http://66.213.69.5/files/original/9640e4624be991e0eb092fac3cdf34d3.pdf 8885c6958d7d2de37ff5d8b3167b8650 PDF Text Text , I - •. Church Class Goes on Trip 'Around World' I"" By Lucille Hawklnl Canterbury borne, after whichpipes tied with green bows with the serving tray. 1 A short bushless oea!OII w-. The tooting ol horns and noise they were invited to the Hv- gr.,.nery extended to the white Mrs. Kennedy and Mrs. Smith conducted by Mrs. Desoauer IU!kers, and waving of goodby log room. !table cover. 'assisted in serving. Miss Chris- and plans were made to serve coffee and the Women's Gwtd for tbelr .. fnends marked the J'oumey In true fashion they removed Large sh amrocks were p1ae- Itine Grueser served th tab! M . · t Jul " rty 1 Mary Shrine Mainly About Holds Special Meeting Friday People In Mary Shrine, White Sllrlne of Around And About M'dell rf I epo Pomeroy ~=-i.:'.;y ':~!,~~I~ JOOF hall for a -~-t of •~~ ~ structlons conducted by Vida Mr. and Mrs. James Bearhs Carson of Marietta district eulllrtained the Dill famll' deputy. ' reunion Sunday at their borne, Flora Long, worthy h 1 g h Flatwoods. Present were Mr. priestess, and Allen Hughes, and Mrs. Allen DUI, Sr., Mr. watchman of shepherds, presld- and Mrs Chark!s Wildermuth ed and presented were M t 8 8 and daughters, Sandra, Cathy, Carson, district deputy, Allen and Teresa, and Mr. and Mn. l!ugbes, district chairman of Rollln Dill, aU of Pomeroy; membership, Jesse Brinker, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Dill Jr. and deputy oupreme watchman of sons, Michael and l"evin of she herds and Edith Hutslnpll- Phoenix, Ariz.; Mr. and Mrs. ler p Elilabeth Lear Mabel Ben- WilHam Bowers ano children, nett Naoma Brinker Fern Lisa and Randy, of Cuyahoga Ch.;,..brew and Ma' Hughes Falls and Mr. and Mrs. Bearha , ry • and sons Timothy ana ScotL past worthy high priestesses of ' Mary Shrine and Jeanne Riley Mrs. R. A. Thompon of PIIJs. of Marietta and Kell1leth Riley, burgh, Pa, and cousin, Mrs past watchman of shepherds of Carl Wolfe of Wheeling, W M . tta Va., returned to the1r born., ~~~.; reported that Pauline 'Thursday after, a visit with Atkins had a broken foot and Mrs. Thompson z slstor, Mrs. Pearl Reynolds will enter boo- Mary_ E. Ohltnger. pltal next week. Miss Carson Mr, and Mr: Edison WesSI and Mr. and Mrs. Riley each returned to thetr home. _Colum· k brl fl bus Fnday after spending a "'1tethe :~:.~ ol the meeting, couple of days with Mrs. Mary refreshments were served from E. Ohlmger. a table with yellow cover and _MJSs J~dy Th~mes of Crook"' centered with an arrangement v~le OITIVed Frtday for a Vlstl of brown and yellow flowers. wtth her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Thomas. Mrs. Alonzo Custer returned home Saturday after a week'1 · 't · Hun t"mgt on, W. V~., VISI m with her slsteJ" and brother-tnlaw, Mr. and Mrs. Loren Caverlee. Mrs. Harold George, Gallipo- Linda Warner, dsughler of lio, was honored with a layette Mrs. Jay Warner attended the h Tuesd · ' s ower ay evemng at 4-H camp at Canters Cave last the home of her parents, Mr. week. a nd Mrs. L . W. McComas wt'th Dr. and Mrs. P hit Harbrecht M~s. Joe Wilson, Mrs. Robert and family of Louisville, Ky., Rtnehart and Mrs. Carolyn are guests of his mother, Mrs, Johnson hostesses Raymond Harbrecht ' · · Pastel c~Jors were. used in George Korn Jr. of Columbus the decorations and gifts were spent the weekend with hill placed in a maple cradle. Mrs. parents, Mr and Mrs. George Wi1son conducted games with Kom Sr · pnzes awardedtoM rs. J ames Mr. and Mrs. Garland WeavSouders and Mrs Robert Ord • returned to their borne in · · Cake