http://66.213.69.5/files/original/d39f6561b58299579e636a1e97044cd3.pdf 90a654fc075a4b69f6fec9df27d2c719 PDF Text Text • i ..:• •' ' ~ FRIDAY and Saturday • Elberfelds In Pomeroy •• I Make Elberfelds Y• Sh"pplng Center For Wearing Apparel For Your Family ancl Fur nlshlngs For Your Home. REG. $1.19 COATS AND CLARKS FRIDAY •nd SATURDAY In the Busy R..dy To We•r O.pt. on the Second FI-r RED HEART Sale of Knitting Worsted Yarn All wool. mothproof. Ready to knit, pull out skeins. A wide variety of washable colors. SALI 89c A SKEIN IAIY BABY BLANKETS DIAPERS Us~ly$1.1'5 u-n.,S2.39 On Sale This w.olt On Sale This Woelt Enol,_ ENI For WOMENS DRESSES This Annu•l S.le Includes All Dresses - •nd All Sizes-Hundred• To S.led From $7.95 DRESSES $10.95 DRESSES $13.95 DRESSES SALE SALE SALE FRIDAY •nd SATURDAY FRIDAY •nd SATURDAY FRIDAY •nd SATURDAY ss.oo S6.00 S11.00 ~CURTAINS SALE solid <"OlOI'S Pin<'h pleal!'d .:.sf'f "¥.'!ill m-a~s ,•o.a:OO rmg~ f'.t3k"trf.as1_ Colors: l"'nt. """""' W"""' anti o·htr~ Ea~h !W""l 2~ .. pl..t· FRIDAY •nd SATURDAY FRIDAY •nd SATURDAY FRIDAY •nd SATURDAY S7.00 S10.00 S1J.OO \ - " l hrDnl dPPOTBUlT ]16 ' ~ Quasi Do~n BED PILLOWS STEAMDRY IRONS Feather and feathf'r rihre pillow~ . Striped all cotton coverins in blue Qr pink. SALE Fin gertip heat seledor B11t10n s lots . Easy grip '. Also On Sale Friday and Saturday 163 Womens- Our Regular $3.95 DRESSES ... at 2 for $6.50 New NEW CANNON 39e Pottern~ew Terry Kitchen Towels Colon Heavy weight, vary absorbent. Jocquord floral pot· tern in solid colors. Roso pollern with fringed ends. Now Bordered p1ttern In new colors. Gold, rose, deep green, deep blue. 23 by 45 inches. ARE ON SALE At The Mechanic Street Warehouse 4 $1.00 ICE CREAM FREEZERS TERRY ond WAFFLE WEAVE 19e DISH CLOTHS Big size, durable, fast colors. Streamlined design. Freezes cream quicker and smoother. Sure grip lock . Easy driving gears. Tub enameled Copenhagen blue. 2quart 3quart 4quart • 6quart • - - - - $11.95 - - - - $13.95 • . - . $14.95 • - . . $18.95 KANTWET BABY CAR SEATS Lidly built - all around guard rail. Sturdy safety belt and crotch strap . Camfortable upholstered seat and padded baek.rf!'st. 15c AUTOMATIC BREAD TOASTERS • Gleaming ehrome body . Fully automatic. 9 position toastiua: eontrol Jte. movable crumb tray, $11.00 DRAW DRAPES Solid colors in beige, green, white. Washable or dry clean. 24" pleated width. 5 plea~ .Jl!lJ' panel. $4.59 $5.49 45" LENGTH . $3.19 PAIR 63" LENGTH $3.49 PAIR $5.95 72"' LENGTH - - - - - - - $3.69 PAIR StMrlng Whool $1.19 14" LENGTH $U9 PAIR 90" LENGTH • $4.19 PAIR Large size 22 by 40 inche1. Plaid pattern. Celestial blue, Dawn pink. Sea mist HOSPITAL SHEETING Bl'ilable, and gold. 36 2 lor SALE • yud Motchlng Cloths _ Special elastic top for neat fit. All purpose athletic socks. Sizes 10~ to 13. 3 3 far SOc they last. $1.00 Mens 2 ever, there was no immediate flying evel');.Where," said. Nfltr.. iodication of a bomb, but said port AssiBtant Police Chief 'Aio · II was trying "to determine if vtn Webb. lor ORTHO LAWN and GARDEN SPRAYS Rose sprays, Sevin for Japanese beetles, Household Insect Bombs, Ant and Roach Bombs, Rotenone Dust or Spray, Tomato Dust, Weed Killers and Fl:y Spray. HEATING PADS Porcelain lntmtltd pbrent reason for the crash of scared the cows to deatb1.,· ~~ the turbo-prop airliner, United said. · Flight 823 !rom PhilaJelphia to A st.at.. !Tooper sal<' the ·er.tl Huntsville, Ala. The vilot. Capt. "just disintegrated In the alf." Dr. Robert Lash, a F...rat Sizes 6 to 16. $1.95 Teflon Coated f STEEL COOKWARE No-stick cooking with no • scour clean • up. Coated with "Teflon'' DuPont approved fin· ish. Colorful porcelain enamel on steel. Fry Pans _ 1.95 Cookie sh..ts 2.95 All Purpot-Heavy Duty Plastic Freezer Bags ··~d - lOc .. •ps •nd S1le of $64.00- 9 by 12 ft. Axminster Rugs S49.00 JAMES MJU.EB James R. Miller. - of Mi, and Mrs. Myron F. MDkiii.. Middleport, !ell lodoy I Sao Dleao, CoiH. when lie will UnderiO baste lrOWDc Ia lbe u. '. MulDe CGrpl, Air Brancb. MIUer •lbled ..-. lbe !JO.<Iay delay p1u .W on bls pdaatioll !rom MWd._. pori HIP &dlool Jaao, 11M. o"'· He left >y jet from CIDeball lor C&llforala. HI• ..n.-..e t.rm Is for , _ yeus. Be ""' oedve Ia oporl• ......,ill football while lu ..... ....... . ' See The brge S.l•ctlon of Youngstown Sinks on SALE 54 INCH STANDARD . and bELUXE , 42 INCH WITH ONE DRAWER 66 INOt STANJ;)ARD and DELUXE AIIY~ung.stown Sink Prices _Ar&~ Greatly Reduced.For This $ale ~. ' ''·,.__.,, ' ._,I ....-~.'!c: f i.' • ..;.. ~ ' 'illi 'Worker Perry Smith Of Columbus Dies Thursday Visit Thtt FURNITURE DEPARTMENT On The Second Floor E Tho Ohio Was~gton to aelp lae. crew members. tl[y the bodies tbrough fin&"" "! looked up and saw bodies prints and ~ methoda. ' ExceUent patterns. Seamless 9 by 12 foot rugs on •ale for 42 INOt STANDARD Right 0r WI Dhtln over rnore th&n an acre of the densely wooded ridge. Strips of clothing and flesh b~~~~g from tree limbs. "It was horrible, just horriblf'," he said. The victims were so burned ot mutilated it wQ difficult to make any identificatiOL. 'l'lwl FBI rushed a disaster ~ Seriously Hurt in Fall Sale! YOUNGSTOWN CABINET SINKS dish. Ranging in price from Be Thrifty I Save all your Saleslip~ lalttng bodies. .....en.. -. l68 SPECIAL PURCHASE 12 by 18 foot $166.op NYLON RUGS---- SALE $151.00 $5.95 trot vm. EDT. airliner, flying non-stop from Washington, was to land hefor proceeding lo Huntsville. It cal' ried 35 passengers and four from Pints (1 00 In • pkg.) Qu•rts (7S In • pkg.) Broiler (50 in 1 pkg.) 12 by 15 foot $108.00 NYLON RUGS _ _ _ _ 'sALE $93.00 Crystal Glass, Bake-Serve, Store, Reheat, Ill In one Aviation Agency (FAA) phJIIciao from Knoxville, said. ..... eral persons told him they .. .W east of Knoxville , where the For freezer and refrigerator arid many other bouseltold uses. SALE $93.op FIRE KING OVEN GWSWARE Oliver E. Sabatke, 41 of Washiugton, indicated all was well in his last radio contact, 13 min.Jtes before the crash at 7:15 wreckage foiling , and then a fiery crash on a steep, wooded hill about 8 miles from thiS east Tennessee community. The scent is about 45 miles SEE SAFE SALE $73.00 Waterproof, S beata, TV, Radio Interference free. Push button con· *i Eyewitnesses reported seeing One member of a rescue a flash in the sky, bodief and squad said bodies were strewn SALE $64.00 ANCHOR HOCKING a,_ ·' -·n · SALE $46.00 Another Big Shipment Mrs. J. E. Wardrop said iM was herding cows tnto on her !ann when she Dolil.ol with the No Apparent Reaso11 a "flash" and saw the Authorities could give no ap- slam into a hill. Long wearin!l boy1 denim 1hort.s in blue, wheat and Ioden green, Slim and trim. Sanforited shrunk. Short sleeve styles, in Acrllans, Dacron and Cotton. Cotton knits, solid colors and white in smart styles, including the popular golfer shirt with insert arm gussets. Sizes small (34-36), medium (38-40), large (42-44) and extra large (48-48). , Saw A 411Fl•lh'" conn~ction crash. DENIM JEANS Knit Shirts $5·00 . there has been any federal vio- lation" in BOYS CUT.OFF ~- 95 ' National Guardsmen cordoned off the area w~ FBI agentt and a 12-man team from the Civil AetO~' Board (CAB) investigated the possibility of "any fed! violation" - including a bombing-in the crash. There was no immediate mdication of a bomb aboard airliner, the FBI said, but noted there was no applll'reason for the crash of the plane, Un1ted Flight 821 Philadelphia to Huntsvllle, Ala. • The FBI emphasied, how· . ·t S.. The M•ny B•rg•insln 39 Plunge t4 Death in lJ Alane Crash .. ' NEWPORT, Tenn. (UP!) ·- A four~ngine tlniflll Viscount apparently erupted into flames in~ night and plunged its 39 occupants to tljt#; the rugged foothills of the Great Smoky Moo- · Buy his correct size. Boys regular sizes, Husky sizes and slims for the bard-to-fit lanky boy. Mens Sizes too, from 27 to 38 waist in blue denim and wheat color denim. Griddles_ 1.95 C.sseroles _ 2,95 Seamless nylon Rugs at special sale prices whUe pllrt FOR MEN AND BOYS Bake P•ns _ 1.95 ~11h NYLON RUGS ON SALE! 9 by 12 foot $59 ..00 NYLON RUGS - - - 9 by 12 foot $79.00 NYLON RUGS - - - 12 by 12 foot $88.op NYLON RUGS - - · - 12 by 12 foot$108.00 NYLON RUGS _ _ __ WHITE conoN CREW SOCKS WeU known brands. Silks, dacrons, rayons 011 sale for Bre•d Pans_ 1.95 $]-OO 8y United Prell l•terant!IIJIOI ALL SIZES IN POPULAR Saucep•ns _ 1.39 SALE inches wide. $1.39 ANTIQUE SATIN E-Z Matic Trav-L- Seat So· . .. CENTS Pre-Convention oundup-Briefs MENS 50e Wrangler Jeans $1·00 BATH TOWELS DOUBLE COATED RUBBERIZED White, lor CANNON 69e Wash Cloths To M1tch - - - - - 29c CANNON MULTI-ACTION NO. l ....... NECKTIES Colorful patterns, frln· ged ends. Lar~e size. Soft and absorbent. SJZeS. Alaska North Star VOL XVI . ond Cannon Bath Towels Models for boys and girls, men and women. All wt1ll leiLpeMm• $]-00 Another Big Shipment Of MEN'S HBIG YANK" 231 Womens- Our Regular $5.95 DRESSES · · at 2 for $10.00 $9.00 Roadmaster Bicycles 2 lvr FOR THIS SALE (ON THE 2ND FLOOR) SPECIAL GROUP AMF . . . . . lo a. Mon• $1.00 to $2.00 handle . Gleamin g rhrome fim sh. fit Chaise or Glider 69c $1.19 LOMSBURY DELUXE AUTOMATIC brief• - cuft pantiea sport paJ\ti~ e.nd ltep-l.nl. Come In and get your correct size shirt and trous· ers In the color'·you like best. SALE $4-95 ling. Elastic around bottom. Color: green. Sizes to Size• 5 "' ..al tntPf, lew ( ElectronlcaUy sealed seams, waterproof. Form fit· On 5•1• Frld•y •nd Sat11rd1y SALE v.a.na 54" X liM - - Plastic Storm Covers All J:VOII. Smooth fltlinJI, Comfortable. Fl~ecy Jmlt. Lone weoring. Elutlc lei ' $16.50 DRESSES Preshirred SHANMONT PANTIES ·~ 11!"1 ExTRA HEAVY WORK UNIFORMS $12.95 DRESSES ad. r---~;t.~~m~~~.;----, - $8.9S DRESSES AH11QUl SA11N - 9&\'I'HU \ fl.n fl.39 ". ·-1 _, j ~ ,JIOIPlTAI, ·~ ) 1abn Ill. · �r •, aughan HeadS 2-Dally Sentinel, Pqmervy-Midclleport, 0., July 10, Ii84 1_and Brian were Thursdtty rve11- , , . - - tng dtoner gijeSts Of hiS parenl•. l r-------~-----------, 1 Mr. and Mrs. The""'n Johll- • . Filed with Court 1011 ol Racine. Two divorce petitions Saturday eveninl gu..ts of ' 0 been filed In Meigs "' 1 I>& Mr. and Mrs. Don Johneon and oommon pleas court. COLUMBUS (UPO - The Ohio Valley Re,..ona soos were Mr. and Mn. WJI. w. \,Morris, Middleport, Council has picked its m~n ,for the j~b oJ full• 1 llam McKelve~. Bill and Mar. 3S0n Un but where his offoce will be ts stilt unI , ; vm, and . Mr. and Mrs. T. G. charged gross neglect and The co~ncil's screening committee, headed b1 I Hilldore of Ra~ine. PT. PLEA.SANT - G eo e :~~•.c':;el%1n~r~inst Grande College President AlphuR Christensen, rttursMrs, Aleta. Parsons, Mrs. Vaughan, Pt. Pleasa,lt, a Ka\!1The plalntlf! Is asking for nominated Paul Baldridge, 34, Bowllna .Gree~~o ,for emRodney Collman and soos, er Aluminum Company Indy of a child. The other Dl'lil-1 tl~• $9,500-a-year post. Mark, Bryan and Tommy, were ployee. wao elected president lion was filed by Polly Baldrld&e Wood County Plall' · Jllltl 1il4 dinner guesto Sunday of Mr. ol Ute M8801' County Yoong lieer of Harrl•onvllle Rt. 1, ning eomrri1111on director ond were available IIIII · Bl'ftden Of Oiscont~nt I oJ marriage. arid Mrs. D. s. Parsons, AUt- , publlc81111 at 11. meetlnl! Tbura gainst Glenn Orender ol Rt. executive seentary of Ute Wood conalderatlon. Partit111ar toens · · , d•y nl«ht Jn the courthouoe. Uear Helen : County Improvement Corp., said mentioned nn Atbens, Muttt. We shoold put preguancy .. · 1 Elected tb serve wiUt VsugltHarrison-ville char~in~ gross he was flatt,pred but has "not ta and Jacbon. 1 hive SOmt' advice for all prool powder In everyon•'s , Mr. ond Mrs. Ray Larkins w~ Dayton 1\aynes aod Airman Wayae A. ZUreber glect and e<\feme cruelty. husbands, being one. K • e P' drinking water. Then women aod granddaugllter, !lonnie, of Dr. Oliver Eshenaur, lsi and IOD of Mr. tmd Mrs. Wayne committed myself" to accepting " Breeders ol Discontent " out woula need to make out ar ap- PawPaw, W. Va., spent the I 2nd ~ents: Doris Deal, A. Zurcher Sr. of Ill E. Main The Transo\merlcl l!mJ~ra,.,el tbe offer. of your house! Don't let your , plicalion for a child. We should ~eekend with_ their daughter, corresponding secretary; Pall}' St., Pomeny, lw compl...d company of Columbus alld A 1952 Ohio Stale University 43rd Aanlvenary wUe buy those "home" mllfla· i have a race specialist 111111 an r. and. Mill. Hu~rt Price Bifrdatte-,· m.Jrdlng secretary; Ike lint pbJo of blo A I r United Sates a n graduate, he was chosen fro!~' four candidates subnut- Of Chnrch ie Set Guaranty compaey. zineo Utat tell her she too can ecooomlst Investigate every ap_l : family . Mrs. Price al\'1 , Jim WatterSoit, aod ~~.=~ ~~~Te~!:. ted to tbe council. Baldridge II Tbe ant llllllveraary ol lhl mue_ her house a showplaee. plication to approve ol the s~- ~ hom~':,.';itt~=~y RaymOIId (Jim) Banette, oer-j moo Zureber ltao aeleet- has filed an actioJI for tion of a cri!dltor"s debt qualified both as a planner IIIII Fore~t Run Baptist cburdt, to. Tbe illuatrauons make her ettc factors and Ute wom.l!ll s visit , .., . "' . : g~~J.nt-at-arlJ'I'. . e<l r.r leeltaleal lrolallll as a Marton L. French. Grace developer and meets Ute COUll' cated on Kerr Sl Pomeroy, "~'· and the next thing you financial ability, or, betler yet, I M;, and Ml's. Randlll Pll~ _!'Tiwf slate et officers were pre- comniuleatlotto • elettr•lll<• French and The Clti2ens ell's and fderal aovernment'l will be celebnc.d lD eonj~ ~ abe s throwmg rocko at 1the baby should be brougllt up 1sons, 9arolyn, Elofae ·and -Dar- ...d!;i!ll by , Ray~ond Gerald opeeJaUot at 88 Air Tnlllltq tiona! Bank. requirements. tton wiUt tbe fourth year ol aer. tl*4ump you force ber to Uve 1m State-supported. homes away rell of Sabastian Fla 1 1 ·Musgrave, cbatrman, and un- Cemmud (ATC) ,.ltool at Meel In 'nle FaU vice of !Mir paotor, tilt Rev. ln. Nm Utlllg you know you're l from Ute damagutg lnnueiiCI! an evenln · lib• M ·• 17~ tnlmously accepted by tbe more Keesler AFB Min. The air1 Or. Frank E. Duddy Jr., MarNyle. Borden. 'l1ie celebration paying out beer money on a of " mother love." Of course, 1 Parsono w rs. e ,Ut_., 30 perso!!l at~ndlng. I mao 11 1 ~oate a1 Pomeletta COllege president, told Ute will start wtUt tbe IIIUAI Sunholbe improvement loan. i visiting privileges would be al-, M · d Mr Ch k Bd 1 and l:oltowlng .'the election the j ,;, Hllb IOIIool ·,. lowed, at specified times. 1 •· uc . rr meeting was turned over to Ute • Y ' counell hia committee to deterday IIIOI'IIll!l servlceo, cburch . r. an I abe tries lu make a room Artificial lnsemlnaton would 8 ill •IBtted recently wtllt Mr. new presicleDI who Introduced mine the aile tor Ute coordlnat- acbool at In charge of St!Pt. · . oif:'a garden look like It ~ys come after applcation Is ap. :~ Mrs. Don Jobnson ond Brl- WUllam ~. president of Oyde A. Smith of - - - - - - - - - - 61-'s headquarters wao unable to Mrs. Zuelella smith Alit. -itllel'e 01 Ute maga~ne you re 1pravod, thl! to Insure tbe ab~ M B the Huntington YJUng Republl- Reed8viUe Dies agree on a locale. · Supt. Mn. Mrs. Colnerous 1 Entered Hospital -~-lor trouble. 1 can 1 even al- lutelv right gen ti · comblna· r. · L. Cbenoweth of ..,. anh J!Dt Johnson, Hunt- Cl d A Smidt 73 h0 died Duddy said several locations --h. followed by tilt 1101111011 ~ the fences !bey show · e c Florida opent two dayo wllh . ' 1 rth dlstrl 1 ommlt Ye · • · w by tho •lsltl111 pastor. Rev. L. Dilleb less Ute owlmmlng pool: lion to breed a race of super Mr. and Mnt. Ralph McDade. IDgton, ou ' c c · at City haepltal In Akron Wed- Among tho~ who entered Slmpaoll of ColUmbus 11 noon. And lit " bef and fte " people. The practical Utlng to Mr and Mrs Norman Roush Ieeman. nesday nlgllt, was a fonner Holzer hospilal 10 the past 24 Auxiliary Making ~ ... , eW orestr. tly al r do Utan would be to remove and iamily of Cbnlicotbe opent Tbey apoke _on Ute functionsed realdent of Reed!YWe. He W8S houri were Mn. JllllleS A. Plan• for Social ....... e are tc rom th and " It · . of Utelr clube and announc be th Cit cb Third • M o A fellowship hour will foDow, "bel " and I lik It th t e egg uepos 11 1n an am- the weekend wlth his parents . CO . a mem r o1 e ur o1 Joltnson, IK8 nve., rs. dlnnttied b t h ore, e a mal for incubation purposes. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Roush· ti,e Stale Executive mnuttee Christ. Vesta M. Hurt, 71 Pine St., Tbe Auxiliary of the Racine with a' serv y, o way. This would eliminate birUt pain Mr nil' llf Do J bns meeting would be held In Elk- Survivors are his wile Doro- Mrs Louis E Cos Rl I Galli- Fire department held a IIJlf!"' Womea • Missionary so&ty. Be/oN I banned Ute books, and disfigurement lor women od . a B . rs. n o on Ins, W. Va. on July 25 and Is thy· children Harold 'Smith ~ Mrs . D~llas 'J Rile Rt ial meeting at 8 p.m. Tuesday, All members are urged to be there was o week Utere after TbiB practical plan Is what j ~ I ";'· roan, we"','ourth of open to the public. Tbe State Ra~ine· Hor~ce Smith and G~llipdlis Mrs J : July 7th In the town counell preaenl. AI 2 p.m. a program they c11111e that l didn 't dare all real planned pa..,nthood ~ Y ~M~r S.:~~t. 0 Mr. and conventioo will be held In Rlcbard Smidt Reedsville· Ger- Rlf Rl ,; Gallipolis room with Ute president, Mae by tbe volunteers and a rally start a convenation wiUt my - INTELLECTUAL . rs. . . . t ore ol Racme. Clarksburg on A118Usl 25 and aldlne Shears' Akron· Mabel e, Rl 2 Galli~lt. Mrs. Cleland, prealdlng, A report ol .,.m be beld. Special aln«<ng wife beeauae II _always ended Dear lnt: • , . :: a~.