's visit in Senecaville Richwood, W. Va. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Evans 8· m .; Garden Use Ortho Products. See The · up '1, • · e oa • .... 'lh h nd M d M J h R W k d Den I nd M d J . K. Harmon and children m doWD 14 6 a m . Luther Herd· new pastor, Rev. and Mrs. Wl er sao a r. an rs . o n . ee s an son, n s, a r. an Erie, P1. . ' - ·12 .4'5' a . ~aile Pearl A. Casto, at the <hurcb law, Mr. and Mrs. and son, Tom, of Reynoldsburg Mrs. Ed Evans and son, John, \ Complete Line In The Housewares Dept. man up 1'· down · m..:ao ·a.m.;Y Friday at p.m. All members F'·"· enJoye · d a pacn · l c at F orked . l Tnmsporter Charles Haskins of Washmg· , &&n::r. . were weekend gues ts of th e1r 15 6 8 ton D.C. spent the holiday week· Lynn B. up 17 , 4: 25 .a. m.; and friends are welcome. Mrs. James Sm1th and dau. parents, Mr. and Mrs. EJdon Run Lake, Sunday. end with his parents, Mr. and I Wayne H. up 18 , 2:33 a. m.; NiMary Shrine, White Shrine ghter, Marsha, returned Weeks and Mrs. Herman Mrs. C. L. Arnold left SaturMrs. Noah .Has~ins of. Middle- Ida Oean up 18 . 5:20a .m.; New of Jerusalem wut meet in spe- their home in ~olumbus today Scholl. day for a visit ~ith Mr. and port and w1th friends m McAr· Martinsvi!h~ up l8, 7 : 15 a. m.; cia) session at the IOOF hall, after a visit Wlth relatives in Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Richards, Gal~ thur where he formerly Annette Jones down 19, 1:05 a. Friday at 8 p.m. for a school the area. Mrs. Carl Weese of Syracuse Jipolis, after a week's visit taught in the high school. m.; Easlem down 19, 4:05a.m. of instruction, with Vida Carson Mr. and Mrs. Marion Cong· were Mr. and Mrs. Jack with Mrs. Maxine Arnold and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence F<>u· H. G. West up 20, 4:15 .a.m.; dJstrict deputy the instructor don of Parkersburg, W. Va., . Ikner of St. Albans visited over Uhris Jr. down 22, 5:30 a .m.; in preparation for Inspection t~ visited Sunday with Mr. and F the weekend with his mother. w. H. Shever, Jr., down 23, be held at Marietta September Mrs. G. T. Carleton at Flat· Mrs. James Faulkner, who is 7: 15p. m .; Lady Rosemary up 8. All officers and members are woods . 1mproving after a four · week : 23. 4.05 a.m.; Philip Sporn up urged to be present. Caning on Mr. and Mrs. 1 illness. Her daughter, Mrs. 23. 5 a.m.; Illinois down 23, Charles R. Karr Sr. Saturday Eva Hartley Is staying with 6:45 a. m.: Pamela D. up ANNOUNCE DANCE were Mrs. Lou Diehl, Mrs. Mrs. Faulkner. Greenlp 3:15 a. m.; National A teen dance wni be held Pearl Parker and Mrs. Nor· Mr. and Mrs. Galen Brown down Greenu p 4:10 a .m.; Lun· Saturday from 8 to 11 p.m. at man Schaefer, Laurel Cliff, end children spent several days ga Point up Greenup 5:10a.m.: the Middleport park. The dance, HAVE PICNIC Dt'ar Tampiro up Greenup 6:30 a.m. which is sponsored by the MiGrecenlly at their farm Members of the 3 F club met Morehead, Ky. "The Browns are Oliver Shearer down 31, 7:10 e.. dleport Business and Profesat the New Haven roadside having a new home construded m .: Pennsylvania up 32, 2:15 siona1 · Women's club, will be park Sunday afternoon for a on Broadway·st on Gravel Hill. m. ;Pe-nnsylvanra up 32, 2 : Mr. and Mr s. Fred Lockwood 1 a. m .; Indiana up J2, ti a. rn. emceed by the Jays. picnic supper. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wickham, Mrs. were in Kentucky ove r thr hoi- · Jofm J . Rowe down COMPLETES COURSE Baker Gordon. Mrs. George !day weekend. 9:05 p. m.; Harry Dyer up Melp C Holiday weekend guests of dahl 12:20 a. m .; Ma.rgaret l vt. harles R. Gloeckner, Parker, Asa Hoskins, Miss Ad& Mr. and Mrs. Earl Davenport Breflt up Meldahl 2:15 a. m.; 23 • son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hoskins and a guest, Mrs. Or- ' and children , Micky and Jerry, Defender up Meldahl 3:05 e.m. C. Gloeckner, 108 Maple Dr., pha Ohlinger. I LOT and her mother , Mrs. Mildred Gallipolis Dam - Steel City Pomeroy. completed a nine-I LOT . week metal body repair course .COORDINATED TO PRESENT DANCER Zeigler, were Mr. and Mrs. up 7:20 p. m.; Dtane .Brent up under the Reserve Enlistment A stage attraction this week Tom Zeigler and children. Pa- 12 :20 a. m.; Elgercliff mela and Skip of Silver Springs, 4:10a.m.; A. E. Dyke up 5:55 program at the Army Ordnance wiD be the Ohio u~:v~~!:r.:. Md.· and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Zrig- a. m ; L. Fieore down 8 p. m.; Center and &hool, Aberdeen sentation of Marta , a Values To $3.98 ler and son, Butch of Belpre. Bingo up 8:20 a . m. Proving Ground, Md ., J uly 2. dancer - pantomimist who will Values To $15.95 Skip remained for a longer Kanawha River - 0 . F . He is a 1959 graduate of Pam· perform Wednesday evening at · visit with his grandmother and Shearer down Mar~et 7:20 p. eroy high schoo1. 6 p.m. in Memorial Auditorium. aunt. Mr. Davenport, who is m.: Jefferson Up W1nfield 3:10 The public is invited and no ASSIGNED TO SUPPORT employed in Pittsburgh, also 1 p.. m.: Jerry Bosworth down tickets are required. s t the weekend with his Wtnfleld 9:05 p. m.; Little Ed· PT. PLEASANT - A r m y ENTERTAIN AT HOME r:;ily. The family group spent ~ard down Winfield ~:4~ a.m.; Pvt. Lyle J. Moore, 18, son of I LOT- LADIES LADIES Mr. and Mrs. Goffrey D. Moore Mr. and Mrs. Carl Weese en- ~ i.he Fourth at Forked Run Lake. 'lhelma Ann down Wmfle.ld. 5;. 0 1 Jeffry Darst is ipending 5~ a. m.; Helen Z. up Winheld ~ Route ' Pt. Pleasant, is as- tertained with a chicken bar- 1 Signed to the U· S. Army Sui>' becue Saturday evening at two weeks with his father, Mr. 6· 35 a. m. port Command, V•etnam June . 16. as a suppy 1 Cl er. k He at- their home,ndSyracuse. Guests and Mrs. Thomas Darst in Ak· Value• To $5.00 In Collono and Knllo ron. tended Point Pleasant Hi h : were Mr. a .Mrs. Jack Weese Mrs. Cturord Cunningham of school g , of Parma Heights, Mrs. Carl V1lu01 $8.95 to $14.95 Lima visited recently with her · Weekley and Miss Mary Jane mother, Mrs. William Robson .- - - - - - - - - - BffiTR ANNOUNCED McKeever of East Liverpool and sister and family, Sfi'C and i Among those who entered Mr. and Mrs. Michael E .. and Mr. and Mrs. Don Weese, Mrs . Cleo Kerns and daughters, ! Holzer hospital in the past 24 ~ohnson, Athens, announce the Racine. who are visiting here f r o m · hours were Jamrs Harvev Stilt- b1rth of a son, Michael David j ----I LOT VALUES TO $4.98 I LOT-LADIES-VALUES TO $3.98 Fort Benning, Ga. oer, Rt. 1 Cheshire. Josfph E. II, on June 23 at Mount Saint VISIT PARENTS Lt. Col. and Mrs. Harry W. Thompson, Rt. 1 Cheshire, Roy Mary's Hospital, Nelsonville. Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Brown, LADIES JAMAICA 1nd BERMUDA JAMAICA AND BERMUDA Columbus, visited with h is Craig and children, Carol and McGown, Rt. 1 Ewington, Har· STORMS RUIN CROPS Douglas, of Alexandriu, Va., vey W. Morgan, 91 Burdette. BELGRADE (UPI) _ Crop parents, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil who have been visiting his mG- Pt. Pleasant, Mrs. Harold L. damage was estimated M~~~:~ ~~~V;.. .;B;;r;,;own;;;;;·..P;.o;;m;;e;:;r;,;oy~.........iiiiii ther, Mrs. H. W. Craig and his Bush, Gallipolis Ferry, Mrs at more than $La millio~ from brother, Bob and family, left Larry M. La they, New Haven, a series of rain and hail storms Monda) for the White Sands W. Va ., 0. Randall Brannon, in Yugoslavia 's Kossovo.Metoh.i. Missile Range in New Mexico, New Haven, W. Va., Kevin L. ja province. ! where he has been transferred . Taylor, Rt. 2 Leon, W. Va.. The Tanjug news agency said I Mrs. Crary Davis, Jr. and Mrs. Lawrence A. Pierce, Rt. 1 any fruit orchard, were ined children, John, SUsan, and Wil· l Rut. Iand, Charles T. Rhodes, llam ol Royal Oak. Mich., spent Rt. I Racine, Hugh Cairns, Rt. ru . the weekend with her mother- 2. Racine, John W. Hoffman, Monday. Mrs. Clancy E. Wood· MEN'S SUMMER and YEAR AROUND In-law, Mrs. Nell Davis and Chester, Mrs. Harley J. Hoff- ard, Rt. 2 Bidwell, SOli, I2:30 1 Miss Lenore Giles. man, Rt. 1 Langsville, Mrs. Mrs. C. M. Hennesy Jeft by 1 Lawrence D. Lewis, Oak Hill, p.m. Monday. Mrs. Billy S. jet from Columbus last week Mrs. Bobby G. Turner, Jack· Board, 450 Lariat Dr., daugbter, 2 a.m. Monday. for California where she will son, L. Franklin Eberts, McArDischarged be the guest of her daughters , Lhur, Robert L. Barker, Rt. 2 p V1luoo Mr. and Mrs. Julian C. Mottev : Ashland, Ky ., Mrs. Ralph atients recently discharged ValuH to$36.50 included Mrs. Oscar Henson to $55.00 4Catherine) of Saratoga, and 1 Grose , Rt. 1 Ravenswood, W. and infant daughter, Mrs. Jack Mrl. Lawrence Vivian (Melis-1 Va ., a~ Mrs . Clyde E. Haney, B. Stevens and infant daughValuoo sa) and children of Sacramrn- J Wt!st Liberty , Ky . Values ter, Mrs. WilUam A. Ohlinger, to $29.95 to $29.95 to. She plans to spe-nd two Births M Otho Co months in California . ! ClMrs. J. M1chael Sommer, rs. ssen, James T. 11 Fisher, John II. Combs, Floyd Recent guests of Mr. and i li . icothe Rd., son, 2:25 p.m . E. callahan, Sr., Mrs. Fred Mrs. Robert Coats and son Ste--~ E Smi MENS Vllu.. pben, were the former's broth· son, Mr .. and Mrs. Curtis ~elly · 'th, Mark Allen Lynch, to $27.50 ei' and familv, Mr. and Mrs and family . They also vtsited James ft. Cundiff, Jr., I D d . Charle• R. Patterson. Stylo 4220 ftbger Coats ~f Winchester, Ind. , in Columbus with their sons, F..,...,...,.~~~;;_..,...,.., Valand their daughter , wanda, of ~~ck and ~ark Kelly and fam· VALUES TO $14.95 - - - - SALE $U8 to$25.00 Indianapolis. Miss Coats is on 1hes and With Mr. Kelly's br&VALUES TO $10-95 SALE $8.81 Supplo whlto uppor loo· t.tle atarf or an ther and family. ',\ POMEROY. OHIO VALUES TO $8.95 SALE $6.11 thor - light, 1lry doolgn newspaper. LAST TIMIS TONIGHT Mr. and Mr s. Myron Miller - right for mod mo"SUNDAY IN NEW YORK• MEN'S PAJAMAS _ Reduced 20% M,~S_ON IIKI son, Jimmy , Mr. and Mrs. (Tecboicolor) ·' . . ' Bert Boclimer and daughter., ments - no better camCUff Robertson (PT109) Jane MEN'S STRAW HATS_ Reduced 25% Mtna Reg; $6.95 Vll\l-a1u41)•grey, Tonight & WNnesd•y Fonda, Rod Taylor. Robert Eleanor, and Cinda Conde, FAMILY NIGHTS binltlon of t1lonto In 1 Culp, Jo Morrow Jim Backu1 'lpent Sunday at Burr Oak Lake. ''THE MAGIC SWORD" F••turettt: Jltter1 ONE LOT MENS SHORT SLEEJE Mr. and Mrs. PauJ Hapton- Basil Rathbone Anne Helm ohoo for you, Woar thlo 3 STOOGE (Eastman Color) Mono . . Val . . fo . ,•• stall, Edith and Bill, visited ov· - and 1nd Thurtdor olondor oklmmw pump er the holiday weekend in Zan· "GUNFIGHT AT THE Julr lot 0, K. CORRAL" ~v~le with her brother, Mr. NOT OPIN ol~M~t conot1ntlyl . V1lu. To $6.95- S1le $3.69--.2 for $7.00 lllcl Mrs. Wayne Sharp. En· Burt Lancaster Kirk Douglas F.tdar thrwlioh T......,. roUte borne they visited in Lan· V1l'* to $5.00 Sale $2.91-2 for $5.00 . . ' <Technicolor) Julrlll-14 Only l!Uter with reiatJve<J and were Woll Dlme)"o . ' ..... Thursdly •nd Frldey Qt!companled home by Fran"THI THIIII LIYII 'ottE LOT MI!N~IIALUES TO $1.29 ~· • 1 ,-. ' ~ · , lti, July 9·10 OP THOMAIINA" en Glaze, B cousin of Edith and "THE GIIIAT IICAPE" c.Teelmieol¢t) SUMMER CAPS 69$ ...ch Steve Ml'QueeD J!IU. Patrick MeGoohan. SUIID Jame1 Gamer Rampllhln!, Karea Dotrlee. :Mr. and Mr•. Marvtn Kelly On Color) ~liCk Stewart. li«ve retw:ned from a vacaQNI! LOT-V.A~!JES TO $4.95 ,. · 1 <I "1 ' , :N" ' -andDloney Corhlono l!!jrl lrlp to Midland, Mlch. "POLICI NURII" PeehiN&ter MHt Mr. · .._' MitiQ~T• Middleport, 0. JY'L~9UE PANTS $3.® llerry Andon Mlochlof . ~ they were iiJCS!o of their Ken .&ott People In Pomeroy ' ..... ......... e ~ .... 'l'llllhday porlly _,., altoonMa lhowero, lllile ....... . ELBERFELDS ~. ,: ,--------·------' ORTHO MALATHION I I 1 River .NewS I 50 : SPRAY I 1 I Claims Goldw~ter Disqualified u· I i I I I I I MIDDLEBURY, VI. - A jury of ais men and sil women bollns bearing evidence today In ihe $150,000 alienation of aflec"'"' suit brought against L<ls Angeles Dodger baseball Coach r..o Durocher. I 1 I I I I burocher sat tnlpasalvely In the ~Y 19th century courthouse Tueflday as the jury was empaneled amid an opinion by cbtol .Superior Judge Nail Dlvoll Jr. that the use of liquor could \e of "very gnlat relevance" to the case. Durocher wa• charged by Mldlllebury bricklayer Rene Morin of stealIng the love of hb w~e Anna, • ALL EARS - The Portland Boys• League team listens intently as Pittsbur~b Pir51-year-old part-ttme wmtross. ate moundsman Joe Gibbon shows them how he fires his curve ball. Gibbon vistted in Portland y_esterdar bef.ore returning to Pit~sbui'gb this morning. Looking on as GiJ.. SAIGON Vlel Nam- Gen. bon g1ves mstruchons " Manager Larry PriCe (left rear), Red Wallbrown Rick ProfMaxweD Taylor, whose ar-. fitt , Jeff Brewer, Lee Allen. David Roush, Melvin Lawrence, Bullnns Alien, George rival coincided w11ll a Com- Lawrence and Gregg M1ddleswart. - Sentmel Photo. munlst order for a "general of. lenslve " put off diplomatic protocol ~ay and went straight to work In his new job as U. S. ambassador to South Viet Nam. : 1 f ~-----··----~--·--' ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY \1W~etJ:ll(~,~P~a~r~m~a~H~e~ig~h~ts~,_:a~n~d~d~a~u~gh~te:r~·-S~u~s~a~nn~a~..,...,...,.=~=:::::::::::::::::::~; BAHR CLOTHIERS JULY Sale ---=====::..-Hospital News Sale $ i I I SHORTS 1 1 I For You - - - Sale~.oo • I 1 i -- - SUMMER DRESS PANTS MEIGS THEATRE DRIVE·IN • • J _ 1 I· Wed.,....., SPORT SHIRTS : a·· .... BAH 2.99 CLQr~fi. I,ERS THE SHOE BOX ·- · Sale -.pr. ·. i I n C }urnbUs te: U.e SerVJCeS . for R S M }ey T be FrJ"day ° p re- c0 n ven II•0 n R oun d urn B rte .. ~s ~: ~~~:ngm: .:~ r ~NDSyor C:~~ELegD m --- { ... w. · ~ po'"', !:, .Jj ::.:U• Z:e1a:'·:: ;.mbii;;i;;." •, r" ·. .. '~ ; ·~~~~.,. b&!Ed!l ~ ,' .~· \! }\ ' ~ ~.,',·;~- '· . r·,~. •'.~~~ed '~ ~!·· ~)... ~ ~ . ft , ' . . .f ',, . ."' ,, ~~ 1 v,_ . ' ' f'!: ~~~· •. .'(· ' ''· Scranton said: Then must IBk ouroelves wbat the.. aenator is lool>illf to. Trqieally. _.... one npjiOatiol'•<hll w clo!e ·to ll]q~~ . -.,. 1o' raclal ~. . · r ~ "An. !bey lootm, tnr.wm• the pnssibll~J of bu- . tions bebJr put to the torc!b ~ the hopes 'lf- findint vOCM . tacklash _ ·. .. "Must we remind them ~ George Wellace will be Cll ~ ballot? . . . . ~ t.f" 11 1 am lhe lllllnln" 1 111 defeat Lyadl!l> Jobuloi!lt' ·, ..all' " ,, " dlsltt!eetll!f • control of m~s lnd at the time ~w~ birdJ· IH-ou&ht ill. .,..., a·ldl i . ... ·J.Ioililem.Poultry of Athena ·_... •tatted April IJI, IIIM, by Mtj GlaBIIQ, wbo. traveled for • small mldweat. lel!li 00111~ for 13 yearo, llld clterle• of OrnWe- • ·]II'Oifloq cage Layor Unlllln Soutlt,.. ...,_Hit; em Obio, .. . , I •re• D'Ies Tuesday II SHORTS - - - Sale s3.69,' SWIM TRUNKS ·...... ·.... Salt $2.00-.' In ~lgon totidr:;~:~.g~:\ Tuesday probably was the most exciting day for youngsters of the Portland area 1 ordermg .~ na on an since last Christmas. :J offensive to disc~ur~ge ten~ The reason was the visit of major league baseball pitcher Joe Gibbon of t h e ! i 4.P!erlcllll attemp Co ex . I Pittsburgh Pirates and his wife, the former Donna Jean Price in Portland with !' e lite here to mmum• Mrs. Gibbon's grandmother, Mrs. Annie Price, during the all-sta; break. The major ' North Viet N'"!'. league Mr. and Mrs. Gibbon and their young child arrived in Portland Mondav night. ., : In a matter of almost mmutes nearly everyone in Portland was aware that the stor ocol~us The a~ l~fthanded moundsman was in tbe community. Gibbon soon was the conve1·sation 10, ....., Nick Cua today wa• p1e.e of the area. prep';ir'lllg r.call election petlGlbOJOn and hts wife drov~ to before be signs unless hel • of- · ralos· Ljncpln olub In 1917, and ,., 1., t.