and punch were served Vandalia Sunday after a week during the evening end visit with her father John Invited guests we~ Mrs Ad· Sautage ' . . . . . . nan Carson and daughter, DlX- Mr. and Mrs. Fredertck Bar. ie, Rutland_; Mrs. Charles Stepp tels and Mr. and Mro. Tony Mrs. Martin George and Mrs. Cebrick of Youngstown wen Herman George, Gallipolis; weekend ugests of Mr .Bartel's Mrs. Ernest Hawley and dau- mother, Mrs. Edna B!lrtels. ghter, Ellen, Betty_ Greenlee, Mrs. George Campbell and Mrs. Roher! McElbmny and Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Campbell daughter, Karen, Mrs. Joanne of Youngstown and Mrs. Delio White and son, Jerry, Mrs. For- Shaw of Athens were Saturda' rest Bachtel, Miss Carol afternoon guests of Mrs. Edna Bachtel, Mrs. Cheater Erwin, Bartels Mrs. Eber Lewis, Mrs. Dale Mr. and Mrs. Roy Evans and Dutton, Ellen Dutton, ~s. John Pamela and Jay of Canal WlnBake~, ~s. Mont Miller and chester were Sunday guests ol Conrue Mtller. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rollin Bearhs. Pamela remain. Birthday Observed ed for a week's visit. memll<'rs ol U>e HHppy their shoes and sat on the ,ed at each corner of the lgrape _Jwce at e e. rs. Christmas n Y pa on Mr. and Mrs. Robert Haley, llarvesters class of the Feder- ' floor where tea was served tab! and ll nes /Neutzllng told of tile country July 2Z at the church. Mll<e, Cathy, and Barbara, and 0 •ted church " around the world " Mrs. Louis Re1bel told of the wer:" g~ven th:m•guests to land th~ group sang the Italian on the trip, each person took Mr. and Mrs. Homer Lauder~·nday at 5 p m. jcountry of Japan, thelf quamt ,ear. Small gadgets in the song, Come Thou Almtghty an Improvised piece of luggage mUt, Jr. ha~e been on a camp, containing articles one would log and fishmg trip on the MusThe ftrst slop ul the caravan customs, and spoke of the Ja- form of can openet'> were also King . , of five cars was Japan, at the anese cherry blossoms. The given each guest. Mrs. Mein- Leaving Mrs . Weeds, the need on a trip of this type. The kingum River at Beverly. Ohio, home of Mr and Mrs Harry I home was decorated Wltb these hart was assisted by Mrs . Fred group went to the church Which contents of each luggage was Mr. and Mrs. Ray Laudennllt Canterbury , Athen s Road. The , blossoms and had a slamm tree Dessauer, Mrs. Bentz Wolfe and represented the Umted States. emptied on tables and M r s. and sons, Jeff and Greg of Coldgroup was greeted hy the Can- fplaced In front of the fire place , Mrs. Max Meinhart in serving The room and table were dee- Llfie Hauck won the prize for well and Mr and Mrs. Robert terbury's granddaughters, Mrs . ! ~1th blossoms on the televJS- Irish stew, crackers and mint orated with flags and re<l, white having the most items In her Caruthers and Mrs, Hael George Sisson and Mrs Phil.l ton and tables. The group sa~ lemonade. As guests were seat· and blue colors. Patriotic nap- luggage. Board joined the group or ip Radford, attired In Japan- "Bless Be the Tie That Bmds .ed at the tables, Mrs. Kennedylktns were used and the L shapJuly_ 4th. ese l'Ostumes, who took them and went on to the home of . told of the country and the ed table had an arrangement Colored pictures were taken Mtss Freddie Houdashelt on a tour of the flower, fruit Mrs . Cleland Hines, Fisher St., group sang "My Wild Irish of red, white and blue flowers. fat the vanou:o stations through- spent Friday In Columbus on and vegetable gardens at the -Pomeroy. Rose" Mrs . C. J . Ebersbach and Mrs . lout the evemng by Mrs. Den- business, ll Canterbury served a dessert ver Thoma. Before departing, Mrs Nan Moore Is In Urbana France was represented at The. lsl d of H an awa was ref .ce and w r tbe 27 members sang "God Be . 