~:· ·\tprl~a Nes:d membero _of _the Mason County J~flers, Shade: and ' Lennie ~~:'';:• Miller, Eure~ Star the 4Ut of July committee was will wind up Ute celebration up with me . getting_ tangled So what else is "phew~'"-H. d ht K th' · ·• club are mvtted to attend boUt Taylor Racine· six broUters Rt Ross J Abshire heard llllll proceeds from . t be wiUt eolos by YCllllll people, and up with • patl o1 pamt ( at the Dear Helen: d~~ er ~ Y1w~~re andSU~day meetings. j Verd Gus ;,nd Ray all ~~I ~ Rt '2 booth were $:29.40. Emma Ly- lfOIIP slnclnll· 11111 008 very leiBt) an argument What do you think about o Ralpehr MgueDs sldo r. rs. Reed~ville: Harlev of Stillwa- Gale Adkt'ns ~t I. Pt was appointed as a commit----.t>out "Wby CAN'T we knock c a e. tee 0f t I eat! to rt out Uta! wall and build on 8 busband who gives his wife on Mr. and Mrs· William McKe~ UMOr ter, Kanttas, Erwin, Massillon, ant, Timothy Brian Thoma, and ; : ' deo nvils ga P "':" ATTEND" REJIEAR!IAU :tlmil , .. · ironing board for MoUter's vey aod 8008 Bruce tmd Marvin and Harry, Pomeroy: 23 grand- 1 Pomeroy Beatrice M. k of r Ia ~• of 1 aeptte acbtel ,_ .,_.1 y room . . D ' MRS T th din children and seven great grand Rt •' Rae'100 tar. to b<! btstah,.. at the ftre- Forreat B '" ·a....,.. ng Men, UDlte: Cancel your wlv- ay · · · were e ner guests of Mrs. er, · • ' house Thursita· July 18th was choir relwlrsala al Mount Ut>eo' sub!ICri tions Don'1 k Dear Mrs. T: McKelvey's parents, Mr. and " children, Dlckess, Rl. I Ironton, ' y, ,., . Tbdnp . · eop I'd say he's asking for • ' Mrs T G JDlld of Ra · Funeral services will be at to Crank Rt 3 Ironton decided 88 Ute evening when ton College In nutance, . ~.::..~f :,:ontenlttaaroubndl matching hoe • and -rake set, ' on the ·F..;rUt of ":;:ly CIIH! · Ute Reedsville Church of Christ M~s. John' C.· Hunter, D~lbar· !!5. gdallolono ,?! Ice cream will be day a~ FrbeidayC.JSa~!Y ~~_! 1 · -~ uru~ ma e F •• • Da H M Rod • at 2 p m Sunday with R e v wv rna e r we Ice cream social cbolr wo 10 eve..... ,.,.,. stuff oot of Utelr sight. - come au.er • . y. -: · . . "· ney Coffman, Mark, · · · ton, · · a. II. be held Jul 18th on the I Ut will perform at tbe NoriJI. SMART HUSBAND This column os dedicated to Brtan and Tommy returned Wallace officiating. Burial wUJ Blrtba Y ot t!l' . . . family living, so II you're hav· home to Clinton, Ohio Sunday By Ualted !'rHo lntonatlonaf b.! In Ute Rulhvtue cemetery. Mrs. Shei11Uin H. Basham, ~w~ by tbe Racine H 0 me Olio! Methodiat JuriadJcltonal Dear Smart: lng kid trouble or just plain after spending two weeko wiUt A report tltat movie star Friends may call at the Ar• Bidwell, daugh)er. II : 15 $n · Bioltopo Conference_. Wive• could say the same trouble, let Helen Help YOU. her mother Mrs. Aleta Parsons. Jack Palance had eacarted a baugll Funeral home until time Thursday. Mrs. Keith F. thin( about Playboy-type maa- She will also welcome your Mro . Parsons ..tutnecl home Negro women to a movie bouse of services. · han, Wellston, daughter, BACK TO SCHOOL SAVINGS ON azlnes. That unattainable shill own amusing experiences. Ad- with ber daughter for a •loll. In Tuscaloooa, Ala., Tburlday . a.m. Thursday. In the center fold packs a reat 1 dress Helen Botlel in care of Mr. and Mrs. Da...,ll Perry nl«ht set off a wild melee Scholanhips Come JIIS<qrged swingin' " breeder of discon- this newspaper. and family of Parkersburg which pollee broke up with tear T 4 M I G d Patients ....,..,tly ~cltar·ged 0 tent." - H. spent Wednesday wiUt Mrs. ga•' and fire hoses. e p ra 8 included Harold Dixon, M r So What El,. Is "'ew! ' Perry's mother, Mrs. Aleta More Utan 300 enrqed whites Ohio University Freshman i Thomas Boll, Mrs. Regular 2.98 each _ _ _ _ 2 for 4.99 Parsons. burled bottles IIIII Rtonel at Ute IChotarohlpo for the 1964 • 65 1Clark, Mrs. R. J. ,P:e~rry!·~~~ Regular 3.50 each 2 for 6.49 lloar Helen : Mr· and Mrs. Don Johnson Uteater, ~enUy Integrated. A aoademlc year have been a- H. G. Wllls and n n You hear all this fiddle-lad-, and 800 were Satuiday evening plate glass window wu broken. warded to lour Meip ~IIana H. G. Wllia and Infant oon, Ml'"' ll Reguler 3.98 Mch 2 for 6.99 die about birth control Utese dinner IUesla of hlo P81'1!!111, A force of about 4ti helmeted by tbe Ohio Umversity BUJy S. Board and infant daunobody dog anything Mr. and Mrs, Thereon.Johnson policemen moved In with tooar Fund, bout but it ft's an establlshi!d fact RecelInclng . Ut hoi shl ghter, Mrs. R. D. Dot80fl and of Racine. IU and fire tnt<kl were v e IC ar I"' infant daughter, Mrs. C. E. !'>at ll we doo't curb tbe birth Mr. Marvin Swan and M~ t1llbed to tbe ,.... and used are Louella Thompson, daugb- Woodard and lnfAAI eon, Mrs. r'>te. the world will eventuaOy Mr. and· Mrs. Robert Euler lyn and Bill visited Sunday ltlgb-pt:tisure boseo to dlsperae ler of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald R. L. M. Lathey, Mrs. Clyde -------------eat Itself Intone!ertiiictlon. I'm and daughter spent a weekend with his parento, Mr. and Mn. tbe mob Tbumpson, Pomeroy; Ben Earl liX Donald Nott. Carol Lovette, • ; ·;h~~;:<"::• a 1protectloo and with tbelr paren~ Mr. and ll• r ry RO Swan. , .When was all over, autbur- Petrel, son of Mr. and· Mrt; Bert M;,. Bernard Harper, J II n rnn•ldoratlo:'!u ~~~n serious Mrs. Henry Euler and Mr. alljl M•. -- ~ ; ·• IIIIo. : :-: WW!R lllet said Ute report wu 1111- ::U~· :~cine; ~· Ita~ Schtnlng and Jerry R. Strau.. lorms. i ~ Mrs. Haro>ld Roush. They at- Mc!(et\ley. ffilled - Monday founded. Palace was accompe- M ~~ Langr. baugh. tended tbe Hill reunion at Port- evening wttb Mr. and Mnl. ,... rtled by his wife and cblldren, rs. • e ----Why bother wiUt marriage? lind on Sunday. bert McKelvey of Belpre and tbe theater manager said. Rt. I, ond Larry Paul Landon, There are many advantag.. to Marilyn end Bill Swan · are Mr · John McK~lvey of Park.,... At Jackson, Mils., FBI Dlf1lC- 1011 of Mr. ond Mn. Ia Donald • single life and • constant spending • few days with their burg. tor .J. Edgar Hoover was Landon of Tuppers p Ins. challl" of parfJten. Evetybody grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. GFTS AF PAcr IIChedUJed to confer with Gov. kllillrl man Is not a lllllll08am- Harry SWan and with Mr. and wASHINGTON (UP!) _ The Paul 8. Johnson on the racial SOCIAL ANNOUNCED I!UJ creatun. U we - • Mrs. Clarence Price, their aunt Atr Force ha• owarded a $%2;· climole In Ute Doop !!ouUt statoo Saturday, July 18 the Brad- Gauge readings: cfiiJI deeigned and IIClentlflcal· and uncle. : IIJU311 contract 10 Feihirlil where a new wave of vloleiiCI! bury P.T.A. will spon,... an Darn 18.7, 13.0, running If cattlrolled our IOCial IIIStltu- Mrs. Rodney Coffman and El.;.,tric Corp., Paramus. N.J .. has followed passage of Ute ! Ice cream ooclal on tbe ~hoot feet on rollers, Pomeroy·Ma.. ti!!ltl. n could eliminate out- so111 of Clinton are opending to operate and maintain log; 8. ·1 rights law. \ lawn with 01!1\'ong to begtn at oo ZU7, Pt. Pleasant 24.'12,11lnda!od IIIOt'OII audl u Ute IIlli\- two weeks wltb her moUter, tics support for the Distant . 4 p.m. Homemade tee. cream ton .46 lalllng, Kanawha Falltl Le Mano Cpe.' Local owner witb low mneage, ,rood llret, H)\ unit and tho problems Utat Mrs. Aleta Parsons. F.arlv Warning System (DEWS) ' and homemade cakes wtll be minus .09 falling, Charlelltott 328 eu. ID. VB en!lille, automatic trano, Red but!ket aeato out of penonallty clashes Mr. and Mrs. Don Johnson atonr U.S. borders. leabtred at Ute event. Mem- 17.115: London, Marmet and ond vinyl Interior. Red ovor white flnloh. Radio a beator. · I bera of the P.T.A. have been Winfield dams were on the contacted for donations and if sills. aoyooe has not been contacted ll<lol movement<: they may call Mrs. Wilbur Oblo River - Reliable ••am II Tblo' low mlletle one owner wagon Is Uke new Inside •tid New lot line whitewoU tires, whlta over bl10t flnilll. . ,_.Jd, Mrs. Robert Morris 13, 7 a.m.; Colton Queen uowu 11 out. Powerlilde, power oteertnc. radio and llealer · 1-· Ornt or Mrs. John Jeffers lor do- 13, 8 a.m.; Ortentsn Bayou • ly DOROTHY KILGALLEN nations. raine and Philip 'Sporn •-·--" CHEEKToWAGA, N.Y. iUPil bound and waiting at Dam - A woman aerialist fo8t ber PROJEC'I"S JUOOED Andrew Calhoun down 14, lied .tnyl trim tmd bucket lem, no R.P. entdM, 4 Gil the floor. Jet black' finish, eood t1reo. Radio and heater balance on a high platfwm ond Sewing end cooking projects a.m.; A. E. Dyke uP 15, fell to her deoUt Thursday of the Wide Awake 4-H Club p.m.; Chris Jr. uP 15, 2:40 night In • ltorrOr-fllled ellmat were judged by Mrs. Melva m.: Pennsylvania up 1~. . 111i4o Midnight'• Notebook: Anne what hit him when he arrlved at' tile Con- of a delu.:&erytng act 1 he Crabtree Monday afternoon at p.m.; Harry Dyer up n, Light ,...n flnl11!, .tnyl ln!Orlor. Heater. Tlrft llko !lew. Bancroft may get the leading role in cord and got the "Hello Dere" treatment otaged wiUt her husband. the home of Mrs. L. w. Me- p.m.; L. Fleore tlp 15, Save lfU and bave full. · ' '· ~chard Rodgers' Broadway musical ver- from the madcap team of Marty Allen Veteran clrcul bigh-wlre per- Comas. Members of the club p.m.; Indiana up 15, 12:5o a.m.; siOn of "The Time of the Cuckoo " which and Steve IIDssi, who juBt happened to former -llettJ. Bergen h_sd 011- • ho were not present for the Defender up 15, s a.m.; Buct-11 Shirley Booth originated on th~ st;.ge be performing there. They did 20 min- lsbed her act, She unltooked Judging Monday are to ..,... eye Slate up 15, 3:30 a.m.; Sl. a_nd Katharine Hepburn played in the utes of ad-lib kidding dii-ected at the ber safety belt and prepared to tact Mrs. McComas In order Marys up 15, 4:30 p.m.; LY,.. 8 qL online, PoWOfllldt tra111. Pollllletloi> Ulo, · ftlm ~itf~n titled "Summertime." Can Senator from the huge' nightclub stage, de9Cen4 a ladder to the ground. for the artlcl.. to be judged at il. down 15, 1:1§ a.m.; n.uctJ uew llreo. Cltaa IDteriot, fin flnlall. · , · Anne smg . Probably she can; she does and after lt was over, Sen. Keating was But, suddanly, as her aerial- Ute Meigs Colntty Exlensloo D (towing Wind Symphony eve~hmg else to perfection, and it's virtually mobbed by the Concord crowd. 1st husband and o c~ of 3011 Office. ' barge) down 15 , 5:U a.m.; Sounot like!~ that Mr. Rodgers would entrust He took it all with good humor. · Local owner, elwl IDI«<or, t eyl ltd. ..... "baatar, watched Thursday mght, Pjlrs. Utem up 20 , 5 a.m.; ·A. J. Pat. any of hts .s~ngs to an actress without . The town's top disc .joc.teya are serul- Bergen llliJ>Ped· She executed Good tinl. 1 DAUGHTER 101\N . len down Zl, 6,u a.m.; Edeamul!ical obthty. He's notably fussy that mg_ thetr belll wtshes to aiUn~ Roy Bat- an amazingly graceful beck- Mr. and Mn. Rlcbard StDI·I' Bosworth doWII 23, 1Q:JO 08 way. In the Rodgers . conception of the tocio, the very popular young Capitol ward tumbl 40 feet to I h Ienhoff Colttinbul scnpt, the herome wUI not be an ageing Records executive . Five nightclubs 1·8 " • · .,.. am p.m.;. RaveNwood Jelleraon down 21. pavement below. nounclngoflite birth of &re a daup down GleeDLoc!al owner, eleall lnl4rlor, • qL ltd - · · ·b - ; sptnster, but a young American girl who Atlantic City that had closed because of blacktop Physicians from the audience ter, t:..ureen Ka••. J"nr ~ ot up. i':• a.m... l!loa up GreeD..,.., .-!1!1. llldlo, ltetllll', fOOd ...... goes to Italy for a dramatic change of poor_ busine$1 are planning to reopen worked fevertsbly tq h 11uo tal 111 ·Col · scene and way of life. wtthtn a f_ew weelts to capita"--. on lite . . save er ~ pi up 2:50 a.m.: AM up Greenup ...., but It waa to DO avall. Doctors. bul. The ,_ baby na• t 111 o 3:511 a.m.·. "'--· B-t ~From a close friend of the Kennedy Democratic convention crowds expected t St J ph lnt m ty i 1 a . · · 08 ereo munt brotltors, Brian 4 and llruce · G,_,up 5::10 a.m.: Jobn J. famUy: ."Sargent Shriver has assured to go pub-crawling after agenda hours. SlatiOI WIIOII'· Len thlD IIJ,GOI) actQI apotltl!l • • • Hospttal said she died of a broGrandj>at'tllts •• Mr. and - . , up Greenup 1:6 a .m. 1 ' Jacquelooe that he won 't compete with Interior, PoWlr8114e trolll., radio, llflter. Slt.,P a.rlo: Robert Goulet, whose records are be- ken neck. Mrs. ll. W, 8toltenboll of Par- Sycamore up 31, 7:10p.m.; £&. ......, fiDiab aad elWt tatorlctr, Wlilteftll tiM lib new , Robert Kennedy if the Attorney General ·n t be b' II · E · Is, Frattce. M~. Sloltenbolf Is 80 Pem-tv•nlst c1tniD Meldabl : wants the Vtcc-Presidential nomination. glnn~ o tg se era m utope and ANNOUNCE SOCIAL tbe 1....,.r .............. DIHard •• ~· ' Aiton .,_.,_ d ' That would be the last thin~ he would the ent, plam an extensive world tour Tbe Rutland MYF 111 BpOII'I · ;r·{"' ' ~~~ . 2,_ p.m.1 - ...,. """ : want. It ts clear t.hat Jacqueline, 10 close in 1965 .. Merriman Smith dean of . oct Meldahl 4:40 p.m.: 1lllDoll Spolleel deaD IIIW!or. Wblta ftn1ob. V8 e!~Pt6, pi>1 . to Robert ts dedtcated to him, believing White House correspondents, is back at aonng an ct cream 8 al Satcknm Meldahl 7-30 P m ' Jeff. IUeriD&. ,ower .brut~, auto. 11'1111, radio IJl4 beatlt urday, July lith at Ute Rutltmd boa ~• ' ., ,: strongly m hts ability and his destiny" his desk after I hospital stay, but olitl MeUtodist church yard at I OIYOTI!D TO INTEIIIn OP t ...,.u Melillltl II p.m.; So: . . The producers of "B&refoot in the weak and underweight. Hfs tllnes-a · p. san Lane down MekfahJ 4 am m. Pop, cake. pie, coffee, and MIIGS M'IIO" ARIA ~'IPtllt 0.. - Calltr . a' : Park," the Broadway comedy bit, de.. burst blood veoael between the eyes , manded that fUm producer Stanley Kra- could have been fatal. Docton won'l per- sandwiches, also will ba sold. • -.. •· -·up S p.111.; Cbarlel K. down . .; f.DoOr. 111ut ,tllllU, rood llnl, krL •aline, radio. Jttet. er. Powvllide . . : mer post a •2s.ooo bond usurtng that mil him to leave WOihfnaton 8b he will Everyme to welcome. II p.m.; Fnrtldln B. up II:· : Efllabeth Ashley will return to her lead- not be travel!~ with LBJ ~railan for sp-• a.. .., o. f...-~~~ v..... 10 am· ~~ .l!.tL'U 'lAY r\•T . lU1ft C-.p. l•t-P · '"' $1.' ' "I &llllta . WCIOdl .up i·lO , !' i int lady role In "Barefoot" on schedule a while . . . B an Sommezyille, press ao. 01tto. • • • - ·" " • a.m. • Mr.diughler, 1111d Mrs. Rita Donald - " __ •-- 111Ytr . - IIIII Podro lllltltit . . . . ,OOotJ tiHi,.llitUI*rlor. vt ....... ' ~ : after the'• completed her role In "Ship' eot f or the Bealles, has left the group and KayPullins .1 0 d "" ....... , ..,.. ....... 1111~ trau• .tolllti .AIId buill' . ' )\: .t. ; of Foots." and returned several times, during the niece, Darlene. Pulllna spent • - " - - " '"'"'""· ut> Mttrmet 1:10 a.m.; TlltU. f i Mitcb Miller, responsible for diBco•- lut lili montlts. No trouble with the dar""'"' Atlll down Wlblleld 4:11 p.m.; -: . • ~!iiNctl ~L fl.~ ' . ~· erlng ao many singers, is boosting Tobi ling boys, but giant headaches, on · and ==~tw~ Park, ...~;~.. ?1,;,":"..;~ ~:.:; Sandy_ dmm Wlnflold 7:21 p. ~ j Reynolds, currently at the Cafe Au Go off, with th;l~anager, Brian Epl!leip - ........ - - · - y...,_ m.: Lillie Ethrud up Winfield ~ Burl Jves' medically recimented ... Monte .~ ~~'Is In ·New York !,tom HA¥\1 VIBl'I'OB8 -·- • • ''"" ., 7:56 pJIL; 0. F. lhellnt anrrtll ·~ ~ rice and, fruit diet has been a IJ'Ut aucVe111 IOOIIIDJ for a Broadway abow MISII Claudette Lafferty ol · - ..,,," . " _. ,. Wfrillold 11:10 p.m.; Quieti City lHe 1 lost 90 pounds, with oaiJ 10 to acnpt swtablt for launchlnl hlo lateet Columbua ljiOIK Ute wtellend : .\~ up Wlllfleltl a:ao a.tK: Jel'f'J San, Kenneth B. Keallna set aome dlscloWJry. Patte Finley~ -Moate tbillkl and Mrs. Luella llttnoa . of It ' A.!tl Jktnoi1b· up Wlnfleltl I; I). •· .:iaiad of record by P'"ting thouaands of Patte, daughmr of WubllllltOD State 1!11• t8hade .apenl tlte FOIII'tll of• July ., - - . , . . - - m.; c. v. BariMit dinm · Wlit·tl .. ;admlren at half a dozen top hotelt in the pre~ Court Justice Robert Fl~leJ, 9rlll wlUt Mr. and Mn. Josepb Bee- :.::"':...-.,..., .:,.~~ !WI 4:• a.m.: Etprcllll ...... il i i!:abtllll. But he wun't prepand tor be tbe next Shirley MacLaine. Jle, Sltlrley IIIII Bua. ....., ,.,.. _ _.,..., Wluflelcl 6:50 a.m. 'W-~""'"--ollili;., Oi"""M~+""'"-.o;.;,;;;;,"""iiioi.OoliliiOoi I C "I ToGuideRe~ona OUDCI Young GOP f . M Co l y '[Jelen 1/e/p Us! for treaeurer, :::;;.';'! THE SPORTS DESK Hospital News i' R Bnngs • WliJd MeIee At Theater · ·' oi ,,;o or Dallas' ' ... · - 11 BILLY THE KID JEANS "•Y• ' POrtIand SOt!iety Notes I ----------1 THE SHOE BOX 0:.1::~~~· - it :.;h Orton TRADE 'N' TRAVEL AT TIME POMEROY MdTOR SAVE co. ruver News ® LOT NOW 1963 Pontiac Tenlpest --.... · · $2295 I Aeri'alist DI'es In Fall From Voice of Broadway ••• reporting .H .ighPIatf ' 1962 Qnrolet Impala St. Wag. $2389 . 1963 Corvair Monza Cpe. · ··- ·· $1995 1962 Volbwaga 2 Door-Only $1$45·, 1961 Chevrolet ltl Air 4 Door · · $14JS 1960 Chlvrollt 2 .,.r .-....... reU $1095 1960 Olds "II" 4-Door ··· ·· · ·:-$1495 .,.I u....., ·-· """" 'Go ... 1957 , . . . -'7: w ':fj ' ,110 . . . ' . 4 Door •• $1195 · ...... Only U.S .. · · ·_· POMER.OY . c.·•-.o .:z.., . j ~ r••• 1151 Chtmltt..,.. .. Oily $f95 _,.:::':"¥:"' =...- l mil•. 1960 Dodt• THE DAllY SENTINEl the 1961 Comdr LlktWOCMI·.; ..... $,495 ... . a .· lly GEORGE C. LANGFORD UPI Sporn Writer< When All-St.~r, hero .Johnny Callison satd" tl s gol';" be a Pholhes year he didn t mean th • Nationat Le~gue 1ead ers wero "'adY to stt beck and wait for tbe breako. Callison won the AI~Star game Tuesday wiUt a three-run J, ninth Inning homer, but be kept I But Calli0011 cbarged the ball ! Willie Mayo ood Willie Mo- In otber Natiooal League been aidellned wltb a Ute Phillies 1l!i games. ahead of and threw a •trike on Ute run , Covey helped tbe Glanta keep games, the Braves downed Ute feetion since May 31 and the Gtants Thursday ntl!fll _with to the plate w nail fWblns<>n , 1pace by olammlng home runs Pirates lHi and the Met& upset oot takeo batting practlcl a pm-pomt ~ from rtgh~ who was carrying lhe tying in San Francisco's 9-4 >erdlet Ute Cordinall 4-3. Thursday night. field to home plate. run. . over Ute Cube and the world The Ori ,__ w·th o-tbeswept 1 doublet •• u•e PhilUu leading 4--Z, Reliever Jack BaldS<bun shut champion Dodgers 1 a n t 11 beader from Indians 4-3 and and runners on second and out lhe Redo on one bit over gameo behind by blowing a ~2 Z.l tbe Yank ll'ed to to third with two out lD tbe sev- Ute tiDal twoltlnlnga w give the lead with two out In Ute nlnUt ~ Seoa ees ra 1 • P enth, Deron Johnson rlned a Phillios a 44 decision. inning to tbe Houston Colli, to ted Ut":" S:he Tigers . single to rigllt S<oring one run. Gllllll a:., p..,. losing IHI. tripped the Al~le~!; ~~ Interest IS, Highin New Pee Wee Baseb3 llTourney Mason, Red Sox, i.e.o I Callison's Throw Nabs Robby At Plate, Reds Los '' I"" I .. Dall1 !llntlnll, Pomeroy-Micl~t, 0., lulJ 10, 111M-I .Ji I . .J Baldridge, Bowling Green, Divorce Petitions a![· ,.!"lntt Au STABS ;:to "'t~ ~~·~:rre': Utes.. Line Scores A Leagu•action Mays col~ Ills 2Sth hom- j By uu:::t!