[lin$' ''jW'· *~' ·tiQIIIII& ~fjl! ~'!!' Mooday lrmll Pilla- .fered I mlibty bll ~ Cll led llle, Wostern League In shut. ,. ; . • :~':.:'i llit9M'Hn!!!lc,lhree bird.s. M: ~~1illfenbreliiier ffom Of:' 'biii'gh al\er tller-nti·...Wmed- -mon.y.''• ·Gibbon ~ill' ...... ~ pile~ only' half ". ' -·· :lot -llr-~j!.;~~:wn"'lltl> . - Tl'l!!;.D.lV, .I¥11 A_TRER from MIOslS!Ipp• whel'O they th• Pittsburgh farm aystem a year. TS"next two seasons ,._ .7· .. · ,.c .,, · <lyqfM'l to g 500 eggs per .~ea...la.-llldo wUI ! let '· · ,j 111 , · purcha.e<. a 475-acre l•nn. Mrs. after graduating from Mlasl11- we" at Columbuo in the AAA j day: oT;nnuatiy, 245,000 lo j ;:;;:::•• !~~ f ; ; : . ! : Cuii? \\'llb, has a $lore on the Gibbnn ""s nol born in the Port- sippi Unlver.ity wbere he was International League where he JOE GIBBON 250,000 eggs. 1 Uve normal towo ODd hiP. city's Mrtl! side, said Tuesday land area but her parents mov- an Al~American b~~S<ball piay- led that league in strikeouts B-r- I'c--k-}_es . The exterior of the house is ctevelaa• ·IUtt Columhe wao taking the .ctiQn · be- ed there when .she was about er. with lf2, a!OI tied for the leag- 1 covered with Wheeling copper ~ 87.._.: Clactnnall 1741. cause of the Democrat": may· o~e--ye11r· old. Th1s was her !1rst The 29-y-ea~·-o!d lefty also ad- ue leadership in shutouts with : alloy steel , the inside walls ! Near aormal temperatures or's recently-ordered str1ct en· \llSlt b~ek to.Melgs county s10ce 1~ltttd hi:, conviction that four in 1959. 1 h.ave 3" of spun gla.. ss insu.la-- are exptol'ted TbUndav. U for~ment of the S~day clos· maqmg Gibbon at the close . Pltt•burgh Will end up In the Gibbon went up with lh• Pi· t 100 d b ' t ' ing law. ''If he's sally enough of the 1&62 re1-son. first divi!::ion this year. rates in 1960 and had 8 4-2• .I Y ~:. ex enor will be cooler Friday and ' covere and· crazy enough to e~force an '_'l'm righ_ t at home h_ere. "I think we'll make first . ord bt.t the lollow·•ng yreeacr ( plywood, painted alum mum. sharply eolder late Saturday and tbe ceili.ng has 2" of spLUl•• and Sunday. Moderating ....,. been h I Th h ml th l 0 antiqua ted aw a as f ~~- area Is V'i!ry roue . sl · division and it we do, it w i II turned out to be disappointing I i I ti d by I I on the books for hundreds o lar ..om)' homdown of Hlckory, be a big J·un.p from where we f Joe fie ,_ . ed h . g ass nsu a on, <;<>vere . tber J1 expected oa Monday, • h' bl .. Cua M' . ." 'd ~·boo 0 or a r ~~ JaDlm Is Services are annouiK'ed fnr of dy.ofoam .. All ms. ulation has I Raiofa'll wiU average oaeth years, at s l8 pro ~m. ISSISSIPPI left hand early In the season h It, ...al lth theulp t finished in 1963" ' he sa1·d. . al ummum fml bac kmg torefl ect j. half Inch north and th said. wh 11 ~ c a frog w or · Gibbon stuted with the Pi- He was sent to the Bucs' King~ John Web!>ter Bnckles, 72, of heat ree1 ~and Boy~ Le~.~~.e tTues~ ston, ,;. C., club la.<.~t season Middleport, who died Tues..lay Th.e front entrance to t h e quarhters of a~ indl Jo COLUMBUS - The Ohio SU· . ay morr.,n~ s go o dgede SEC.VICE ANNOUNCED after developing a sore elbow' morning at the University hos· building features a 10' x 18' I ~ut em portiOn. ·Scattered preme Colart today u.pset the out o! the big tnwns," ad Funeral services for M:.try l But this year is an entiretY pita! in Columbus. Mr, Brir·k· walk·in cooler room for storing l s owen are ex~cted for rrison County conviction of theOnblg leLigluedr. ld I tr ll S. Campbell, 94, who died M:m· new season for Joe. He is 6-2 les was born in Langsville, the eggs with a cooler Unit eanA. Thursday and Friday aad Ha aa res en s o - d · h ... . . son 0 r the 1 t w·u · d ~ oaore 1eoera1 sbowen oDd a man on a truck theft charge ed -e -""" t . b t the Po t ay m un1mgton, WI 11 ue with the ~Irates and has one of a e 1 Jam BJI ble of cooling 8 Ocases of eggs . . . because a witness who claimed l -~~~ o 'ID ontla d lrd· ht-ld at 10 :30 WST) at the • the bt>st .-~arned run averages Eliza Jllne Romine Bricklei. daily or 210 cases weekly lt l rain Friday oaght and Satur· 1 pra• ce •• sa • Stee'- Fun a- ~•m&he •h · 1 Lelgue.' He is survived .by his wife· also 'has a paneled work ·room 1 day. the privilege of immunity from "Till bl &t b1 "' era1 horne . ere 2.63 , 1n the Natmna 1 self·lncrimlnation was Qlle&- . tb t ~ s :e~ Port.:n: Graveside rites will be ThurfJ. Gibbon's picture appeared tn Mary ; a son, .Wilham, of nav· with a lavatory and electric -~-;r;>v<·-· .• ,,, ,. -~,·~::;.ww~><: ~~ 8 tioned by the prosecutor. Amil ' : .1ap~n Raid, day at noon at the Beech this week 's Sporting News with ton : two daughters, Mrs. Shcrhot water heater 1 A. Dlnaio of Poland, Ohio, was ·~~~• .-·:·~~est ;..an whn Grove cemetery. a rundowr. about the Pirate•. man Ke~pe.r of Gallipolis, and The water syst~m Is controllcbarged with hreaktng Into a is cha•ged with being ton mod· As Glbhon turned to leave Mrs. Gall Rys~ll of Colum~us; ed by an electric solenoid valve contractor's garage at East est by hi• lovdy wife spent aPICNIC ANNOUNCED the Portland diamond he patted seven grandchildren, a broth· operated by a time clock, which Codlz and stealing a truck. bout a nail-hour watching Lar· Modern Woodmen Camp 7230 a couple of !be boy• on the er, Melvm D. Bnckles of Mid- will allow the water to be on • • aD Upon trial one Harry ~ - : ber , ry Price's boys practice. He Burlingh&m, will hold its • n· should.r, lotk~ at team man- ~leport; twod siSters. Mrs. Ed one half hour, and off a half 'iJho was also under Indictment, talked beeball freely express· nual ~icnic at the Meigs Coun- ager, Larry Price who is a pencer, Ml dleport, and Mrs. hour. The water line will also declined to testify On grounds . h' f I' ' f th ty Fairgrounds Sunday, July strong high scboul lefty bim- Della Warner of Columbus. . have a Crown Proportioner coli0 "It rna• lead to Incriminate mgt" ee mgls on,manhoy ot ••~ 12. A basket dinner will be en- self, and~ said, "Stick in there: He was a retired car repalf· ted f te edi u· J con rovel"Sia potn s 8 u we joyed t All be ho • f t• - N y k C t 3 I nee or wa r m ca on me." The trial judge ruled Bar· Pittsburgh club. . . d noon. . mem. rs, ys ··· You can't teL -.. Some man '~ ew or en " in the event it is needed. .Services are anounced for ber was entitled lei claim the Th I . • • ,...o 209 families and friends are mqt. of you fellows may Je up ia the Railroad aDd a member of Tb b' d8 ill be fed b Riley S. Manley who died ed b'1 1 da " the Brothtrhooct or Railroad e. lr w Y a T · ' e owermg u-ot .:u~ privilege, but allowed t h e pounder disclosed bls feelings · 8 tagues some Y· C gasohne powered feed cart hold- uesday mormng at the age of proserutor to cross • examine about youngcters signing pro';;;,~~es will be Friday at 10 ing 700 lbf. of feed filled from 66 in Universily Hospital in bim. Dlu·lng the long ....,.,..,.. fessiooal contract. a . m. al the Rawlings - Coats two 7'k ton bulk feed tanks . Columbus. ' amtnatloo Barber refuaed to an- Gibbon said, " I think It Is Funeral home with burial In augered in from outside 1 he I MMr. ~clantej was born In ower the quoslioas. best !bat a boy goes to college G H'll T building e1gs ounty and !wed on 11 e rave1 I ceme1ery . So th S d St . M.ddl ecnn .· ed m . 1 eport. Hev. Howard Ruppe II ·WI'II aIf.I· The eggs will be gathered I H u brakem~n elate. Friends may call at the from the cages with "walk·in" e was a ret1r LONDON - Romania, a In ar•s funeral home any time ~tore egg carts, in filler flats, and af-~ on the New York Central Rail· aew maverick in tbe Commuthe services. ter storing in the cooler room road , and was a member of Dlsi camp, WU reported authOr· overnight, are sprayed with the Knights ot Pythias lodge. llatlvely today to have chal· ACCIDENT REPCRTED oil , and cased for pick up by ' Manley was preceded In lenged Russia's postwar ann•x· Vinton Smith of Hartford, W. United Press International A minor a .,.'C ident occurred on an egg processing plant, which death by parents, ~omas .and ltioo of Its former provlnc9 ot Va., forfeited ·a $200 bond on o-...... ~~-a charge of dr1ving under the . SAN FRANCISCO - Pennsylvula Gov. William Maht·st it, Pomeroy dl 6:30 p. uses inplant washing. J enny Milnley. He " surviVed ~a~. th Romanian leaders, striving tnfiOleJICt of alcohol aDd ano . W. Seralilon's drive 1o Insert anii-GoldWiter plllllb m. Tuesday when an auto own- A eross conveyor has been • by hiS wile , Eleazday : a doughfor · mon! tndependeDCe 1rom er $100 on the charge of leav- Inlo the Republl<an plallorm appeared doom~ today ed by Paul M. Clifford, Jr ., of installed in the middle of 1 he ter. Neva Bolyard _of MiddleMiddleport, was hit in its ten boilding for the removal of the port; • son, Don: e1ght grandMoscow made !be surprt,;a~ tng the scene ol an accldeat even as two more GOP leaders joined ID the allaek. ~ u a warnlntl slfnal Err< I Follrod, Pomeroy •· lor- • Informed sourees said lbere was no hope for pial· door by an unknown person. -~ children and seven great grand RUSHED TO HOSPITAL children, and a brother, Her'\ ln ~lr lliCIUilllng tl~ with felted a bond on a <barge oorm eommltlee approval of Seranton'a doublo-barrol· Cllfford 's car was parked at · the Kremlin. ·East· ·European of olrl~ under the tnfillOlloe ed_ eh&llenge lo fronl-l'lllllliDg Sen. Barry Goldwater the Certified Service Station. Wi111am Arnold, Pomeroy, bert, of Columbus. oil the Issues of elvll rigbltlllld elllremlst group1 such Officer Henry Werry of 1lle wu rushed to the Meigs Mem- • Mr. Manley , a devoted base\,41p1omats said. of Alcohol. u lbe IObn Blr<!b Soelety wllltb Goldwater bas refused Pomeroy Police department in- orial bospital by the Pomeroy · ball lan, contributed tlm• ,, Molt• Geoenil Hoapltal to denounee. vestlgated. emergency squad following a and energy to the Mlddleporl ADMISSIONS .- Clyde And· kaife fight on Willis Hilt at 12:· Boys• League Baseball usocfa. · COLUMBUS- The Obio SU· premeCourtlod'ay ruled a"""' orson, Pomeroy. ' Goldwater wu a tar&el Tuesday for lwo aallonally Melp Mell1G1111 Hoopltal 45 a.m. today. Arnold was treat- lion since ils inception in the Jll'llblbilill& the manutaOo DJ&;RARGES "T None. ' lmown Nepo leadera - Roy Wllltlu and Dr. MariiD ADMISSIONS Barbar-. ed for a cut wrist and released. mid-fifties, serving as an umlllcl aale ol number& rsck· ... . ,..,., '"'""""''"'" 11 La~r KIDJ - wbo appeared before a plllform eom• Nutter. Henderson, va.; The Incident is under investl- pire. league commissoner, and paraphemlna ·wu conatltu- .Wi!:JUTON, Oldo. .(VPII-' · tiltlee· pueL WHklu nrted lbe GOP eonve.tlon to Floyd WflllBIIUI, Pomeroy; Bill gatloo by Pomeroy police, Chief for a time as • Poey team ~~In! 1 ease lnrOivlai the 'A · oar beloactng It ........... · reject . aU.eb made by Goldwater . ud othera wbo Jewell, PolllfJ'Qy, and Danny Jed Web•ter said. manager. Salel Book Co. lD Co- Leo ~-· ZZ. o1 ·~ !lllHUon lbe eolilltltullonallty of tbe aew dvll rlghtl Mendows, Middleport. Funeral services ,.;u Ccluoty. WeDo..., wbote b1111J wu lalf. DISCHARGES - None. JUDGMENT ORDERED the Stiver Run Baptist -'fic!&lltlrm :W81 talded by !llal4! lelltlll Ia • ell)' wu .~ -~:. UDii!H lllllllt done, Wllldns uld, ille,®l' ·~veD· '!be Parkersburg Savings at 2:30 p. m. Friday, wilb "'! the two ~ .....-..t Taelday b)> ~' ', ~~ l!.l!1R 111~ Ole blame for eneoanllltc . defiance . 8Q(J'AD qu.w.Jl ud Loan c.. us granted a Rev. 0. .H. Cart the Ill' UfY, , Palrol· dlverr,._ Jt m tit · ~, .,n,!hiiJ'!_*• 1 ', I Tht MiddlePCII't. emergency #,43!1 judgment on a promis- Burial wiD be !n G<avel . C01Jlii8IIY lin!d .our oame lake IIi wbltlll lbltor- 1, \· ~ .,.t -"· · ·" , . ' ' ..' squad •liS caJ:etl Ia Ill. home aory nore with 6 per cent In· cemetery, Cheshlro. foiJllll Jlta'""'lo•, ..... . • SA\11 FRANCISCO - Former Preddut DWJclot D. ol Wendoh Barrett, l>eo:ter, al teres! pe• aMum from August Friends may call at ~·.........._ ol '...; ... 11eea mlnllic '"'""e J- · ~ · lftleal!fte•, 1wbl! II teepln& lllent .on' loii eh91ee fill' t:Ol ~. n.. 'l'lie:!da, Ia Iran. II, 19112, from Denver NuU Rawlings - Coats u. · · Ute•~I! ~eat..,.lllmllnltloll. ~II dQ a bit~ 'talk· port Mrl MiDIIIe 'wlil,, • oi tleedsvill- . Tuedf bf Judae View Chapel Ill)' llml I John Reduced WORK 'UNifORMS · ···•· .. ·.. "•lpol• .. 1 I $16·00 $12·00 ' S1l5Q $18·'5 .$16·'5 $42.·50 Sale $12.··· Sale A new Windowless Amstutz litter, and a tractor with cleanCage Layer unit for 10,200 birds ing blades brings the litter to wiU be on display Saturday, Ju. the pit three times per year at ly 11 from 1 p.m. lo 5 p.m. cleaning time. whoo the Modern Poultry com· Ventilation is handled by an pany of Athens is host at an aerovent controlled environment Open House at the Reed Jef· system, using six 36" fans. The lers and Sons farm near Alb- :"" IS completely cnanged eaclt any . immute of operatiOn. Marvin Glasgo, co - owner I· A portable power sprayer is and manager of Modern Poul- also mcluded With the UDJt for try, said the unit has 3,400 1 twelve 11!,~h .,Jly siXteen inch ~ '""''""""'"''~""-""'-"""' .:_ Sport Coats SUMMER SUITS 1 1 I Jolmson in !be 8outb » ~ But come electloa day going to lie IIIOII!er.· r p1 n JJ:(odern Cage L.PXfl: flftll ; To be Exhib.ited lq"-' 1~ 1 All Summer SKIRTS Reduced 25% All Summer Dresses Reduced - - - - Save On Mens ·~ ~~~~ enou&JI to say 1 ' . 'W-. Short &Blouse Sets J .OO each "•''"''"" '""I''F' '• '1 : I Sale BLOUSES White, Light RIGHT I Taylor bad arrived only hour• earlier to assume his new post. This was the signal for 1 Communist undercover agents Blouses and Skirts each 1 Star's Overnight Visit ~ Bzuues •00 · t ~'h ,·ng sl•nee Raz·d STARTS WE D., JULY 8th LADIES BLOUSES I D. - - statement. quoted the questloa .tnrl answer published Tuesday CHICAGO (UPI)-Gov. Wil· in the Der Spiegel in West Ger· Ham W Scranton said today many. Sen. Barry Goldwater has dis· " It seems to me be bas quamied himsell as a candidate cleorly now disqualified himself for the Republican noml..,tion as a candidate lor the presidenfor president with a statement tial nomination." Scrantoo said. attributed to him Ihat as of now Meatlono PoUo he could not beat President Scranton said polll have Johnson. shnwn !hot Goldwater is ,.-;~~> "~arry Goldw.a ter has now out popular appeal even lo Redec1ded to defoliate the whole 1 publicans. Rrpublican party." Scranton "And now we have the senatold a hurriedly called news · tor himst>lf agreeing.'' Scra'ltoD conference. " He has anounced said. to the whole world that he ean- ~ " Furthermore, his office has not beat Lyndon Johnson.'' conHrmed that the interview ac~ "To add insult to injury he j curately renects ius views." has made this announcement in Scran~n read this s&atement an overseas newspaper." he attrilmted lo Goldwater.; "I Scranton, readmg a propared dor. 't think I would be r3Sb By BRUCE B. BAKKE : j ·~- ~.: :" •,\t1:!;~~~ ~~r ~ ~~ .. - --- - · tiM funeraL \ .. - - - :V(: - William It ·!::!~~~ played 88 the dleport HiJh· ,rltiOIII .... instnunentaJ JDIII:ia · di~ the ••.~..v.tA - ' - - 6L...o. ~ddli ~IUWII w..u ....- · • port Board of Educati011 · Monday ev•••••. ' -M r. RuSHII Nceived ..._ . . detf" io iktuea_il: _ .,. ~.• d~ .iR i'iAe .,. : . • OhJo Uruversity, ad .Ida ICJMIIIIl &dmioJatN.tion tr.mm, '*'·Obif State U·'-~ ... u. •·. """U'IU•.I· -. ..,....aaupa eight Y8IJ'I lbe f'aiat. 'V4QIJ '* ""''~ . _• ._. ~ .. Ross County., : . .'