1 Mens Block LH!her the Hines borne and on the presented at the home of Mr .l course o orange a· . • . " this week where she Is attend· table and throughout were tbe and Mrs. Ben Neutzling, Map- ~rs. . . ~1th You Tlll We Mee! Agaut._ ing a laboratory school confamous red popp1es and a re- le Place. As guests entered the 8-Datly Sentmel, Pomeroy-Mtddleport, 0., July 13, 1964 c• nlng. the new material for production of the E!ffel tower. home the Neutzling's granddauMethodtst Sunday Schools to By Podwln Mrs. Hines was assisted by her ghters, Maralynn and Caralynn be used this fall. daughter, Mrs. Denver. Thoma, Tracy and Melanie Burt exRicky Chne, son rt Mr. and C-D·E and Mrs. Larence Lanning, who tended greetings by placing Mrs. Mtchael Cline (Maida Widths rue a Hawaiian lei made up of Roush) of Rto Gra!'de "' spendreceived the guests m t Reg. $9.95 _ _ French form. pastel shades of yellow, pink, mg the summer wtth his grand· French pastry was served blue and green around their parents, Mr. and Mrs. AHred ' from a reed basket tray with neck. A green' molded plneapMeigs County Pomona Bend July 27 , Chester July 7B, Roush. while his parents ~re ha~dle !ted wtth a large red pie salad with pink rosebuds Grange hdd Its regular meet- Star Aug. 8, Columbia Aug. 14, nttendmg the summer ""-':'100 Middleport, 0. the Hemlock Aug. 15, Ohio Valley at Rto Grand, College .. RICk? satin bow. In the center of the on the top and Hawiian punch ing Friday evenin& at - - - - - - - - - tray was a. small arrangement were served from two tables Rock Springs Grange ball with Aug. 24, Racine Aug. 26. spent the weekend wtth his of red popp1es. Fnnt punch was beautifully decorated in flower Master Stanford Stockton preparents at Rio Grande. I served for the drtnk. Mrs. Roy arrangements of white pink 'd" He also announced that Chos- Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hinkle 51 Seyfried ghaveEiaf resume odr lhhe rose and yellow, which 'extend~ r::~rts from 11 Granges ter, Alfred, Htmlock and Rof'k a~d children, Butc~ and . DebPOMEROY , OHIO country, t e e1 tower an t e ed the entire length of the tab. b th Grange will make ex- b1e, of McCounelsvtlle, vtsfted 1ary'. Springs were Sto gtven legislative Y e secreagent hi'ui't s a I the Metgs · County F atr. · recentl Y m · M'dd~ I ort·g·m of the red poppy. Each les and were interspersed with Leo I n:por WI'th TONIGHT & TUESDAY guest was presented a Frf>nch pink and rose tedry, th . • Mrs. Atkins announced that Mr and Mrs George Hudson WaJt Disney's · ~resen e reappor 110nmen1 f f d · · ' bere! whi c h .they wore throug h- The candle holders "THE THREE LIVES were tied bill that wil! come before the Brenda Deeter o A 1 r e daughter, Carol, and other reiOF THOMASINA" ,out the evenmg. They sang the with huge bows of nylon net In Se t f t J 1 20 H Grange represented Meigs co"n- atives. (TP.ChnJcolorl n~e 1~r vo e ont u Ylte ·See ty in the National Sewing Con- Mr. and Mrs Jack Kelty of Patrick McGooban . Susan IDoxology for the parting song. pink rose and blue Small plasRaveling on to other parts or tic 'envelopes containing eye uFrg k aLaperh:;ons ndo wrSt h n. test at the judging in Co!