~r:-ttoaal ~; a~~ ~~~:r ~~ h~:~~~ II:; :;_] Rl·o Gno n de Wll·n Interest is running high for the Pee Wee Tourna· . men! slated for this month at the Syramse Bas. ball Park. Several area learns have indicated already thf'ir intt>nlions they will enter. Tournament ManagP-r Bob Louks ha.li snid thP tour- Mason's T:lgera needed nine · · t del t ,. p namen t f or ei:l)t and nine year-old hoys will begin on mmngs o ea ""'e omeroy July 18. Partictpating youngsters cannot be 1u vears-o ld Yankees Thursday nigllt--three before Aug. 1. · over par - by the score of 8-3 It is hoped teams from Pomeroy, Middleport Salis- in the first game, then the •-- Froa 128 033 ..,.. 000- 8 18 0 Chicago 010 010 1102- 4 10 3 8anford, Perry (2), Shaw (9) and llaller. Jackson, EI•ton (5 Seo Sc ), II (I), burr (8), Burdelle (8) and Bertell. WinnerPerry (7--4). Loser - Jackson asainst Larry Jackson and tour Cub reUevers. Gaylord Perry (7-4) hurled seven reilel inuing~ to gain the Ylct<>ry. Dodgen Blow L<ad 1 Ron Perranoski of the O•.dgers came in to face the w~:>ak - LASTING SYMBOL OF AC:HIEVEftiiEPiltj polls Red Sox beat the youn8 Pomeroy Jet team 18-1 in the middle game. ln the long opener finally won by Mason the Pomeroy bury, Tuppers Plains, Logan, Sn11tlv.:> rn Lo('al Distrkt Gallipolis Red Sox and Rio Yankees were ahead 3-1 after (l11 )- HR- Mays, Gabrielson, hitting Colts with one out and 1 and other areas will be on hand t·> hattie for the champ: Grande ran over their opposl- four innings but Mason tied It McCovey. the bases loaded In the mnth.: lonahip. tion in shortened 4 inning at 3-3 in the top of the sixth, He yielded an infield single to Player rosters of 14 boys - - - · matches 18-1 ana 13-D. then pushed home five runs in St. Louis 200 000 100 _ 3 7 2 AI Spangler and Nellie F'ox ·s and two coaches mu.st be sub- at the fairgroiJnds in 1!=11~. It was the fourth night. of the ninth when Queen, Tulluch, New York 002 000 002- 4 a 1 two-run single which scored the mltti'd by July 14, or sooner Some of the count y's most first round play 38 J. Key~ and J. Zuspan hit sin- ''Jl''s sometbiag 1 learM«< bt Simmons (9-7) and McCar- tying and winning run. The loss If possible. All games will go prominent men of the time teams that, barring · w1th a Cree pass and hH Girl Scouts. It'll help me fiml ver. Jackson (5-10) and Taylor. was the fourth for Perranoskia full six-inning stint with a I many or them now are deeea~ will produce a new batsman 8lding their cause. my way back ln 8 1 ·hi k HR-Thomas one more than he had all last elan~ that all players must eL, served as offil.'ials for the in the Kyger Creek Boys' The Yanks got five hits, a. .out on ~' c 6 year when he had a 16-3 mark. IH ~LIH[It . annual field pley m each contest. d_ay that year. gue Baseball tournament on triple and sing1e by B. Werry, Milw. 531 000 200 _ 11 15 1 , Ancient Warren Spahn (6-8) Rurud •~ 111 ~uldours 11 joewt ll. ltlf · wlndl!IJ, Loouks, W'ho probably has 1 Some were Or Gribble, Curt- July 21. a double b}' R. Bachtel, and sin. Pit~ 200 202 000- 662 1 finding the victories tougher CHIII•ed walerprooJ•, tlloe• rn l~lant SH .Q rlone as_ murh. or more, than ' is Reed, J. E. Carleton, Waid Rio Grande took Letart 13·0 gles by J. Jacobs and K. WiseSpahn, Sadowski (6) and Bal- and tougher to ,t;:et. won his anyone m the !lfea for summer Radford, Jed Webster, Cliff ,in the nightcap and the Galli- cup. I ley . Law, Priddy(!), Sisk 121, f1rst game in a month but failed DIAMOND lltf:AM fx~UI$1!11~ ClrWii;l end . •I youth basehail progr?m'. is Rhndes, Fred Geoglein. Tom I Mason 000 102 ~ 7 2 I'D Face (3), Butters (71 and Pag- j to go the d;stan<·e for the llth poetet hold 111'11 1hlmmerlnr also presently plaruung a Crow and C. T. Coates. j (P~ Yankees (XX) 300 000 _ 3 52 Jiaroni. Winner _ Spahn 1 ~8l .. straight Ume. He was chased d1amcnds I 7 Jewels In re i· low or whiC. . fJI.II •·champ of Champ.')'' tourna- ln 1919 conte-shmts ill field Tulluch, Baldwin (WP) (7) Loser - Law (7-7). HR - Ma. , by the Pirates after giving up ment for >the ~yracuse ~all day events showed their stuff ) . T. Ingels. R. Bachtel. B. thews, Ma7.eroski, Alley. six runs in six Innings . Park. Respecllve champrons before a large audience of · By Untted Press lnternational Werry (6) (LP) d B W _ Frank Thomas. making his of Boys L_eagues. _throughout paring cust~mers Dr. R. F.. I National League ry, M. Werry (6).an · er Cincinnati 000 110100- 3 8 0 first appearance in 28 games, , ' the- .area wlll be InvJted Bo1ce was competing in the I G. AB R. H. Pc1. The Middleport R(>d So:t. us- Phil a 01000300x- 4 6 1 hit a two-run pinch hi I homer Boll Bartels of Rock Springs 220 yard dash and H'e 2211-}ard Clemnte. Pitt 75 303 47105. In the 18_1 rout or the Pome-' mg lhe long ball, upsel the j Tsilouris. McCool 181 and Ed- orr Curt Simmons with two oul found an interesting program low hurdles that year as a Williams, Chi 77 301 51102 . Jets by the Gallipolis Red Yank_~~ ThuJ'sday evening in 8 . wards. Culp, Baldschun (8) and m the nmth_ mnmg to prov1de Main St. recently while looking through PHS freshman. , Mays, SF 80 296 68 99. B. Harris had a single four-mnmg . ral!l - shortened Dalrymple. Winner--Culp t6-6). the Mets VIctory. Thomas had Pomero:y old papers tha! had been stor· The annual field day at Torre, Mil 75 282 48 89 . triple Blowers 8 homer gnmP 3-2 w1th Danny Lewis Loser - Tsitouris (5-6) . HR- Il.o;~.:.:;::.,.:.:.:;:::.:.,:_:::::=..::..:====:::ii:===:::ii~1 ed away. It IS from the lOth Pomeroy is now co'lducWi on Hunt, NY 76 286 35 89 .311 and single: Pauly two doubles and Steve Oiler. hitting home Dalrymple, Edwards. loter-class Athletic Meet of the field behind the Junior I Allen, Phil 76 299 56 92 .3118 d . . runs lor !h• wmn""' Pomeroy Htl.llh School held H' h Aar0 n Mt'l 78 ·~ 50 95 307 an a smgle. Hamilton a triple -. JUlJ' • and single and Lawson a sin- The other game between the Los Ang 102 100 010- 5 8 1 . --~:-__;~•:_...::::::.:_...:::=-:..:''~::::__·____:_____ Santo, ' Chi 76 284 49 87 .306 1gle. Two Jets ' B e d Se H to 000 020 hit safely, being rav s an nators was call- ous n . 004 - 4 9 1 C e~"da, SF' 67 246 36 75 .305 M J'olmer a single and M ed no coni Psi as it did not cov- Drysdale. R. Mtller (7) Per- . F1 uuu, StL 80 324 40 97 .299 · ' er four inniugs before the ! ranoski (9) and Roseboro. : American League Howell a double. . J h Gall. R. Sox. 162 9 - 18 10 1 rem. I· o nsnn , 0 wens (4). Larsen Oliva, Mlnn ;;~B ~· l~S Pet. P. Jets . . . 001 0 - 1 2 Dave Dodson had walked a-! (6_1. Raymond 18) and Grote. Allison, Minn 77 284 6l 95 Saunders and Lawson. Fol- head of Lewis's fir<>t inning Wmner - Raym~nd (3·2) . Los. mer, Hannahs (4) and Howhome-r. and Oilt:r's, the winrr l er - Perranosk1 (3-4L HRMantle, NY 68 220 39 72 i Grote 11 Fregosi, LA 68 222 43 70 . ng run eventua y, wns a s~!o .-'-.:·_ _ _ _ _ _ __ · RIO WINS shot. Randy Beckf:'!r also tnpBy United Pr IDle 11 1 Robmsn, Bait 79 295 40 92 led b t . . his pre-induction service ph)•sl . HI rna ona -Sadeckt (9-6) vs. Fisher (f>-7) Kaline Del 68 246 38 75 Rio Grande pushed out 8-0 •. . u was out slrelclung If I . . National League c·mcmna · ti at Ph'\1 adelphia. Hinton· wash 81 318 45 96 · in front in the rirst inning a- m a rundown · ca exammahon todav and then fly back to Ne y k to . 1 Philadelphia :· ; ~~ GB (night) - O'Toole (8-4) VS. Befl.. Bressd: Bos 80 301 45 91 .302 gainst Letart Falls, and could· For the Yanks, Gt;ne Powell lhe club in u:e ~:~ its r;~~ ' nett (9-5) . Aparicio, Bait 62 246 35 73 n't stop the run-parade. , and L<e Floyd SJngl_ed and with the St. Louis CardlnJ.. San Fran, ,. 49 32 .605 1'/.o Milwaukee . at Pittsburgh Causy, KC 79 312 39 92 .295 A. Hill spoiled a Rio Grande hoth scored ll>e third mn-1.---=-...=--==~=--.!1 42 37 .532 7'/.o (mght) - Ftscher (6-5) vs. Howard, NY 72 268 30 79 . Cincinnati no-hitter with a clean single in mg but relief potcher Dodson Pittsburgh 41 36 .532 71> Friend !6-8) or Blass (3-51 Home Runs the fourth inning. fenned Bolm and Hysell to a - - MOTOROLA--. Milwaukee 39 40 .494 IO'I.o Sa n F ranr1sco · Ch' ..,d the th rea t· 1cago American League: ., fo.r Rio Grande L. Bush sin1 at . S t. Louis 39 41 .488 11 Ma rt~hal (11-4) vs. Ellsworth Twins, 30; Powell, Orioles, 23; gled, Gilb<!rt singled, Morgan j Yankees .. .. . 002 0 - Z 2 'i & 36 40 487 11 . Los Angelet · (10-8) Allison, Twins, 22,· 0 1i v singled and doubled. Hutchins oRed Sox 201 0 - 3 3 I 37 40 _.481 11., 1> L. 08 AngeIes at Houston Twins; Wagner, I n d i an s, 18 singled, Oshorn doubled, and Haggerty and Powell. Lewis Olleago Houston 38 43 469 12 New York (ntght) - Koufax (12-4) vs. each. w. Hurt· doubled and tripled. (WP), Dodson (31 Md DocbOI:o /1 24 58 _293 27 We Repair AJI MakeJ . Tbanday'o Rsnlts Farrell (10-3) 1 National Leape: Mays, Gi- Letart . .. .... _ 000 0 - 0 1 3 Lewis (3). san Franc~ 9 Chicago 4 I ants, 25; Williams, Cubs, 28; Rio Grande .. _ 814 X -13 8 I -----Saturday'• Games Philadelphia 4 Cln. J, night Milwaukee at Pittsburgh Howard, Dodgers, 19; AII e R. Tucker (LP), Hall (31 and , SET FOR pHYSICAL New York 4 Sl Loul! 3, night St. Louis at New York Phils; Santo, Cubs, 16 each. . Morgan (WP), L. Bush ! NEW YORK (UPII _ P\tc,h- :1 WY 2-2255 Mllwallkee 11 Pitts. S, night Cincinnati at Philadelphia Runo Batted In (3) and Hutchins. er Bill Wakefield or the Ne·w II Houston 6 Los Ang. 5, night San FraiiCisco at Chicago American L<ague: GAMES TONIGHT York Mets is scheduled to Friday's Probable Pitchers Los Angeles at Houston Twins, 64; Stuart, Red Sox, 61 ; Tonight at 6:30 111. 1.eu1a at New York (night) American League Wagner, Indians, A Ills o U1e Pomeroy Pirates, al l W. L. Pet. GB Twins, 56 each; Mantle, .30 Fruth's play Malleable Baltimore 56 28 .641 Powell, Orioles, 54 each. Iron, and at 1:30 tbe Gallipolis New York 46 31 .597 3'h National League: Mays, Athlelica play Syracuse. Chicago 44 31 .587 4'h ants, 59: Santo, Cubs, SA11JRDA.Y NIGHT Minnesota 44 37 .543 7'h Boyer, Cards, 54; Stargell. Saturday at 6.30 p.m. Jones· ' Detroit 39 39 .500 11 rates, 51; Torre, Braves, 50. McNeil plays the Gallipolill In- ! Boston 38 42 _.475 13 Pitcbiug dians, Moxahala of above Cor- ~ Los Angeles 38 44 .463 14 National L e • g u e: nutg, plays the Middleport Cleveland 34 44 .436 16 Phils, 9-2; Farrell, Colts, Braves at 7.3ll, and the Porn.,. Kaosas City 31 48 .392 19'h Koufax, Dodgers. 12-4; Gibbon, roy Redlegs meet the MiddleWashington 32 52 .381 21 Pirates, 6-2; Marichal, Giants, port Redlegs al 8·30. Thursday's Results 11-4. Baltimore 4 Clev. 5, 1st, twl American League! Arrigo, Lewis Rep01ir Service Cu. Chest.,. Upright Baltimore 2 Clev. 1, 2nd, night Twins, 6-1; Ford, Yanks, 10-2; -FORNew York 6 Wash. 5, night Bunker, Orioles, 9-2: K a at, Ft. 420 Lb. Capacity Detroit 4 Boston 3, night Twins, 10-3; Wilson, Red Sox, e HEATING 5 YHr Guarantee • MiAnesota 2 Kan. City 1, night 9-3. ePLUMBING Los Angeles 3 Chi. o, night eROOFING Friday's Probable Pltchefl CH!CAGO (UP!) - LinebackChicago at Los Angeles (twi- er Jim Purnell from Wisconsin night) - Pizarro (11-4) and guard Joe Wendryhoskl R19. $24.95 _Sale Horlen (6-S) vs. Chance (&-5) Illinois, both lre<l agento, and Newman (6-31 Thursday with Ute Chi560 Lb. Capocity t WY :1-2314 Minnesota at Kansas Bears o! Ute National •lltll laM. pw'*tl 134 Milt St. Mlddloport (night) - Grant (5-5) vs. L<ague. tapa IIICIII1Ior (7-6) • 2l[tlllit. 7" . . . Choose From The.. Fine Cosco Procluds eloclrlc .,. Boston at lletrolt (twl-niJihtl -Morehead (li-8) and Lan>ailedl FOlDING (6-7) vs. Sparma (Z.l) and Mcs24.9S _ __ COM~ID4 Clain (1.0) Baltimore at Cleve! a n d • l'oldl... Boby $ 49 (night) - Barber (~) vo. Kra.-11 lick (8-41 New York at Washington lloctrlc $ 8l (night) - Ford (10-21 vs. DanReg. $2.98 to $6.98 iels (iHl) or Rudolph (1-1) WhiM oncl chl'Oft1l Salorday's Gameo Both Narrow Brim tlus _ ·89 630 Lb. Capoclty t Chicago at Loo Angeles · and Regular Brims Minnesota at Kansas City WY2-5291 9 tM.9s _ Boston at Detroit A NICE ASSORTMENT N. 2nd Ave. Mlddl•port Baltimore at Cleveland ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii! Now York at Waahlngton OF STYLES AND COLORS. t14.9S _ _ a 1 • th: :7tt HOmefS upset Yankees Boys' Play I Leaders 1 1 I K& CJewelerS I' FREEZER 3 I m T.V. RADIO SALE5-SERVICE CLELAND'S T.V. cosco 1 110111pact TIPE RECORDER If COlCORD! If • ... ,,.price $1 9 9 . 12 cosco Folding Stroller $1119 LEWIS REPAIR SERVICE STRAW HAT CONCORD - --- WERNER Radio & T.V. SALE $]. 99 to $4.66 ! OFF Men's & Boys. Light Weight Jackets SIZES 8 TO XL "·66 f3.32 TO REG. $4.91 TO $9.98 0 1 FF New York Clothing ,. House MAIN ST. POMEROY PIay Pen .... • .... ,,s_ 8· J umper Chatr Ut1•1•tty cart .... "'·" 6· $]1 • ca rf .... Servang Buffet Cart .... $2]-1 Bar Stool :.. Counter Stool ~: ;;;~s $]]-19 Step Stool::·~~,.. __ $]3-49 High Chair -:'~ t17.9S _ $]5·39 • c.... ....,.,,~," _ $]2·79 H••gh _Ch. aar 1... ROWLEY & REED/HOWE• lltiDDLIPOilT, 0. 16~tUPRIGHT$249 18~tUPRIGHT$279 l l F:~Scu. CHEST $J09 Lb. Capocity • Pay only $]0.00 Down And .As Little As $6.50 Monthly H&RFIRESTONE STORE MIDDLEPORT, o. .' �"' \ ( ~I .•. o., ·I 'Dally senUnel, Pomeroy·Micldltport, July 10, 1964 "nlo•e present • !amlly mEl'Teoo ALMANAC \..~ ...~~_;~~~;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;:;;~ gathering In honorlor of the bir!Jl. r United '""· oallonal G days ol Olarlos and James as· Todoy Is Frld8y, July 10, the ton at tho James Gaston home \ 1112nd day of 1964 with 174 to on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs . follow. Mr. Billy Vetella Is spending . Charles Gaston and family, Mr. J The moon is approaching its Thet Her hrother Timmie Priddy, .: • rt'turned. te kansas with them a few days Jt Cabin Cr~k. and Mrs Cllffonl Smith, Nellie first quarter. $ • Ale anr Mrs R11nald Rile to gpend the rest or the sum- w. Va., with hi1 mother. Mrs . Mrs. Roberta Parker, Stras-l and James, Mr. and _Mrs. By· I The morning stars art Jupi'And two dau~htflrs. Shelle)' anrt mer . They attended the 01: Joe Vetella . burg, and daughter, Anna Park· ron Gaston and. family and ter. Saturn, V~nus . and Mara. Rife who ha! ~mptoy. er were visiting with Mr. and \ b'i"· and Mt~'· Richard Gaslonl. On th:s day tn . history . d I blrll L arry · shl t C H· M s Ney Carpenter on Wed· Athens, Mr. and Mrs. Pau , In 1890, Wyommg wa s a m ~ . . all buttoDJ 1 ro replaced oo oour ltuadortd • ,. ment at ~a. d ng 1~ hi" ·par~ ne~ay and Thursday . r.aslon , Loi~. Leah and Joe, 1ted to the Union as the 44th we will l•undry . · · sptnt a wf-e en w · St ne t ac and Mrs. Lucy Gaston, Albany . state • 0 ants Mr . and Mrs. Charles cn~r~ni:o"';.~• br~th=~. M; ond Mr. and Mrs. William t;as· : In . !908, Will ia m Jennings · 0 Rlf•. 1 / M Maynard Thomas ton and family of Gfousttr. 1 Bryan was nominated by the l l ~~~~~iiiiiiiiiiia ~ · Mr . and Mr~. Robert Rife ' =~d da~~· hter. Anita of New Mr. Arthur <ias.ton and Mr. , Oemot'rats as th~lr p~esid~ntial 1 ~- ~) I and children, Bobbi and Sam-! M sh.field Lo visit their son and Mrs. James Gaston, nep- 1candidate, ror the th1rd time. 1 •• mie. of St. Albans, W. Va. ha~·e a~r famllv Mr and Mrs Gene hew . David Hess. local. I In 1960, Ru ssia shot down . a ' returned· after a week 's vaca· Th ' L e., ·Mass She then I Mr. and Mrs. Dale Stansbury j U.S. plane in the Soviet Arctic. 0 ' tlon with his parents, Mr. and I ~~ 8 ' Kitt~ry M~lne where 1caii!Nt on Mr. and. Mrs. Murl Jn 1962. the Telstar satellite Mrs. Charles Rife and her Ihe gu~st of her dau- ~ Davis, Dexter, FtJday. Mrs. ; relayerl televi sion ~1rt11res from I mother, Mrs. Emma Williams her Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Pot· Davis had fallen and broken i the u. S. to Europe, and g t ' and dau hters. Ruth; her nose. Mrs. Davis Is a siS· 1 ira rece~v~ clear pictures back I I, or Rutland ROI'tt- 1. terson g JE'd ter ot Mrs . Stansbury. from Br1tam and F'ranC'c. Mr . and Mrs. Dewey Mollo- anr Anne. The group ;topt I Temple Church MYF met A ihouHhl for the day-Presi· han and chlldren of KalamazC?, at Nla~ara Falls on t Plr r~· the chur('h on Sunday evening. dent Abraham Lincoln said: Mich., spent Sunday with hiS turn tr PM.ldred W 1 h 1 • n. I.Jan Seel gave the program and I "Towering genius disdains a sister, Mrs. Ethel Rift and son Mrs. 1 Me/ 's ~ 0 ~ 0it· \ used the topi c. "The Soc:·1HI : IJetllen path . It sf'eles region!\! 8 James· rlnt~ t~ ~t. !it 9 ~ . phe Cl'e('d and Labor." Officers for : hitherto unexplnrt'd. '' Hurshel Justice call!d on al m e sonv e V: ere s the roming year were elected. ' - --- - - - - - Charles Rife Saturday evening. hal! und~rgone ma~or surgery, Thev are president. Sue Wright and ramllv of Mansfield, Jim I 4 dr. &-dan. One local owner. Low milea&e. Mrs. Charles Rife L'll very Mr. Hl~bert Cox 15 convalesc- Vic~ president. Jan See!, sec- ; R . Hohstt>iler and Dnvid - -Marmuch improved from recent l.ng at hls trailer home follow· retary , Amv Jo Wright , and tin of Rutland ancl Waynf' Netsurgery but still under 1 daoc- tng ~ !>lay Jn Sheltering A,:m: treasurer, ·walter Jordan . At· ~on o. Dextl"r made a rE-CPnt tor's care. d If 1hospital. SM\ Co~, 8 " ~~P tending the meeting wf!re trip to Lake E1·ie and !ilpent a 10 MIDDLEPORT, 0. 2 dr. Shows be~ t of care. Std. shift. Mr. and Mrs . Ro~al R e I of .the out eas er~f d ,.x r}' , Janet, Brenda and C<~thy ~ ~·;;;·e~e;;;ke:;:n;;,d.;•.:,l_;C;;;e:;d;;;ar..;.P_;oi_;n.;LiiiiiiiiiO and daughters of Salma, Kan. perunent Farm su ere a ! Massey Warren ond Eddie lr and his p11rents. Mr. a.nd Mrs. heart attac~ some time ago . : Keirns ,' Walter Jordnn, and and Amy Jo Wright, Jan Charles ~ife spent Friday af- Mrs. Edd1e Howery ternoon w1th Mr. and Mrs. Lar· daughters , Wlladean and Clara J h . 