. . ~ Whlle at Ohio Univertlty ... and 111 . - . - •!'""'t!!i,_ ............. was a member ollbe Qll ..._ and majored ln. ~ • ..;. san. Ht II three boyo, Kill, lt: ~<f, and Jolin, 4. lilt wile,....._ is a vocalist. ~: . ...... ~ The I'IISlgnatiOIII of . _ Gberke ••~ .........._ . ,_ ' AJ.I-I"'IIiil ---·z•· -. .. and Mrs. Sharon Taytur . wa ' accepted Other De le ..._ · · • ,..._. hired were Michael· MtPit who ~ed bls Bo•helar 111111' Ma.ster s " - . at 0 ill. Umverslty_; Jllilll lledovlaa, · former Middleport toeeMr ..._, . In K bu wiU ·~ IS nct!IN· · · urea · 1 , his discharge m Au~ 1 n. Mrs. George Hack:ett, wbo. 11M' been emplllyed at Bedfonl. · The board also voted to Pill' chase tltreo new typewriiSI for the commerclal ~ and adopted 1be acbool . . , . . dar for 111644, wbich 11 .. follows: Sept. 7, Teacher's Meotlngtl Sept. I , first clay Ill lcltool: ~ 23, Southeastern Oblo ~ lion A..socirioJJ Meetitqr; Nllf, 2>26, ThlllkagtYing ~Dec. 23, lasl clay of 1o!1.a& before Christmas Vlealillll Jaa. 4, first day ol odiOiil /tlio ter vacation; Ju. 14-IS, !Itt semester exam!Datlons; Aldl 1&, Good Friday, no ocliOII; ZWI, llnal u.amlnalllllt 2S, llac<!alau.eate wY!Oij 1'1, El&hlll 8radt ~ MaJ 21, , ~ I . ... ]Qt_day Clf ldtoclf. ~ • UlCAL !IDIPI ·lllll'lllll•''' ;.,. ·- �. .' ' . • I • .• . ~ ' i • 1\ .. ~ .~rneroy . BUFFALOED BY -LICK-uM · STAMP~ , AND HIGH FOOD PRICES ' _2 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU . LOWER PRICESI ' ' I • HONEST f INJUN • ~ NO STAMPS- NO GIMMICKS- NO COUPONS- JUST LOW LOW PRICES EVERY DAY FRESH GROUND SAVE-UM CASH EVERY .I$QRU~ eUYl LIBBYS PORK& BEANS ., DAY '. f ;, 14 2l BUSH'S SIZE cPOUND SHELLIE BEANS .. ->< ~ c 01. l'it'Ven innings. 38 five by or the squadsinhan fallen the wayside the l k wo-wee s long tournament. By Virtue of ils forfeit win, Jones-McNeill will now play the Gallipolis Indians at 6:30 p. m., Saturday. Fruth's Pharmacy will lock horns with Weat Virginia Malleable Iron on Ftiday at 7.30, and the Por ..', ., Hedlegs. s•cond place team in its league, will lake on Mid dl•port's 1edlegs, top team in Middleport, in a Saturday tussle at 8:30. HOW THEY WON Gilman Grimm, llrst basema n for Fruth's Pharmacy, was the . big gun, collecting a triple and two singles in three trips to the plate. The winners scored four runs In the fourth inning to erase a 5-4 r=----~---...:. BONUSBUYI 0 R p~ MIX ,. - ·3·9c . .. . BOX s BUN .00 POUNDS p 1 -- --- COUNT iNEGAR 101 oz. --- -- -- SURE JELL - BOXES ---- DOMINO SUGAR FIT TO BE TIED --- GALLON CLOROX .~ - r• • CHARCOAL WHITE • • • $19 9 560 Lb. Copaclty c 3.9 17 CHEST $259 night with tie with Pittsburgh in • game mak- league-leading Phil lies, who i ing up a May ralnouc here. they have .met only four times~~ this season Only two members of the ----Reds saw action, •nd that roth· er limited, in Tuesday's All-Star game and one of those alrendy Mason T i e s was well rested. J "'"'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'"~Th~e~R;,;e~ds~m:;;ov~e.;to;P~h;;:ll~a.,.~l-/ • cu. Ft. 595 Lb. Capacity c • DOVE SOAP BAG GOLOEN RIPE BATH -SIZE· •• .. ._,... 18~~·UPRIGHT$l79 630 Lb. CIJIKIIy 11c . 23 ~~:CHEST $-3 09 ~ l<l:tll'l" ~,.,.,..- _.,. 805 Lb. Captclty ·a'iA N A~ ~ 5, .. . .-. '" -"' ~ Pay ~ . only ~10.ocr .DOwn . And As Uffle As $6.50 MOnthly • MUSTARD 24oz. • • H&R --. , We11 prepare your ready mllell ,eon· pte -ol'ller to your·apeelflc:aUolll, 1nd deter It anywbeie ID town. an ready to pour. l¥ lo\laY , , . our ..mea Is prompt llllll ou ~· . . ,, ' .. ·t I ,· ' .• ~ . ), ' r ' \ . ,. .•.READV:Mtx .co.-·WY 2-3284 . "it.' George Sauer, Baron starter, was relieved by Buddy Moore in the fifth; Chester Pyat~ Mason starter, was relieved by Redman in the fourth . Sauer and Moore fanned 12, walked four . . Pyatt and Redman fanned 10, walked 10. The Barons got just two hits, Moore's double and Simer's sbtgle. Redman, Fry and Henson also hit salely for Mason. Barons ..... 002 300 I - 6 Z 4 Maaon ...... 0002013-653 Sauer, Moore (5) and Moore, Conde (5). Pyatt, l!Mmao (4) and Dawson. ANNOUNCE SOCIAL • ~ t~;lciWelt poalblel FRENCH'S 6-6 Catcher Johnny Edwards, who B a r o n s had gooe hltleas In l6 consecuUve trips to the plate, was gtv. en. rest over the weekend. He n Pony Play wa• hitless Tuesday in his lone official trip to the plate, but Mason, a mucb-lmproved P<>was walked IJJtentionaUy and ny team, rallied for three runs SCored on John Callison's three· in the botlom of the seventh I'Ull homer lflat gave the N<tUon- inning to tie the Middleport Barons IHl and force a replay al League a 7-4 victory, Shortrt.op Leo Cardenas was as darkness ended the Td-Coun- 1 Inserted as a pinch runner for ty League coolest on t he Dick Groat and alao was hiUeso Barons' field. I in one lime at bat. , Ji.m O'Toole, who pitched I The error-Infested game had • masterful ball in his last out· the Barons ahead 6-3 after 6\2 I big unUI the ninth inning, will innings but two errors a nd 1 be shooting for his ninlh victory hits by Mttchell and Pyatt, put , Jlllalnst four defeats. Opposing three runs home and tt was too him will be Bob Veale 17-41). dark to continue. •' '"'"" .. pr""ute<ladat,.;J.~'i :~al:~~·:.:o~ ~~'!, ~ross-nver U. 5. 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FLAKES • - DESK (7--6). our uad l .c t o r y o v e r yracuse GB I St. L 0 u I • at Philadelpnia, Not : B Bob WI Y ngott Philadelphia 47 28 .627 night - Simmons (9-6) vs. agaillst Pom.roy overcame an early Dick Werry blasted a triple with Sao Franct.co 47 31 .603 II> 1 Short (7-4), Alst0ll- Teferre4 to a three-run Syracuse lead and one away, Rex Cummings sinCincinn u " 35 545 6 t to 1n B-3 1 Trl led a .~ · (Only games scheduled) !!"mer which caw.m wen on w n a . g and Bill Moore and Chuck Pittslxtrgh 40 30 .533 7 heat the Dodgers· olily County Pony League game Murray walked. Pomeroy's ty· St. Louis 3.9 40 .494 10 Thursday'• Gamea U olher Tuesday evening at Racine. ing run scored on BUI Raderry er ect arne St. Louis at New York, night ago as we .. 38 39 ·494 1 Th · I It P d Los Angeles Cincinnati at Philadelphia, night the native or e wtn e omeroy un e- ford's squeeze bunt. Milwaukee 38 40 .487 1011 ma~~~ ... ;., rn.• feated In six slarts and almost The do Milwaukee at Pittsburgh, night "" ....-- 1 .,.., 1 . h Ior th e Ieague ch am- took the lead wn-r ver first n ony p ompetJtJOn Chicago 36 43 38 .486 at Chicago olfler Naflonal lleague a CIDC In theteam fifth when Houston 37 .463 10\2 1211 San Fran"t.'"o c ~ plonshlp. It was Syracuse's se- Steve Flnlaw walked moved New York Los Angeles at Houston, night Alston also had hlgh 23 58 cond loos, both to the to second 00 a paa~ bal! Pomeroy Pony Leaguer Dick Werry left the mound Tuesday'o Resul~284 '1:1 American League for Willie Mays, wbo club. . stole !bird, and scored on with a Wide smile last Friday evening. National AIJ.Stl!rs 7 American B It' W. L. Pel. GB rally-producing Sydralncuseth took ltsd tempo rary passed ball. dHe berfad evtery reason U. b e happy . _ Werry hadtjtust hNurl· All st .... I a tmore 48 28 .632 .:fter 1 4 1 1 3 ea e secon . rame The sixth turn at bat for e a p ec game agams compe 1 ur ew Wednesday's Probable Pitchers ', NCh1cagyo k 44 30 .595 when with two away Tom Pmero was the . ew or 45 31 .592 3 ing 111e ninth iP.ning 1 1 Haven on the loser's home fteld. Diddle and Amos Wallbrown 1 ed b.i one The perfect game was not a complete contest because San Franctsco at Chtcago, 2- Minnesota 43 37 .588 7 walk . Y walked and Jim Crow. Cbuck bourFrulnlanaw sc.or -•- olen ab douKeblthe it was called in the fifth, but never-the-less it goes in Hendley (8-4J and Herbel Detroit 3839 .494 101!. "Willie got us even and Bartels and Tom Wonds follow- Ph I' t ' ...,g ~ t.hr the record book as a perfect game. 16-41 vs. Buhl (9-4) and Brogl•o Boston 3R 41 .481111!. son applied the clincher," (3-81. ed them to the base• on Porn~m, wo errors, an ee Worry a righthanded junk 1 Los Angeles 37 44 .457 131!. Al$n. "About time they eroy errors. wa s. ball pitcher, struck out nine of , up double . .. Herb Sayre hold- CI~cinnatt at Ptttsburgh, night Cl~veland 34 42 .44':' 14 so~¥ . me. Both Pomeroy tl.d the score in Mike Jenkins started on the I ing down second and Chuck - 0 Toole 18-4) vs. Veale Kansas City 31 47 _397, 18 · heaii!i/ ·tlie 'Qodgers the top of the furth mound for Syracuse and pitch· the 12 men he faced, Pomeroy Boring handling short for the Washington , 32 51 .386 '$;2 , """Jike to .:::.~;1 ed almost perfect ball until the was ahead ll-0 when the game Racine team that ended up W>th Letart Scores four Tuesday's Resul!• ) I !--=== fourth Inning Po'!"'roy rally. was called. Big hitters lor a 12-5 win . . Gib Hart catcl> In Fifth 10 Win National AU-Stars 7 ""lorlcan Jenkins was relieved . by Pomeroy were Rex Cununings, Jng a rightfield blast . . Bert Letart 8 ·ored fou runs i the all-Stars 4 ' I Chuck Bartels in th.e SIXth: 'Yerry, B~ll Moore _and • Steve Grimm. and son UPI. Writer fifth innin~ to dow; the R~cine 1 Wednesday's Gam.;.,.' Werry_. pltcbing hts thtrd F lnlaw wtth two hlta apiece. ~ob Gnmm each worktng an Yanlil!es li-S in a Little South- i No games scheduled ·1 game &nee last Friday when 1~nmg on the mound _for Ra· ern. League game Tuesday. I Thursday's Games · ..~ . he tossed a perfect game There's plenty of ~or~ bones cme . Matt H~ndr1cks .be- Getting hits for the winners Chicago at Los Angeles, 1\lgti.t against New Haven, w~nt ~ in Southern ~cal Dtstnct and ing JUSt as a~le m ~e fteld were Chuck Mugrage with 8 I Minnesota at Kansas City, night i route for P~meroy strikmg out elsewhere this week, and they as he was w~Jle playmg oyA single, double and triple; Steve Boston at Detroit, night 1 10 and walking seven. Syracuse 1 are most aU the fault of the ball .... M.arvm Swan throwmg Jenkins with two singl~s Rus~ 1 Baltimore at Cleveland, 2, twi~ pitchers ~truck out four and l Oldtimer's classic at Racine on his big ~efthanded curve ball ty Tucker, Randy Robert~ and night ...;. 1 1 walked SIX. July 4th. Jack Timmins, Larry Spencer Paul Justice, each a single. Hit- New York at Washington, The only Syracuse hits were "It was worth the fun, and Elson Spencer taking turns ting for the Yanks were Robert j two singles by Tom Wonds though, even 11 1 could hardly behind the plate . . Wes AI- Diddle with a pair or singles, ALL-STAR GAME and a single by Chuck Bartels. get out o1 bed the next day," len turning to chase a fly and Hoback a double and single ' By United Press International Hitters for Pomeroy were said one oldtimer. turning his ankle bad enough and Theiss, Pyles and John: IAt New YOJ.k · Werry with a trlpl~, Finlaw a Some of the Highllgllts of . that he had to be helped off son, each a single. ' AL ........ ·100 002 100 - 4 9 I double, Cummings a single and the game : I the field . . .. Grandad Shain Letart pitchers w. Hall and NL. . 0011 2tO 004 - 7 8 0 Phalin, two singles. Hack Shain, winning pitcher getting an RBI Larrr Wolfe Rusty Tucker fanned 11 while 1 Chance, Wyatt 4, Pascual 5,' Syracuse 030 000 0-11 3 5 for J!De after pttchlng one catchmg a fly ball bebmd hts walking 10. Racine's Hoback Radatz 7 and Howard. Dry•Pomeroy 000 31t_x-8 5 2 innlnC ..•. .Beo Stobort sliding back in the outfield Chod struck out four and walked six. ldale, Bunning 4, Short 6, FarJenkins (LP), Barli!ls (e), back 10t~ fll'ol base Pile Ward chawmg hu Happy Jrm Racme ...... . 200 120 ""'·I 7 rei \G. Marichal 9 and Torre, 1 I and Crow, Grueser (6). Werry WoU~ blaaUng a long ball and while coaching first base for ' Letart . . . . . · 010 140 - 6 8 Edwards 5. Winner -- Marichal. 1and Murray, holding up wtth an easy stand- Portland. Hoback and Theiss. W. Hall, Loser - Radatz. HRs - Wik i Tucker (6) and Justice. Iiams , Boyer, Callison. DRINK '. SPORTS J;ly $ NABISCO 101 oz. SHREDDED WHEAT r· · • · 8 3 v· P o m e r o y Ponies R a l l y f o r 'IS~ "I chose him, first, p ~:!~u!i!l~!~?R!. ~~~~eb~~~a !~~~!P.g!~~ ~Daily Sentlnei,Pom~ioy-~fJddlepo;t,~- · B,"19-6.5:-~4--,:~&~~~~~~:::;!~H 1 LB. LAYERS 303 CAN - - - • I , In the All.Stor sen.. and the clubhou5e. man who old It "' !be 25-year j g==~·-~~ •ld Cbir;go .Whitt Sot' easfDff P whose threH"un ninth. innlnp homer provided them !fjlit n,. • Calli""" 11 typical of day 's 7-4 victory. der publicized, young "It was the greatest thrill of players who bsve lbe my Iii~," said the buoyant Cal- leadhtg the National hson '" the Nirttooal League the haUway pojnt.~~ol~lhe~: -----~ - All..star ract~- !{~ti.trin' .,~, b Als.ton In a ~. d cons! erable eyebrow baseball circles. riiht: "'- - - PIZlA Callison is Ma,,. ···· Pome-1 FREEZER CHEF BO"t'·AR-DEE c I ~~~;:s~~ ~;·b~;:as~ia~~ Middleport, 0. Kanauga, 0. ... --------------=--- Pomeroy Tiger lead. on hlts by Larry Jolmon. Buzy Hayes replaced him, 8hd was 1 The Gallipoll.o Red Sot take 00 W. S. SomtlrviUe waa Cl't'CJI~ (;anter, 8llll three baaes on charged with th! lo01. : the Pomeroy Jeta at 7:30 and ed with the Yletory. He al- balls. Point bad five I'Ulla, aeven I Rio Grande will meet Letart lowed Hve runa, IIIJ: hill, and However, the lead waa short- hits, three ...-ora wt.ile in the nightcap. struck out 10. Ilia mates com- lived. In the bottom o1 the roy bad silt runa, nve hila, and This evening, defending milled lllree erroro, Dan AI> seventh, Ed Fife drew a walk, three miscues. , champion GaUipolls (Tigers)_j bolt, the lllllinl hurler, was r&- Kelly McKenzie, who had belt- John Leary had two singles will take 011 Pt. Pleasant's I NEW YORK ..rUPI) -"Wben lieved by Bob Burdette in the ed two doubles In previous for the losero, N•wsorne a Dairylallll in the first of three he hi~ we wm. . , llrst. Pomeroy erred three trips, fanned. steve Haggy double, and Larry Johnson two games, beginning at &:30. ; That s Phlla<lelpltla , Pbillles times. rammed a double, scoring Fife singles Besides McKenzie's I Second encounter this even- M8J'l,fl.ger Gene Mauch s analyAbbott had a pair o_f doubles and reducing Point's lead to lwo ~bles, HaW and s~af. . ing pits James-McComb ol Pl. I !lis or Johnny Callison and it for Pomeroy while Jtm Swat- , S-4. Tom Shaff.,- followed with fer had utra-base hlla for , Pleasant against Kyger Creek goes double tnday for the whol• zel slammed a double and a double, and 1t waa lied, 5-5. the winners. ; at 7,30 and the nightcap ftnds National League. slnglo in lllree trips. Shaffer scored the winning t1DI I Thuraday, the Pomeroy Yao-~ Pt. Pl~asant•s Boilermakers Af.~er 3~, ye_ars the Nationals In the nightcap, Fisher's 0... on an error. kees will batUe Mason at e:30. battling Middleport's Senators. are even wtth Ute Americans Partment Store and Pomeroy's McKenzie star•·• ~e~.~ lor Porn•.,.,... Redlegs were deadlocked 3-3 af- roy. He was relieved by Haggy ter six innings. In the seventh, who wa1 cred~ In the top of the seventh, lted with the victory. NewThe best was save<i for the Pl. Pleasant forged ahead 11-3 some opened for Point. Don THE n!ghll·ap i'IS Pomeroy Red! .