•Jm- Columbus, visiied this week HampshiTe. Karen Dotrice. ·ran uscea epen , . Jack Stewart. France and West Germany, the glass cleaners were given as y W ·h· t k- bus June 20. Miss Deeter p~ac- wzth thezr parents, Mr. and C 0 Disney Cat1oon1 group visited two of their .s1ck f<:~vor·· Mrs Meinhart gave a . oungthe , aslomg otn, ·. ·t aths. ed among the top 17 entries. Mrs. Marvin Kelly 19 Futurette: Meet Mr. · Rhod "' !short "·description · mg m vo e agams · bers, Mrs. J oSie mem of the Island b"ll Both the State b aklng •nd Mrs. Lucille Mayes Is the Ml•chlef 1 and Mrs. Amanda Kaspar. Af- and the group sang, "Aloha · Sewing centesis will be held at gt:est of her son and family, ter well wtshes were extended, Oe." The granddaughters Dress- The degree of Pomona was the September meeting of Po- Mr. and Mrs. William Mayes WED. ond THURSDAY fhe group sang •·what A Frtend · H .. f hi 'th exempltf1ed 10 full form for mona . Hemlock Grange will he and family ir. Lima She plans Jury 15-lfl es m awauan as on, WI J wr.·1'te 0 r Har rlsonvill · NOT OPEN We H~ve ln. Jesus," and prar- grass shirts, leis Rround the umes , e hoss at the September meet- to accomp:m) them on a vaca-. ers were g1ven by Mrs. WII- neck sandels and flowers in Gr~nge. Mr. and Mrs. George ing. tion trip. FRIDAY and SATURDAY liam Kennedy and Mrs. Louis their' hair danced two hula hu- Wh1t.e also were ~ccepted on Russell Roush, son of Mr. Julv 17·18 IRPibel. B~shLo;; of fresh fruit Ia numt.>ers and sand the Bark· demJts from Muskmgum coun- .A special meeUng of Pomona and Mrs Alfred Roush is work"DEAD RINGER" h 'k he ty . . · master's degree at . .. . wtllbeheldAugusl'atthe . ing 00 his 0f't!f' Davi s & RPtle Da"· i~ -~ were given eac sic mem r. ing Beatie song accompanied The home or Mr. and Mrs . b ? Metgs county will VISit Vm- Salem Center School Wltll Vm- M h ll U · · !hi 1 ( T w m ~). Korl MJ.Ide n. P eter . . v Mrs. Neutzhng on organ. M d . to k' th · · · ars a ruverstty s suml.awford Philip Carev, .J(>EUl Phil Me1ntwrt represented Ire- Mrs. Reibel and Mrs Se fried ton county on ~n ay .evem~g, n_ coun1Y ma mg etr VISI· mer. He teaches in the 0 8 k Ha gPrL f.t•o MH tTf'adv · 1.1nd and was decorated through . ed . h · . Y July 13, at the Wilkesville Righ tation to Meigs county. HiC HI h School Ft>atvrett~: . out with flowers and shamassJ~t m t e preparation and School and present the degree M gB d s" hr Za Training tor Trouble . ·k Tw I bl . servmg. f p n"' all Meigs coun rs. emar c amm, n, Cartoons 0 omona, a r?l. " o ~n~ ta es m the ~ esville, is vislUng with ber daudmmg and _llvmg rooms were At the home of Mrs. I. B. ty members are urged to atO~J ~ ghter and family, Mr. and Mrs. SU~.~~~~~:io~~ES. d<>roral('d w1th umque cenler- , Weed, which represented Ita- tend. . . John Lyons Tom Linda Ber"MAN'S FAVORITE SPORT" ' p~eces of well-scrubbed Irish pt> ' ly, Mrs. William Kennedy and State Deputy Master Vtrgtl nard and Debbie' Mrs Lyons R _ ork Hudson, Paula Prentiss !l<ltoes in milk glass bowl, inter- Mrs. Dale Smith tied nylon ~tk:ms .announced the following .. _ - and Linda went 'to ~esville ~iiiiiiiiiiii;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;'~sp~e~rsed with white styrofoam sashes of various shades . a- mspection dates: Rock JULY U Friday for her mother, Mrs. .- ~ round each guest, after which Sprmgs July 9, Allred July 23, Schramm has ret.. -·• from iiiiiiiil••••-it~ til Jul 16 Great The W.S.C.S. of Heal~ Methw•= they were escorted to the liv- Harrtsonv e Y • odist Church will meet Monday a trip to Ariona and Califor· ing room where card tables , evening, July 13 at the cburch. nla. were plaoed. The room and Mrs. Her;n•n Haddox will be Mr. and Mrs. Lee Smith and devotional leader with tables were placed. The room 1he children have returned from , and tables were tlecor~f.ed with X 0 program to be given by the JackBonvltle, Ala. where Mrs. nowers. two girls who attended the re- Smith and children had been 1 The meal was served