5 · 1. g n and '""·rl· 'I · . o nnv wear n e Ill rv G. Hoffman and son, StevJe, Shirley, have returned from a M. d M ·Arthur r••b· il Ttmpest 2 dr. Sports Coupe. Bucket seats, Auto. shift. ·; . . .th h nts M and ers. r. an rs. of Albany. VLSit WI er pare ' r, tree Potluck refreshments Hadio. One local owner. Really sharp. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Tho- Mrs. Ryan near ~nok~ , Va. wer~ ~n ·ovecl durin the sori~l 1• mas and sons Larry end slevie Mr. and Mrs. Cec•l Gillogly h g with an of Alhens spent Sunday with , and family of Athens cafl•d o~r;Hnner and family gathering EASY An exira bathroom lA ber mother, Mrs. Freda B<lw· . on Mr. and Mrs. Fern Gillogly I was held Sunday al Blod TO INSTALL IPs~ sptt<'P. than an av· I en. ' and Mr. and M~. Arthur Crab· Lick Woods, Reynoktsburg hon· Catalina Hard Top Coupe. Power steerin~ and brakeJ. Hyrlramatic. One local owner. Extra cleao, I Mr.•md.. Mrs· Wendall c.hap-1 tree recently, nrinR: Mrs Wanda St.ansburv : erage <' lothPs closet, man of Wellston spent F'nday I <:wc•sts during a rerent we-ek i Turner. Those present Included I Put m your colla)~~, wlth Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Chap· 1end at the home of Mr. and Mr and Mrs. Robert r.rav~' 'Mr. BIG WHEEL CABINU man. IMrs. H. E. Starkey were Mrs. and Mrs. C. W. Stanshurv·. Mrs. I e 1 ~ servic!!s .. , big protection. As Low As hil "f'l11t"nt, IHumh·~·. g;~r. Mr. and Mrs. John Vtrney I Donald .Jones and !iOn, David, i Mae Tewksbury . Eve-lyn. Smith 1 Th•t' s the MA story. AM mema!c:E' , workroom 01 an St:ltion Wuo n. Automatic shift. Good c~r. and son, M.1rke:y , of Huddy, Ky . Nelsonville, M.rs . Ossa Mark· land Mr. and Mrs. Connie But· . bmhip promises you outstand· d k t th ir f z 11 d M ina Emttgencr Ro<~d SP.r~i~ll! 8 are spen mg a wee rs. l le c Jumbus · Faye Kitzmiller f21.800eantr~ctoutlttslo!peed e ins o anesvt e an farm hon.e here, the former Grace Carr and Mr. and Mrs. 1 -O andso~· Biff Sabo Milassislar1ce to yow ... plus travel whrre Earl Reed property. David Wiseman and daughter ler"pogrrl Mr. 'and Mrs M.arl·on . aj~s and guidance, bait and a~· • J R d W "' ·· rut Mnd sll!rVICe, personal ltCI· Mr. C<Ar.l Marlm o an • · of Harris.o~ville. . . j M~Ciu,.;, Dxexter, Mr. and dent insurance, ar~d lots more. Ph•mouth 2 dr. Hard Top. A sharp car ln top condition. Va ..:md hts mother, Mrs. Maud Mrs. Ltllte Rupe 1~ 1~ Holzer 1Mrs . CJajr Stansbury and dau Sound e:ood? It is. Call AAA today. COME IN NOW! Auto . shift. R&H. na Hoffmar. of Langsville, and h.ospital where sl1~ 1s m trac- 1 hter of Groveport , Mr. and • • .• - • • • • • -~ Mrs· Patty Hoffman and son bon for a back a1l~ent. I ~1 rs. Jerrv Stansburv and dau · , of Albany . Mr. and Mrs. Voctor Perry ghter eoiumbu. Mr and Mr! AUTOMOBILE CLUB M~. and Mrs. Rar Brooks of spent. Satu~ay nigh~ .~nd Sun- Larn; Stansbu~'. Pi~kerin~ton: 1 Cabm Creek. W. \a., spenl a day m Fmborn VISitmg Mr. 1 M · d M War n G Turn· OF SOUTHERN OHIO 2 dr. Sedan. Owned by local raih'oad man. Auto. shift. r~cent Saturday. w1th Mr. and and .Mrs. Bob Wiles and other 1e/·a~{n chil~~en, ;:ynoidsburg, 232 E. Second Edward Baer, owner P..1rs. Charles R1f~. relat1ves. Iand Mr and Mrs Dale StansClub Represent•tlve Mr. C:harles R1le and Ron· Mrs. Robert Stout is in Char· b · • • · E. M. BURTON aid 1ife were in Athens re- Jeston, w. Va ., where she will [' ury. 1oca 1· cently on business. enter Memorial Hospital lor L . -- Phctne WY 2·263'2 . angsv111e X-rays and observatl?"· . Mrs. Juanita Sigman a n d 578 Bro•dway St. Mr. and Mrs. Pans Kimbler . children made a trip to their POMEROY, 0. Micldlo~rt, Ohio of Marion visited with Mr. · former home at Toledo and Mro. Andrew Greer and cently . The w. E. Cruouser family, . family on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. James Gaston accompanied by Lorry .'lll~lly have returned home after . . erl days vacation. They Spendmg a vacation with Mr · accompanied bv her nephew and Mrs. Tom Fitzpatrick David Hess. Th.ey were guest~ were Mr. and Mrs. Gene Can- of her relatives in Uhrichsville ! da~' and children, Columbu 5 . d Dennison and Akron, and a\~~ Mrs. Maude H9lcotr~b an journeyed to Oetrolt, Mich. • daughter, Mr~ .. Laura Krebs Justin Mosler, MJn of Mr. XL ·2 Door Harrl Ton Auloma1ic tr:~n <>. Radio and ht"1ler. were A~hens VJslto~s rec~ntl~ and Mrs. Douglas Mosier, is Huckt•t !'f'ols. Vin yl mlerior Low milt'H~e . Franc1s Knapp anti family convalescJng satisfactorily at ION REQUEST! Gahanna spent the week end , his home following a tonsflec· with Mr · and Mrs. Howard \ tomy at Shelterin~ Arm! HasTown l' :~ n r l \'R PnwPr \ I !'N in ~ H<>rlio and heater. Knapp . pita\ Athens . Mr. and Mrs. William Thom· l M;. and Mrs. Fern Gillogly a.~ of Col umbus spent called on Mr!l. Ginevra Foster vacation at their farm and granddaughter c 0 n n te _._ Pinn f' f'r::! Door H:ml Top . H:Hiio :. nd hP:>IN. powrr S1f'f'l'· and with her mother, Weyand a recent Sunday after· , tn ~ . ~uli•rnn11 c 1r;1m OnP ow nf'r Ola Perry. noon t .. Mrs. Harry Pettit and child- i i.i iil ren spent a night with tives In Huntington, W. Va. . 4 Duor Sf'd<m . 6 cyl. Alllomal lc tran~ . Radio and heater. Mrs. Glady• Morri• and chilV-8 automatic, power brakes, power steerlng, tinted Rl•ss, beautiful blue dren. Ray and Pal. returned all vinyl interior and like new wisiw tires. A real nice one home Saturday after spending • a week at youth church camp 4 Door l:;tllfion W:~ f_: rm V8 A11tomatie tr ans R:~dio :mrl near Parkersburg, W. Va. hf'fllf'r. Mr. and Mrs. Alhert Cone were Pomeroy visitors Friday. • 4 Dr. Wagon, V-8 auto. Radio, P.S. & P.B. W.S.W. Tires, One Owner, shoWI Mr. and Mrs. Wesley B<lbo excellent care 4_ Df'lor li ard Top SPrlan Powrr stec rin ~ . ndio :~nd ht>aler, of Chiflicoihe are spending a We Cen Finence Some Cers a\11omal l t tran s. Sharp. vacation at their rarm home near here. With No Money Down Only At ... Spending Sunday eYening with the Vance Wilburs were SI<Hion Wagon Ratlio ~ nd hratf'r, power slePring, brak~s his brother, Guy Wilbur and ::~nrl wmrlows . On(• nwnf'r. 4 Dr. Holiday Sedan, V-8, Auto. P.S. and P.B. Radio, W.S.W. Tires, Localfamily, Wellston. ly owned . Henry Bobo was a CoJumbus visitor one day the past week. Memorial hospital June 26, · 2'Dnnr S<'rlan R rv l_ Sr~ndard tr<Jns Hralt•r One owner ' an1l sh:1rp Low Mileage, Uke New v.a auto., power braka, power steerin&, S·way power seat, radio, WIBiW tires and air-condltioniDg. Mitzie, of Salina. Kan . SP<'n1 I weok• nd with their paNIIII, Mr. and Mn. Olarles Rife and Larry and Mr. and Mrs. Guy Priddy and family of Rctland. .Buckwheat :Society Notes roast saw July a4thIooat ofRutland they friendlwho,.. Jnd . oebool mateo. Tbey bolh arad· uated from Rutland lllgh. Carpenter - -- DID YOU KNOW Social News I GUARANTEES 1 f h 3 Sh"lrtS Free C g· II E~~I . • All ITEMS REDUCED! 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Shows excellent care by one :V-8 motor, auto., radio, heater, wjslw careful owner. 59 Oldsmobile 98 4Door - · · -· s1495 Full power, lnc\udme power windows radio, heater and good wl•lw Urea "' 8-w~y power aeat, Unted &IJH, CHECK THESE "AS-IS" SPICIALS 57 CHRYSLER 4 Dr. V.S 57 PONTIAC 2 Dr. H.T. 5I PLYMOUTH Wagon t::::·~~i~=·:....:$~3~9=5~~::~!~.=:..:$~4:!9~5~:V~",::.:·=~·.:4~9~- . KARR & VAN·ZANDl MOTOR SALE~ ·-. OPEN 'l!a. I p, M. ~ . CIMIUl1t 01• t••lle • . ' Tuppers Plains Society Notes J\lr ........... ,.,.. ..1 * atlendetl tile llldlealloD of new Ulllled llleii!NI Mr. and Mn. Fred Wblte of Mt. a.- •PMIIIJ. ' Atlleno wore IUeolo Wednesday Mn. Twill Clut 1114 IIIII!. 8ehool 2 p. m.: Won~ oervtce Pnyer meeUD& I p. m. Thurs- ovenlng ol Mr. Jnd Mrs. ~· White'• Qlapel ..,. . . . . 3:15 p, m. Sa1Urd•1· Preyer day, aid Violet. Mrs. Wilda Cowdery lllld meetin&, Thursday, 7:il0 p, m. Latlloran Clllll'C!bH- lt. P••l Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hawll:lu ohlldrea of Veto, wore Wedllt!l!t Sunday Sehool 8:18 1. m.: w... of Calllornla are spending thtlr day evenlnl .,_u~lir. Mt. Mor!U lllpll•t Cllarell. oblp aervice 10:30 - · m. : SL summer vacation hero with her Mrs. Wty Clan and t.n~~y. Ollll'dl., JCIDP, aunday School 10 a. m.; parenll, 141. and Mrs. John Ar· Mro. Myrtle Frolt a · Worsbi;J 9 a. m. bauth. the wacldlnt or ~ " ClllllC~ of Cbrlot, PoaeNJ, tar, Milo Marlene Jerry Maotera, putor: Sunday lng worship: 1:1!0 p. m. BYI' dau&hter of Mr. and Ml'l. School 8:10 a_. m. Churell 10:30 lnd Junior Fellowship; I p.lll. Torrence, at Columbtll, .IUit a.m.; ChriStian Endeovor, 1:10 Evening aervlce , 7.30 P· , II; 20. Miss Torrence wao merrlltl Zloa Cburc:h of CbrW, Pom• Chnrcb o1 Ged, Mt. Mortolu p, m, Evening Service, 8:30 p. Wednesday, Prlyor meeUDc, to ROIInfl BtU al t.neaoter lliil roy • Harrisonville Road, Eu- Rev. ira M. T1bbs, pastor: SuD- m. 1:30. p. m. Weclneadll)', Senior they will llllkt tlleir borne • cene Underwood, mllllster. B~ day .Scbool 8:40 a. m,; Worabi~ Syracasa Fin! UDited Presby· Chmr Practice. 3·30 p. m. Tue• Canal Winehettor. . ble school 9:30 a, m.; Morntn1 service II a.m. and 7.45 p. m.. terian Church, Rev. Howvd day Junior Choir Practice. Dkey Rardin ol Alaoll, lift. worship 10:30 a. m.; Evenlng Prayor meo"'l T:30 p.. m. Tuea- Ruppelt, pastor; 9 a. m. Wor- htllellem Bepllol ebordl, and Mrs. Earl NldM>Is and " ' worslilp 7:30p.m.; Robert Reed day. Youn1 People, 7· 30 P· m. •bip Service: 10 a. m. Sunday Great Bend: Rev. C. L. o·eon. of Fullondakl, Ala., Mr. il!ll Blblt School Supt. Fnday. School. nor, pastor: Robert Lewis, supt. Mrs. Wlllord Tipple and fuaiiJ 8 aeuoe Melllodlol CUJocb, Bndford Cblll'Ch of Cbrlll, FedenW Cbaroh, Pomllfe1, · t:SO a. m. MornlnJ Wol'lhlp oJ Athena, Rev. and Mn. C. ~ 1o1m Ia tbinkinr about "what he want. to be.• R,;" Carl Herring, paotor; o. N. B. lmbolttm, pastor; Homer Carl Kautz, Supt.; sun d 1 J Nichola ol lwanlllll, all w~ No . he doein't want to be a jet pilot, nor a nuclear 5 , Wtnebren-, aupt. Sllllday Forrest, Supt.; Bible School School, •· m.; Worship and Sunda~ School; 7 p. m. Ev· guests here of Mr. an.l ~ 01 8 1 THf CMUICII fOI AM ... phi.tc:ilt nor a lawyer nor an actor, nor a doctor, School 9. 1 m. BJ. 9:30 •· m.: Morning Worsillp, bour 10 ,30 a. m.; Charlos Nor- emng oervtce: Thursday, 7.30 Clarence Nichols. ,• .E. All FOl THf CHUtCH nor 1ft;, benlt:er, or chemlot. John has deeidod. bl 8 Stud. ?:sOp m. Wed. 10:30 a. m.; Evenln& Worsbi;>, ria Layman. p. m. Prayer meetin&. , Mr. and Mrs. Robert · y, · 7 p, m. Wedneotlay, 7 p, m. ' spent a week with lbelr 1"111!t He waots to be a J\IINISTER. Tho Cbwch io t.be ....... UB Charcb, Letut Falls, s .... Bible Study. Fin I Baplill o.arc., Mlddl• Norlll MolD Sir eel Cllarell ol daughter, Mr. and Mn. • . . ractor on ellltth foro U.. !Mall~ 1 wondered If hia father or hla uncle or anYone. dey School 8:30 L m.; Worship port, Rev. Donald Boone, oa• Cbrlst, Rutland: Dr. N. C. CarJefferis and IIOD of Tbe ~ inr o( character aad Jood elae In tbe fami)J is a mlnloter? Stranrely enourh, no! citi11Dihip.lt ila a&orebOUM services Sunday, 7:30 p. m. Freedom Goopel Mln!OII, ... tor: Sunday ScoooJ 9:11 a. m., penter, mlnister: Bible ~ Ohio. : He won't lot of money, and knowlnr John, he or 11plrltual Yalue~. Wlt~l certainly won't particularly like the idea of geltfnr CIIUrcb at lhe NazareJJO, Po"" llhan • Stiversvilll Road: E. J. Fred Bollman. Supt.; 10:15 a. ::m~III.W~p ~~~·a111~·: Guy Boqeso recetvad .... a 1trong ehureh. neithor democracy nor rivilizatiort. aroy, Rev. Clyde lleDtlerltm, Gr!lfith, putor; Roger WII- Ill. WorSIIlp Service; BYP 6 p. · ~: of lhe seriOWI Ulneu of hii , . up to ''pnaeh" to people, Deftnltely he won't have a can aiii'Vive. ,....,.,. .,.. fOUl" piiBtor; Sunday School 9:30 a. ford, Supt.; Sunday School 10 DL; Evenlns Worsblp, 7:30 I'· Mba Sabra C~~· p m. ' ter In Wost Vlr&inla. . biJIIhlny ear to make hlo calls. I wondered why John •ound re110n1 why over.'f )lad clttlded to devote a lifetime to •ervice in the m.: MorniD& Wor&lllp 10:30 a, a. m.; Evangelistic Service, 7· 11.; Wed. 7:30 P· m. Prayt;r Eventna wonhlp · p. " Relativu hero have ~ J)£80n ahauld att.nd ..-v~et­ l'egularly a1ul 1upport tbe Church. m.: NYPS 6:U p. m. Evenlns :30 p, m. l'rayer meeting, 7:30 meelinl: 1:30 p. m. Wid., choll' Syracuao 4lhwrch o1 tile N... of.tho marriage o1 Emile chiJrtb. They are~ t1} Far hi• aervices 7:30 p, m. P ra 1 e r p. m. Tuesday. practice. . rene, William c. Thorpe, pastor. lack to Nancy Hamilton ot WU. I asked John for a frank anower and he told me own aU. (2) For hill chil• many amall accumulative experience.!! whi~h boiled meetins. 7:30 p. m. Thursday. Mldtlleport Flnl Ualted Pr•• Sunday Srhool9 30 a.m.; Morn- fialllBtown. W Va. They an ... drl!'n'l 11a.ke. (J) For th• aak• of hi~ l1lml'tl\mity and naUon. down to thie: .A 1trong Cl1ri.1.'ian ·in.fluenct !rrrm. Soutb Bethel EUB Cbarclt, byterfan Cburcb, Rev. Howard ing worshop 10 .30 a . m. rationing In Florida. • /•) For the uke ol the chW'Ck l'roe Melbodlll Clna'ell, Lour- Rev. Eugene E. Emerson, pas- Ruppelt, pastor: Sunday School Syracalt E.U.B Churc~. Paal Visltins his niece, Mro. J:t» family, friend~. atJd church kindltd a spil~it o~ a1vart· il~elf. which need~ hi• meral a! CIIH, Rev. R. Eugen~ Gill, tor. Sunday worship 7:30 p. m. ,~ a.m. Mrs. Rndney Sauer, A. Sellen, PaolO!'. Ice Halsey were Mr. 'l'bolllu .,.., a:n4 dtvotion wh -ich seem& to be lat~nt m tvery and matecie.l support. Plan pastor. Sunday Schoof 9.30 a. and 9:30 a. m. alternately. Sunsup!.: , a. m. Worship: 5:45 Coleman of Kankakee, m, ollll h1m14n Amrt. Of courte, we can't all be like John. to go to church re1ularly 10 30 ud rH.d yout· Hible daily. of Ul have received the .stimulus to devote our m.; ~btl ~lae, oupt.: Mominl day School 10:30 o. m. and p, m. YF: Wed. 8:30 Junior 8:30 a. m. Sunday School, Ben ~thel Hollenbeck of IndlllllllJIGI: entire Iffe to the Church. But some of John's spirit worship 10.30 a• . m., You l_h 9:30 a. m. alternately. Normllll Choir: 7 p. m. Senlor Choir. Quisenlterry, Supt. ; 10:30 a. m. Is, Ind Other collera It the does dwell in a1l of us. Too often we are unaware Services 7 p. m., E!q.Ustic Babr, Supt. . Bible Study and Fr Will Baplist Chore- Morning WorsrJp service, lot Halsey hOIIIe were GerbeR that we poaae111 this mir•culoUI~ gift from God. Reserv:ce 7:30 ~. m. Mid • Weedt prayer serv1ce led by pastor, Rut~•d P tor Rev P 1 u j and 3rd Sundaye or tbo month: Rympma end Mario ~lor o1 ·ldndla your spirit by roing to church thlo Sunday. prayer servtC<!, 7:30 p. m. We · 7:30 p. m. Thursday. · T 1 n 's nd•• Sc'b 1 ·10 a m 7·30 p. m. Evenln& EvqeU. Athen• The!!' ~andson BarrJ ay or; u ay oo , . . · S · aoT.. 1 HyseU Run Free Methodlll, Lollrldce EUB CHurch, Rev. Guy Priddy' Supt.; PreachlllJ tic ServiC<!, 2nd and 4tb un- Halsey of I!OcklngPOrl, wbo IIQ ~c:.r,rioM~~;!'... ~·~~o~to~"':;·~"'~·i~~~~-~·~·~In<.:':,~':"u~'::"'~':.:·v~·-r:::-~-::-r-;;::;:;:::-·f: Rober E. Smllll, Sr., pelllor: Eu ene Emersoo pastor Sun- service, 7:30,1'· m.; Prayer oer- day of mootb. BETHANY enlisted In the Afr Force loft • Suadaw W11!11nes d ay Th und ay Fro·day •aturd•• Monday Tuesday ~ ;, Sunday School 9:30a.m., Wor• dag School 10 ~ m Russell vices 7:30 p m. Weclnellllay . 9:30 a.m. Morning Worohlp: for Lockland Air Base In Terao John Jobn Acta Rom.na Galatianl G&Jatiana ] •• ,_,: 1ey HaI<1)', supt.·· Mornln•• wor• Archer, Y • · ., ' ' 10·30 1 m Sunday School, Bty. Tu sda Supt. Sunday Worshi~ Portlaad, Rev. Lawreae1 M.. · · . • • Y· .. -10 ' 5•17 J•l 1:11-26 6ot.18 1:85,.2 1:48·&1 9:1· 16 · •5 · ship 10:30 a. m. Youth Service, 11 a m Bible Study and Pray- Daniel ?astor. Harold Roush the TheliS, Supt., 1.30 ?· m. Miss Llllte Lee Shultz I n .. 8:45 p. m.; Evangelistic mes- or ~rvice led by Mlllard Cue, Supt: Sunday Scooi 8:30 a. m: ~outh Fellowship. CA~a-: two children of Columbus .,..,, With the hope it will, in 1om.e mPasllre, foster and help sus· sage, 7:30 p. m.; Prayer meet- 7,30 p. m. Wednesday. MYF, 6 p. m., Worship, 7:30 9.30 m. Sunday Sc~l . Y a weekend hero with her pa"l lng, Thurschy 7:30 p. m. p m. Bible Study 7:30 p. m. ne Rousb , Supt.. I0.30~ '::; ents. Mr. and Mrs. John Ar, tain tlwt which good in family anti commrtnity life, tlti; fea· Pentecoslll ASBembl Route Rock Sprlqo Melhodlol, R. Wed~sda . ' MornlJII Worsbip, 2nd 4 bough. · • y, R. Card, pastor : Sunday School ~ Sunday of tho month, 8 p. m. Mra. Wayne Brictlet 1pent , . lllre g 6pomored bv . the businPss firms and organisation6 I'l!u24r,'iRellYv. Paul E. Jones, .putor. 9:30 a. m.; Worship service, Eoterpno• EUB Church, Rev. Evening Evangelistic Service, doy with her niece, M111. Wlllarll 1, ~hool 10 a. m., Wor- NO p.Tum.;d 1\fYF 6. 30 p. m.: Menzel Smith, pastor. Worsbip 1st and 3rd Sunday of montb. Eherobach and ramfly o1 Cbesservices 7.30 p. m. Sun. p • servlco 9:30 a. m.: Sunday .30 1 5 1 who1e namPs appeor bt> ow. Wednesday and Friday. WSC ea ay · P· m.. ray School, 10 .30 a. m. Youth fef· Syracoso Ml"fo•, Rev. Earl ter : . - - - - - - - - . . . : , , ; __ _ _ _ _~---------------,ri-Bndbury Chtllcb of Cbrial, er and Bible Study, Wed. 7.30 lowship 6:30 p. m; Boys and Custer, pastor· Services every , Mrs Martha Ward end moth·· Art Marcum, millister; Bible p. m. Girls Fellowship, 8:30 p. m.; Wednesday and Fnday evenm& l er-ln-law. Lfll Swick, Ill MorScbool and Morning Worship, RaclDe Methodist Church, Evening service 7·30 p. m., 2nd at 7:30 p. m. I gan Center. wrBrt Sunday pests 10:30 a. m.; Christlaft Encleav. H. L. McDaniel, pastor: Sun- and 4th Sundayo: Youth Choir, ML Union F.W.B. Church, of Mr. and .Mn. Martin Molloor, 6 p. m.; Evemng Worship, day School 8:30 a. m.: Preach- &:30 p. m. Wednesday. Prayer Rev Henry c Stanley pastor· l han . Member FTD 7 240 Lincoln St. Middleport WY 2·2550 · 10·30 · MYF 8 · · 7 30 Wedn da · · ' · Mrs Efhe .wataon, Mr. anot p. m. , mg . •· m.. p. m., Meeting, · p. m. es Y· Sunday School ,.45 a. m., Earl WY 2·2644 . • Greenhoute WY 2-3402 ltlu&dom Hall o1 Jehovah I Prayer and Bible study, 7:30 p. . p In 7'30 Mrs. Everett Watson and fam. lt~lilllosso!S: p bU tin& SUJio d Heat~ Me!Hdltl Clourob, M. Starkey, Supt., . reac g, . lly and Mrs. Phyllla ll<lylu and p. m.;u 'atudy Dl. Wednes ay. E. Dowson, pastor: Churcb p m.Salurday. Bible Stud! and two children !rom hero olttnd· 3 ~EADY-MIX . Bib! tud Tueaday Aollqulty Baptfat Churot sua. School, 8:30 a. m.; Lee Smith, Young Peoples meetmg, 7.30 p. ed the Wa!loll and Wl!SOII Establfahed In 1904 "Take Someone To Church Thla Week'' ;· :::·: Serv~c." m~ting 7 day School at 10 a. m. Prayer Su?t.; Morning Worship, 10:30 m. Weclnosday; Choir pracUce, reunion at Lancaster Park on WeRt Columbia. W. Va. ·Tb "ad . Ministry s'cbool meeting lbur!lday 7:30 p. m. a.m.: Jr. MYF 6 lo 7 p. m. 7:30p.m. Thursday. Sundsy Middleport ~· urThay~ ' no United Metbodlol Church Sunday evening with Dale and Tbe Salvation ~my, Envoy · -EvelyJI .