~ . Wi•mers of the tourney In 1961, Wampum With : TINY'S WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QU,A.NTIT'r eillegs Rally to Oust Fisher's from Kyger Creek Tournam~ •-ee area Little ·•11 tea1n11 remat.' · "' otl<m lor the 11164 " <<' Creek championship tJ .,,hy tor'ay as the sixth anm·al event entered Its tllird "•:· or first round competition, Tu.,J.y night, Jlllll' . MeN• ' or Pl. Pleasant eliminated fll. iJ':i pnlis Yankees 9-0 oJ , 'nons failed to show. p, ,,l '"-'"' awarded the contest via torieit. Fruth's Pharmacy of Pt. Pleas•n' upaet Pomeroy'• '11· gers 6-ti last night - the win" ., srored four big runs in tJu• fourth frame. You Save Muc.h .. ' 'M'ielcLport An Ice croom I!OCial wm be held at the ~ Sfitb!gs Mefh. odlst cllurcb Friday belfnnmg It 8:30 p.m. ilomemad• ·, ,Ice cream, cs.ke and 110ft drinks will he aold. 170 Two-Door Hardtop and lamed San francisl:o4:BbM. Qr Highstyle Hilltopper•.. Rambler Classic V-8 This dazzling hardtop is the Rambler Classic 770. It takes off with more V-8 power than the standard V-8 in the top-size Ford or Chevrolet, parks easier, has virtually the same room, yet costs over $200 less; and gives you along list of important advantages at no extra cost. And with what you save on Rambler, you can keep your pocketbook happy and still add smart, sporty options like floor shiftr(manual or automatic), reclining ' bucket seats with console, seven-position steering wheel, power steering, power brakes, power windows-you name them. If you like fun, flair and glamour-and smart savings, too-now is the time to see your nearby Rambler dealer. Rambler ClassiC-big savings during the Big Rambler Spree "Compamorts baHCI on rn~~nutKturers• l'lglltad rtt.Q pricn' • tor "!P·tlno 2-r hardtops with V-8 on&fne, heator on<l front ...t _ . M~POUTAN MOTORS, ' ·.~ "',. �... - __ . . . ... -- ..... .. ____ ...._ __.. - ................. ~ \ rt 0 J 1 8 1964 over with my mother because Well. what DO you think , ----------~~~-~~~---~ M'ddl ..1.-~D~ail::':' ' !_Y_:S:::e~n~tln-.::e::l._,:_ P.:: om=er:.:o:!Y_:·=1="'-e-'p-'o _, _ .,_ u Y • , she would wring my neck! 1 kids. 1 ..,e J wasn 't asked. • Q .. wouldn't be able to go out of H. ' the house for the rest of my P .S. Maybo the answer Is: life. How can 1 stop being - go after the boys' job• Girls . MISS TOO FRIENDLY too can paint fencea , mow lawns, Officers and members of the pleased with the a;'\iele about Dear Miss T.F.: , w.,.b cars, etc., and the ~~ Is . Pioneer and His· 1 our efforts to build an arclllve Y SHOULD tell your moth- generally better than for sit· Meigs COUllly bigltl and museum in Me!I!JI count~ . ou h Cr l'k ting" torlcal Society WEre y Mr Wingett did a fme job m ' er, and your. lat er. eeps ~ e ,;. Helen· I wriilng the article and it had o ] thiS can be dangerous. T h I De · 1 ll ext through buried in an obscure commanding position on the needb watchidn~l- and wammg I'll ~ tg~in.fon·~ ~~o!gew~eth· tittle p.:,.agraph, they ..y, 'The first page of the Sentinel, Issue - Y an a u . year • u rna ority view is still undoubed· f J 30 save your friendly "Hi's' 'for er I want to or not Allboyou\ rhead ty J'Nice Girls Don't.'" o I une . r . . not stat· . As f old· ] lately 11 seems, IS a u ow t was our erro Ynulb Asked Fnr It! be friendly not act stuck· wtld ;he. lng This column IS dedicated to I up 1 wouldn t know h::e~m~~ speak softly and carry a big hoaw ao!tlf~t~ arties and.drlnk· like you are getting brainwash- ~::e to Fair Grounds, young people, their problems I any ot?er way But s . baseball bat -H. ' ~ y g . k pnds and boys in ed Believe me, dear, U's a lc.t lhe hill which is now and pleasures, their troubles they give me. a creepy !eehn: Horrung Ia Oa Girls Jobs . ~: ag~~ls':"~o;ms,, and, really,] easier, DOt to be "easy ... One€ =~w':ed with bUildings for ex'and their fun . As with the resq Take, for rnstance, t ot _, Dear Helen ·' f. t unor- I'm scared. you gtve ln. you'll start on ~ hibita and concessions. This ol Relen Retp Us , It welcomes er dav l was m a malt shop and We thmk lt s un all o .. . educaUon treadmill of worry and uneaSI· I• an Ideal location, cenU'tllly laughs but won't dodge a ser· a m~n I know came in and gamzed baby saakitters! r Hlnl ordder tlo hgal::~ett'~o also gel ness that can louse up your located in Meigs counly and we . h b h ff ed lk to We talk Tht> boys are t ng over ou e !2n o d lbl lous question wtt a rus -o start to ta me. . · 1 know five boys at educaied on how not to be 8 grades, _an. poss y yo~r ld e have the assurance t'ilat it is Send your questwns and com- ed about softball bec"ause .he ] territory. b b 51't. That means hold-ont ls it really true what 11\nd Jt um t necessary, JUSt to available for our purpose. meuts to HELEN HELf US', knows 1 like 1t and he said, ~hoot. that 8 Y 1 J b After h ' round here. 'Go I J:tnag a few more dates that end 111 c Meigs County . " Wh d ~t you come with me five gtrls are out o a o . t ey a 11 say a . t t th ld rock quarry . . c--o this newspaper. y on bt d all WE don'l go out and mO\t to C<lllege and get a physJcal i up ou a t> o . Pioneer and Hlstor•cat Speak Softly aod Carry I got_ a g)ove and a a an ' t t ~es or things, education" -SENIOR AND H. Society, Inc. A Baseball Bat ball m the car and we can .. go lawns or PI,~ ta ,. ut ol SC'\RED This column L<t dedl~ted <to 8 0 Dear Helen someplace and play catch. I so why don t THEY Jl family living. so if you re havB A V Howell · S 1 . 0 rm goins on 14 and 1 am a guess he knew the answer was ~u~ jobs ,~:;: ~·,r;rl~~D~~u ;;t ~he kind of educa- i ing kid trouble or jmt pla!n P~et~Jdeni ' tomboy I wear my brother's "No" when I d•dn'l say Dny- JO s open 'd . . he! 1bey ~ start lion you.'re Jookmg for in col- 1tr'uble, let Helen Help YOU. · shirts ~nd jeans, etc. My prob- tNng. I an~wayih an nlw sure J.t;Ung we lege - as you do in life. Read She will also welcome your own CLELAND PROMOTED elm is that men 40 year~ old Helen. I would never go with ~a ng ~ ~~ )uft"l$11'i' fair these arlirles end mention care- amusing experiences. Address J h W Cleland son of Mr and older seem to flirt wltb me anyone I thought I hcoul~n't ; ;;•; :C," other k!ds think- LIZ fully and you'll notice along He!,en Bottel in eare of !his ondo ~rs. Walter cleland of 526 1 say "Hi" to Just about every- trust, but why does t 15 ap- 10 a L. . about three·fourths of the way newspaper. one that 1 know. 1 just mean to pen Don't tell me to talk _ _It ear IZ, - .:,.u I tor . . . . .. . . . . . Mal•lb-g "' Helen llelp Us! I ~nd I :~dsm~~u;.~w:re~~tsure :~1-:- , colle~~·t"':~~:c:'~ ;:~ ~=~~;tybe:!:e ~c:~~i., - Filth St.. Racine ,has been promoted to airman !il'lt class lo tlle U. S. Air Foree at Dreux AB France. The airman Loc Ia a1 8 gradua~ of Southern lllgh scnooL ---P-RO_MOTED_ HYSEU.. Lawrence E. Hysell, wbo: wife Rosemary, Hves at l..au;el·st, Middleport, was promoted to specialist five June reh32 anyehemr Gnwies,B T. 23 in Germany where he lS se~ving with the 261sl Engineer DEVOTID TO INTUISt OP S 11 AR!A ,:.Ca".d MEIGS MASON e I RETURNS HOME .. Mrs. B. A. Dodson of Che!lter returned horne Frid ay after . spendlng se~ral days w1 t h Mrs. T. A. Hewe~on of Pomeroy. U Co Mr. and Mrs. ~~ro nroy and son, Hugh Phlhp of Akron, spent a few days over t h e Fourth with his mother, Mrs. 13. A. Dodson of Chester. 3 ROOMS Mctlllf ~~~- ,...mne ~~ Oh... _ .,.~ •• P. . .,... "'"""' ''""'""' ,.,.....,..,.... New Furniture $299 ,,.c. .., uxt~ ,......,. .. Ntw 'hrll Cltt. M•• Y•rtL '"b"''"''" ,.,... .,..,.,.. .., ••HIMIII tct'"Hta. c:•rr+., ....,. .,....~~,.. ao ...,.. ..., on~ ,..r IJI ......... • til• month.. ·~·:.. •'• ::::!~'.:!t': :.,.t "':• SHOP AT DUTTONS! I lnterea •• '"'tter •• thl effie•. ,...... M3fket Report 1 == :::":a;r:: . 1enttntt ' A.A. MmiNG ·•r.:::,.-r.. .... ~u o.u, ' ' TRI-COum Mrs. Lawrence A. .Hysell, Route ·~C::.':' "~::::' 1, Midd1eport. He 11 a 19~7 grad- '"'n'n.e :;." ..............._. ,_ uate Rutland High scaool. ~~~::.. ,~~.o:;.,;:r-~'11 ';:~:,'~ ~~r, :Xt~o",~ . Today's lJiedical Report THE DAily SENTINR or ' 18.10, l!-3 2.'10-250 lb 17.118-18, 250 Dlny !loan .... elected Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., July 8, 19U. 270 lb 17.3:>-17.00, 3s near 280 th• baseball Hall of Fame in . 1953 CINCINNATI (UP!) _ Live- lb 16.85-17, 1-3 275-3110 lb sows • 13.'15-14.50, 31)0.41)0 lb 12.75-13.7ii, slock .. • By Wayae G. Brllllllotadl, M.D. Use common sense 8lld avoid Paregoric Ia sdll the best Cattle 1900, calves 200, good 2-3, 400-~ lb 12·1Z.75, 3s If you are planning a trip, eating more than you CUSIDill· \ treatment !or diarrbea or ab- to average choice (100-1200 Jb 1600 lb 11.75, board steady to 25 you ~·ill be wise to ~heck with a.ily eat at home. · The object domina! cramps. But If the di· slaughle•· steers, comparable cents lo·.,·e~ 10.50-10.'15, 150-200 fb your doctor about im'l'unizing of your trip Is to relax and have arrhea persists for more than grad.. 700.900 Ill heifer" most· 12·12.00. We Heve For Your Shopping Pleasure •••. Thursday sbols. Nothing .can spoU a va· , a good time - not to pot on ••· two day• ou obould find a doc· l' ly small lots, cows seven per Sheep 300, all dasse• mostly (!) Clean Ladies and Children Rest Room cation Jike an illness. I cel55 we1ght. Y . . cent, feeder cattle scarce, steady, few chotce and prtme 8:00 p.m. II you expect to spend some Take appropriate elolhlng tor. If you are gomg to be m, slaughter steers and n e i f e r sI !J6.99 lb slaughter spring lambs (2) Free-Cold Drinking Fountain St. ·Paul's time in outdoor oports, get your wlllo you - e&pe<!ially eomlort- 1one place, your family doctor 1 moderately active, cows and 23.50 . 24 , gOOI' •nd choice so. (3) Hallmark Cards tetanus toxoid injections or, if able walkln1 iiboes. Remember may be able to re<ommend a , bulls steady, few sales feeder 90 lb 21·23, utility 29, cull to Lutheran Church (4) Russell Stover Candy you have had them, a booster. lbol II gels eold In lloo mo.,. doctor in the cviclnlty of your \ steers steady, average choice good shorn ew.. 4-5.00, good Syumore & Second St. (51 Latest Hit Records, Reg. $L29 for 97c Get smallpox vaccination if you W... at night even after I b • vtsit. Otherwise, have the local · 111(10.1025 lb. slaughter steers and choice00.75lb. feeder Pomeroy, Ohio (6) T. V. Tube Tester Free plan to leave the United States. hoUeol dayo. U you wear glao.. . . 123.25 . 23.00, low to 11:5~ · 1~7;.. ====-==~!!=====~ Without a valid certificiate of •• you should carry 8D extra medlcal SOCiety •nggesl two or choke 901H200 lb 22-23, mi>ted lf' (7) Complete Line of Hair Care Preparations vaccination you wUI have tmu· pair. three names (they are not per· high g.OC to low choice .21.00· (Nationally Advertised), Cosmeti~s · ~nd ble getting back into Ibis coun· Although moat medical items mitted to recommend one name 21 .75, bulk good 19.50-21, stan<J.II Fragrances try. you may need can be picked up only). You should, of course, ard to tow good 17.50-19, high , (8) Free Parking In Rear of Store If your trip will take you in· in the nearest town, it is well carry with you a supply of any choice •000 tb heifers 22, choice ] (9) Money Orders Sold to areas where the water supply to take a kit with you because drugs you are taking regularly. 70().900 lb 20.21.00. good 19·20, (10) Telephone Bills Collected ib polluted, you should have ty· you may need some of the lol· Have fun but donl overdo it. cows 12·14.00, bulls 15.00 • 18, 1 pboid and paratyphoids shots. lowing items when the stores If you try to soak up a week small lol' gD<Jd 70().750 lb feed· 1 (II) Complete Line of Hearing Aid Batteries ONLY These are usually combined. are closed : of sunshine in one day you will er steers 18·18.75, v~alers , (12) Surgical Supports and Trusses .30.00 Oown--l•l•nc• on And If you have any reason to Tweezers will be handy for WISh you had stayed at home. steady to weak, choice 22·24. (13) Elastic Hosiery Convenient Terms believe that you might get infec· removing splinters or holding And if ou try to play more good 19·2~ standard 16·19. , (14) Air Conditioned tious hepatitis have an injec a pad of sterile cotton if you holes of golf or more sets of Hogs 2500, receipts m i xed 1 tio11 of gamma globulin. All have to clean a wound. The cot. tennis than you are accustom- grades 19 ·260 Jb barrows and ' tbese things should be taken ton is also useful, when damp- ed to, you will wake up with gilts, sowo five per cent, bar· care of three or foUr weeks be- ened, for removing dirt rrom sore muscles and stiff joints. rows , gilts and sow moderate 1 FURNITU8E CO. fore ydu start. 1 the eye. I wonder how our Plan to return home refreshed ly active. 1·3 190-230 lb barrow• MASON, W. VA. N. 2nd Ave. Middleport Wbile on vacation there is al· forefathers ever get along with· instead of feeling that what you and gilts 111-18.35, 1·2 200·220 lb 1 w'Bys a tendency to overeat. out adhesive bandages. need most Is another vacation. 18 35. 175 head 1·2 243-249 lb liJ. • t~::~ l~a~o~ :.:~d.:. ~~':':,~ ~:~~~~to~ u! . .. 4 •:, ~:,~.b,:_ .:. ••·• 1, ~•th on• ,,.,, 111.10.1 thl11 •""'• The native whites of Lab- "·"' """ .,..,.~suo. , rador are known as Llveyeres. MASON DUTTON DRUG CO. 4 .. '' ' • HUNT'S TOMATO Colonial PORKer BEANS PURE CANE GRANULATED -Lb.·SuGAR . RIAIIKaTS. . W• ;estnoe' ~~~~ right\o Lht!it (blantities Corner SO<ond & Mill St., Middleport Iced Tea Mix With thit Cauoon ond PunhaW~ 14·0". Con RAID Holll8 and Garden SpriiY N••w thru Sat\lrcloy, JuiJ 11ft! At any , EVANS Household 69 iiifst-irii " 49 SAVE 20c 11- AITBOMB or, 15· 01. Alcoa Aluminum Wrap · RIIOO DRill ~~~~:~ ··: Libby's PORI & BEANS LIBBY'S SLOPPY JOES mend aU 3 flavors! Swift's Premima EVANS SUPER TRIM - Wldth' l Royal Prince Golden Com Jo.!.,• Cream Style - · .: c:t1" . . SWIFT'S PREMIUM LOIN LAMB CHOPS ~~;.::.:;t. RIB LAMB CHOPS ~~.~.;.:~·· LEG 0' LAMB ~~~lo \ j.o. Whol• Kernel 4. .46:~;.(~'1 ·JELL·O Puddings. 2Vz . '$1 4 cans 'Delicia Sugar Wafers 15V2·as. ·. can 5 .9 ACTIVE CGftl ,j .~ POl AUTO. WASHING ,2. r25 6 3-oz.! '49 39 ' 303. cans SWIFT'S PREMIUM SWIFT'~ ,.,,-. N~.s ·~t. wonderful flavors 1 75 Hers~ey's lroni~g 46-oz. tnv~lcp~ <ani . ' ' Choc. Cov. ~ea.nuts I I SHRIMP Slllls 3·8. Short 1leeve shirt, all trimmed diHerently. loli4 calor shorb with ela1tic waist band. leh tty led front . Compare at $1.91 49 1 i:isit sTicKs 3 :k~:: '1 llbs.lS SLICED BACON Home Grown SWEET CORN l 'I EVANS LOW PRICE ' 88 . POOL SET $10.65 Valu~ EVANS LOW PRICE I 5UNIHINI EVANS LO~ . . Large 55" a: 12" poo1, 16" Diameter Play IIRI, Full Flote wi'h rotM.t. f1111ll 1ia Air MattNts. CleaK•r Anachm•nt, atpalr kit. '4• . htlr 1!.· or Poln CHICKIN 01' Till RA 1 ·'1" ,. ·,-. L I;;,~· 35 Lean, Mild, Sugar Cured l-Ib. 39 Tray 59 Pack Swill's Brookflold lb. Longhorn Cheese 49 ~-------------FROZEN FOOD15-------------~ It 011 MINUTE MAID LIFEBUOY Mt't. Pllbe-rt'l ORANGE DEUIHT ~ r:.59 3~!~ ., .Mi••te Mai' Orange Jpice . Pkg. ·39 ·:Chef Boy-Ar. Dee Pi~ w/Oheese: · of' . . WHIP~ED IIRURIIE t:i.oz. ,Can 57 While - ,.•.. 27 Lb. Ctn. Co"'l - Iaiii l'ak 12\i.OZ. • • 2 .. .• 141>·0%. Can HAMBURGER BUNS No. 10 \ ·. 4 . ~. •t ' · Plh..E LARGE PKO. Mario•s Salad Olives Tomblor 29 29' Tumbler No.9 or Swift's TOPPY Sweet Juicy dozen HOT DOG lb. AY&rage U. S. Government Inspected -' . Loaves katie EVANS Bananas ., Full 16.o,., For Stewing or HENS :.:~~ Oranges '1 For HEAVY BREED YOUNG, PLUMP " CALIFORNIA - SAVE $5.77 2 37 SWIFT'S PREMIUM - FLAVOR GROWN - U. S. Gov't. Inspected ~~· 49 r.:;;~· 59 TIDE Rev. Breadc 1000fo PURE, EVERY OUNCE GUARANTEED Child'a SET kalie EVANS FIRM RIPE With l ..ulatod ' it. • YOU CAN DEPEND ON EVANS GROUND BEEF . CABANA 49 wh111 you UN c::;:t 39 Teflon Board COVER PlqJ. 29 IIIUantltl•• Ivery hour. Low ftlt content, won't thrivel or More lb. • 10·0%. 6-oz, Pkg, Always freth hccruH paint .,., tak•n to trlncl It In atna11 avg. IOOTH-Breadod ·011:, lb. 69 ~~~AST lb. 5AVE 25< - SHOULDER - 49 Hershey's Giant· Choc. Bars Hershey's .Choc. Cov" Peanats,2 ~~ U. S. Gonrnment Inspected Bolognet. Pickles & Pimento · ~ Liver Cheese .,.. . ... U. S. GOVERNMENT INSPECTED L~MB JERZEE off IOc off Yosemite Yellow Cling Peaches:~. 4 !~! ~1 .J5c King Size Giant Siza 59 FdNNY-RlCI F&P Elberta P.eaches 2 :.! 