cafeUt~ U cent School of MU.sions In Del- visiting with her parents, Mr. , tena style with each guest The MISsionary Soc1ety of &ware Kathy Bratton and Dee and Mrs. G. F. Hollingsworth 1 taking a plate to the dining the Syracus~ Presbyterian Slavin~ Hostesses will be Mrs. for the past five weeks. Mrs. OF ALL NEW room where ravioli and zucinl Church. met m the church an- Lorena Davis, Mrs. Guy Shu- Hotllngworth accompanied her and garhc bread were served nex Fnday ":'ght July 3, m a Jer, Mrs. Pat Gallagher, Mrs. daughter and family here for a B M M D bl R' J' from a table with the center- regular _meeting l'. E. Young, and Mrs. John visit. Y rs. urray ou e rng OWB piece being a _replica of the ship The_ Vle·prestdent, Mrs. Lau- Zerkle. Miss Marianne Woodgerd, Mrs. James Murray, Grant- Taken on July 3rd '" which Chrtstopher Columbus ro Dickens, preSided a~d the The Disabled A.nerican Vet· Jumbus, spent Saturday and st, observed her birthday on The double ring wedding sailed to America. The ship ··1tng was opened wtth the erans and their Auxiliary will Sunday with Iter parents Mr. Thursday wtth a famlly dinner. vows for Miss o\nn Boggess, rested on a mirror with red reading "The Purpose of Unit- meet in regular session Mon- and Mrs. Harold Woodgerd. Guests were her daughter and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chargeraniums, which are famous .~- P~esbyt~an Women" fro~ day evening. There wiJJ be in- Sunday evOillng she wiD leave son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ran-Jes Boggess and Mr. Ralpl in Italy, on either side. Huge Dtal and glVlng the Apostles stallation of officers and all with the Middleport Girl Scout dolph Ward of Ravenswood, W. Rose, son of Mr. and Mrs. ar· MIDDLEPORT, 0. bowls of sweet peas were plac- Creek m umsoc . Rofl call was members are urge<' to attend Troop on their bus lour to Va. and thet~ daughter, Mr . . en Rose of Radm R. D.• were ed on each end of the table and answered by seven members · the World's Fair and Mrs William Dow and dau- read by Rev, Earl Custer at with a sc•1pture verse. A prayJULY It Eric Chambers who Is em- ghter, Kathy. of Ravenswood. his home In Syracuse Friday er for Missionaries was given The Daughters of Ruth clas• ployed by the sta'te of Ohio for Kathy returned hom_e with her evening July 3 at 7:30 p.m. by Mrs. Pickens. of_ the United Methodist chureh the summer, spent the weekend parents. after spending s•· ;era! The bride wore a pink dreSI . •' For devotions, Mrs. Pickens wtll meet at the borne of Mrs. with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. days wt!h her grandmother. with white accessories The cou· >• >' led the reading of chapter aev- Richard Campbell Tuesday at Richard Chambers. Mrs. Murray served a decor· pie was attended by Mr. and Out-of-town relatives here fnr ated birthday cake which she Mrs. Frank Lawson of Racine et. "New Relationships" from 2 p. m. ! the study book "Be What Yoo The regular meeting of the the funeral services conducted had mode .and lee c-ream. R. D. Are" a study guide on Colos- WSWS of the Enterpris• EUB for the late Dr. William K. Wil- She recetved lovely gifts Attending the wedding were stans and Philemon. "One Tri- Church will he held at the home son of Renesselaer, N. Y. In· a~ a shower of cards from rei- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Boggess ennium Fo~ United Presbyter- of Mrs. Phil Ohlinger, July 14 eluded his widow, Mrs. WIJ- olives and friends. and children Esther, · Louise, Ham Wilson (Helen Knight) rindy and Andy; Mrs. Wartan Women was read by Ada at 7:30 p. m, Slack_ from "Concern" a PresMrs. Earl De