-tetlea Ph. Mason SP 3·M93 ~me ~u,r"~ Holiness, (P. Pomeroy. Rev. Melvin Alkire, Dee Swearin&en, leaders. Sr. RayS. Wining, officer In charge. ___;:::;:::::;:::;:::_ __ 0 La Ul Obi ) R o lL Melvin Alkire, pastor. Church M¥F 7 p. m., Jean Smith, coun- Sunday 10 a. m. HoUneos mee~ ... ! 8· 30 School t 15 a m Leo crew selor: wscs, .2nd Monday or ing: 10:30 a. m. Sunday School C. npvtor "8• tmdao 'Schoo •r~, pas : Y 'wor: Supt. Leo ' · Vaughan, · ' Ass't. Supt.' eac h month a t 7:30 p. m.; AI~ Sunday 7 p. m. Young People'• Rob t Grate Supt DODGE-DART-DODGE TRUCKS a.m., 1 er 1 10.3 .' m·· PIJ. Holy Communion will be observ- ernoon Circle, 4th Thursday at Leg1on: 7:30 ~· m. Salvation Middleport, Ohio Middleport s~rv ~ a6. 45 · ' •· . 'F:v n- ed. 3 p. m.; Class 12, 3rd Wednes- meeting: Thursday, 1 to 3 Laou '. . 7·~ m.. ~d- First Baptfol ChUrcll, Pom•· day ol 8 p. m.; Church Admin- dies Home League: 7 p. m. Prep OCJe 0 ~~~ce~nd. Pr~is~· Wed· roy, Ralph C. Zundel, pastor : fstration •. 2nd Wc:cJnesday, 7 p. claoses; 7'30. p. m. Bible study, -··•· 7. 30 9:30 • 11:15 wonhip service m.; Cbotr practice, 7 p. m., prayer meetmg. Other services I. O. McCoy ud Julia ldaa I&Q\&Ciy, • p. m. Wed d8 b ouncement ' Middleport Cllurck of tba Naz. and study. Sermon ··Peter at nes y. Y ann . : and Bryan, visited hla ololor Pomeroy Weal llaln St. Coin Operated Laundry & Dry Cleaning arene, Rev. Clyde J. Bartlett. the Gate BeauUiul," by Rev. St. Jobn'o CathoUc Mfssfoa: Tbe Church ol tbe Nazarooe, l and brother·in·law, Mr. and Sunday Scbool9:30 a.m.: Mom· Frank. Cheosebrew of Middle· near GuysvUie (Dutch Ridge): Chester, Ray E. Warne, pastor. Mrs. J. 0. McLaughllll, Oleo . Support the Church of Your Choice 397 W. Moln Pomeroy tna Worship 10:30 a. m.; NYPS port. r,uroery and Junior chur- Rev. George R. Shipman, pas- Sunday School9'30 •. m.; Morn- j 3urnle, Md .. recently. Young People, 6,45 p. m.; Evan· ch for chlldN!n. Afternoon piC· tor, Sunday Mass 10.:30 ~ m.: ing Worship 11 a. m.; NYPS , Mrs. Clarice WiUord and L~ Jellstic mel!!lng 7:30 p. m.; me for youth at Forked Run Holy Day of Obligation 6.30 a. s,45 p. rn .: Evening Service, I da , and Mr. U1t' Mn. Joe Bam. Prayer meet:.,g, Wed., 7:30p.m. Lake Thursday 8:30 p.m. One m.: Confesston, ~ hour before 7:30p.m. : Midweek Prayer aer- hart of Somerset recently .,ent Naomi Baplltl Church: SIIJI. Won One class picnic at Foster MaS8. vice. 7:30 p. m Wednesday. several days with their tfster Builders I< BuU~In1 Supplfea Baker• o! Good Bread Sehool 9:30 a, m:: Wor- home : July 19 will he lhe pas· Lour Lady ol Loretlt Miuloa Groro Episcopal Cbnrc~ and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Chester, Ohio Ph. IJ8&.200S 11 a. m.; Pray.,. aervlce, tor'• final service at t:30 fol· LonJ Bottom, Rev. Geor1e R. Pomeroy. 'lorning Prayer each Olive•· Swam and family. Hunllncton, W. Va. 7 p. m. Wedllesday. lowed by feUowsbip dinner. Shipman, administrator. Sullday Sundav at 10:30 a. m. except Mr. and Mrs. Norman M• Catpollter Baplial Cblll'dl: The BUiy Grabam Cruoade will Masa 8:30 a. m., est.; Holy Days tho 4th Sunday whir~ will bt Cain and daughters were Su,. Sunday School t:30 1. m.; Mom- be attended In the evening 7:15 of Obligation, 7 p, m. Holy communion. day dinner guests of his parlag Worahip 10:15 e. m. by all who secure tickets for Ratlud CINrdl tf God, Rev. ents. Mr· and Mrs. Dana M"' R•Q,.. Flral BapliJ& Clllllds l'elerved seato: 20 are available John Small!<ood, pulor: Sunday Cbeater Churell of God, ROY, Cain. near Long Bottom. Other The Bend Area·, Lar2est New Supermarket School 10 a. m. ; Evlllg.ellsU< GUbert Spencer, pastor. Sunday guest• were Mr. and Mrs. Gale Suatlay Scbool1:30 a.m. Preach- on first come basis. Cheater, Ohio Middleport Ohio lng Sunday 2:30 p. m. Tloo U111ted Melllodfol, Pom•· service 1 p, m.: Younc People Scbool 9:30 1 · m. Morning wor· McCain and Dale Lee, Belpr~. lluriaea•W• Pnabylerloll, roy. Rev. Melvin Alkire, pas- Endeavor 7. p. m. Wednesd8y; ship II •· m. Prayer Meetin&, Weekend vlsilors or the 1. 0. Rev. John Davfet, pastor: Wor- tor. Church School, 1:15 a. m.; Prayer meeting 7 p. m. S1tur- 7:30 p, m. Thursday. Youns McCoy family werr Mr. end ship service 9:30a.m.; SUnday Leo Crew, Supt., Leo Vaughan, day. Peoples Servwe Friday, 7: 30 Mrs. Lawrence Losh and lhrat School 10:30 a. m. ass't. Divine worship 10:30 a. Clloster Melltedltt Cbarcb: p. m. • children o1 Oak Rld&e, TeDIL Bulova W1teh111 Sales &c S.rvic• Tile PealeeMia1 Cbtlrcll, Mid- m. Sermon: "~at An Adven· I' R. Card, putor; w,o rIb I P Sutton Methndlsl Church, !lev. : Mr. and Mrs. Oliver ~wala tllePOrl, South 3rd Ave,; Sunday ture That Is! Tueoday, 7:30 oervlco at t a. m., Sunday Earl Casio, Rev. Arthur Stitt., and fam1ly JOined bar &litera 188 N. Seoond Middleport PCIIIlOrOJ',Ohio School 101. m.: Stmc!3y evening p. m., the Woman'• Society of Schoof 10 a . m.; WSCS, 1st mloloter. Church mvlceo on ' and brotllero. their funtliellllll evangellstlc ~· 7:30 p. m. Christian Service will meet. On Tlturaday of month; Board lot. 2nd, and 3rd sunda~ at 11 their parents, Mr. and Mra. Jot Wedneotlay Bible Slwilr 1:10 .p. Monday, July 20, the Good- meetina, Srd Wedlltlday of a. m. Sunday School every Suo- Barnhort, of Somerset. at tile Sa!Urda:· nl&bl Prayer and wUI Truck will make collection IIIDIIth: MYF lui mo Sundays day 10 a. m., Clint Orr, SUpt. home of Mrs. Grant Barnhart · 7·'!0 p.. m. Pastor, Rev. oJ discanlo ol household el· of mmlll. Mn. Lester L. Roush, Iuisi- of Pome:·oy for a reunioa 01 : tecto from anY home, a• well ML S.... Utdleol lrelllreD ant. Church Night on tilt 4th Father's Day. 1ee Ill. loeoa4 Pomeror WY Z.2440 E. Main St. Pomeroy Cllar.. II 111o N_,. 11 collect amall ltema from In Cbrillt: Rea Gunbraat, pas- Saturday night of each month. ----SUnday Sebool 9;30 a, m.; lho CollecUDh Center on the tor: Sund117 School 8:30 a. m.: YELLOWS'I'!lNF CIIECIJNO --------------~10:4& a. m. Krocer Parlrlng Lot Pnacbina 10:30 a. m.: Alter· Maooo Clly CharQ o' CUitl, Collars with two pounda at tiii'Ylce 7:«5 p, m. Rutlaftd Me..,.._l Cllurdo ~ata preat:hlng ' end Christian MOler Street, !Vocal Music): radio equipment a~ attached prayer eervlee, 7:46 p. Carl Herrlllg, pastor; MorniDg Endeavor, 7:30 p. m. Suuday; Sunday Bible Study 10 a. m., to some grizzl) bean 1a . . FURNl'l'Ull! a. APPLIANCIIS · QuaiiJr :rwa61111'UI Lo""' Prloa• ·Weclnosday. ,. -.hlp 10:30 a. m.: Church Mid • Week prayer meetlna. Momfog Worship 10:45 •· m.; Yellowstone Park area to .., Phono 885·2138 Che1ter, Ohio Jllddlaport Celambll! Clapel: Woralilp,... llebool 8:30 a. m. WSCS first f:30 p. m. Wednosday; Cottage Bible Study 7:30 p. m. Wedne• able aeardlera to Jearn anoup vice each Sunday 8:15 a. m.; TuesdJiy and 2nd "n!Ul'lday o1 Prayer meetinJ, last Friday of day. about their hablto to Qhect the SUnday School 10 a. m.: Youtb each month; Family Night last .,.eh moa!h. FltllerJ ol Mel FeUowshlp decline of their rwmbera. Service 6:15 p, m. ETeiJiq Wor- Sund1y evenlnJ of e1eh mtllltb Rwtlutt Mbitoa • Olive New· Rev Arthur suu, pa.tor: Greai . 111Jp 7 p. m. eacb Stmtlaf, al •:30 p. m.; Preyer Meeting, Dian, missionary pestor: SunMetbodlll Olureh, JUDI• Gaucho Ia the Spenllh : Rt•n:. lmlJ(IJ "I!lVICftYTRING IN IWIDWAll!!'' Dater OJII'ell ol C~rl117:30 p.m. Wednesday. day School, 9:30 L m.: Worship Cboir featurod, April 10, ~ for the cowboy of the SOutl ; We I'll All DuttoN Pntcrfpllono Bible School t:liO a, m. Pi~ IG:30 a. m.; Preulting, 7:30 P· d American pamPQ or p1a1na. : Pomeroy, Oblo WY 1-21111 · Pomaroy 1n; 10:30 a. m., first and tblrd Edell UDIIed .......... II m.; Prayer aervlet, 7:3G p. m. ay. ' · lltmda,yo. , Qrlal ~~ Rav. Qdea ll TIIUI'Iday. . . . ' C.!- Cllarcb, .........,., Balke, PIIIOI': Sunday School, 'hppe.'l Pl'lbll EUB Cllvell: Road , 'unday School t:30 I, 111.. 10 a.m.; WinDle H~er,aupL !lev. E. Emerson, PD , GU I 5 U U 'I ' Ralpb C..l, .Supl.; Prtacltlni Chrlalilll Endeavor, 7.11 P· m. tor: ~ Wwablp 1:30 e. 111. cor. Sy<amo!'1 a. Second St.- Pomeroy ' Tah S o - Wllb YOII Te Cltlll'tb ' Servlceo, 7:30 p. m., Cecil Q)z, Mn. Lfda Qlev.U., presldeat. IIIII 7•10\p. m. alternately, Sua. REV. JOSEPH KIL\LY, PASTOit ln Pomiii'OJ Onr 10 YOJra Pbo!11 WY s.20tll Llij'Jnan; Prayer met!fnJ, ell- tor all, ~ School 1:30 a.m. ud 10:ll0 Sunday, July 12 Corner o1 Fourth and Main St. MiddlePOrt. liP. Nyle Borden, minister. Sunday School t:38 a. m. Arnold Rlelllrdo, Supt. Mornin& Worship, 10:30 a. m. Ton'Jaw '*"' i I \ Mid,... 30 babr.' r_,.. -k•" lla'" I 9 :rew . ..... °· u WILLIS ANTHONY PLUMBING & HEATING GOEGLEIN CO. R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. FRANCIS FLORIST and GREENHOUSES w:=wer LIEVING COAL COMPANY P: Eastern TINY'S FOODLAND S • l y N l es HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE WILSON'S LAUNDROMAT HEINER'S BAKERY BAUM LUMBER CO . KARR CONSTRUCTION CO. ROY'S FOOD BASKET CROW'S STEAK HOUSE & TOWN & COUNTRY F. J. WALLACE, JEWELER V. D. EDWARDS INSURANCI AGENCY BOWERS DRIVE-INN RESTAURANT FOREMAN & ABBOTT --------------RIDENOUR'S SUPPLY SWISHIR & LOHSE EBERSBACH HARDWARE CO. OHIO VAllEY BAKING CO. NEW YORK CLOTHINP HOUSE I---------- I ~==~=WGI'Sidp Band 'fll•• ~ttend Tht Citaroh·ot YOIIr Cboleo 1 'lEN F~NKLIN STORE 1: ' ' ' LOCAl. ~N .,.. ~W.Va. ~~Qlf ' • htq,fl>.~eJKI' IlJI •·· g~:E30~Dl, m.: "'*~~ • Monlq . . EUIJ Qlldl, ·- > > · - · ~ 151, l'oJilo. 1.)D. lilmda)' Scboo1, !'red~. C. L. O'CDimll', pMIOr. Rome Bill, Smith, $ ; l!:lflebal!r, AII'L luiM111 8cbool t:31l L m.. lam ,W,. Oli!O er- •: Cloiiii'CIIIII Cburch: !'rant .\. p. m. WetiiJIIda.y, C... Lead· fri7er Servlct led by PIStor, putor: .,.... er, Mro. Mallo Holltitaei'. 7·- p m ""--'•• L I L th eran Ch rch '!""'t:ea:~t~~- ··~· .;";;. LJard,m. $upt.< alterlla!,ely. Hobart VIDeo SUND~Y SCHOOL II lltble Study aad WORSHIP SEIIVJCII: . ................ 7 ·THE UNIT.rD STEEL WORKERS St p . _tuc- Sabllatb : ,. Mr. IIIII lin. 'MPf!a IIIII fllnll7 of ~ ,.. cent ..of 1111 "'""'-· . . and Mn. Robert Dant ...... --------I I JULY Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Midd\eport, 0., Ju.t, 10, 1 Sentinel Church News DUKE CLEAN ER 1 -- M.~ -.blp .11:41 a. ' '"' "'1 ~.. ... ' ' • &:ti:Urdl,-flfl41L & . 8:10 .... 10:80 ~JI. •mmmnnm•u••·· m .. Taplc: "Nover On SundlJ" OJ'PICE HOUIIS: Dolly Wook Dtlo• ..•..••• ww ... FRI. J:\II:I'!INGS .__. A.IL. •m 74 ".... lUNDAY JM:NING -7:00 PJI. •••••• lAIW!I! Taple: "l.jttU'' • Cll,....h'' ~~~~ ~~~- 'J...___....;.__________......Z. �---- - --- -- - ........ . . . . . . -- .. . . ..-- ....-... ... . . . . . . .... ...." ... ............ .. . . .......... --· ~ . . .... ' ~ ., 1 6-Daily Senttnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 10, I964 - 2 SIGNS Pomeroy Motor Co. OP UI!.AO,.JI'ol':~ D!H H,.rro rr 1-' u .,IO t·tl iJOft 0..9rtlonP <H'II'l A \t P \1 M nntl ~ ~ ---- landscaping, brushing, ponds. Lowbov service and back hoe serViC~- Charlt~s For Rent Estate For Sale - Real -- BULLDOZER work , basements WANT AD INFORMATION • ·flU ---- Business Services JeUers. Ph. ; CUC ltl,...iJ• _./t~ ~11~· FURNISHED rooms lor male renters . Cooking privileges. 212 S. Fifit!J Ave., Phone ' -WY 2-54~~ 7 10 3t~ Pleasant Valley Hospllal Mrs. "'" .• , ··· Yester, Ashton ; Mrs. Jam t~ ~dmonds. Apple Grove : Cun Pleasant: Tt'rry 1 01·e Bias, Pt. Gallia County , Pomona [ Wayne Gray, Pl. Pleasant: (.;;e Grange held its regular ses~ivn gory Hoffman , N~w H?ven: Monday night at . Sprlngfteld I Mrs. Russell Meadows, Mtlton; Grange h~l . The rnmutes ol the Hobert Myers. f~allipoli~ Ferlast meeting were read and ry : Heidi Barnett, Pt. PleH9approved. . ant. A legislative letter was read by Everette Clark con<~rning DISCHARGED: Crotia Davl•, the reapportionment bill, and Pt. Plea~ant: Roger Campbell, the Grange decided to send let- Gallipolis Ferry; Carl A. Gardter. to Washington, D. c., op- ner, New Haven. posma: the measure. BIRTHS: Mr. and Mrs. fA. A highlight of new business ward Yester Ashton 8 son· was the annual election of offi- Mr. and Mrs.• James •Edmond!,' Those elected for t w 0 terms ...,. Maurice "'Mprspl.e CGhraorvlees' aPesarons;ODMr, . aPLnd Thomas Master· Everette ' ' Pleasant, a son. Pomono Grange Meets Recently AIJMITT~u Middleport - 6 - room lrame I NJCEL y lurnished house, 3 home with tile hath , hot arrU rooms and bath, basement C A-NI l'.l.J . A I'IU~S l 0 McCOY . A.UC110NEER, ht>aling. enclosed porch. fuh l and back yard. Condor St. COHil i<:<'Tifl l\1" ' ChPster. Ohio 3 Z3 Uc bcsement. larg(> lot WJt Call after 8:30 p. m. or 1960 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 Door _ _ $1295 >'.1111 h ~ a<·•-'"i.o'"""' Hill •ll ll ' .... ~~ f '" D·' ' .,t o:o ,,..,,,.;o'"'" garage and driveway. Grav- early morning . WY 2-2316· Lo~ ~~~ nwnt>r ami real rlcan mtenor, 6 ryt eugine, Powpr. el Hill location, $800 down 1, AUCTIONt:ER 7 9 3tc KhAo\..1 A LL!.JN,O, gl!dt· trans . !!Pa lt>r .lt>l ttlcn: k fini~h. payment with 20 year loan . ' rhe pohl""""' -.,ser"ea •h~ rlllh1 Comploto Service ., l'<th "' n •i.. ~• ~rn •!b rit"¥."'ed on balanc ~. · THREE room furmshed apart1957 .Pontiac H.T. Coupe _ __ __ $695 Cttn aradfnnt ~h 1P'' '"'""II Ie l!:rr•lr• ~h<"LL" "• repnr•t"rl lm•nroi'"' "' ' ' l'ltt" ,;ouh nt":~n mterio r . ni<'e ivo1·y over coral Lui sh, tires like Dt'W . Syracuse - 5 - room rancht men\. Call WY Z..~IS 3tc ; •hr• will ()o< n• ""' ' 1-'"" ";,,,. fo • I "''"Z"c"":~f'(';":'.' r,.nr • t.haro on •HAri:.!o • ~ r,rr<<'' , ,.,~r•wn 1 autnma t ic tr:ms . R<lrlin and hPntP I'. I home with bath. forced h~• ~... 1962 Volkswagen 2 Door $1549 1\:1<.... '*lo tic air healing, tile floors , FURNI~HED and unfurntshed 5 Ul Thermopa ne windows · lhPat -~· apartrr,ents. 134 Mulberry ,. c "'~~"':;,·~, "'~~. ¥~"~ ·~;~~.••n., \ Spotles~ \'i nyl mtt>rior. a)l new tire~. grN•n fini sh, heatf'r. llr_._.... l:l t.:enu pet wnrrt I<H fhr- c · ·n ing bill $90 for 6 months) Ave Ph 1/t.'Y 2-6615 I EXPERIENCED built-in range tqps, oven and, ' ., 20 tfc H% c•scount ~"~'a •a• •na I dl·~ full basemen •d• plld within o" 10 diVt ~,, w"sher, n , c••• rH•NKS • ua<TU OPEN EVE\S. 7:00 P.M. AUTOMOBILE a d carport. Lot (18xl80 ). HOUSE FOR RENT in P•l!lej • o\RIES 0 for !Ill wom1 mlu POMEROY, OHIO I j• j $1000 down. FHA 30 year roy 3 room9 and bath Call Clark, Overseer; Ruth Evans, IJnwn H I loan on balanre. wv· &Iter 5 p.m. Lecturer; T. F. Burleson, Ste-8.30 " M to ~.ou P M uau, 1 C I.e block ward; Daniel Evans, Assistant satu.rdu --8:31'1 ~ M. lO t2•0U nol)tl .. AN 0 Cottage onere FOUR ROOM furnished apW~ Steward: Marie Thomas, Chap-. rir'eL'.:'c."':' For Sale_ __ I _ FOR SALE ~ ~~~~ter'o~ ~;:roh~:iogl~i~:';r ment Pbone WY 2-~.27 tic lain ; E. Painter, Treasurer; ..... and beans. Cl I blarkiO!l road . Complelf" Kathleen Durst, Secretary; Bel' • Proffit, Portl and . Oha_r- TI'RRIER Pu~pies ready to -A b G8 tek eeper; ence with furniture and appli- FOUR R0 '1Ms• bath auu ase- for d MCCar Iey, ances. $Z500. ment, furnace heat.P h o o e Edith Corn•ll, Ceres ; Ruth Ev10 •1 go. Can be seen at Jacob - PHONE WY 2-2157 ' Vl 3-2254. (7) 7 lOtc llaer·s. Nease Settlement. : · McCully, ---~~--- 1 wv 1-2143 Pome•ov. o William Ingels, Salesmao WY 2--1319. 4 28 Uc ans, Pomona; Marte ONE M M Pow•r Untt WY 2-%472 4 ROOM apartment with bath Flora; Loube DeLilie, Lady - 7 9 Jtp --! 1Dl ' ~ TO illne« H p r 1s c I must sell · 1 10 3tc l Phone 1.ro Z..S3B5. · Assistant Steward and Lewis 1 ~PI • ea 1 ,ontment-\ the, lt>ll ow ln.•: , s·, vd. ::~.,y- PIANO tunmg . NPwman Bur· '' • al. 85 , H P. Dump truck bed ' • ' u d II - 5 I lfe HughOS,. Execu tive commt"tte e Card of Thanks c•tv shovel. llOrizonttl high e e, Middlepor1. WY 2- FOR SALE - All electric home The oFficers will be installed in . . 12 ft. lon~ . I 1856 Ply· •246 6 18 30t 1 N u W THR 1u ish Mr. Paul L. Ra1ky Jnrl Farnl 1y th . h. od r , · wall drill. 3 ft. conve~•or. "~ · c $11 ,500 . n ew f""laven, · EE and four roo'll m e- October. 1 .1\.. D 2, Pomrroy. would I mou · Wit go Ires . C'Ompi(•!P n ·;; r Pnd for Ford 1 Va. 5 rooms, bath, built • in · ed and unfumisbed apart. Daniel Evans Worthy Deplike all 'l.beir friends and Wagn('f fron~ end kmdt"r . fJls lrotclo r for part~. 200 arnp.IUEATJNG, Plumbing, M:ueOer kitchen, garage, ij;luminum sid menta. WY z..$434 12 6 tfc uty, announced 'that the Jack· . acquamlances. old Jnd new , all W"ll 4000 Serle~ for d traetnrs torcht·~. Fu maces. Arnold Brothers. ing, nice location. Ow ner ha 5 FURNISHED and ·--~·mlshed son County Pomona wl"ll visit Aok lllO . . l we-lder. cul1ivo1or. tho 1 1 ••· tl I h I se11 or Ira ., nr tve618 East Main Street, Pomd I t • , wnu everywue.rt', to ~now 13 e stoek. Cttll WY. 2-fi27:l after j g,nages. hosr, lf!55 ¥'ord F' accept.e emp oymen away apartment!. Inquire •t the GaJUa County Pomona on Oct. Fum C.. Finomco Ploa • for new w lii!LMl CUL greatly appreciates more j 6 00 7 lOt 600 !l'uck flat bf'd. Portable eroy. Pbosae Wl ~ZHI. from this W"ea. H lnterested Ohio Hotf'l. 9-2%--tfc 5. The place of the meeting 1 20 1 ) 7 c 1 :1ir rompres~or , tin roofin~t. than words can express. p. m. tf~ Phone 882-5451, New Haven. will be announced later. their kindness , tn.oughl_ h fulness [ " , , BE" D. Two '•, t s j' 111 inch dnll . drill bit'S. taps, Rickard 's Alignment Service, 7-3--12tc - MODERN fumlsh«. 4apartment. room I!Dd Phooe batb A ge t-we II ca rd was sign ed an d pr:1yers, d unng IS pre· d t 6 t mechanic:ll hand tool~ . car- (formerly Gruese~· BodY NEW HAVEN REAL ESTATE WY • 387,_ < 12 ~. by the members and w1"ll be 1 sent hiHnt-ss, ry rJali r · hke _q · pentC'r tools, mine tools, Works). 