49 7 Mennen's Skin Bracer btl. DIMD tt Roy•l Prince YAMS 3 .• 6 I PRE-SWEETENED ':':l,'J '1 Lib.y'~.Tomato Juice 3 3Pkgs.33 1 Hunt's Tomato Juice 2 :!J9... ·. LOW. LOW PRICE lb. SWIFT'S PREMIUM DISCOUNT DRUGS Pillsbury's 89 79 EVANS SUPER TRIM - SWin'S PREMIUM lb.19 PREMIUM EVANS. SUPER TRIM SWIFT'S PREMIUM U. S. Government lnspeoted • Ill!. LobkFot U. S. Oov'l. Inspected or EVANS SUPER TRIM - 69 box lb. FRESH MADE LAMB PAniES LAMB BREAST FOR STEWING lb.; 3-lb. Tit~- EVANS SUPER TRIM - lb. SWIFT'S PREMIUM I pk~ " l·Lit. Box SOUP EVANS SUPER boxe~' Dixie Belle SALTINES HEINZ TOMATO "•lv•• Can ' i al i 6'1z·0L &.oz. We Reserve The Right to Limit Quantitiee EVANS SUPER TRIM - J.+N SlantS It SUPER MARKETS Friday and Saturday 8:30A.M. to 8:30 P.M. ;, PINEAPPLE Can Can MOnday lhru Thursday 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. BONUS LEMONADE I I \ &-oz. Bag RAID La Marina CRUSHED MINUTE MAID JUICE Tender Leaf ,.llllpa ' '2'9 ~hef, lor·Ar·De~ Piua·-.~~/S•usap· FLEECY . ' . .....,. - WHITE ' ........ QHrl ., . ' ! I!IN!. '"' ••• 1.114.0S. . - 59 lerdtn'• CRUM CHEESE . I·OL Plte- ..... -· •..· " 89 LUX lc SALE! 33 SOLD MEDII. FLOUI Pine 4-lor l'a<k 49 LIME BOY BLUE .unuao~P ,,. 6.0z. .."· ILUINO 23 I ' �/ ' ' \ • .• •' • j 0 ., t "• .Notes up Moldahl &:21 1 . m.: al down Meldahl 6:35 a. m. Gollipolis D•m down 8:15 p. rn .; Tampklo 8, 19114 •,le•vJ~J~=~ ,~ •_ ,.... " .,. ,...,.. "' River ~e"'s Molgo '"'unty Col!lDIOII Tuesday by Joan Peter· son of RD 2, Racine against John •.G. Pelerl!On, Oberlin, • Gauge nadlllp: Galllpolll II p. m.: Ptnnsylvo!lla ohargl'nl' grou noglect of duty. 11:45 a. m.; Eastern down 2 ~ Four minor childrciJ 11-e lnwl· the Re-bllea eonventlon o~ l'lllllliJI8 2 feet a. m.; L . F'tWI'<I up 4:1•• a.m.; veu. -• •r on ro ers, omeroy-Mason 21.· 1. : ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:::;;, _••· Pt · p~---•• up m.: 5:10 a. m..: BiniO •-•t ... 70, '~~~!:I Indiana up 6:60 a. Elgerclifl down .0&8 stationary, Kuawha minus .JZ fallina. Charleston 7' 60 a. m. I 17.99 stationary, London, MarMARRIAGE APPLICATIONS H1atlng met and Winfield dama were Edward Junior King , 23 , HarrisonviUe, Anny, and Susan Your Dependoble SAN FRANCISCO - Gov. Nelson A. Roekefeller on the sills. Ohio River Nida Dean up Stover, 17, Albany . student : pleaded desperately today for an Eisenhower-Nixon Deoler F.."eoallliqn" to holster the aaggln1 GOP pret~ldentlal a, 7 p.m.: Wayne H. up 14, George Ewing Oiler, !9, Rt. I, I nomination hopea of Gov. William W. Seranton. He 8:10 p. m.; Charleroi down Middleport, coal miner , and said 11 former President Dwight 0 . Elaenbower and 14, 3:20 a.m.: R. G. West up Carol Joan Reeves, 21, Rt. t, AND formet· Vlre President Richard M. Nixon "make a eo· 14, S: t5 a. m.; Steel City up Middleport. - - - -olltlon and eome out for Scranton it would be a very 14, 5:15 a. m.: New Martinsville up 15, 3 a.m.: Lady RooeDIVORCE ASKED olgnlfieant thing." mary up 15, 7 a. m.; Suaan 1 ~A~d~lv~or~oo:_::su~i~t~w;:a~s~~l~led;:__:;;in_::.:iliiiiiiiiiliilii CHICAG~;-~9~· WIUiam W.JicriD~II beads for Lone down 16, 3 a. m.: Jerry II GOP PlatfOJm ionunlt(te bearlnp· ln S8u Franeleo Boswort~ up 17, 1:30 a. m.; today with tlie -fiiai'ge tbal backers of Sen. BIIITY M. Philip Spom up 17, •:46 a.m.; Goldwater are condurtlng a "smear" ram11algn against St. Mary's dQ!m 17, 6:30 a.m.: bls patriotism. Queen City ~ doW.. 17, f:SO a. Wit]) two .days of grass roots eampl!lplng behind .m.: Zimmer down IQ, 6:25 a. him, the Penllf!)'lvanla governor went on national tele- m.: Peggy Downey up 20, 5:05 vision Tqesday nJgbt to accuse Goldwater's m1111agers a.m.; Jeff~rson qp 211, 6:20 a. of usil!g •every · roneelvab\e kind of pressure 1111d m.: Esso Pennsylvania down threat" on delegates to. the Republican National Con- 21, 5 a. m.; Mr. Mack up 21 , ventloll· ' ' 1:10 a. m,; LYDn B. down 21, 6:30 a. m.; A. E. Dyke up 21, 7 a. m.; Lunp Point up 22, ~ .1:4! am.; Jeffboat down 22, .. 6:20 a. m.; Cathy R. down 211, • • -0 am 1 - IU, P 11 ANTHONY Plumbing • When the fire'• riNidy .,. • so Is . 1 ' ·• Melmac Cup • Tumbler ·SOc Off • 350 ~~ PLUMBING with tho puroha"" week tou- frem HEATING , By United Press lntem•tlan•l A gri)up ~i white men swinging baseball bats, attack· ed ab01jt ni)le Negroes ai an integrated lunch counter in Bessemer, ;\lJ., Tuesday. At least one Negro was ,j;everely beat~n. , At Tltscal~osa, Ala., white men forcibly escorted six Negroes from a snack bar that was prepared to lower racial barritrs. Most, other restaurants and lunch coun· ters, and a theater, in the city peacefully aceepted Negro customers. ;; Eight N~ were arrestd , tration drlve,;_lfegro leader Tom "quite busy." - ..ARM BOY ~ATTIES I SMOKED 8AUeAo• The•~ bun size patties are made e5pe· cially for Bob Evans " farm Boy" Sandwi ch••· They're firm. will hold tOiether tor e8sy fixin ' ! Sp1ce out on grill tor convt~nient turning. Coofo; slowly, It's different! OYer d~Mc011, the outside turns aJrnoR crisp. Inside is rl,var that comes from pre-smoldna with . Sol.llhtrn Ohio 1-tlckory. Ser11e on a, long bun 1nd enjoy il "Smoky Soy'' sandwlciL llher styltt1 ltttular Ill 1 II. If t ... lb. IIC. lllltytt, CISIICttrfl, SllfaH C.SIIIC U& Skllltn LW, son and inlani daughter, Mn. D. D. Clack and inladt .laughter, Mrs. R. E. Wilson and infant daughter, Mrs. Howard R. Harris, James R. Wheel~r Mrs. Charles E . Cook, St.evcn Fuller, Mrs. L, T. O'Neill, Mrs. Ethel Stewart, Mrs. C. R. Em. rick. Howard Goodwin, Teddy J. Snyder, Timothy Litchfield, and Patricia S. Woo. DRY CLEANING ION REQUEST) ROBINSON'S CLEANERS 2-5421 CAN - - EACH cans JULY 9 thru 11 Quantity Limited FAB FOOD:: SMOKED WHOLE OR HALF Slab IBacon 1! MUCH MORE ' }. LB. PKG. C WIENERS /- c LB. APPLE SAUCE CAKE MIXES :!~IETIES GOOD AND RICH SAVE 56c --- FRUir'DRINKS "f 1Up • 46 OZ. CAN - - -- ..... . .. ""' INVITES YOU TO VISIT 0111 r:(J.'aD E A R B 0 I sc Bananas_ ~~. I lOc Maple Shop POI'ULAI PIICIS • HIGII QUAWJY lAlLY AMIIICAN PUINITUII GyAIANTIID IOWUNG 1'1N QUAlifY HAIDIIOCK MAPL1 -~ GRANULATED Sugar lnlroduclng For Tho l'lrll Time In Thfs Aru .. _' BAKER FURNITURE ls EXTRA SPECIAL SALEI . Stando'd Pink Hi C Drink 10c 4lb• lloz. 25 45c Liquid Kandu Detorgont bolllo ( Pie. fillinn1J ..,.,., Flovon 3 No.2 $1 con 69c Thank You cans 01. toll can 346 Watermelon .:~59c bag h iii J ...' 45c Cakes $1 Applesauce gol. ,..,,. .,, SA\IE! GET TOP Kroger Vae Pac Corn ............................. ·o. Peaches .. ..................... ..... .... ..... 6 cans ' • . 1 29' 11 21.; American Beauty Pork & Beanti ............ 40 01. can ~ Ameriun Beauty Spaghetti .................. 40 oz:. en 2f' 29• '2.59 1 . American Beauty White Potatoes ........ 40 oz. ean Purina Dog Chow ......... ·' . No.2%$ doz. Chocolate Gold, Egg Whip, Lemon Roll. Jolly Roll 3for s1• . 2 5 lb. bog PLIJS KROGER OFFERS l'OIJ .cans ' . I • Air Conditioned Stores • Guaranteed Freeh Produce Krottr 11 oz. pkg. Morton 5e,ecttd Variety l It ,.,- ' ,.,,, . ~ LEAN . BONELESS. BITE-SIZE BEEF STEW Kraft I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 11 11 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 , OI'HI£ 5 SU . Whip AT KROGER. I~ , - ~""" JLt••N FRESH KROGER Chlcaquett• Br•nd GROUND BEEF Golden Ripe TOP VALUE STAMP$ ' with '-"'\\l>(ll\ and pu-rctUH Ill pkp. IUDDIG CHIPPED MEAT * ITEM~ •••ge alae ; ... botll• 113 W. , sECOND ST. ••• •• -~ h 49c American Beauty Kidney Beans ............ 40 oz. ~•• American Beauty Gt. Northern Beans .... 40 oz. can THE IRIGHT St ' ~ 2·5" wlttl ~ &n4 IIIU'Chate Ill Are Also Av1il1ble At •• , • 3'' American Beauty Tomato Juice ...........40 oz. 4;&n -BANANAS _COR. SECOfiQ , 1nd RUTLAND I Spotyght Instant Coffee ..... . .....•. _. . $J.69 A••ndale Sliced Peaches ................: 4 No. Hi ~ana Sl Kroger Fruit Coctail --- -----......... 2 No. 313 e•i 48• Kandu Detergent Powder ................... ___ %0 M. lMtx 2.1# Kandu Liquid Detergent ........................ 22 oz. boiUe 39' Kandu Bleach ................................ ................. '~ gal. 33• Kroger Corn Flakes ................................... .18 oz. ' biJlC 31' Armour Potted Meat ....................................3 oz. ran 10* ' Kror" All P_~rpo•..• oil .... .......... .. 24 o~o botlle 33• 1 Spo\light cotfee ·: ·.. .. ., ... . ............ tlb. kg Embassy Salad Dressing .. ___ _....., ... _. --.. -.... -.. _____ qt. J-94 Clover Valley Peanut Butter --- -... -........ _ 2 lb. jar 19' $roger. E..aporated Milk .................... -4 tall eaRO 57• Kroger Plain Flour .... ... ... ... .. . .. . lD lb. ba1 89• Down Boy Dog Food .. .. .... .... 3 lib. eano 29' '' ... ... can ,,. . ' Clover Valley Pork & Beans .... ·------ J MIDPLIPORT, 0. il 12 oz. ean 't, >____ BiK K Drinks . • ROY'S FOOD BASKET • ; " Country Club Hominy ......................... No. 303 can 10• " ' Red Karo Syrup ............................,..,. .... % lb. bottle 21• Heinz Catoup ............................................ ZO oz. bottle 31¢ Sugar ...... ... .. .............................................. 5 lb. bog H• Martha White Corn M~al ................. ..... 5 lb. ?r Swansdown Cake Mixes ...........................'.... .~Mix ; j4• ' Sunnyeet Prune Juice ........................ 32 oz. bet.tle _,.._ I A Sampling Demonstration will be given in Roy's Food Basket, Middleport, 0. Fri. & Sat. h !1 I , Scott Towels ................................................ 150 et. 101l I.e' Scott Fadal Tissue ................................ ..400 d. box ~; Sta Flo Storch .................................................... 'h gal ; CriS<o Shortening ............................... :...........3 lb...n 71• Krogo Shorleninrr ....................................... 3 lb. •on 59• Kroger Instant Dry Milk ........................ 14 qt. pkg. 89< N~vy Beans ................................................ .... 4 lb. bar 41• Country Club Catsup . .......... , .... .6 bots, $1 Green Giant Pea& ..........,,.... - ..................No. 3C can i9f Countr:v Club Pot Pies ....................... 5 8 0:1: . pi• 9. Kroger GPlatins ................................... - .. _._ ..... 3 0'1. ltoX' .•• 69c ,!Jl ' I VALUE -STAMPS, TO'O! Listed Below Area a Few II Our Everyday -Low ..... All Of Thn• Items ,·,tll ~"' ' ' l Middlepon, :'1'1n W' Kroger Onnge Juif'e .......... _.. __ __ _....... . 12 oz. can " j rRE£ • • • TOP VALUE Gin CATALOG . ' 1 w Slins or Halves 01 .•••• ERS ' l'ridoy & Saturdty, July 10:11 only - so~ gaL 8 12conooz. $1 7Ho. 303 ''"' $1 Avondole I -· box I~ I 1 ~ t ~I 1 · Kroger Wholoi Kernol Voc Pok Salmon Punch 59 bag I I I·• .• EGGS . . ~~~~~.~:~.~~-.~.~~~:~~. . 3 SAVE 40c lb.$ ~I I S.rvld Te You Rlgl!tln the Store AI Ice Cold ALCOA 12" X 25' l4Jc 29c 1Up fl~t - 39c SAUSAGE ••• S1.00 WOLf'S OLD TIME PURE PORK MILD WHOLE HOG 2 LIS. 4•lr.'' ALUMINUM F0I L Corn Peas . 41bs. 1 qt. I 1 .1 giant dze box•• • II ~ovinceto'fNn Midclleort, 0. LARGIItQLBOTTLiiS I'LUS atti'TLI DEI'OSIT - - - - - - - Pinto Beans 400cl. , SAVE 261 Miracle Whip ' Golden Rl110 ••• KRAFT'S SALAD DRESSING ALL I'LAVORS-SAVE IOc HI-~ Dried gg . PUFFS . . ~~~:~~.~i.~~~.~. . . . . 5 ·~ 69c SAVE 40c MIRACLE MARGARINE 7 4 6 PACK BAKER FURNITURE KRAFT'S 6 STICKS I~ I I I I I I I II I I I I I I I I I I I I I 1 Bleach l<roaor Kondu Liquid Halo Hair Sproy (Sovt 55c) 14 .. 89c Pork Patties - COLONIAL PURE CANE CAN---~- cans Washday ~ D~ergent , • FRESH BONELESS I CUBED 20% Pork . 8 ... 9 Rights Reserved MUSSELMANS-sAvE 22c LARGE 303 5 6 J BISCUITS 80% B11f, Orange Juice··"'"'"""6 oz. F Biscuits Pillsbu,y & a.u.,d 12 $1 1 lb. $1 Milk Kroger Homo!Jenizod j ••1• 45c Margarine Eatmort 6 pkgo. EFFECTIVE .. ONct Mrs. B. G. McTurner. Mrs H. G. McFarland, Mrs. C. G. Vin- lb. PICNICS . ::::~.:.~~~~:~. ·29c MEAT LOAF· 59c All PRICES Ole SAYS: C. Call. Connie A. T<PJJfm·d, Le ~:: Rudise\1, Edward R. Patter oon, lb. Smoked Sc P9h booklet. ~ ~ •, 'J. lb. Hospil~lNews 1 tho· Meat, l"roduee, Hlf ... •fr Grocery Cellpons from ·yilur •""11" 1 •,(.,~ from your mailer booklet. lb. POMEROY'S QUALITY SHOE STORE .,.. · PORK ROAST ' 'with redeem the c:oupoa fb. In tho Mlcldlo Block Noxllo Elborlelda of Birminghal", said none of dahl IO:U p. m.; Vali<olme up the white men who attacked Me:;ld;;;a;;h:;.l.;3~:1~0,.•;;;-,.m:;;.;;·:,_;;Sou~th~e~m;.iiil:lmE~~~~~~~~m~!!!i!! the Negroes could be identified. • Police Chief George Barron ---E·n-te_red..__Ho_o_pi•ta·l-- said three or four men carried ed out the attack, wielding chllAmon"'" tho'!'It> ••ho e.nte r d ' · babllb bot Helzer llm;pital in the past M ren s-sn.e se a ats a U Roy hours were f1rs. Lena M. Day, Itwo feet long. . I 88 Pine St., John L. Zembry,l BJood spattered over the floor 25 Mill ('reek Rd ., Lafayette and fi.xtures of the store but F. p,~rrv ; 631h' Court St., Mrs. mana,qer Herbert Gavron. said . P.huabl"- L. Sh,erritt, Rt. 2 Pt. there was little damage. The PleBsant , M·rs.: Wallie 0. Bar- store closed immedi~tely but ne t. nt. 1 ~Mn , W. Va ., Mrs. I Gavron said it would reopen t 'r ·!ry J .~ WiF, Rt. 1 Middle- today - without lunch counter r -rl, Jane Ia .SObiVilti. Rut· service . .. .... , ''' · .\1rs. Sam V. Dyke, Rt. I The City Com~ at .... .tl:-'nd, Harold 0 . Blxon, Gainesville, Ga., scene Of • 1. 1 Carpe•~ flred F. !loll, melee between ·around 600 FRESH CALA - rnbr:an Hpte( Jackson, Jew- whites and Negroes Monday ·~ lii mherli.~g: JaCkson, Mrs. night following an . to i: ton Pohngl Wellston , Thur- , integrate a poolroom, 1 ·n 11 Wheatley. Rt. ?, Well· I an 8 p.m . street curfew Tuesston , Mrs. Richard L. Eri'~~ - day on all persons under 21 ~' m. Atl1~ns, Rotert Edwin Oa- years of age . ~ilL Rt. 1.Ll_ ttll! Hockmg, Curt- Police potrols were strengthI s W. Christian, Rt. 1 lrmolon, ened and a curfew threatened Wilson R Brothers, Ports· at Tallahassee Fla. where 200 mouth, Mrs. Joseph E. 8hat- 1 whites stoned' Negr'oes seeking fer, Ashlanfi .. Ky., Mrs. r( 0 e Service at a drive-in ~staurant Payne, Russ~ Ky . ami Mrs. l Monday night and a carload of ' H,erman E. . . ' Ravemwood , I Negroes fired a shotgun at I \\ . Va. ( white youths jlirths __ . _ __ Mrs. Thomas H. Cummons. PICI\1C ANNOirNCED 602 Fourth Ave., son, 5:20p.m. The family pfcnie beiJ!li porM Tuesday. Mrs._Charles L. Thax- StJred by the Philathea ~i: ton, Rt. t Bi<iwell, daughter, ly of the Middleporl Church 'of 4:18 p.m. Tuesday. Mrs. Ray- Christ will be held Thursday mond W. Tllcl<ott, 222 evening at the Roadside Park Ave ., Jackson, daughtel, 1: · at 6:30 p. m. In case of rain p.m. Tuesd~y · the picnic will be held at the Discharged h h . t I d' h c urc . Pa I1en BAUARDS or PILLSBURY s recent y JSc arged iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SAVE included Mrs. M. R. Woodall, ' Charles V. llarrington, M", R. 10 COUNT You lb. or Rib S-teak When coals are glowing • not bsfDtW • put on Bob Evans Farms Sausage. No fussy fixifJ"I Out of ths , p11ckage - onto the grill. Turn occasionslly eel lt"s o'onll. Choose any style. Chapman-Canaday Police at Bessemtr, a suburb ' m.; Oliver Shearer dg.w~ Mel- -- ~ ti fully seasoned, self-basting, A comfort fashion $5.99 venswond up Meldahl 9:40 p. when Sirloin Steak ............. .-....... 7Sc T·Bone Steak .........r:i!~·: ....... 89c Cube Steak ........................ 89c Chuck Roast ....................... 39c Arm or English Roast.. ... 49c Boneless Rump Roast. .... 89c Sirloin Tip Roast ............. 89c Por·k Shoulder Steak ...... !~ 49c Thrifty FQr Dad and Sonny, Too at Selma, :Ahh. for plrketing in Brown said more pickets wo~ld ela D. up 32. 