Freest, Rens.,; KRANEPOOL IS SIDEIJNED ren Rose, son and daughter, bytertan magame. Jaer, N. Y.; Floyd G raJ y, NEW YORK (UPI) _ First Paul and Edith; Rev. Russell A coUe .1on of $4.75 was takSEVERAL ARRESTED \oungtown, Arl.; Mr. and Mrs. baseman Ed Kranepool of the Cline, of Racme R. D. Mrs. Osa e~o, and prayer m uruson closed Harry Graly, Joliet, ru.; Mrs. New York Mets will be side- Boggess, Miss Faye Boggesa the meeUng. PT. PLEASANT _ Arrested Virginia Wilson and daughter, lined for a week with a and Mrs. Earl Custer of Syra• Mrs. Richard Rousb served during the weekend by local Rhoda, Columbus; Mr a n d sprained right ankle which he cuse. refreshments to !>Irs P~ckens, law enforcement officers ae- Mrs. Hollia Ewing and daugh- suffered Saturday while duck· ARE GUESTS HERE Mrs. Slack, Miss Frankie Mu- cording to jail recorda were: ter, Rhoda, Columbus; Mr. WJI. lng away from a pitch thrown Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Wind· maw, Mrs. Hazel Clark, Mrs. James Thomas Vaughan, 26, IU.m Mickey McGhee, Colum- by Ray Sadeckl of the St. Louis land and daughter Teresa Dl· Florence Potts, and Mrs. May- Monroeville, Ohio; Arthur E. bus; Mrs. W. A. Lewis, Car- Cardinals. ana, 2286 Howey Road, Cotumme Holme>. Rayburn, 34, Rt. 2 Letart; rie Hutchinson Dale, R I o bus, were the weekend guests West G~ande; Mr. and Mrs. Victor and nephew, Timmy Demosky, of his brother--In-law and sl9o George McDaniel, 58, 1 ~;:;;;~· ~?d Hospi~J th Columbia; Ivy Whitt, 69, Pt. Will and daughter, Vickie Jo, have returned from a vacation ter, Mr. and Mrs. Leland Park. . · .~ Y mi • Pleasant; Harry Bland, 29, Canal Winchesler, Ohio; and trip to Florida. er and daughter Patricia Ann fogse~t, Mrs. Wtlliam C. Spang- West Columbia; Margaret Dun- Mr. and Mrs. Garland Elliott, Mr. and Mrs Carroll John- and Kathleen Sue, and b 11 er, I. Alto; Mrs. etuu:les can, IJ, Hogsett; Robert Carr, GaWpoHs, Ohio. son have returned from a va- mother, Mrs. Garnet Wlndland, •Y 1 OXFORDS Grangers urgedto wrJte • Senators Lausche, Young THE SHOE BOX MEIGS THEATRE Layette Shower Is Gl'ven for Mrs. George 1 • 1 IsCoO 1------- 1 I j $ 59 5 00 L ..dk, Soc1efy Meets I A f n nne Ch h J 1 3 Y. 1 BUYS 3 ROOMS FURNITURE eo. BAKER FURNITURE ~ ~c';"inG, Ra~lneML;chLarry RamOgter, 64, Pt. Pleasant, PP e rove, ae1 ey, with Intoxication, Pt. Pleasant: Clarence Glenn Jr., Southside; Ronald Grady: Pt. Plrasant; Mrs. Herbert Harrington, Gallipolis. DISCHARGED: Mrs. Charles Pearson, Pt. Pleasant; Gregory Hoffman, New Haven: Mrs. Joe Denny, Southside: Connie Bias, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Harry . Pickens, and son, Racine, Ohio. Yo•'d •avw target wUn JOI left 1 ar that looka IIIIa aolll. ' I l It: You olmply ..n'll- I looker Uke 11M c.tdM, -ltliiJ In e CI'OWd. lt'o too dtsttnc. lively Pontlec. So•o Ito rtde (Wicle-T- ..,oolll) ond tile woy 11 movea (Trophy v.a quick). Only 1111"11 you foraet 1e your tboul how muoll nit lllle Pontteo ohould coaL You wiK, WhM JOU prloe • Celallna. Wide-Track Pontiac !ee your atJthorlled PonUao dealer 1or 1 wfde ~ce ol Wide-Trackt and good used cara, too. ' BLAETTNAR AUTO CO. l. MAlN STREET POMEROY, 0. - M,ASON DR-IVE· IN TONIGHT lack Lemon Lee Remlc!P "DAYS 0, WINE a ROllS" -and-Steve Coc:hraa "LOVE AND DEIIII" chargedi,;;;Mr;;;;;;.;;;and;;;;i;;i;Mr~s..;C;;:a:;;ri~De~nny~,,;;Jr:,;·;;;ca::;;;Uo;;;n;_:spen:;;i~a~t~B~u~ck~e;~¥e=.;Lak:;;e~.~P~o~m~e~roy~,~R:,;;t.