286 W Mam St., FOR SALE : 3 bedrooms, built"" • " II& "l I esreriallv i,-s s!'ff Hoiand i sprmgs, pressuce aun cooker. sent to Mr. and Mrs. George !Or osp• ', ; \0 ltc new . Men's clothing. fine kw 2x4·s. pulleys, sprockets. Pomeroy. Ohio. R H. Rick- in kitchen, hardwood floors, TuBEE bedroom house on Lin- Keith, who have long . been I nurses . shape. New use ful articles of ch:'in~. bel~s. miscellcwenus ard, Phone WY 2-3576. full basement, carport. Only colD Hill, Pomero) ph o o e faithrul members. The Grange Lost and Found ali kinds. Margaret Bailey, , Hens. Paul L. Bailey, Bo!l•y Wheel balandng, auto glass, $450 down ond up to ~0 years. WI 2--1346 or WY 2-2186. closed in regular form, and It 20 6455 2 " College Rd , Svracuse. WY 2- Run. Coli WI · brake service. ' tic was followed by a potluck lunch 5 27 !4tc FOR RENT: 3 bedrooms, built- ' FURNISHED ond unfurnished and social hour. 7 _1° 31 ' _ 5396. · 171 7 !Otc _ _ _ LD~l'l' Lady's Elgin watch at CABBAGE , bu. Bring--con- DUMP BED and hoie<t . Good j HOUSE painting, inside and in kitchen, hardwood floors, apartments. 134 Mulberry CAROLL K. SNOWDEN Ru!land Park, the 4th of Ju- tinf'rS and75 cut vour own.j cond•L,on. G!'ctr!'{e . HPnsley ,l ou~s1~e. R~f repa•r and full basement, and garage. Ave. Ph. WY 2-6615. Homer PATR LMA R IGN 410 Hedg•wood Driv• ly . R•, ward. Call SH 2~5474. John Ci<'ek, Portland, Ohio, Lon7 Boltom, Ohm. Phone pamtmg. 1\ork guaranteed, Several more properties to HyseR. 6 25 Uc 0 N ES S Phone 446-1290 7 10 3tp ¥, mile be low Ravenswood I VI J.262f>. 7 9 3tc reasonabl< rates. Phone el>oose from - $3,li00 and up. PT. PLEASANT - City .PaFerry . VI 3-,700. 7 8 6tp JOHN M.: RICHMOND, Agent Lega I N OtiC& , trolman E. Fruth bas ~ l AKC·.· regislerod Chihuahua 1p_uprd - Office 5\h St., New Haven resigned Robert from the force ellecGolllpolls, Ohfo 7 7- __5tc_ Notice 11 918 SICK ROOM and invalid sup· ptes. See at South ; ' TU 2-)985. (Pomeroy WY 2- • tive midnight Tuesday, Fruth, ~--.., plies anl aids for your com· Middleport, or phone \\ y 2- Professional Dry Cleaning I 2451 ). I JN THI couRT OP coMMoN ,L...,I. a member of the city police uau fUM 1 Burk ~tt·s Barbf'r Shop . Middlefort. carry a romplete _ __ _ _ 7 and Shirt Laundry HERMAN LAYNE, Broker _I OHIO force for the past three years, 0 port, 'Wi.H be closet: the wrek line Jf crutch~s. wheel chairs. ONE baby stroller , one high 1 1 Haur Cleening OFfice: New Haven Mill ru Lone Bottom. ~~· PlalnUH, will operate the Shell Service 111suauu 111 of Jul 13th. 7 9 3tc commodes. urinals, under chair . one bassinette. Phone I Altering •nd Repairing 2-1035 (Residence TU 2-4425). w.,.n• Ad" " No. n.t•t Station at tile corner of ZBth RIFLES and Shotguns, rads, bed pans, etc. WY 2-2301 , 7 8 3tc : Pockets end Iippert 7-3--Btc 'i lt05 ... rklnt Lane, Street and Jackson Avenue. 01 matl"h , Sunday, July 12th, Pharmacy, WY 2-3586. Mid-I WHY BCYa Carpet 10 lbs. Dry Cleaning $2.00 ...... ,..::: furnish own ammunition dleporl &-26-30tc rr '! We'll loan vou one DISCOUNTS HOUSE, 6 rooms and bath.l'"•n•arnla, Dmndant. _ _ _ _ _ _ _....::::::= F 1 ld trct NOTICI Shooters choice. AmPrican I WINDOW ancl porch sharles, all FKEE lo clean you'r car PICKUP & DELIVERY 1 4657or Phone sa e onSHan2-4834con a ' I dmc:e Wayne whose plaee reslll Adams, 1905 Perlcittll Lane. 61Apart1 Legion Farm, Beech Grave kinds. h..rch va 11ance and pets with Blue Lustre. Baker I ABC CLEANERS men+ D. Bendendo Beaeh. CaWornla, 7 ·8 Rd ., Rulland . Everyone wei· awnm~s Venetiail blinds and Furniture. 7 8 6tc , ate f:h=~!::wn~h:.: r.-::·uo~c:en~~:": come. 7 8 4tc 1 reo&irs. Free estimate. Dale 1960 Sky· L1ne 10, 50 ft . 3 bed-- I & SHIRT LAUNDRY FOR SALE In Middleport, 4j J•her1• PeUtion ,,- llJH,agalnat the .,. ••,.,..,. ruoo1 bini In the Court Wippe1 Su~ply 215 Vnio'~'~ Ave. room mobile home c a 11 1 n3-S543 Mason, w. va. bedroom brick ·honse, 2, of Common PJeu, MdJs county. Ohio LOSE WEIGH'J' ~afely wtth Pomeroy, Ohio. · 1 8 l!tc I baths, lot and a balf, out _ of i' or pra)'lnl for dJ•ora.. c:u.tod,. SH 2-4434. chlidun, and other rellt:f, ot on min· the 1 1 Dt>X · A-D!t!t Ulb Iets. OnlY 9Bc l 6 25 3fltc - -·- - - - -- - _ j FARMEhS : for the best bults, high water , Nice location. I voundl: ol. ldulten and wlllfu.I ab· Mr. and Mrs. Frank lludson at your drug store. '3 30tc HUFFY f'le-rtric mower,. with at the best price1 with thej See by appointment. or call • =~~: ~1!1 ~:~o~!.:.~~ 'o~ar~rs~:. and family of Syracuse visited - - I cord, $2~.00. Gladys Gilbert, nation's leading s\res in Dai·r WY 2·2885 or WY 2--3250 tor• tbe 1stb ~tay ot Auruat. t9M. sl !he home of Allan Taylor reSI d S I" \' C 11 • MarJorie Hope Altams, " f AT'TENTI ON churc hes, Iodges, :lr . t .• Mason, ' ¥. a. a ry and BeeL For forenoon (6) tO tfc Plaintlft B19 reezer a e cently. "i'l 7 8 3tp · · Web.ter an~tforFutu:. 1 · •51"16 ~ • "-nds IR1 • 275 lea · · I A.ll Sizes • Sale Prit:ed eonvemence service, ca11 bY FOR SALE· 1 roomsand-bath Attorney• PialnWf ' · Cl.vt·c •roups th•r upholstered theater seats. I FREE ICE CREA"' -ON SALE -ATELBERFELDS8:00 • m., afternoon service· . . ' "',,to, 17, " ' " ' '" '· ttc . . M". Ruth Swepston and chll2 five ton sir eondJttoners 1 b t · O(' b lll house on Rutland Road. dren of Columbus spent sever.Iter un,·ts, I new, 1 used , ,I With • ..,..ry New Freezer or , Me<'hanic St. Warehou~ ~ . p. d~ ·· S yrvicalnng Large lot. AJumiDum stonn NOTICE OF PUBLIC HIARINO al days Wl"th th• Ralph Lees Freezer·Refrigentor Comb . I I Curtiss Bree mg e ce c. d d . d R On the Vlll••e of MktdlettiH"f and fl one lar"e "'tar pnrcorn nu:~ch·' ,.,JeC hn!Cian, · · Lelan d p--~~ oors Kenneth an wm Searle ows. eason· of r; I Simplif'ity Tractor With iln.. er, able SH 2- ••'NoUca t. bereby Jl•en that oft the Marj:!aret Anrt Carl~ton ine , theater !=iound equipment. USED FREEZER BUYS I Cutter Bar - ----- -·--- $75.00 1 Pomero)'· o· Ph · WY 2-2264 · 5012.· day of July 1964. at 7:00Pm el Dorcas spent a Sunday at tlle • C Ft U 6 ·11 30tc lath public bnrina wlll be held on the Dea B ink _ h D B• · a W -532(1. e cwmg u u. · nco , Lawn Boy A(~ert farker, Chester, Ohio. Buda:et prepared. by the: vmaa:e of n r e. orne. ean a .1 1 Th S 1 C 11 Y 2 5100 I Loafer Riding Unit ____ $40.00 1 Ph. 985-341!.. Centf:!r, Ohio. ' 6 24 30tp IN SYRACUSE, Ulree bedroom nitz of Pomeroy called in the / 7·3-lOtr CHEST FREEZER $150 I 7 Cu Ft Frigidaire ---- ...- modem home near school mdtna: Deeember 31. 1865 afternoon. -----::;=;:-- · -- i IEle<1ric . .R~rfrigeutor __ $49.00 ~I Grueser, · ' Sueb orheariDJ wllJ No held at the Dean Brm . k er spent an evenGUNS H tinPbnDbbl& Mndem. lMulated, wall board' offJee the vma1e Clerk. Clb san, 0 We buy, sell and trade guns Pomeroy Landmark 13 Cu. Ft. Norge Double Door . M.....:ru! heating, large lot 72 • 295. M<ddl•o;;;:;, ~:~••• vm•., c1u• lng with C. D. Circle and sons, 3 10 21 'Bill Wellman. Les Wtlliarnsor , 2"21BI Jock c ...ey Mg• Electric R"'rigerotor ___ $85.00 : End your sewer lroDNel Phor.e 2 a. m. to 5 p.m. WY "' ' ' ' Milton and Joe, recently· at Tiffin Jewelers, Phone -- - - - -- Walnut Dresser We bave aU dzel 2-3914; Evenings, 7 to 9 p. m. LEGAL MOTIU Laura Carcle of Dorcas 1 OoiJlt Pleas&Dt, w. va. FOR SALE- Middleport'• tall• M" $l 5 00 Sewer Macliloes WV l-Z441 6 2 Uc ,,:,:t:::,,.V'i, ':,' ~~::...':"'~ f!;_~· .:• ed at the home of Mary Cirest building located 352 N •n lrFDT -- .. - ----• Ra tll"e that on tbe 8tb diY ot June. cle. 10 18 '.f c ' ' Home Comfort Gu Range $50 00 I Rr.aaoaalitle tel FOR SALE: 1 acre of land 1064, the underJilned, Yvonne M. B . s 'th . "ted lth h :-::IJ'I'OM===;-;;:-:-----:-Second Street, Middleport. . . CaB Wl z..z974 Day Of N1gbl R edsville n Rt 680 Meidau, as PlaintUr, fUed bel" PeUUon onme ffil VlSl w er A OBn..E Insurance been Prlced tor ul t sale Inquire ,ervel Gn Refr•gentar $15.00 ne.a r. e . o .· · a1a1nat him m th• Court of com- grandparents at Portland Mr. cancelled' l_..ost your opera q 1,. ' -· ·-• 7 21 tte Wmrue Bailey Reedsville Rt. mon Pleaa. Meiaa County, Obio, . ' . at Ohio Hotel. 10 16 tfc I ONE T.oledo sLal€, 2. McCas1, BOX 189 , • 7 6 s'tp Cue No. 13.&9. for divorce OD and Mrs. Paul Smlth. tor' I licenle? CaD W'Y 2-Z!I66.. . . the erounds of ll"OP ne(iec:t ot dUtl/. 1~==========;;\ k,..y fllmg cabmets for charge and pra:rlnll for divorce, euatod)' of II - - - - - - -- IJ.a;Uc FOR SALE I accounts ' 1 solid oak desk the relief . 411 A t 51 c:a~chll willn:nbe "ru.1 for o&ber bellrtnJ on. SaJd and BAREFOOT GIBSON ·Kay· Harmony .zuitars i 6ft.. l-f Meuller coalffurnace, U 0 8 81 after the t(lth de) of AUJult, lJM. b YVOIIINE fd. MELDAUo Help Wanted $3.11 and A.mphflera, 24 months to 1- · 4 t . table, 1- 7 t. ta le, Pli!DW"t pay, see or call fiffi.D Jewel· 1-9 L counter with b~ •• 1FOR SALE - 1954 Cadillac In ]!'t~:~e:.v ·~:r ":f!:ntllf Flat or Wedge 8 r LOOKING J~~: SECURE er~ . Pomt Ple,. .. ant. W Va .. 10 ft. cuu nter with bill, 1-12 excellent condition. Can be (f) 38• <71 3, 10• n, 24, 31: <8; 7. 7te N & M Widths , Phone 50. Bill Wellman, Les ft. counter wilh bin, I ele(}seen after 5 p. m. Thursday, Tn.,_ ior u. ~ c;v 11 s~n 1 c• te!ITI I Williamson. 10-30tl tric ~.: oHt>e ~rinder, double Friday and Saturday_ CaU Paraguayan Will 1 Bee bur ad pndtr lnatrocllon cl!1!1~1 I mf'fal co t. Phone WY 2-3547. WY 2-3293. 7 8 3tc fll'ltUon. Umoln 5PHIC·' KJLL TERMITES and protect 7 9 31.c E'feU of Customs -·• Torm• Avllloblol Toe Bam't I PT. PLEASANT - Miss ElM a~ . lawn and shrubs from insecr.s HA:"KETT'S th R Co World Standard ol Co111JNid eanor Cebotarev of Paraguay, l'hono WY 2·21" MALE : Men 18~'~ See Rai lroad! WI A AB U '•>-it nee<> NEW AI\D USED welders, SOHIO SERVICE Bvd'!lll South Amer1"ca, Wl.il present a Third Avo, MIDDLEPORT, 0 . t r; 1 t~ Kmg B.ulrlers S u p p t y air compressors, welding train1ng Ad under ln-:.trudJOns i Co. Middleport, Ohio rod . Fre€ demonstration. WY 2-3891 POMEROY Sic car room, tide aud perferm program on life in her native 7-3 ltltp car OCOIIOII1)' 8l1d country, Park on 1~~~~~ 5 2 tfe Pome:·oy Landmark. Phone :~=========::'lllllllll smaD uu Her •"'•geniJillt)o Tuesday,· at JulyKr-Ael 16. presenta; 31 7__9__ "_ Business Opportunities SINC:"H Sewmg mach11ies WY 2·2!81· Instructions .._.~ tion will begin atl:ID p.m. .'I1te lneredihle - BUT TRUEt FO'J D MARKEl Due ,,, ' """ 1'" 50 "P Several used • --·---~..-::---· public is Invited to attend. m<Jchmes at har"am prJees o ft . meat di~plt~y case Tyler ., ....... ~ _ _7 ill heallh v a 11 1 " ""' , _ - - - . · - · Miss Cebotarev was -aduaJ., e re 0 er m& ur , The Vabnc Shop. C:m~er Sales double duty s€rvice. Meat U. S. CIVIL SERVICE TESTSI ,._.. wt z.a71 r sale our businP..-;s, R,K"im· p displav case, complete with I M _ · ed witb honon from the col1 ~ M" e l r "!I ct ' and Service, omeroy, Ohto tin • women. I·,..;. Start hJ&:b u 4 II tie I g f H Econml wI .... , · ''c" · ornf'r ;) 1Aan : W\' l-Z284 . tiC mazzanine shelf and set of i102 .00 a week. Preparawn traln.Jn 1 e e O ome CS, es 4 21 Pearl. H~~cme . Of'Hl !1~' · - - -- ~ d"Hlp Iay tra~5. . A-I conu1 '"I"IOn . open unUI appoln,ed. Thou•anda of Joba 1962 PONTIAC. $2250•• door Virginia University, this spring. . Experience ueoally onneee .. one sincerely intcrP~If·d In a WHY PUMP your slu ggish sep- Looks like new First $3001 Pr)" . F"R.EE lnlonn~~tlon o• jobe, hardtop. cataliDa. blue 6n- She has been attending West t" t k ,, t Kl E All . ' lalarlea, rp• dremeDtl . Write TODAY '-h tomaU· tra Ami mOll lr . - u . . . b goo d gOlng usmess. rna\' tc an . ue ean- m- . takes lt. Lynn Hart, Racine living namr. ad.dreu and phonl!, g • au .. Jl • ' v gliUB mverstty on a scholM cont<1d Lynn or Paulln~· 1!-'l ~l Sevtic Tank Cleaner. Land· Food Market. ~n~;lnaen~;~t1:e· Bo1. •ao. Th" s-ay. Mlddleporl CaU WY S. arsbp provided . by the West betwrrn 8 00 a. m. and a·no mark Farm Bureau, Pome-. 7 9 3tc power lteeriDg, Power brakes. ~..-HOlDe Demonstration 6 29 30U> - - - MEN 18 . 33 Train as Ageo~ r~, and, extras, 910 Broad- oiemoeii. Miss Cebatarev will p m ; ~ :ttc ·1 roy . NEW AND used clothing Sold us,ED work .pants and shirts. Oper """ fnr America's Rail- 5281. : f 2t tie enter Pennsylvania State Unlal Pearl Hawthorne'• at Mt. l Carl vhevaher, Lo~g l~uttom. roaW.. Trame<! men earr $400farm , Machinery versity this !all where ~be has For Sale or Rent , Moriah Ridge. Racine. Oh<o. \ 30tp $600. Gooc Health, ll g h · an assistantship and Will do 2 BEDRDOM, m•<lr>n home 'I Route 2. Wl -9-3074 6-Z7-i!Otc I Sch . Nee Maintain present FO~ ~E - Garden tractor, graduate work. en completion m C1ifton w V:1 Will rent --- -- ·-- - -- c. E. Vacuum CIP.aners, canineome while tr~lining. Send David Bradley, 5 H.P . Cleat of her studies in this country, 1 for $30 00 month : Mar~ha!l ! 19~1 P~r~able Sewing Machine I ni ster and lank types. A 11 N"'me , .\ddress, Ph. No. Box tires, wheel weights, reverse, Miss Cebotarev wUl return to Duncan . carton. with complete set of attach- 66BA, T11 e Daily Sentinel. culUva~ tootb harrow, Paraguay to work with home7 .. St . m ongmal ractory _'_ P I Equipped to zig zag, makes ments. New guarantees. ComAll lor . Contact Lynn makers. 2 IOtp HOUSE lor .., nt or sale. by buttonholes, sews on buttons plete price •~ 0 .50 or terms. , _________.:.__:_:~ Hnrt, Racine Fond MMket. A$ TP WED . moo!hly paymenL• on land and fancy stitches with just Phone WY 2-2204. I Insurance 7 9 31c PT.. PLEASANT - Three coucontract, 5:n Mill Street, Mid- a twist ol a single dial. Left 7 8 6tc ·--~ -::_ __ dieport. Phone WY 'l-52R2 in la y-a-way and never been _ _ JOHNSON, Slmpaoo Insurance -.-:Leg•I Notlce.__ plet mada applleatloDI for 111111'_ _ _ _ _ __;R:...;;I~;;...:If:,:c;_l used. Balance due $47.00 or RONEY, 150 lbs. C•ll SH 2-4645. Agency. In. All forma of 1n LEGAL NOTICE riage Uceoses In the office ol term• of $7.00. Phone WY 2r 7 6 6tp al11'llllce Jim Joboaon and ~bUc hearing on the . 19116. the County Clerk. ' Applying for Sale 2204. 7 6 6tc FAT LEGHORN hens, 50c eOCb. Bud SIIIIIPIOD. A&eDit. budg~t .!q~, !&lflrl To)lmSblp. will were Lloyd Emanuel llayes, 1 1 Model ACPCI41 Barbara JOHN DEERE model " L"' YOU PAY IOSJ for nne home Paul W. Sayre, Portlaod,l tic he 1ieJa .at,..lite. .office of the 23, liendersoll. , and 7 6 Le~ 'IlnoRBblp Truotees at Lynn Sllnpklns, 16, Pt. Pleastractor, plows and cuttivat furnishings at Baker F'uml· Ohio. VI 3-Z24G. 6tp Wanted To Buy ... AND OJ!ILY AT E~ ~tart ot 8:00 p. m. F'ri- ant. H11rold Wall<m "Perry, M, ors. Waid Spencer, Chester, ture In Middleport. Ohio. Livestock llebron, Ohio, and Willa Lou911!>-2175. 7 8 3tp 4 11 lfc . . M. w. Runyon wants to pur- day, July 17. 1964. . Letrir! Towosh)p Truotees ise Hedrick, 58, ·Hebron: JilinA.K.C. registered Pekinese. See NeigJer Bulldtntl and SuJ> ALL BLACR pony, 37 Inches. 1 chase - standing timber In By: Floyd Norris, Township ea Neil Goodwin, 21, Procious, MIDDLEPORT Mrs. W. W. Call, 732 Syca- ply, .Racine, for better homes, Can be seen at Shake Haven, . large boundaries. Call WY 2WY 2-2635 ·· Clerk W. Va. and Paulette June Ben7 10 ltc Dell, 21, Pl. l'leaant. ·....._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.;,....,J more St., Middleport. klleheo cabineta and storm Chester, or <all 985-4000. 6273 after 6:00 p. m. 7 8 61c tloon. 11 Z3 tic 7 9 3tc 1 (7) 7, tote QUALITY l\llnn<IB) WY 2-0222 . 17) 7 tfc I I I . ,., '""' ., , •• ® I ~·""" ··~·"""' I _.===------"11 Pomerov Motor Co. ~ 'I ,u.~ Ea~~\<'I~JdiJ:;~~·Riiwnn:l cy~: 6 h I ~..,~~,.,.,,.,.,==~~~=""""""'='"==. . . ="""""''=o=!l' RESU'-~, ~o~~crNo . 2~357~ w ee A •gnment 6--~tfc Brake Service PO~A~OES BIaett narS I' ' ' I may o. save you up to , I $125(4r- I ~=========~ I 12~ in Whiclt .IWdJI iotwYlewad blm, or at~~~ could hive bel!lt better. AaU l• • iaowledgeablt llld ll8rteable boy, but be -.ned to treat Rlldy a DW. jlm!mpJorl. ly for 1 yOliDP!et; llld Rudy !s too much of a 1ent1eman to react sharply. Whoa you conte rlghl <i<iwn lo It, there io ....,._ thing rather about,Rud P I A kay Vallee lnlerrirlri"' au n . QUtdlce - 'r~levision Want Ads Are Worth AGood Look-- You'H Find Dozens Of Bargains Below! -- \ ~· I BJ lUCK DU BROW Valtod Preao lateraollollll HOLI. YWOOD ( UPIJ - CBSTV Wednesday oigb{ repl&<-ad the Danny Kaye show for the oummer wl)h a nev version of th• old '"Talent Scouts" aerleo, hosted by that possessor of gloriooo naivete, Rudy Vallee. . Rudy Vallee lo one of the ntceol human beings alive. He relers to bimoeil as "The Pat Boone of the stone all".'. and he Is indeed a wooderfuliy-kept IICJIIare. He !mows It, and that Is Important, just as is Ills being nice, because in lelevl' slon these quaUtleo can carry a performer through rough moments. Wedneeday nigut, lor example, Rudy bad some trouble With his voice, and he also blew a cue I with extrem•ly funny results), · but hls undeni· able amiability, plus some worthwhile guests, made lor a very decent hour. Rev11e The serlea i1 euUlled "On Broadway Tonight," and the premiere, at leUI, wu far Ml· perlor 1o the "Talent Scouts" v.,.-slon ol !sot summer, whicb wu hosted by Merv GrWill. Tile Cluumel l"'-t Dwight Tbo main ~· is that tlhlro Elsenhotrer, who wUI bf aa onwere no vis(Ung · celebritiet 1o Introduce the acts, a proceu the-air <OIIIUitant lor ABC-TV which baa alwayo broueht a great deal of gushiness, obvious inalncerlty on the pari of maoy peraonatlllea, and general emborraaement Btemmlng from mutual admiration converaa· lion. Wedneaday night, Vallee talked to the youngslers bimsell, and then introduced them. Rudy's manner sllll reflects tho innocence of hio Ivy League approach or decade• ago, and Ibis manner proved a line u,.. der-playing foil for the young- ombarr..._ tbo 1=t tl the ' Kopul>lk:<oo 'O'Oek, il -ted to lieve ql1in c1 lill ~ loogtimo ' OOIIYWIIiGII ~e~....w...~,..:;~:: II actor Robot! ltlall. . . .y•• .All . -..-, AJIC.TV opokmn•n aY, ""6-llrJ~<"~ vaU.. bJvo bMI mada ,,.. ltllll!l<>met'l' In Sin F'rlnCIIco. WOOD IAMPIA One of tbe ,_ _. _ • .....,_ -•-· - -GOOGLI oitd SNUI'I''I' SMI'n" el auiNrlUcated wood'''""'"''"' oample IAINIY apecllneno In the ,_.ld to iHAR wuz A BIG CARD ll<li1Md In 8yroeu.e Uiil'ni'IIIJ'• GI\1'\E OllER AT SNUFFV"S New Yorlr State Callet• ol r... LAST NIGHT, NUS$, AN' estry, NO BROKE NOSES 10 PATCH, NO RtfLE 8AU.S DtG OUT, NO CUTS UP·-- "TO STITCH :I DtDN'T GtT A WINK Of SLEEP NOTHIN'!! CROSSWORD sters. NOT NECESSAl<IL'i. SINO;: 'IOUJ>. DAD IS TOO - CHICKEN TO SPEAK UP UKE. Near the end, Paul Anlra turned up aa a guest, to sing a number, aod this overall ae- A MAN--- financing and insuring I your next car I '!