5:55a.m.; Molly connection with a voter regis- return t.oday and keep pollee K. up Meldahl 3:20 p. rn.; Ra· eh1111 of • l·piece Companion set at ,l.ft, plu• your 6th wnk mailer lb. Dyer up ~. t:O& a. m.; Valley . Qltiltt booklet. the purrhase prlte of a 4-plete ·11l••• settlnr. You pay only $U8 "Thrifty Beef Sale" r-C-O_M_P. 1\-·R-......·E· . ~•.·•·:;: ;: ~~~.r23~·i.:!\\;~~··~a;'.;; Transporter down 23, 5:05 a. m.: Ann Brent up Greenup 6' 15 P- m. ; ·Oefellder up Green· up 9 p. m.; Annette Jones down Greenup 4:25 a.m.: Buckeye Sta~ · up Greenup, l:20 a. m.: High Point up Greenup 6:30 a. m.: Alton Zephyr up 31, 5:15 a. m.; San Pedro up 32, 2:30 a. m.; Pam· )'OUf In the Norman•y ..... Poltorn plus 58.extra Top V aluo Stomps •lth pur· coupon. ked by Group es .Lt· il.t. ac . NeV Of ~!f.Swinging White Men or $2.80 or mon aaol tlte lilt KROGEil 16 01. LIQUID SWfETEHER ' .,;,-_, ~-" ~ .......... ~~ l. ' wah 1'0111!01\ uiQ Jlllr<'hUt C nl 1 lb. or mnrt Full Moon. Holt Moon "' LonthOrn Chofle �' ' ' ' • .• - . , . . ...... .... ., . , I • Want Ads Are Worth AGood Look·· You 'II Find Dozens 0 f Bargains Below! 8-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 8, 1964 - WANT AD INFORMATION H)(l P M ~ll<lllda>' 2 SIGNS QUALITY 1958 Chevrolet Biscayne Only $495 OP ' CANl"t$U..Al'lUr"'~ r.nRM&f'TIO!'tlS 41C"i."'P'...::I \llltll ll.tM \ P'tn 011• "I Plotohu11"'' l)t, "•I KILUUI.A I'IUiib fbe puhl"-tnu , • •n'" flli:ll' 0 f<"IIT "' rcj..,-1 an) 'd~ rl..,.me<l •\b)p,•T ,,.naql" -.;rrar• •huulo"l h• - ---- Pomeroy Motor Co. UII:AU1.1NII!;8 0.~ li"f"r'l' t'UbHeiUOII ~atllm• •Hill A. 111 l.tnon~a, IN11l -- r Business Services Re1l HOUSE painting, inside 1 4-Door. Blue finish, good tires, 6-cyl. engine, radio. heater. Powerglide. ht•te and <ml)le<ll~•f!l.~ outside. Roof repqJr a n d FOR SALE - All electric borne ly $11,500. In New 'Iaven, W. p.t~inling . Work guaranteed, reasonable rat~s. Phone Va. 5 rooms, bath, buill - in kitchen, garage, aluminum sidVI 3-t/00. 7 8 6tp Ing, nice locallan. Owner ba• accepted employmtnt away Professionel Cleenong from this area. U interested end Shirt Leund...., Broadway Grapevine Phone 882--5451, New Haven. I Hour Cle.~nlftt Marlon Brando and his most recent 7-3-12tc Alt.rlno end Repatrine flame, belly dancer Sultana, have chilled Pockets. end Zipper• NEW BA VEN REAL ESTATE . . . The book titled "Harlow," which I0 lbo. D..., Cleaning $2.00 FOR SALE: 3 bedrooms, built- purpol"IB to be the "rei1J" life story of DOROTHY KILGALLIN • • < I • , .. ,.. ' ....... -· -·. ,.. ' d..Ucatlon to getlln& the of!l!n- followed tho above prlncfple lrlvoloos in.•ide story ol what completely. ofler oil, are just games, makes for • 10mellmes Iudl- Ml.os Ortha Rouab and Mrs. crout qua lily. Lilith Pralle is- ol Daytoo, ~ ·• !'o mailer what the argu- Ylslted • -x eod ,wijll Mr. ~ ' menl, Interference in the ac- Mrs. WendeD JIOuali. tlon of competttlon, no matter AboutlD pet cent ol the how slight. is stlll liiterl~nce, earth's preoenl land area (or s!on sbOU)d go lo lis de_allo& and this is - or .toould be- 5.8 million oquare miles) is 1 - ·sporbl e<rents was of mterest In Sunday's haU-bour week- the overriding principle. Under covered wlfb glacier Ice, ac- 8ARIII• Y pr""ent circumstances, bow· cording to the Eneyclopaedla : :::::=a--..o::::(-:::1" 1J ohoW "CJlS Sporll Spoclacl>- eYer, Sandey'o prosram 'about Brl\annlca. HOW ON AIRTH 1ar," whidl , fono;'~~ Maucb probably came ~ ctoao ---,--DID ZONEY MAE MaW!b, ~od~ Phi~ to a taSteful jOb as poosibie, Algeria waa known as GIT HER EVE hiSb-ftylng p The viewer not b.:arrlng::..::!..:•.:.ob::o..::w..::tba:.....:t_m_lih:.._l_h_av_•_ mldla_ ·__in_ancl_e~t-ttm _~•· ALL 5WOLE UP? L..-===---' HOLLYWOOD (UP!) -It Is, regrettably, no lon&er a !luelllion ni wbeth er l4!1nlllon obould Intrude Ill the 1(101'11 It covers. II ll DOW a question ol where the pr.ctlee wm eDII. lla, In octiODbeans Maeuh's reo Golfero have wom micrO- only saw btl\ occurred phones while in actlon. So have actions as they · sstve lootball players and other ath- In a aense, th~ ~greport£ letea. Mool of the lime the r• and -tly-m=er• ~ telesulls haYC done Utile but mus- n:~ers and p Ioogb pl"(lblem. Irate television's UIU"elmtlng wuon have a l come; destruction of the prlvir.e Video Is best ~hen sport> thought and act Too often clos<sl to rea ' tolelhese results ha~e the widely· events ~re tbeyofteD an:ew• :sentet.l ractlced modem trick of rev- vsUon if P :lation that does not really r7 II~ The fact is, however, tool veal but merely peeps, and os rules of sports events make hinot patUcularly relevant ~y- Ue provision for the Inclusion way Those athletes who cla_un of re rters tn the acUon of the they are not affected by beong poUtlon and video's open wired should. be regarded 06 dompepolicy has Jell 1oo much oor I I ses of taste in thls Prime prospects lor teleVISion roqm or ap . commercials. Furthermore the tense 1 The metter of how far te evt· area. ' aul • I .., Television Revue By RICK DU BROW o...., I Pomeroy Motor Co. ~•cutlve ! I./oiled Prell blorutloul In our history" ... Happy quiz question: Is singer Joanle Sommers e>:pecting a 1957 Pontiac 4-Door _ _ _ _ Only $495 riiiiJuclrd rn., puto second baby? ... Cinerama and General •aht-r will no' l>fo reS!}O.)n•lhll fo• Stat ion Wagon. Good tires, clean interior, VB motor, automaElectric wiU make blg news soon. The •..t•r• t.ha .. no• l ne"rr'"~' l n•cr~uon tic trans ., radio and heater. film company will also get an important ti.A rEs DISCOUNTS In kitchen, hardwood floors, the cinema's original platinum blonde, new executive. 1963 Chevrolet Corvair Panel $1695 PiCKUP & DELfVERY lull basement, carport. Only has stirred up more than a little contro, Centa ~• wora on• 1Mertlnro Local owner a-ood tires, beige finish, heater. RPduced. liUnltrrUm Char1• tRl UDI.I $450 down and up to 30 years. versy. The late screen star's former press Edie Adams and Marty Mllla have 13 u.nu per wnl!d tor Tlu1te eott ln,er linn,. ABC CLEANERS agent, Kay Mulvey, has sued the author taken the blood tests, so post time could II~ Dtsc:ounl on P•ld ":t' •no FOR RENT, 3 bedrooms, built- for a million dollars, other court actions be any minute ... The former owners of & SHIRT LAUNDRY ach peld within 10 dayl in kitchen, hardwood floors, are expected to follow, and Jean Rar· tbe Sweet Chariot, the defunct gospel C Alli> 01' fHA.Nl\S .. OHITI.i 173-5543 M•son. W. Ye. OPEN EVl'.S. 7:00 P.M. ARIES - IJ.2:) fol !Wl WDtd min run basement, and garage. low's original manager, Arthur Landau singing club (and whatever became of POMEROY, OHIO i.Jaum. Eaeh a(ldll.lnnaJ word tr Several more properties to (whose notes and memorabilia allegedly that craze?) are involved in a new ven-: HuUH.Ii l- =~~~~~~~==~~========='"'r FARMERS: for the best 8.30 A.on·ta M . . • l),W f' M Dali}" ··-tb buDs, be choose from - $3,500 and up. supplied the "inside"' material for the ·lure that promises to be more stable. Saturda,.--a:p " M •.o 12:oo oooro at the best price, w:1 t JOHN M. RICI!MCND, Agent text), is said to be embroiled in a feud They've opened an expensively decorat....., so •••• For Sale FOR SALE nation's leading sires in Dal· - Office: 5th St., New Haven with the writer, Irving Shulman . . Am· ed delicatessen on W. 49th St., named t'P PLACE A ----------f RESliLT PR.uouct NG -···- -- · - - -- ry and beef. For orenoon TU .2-1!1115. (Pomeroy WY 2- bassador Henry Cabot Lodge, in public Mister Kishka .. The adline teaser for WANT .w POTATOES and beans. Cl~r-~i USED work pants and shirts. convenience service, call by 2451). utterances and at press conferences, the road-show epic "Those Magnificent ;, PHONE WY 2-2157 f ence Proffit, Potlland. Oh10, Carl ~he,alier, Long Bottom. 8:110 • m., afternoon service HERMAN LAYNE, Broker - maintains that he'll toil energetically for Men in Their Flying Machines" is simpVI 3·2254. (7) 7 tOte 6 17 JOtp j by U)(' p. m., by calling Office: New Haven Mill TU Gov. Scranton up to and through the le but darling: "Think Magnificent!" 1 ~ ·=· = ===:;:::;::=::;:=~~ Curtiss Breeding Service Inc. %-1035 (Residence TU 2-4425 l. San Francisco convention. But privately 1 Now that Attorney General Robert • ONE M. M. Pow~r Uni~ 125 1 G. E. Vacuum Cleaners, can-l Technician, Leland Parker, he expects the Goldwater-scranton run- Kennedy has made it clear that he will 7-.Htc , ... Lost and Found H. P.. I Red Seal Contment- nister and tank types. A 11 Pomeroy, 0. Pb. WY 2·2264. ning battle to end in a stalemate. And he not run for the Senate In New York Ia al 35 H. P. Dump truck bed with complete set of attachAlber! f arker, Chester. Ohio. Auto Seles OOST - B.UUold with $60. At ' now knows, from Gen. Eisenhower's own dumb idea anyway, whoever had It), 12 ft. long. I - l856 Ply· ments. New guarantees. Com- Ph. 985-3415. 6 24 30tp - -- - - - - - - - - lips, that Ike has no intention of issuing Racine SChool Grounds on Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr. seems to be July 4th. Liberal reward. C. moutll with good tires. 1 .- plele price $28.50 or terms. 1 --=-:--=----==-==:c-c= a statement supporting the Scranton the only game in town for the D~mocrats j &ar1 Groe8t:1'9 PlambiDK _, FOR SALE - 195i Cadillac in cause. D. Circle, Racine R. D. Ph. Wagner front end J:oader. f1ts . Phone WY 2_2204 . . The new Metropolitan Opera House aiJ 4000 Series for tra ctors. . tc UeatlnJ excellent condition. Can ~ WI 9-3065. 7 6 3tc 7 6 6 When Paul Whiteman announced at at Lincoln Center will have an Enrico Will seU or trade for liveMiDenrille, GbM. seen after 5 p. m. Thursday, Disneyland that he had always believed st.ock . Call WY 2--6273 after HOMART Convertible pump Bid yoor sewer CrooNel Friday and Saturday. Call Artie Shaw had a better band and was a Caruso Box honoring the great tenor. Notice There ought to be more of that sort of 6:00 p, m. (7) 7 tOte , for shallow or deep well up We lllave aD lt&el WY 2-.1293. 7 8 3tc more talented clarinetist than Benny thing on this side of the Atlantic, as • - -- -· 5 e t 5 to 60 ft. $45.00. Charles ChafSewer Macbiues Goodman, he started a small war. He there is in Europe, especially In France: RIFLES and Shotguns, shooting METAL BED. Two fee. Silver Ridge, Reedsville, Reasooablo Ralel made the pronouncement while Benny fewer highways named for politicians, match, Sunday, July 12th, sprmgs, laundry carl, 6 qt. 01 . CaD WY Z.%974 Da1 or Nl~bl 63 Chevrolet $1 ,695 7 6 3~ furnish own ammunition. pressure cooker. all like. _ 110• tfc was appearing with a large orchestra in fewer statues of military men, and more 7 21 Shooters choice. Americ119 new. Men's clothing. fine HONEY, 150 lbs. Call SH 2-4645. the amusement area, and Benny is un- streets named for poets. more statues of ll 4 dr. . , 1. One lOcal owner. L l. .• 1ileage. i.egi011 Farm, Beech Gro'(e shape. New useful articles of 7 6 6tp 1 1 derstandably outraged. Artie did have a authors and artists in Central Park. good band, and was an excellent clari· ·''Rd., Rutland. Everyone wei- ..... 11 kinds. Margaret Bailey, FAT LEGHORN hens, 50c each. • 63 Ford _ $1,895 netist, but Benny was and is finer, which ·'f<Jme. 7 8 4tc College Rd. • Syracuse. WY 2Paul W. Sayre, Portland, Members of one of the larger nudist goes to show how much Mr. Whiteman cults in the country are steaming (well, Oh"1o. VI 3-2246. 7 6 6tp "300" 2 dr. Shows best of 1:\':!SE WEIGHT safely with l· 5396. .(7).- 7 .!Otc __ knows about instrumentalists. care. Std. shift. · :: ;:·1 ~,~ :.Y·JDI~i(]\li".:G isn't everybody these days?) because Un· :n,ex-A-Diet tablets. Only 98c CABBAGE 75c bu. Bnng con. GERMAN Shepherd puppies for • ited Artists made a farce out of a nudist illt ~ Your drug store. 7·3-3tc tmers and cut your 0 ~- 1 sa le. AKC registered. Call AMERICA'S FAVORITE It's happy anniversary time for Gene camp in "A Shot in the Dark." Not much ATI'ENTION churches lodges ,John Clleebk.l PortRland, OhJod, 1 WY 2-3042 or contact at 834 CUSTOM INSTAllED Tierney. The current flick she's making they can do about it, however. unless ' • fl m1 e e ow avenswoo E . . civic groups, .&tands, 275 leaFerry. . Mam St., Pomeroy. at 20th Century-Fox marks her 25th they deCide to picket the picture in their BRAND Pomeroy, Ohio 7 7 Stc j ther upholstered theater aeats, . _ 7 6 Jlc year at that studio . . . Pierre Bultinck, favorite attire-a big smile. 2 five ton air conditioners SICK ROOM and invalid sup- j E•sy Term• Avalleblel ,, most expert and most obarming of the Ava Gardner continues to act out her and filter unils 1 new 1 used plies anc aids lor you.r com·j Employment Wanted HACKETT'S · 55 DODGI!: pickup, new V-8 mo- hotel men, is leaving the plush Regency role as a living legend . Night before last one large star ·po~ macb: fort. We carry a complele D . 10 SERVICE ' tor, nev l·l"eS, new painl job. now that his two-year engagement has · line Jf crutches wheel chairs j WI OW, would lrke housework . I · H in good sh.!:tpe reaay to work . ended . He'll holiday at his paradise hide· she dined all alone at the Luau 400, allne, theater sound equ1pmenl .' ' Lorena Snyder nose Hill wv 2·3898 POMEROY Call wy 2-5320 The Sewing eommod.es, urmals, under / p • • $350.t.O. G. A. Deem, Racine, out in Connecticut while mulling new though the town is palpitating with men who would have loved to escort her. She 7 7 Center, 'Mlddlep~rt, Dbio. pads, bed pans, etc. Roller omemy. 1 ) Jlp 1 -· - Ohio. Phooe WI 9-2685. \ plans. ordered the native dishes like an expert, 7~lotc PharmaOJ, J;l586. Mid7 2 6tc The extraordinary busmess being done too . . Quote from Jack Lemmon: "! GIJNS· dleporL tl-~otc Marine Supplies_ Real Estate For Sale no llamlller by "The Unsinkable Molly Brown"' has never take a role lf, on reading the movie theatres across the nat10n cashmg script, I know exactly how it should be We buy, sell and trade gullll. WINDOW Ud porah l!ladoo, all FOR SALE - 18 ft. cabin 1 - -· World Slandard ,I Compact in on the bonanza by scheduling spe- played. If it's that simp)e, It's no good Bill WellmaD, Les WUIIamsoo kinds. Porch valiance and cruiser, inboard 125 H1 P. HOUSE, 6 rooms and bath. Eseeae81 Tiffin Jeweien, ~ Iii, awnings v.,.,tian ·bllndl and. ~J!@llli J~illan ·$350.00, For sale on land cQntract. [ Rig car room, ride aod perfor11> cial shows as early as 9 in the mornin~. for me." !Never knew his real name was ooint PleauDt, w. Ya. . reooirs. Fri!ii":'",..liiioala. Dalo l'lacme, Ohio, WI 9-3089 or Phone SH 2b834. SmnU car economy aad Radio City Music Hall, where the mov1e will be shown this summer, w1ll put 1t Stanislavsky, di"'diyiioiiu•iii.)liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil . , 10 11 1c Wippe. Supply 215 Unio• Ave_ WI 9-3151. (7) 7 3tc 7 8 3tc managerab!Wy on even earlier, ~cause, in the word~ ?f Pomvoy, Ohio. - - - FOR SALE: bouse, at TUppers See a Music Hall off1c1al, " 'Molly Brown 1s AUTOMOBILE lllilurance been " 6 25 30tc Livestock Plains, 1 acre ground. MarMetropolllan Moton canceUed? l.ost your opera· - - -·- -· tin Mollohan. . Sip E. illaJJI oueel, Pomeror going to give us the biggest five week.' -·- - - - 7 1 tor's licenser CaD WY 2-21l86 ! PONY $60.110. Call WI 9-3182 or ' Pllooe WY U37l children. Mr. and Mrs. Robert At WhoiHale Prlcu _ _ _ _ _ _ ____:lli::~ltc Big Freezer Sale l_ wl 9·3604. 7 7 ate J FOR SALE : House, 6 rooms 1 :2 lie ..,r.-e, ( Voice of Broadway •.• reporting For Sele .... --· . . . . . .. I. \ I m llllce I =====-=--=':,...._::__.::.....::. l' •' I Help Wanted - All Slzeo _ LOOKING POR SECURE JOBt 'Jiral-. ffn' tJ. 11. ClviJ Service ti!N. Sec ou ad under l.n.IUQ.ctlon (llaul.· . ftl'atloll.. LiDcola liiitnloe. Elitabllsll· .... 