~.TAL 1 • \r\o~:> -~fifl9 ~hooting Rol~er ~Gip Shamp~ I' ::!~'::"'a:~c~. 1 I - - I ' I ·- STATE FARM MUTUAL "REFI.£X£S EXOEI I FMTI" ..,i:·:"':·~L[~II=II:II:i:II:E=I:DI:·:·: WJEH RADIO Carmel I I - A Martor::"E~::. -:._~~:~v, PROClRAM LOG 5:00 CommUIIIIJ N1111 MONDAY 111ROlJG8 FROJAY 5:011 World, NattoDal N.,. So~ SpoUigbtco Sporu 1: ~ Sip Co 0::111 Weathl!' 1: ~tl_!ll __ Clock 5:30 Obmer MU8loll• 7:30 Ne~r~ 1:00 &.nset Blvd, 7oll MU.ical Clock 7:30 SlgD Off Society Notes . - m 1 7; ~ Tbe W•llbe 8:00 Oblo ValleJ Nen l:flli. Wprld, NaUODal Ne,, 8:10 Sp4rll 1:1$ .'Weatber Plclurt a Je Millllcal Clock US CqQIIDWJlt)' Newt 1:011 Tal• ol the Town 9:55 ~ Couo!J NeWI 10:00 J.l'imiiJ Worship Hour IO:ii Public Sen1ce 10:30 Lll~ 111:511 Wtlrld New1 U:. M~ Melodleo 1 I Middl~rt, ~~~~Ft~~i:~d~rr.- W~ 50. ~- lud·l - . + ...,._., ~rdd.:::o;:ex~' .~!:!~f::n~ ~':! I ~ ltmcept c~!l- Counlf Net~~~ 12:110 ComlllunJIJ NelliS 12:11 loOI!l!l Nen 11 :Gl .M.II HOUSE 13:10 Markets 12:11 Mid 11a.i Weatla PIMA' 12::111 12:Z VALLEY LUMBER & SUPPLY CO. Kol ~lol lsh THE SHOE BOX 1 1 I Fo 1 u-- Hotpoint 4,100 I I Room Air-Conditioner B~T.U. ONlY1J99S I I i ----- -·-- - - l"rlda,, Cburdl Belle Ringl U:41 . Wlldd. N1111 -· Italian Sandals aeaitun., INGELS FURNITURE c) ~ Bulletin llollrd Net~~ 0 01"11111 12:30 Agrleultura Aplt 12:45 CoWitry Go Rouod 1:511 N81111 11e11 J:llll Co1mtry Go Rouod 1:fiji Newa Beat 3:00 Let'o fake 1 Bnak S: fiji Newa Beat i:OO Dllcing witb Dou t:SO IDtercbao&e fERRY . IIATVRDo\Y 1:!1 SigD On I:IS MUJica! ctoc. 7: g Tbe Llfelille 1:00 Ohio ValleJ Nen 8 «i World, Natlonll Nen UO llporll Toda]r 8: ~ Weatlier PiciUrt 8: If lll11lfc8l Clock I:M Ne"' " e:oo MUJical a-..e~r t:30 Sollfj & Story Time eo F11111117 Wlll'llllp a- 10:011 Newt 10: flO lll8b Scboal lilt f'll8dt 10:15 Ne"' 11:00 Ann, Time 11:3Q Special Commtlllb Prosrams 12: Ofl 12:20 12:25 12:30 1:55 1:00 1:55 1:00 3:fiji Newa flo!llldup BulleUn liDartl Newa 0 Grama SaturclaJ ltladnee N.,.. Beat Sa~ ltlaiiDM Netva 11e11 Sltwd,t,p M....... Netra Beat 4:110 llllclng wttll 0ou 4:al 1'op Teil Rnae 5:00 Nowa SUmmvy 5:15 D·IDDer Muo!O'le 7:il0 SigD Off • ------ ----WMPO t:GI . Radio IIONDo\1 TIIIW fRIDAY .p··o,. . I:Ofl Sip 1:81 ea.tu, 11u11c 'l'lma •=• Sacred Hurt .,. CountrP .lllllbor t:20 Country JIIDilortt 1:» JGIID R - C1D l'iiWI I: SO Farm 11IWI 1:35 Paul llonu l:tll Me1p Cl Alf, b. 7:111 Newl 7ali 'I'ID1'a Qlapel 7:a Newa 7:35 l'ldll!li: lllrdwan ('nl&·'l'bun.) f:lfl Ne1r1 IWj1011 .,. Ill ...... Party 1:18 ao,·. Faod llubt 1<111 Van Palrlcll Sporu f:llli Br at' I Party 1:11 , _ Bak* Sbolr IO:U Tbe Good Life 10:35 Millie 1D Tbe Air 11:41 Tldt Ia 11u11c U:GI 1'op 1'111 " U:» Top Toll a- ''ltllllllll) .12:10 ..... .... ,. IS:ll llullcll IDIIIIudt 11:10 .......... ,._ 1:00 ...... l'lrV f:IIO 8alldowu Slnaadt 1:46 Bat. hnllllnoW~ t:so ... Oft I:SI ()pea Bauae 1:80 N1111 l:«i Coli.. Wltb Janet e:46 11e1tJ N81111JD ll:IO lllDlltartll A11oe. II• U Country OrtiUn Y.W U:li lluoa CL Ag, BD'IW U.li U.C. ~ 11:15 ramn, w~·nnn. 11:46 Tlay'a Cllwlfl7 ~12:81 Noall llepLft 12:30 Goesalen Gtlllt 11t1r-rrt. 13:111 llualc Juat F• YCIII 4:15 BlaotiDar Sbo•'l'Uel. t:IO Local NIWI t:a. 8oirllnt SeGM 1<00 Newo 7:10 Sip orr lll'I'URDAY lllNUAY 7:011 Slga On 7:311 "'--I CIIJ &aJIIIII &our UO Wlap Ill p ..ulll I:Jii 8lllla 111 1 b .. Y• 10:110 \letee Ill PI,.._ 10:» W& 11eptq 11:110 111...., sa.. 12:10 flam New "'!Wpla II:JI ana.. Sour a.v. _,. 1'1111 1:111 IUIJ GnJbu1 1:1i Latberan Saar lUO 1:110 'l1lt qurdi o\t ~art a.ooc..u,-- Timon ... World In Review 1:00 Baptist Pour f:Ofl Sip· Off 0>1, 11!2! 9QN&I WHOEVER _.. IWf Ml'iCI T' "ll<EM ¥ AliVWA'Ii 'l!ll! CAll"•" I PROVE Ill T'l<!MeG OUT HO"llMiHI �- -- .. - . _..,_ .. . ·- ~ _..,. ... __ - -· . ..... -- - ... -· --- ... ' . •Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy· Middleport, 0 ., J~l.v 10. 19&4 I II RefatW IS HAVE GUESTS oeicler aud 11101 d•'<ll' IS ol , Holiday weekend vi<itoMI of Colilonua. !liB. film l• Mildrtd Tubbs of SpriiiJ< A"•·· : nillt atld Mr.< ( i - SlnM ol were Mr. and Mrs. Roger Sd> Sooth Oar\- !olr. a o <t Mrs. J - T'uiJhs ..,. -it) ond '\lr. and MM. ""-'"' Lam •nd Stlll ol L'rbM>a. ' .\· •h• Cele6foft Vlttt. r-====--=----, MEIGS THEATRE " THE THRfE LIVES OF THOMASINA• (Tf't"hnu:·ul or l Patri('k Mt·Gooh tm s u ~ :.n Hamp<;hlrt>. Karf"n Ontru·r Jack StE> wart Olsnt"¥ Certoons Futur•tt• · M"t Mr . Mischief I'U 'I Ptr.\lll' ~l<'mt.·.-. ,, ,.,. ~ ... - ~ ~~ t•r ~ ~· ,.'1 ,;~ ..;n .,._,. lh.•~r '"'"'•' ,..,.., •. ,.., ~" . 1 ~ ,, •• ''' R~- /'Al'!. I~ ~,.·~~ 11( r.un ~ ~~" -...· ~.._. n. ', hf' h•kl '" <~~ .,j ~ ol- """" t< m"l• All ........~ ""' , _ famih., .,... it\\'i~ "' . ,..,. ENJOY SUNDAY DINNER WITH US The Martin Restaurant Mainly About pi I Peo e n Pomeroy New offlctn _.. INta11td i bv Mro. Ross Oek<nd. wMI'I tilt ruv~ • · Councllont ol a.emr )itt "lid 'MI'I. ~ J. ~'~1'!1 Past w1 h Cooncil, ()ougll~ ol Amerloa, .,. ,,..Jobt,!M ;jtt .Jt~ly ~ liN! ~ I ". r •nd Mrs Ni'bert Picht! ~ Wed·-~av evon•~ ot tilt Nn. E. J . 1:"11 lell Wedlle• ji; both """"' <Of ~nri"' ohlkt,...n and Mrs. "" ~Ill e lodRe u~ hall,""'"'~ "• u~ day !01'bua Yiltlt wllb ralallveo In n.. t.omi~ with Mn. H•·~ ~~~ ~~ Oon<•ln \'lsited Frederic!<. Mrs. Milo Blal 1nd Cotum •· l)ln,... .... """'<'it •n lhf ,..ntl)· with 11\r. •nd Mrs. Law- , Mrs. Os<ar Weber •• hoste..... M'r , end Mn. Thornll Reed IN-"' ,..,.. •NI th<!rf> ....,..,.,. Mllholln. I Mrs. Clelaod, vlco (lfelldenl, •nd family of Comillll and MI.. ~ ·' <trill!' ,.,,,.,,. •nri •'llf(i'-' d ~n~ the ...,.ung with liCrii>' """"'" WIH!ams of Crooksv!Ue '• " " r. •n<l Mrs. Cleo Kerns an o,. ~ . -' I Corinthian• ~.... d M Jott<>nd!llf _,. "'' And "'" "' b read1ng .. were auesta o1 Mr. an ra. 1 l• ' l 'I'ANI · P<t""""'. Mr alld f•mily ..,..,.. in Park.rs urg 1 ure ed b the Lon:!'• •·· it• Mn•sn.an several d••s ' · nlf'~ft\' 'f'he~ ere guests of : !~ : 1-5. follOW Y n MJ ~ ~~ • ·!INI. Mal~ . 111 he tOOther M"' William Rnb- Prayer aod pledge In q. last week. Yo l.lr •lid """ Thomils r . .. I Installed were Mrs. Clarence Mr. and Mro. Donald Mor '\\'ANI. I ..........a. 'fi. "" : Mr. son. Neutzling, JII"'Sident: Mrs. Hen· ANI ~,.,. ·W.NI. &I> M-. Garland ~mit.h and d."".• ry Spencer. vice president: Ml'S. gan and son, returned lo their · •• M home Newar~ Satun:!ay, alter b• .ond 'I'Mn~ """'"""'' Mr. ""ter ot Ranell•, W. 1·" · viSII· Larr)' Wolfe, secrotar)'; rt. • ... a week'! vll!lit with her pArents, •nd """ Jri WAN •nd ()n>. ed ...,..,11y with Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Kraeuter treosurer Mro. """· 1'<>_,,~-: Mr. AM M,... R01K'Of Satterfield and other Marion Wood, ...,unel; Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Eslle Mossman. I .Ia)'<! WaN •nd Bill~ . Porn· frionds. Norman Frederick, Oower com· Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Folden ""'>Y• ~ . Sboron and El•· 1 h Lei\'- , millee; .od Mrs. Arvll Holl<lr, and family ol Hebron were 11M" \hNI . TM) Pullin>. ShaMr. and Mr<. Josep · ubllcity weekend gums of Mr. and Mrs. ,..,... It. "• : Mr and 'Mrs. Law· : in~ of Ktrkland, ill. a~ ~~s~ p Game,' were conducled by Eslle Mossman. twh"'E" n ,..:* rnsoa. Dt>bra Ann, of her par(>nt~ . Mr. an · Mrs Hf!~ Beaver and Mlss I-""""""'· Jr.. St\>1""' Dwayne, ] Clarence Boyles. Led~ Mae Kraeuter with prt. Mr. and Mrs. Selwyn White Sancy K". We"""''· \\'. Va.; I Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Sh ..ts es awarded the winners. Mrs. of Gallipolis were Wednesday tc~t:ht-r l':lt'f!lll" ~net Jo Ann. [)e.. of Colum bus were recent visi· Norman Frederlck wun t h • evening guests of her aunt, "'-~• . \\" . \ 'a.; ML anc Mrs. tors with Mr. and Mrs. 0. E. door prite. Miss Nettie Koehler. Janl<'S Estop, 6111 and Nora McKinley. Refreshments were servO<! by Mrs. R. L. Gotthan:lt return· Fla....,, Poca, \1' . \'a.: Gladys . ' the hostesses to those named ed to her home Columbus Monl.'tin and GI'IIC&, Cllei)·an, Mr. . Mr. and Mrs. Edwa•11 ~~~t ! above and Mrs. Henry Eichlll- day, after spendillll the holiday and Mrs. Geol')•e !.ollev, Joan '"" and 'amity were r I ~er Mrs . Eddie Hartung, MMI. weekend witll her mother, Mrs. and Jeff. Hans!on:l, IV. Va .; guests of hts. mother, Mrs. E. I Est.her Wright, Mra. Buel Rid&: Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Tomas. : R. Johnson m Char 1eson. panied hume byShe herwas son,accoJD: Bruce t W· ,1 nour, Mrs. Virgil Roush. Mrs. W. A. Morgan. Jodien, W. Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Va. . ' Ella Hannum, Mrs. Hobart who spent two weeks with his Leoaan:l Adams, Okley, \V. Va .' Mrs. D"n Buroey of Martel·! Newell, Mrs. Ray Morris, Mrs. l!fandmother. Edna Per:::inger. Cht"lyan. 1\tr_ ta visited thts week with her i Fannie Adams and a guest, and Mn;. Ken neth Scott and parents. Mr. and Mrs. C. A.. Mrs. Elizabeth Wickham. Jennings Marshall returned Mary Joe, Newark, Ohio. Mr . Emmish 1s con- Hostesses for the August to his home. Louisville, Ky. 1 Emmish. fi ned tn Meigs General Hosplt' meetin• will be Mrs Mabel Thursday, after a week's visit . Mrs. Emogt'ne Roy Newar k, : I . ' e · d othet Mr · 'T I van Meter, Mrs. Fannie Adems witb his gran m , s. 1·11 at by 11lness Mr. Robertd ~Mmltleyc, Ih~rdn" :I Miss Iva Marie Stewart, dau·l and Mrs. Marion Wood. John F. Bally ando tber rela· 0.; M.r. an rs. ar n am:s ' gh ter of Mrs. rva Stewar·t, IS ' tives. and five children, Shrewsbury. !. employed in Columbus at the ' W. Va.; Mr. and. Mrs. Bl,ll R,us~ : Na tionwide Beauty School. She I Troop 242 Scouts 1 Miss Rozanne Knight retu~· and Kelley, Mallory, II . I a.• 1 will be•in he r studies at 1 he ed to her horne, Pl. Pleasan , Mr. and Mrs. John Jnrd'.'"· Bel· s"hool '1·n "'•bruar)' but w iII ·. Spend Week at Cilmp w. va. Thursday evemng alter ' pre; Aaron Ward, Mane Bnw- •·urk ... 1·th ··' tile supervisor until 1' Troop 242 of syracuse spent spending a couple of days with " is a 1964 a<iuate of last week .at camp ""'ow •- head her great grandmother, M r s. den, Beekley; Jean and Warro:!n then. Sl.e M •· H lin"'" w v Tb y and lamil Sparks, Patterson, N. J ' r. : Middleport H•glt School and' near un a-n, • a. e John F. Baily y. 1 M:,a.....,.....,. ""lit"'""' "" POMEROY OHIO TONIGHT thru TUESOA Y Walt Otsney·~ .lnd 1 Jesse WGftfls New OlfictrS Are Installed forComint Yeor ...,. I •-Nl I Qj,8 "'" '------------------•-•i: Middleport, 0 . Route 7 I 1 '"''""~,•,· 1, u . r ~nd Mrs. Sh~rley Snyder. Ru th- was awardeL a scholarship to . were John_ G. ~auvage ,_ ScoutJe and Benme, Chcsapeakt~, 0.: the Nationwide School. master; Bill Rtzer, ~mar P~1 I Charles Ross, Thelma, Kathy Mr and !\Irs. Eugene Abbott, trot leader; Kenny Rtzer,. B1D Ann and Jimmie, Hunting! on; of L~nca>ter are visiting with ', Hayes, John Rltchhart,, D1ckle Mrs. MargareI Ben~c It . Chesa- 1 ihtir parent s. Mr. and M r s. i Sauvage and Mark Sm1th. peake; Mrs. Katherme Henson, William Morris and Mr. and . During the week 15 tests we':" Huntmgton. Mrs Martin Ahbotl. . passed and a total of II men! AI M d M B H· . . R~cenl guests of Mr. a n d badges were earned. Because so ~ a~ N.';'·l . en ~·g ' Mrs. William Mor•is and lam· : o! this successful week, plans gherman, k . Be.ttlce ),d F r., : ill were h•r brother an<i sis· I have been made for a return C . esLapea e;P y an J ran- ter-in-law .Mr. and Mrs. John next summer. CJS owe, omeroy. oanne . , rd N M Vallentine, Passaic, N. J.: Mr. D•llord of AlamaGo o, · ~·· 1 , : and Mrs. Jesse Gobel, N. '!'on· ico, where he is employed With Mr~. Webb Planmn1 I anawa, N. Y.: Mr. and Mrs. the Dyna-Lectmr Corp. They To Attend Reunion Hubert Wood, Grove City: Ray- aPihsol vDtslledd ~lth ~r. tahndr Mrerlas. Mrs. Ralph Webb of Racine d R ell C0 1 b 1 dVI son anu o e · . mon . uss • urn us; . M s Dillard visited in will attend the annual reuruon Butch D1~kerson, Notomtne, W. tJVes. r ·while Mr Dillard of the 1969 Grand Officers of the Va.; Halite Leach an. two chtl. Columbus . !I ·. 1 Grand Chapter of OES at Qt. dren, HarrisonvHie. atte~ed pre-msta allon bmfee · : terbein Colie•e in Westerville mg 10 Boston, Mass., e ore ' • - - - - - - - - - - , . returnln to their home in N• w over the weekend of July 11. ·M 1 g On the way to Westerville, ::o~nd Mrs Glenn Roush of Mrs. Webb will be accompanSt. Clairsville,. Ohio, spent the led by her l!fandson, Jeffrey holiday weekend with his par· Webb, who will spend the week· ... Mr. anc Mrs. Ear1 Roush . end with his parents ' Mr. and en~.S, Mr R0 h · 111 at Mrs. J. W. Webb of Columbus. 1 . • ' " remau" very 0 7 hisMhomed Ave. Cnswe . 11 ENJOY COOK.QUT r an Mrs.thJ ames and dau hters, Dianne, and Mr. Fourth of July weekend guests and Mr: Kenneth McCullough of Mrs. Nellle Borgan were the vtsited i~ Cambridge, Ohio, the James Borgan family, Gary past weekend where they at· Borgan family and Allen BorMIDDLEPORT, 0 . attended pre-installation meet. gan, all of Columbus ; the Ray I MAKE SAFE DEPOSIT PART OF YOUR VACATION PLANS! Your home is ripe for robbery when you're away on vac.ation. Even tires- that might otherwise be c.hecked in time-can destroy valuable papers, jewelry, family keepsakes in your absenc.e. Safeguard your valuables in a safe deposit box here-the whale year aroond./ Rent a safe deposil box here right now! JJ? e Pny 3 % Interest On Savings Pomer,oy National Bank Serving Meigs County for over 90 years POMEROY- RUTLAND II SUMMER WHITE COSTUME I. JEWELRY 'I MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~il home of her brother, Mrs. Albert Hladd. ~ - I J Birthday Observed By Mrll. Malllar The birthday of Mrs. Clar· ence Massar was celebrated when the Busy Bee Sewing Cll" cle of the Federated church met Thursday at the church for an ali-day quilting. A potluck dinner was oerved to M Ma Mrs ;t.:;oonM'tch r~ :'.o~b Rei: ~I "Mrs~ Mam . Ebersbacb, Mrs' W L Kautz Miss Lena · · · • Grueser, Mrs. Otho Murray, Mrs. Walter Baer, Mrs. Lena Huber Miss Anna Dural Mrs Theodo'r· Mora Mrs 'Clar~ " , . Karr, Mrl. Ben Neutzllng, Mrs. Carl Shields and Miss Paula Kauffman ol Halifax, Mass. Material Ordered lit E •R p ro]ec • t .,or Mrs. Calvin Simpson and MMI. Ronald BrowninS were ru bos~sses when the Sew • te Sewmg club m: bWedneaday evening at their u roolom. A llbort businesl sees n was coaducted by ~•• ~lzat Gandll· Cultural Program is Presimted by ~rs. Louis Reibel at Meeting A· covered dllb dinner at 1 ..ce, Mn. A11lrd Pratt wu ..., p.m. preceded the moetlllg o1 ported .. bnprov!na from •,... the Federa~ec~ Circle wedll... c.m fall. n .... ~o~ec~ w pUI'> dAy evenJna at tho dlureh. The ch8Jo a IIPlDot plano lor t h • fable wu Eentered wltb an ar- IIOCial· roomer1•of the dlurcll and M"'-· and Mn NDI!emelll of llowera made b7 Mia Mar,gu .., '"I" · Mrl. Phll W!Dion\oo~.' Loula RilbeJ IWII~ al Mra. , ..... Reibel was deY~ the commttt.e. · .....,.... Ilona! and prosum leader and Mrs later Fapber report. opened the devolloiUI with ed th~l the croos tlo Lincolll group alailns of "Take Time IIlii 1iblcb the Circle lpDIIIOII To Be Holy," loilwed by had been struck by """IDln& I tu dl of Psalm 92· "&'' set P re o;ea 1111 · and oul of order. Antone Ltlo H5 and Matthew 8:28-31. ke will be con'-~'"" WI~~ to ma•o • 11 Uslns her topic, repatn. Plaru1 w.!., made fnl "Growth," she llkened til>lrltual a rummage sale Ill be be!d s.p. growth to the pine tree. She tember 4 and 5, tlle plact II :!Uggested to keep looking up be announced. A collection Wll de 10 every Y grow and grow ' taken for the Forest Rtm aa~ high r becoose the er up one goes, list church apron project. The the more beaUtiful the world Mizpah benediction closed 11M looks. She closed with a poem, meeting "Grow,• by Mary Bingham, ·- - - - - - , and prayer. For the program, Mrs. Rei· bel read n poem, "This Is Amerlca" which told of the fr..,. dam In America. She also read two other poems, "The Nlnety and Nine," which she received JULY 11 al the first convenUon of the The Men's Brotherhood of tbt Women's Union, now the Worn· Enterprise and Morning Sial en's Guild held ot Sl. John's EUB churches will meet at thi Evangelical church, Mansfield Enterprise cburch Friday at l in 1926, and also the poem, "Grandmother On A Winter p·rn · Day," taken from Echo. The Syracuse Melhodlat Mrs. Ben Neutzling, presJ. cburch wUJ havo a rummagl dent, conducted the business sale in the chureb basement. session and samples or Chrlot· July 10.11. mas cards were displayed aDd Ch ter M thodt.t church cards selected to seD as a mOJI: . es e will have a reception for tbeir ey making project. It was an· nounced the Circle also had all new pastor, Rev. and Mrs. purpose cards to sell Mrs Lena Pearl A. Casto, '8t tt:re churclr Huber thanked th~ me;,bers Friday at 8 p.m. All membera for cards and well wishes at end friends are 9elcome. th tl f he id t Shr.1•• e me 0 r ace en · Mary Shrine, White ..,.. It was reported that M r s. of Jerusalem will meet In apeRose Vance a cia! session at the IOOF haU, d had suffered stroke an was confined to a Friday at 8 p.m. lor, • acbool Nursillll Home at Franklin Fur· of Instruction, with Vida Carson ~ VOL XVI AN ATI'EMPT BY Negroes to lntel!fate a theater at Lake City. Fla., Friday night erupt· ed into a bloody street brawl that injored at least four whites, one critically. Mayor • Police Commissioner J R. Tison said " The t o w n went wild." He said about 20 whiteJ and Negroes weree ,~:~; ved in tho fighlillll and aJ 200 persons milled around. · trooper• and sheriffs aided pollee In restoring order. /ndl'a /nvl'4>-..l Here Ju/y 26th SAVEl SATURDAY 9 AM TO 9 PM IN THE JULY SALE AT HONDA 305 SUPER HAWK (THE WILD ONE) NOW IN STOCK - 4000 MILE WARRANTY SEE IT NOW AT , • ,, SCOVTS MEET Boy Scout Troop 249 held Its regular meeting Wednes: day, July 8th at the Odd FeJ. lows Hall In Pomeroy. Games were played and the Scouts then worked on the Tenderfoot, Second, and First Class Tests. The Scouts have collected bot: tie caps and earned $16. "!ASON DRIVE·IN TONIGHT "THI GREAT ISCAPI" Steve McQueeu R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. "Oh io's Oldest Dodge Dealer Now Becomes Ohio's Youngest Honda Dealer'' OPEN EVENINGS TIL 8:00 P.M. 88·5. 