1M8. a Sol• Priced 1ALL BLACK pony. 'll inches. Can be seen at Shake Haven, FREE ICE CREAM With •v•rv New Frea1:•r Frnzer-Refrlgerator Comb.or ____ . Chesler, or call 985-rvuu '"~. 7 7 3tp and bath, (3 bedrooms), hard· wood floors, carport, storm furnace. Phone WY 2-3424. 6 30 6tp doors, gas Close Out Langsville Used Volkswagens Soci.ety Notes CHEST FRESZER _ 20 Cu. Ft. Frigid•ire CHEST FREEZER _ sons, Bobby, Craig Save':: 50% Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. Wit· liam Johnson and sons, Danny, Rocky and daughters, Twlla and Regina of ColumbWI, Mr. A rather's Day and surprise and Mrs. Charles Newton 3!1d birthday dinner was held Sun- daughter, Jody, Waverly, ana day at the horne of RusUe David Pierce who . JS home for USED FREEZER BUYS 16 Cu. Ft. Unlco 8nd Pierce Jeffrey and daughter, Leana of $100 $150 C. B. Nye Co. Ath1n1, Ohio Pierce and family honoring his the summer vacation. from r:ol father, Carol R. Pierce on his Jege, Mr. and Mrs. Pterce. Mr. 60th birthday. Those preSent Included Ph. LY 3-1231 eOUTBOARD MOTORS eBOATS e ACCESSORI ..i e FIBREGLASS eBOAT PAINT Pierce several received his nice gilts. Mrs. Clara Smith and daughter, Mary, spent a weekend at her home here. BeNt License tuued CUSHMAN METROPOLITAN MOTORS ot a region 10. Hawaiian greeting 12. Utt'rary c:omposillon 18. Chin whiskers H . Devoured 115. Girl's nick• name 11. Performed 18. Brazilian palm 19. Capital ot Latvia. 22. Coftlpass Auw•r 42. Island of Napoleon's 9. Chairs 11. Aft'lxeLI HI. One thousand p oin t 35. R~move<: as 20. Area. around 3B. For ua tooth reason u . Boyo nlck- 21. No.tlve ot Arabia 39. Soft: 47.Defort 49. Vex oxUo tf. Mass of 1loa.tln&" lee dirt namo mus. 28. Moisture 30. D8lllage 31. " - of Oa" h+-1--lr.,b~~~ 34.Gennan cornpos('r 37. 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Secret tool 2, f;>thtrwise 215. Peruse S. Girl'• name 27. LIt. One ot tnany berian Uera tribes 15. An abrupt 29. Crooked thrust 31. Squnn6. Malt. der bf!verage 32. Inter '1. Highway 33. Loose 8. A .acred hang· place 1ng 23. Mark ot a Blaettnars 1 DOWN ACROSS 1. Repast point MARK IV • DAILY CROSSWORD 6:00 Sign On 6:o; Country lllusic Time 6 : 21) Coun~ Jamboree 6:35 John Harm:s 7:05 Breakfast Party 9:15 Jones Buick Sbow 10,15 Tbe Good Life 10:35 Music In Tbe Air 10 :"4> This Is Music !LOS Top Ten Show 11,35 Tap Ten Show 12:00 Noon News 12 .I> MWiical Interlude 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teets 1:110 Platter Party ?:110 Sundown Serenade 7:30 Sign Off SI'NIIAY 7.:05 Sign On 7:30 French City Baptist Hour 9.1J!J Wings of Healinj: ABBIE AND SLATS 9:35 Bible Speako to You 10,00 Voice oJ Prophecy 10:35 Wash. Reports to People 11:00 Sunday Sbow 12:00 Noon New• 12: 15 Christian Hour 12 'lO Rev Merlin Teets 1.00 Bmv Graham i ·JS Lutheran Hour 2:00 The Church At ~ork >:00 Country Hymn Tbners 5. 35 World In Review 6,00 Baptist Hour :.._7:_::::00~S~Ign~O~lfim~woiNiiiER Br GEOilGE WONDER' "'"'•"" WIIIIICLE AND PERI'AP5 IF I SAVE MONEY AT HOGG & ZUSPAN HAD ~EM l'O LOOK Al=TER , I WOULDN'T ~EEL QUITE THIS 1..0-JELY! ..--'"-, ·CENTER -...... f -- ~.-:-- . A.headoa Borne Balldet'•l Clleelc fhar Priee• Ia Voltlnae . l-9t. •etore l'ou Burtl . ' DIRECT I'ROM THE PHILIPPINES Ginuln• Fu'l C.rt ss "4xl -SHEET ' Flnkhed 3 Coati, Hind " . ' AND -'NO/IF S7U8 .•.!-JO 10001ACifi.Ti(.)t.o Ttl ~K ON, \',,· e~R$ . e IPS ~,AINTS . eGYPSUM PRODUCTS ;, . if ' Atk About Our I,.IHrel fl-nelna For Oh... and W. Va. 1-Jogg'&Zuspnn Mo~•d~IJ Co 1 !'!II)NI Sl!-3-5,54 > j'\l• :.~. I . ·' MA$t;iN, W, .VA. , .. ~ A ~ PEN, A ll.l!> TJC~T, .; . eFRAMINl I,.U_MBII!R eWINDOWS e PAN'f!-1~:~-111. VWOOOS MEAioiWHILE•• , ... tl HE HAD ON HIM '·· ' ....',~·:, t ' ..>;,. ·' ·"'" '' ' ' . �' l .' • 0."""• Sentinel, Polneroy-Mlddleport, o ., July 8, 1984 1'!r.ft Mr. . ...llfrt. lJteh o1 """a T!ie fo!lowlnl relatlm IIJIO!II \ and cake were terVed. • ·.'"'". of Wellaloll were JIIDdar· • pl"'"' e•ealng at the home ---- · , ent Tile Gregorian call!lldar ' oi the hlands· of Hokkaldo, PT. PLEASANT - The Point lf of Mrs. May Duffy. .af -Mr. and Mn. Kearney Ogdln, Asia, biggest of the eortll" Whl!ll the U. S. govemm J lll8de u b Pope Gregoi'J' , · ~'"!!!!- i!f,~~~! ·Pleasant Archery Club wIll Mrs. Kearney Ogdln, Mr. laid JR, llld Mra. Carl Sbellefield, continents coven nearly one- was moved to Washington In wu P Y tile . yushu. bold a club snoot for members Mrs. Chari... Gri!Clth and Ka- Mr. llld Mrs. Rei Shenefield third of U.e land surface and I 11100 population of the enUre ! ln 1112, to correct : Thursda Jul ' 1 6 reo o1 Pomeroy cpeat a Suo and family, Mr. and Mra. Char· , ' b' stood at Julllo calendar of Juillll ' only y, y a p. day with Mr and Mrs Downle les Griffith and Karen, Pom- ~ holds more than one. half 01 District of Colum 10 CaallJ' l m. at the club range. 0~ Past lolatrono Club met at Nelson at Md:onnelsvUle. eroy. Home made leo cream the people. \ 14,303. , l·day, July 12 a shoot WI . ' the home of Mn. Joe Slrong. held at the range lor all .nter· l Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cray and ' . '' · ••I '' --~. ~. ~. ~ • ) . - I ANNOUNCK SIIOOt ' ' · 1'fliJkesville Society Notes • xm s: sALE 20% off . CUSTOMIZED BffiS~ADS I • We ~.HSizo Only e Chintz . ---~/'f6t'i! . and rayon blends~ --- r ., a ' 0 .· . . . . phal , Is lmprovir.g. BIRTHS: Mr. and Mrs. Per· Mr d Mrs Donald POJIII Save 20 0//0 ], '"'·.Mr. an rs. . rt hspte. Gnmms Landing, a son. I APPEALS DECISION THE ·..•· PT. PLE:ASANT -A non • ..:. c se, _ · "'P· suppOrt appeal has been filed Fab I in tht of the Circuit ft~ ' 01· ~- I "I \{ " Bould~ . City, Nev., have returned · to their hume after apending aev· eral weeks with relatives here. M1ss Rosalee Sayre of Washmgton. D . c., spent sev· I· '1 f a·-· u·. . on. i ry Jeffers. dSouthside, a daugh· d ~ D 1· . af M G"lbe 0 .1 an Svu, oug as, 1 LY 0 NS • c u s c·. \.,R Spetii\,.UY s ''The Store With A Hart" Route 7 Fifth 1nd Pearl RACINE EACH BOTTLE: SERVe& THREE: . PT. PLEASANT -The Point Pleasant Rotary Club bos made · a donation of $50 to sponsor live children to Cainp Kindlich this year. , Camp Kindlich, a one week .ca~p for mentally retarded 1 chlidrer. of lhe areat wlll be 1 held July 13th through the i at. !he Mason County YoutD ~ and 4--H Camp at South~,ide. ! : Funds are solicited from -all I~ j 1 nr.. carton serves 18 ' ca l organiz:'itions to defray the .. 8EST Co LA 8Uy 'a public Eaucationof theclasscoun·in ' ty. i expensl" Kraft I,. psty Loaf I J .~ CHEESE SPREAD ~pedal ••· loaf \ I PIE FILLING box MAXWELL HOUSE sc ~H)Ois ,., I 0 nz. INSTANT COFFEE Anv organization desiring to . · ' spon~or a ehil$1.. ~r child n~n to ~1 ' AVE Y:JUR R. C. COLA, i Camp Kindiic6 may d"o so by , COLA, NEHI TRU~ FRUil making a_M payablem ORANGE. AND UPPER 10 BOTTL~U!S. ~ ~-- Mason CWJ+\\MPciat •V; nv ' I Retarded Children and mai g it to the treasurer, Mrs. Hazel We Will Pay Y2 Cent Each E. Roush. Box 71·8. Route 1 To You~ Flllforite C:harity. Pt. Pleasant. A donation ol $10 __ _!:ill 'Pf""'r_one child. I THEY ARE VAlUlBLEt' FIRESIDE CHOCOLATE ,. SUGAR RING COOKIES . 15 oz• pkgs. I' 6c OFF LABEL qu1rt plastic WHISK ~ bottle LIQUID DETERGENT ., f WATCH c e Frozen Foocl Specials ROAST1b. S9c LoNGHoRN FISH STEAKS RIB STEAKS ' 11' " : , po~~~~ 1.29 c 8 Cheese -~ 49c-GROUND., BEEF 2 9 ..... \ ! ', ';. ICE MILK "~.• lb. lb. ! gal. . '· Famous Birdseye STOKLEY PEACHES Sliced or Halves MIRACLE BRAND 2 1:_. • . . lb. Poffed Meat 2 29C Chocolate Syrup 2.~.~~- 3Sc FLOUR 1 l5a~Gs1 ' Liquid Ivory ~.:=.... SSe • K& C J EWEl ER BABY LIMAS cans whipped sticks__ MARGARINE Von Camp• 3 .r:. 89c 6 29c .I · 10 oz. pkgs. . 49' 5V2 oz. c1n1 Robin Hood, Gold Med1l ALL PURPOSE Juicy Florida Hershey'• Giant Site ALL PRICES EFFECT! VE THURS.· FRI.· SAT. WAID CROSS' SONS RACINE, 0. OrCJnges e Savings In Meat Department Sliced or Chunk . ' ' " . Sab. 99c; ' ·' . Dtt! • ', vr o-.'"' c" Garden Club - tf.•------,......... . »n. Cr eel..!: •J 1•. ~ Clos8-0ut Of Sprinp COATS and DRESsES ~ C0 ATS ............. $IO.*J'~ DIES SE S " ,:: ·•· •• · $2• . Wftii l••nl .. pr.,... r::'riu:,:::w. Phillips Sisters: 1 M :I!J'::,: eo- SHOE lOX • FULL CUTS:. . lb. .. , Round Steak ~:- •· ·89c Round Steak=~~~~. 8Sc Cube Steak --~~. 99c 63c Stewing Beef DINNERS .......!..,.;···- . - . : SSe DRUMSTICKS 111. 69c LEGS _·<_ __ FRESH ROAST~$):· _•· 49c · , ··JHIGH~:u3',....... \n -, ____,,._ lb. JANE PARKER ENRICHED A&P ALL GREEN WHITE BREAD ASPARAGUS 4 loavtl . 85 . C CUT 3 1 ~n~r. IONA C!:REAM STYLE GOLDEN 79c DASH- IOc Ol'iF on 6 CAN PACK > 6~~ 89c Dog Food 1 ' BREASTS FRESH LIVERS for. ... MADE WITH IUTTERNULK loneiHO FRESH or FRO ZEN CHICKEN BANQUET FROZEN 3 SNOW PLOSI MYGlADE 17-oz. . ., c1n "'· ANN PAGI ~ Mr.:: • Grape Jelly SSe Mustard __ . . . __ ANN PAOI Catsup--Corned Beef _ Blennd Drink- 3~.s1·00 Marshmallows - ~~~- 29c Macaroni Tomato Paste -~'='10c Mayonnaise - -.•· SSe Swbs Cheese PoHed Meat - 3'~: 29c Blackberry Pie 49c French Fries 12 .: REVMER'S CAMPI' IRE -SUPER- SOI'T ANN PAOI- ELioW CORINA ANN PAGI· TASTY-BULK HYGRADI JANI PARKER A&P FROZEN 2 1~. plqj. ''' - • J. t.~ 69c Ripe Juicy Jumbo 27's CANTALOPES · Jit ~ ~il"'. " ' l ·. 8 BEAUTIFUL COLORS for - ' ' BLUEBERRIES-,..39c JfO IXTRA Plaid Stamps with Coupon INlow WITH COUPON IILOW AND PURCHASE Ofl ,fS.cMI OR M~E Larg.: ~old~n c• ONe IOLERO 12.0%. . ,., / . i • t= l J1 I' ' Wltll.hNhoto .. 19 . WITH 'tfiS. COUPOH $5.00 or more C AND PI.IICHMI ·011 ' · ...00 OR 'MOll · , ' THIU .IUL't IS AT A.P a..t.lvtol . . . Enatpt By tow . Y~Litll ! ; 1 THERM-O TUMILEI . ,, 89c WEET CORN ..... S9c ., I" ( ' -j . ... \1 i.. • !' '\ •. -IICh Sp:gf~:."':d ~~5 :::~ ,., " . r . ·.- . ~r ' ~ , o lb. ReWis effeetlva thnl July 11 .. ' .·. Rump Roa~ !=-. - •· M-1-tot~ Sirloin TIP ·~' . . Heel of- Round Eye of Round \ ·• W ., • I;---------------.. THERMO - TUMBLERS ·4 .·- 'l~i · · 9- c_· By The Piece Bolog.n a Smoked·· JOWL ' ' rto~lli. Aull were In ·Greenup, Ky. durlng the weekl!lld e Savings In Produce Department \ _ [ COST! FAIRMONT TICKLED PINK lb. ~!~/sited Mr. and Mrs. Denver Rice were In Columbus Monday where they VfAited with Mr. John Brickles at UnlveraJty Hospital. Mr. Gilbert Ervin o1 Columbus spent Tuesday In MJdd[e. port where he visited with h!s sister, Mrs. WOllam and other relatives. Barry Tillett and Keith Reed of Akron were in Middleport Monday to accompany Mn. Dorothea Stanford to Alliance where she will leave by plane : for her home in Ceres, Calif. Mrs. Stanford !ula been with $ _her mother, Mrs. Mu Sanborn 2t2 I , Main Stroot iind Mlsa Besa Sanborn for tbe ''""'"' Ohio past month. It'• Delicior11l Freezer Pak Breaded .,. $ REp AIR n LOW It'• Newt ' -·-I· w:;:p.. EXPERT CHUCK Meetin! t!,, !/!'"· ClnS ROYAL KEYLINE c ol l!w c;llll 1' . v. I 46 oz. TOMATO __....,JUICE · and Mrs. Georae S. Child& and granddaughter of MeKeesport, Pa. were holiday weekend guests of his efster, Mrs. Norman McCallum. Hosmer entered HolZir Hopital Saturday for obter· Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jooeph v*tio• and lrellm$11. and daughlml, Tina and Susie, Mr. and Mrs. Don Rea return- spent the hollday weekend In ed home Tuesday, after spend· Parkersburg with relatives. inc the holiday weekend ol their Mr, and Mn. Guy Ludwll cobln oo MuJI<Jngum River. and son, Kurl, ol CUyaboga Mr. J . 0. Roesel has retum: Jl'alll are vlalllng with Mn. ed home from a qjsit In Chilli· Guy Reynolds and her mother coth~ with her daughter a • d Mrs. Minerva Childers. ' son-m-law, Mr. and Mrs. Rob- Mr. and Mrs. John K. Smith er1 Hamm and family, of C!ulrleston, W. Va. are Mr. and Mfs· Homer Walter guests a1 111o motber, Mn. J. and daullhtera, Melinda and Su· K. Smith. ella of Toledo and Mr. and Mra. Mrs. David Entsminger lit Perry Smith and aon, Glen of vlaltlng in Charle1ton, W. Va. Columbus were weekend guests with her daushter, Mr. · and ~~Mrs. John Smith, Nye-av. Me- Mrs. Roth Zabn and family linda and Suella remained for and her son Mr and Mrs a week's v!Mt with their grand- Charles Enbmin~er and fa.; mother. Uy Gt!orge Logan entered Mr. and Mn. Robert Wise, Mttga Memorial hoapltal Moo- who ...,.lded on s. Third Ave., day for observation and treat· have moved to Dennison. mtnt. Holiday weekend guestt of Mrt. Gene De Wees and chll- Beulah White were her aon dren , David and Karen retumand Mrs. Thomas Darst' ed to their home, Columbus M d Mr ' Saturday, after a week's visit r. an s. Nealey WhI to, with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. MyrUe Watkins and Mro. Eve tt Tho Florence Hannoy of Akron. ,;: mas. Mro. Hannay is remainlni for •· Charles Emery ond chll· several weeki with her lister ' Buelah White. Dr. and Mrs. Ceell HordOD of Columbus spent the week end with her sister, Mrs. Gareo Slansbury. Mr. and Mn. William Thomas of New York City ore aueata of hor mother, Mrs. D. 8 . Hartln&er. Mrs. Nan Moore and Mrs. Harold Sauer attended a proplannfn& session o1 Kappa Gamma Sorority at Lake Hope Tuellday. Mr. John Brlcklos Ia confln. ttd to Univeralty Hoapltal Columbus for observation treatment. His room number ~~~~-§-~~~~- 1039, University Hospital Mrs. Brfckles Is staying at the hom~ of her daughter and family, Mr . .and Mrs. Gail Hysell In Columbus while he b at tho hospital. . Mr. and Mrs. E. 0. Rail have returned from a ramUy reunion held in Michigan and wllh relatives in Roush big rolls TEEN QUEEN Mrs. Dor Sdtflfltr Is Ho...,s for . I• Around And About MiclcHeport land. Mr. RUTLAND TOWELS • Clover F.,m Special Buy I free ~o all children enrolled in : the tn. 124 S1t. Summertime VALUES! s SCOTT I Rot!U')" Sponsoring Children to Camp f New Phone No. SH 2·55a ASSORTED COLORS and r.!rs. McCoy Snavely. NOW IN HALF-QtlARTS Thru~ Open 1 to I Mon. Department Store LEADING THE PARADE WITH I R~l Crown Cola \ TUPPERS PLAINS Clerk. Paul Yoder, Pt. Pleas- Carey Strausbaugh. McCall'~ Pat~~ · ., 1 when arraigned on non- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Soave,.._,._ ; ;~ppott "charge in Ju<tlce of ly and Becca, Mr. and Mrs. Jr. Singer Sales ol(. $6fvir~ ·' ! Peace Court of A. M. Goodwin, Snavelyj L~~uano, and Mrs. WY 2-2284 1~W;..;-' 2IKI 1 was ordered to pay his wlfe, Jr. Snavely s_ pareqt~, '4r, _and , ., ' 6hio .[ Janet. and two children $80 , Mrs. Carl Wiloon 01· Arkansas, Pomeroy per month and has appealed the were week end guests of Mr. . decision. Clover F1rm M~rket Clover Firm Store eral days With her aunt, Mrs. office RUTLAND RACINE Food . I 1 " e Clover flrl'lt I . $15.98 to $25.00 Reserve the Wght :u:Li:ml:t~Q~u~a~ntl~tt:•:·~-~:::~~-r~~~~~~-l ADMI'fl'ED: Mrs. L'harles Floyd Sayre of Columbus re· ' P •as••t ValleyMrs. Hospital uves. visited his mother, Mrs. Warner, Buffalo; Perry cently : Jefters, Southside: Russell Nellie Savre and other rela· Lucas, Pt. Pleas~t ; Roger , lives. · , Campbell, Gallipohs Ferry; · Mr. and Mrs. Harley Strong ~irs Eleanor. Carte. Columbus, and Billy Joe, DonJey and. Di· 0. ; Teresa Gibbs, Letart . ane. attended a family reunion DISCHARGF:_D: Charles Stan· I at Gold Cliff park near Chill~ lty ~~ Pleasant; Mrs. JOkey . cothe. Buzz~rd . PL Pleasant :. ames The baby of Mr. 1Uld Mrs. Nowhng, Plmy ; Minnie Harp- Loren Strausbaugh.' who has old , Racme; Charles Rtce, Le- been seriously ill at Holzer hos· 01 .m j~at'nlY A ' bout People In Pomeroy · MfSI Mary Elllabelll Olapo mao wu ..Uid 10 Hantln,um, w. Va. 'i'lleadly by !be dtalb ot liet aunt, Maey s. Campbell. Mn. GlitdYJ CUckler Wll tha Sunday · dinner guest o1 Mrs. Welby Wbffoy. Mr. and Mn. Dana How~tt returned home Sunday after apendlni ton days In Mt Veroon attencllnj[ a Seventh· Day Adventist meeting. for an Indefinite visit with her Mr. and Mn. Diet Erbaland grandmother. ' . Miss Betty Mandrey o1 Cantoa ---were holiday weekend guosta of . .