2nd Ave. MIDDLEPORT, 0. Jame1 Garner an Color) -•Del- "POLICI NURSI" Ken Scott MOJTJ Anden loturdor READY TO WEAR·· Sale of Womens Dresses , DRAPERIES •• Sale of Curtains, Drapes, Rugs MENS WEAR •• Sale of Shirts, Worlc Clothing FURNITURE •• Sale of Youngstown Sinks, Chairs. and Lawn Furniture Sale of Room Size Rugs Sale in the Ho&~se Furnishing Dept. '- BARGAINS ALL 0 VIR THE SH~IE IE THRIFTY! SAVE YOUR SAU!SLIPS .hOM ... . . 01drlob Lukeo ' ' , ,' ' .Sewer Rate Ordinance is • Approved Ill lst Reading DETROIT - A stock lnceJI: tlve prOI!flllll, rejected by the United Auto Workers in 1955, iiitomed today as a major condemancl the unioo on • ldl>mOtlve tbree In ei"'S e -~..Jj, from .IU. ·tiloclt: FOnt. The . t:~!!~~i;~ al· li> has demanded the program fOr salaried union workers Chrysler. A higb union source oaid the UAW negotlatillll mittee at General Motors The deAth of Mrs. Harry E. livillll serious consideration Long of Huntington on June 6, -.manding the plan at GM. and her burial in the family plot in Beech Grove Cemetery, is an occasion to recall a story told and retold In .the family about the selection ol thai ceme. tery lot . Assignments To Committees Are Completed . n· eath, .comes to 'Sun.ny Slope' 0f Fli'St Home Fam·ny, In .' . ~· ' ·~ I ' ,., r. ~ • / ), ' . • ' Ideath In 19!'4. · Mrs . Walter Meinhart, of 12239 Tenth Ave., Huntington, !be former ~thlyn Long. and Mrs. Cecil J . Jenkins, the l~rmer Edith Long, who died ln Cleveland in 1958, were daugh. ters of Captain and Mrs . .Harry v·10Iators 0f BUl.ld.tng c0de A.dVISe • dto Obey or·dinance On April 8, 1875, Stewart Lovett of Syracuse married I< Hulda Catherine was Houdasbell, '.1' ·fiC~nt f..~IOIIQJ1 CQWlCi1 ID a spe- ,118nl~ sewer systemand. .......dip age 1119•.i\(l' i tbe ...... u. or, at Iiili tljlillse, Ia meW' t1t1 1 u~ ·llll!ttlng Frltfa1 Diehl UJ>: Sllmpt!Jg treatment mar animously approved a first of lng revised downward. One water uaed, er be aeeepl I three readings of a sewer rate The cltscusslon .... utted lit tlte statement from the ID!IIIII· ordinance requiring metered two proposed kinds of rates be-er of the water to tho aewer .. water patrons to pay one time ing revised downwan:l. One er, of monlh!J flow or of t!ttl E. Long and l!fanddaughters of their water charge. was the charge for water us- amount of floW paraitteed llf Srewarl W. and Hulda Lovett. Councilmen John Zerkle, ers with unmetered private the water supplier, and t•i · Robert L. Jenkins and June Gibbons, Gene Harris, wells, which had been $108 an. charges made by the Villap te Sherod .of Cleveland are "" Stumbo, and Roger nually, and as approved, Ia such sewer user sbAU be cU. dren of Mrs. Cecil J . Jenkins voted yes. Councilman $72 annually. The other was lated upoo the nme bAsit ilf and grandchildren of the Longs. Robert Crsig was absent. for domestic urunetered usel'l other metered users.• Seven great grandchildren a1s<t Mayor Lee Smith presided - Meigs Water Co., users Further discussion of the pr.. survive. over the meeting called to act without meters - revised from posed ralel will be fDvltiod .. :nn or reject the ord!ruurce. $3.75 monthly to a flat fee of $3 future readinp of the ordinance, Melp Memorial Hospital I;hlch he called a necessary monthly. the second of which MIJ ""mt ADMISSIONS - Verno n L't The ordinanc I tales, ood I . step before Middleport can pro: e a so • be fore -·-~· ·~""' M ay nip!. Middleport; Clytl Terril, ceed to comply with Federal "Where there Is 'a private Rutland: Mrs. George McHaf· and Ohio Laws that require source of water supply, the Viifie, Middleport; Mrs. James treatment of wastes placed in Tbompson, syracuse. the Ohio River. Meigs Getterel Hospital Middleport. after 18 years, . ADMISSIONS :- Martha RobDISCHARGES - Betty Reed, told the Ohio River SanitaUon 1nson, Hamsonvtlle; Laura t Spring it · Wells, Long Bottom. . . BffiTHS - Mr. and Mrs. ComnusSlon 1.as tn· DISCHARGES _ N Thompson, a son, and tends to bwld a lagoon type one· . and Mrs. George McHaffie oewerage. son. ' Councilmen discussed at length the rates proposed In The Melp Cotmty Fair .._.. the ordinance which are deslgttMonday evening ...ted It IJI't: ed to "provide funds for the ceed with the construction iit. operation, maintenance. repair, 52 X 158 ft. pole cettle barlt enlargement, replacement, manwhich will be located acrou ~ t and nstructi ol a ; agemen co on u road fr om .... ""' prooent ~...,., J young school teac "who was reared near Miners. President Dick Th 1 ta ted ·r..de committee e young coupe s r . Mayor Lee Smith said today Middleport Village and pl-esented a housekeeping In a house located ing Inspector James Arnold has brought to his Rotary lntematinnal in tho vicinity of the old cem~ several instances of violations within the Village of Ordl· Cherlea W. Pettengill at tery which later was the begin· nance Number 853 requiring a building permit. rosuiar weekly dinner ~::I nlng of the present Beech Grove of the Middleport p Cemetery. The ordinance provides that NY d • Rotary club Frida~ night. Mr. Lovett was a brick rna•• building permit must be obto Mo erntze "LIIvel son. Maay of the bricks ho mold· tained prior to s.tarting any Its Sharon Yard ..~reo:ordlng,"lnchMI..,"":ued,;,,..,..,.l ed by band were used in some work. In connectio~ w1tb the - - · --~of !be better homes In Porn~ erecuon, conslrucllon, alterat- CINCINNATI (UPI) - The from Rotary FOUDder. Paul roy of !bose tlmeo. ioo or demolition and removal New York Central Railroad ris. Bill Childs, In another The couple later moved to a of buildln.~s and structures. announced 8 $1.2 mlllion mod· of the program, wiU be Yan:l ...Uon reeordlng called, ' . idinersvllle that had Most of the violations hove erniatlon ated at theprogram 55-acre Sharon vates the Motivator." been given to them by Mrs. been failure to present plans in suburban Sharonville Lovett's lather, Wllliam Houde· to the building inspector prior Railroad otficials said. Reedsville Lass ;,._?:sorgeCounMtyelnhartCrippied "lllld·l sheit. There they lived lor many to starting the work and ob: ellng of the yard would bo the Recoven Suraery .,._. ~· years until farm work became a tatrung · · a bw'ld'11111 pemu't · e Reedsvn. - •1 Soc! ty ~.....,• t. told first step Iowan:! 0\lentually Sberyl Benedum of ·~n e ,.,_en burden. They moved again, this ~ans that e apeeob clinic time Into Minersville, where A Ust of known violators bus converting it to completely aoBy LEON DANIEL Je who uaderwent heart surg· ICiteduled for the near they remained together the rest been prepared and turned over tomated electronic operaion. United Preoo International ery at Children's Hospital In In Middleport and Pomeroy. of their Uves. to the Pollee Department for The yan:l is to be semi-automat· JACKSON, Miss. (UP)) - Columbus this week Is recov· ·II waa 8IIDOUilced that I b Mrs. Lovett dted first. When servtns of warrants for the ar· kh· after the current remodeling Civil rights workers re rled to- erlng after three hour surgery -ual Bob Coats · picnic County · her husband went to Beech rest of these violators If a P Tasee · work was ~ted to that a pre-dawn pof'tre d.,. Residents of Melga Iii bel4 Jul7 24 at the · Grove cemetery to select a plot, Building Permit is not obtain..... fr ·n•t -~ a Negro ch h t have given blood for the little lionie In Middleport and he found that the cemetery had ed by July 20, 19!14. sp,.,. "'"'' . about BOurc mil~ girl. A woman of New Straitslite distrl~ Rotary been extended• 0 greatb that It .Permits may be obtained by through the Cincinnati gateway of Jackson, wh FBI ville, who lost a child, has des· ~~ MlddiOpon tili August 7· lncluded the land fronting the .contacting Mr. Arnold at his lc the South and Southeast. J . Edgar Hoo ""' igtlllted the blood donated lor Gllllll allendiDI ·lalt h th t had been the' flnl resld 625 Che tnut Sire t nigh ver spent ber at the ....... ouse a . lr ence. s e. I. tochild Sberyl Mrhospital and Mrhe l{lv· AI 1· !nf's dbmet' m~,... were borne. On hte ·sunny slope of Arrest and subsequent convicCAIJ.'I PRAcnCE en · · • w~ Bni1lm. ,IIIII Ill ·. . . the lawn that had been theirs lion of offenders of this ordi· Hoover met Friday with Gov. fred Scarberry, Jandr., accompan. a.t.D lkown, and steve during their first y~ars of m., nall(:e can result In a mw· Charles Ye111o. new B. Johnson to dlscuss the led the parents patient to 1011 · of Robert OOabl. · r!age, wa• the plot Mr . .Lovett mum penalty of $100 line and slructor of Eaatem of three civil Columbus. They are relativeo Wire Mn. Jelln 'Coak, ' chose lor ·hiS wife to lle . .Nine up to 6 montha jail sentence the s.cheduled n concert workers, and Misslslllp. 0t the R. E. RolliiUI family , Dli COok, IJn...Jim.et y~s later, be was placed Jle. M'ayor ststed. Ins Senior band pntCiice tense racial situation ln Log""'at ln Middleport. port, Mra. Cbat'lu Ala side her. Caples of the ordinance end Wednesday, July 15, from bury IIIII MID Bell Sanborn. _ AJmosi 48 years later their building cede are on file in th• 8 p.m. at Eaatem lll&bt The FBI director 1 TAKEN TO HOSPITAL · Mayor'• office. All membert are to be ~ter said Mra. Larry Stewart of Co: sQuAD CWJ,.m ONE MAN FINED belleves the missing three Iumbus, wlto was visiting at the Tile Ra!=llt etiMII..,...I u ...or Lee Smith flned one .,.,_..BT OORRECTED dead, but promised a """' home of Cbar!ea Stewart, Pol· ......, ....~u TWO JAII\tit all out effort to solve •·11'11 c8lled to the Cllffom end two olber. forleitecl The report Friday cl the 43nl ....,. lllll, In Ga!1ia county • waa . farm ~ 1120 a.m. ladalm In the Middleport - . . iDrif'leJ'!I8r1 or the Forest Run Thomu Ellawortb lakeD to Holzer hospital by the one. "' Hlll'l WO!'M· 'IIIIo Court Friday·.....m,. John 11-ptllt 'churcPt to ·bt'eelebrated 34, of Rutlend Civil rights worken laid tlla Middleport emergency 91[11ad at appal'I!DIIJ lllfferlnl from 50,, of MJcldlejlort wai IPD-111' With the fourth jelled by the that burned at GreeD-. 11:15 ·, pl.m. Friday, IVbere she elpollll'lj. ,''Bqddy'~ Bllllld · m,o and·COSII an.an ·lntiiXIc. ., .., or aenlce of their pastor lfl's . was In a pwtnm!nari!IJ was ldmltt11lll II a maternity .e!!.~; :~ J;!IQI• Earl JQtlcOj "' Rt. ~ rated ·that lbeli pas. Mllldavll .' neigltborbood. 'lbey ,aid CIIIMI· . forfeited hiJ I* ..,..Jkiv, Nyle ' llal'den, b- support. had beeJt 1171D1 t.1 flat . . 00081N DIES ~·ta.....~~ . lrf . nmnlll![ • liter, tllla· II ~- II • rrent )iul ~ ~ ~~qe l;.ebew, Millon, baa w,_ 5&o bmH.}ie:llllfYr:L, A ar*i... leuaul ol the death of her llllt!4 wal ~ hlB • ~. 1911, aitd MR . , ·. ~ BIIDCb. Roevet., ·llald the ttrudUN "buntlil "tlriaan, Friday at MarilDa F_.. ·~1118 l!t;J!ftVllli .•~ . • .Cbup,: l!t•tbe~~" •1 l'll!:·•lt4L · . . a i!1W'pFolJDIL" · . .· . IJt, Gdo, . c Chnrch Where H00Ver Slepf B dD orne own :.e::. ·n+t· . ' *" "'"~~~~~i~~~~~==~Sayir,. ~and '" '•,; daughter, Mro. Long, t e for· mer Gerlro1de Lovett, was burie« beside them, as was her husband, Captain Lolli!. Both couples had long lives together. 'r e Lovetts observed thoir 51st wedding .nniversary, the Longs observed their 59th before hia ~;.'. and • . Ctl'lleU!'r.,. · ~t~at liotdl "Uilft';temer~tiQDs, and eiM!IIIdloo ELBERFELDS IN ):POMEllOY. • I anvernor 1 Jutr 11 "KING KONG VS. GODZILUt.• an Color) --.and"FIRST SPACI SHIP ON VENUS" Yoto Tan! ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY ' Sh~ate was bo~nd over to the Mason County Grand Jury by Julticf the Peace Edtth Fox at Clifton, W. Va., Friday evening after ho! entered 1 aot ......._ ty plea. •- district deputy the _tnstru~. in pr~paration lor Inspection to be held at Marietta September &CU 8. All officers and memberJ are JULY 11 The Golden Rule Clast of Plans were made for a guest lhe Middleport First Baptist •peaker from India SUnday eve- church will hold a picnic at ning, July 211, when the Ses- Forked Run Lake Sundey, Josion of the First United Presby. terian Churcl; met Monday eve- Jy U. Each member Is to bring ning with the nev. Howard meat for her family, plus one Ruppel! presiding. other dish, drinks, and table The Rev. P, K. Geevargbese service. All members are to of Indio, a city and industrial moot at the the church at 12·30 worker of the Synod ol Ohio, · · Columbus, has been lnvited to JULY u speak at the meeting which The W.S.C.S. of Heal!! Metf>. will include a Communion Her· itb . ndlst Church will meet Mondey v1ce at 7:30 p.m. w . a socta1 evening, July 13 at the cliurch. hour to be held loliowmg. Nam· Mrs. Herllllln Haddox will be ed to the oomm!ttee In charge devotional leader with I h• were Mrs, George Anderson, program to be given by I h t Mrs; _J .. E.MHarleEy, MOrsT. ~ two girls who attended the ""' ur rs. cent School of Missions In DeJ. b ""WIS, J Buch• . ew.., Ch •ry, ames anan, ar· aware, Kathy Br-.. and Dee les Peoples, Russell Lyoru~, J. Slavin. Hostesses wiD he Mra. H. Grate, John Fultz and ftob. Lorena Davis, Mrs. Guy Shuo ert Tewksbary, ler, Mrs. Pat Gallagher, Mrs. edMrs. ;:;:wks~ry was. a~int. c. E. You 1111 , and Mrs. Jolul lacrclna Mro 811Wpeillrm Ment Zerkle. rep g rs. . tam or· The Disabled American Ve~ rls, who! has be~ ill. Aalreportnd erans and their Aux!Uary wtn ~ ~ RD 1 ~an is contesting. a charg~ by the West Virginia Conservatloa D'iA~~P:om~~e!r~~oythat he mtended to ftsb illegally tn the Ohio River near Racine. !.., w:i: :d NO. 74 Tht:a Courts k Mrs. Rl . pea er from Mr. and Birchfield family, .and Mr. and ~re Jr., vice Pn•uuen • was g ven on e rep r a meet in regular sess!OII MoDMrs; Paul Cottrell family. All 11 was voted lo purchase mater- redecoration of the cbolr l'oom day evening. There will be InKathy Bratton and Dee Sla. enjoyed a cook-out Saturday tal to make slings for the Polll- b), the trustees, with the Worn· stallation of olllcers and 1 11 vln have returned from DeJa. evening. Patty Birchfield lJ croy Emergency Squad. A blril> er. • ~!atlonkglvlns aSadona· members are ursed to attend. Improved after ,.Inn In Hoi· dey gift was sent to Mra. Day. tloo oo uoc wor . Lewis uer, JULY • ware where th ey s !tended the -~... t Don Lo D 1gb Wall 1~ 1",:; Strickland from her secre and B..::ryWali:Ce School of Missions s!""'sored by zer H~M~pital. The Daughters of Bulb claP the W S.C.S. The gtrla were p • 1ng th of the United Methadlst cburc1l sponso~ed by the local Worn· HOSTS FOR COOK.OUT Tbe hoslesses served a d.., on e project. will meet at the home of Mra.. en's Society of Heath Metho- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cohen sert OOUI'l!e to Mnr. Donald Col· Rev. R':furlngpelt w:_ l!fan:' ~ dl 1 Ch h entertained with a cook-out r~ llns, Mrs. Edward Wells, Mrs. vaca11on mon Richard CampbeU Tuesday al s urc · cenlly at their home, Butternut. Willard Boyer, Mrs. Raymond August wltb the Rev. Frank 2 P· m. VISIT DELBERT GAUL av. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Bally, MMI. Donald McKnlgbl Cheesebrew named to fill the The regular meellna ·a~ the L M Price Mis• Nettle Koeb· end Mrs. Gilmore. Hootessea pulpit during hlB absence. Miss WSWS of the Enterprlso EUB Visit!ns Delbert Gaul the l~r, R~lh Wells, and Mr. for the next meetlnk will be Kay McClintock of Syracuse Chureh will be held at the botne 85 ~ ~.~!c:'~,MrDen: and Mrs. Frank Sisson and deu- Mrs. WUlan:l Boyer and Mrs. will be guest soloist at the July of Mrs. PhU Ohlinger, July If Jimmy, Ale•andria, Va.; Mr • ~~~M~a~nde~a~nd~A~·~m·~·--~~~~e~Omd~~e~ -o• · ._._._._._~~~m:o:m~lng~~w~~~Wp~se:~~·:tce~.~~·~t~?~;M~p~.~m~.~------.-, and Mrs. Ralph Parker, Ern· est Taylor, Rev. Pearl Casto, Mrs. Glennie Shumway an d 1!fandchildren, Guy Midkiff, Mr. and Mrs. Orner Hess, Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Gaul, Vere Swar· tz, Murry Hopkins, Garner Grif· fin, Lloyd Blackwood, Richan:l Myers, Sybil Dorst, Charles Woode and Mr. and Mrs. Gene Van Meter and family. • e ..,. tedl!lul malitP7 thowon lllld tit·1•· ,.,....,_, Itt tile ........ Pl '1'IIDH wm S WEA'I'HEB ¥• .... SaJntay eloDtl1 illtl . . .,.u. .. ..... I ' ·., to' ~eU. New Barn 0ver 23,000 Hear Graham's F "Sf Sermon To be Built For'64Fair A letter from J M. Staek "' COLUMBUS IUPI) More director of the ~ t1 than 23,000 persons heard the Agriculturort, adCiarkvlaed~the! ~~ openin• night sermon Friday of that Robe "" ... ·~ evangelist Billy Graham's Cen. Meigs county inspector for 18M, Ira! Ohio Crusade. and that he and Govenw Graham, speaking st Jet Sla- Rhodes hope to visit the Melp dium here, said the big prob- cowrty fair thUt year. Anotblr !ern f•cing the U.S. today Is letter from tile Ohio IDgbway man and not social. political or Safety llepartmen1 in n . . economic factors. Be declared ence to display at the fair the current generation was Ill): read. But space has not beea able to bo>ar Cllt'rellt stresseo reserved for lhe departmlllt and strains. since It failed to repr, to 111!1' He cited 1 e many irunates of vious letters from the boald. mental hospitals and persons Therefol'ft, there are no vacanl under psychiatric care u evl- spaces. dence of their inabili(JI 1o face A detailed reporl was ... life's problems. to Piketon In compliance wHII Graham's sermon was based a letter requeoting lnformatloil or three requirement. over on the life of membenhip which man has no control: fie. ets. bOrn, havlns to die and the It wu repm1ed that S14111 judgment of God. Fire Jnapootm H. A. . . The Carotna-born preacher mon would Wit the fair dudlll told the crowd the meell- they Ills llllllllal ...--...on. attended was every bit~.. u tm. M. s. PltiWpa D.V.M. ii!l portant as the Republican N• Atbenl wu IPJ!Ginlld ; 1 i tiona! Conventloll In Jtdl Frail- arlan - the liM cboo. He added that he dJd DOt alao am•• ed· tbll tit . . believe lbe •penlng Dight orowd ~ r,- , lbe Qble . of the 10-day program .... pre. Mt. . . . . •a le!lm .... ~ ent by chance, and ihoughl 1bq ncelnt ~ t- iPie f* tllk were predestined to attend. yur • ... ad. • Gra1utm W81 made,an ltotJGr.- Nlld ID4 Ill!; 11:4t Ill ary mayor by Columbua Ma;yar IPI PI .. hill rr.l C. Uti m. ·-K 11.. E. Senatmbreaner, ...,!II blllp;td'l&. '*· n'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 10, 1964 smith