- - - - - - -.. Misses Ethel aljd Clara Gar- SAVINGS AT THESE STORES spending two weeks with rola· 1 .My~}~...!! ., wltb ,, l'lldnl. . !11!9'L " .... .,. .,._ £ . . , . , . . ._ Mr.. 111111 · Mrt, Gcllda ·,lfllo. · . ~""' · ~7 ¥no .... I pr, . . 1tt111 Mwllil ·a I · IW I f/1 11J lbor I I a a ...... drea ol New CaaUe, Po. are the ria "' """nmbe.. 11'1 ..... ,., lbo-.-. Ill •• ,. DW'f "' ..... • I. - .. IIClll '. . . ' lliMIIDavid liet o . . . - . Mr. and ""' ••• fa•'... D ....... u._,. »rt. llat ...,·.... 111ot11t1 . . • Mn --· .... ...._. .... .., lllllfllmllll•~..--. 11 &k.. Jolul oi! and Giber telallves. b)' Mrl. a._" ·- c..M., .... bonquet. A "PGl'l .,. ...C '""tNr • lft'l , . _ Ill troit, MJeb. llld MlM Mn. llarlt B.twtlalt • talDed 111o ,.,._., ~> oao1 dldl . _.. • 11111 Willie ..,. . . lliDel of ~'lllllls IPIIII tb ~ Ylllllllc niaiiYIII fa a.J. Qub llaacla1 lftll • 11$ 1ttet bt1111 -ely - &Ina Ill a bA1r*: ~. llollday wMkead Willi lhllr puo Da C1ouJitr fnclud!ftc · Mr. and u......, lUll bomo. · Jln. Ollila l'tt: I II , Wbo lllll, Mr. IIIII Mrt. Edward Ml'l. Leo Taylllt Mil oiiiJciNtl. · 'l1le D*llaf, Ill +:1!_ tf •+ I ted h elab. A J1p11rt lllneo. Dmcl Mil . .1111 "' llliold ..... _.... ', .... lltio pe • the IIIUr ot Mr. IIIII Mn. Edlrard GrladCalli., -:tM ... ttpeD6. IS mod Wllb defJIIa 117 ...... lbor .._,., ....... IIIII Yll lay 11811 Mr. 11!11¢ lfrt. R'dt • · "fll r.IW:Ja,' Ot!llli· L. C. ' - wllo ·Wl!lr ·.lllr t1111. pi'dlal IIIII ,., . , Y...:.~::.::.;::c...... Grindley and falrllly 111 CorumMrl. :r-rlor'lti 'a ~ loJtle, "Y• 111111 "'""' 1111 li&Wullflll ..-.at bua .Wied Jaot net wltb Ml'l. ol Mra. Hawtlill. · , Tnilb .Mil file ~lb Ill • n ......,.,. baillll. ll E. Grlndll)'. . • ~ You ,.,_, 111!11· eltiM!I P1aa INN . ...... -, . . " Mr. and Mn. Charles Roush General Grant mada no dt- willa M'DIIIaJ I 1ft • 11111 plade wllb Mn. I. IJid chfltfren, Anglo Patty and mand for 111e ...-..udar of rvll oaU Willa • lll.llartoal llcMurray u M 1 ~=~~~ Ronruo and Loti Ney ot 0onen1 IAe'l 11110n1 11 Apo P A b)' Mn. rr.d llultnitr, Columbus were holiday I)Omaltoa Court Bou 1r W · ltlld ltd " plaa tllo plealc 11 and 110 J •• end guests of her mother, Mn. lo!ndR 101 Al.IIDat Mn. .L. C. brr and Mrlt. R. 1!!. Grindley. Lort remained Wll iitACII cf lt. , tor QlarleJ 1ltfly Sei!Unttl, POIDero,r-Midd!eport, o ., I 1 estf'd erchen invited to partie~ , Jennifer and Billy and Mrs. •pate Times of both s_hoots ~re 1 Lena Cray were Sunday guests 9 a.m. and 1 f> .m. wu.h a htgh of relatives •t Oak Hill. ~t8 for the day: All mt>mbers Mr. and Mrs . Frank Coffrin are urged to attE'Tld both .,hoots . . have returned to }!'lorida after -~ II \ Vall4 Tbra 1l Ia Colt. Unfl A6P'a ' ... or- Whit Puaal'•· 2-ills. CHICkEN LIGS er I" I �J • Lottie Cohen Is Installed As Councilor · Lottie Cohen was Installed councUor when Theodor:us Council, Daughters of Amerira, met · ) 71th Birthday " /sCelebrated.by Jim Wildermuth · Mr. an< Mrs. Millard Wildermuth entei1alned ,.lth an Tuellday evening at lhe IOOF hall. The meeting opened in rJtual· isUc form with Cora Bee~le, councilor, presiding. Fannie McNamee and Wllmetta Smith I were reporT f'd ill and Adria I S!lyrE> improvmg. A contributi on of $.1 wa~ made to t h e Home and Orphans fund . I A thank·yuu nut c was read 1 rrom Donna MariP Hauck lor spomo ring li l·r to Clirl:- State . She will g1ve her report at a latf'"r dal~ . It was announcf'"d rhat the Past Councilors would have a picnic at the- ;-J'~'>w Hav- 1 en park Thursday at 6 r .m. Marita Hauck, cou ncil deput}', was the insta!Ung officer. Oti1er ofhcers mstallt>d were Cora Beegle, jumor past coun- 1 cilor ; Mabt'l W.oll e, associate I councilor; Eva Dessauer, associate vke cou ncil or. Uean BarJlit:Z, contlw.:tor; ~.: argarPt Sei- 1 denab(> l, warden : Eliz;,~beth Campb~ll . imancial secretary; 1 Ethel Sri<~ th, assistant lin&n- : cia I secretary ; Nett ie Ha\ es, : recording secrt'la ry; Malle i Bearhs, assi~tant record· j ing secretary; Lillie Hau ck, treasurer; ::md Gladys Cuckler, outside se ntinel. At the rluse of th.:- mef'ting, CAROL HUDSON potluck r efre ~ hments were serled and the group sang Happ_\ ~l r and 1\lrs. George Hudson, Mid~leport, ~re anwhose birthday wa~ in June. . nouncmg tile engagement and approachmg marnage of 1 1 outdoor party Friday evening In obaervance of tlie llth birthday of their son, Jimmy. The honored guest received glfla and refreshmenil were serve<! by Mrs. Wildermuth a.. slsted by her daughter, Judy and John Allenwortb. Games end dancing were enjoyed during the evening with prl!es won by Kim JohnBOD an<i Tom Hoffner. Others winning prh;es were Pat Gress Meet /or.Reunion E1>ent Celebrated Rome "Pienic Scene - d , '1110 fou_r. TrusseR sisters an •thelr families had a reunion on July 4th at Poi"tland Park, the lil•t "~unie in 14 years. ""· were Ra Ymonel and Att . enwug Mildred Trussell Fr ank• Chester; H..-man and Inez Trussell Carson, Sr., and Murl Trussell Ours, Lohg Bottom; AI and Nellie Trussell Albinger, Venlura, California; Mr . and Mrs . Herman Carson Jr. and children Mari~. Helma~, Herbert and Martha, Coolville; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Molnar, Clinton; MISs Joyce Carson, Columbus, and lfl". and Mrs. Richard Gaul and son Mark, Chester. Miss Beth Albmger accom- TONIGHT & THURSDAY -.......:N.:.:o.:..r ~PEN-Frid.a~y through TuCI'Sdly Uhrig Brothers To Come Here For Program sale was also discussed. Devotions taken from Mathew 5 were led by Mrs. ThomWall Oisne.v·s "THE THREE Lives as Bentz and the group sang OF THOMASINA" tTt!rhnicolorl • several choruses. Patrick McGoohan. Susan . Pio n wer~ made for spon-' At the close of the meeting Hampshire. Karen Ootrice, ~ so 1·1ng the Uhrig Brothe rs in a Jack Stt•wart A h d · ror · rt ~_Jr am a t tht- dmrrh on uaand Dianev C1rtoon1 f" o , orne rna ~ 1ce cream Futurette: Meet Mr. , ust I, when the Youth Fl"llow- cake were served to Mike ';;;~~""M:;I:•c:h::i•:'=z~"~ ' s hip of the Entf'rprise E.U.B Carleton, Paula Frick, Cathy .:. Churrh met Sunday evening a: Eblih, Dick Folmer, Sharon the church. , Bonnie Smith, preside-nt. con· · Linda and Cathy Dill, Joyce, .-· .,,. ' ' . .'-. ductffi the bu siness seso.:•on. Janice and Keith Evans. Butch i Plans were discussed for at- Arnold, Terry Evans, Skip Lo- 1 TONIGHT FAMfl Y NIGHT t"!'nding Stoutsville <"amp meet -: gan, Rev. and Mrs. Menzel i "THE MAGIC SWORD" Basil Rathbone Anne Hel m ing on July 20. A rummage Smith and Bonnie, Marie and (Eastman Color) Duane, M;, and Mrs. Thumas -a nd -MOTOROLA--, Bentz and Mike, Marjorje, "GUNFIGHT AT THE Junior and Brenda; Mrs. Don 0 . K. CORRAL'" BU11 Lancaster Hunnel and guests, the Boys : 1 ~nd Girls Fellowship, including ' Kirk Dou glas: (Technieolor) Beck}', Brenda and Beverly ! Thundly and Frid•y Will ; Beverly and Dana Smith, j July 9-10 We Repair AU Makes Sheila and Donnie Folmer, Ro- 1 July 1o. 14 ~~WN DRIVE· IN "THE GREAT ESCAPE" Steve McQueen James Gorner On Color) - and "'POLICE NURSE" Ken Scott Mern Anders I I • WY 2-2255 608 E. Main St. Pomeroy Sale Prices $J .OO VALUES TO $10.99 Here Is Your Opportunity To Save. DISCOUNT PRICE DISCOUNT PRICE $1.99cpr Complete With Metal Rack .44 Blue cold that jars. enamel ware pack canners bold 7 qtlart Get ready now canning time, Save at the .Bonanza. DISCOUNT PRICI Discount Price $1.99 pr THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY ROUND 2 TIER UTILITY TABLE ON CASTERS beautiful A Not All Sizes But A Good Selection Of Shoes. Save! Save! round DISCOUNT PRICE s ~ table with brass trim. Suitable to use any place in the home. Mounted on easy rolling casters. A Bonanza Special of Scranton, Pa. sentenced to eight years the charge• d•-•erti:;;!· and larceny. He Is only Amerlc.tn officer ever for defecting to commwlism Europe. Largo Size Reg. $1.99 Volue Big, reg. -1.99 value Ice Chest. See these, you will want one. Keep things eool for picnic and many oach SHORTS Cool, comfortable Jamaicas for summer wear. Pl-ain colors and fancy patterns. Sizes 10 to 18. Easy care cotton fa brics. Womons-Chlldrans 10 Gollon Size THONG ZORI SANDALS Pl11tlc Garb1111• DISCOUNT PRICE $1.37 JJ:r s ASSORTED HOUSEHOLD Take your choice of large utility tub, a pe. mixing bowl sets, faney waite balketa. large dlsb pOll, large laUDdrjr basket or heavy spout paiL Discount REGULAR $2.00 QUICK ' ,, • , . HOME PERMENANTS - ea. . · REGULAR 89c NESTLES HAIR SPW · · .. 14 oz, c.. PILLOWS FuD size bed pU!owt, floral cotton eover1. non aller&le abradde~ blended loam fU!ed 9·. .,, , for extra oleei>llljl eorn(ort, Dlacount Price C · eil SHORTS ...... cotton fobrlcB, plaiD oolors. Sizes 8 to ex. doz. C SPECIAL ASSORTMENT ENAMElWA1E Hlib · ~t'lllltr enamel ware - take fOUl' cbolee Of pereo!otor, 3 pe, oauee .pon HI, o"*! dlob .. 8 :"'co::~..=! Dl-· Price Choice ;:.ter . .. · WAll ,0910!"1. ' pr.l 7 Well made of easy cue C Vinyl lotex paint ·for walls. . about 30 ' mlnutoi. ·Wblte IIIII $4 95 LITTLE BOYS BOXER pair SHREDDED FOAM ' . FIWD BED Wl!- qow. DISCOUNT PRICE PLASTICS ,< aon Walker Cup Golf Ballo. Snowy whlto. Reg. $9.9:1 value. Bu)' severil .99 long wearlna: aoles. DISCOUNT PRICI Long dlst<rat, famous All Sla11 l'h to 6 pr / Wilson Welker Cup Golf BAU.S DRESS OXFORDS Sturdy dresa style oxforda for chlldren In alzet 81> to 3 and boys 3\1 to 6. Black simulated UIPPerB, - value. REG. $9.95 VALUE CHILDREN'S AND BOYS' SIMULATED LEATHER c 10 gallon capacity plaotlc garblie· cans witb tliht fitting lid. Big Diocounl sizes for womell and children . Assorted colors. Thick crepe soles. DISCOUNT PRICE DISCOUNT PRICE CANS Zori thong aandalo In all other uses. LADIES COTTON JAMAICA S'iOIUl OPPOSITE EVANS SUPER MARKET -MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ICE CHEST .88 (hole• ., Tennis Shoes. See these md save. Shop early. American made sneakers in faded blue, whites and printed patterns. Culhioned Innersoles. Sizes 4 to 10. Prlco POME.ROY, OHIO. white sox with ·double thick cushioned soles. Boys White Molded Sole Cold Pak Canners and Rusty Davis, and their advisors, Mrs. Jam~s Will. and M" J d H1 Js~ es oyce an e en Da\'is. Sroes Displayed On Racks For Easy Selecl.on. Shoe Prices Reduced Due To Broken Sizes. !MiddlloiDPW Bl~ SOCKS , Reg. $2.99 value Mens and ~~-~ • e • en.ttn NOW' I'OU _ + II . o.to• llr"a loci .. .. f rli111 'I'I1o ............ . . . . . . . . IN I NR Officials SurVeY' , Possible Expansion ·. Of Boating Facilities Comfortable long wearing . SNEAKERS ger Dixon, Richard Dill, Mary . Carleton. Paul Dill and Gene . CONTINUED! SHOP AT--- Tennis Shoes & Oxfords SPORT SHIRTS oach ataa:e. MEN'S WHITE CUSHION SOLE MENS ond BOYS 7 QUART ENAMELWARE $1.59 . to $1.99. Big values at the Bonanza. DISCOUNT PRICE kSJ Elberfelds In Pomeroy WOMEN'S AMERICAN MADE .00 aftetw ........ W....t DO& mD den~ Ia 2nd FLOOR MEN'S SHORT SLEEVE CLEARANCE SALE Nationally Advertised Brands of a daughter, Kathy Lynn, Tuesday at Holzer Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Blake hsve an other daoghter, Ruth Ann, II months old. Grandparents are Edward Blake, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Pierce Case, Mr. and Sizes Small, Medium and Largo + nu e' FOR THE SALE ON THE Jr., are announcing the birth 14~. $ rilr .........t,W. low c:. J)'IU)' -tly _ , .... 1 CLELAND'S J, V, ~~~~~;::::~;:;::iiiij~~~~ ANNOUNcE BmTH Mr. 1111<i Mrs. E. M. Blake, DISCOUNT PRICE 1 T.V. & RADIO SALE5-SERVICE s. sununer wear. Big selection of coIon: and patterns. Cool .cotton sport shirts for summer wear. Compare at W'IA'IM£1 LAWN and PO.RCH ~ \ FURNITURE ', cause of Illness were Mr. and Mr Orner Cramlet of Racine. "( f ANOTHER SHIPMENT "At~ndmg la.st year but unable to attend this year be- on. Cool toyo caps for bot I MEIGS THEATRE 0 th Jr Assorted slyleB and col· J.l .r-. ..... Roulh. Buddy ltldtlbPD. :.on:,:~.=; ~~ of 111, honOred guest.' oame. later CAPS IO ~ A Fourth ol ·July plcnlc was Mr. and Mro. Harry McGuf· held In the yard of the home ol On eaterWned with a party were played durlni Ill< ofterMr and Mrs Konaeth Wilt, Wednesday, July 1, in honor of nooo. Mrs. Claud Ashley, Bal-l Run Roa·d. Games were lrtbd of ••etr dau ay wo1 ~andmother of Debra, Will & '···ed and home mcwles tak· the 8th b L their- •· P-.. . ghter, Debra ym, a m•est iD the day. en. Pres-t - Mr. and Mrs. Railroad t M r s •· 011 ~· and ·-"1!011, Dell. Ch.. home -• • - - State Isaac Will McGuffin was assisted by Mro.• PT. PLEASANT -<>~ ter· Mr and Mrs Charles Hy- Don Roach and Carolyn Gilkey, Police investigated a one ':; SharOn m1811ap Tueoday allernooo 901 j and f""ily, · Mra. Eileen Judy Rowh and Searles and family Debbie Rowh In serving pWICh, mints Rout~ 17 reoultlllfl In personal L ns Mra Bo~e Pickens and cookies to the guests. Injury and appro~ely $3011 .:: r.:00ty, "all of Middleport; Attendlni were Judy, Keany propertv damege. Mre. Elea· M and Mra Cliff!ll"d Wtlt and and Jane Allll6 Gilkey, Jeanne, nor Carte, 29, C\)lumbus. Ov~' fa~y of ~easter; Mr. and _:::..:::::...:::::.=::::.:....:._.....:.l was adnutted to Pleasant .,. M LOrry WUt of GalUpolls; Roy Tracy, Middleport; ley Hospital sufferin« from M~: DOnald Hubba'rd and dau- Mr. and Mrs. Myron Bess, Sy- lacerations and bruises, after ghter of Syracuse; Mrs. James racuse, ond ~- Mae Ingels. she lost control of her car and Pierce and family of Rutland ; W V ran Into a ditch. and the children of Mr. and I,IM: •son:;,..:;.·~··~.,..........,.~~~~:..;;~;.............., Mrs. Wilt, Kathy, RJckle, Ken- MEN'S COOL SUMMER TOYO 1 ·' Do4tW 41111 ll'o!Rm1. EI1111A Bil'tlufar !Wbin Mills, Glenna Leullen, J;Joxie Walters and Kathryn parued her parents, Mr. and Hill. Mrs. AI Albinger from Ventura, OL1er guests Included Linda CaH!ornia who are enroute to Chochran, Rick and Ron How- New York via Toronto, Canada &"11, Debbie Blaine, Gem: Pow- where they wlll attend the LleM, Dennia Boggs, G le n n a ons Intemational (.'ODYen.tion. Sprague, Randy Becker, Keo. ny, Melanie and Sally Walters, PLAN PICNIC Kathy Moore, Debbie Malden, The Past Councilors of TheaRick and Jack Hawley, Terry Garten, John Tannehill, Joe dorus Council Daughters of Am· Hindy, George Hawley. Mike erica l'(ill have their annual plcVanCooney, Sherman M i 1h, nic at the New Haven park, Pat Gross, Debbie Gilkey, Ja- 1-Th =u::.rsd:.:::"Y::....::a::. t .;. 8..:p::..m._:.__ __ nie Hirody, "Robin Mills, Sharon Glaze, Gene and Gregg Mc- VanMeter, BUly Hensler aD4 Kinney, Mickey Childs, Steve Ricky VanMeter. Minnie Gilmnr• j their daug hter, Carol, to Mr . Harold Wolf, son of .wr. I and Mrs. Josep h Wolf, Middleport. Miss Hudson and j The company of William Mr. Wolf are 1959 graduates of Middleport Hig~ school. Taylor <NJ.i was one ul the Miss Hud son graduated from M1lhgan college m Johnfirst to produce manganese : son City, Tenn., with a bachelor's. degree in .second~~1 1 steel in the U. S. <in the 1800s) .' edu cnliun in 1963. She taught Enghsh and Soctal studies at Clmton Junior high in Columbus last year. Mr. Wolf has been employed at the Motor Part~ Co., in Middleport since his discharge from the Navy m November, 1963. 1 POMEROY . OHIO ; The weddmg has been set for August 15, after which ' the couple will reside_ in _!utland. ' Tru.,eU Silun -..,..- ~ W'iltt BaU Rwa 1 Birthday , I pOll ' ',f/· I '· . ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 07. July Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource July 8, 1964 brickles manley