~s-,...;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~, all Marsball G.!,Bonecutter 30 Lorain, Ohio charged with while toxicated· Bonita Beatrice M . CariDey, ' 33, Galllpolls F...;. nolHlupporl warrant: James RusaeJ Brant, 20, swartz Croek, Michigan escapee from a Mich1gan ~tentlary, arrested In Ripley on a atolen car cherge and brought to Mason County jail for security pUl'JlOII'!O. Two juveniles, a 15-yeaM)d and 18year-otd, from Charleston, Va. chai-ged wiUt auto larceny. drtvlng U.: w. ArrEND CLINIC ELBERFELDS JUST RECEIVED AB~ Shipment Of New 1965 Models RCA Victor Color TV Sets, RCA Victor Black &White Television Sets, P9J1able TV Sets, The New Line of RCA Victor Transistor Radios, Table Radios. AM-FM Radios, 'The Wonderful New RCA Victor Stereo Combination With Record Player, AM and FM and FM Stereo Radio. NEW YORK (UPI) - Richie Guerin of •~ St • -•· Ha •· · "'" ' _... w..., Johnny Blanchald, Clete, Boyer TUESDAY A WIDNEIDAY and Jim Bouloo of lbe NeW July 14-15 York Yankees and Tom GoJa of Gordon Scott the New York Knlckerbocten •SAMPSON & THI IIVIN wiiJ be am"'"' the profeuon MIRACLIS ef the WOilLDI' ._ -udthfa week at Ute Free DIIIJy Rtcbord Ean "P'!'"!" cliqlC at the Frelf* ..__~·.... oo.s.P·Ait-:T-ANN·I"--.IIIailcl Amn......,m Park. ·. ., . ..._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.._...,_ _ _...,_ _ _,..._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _..J ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY . ' ' ' ' I ' > ' W.O.... . '.l"'~TIIEB ~.a..bfclan-a J'olr 1lfilpt. Low MC. n_.y May and a Ultle w4iDi- ... i 1, .) e w"' · ' ,• • ., ,. 1 I ' ·' . a ' ! ' .. - ;: ~- l ol! a Middleport councU In Its regular July meeting approved a second reading of sewer rate ordinance, but nat before attaching to it a radical amendmenL ~ a first reading last Friday night set up residential, industrial, and como rates of one times the water bill, the amended ordinance getting a second last night calls for a flat charge per month to all residential Qlle!:l ot sewers lllld a fiat $6 charge per month to all commercial and industrial w~ whether use water from the water or from a private source. The residential charge ,ito so would be on private r#.?'" water company water. . Councilman John Zerkle JD, troduced the amended rate lor water users. It reeelved QJIPCIIio,,, · from Councilrrtan INSTALLATION- New officers of Mel~ Cha~ter No. 53, Disabl~d American Veterans, were night by 'Harry "offman and Mayor Lee Smllll. left, at the Pomeroy DAV ball. DAV A~tltary officers installed were I. to r., Lillian Reitmire, Sgt-of·Arms: M)'s. Lloyd Thomas chaplain: Gibbons objected to Ute nat Mrs. Helen Kennedy,_ adjacent; Mrs. Sadte. Wolfe, treasurer; MTs. Mae Roach, jr.-vi~e; Mrs. Francis WJWD.v ; Sr.-vice. •nd Golda 'Mourning' system on the basta lhal commander. DAV offtcers In tlie rear are _Bill Grueser, commander; Don Roach. Sr.-Vlce commander·; Jolin White, Jr.-vice commander· Royd is unfair to small COIDJII8l!o Thurman, treasurer; Leonard Jewell, adJacent; Jacob Turner, chaplain; Gordon Woll, Sgt-of-Arms. - Sentinel Photo. ' A young Pt. Pleasant man cut a wide swath In the business men, wbo do DGt llfl::~~;ar~;e;a Monday night, ending by jumping off the as much water as m. . . I~ to the water over 90 feet below. . Ohio Stllte Patrolman Carl Comci1 passed the second Bogp lried to Dag David LeE he had jumped off at point unanimously, however:, Lanaham, 23 down on Rt. 7 was more than 9ll feet understanding th8t the traffic Ught abo!ll tile river. tile rates are subject to furtb. pm. Lanahsm took off When the youth hit the admendment before the tblrcl on a stde street and cov~ ter he missed striking final reading. several back streets at a high being towed by the Elgerclilf The question also wao of speed, and in some in- by only three feet. about home businesses. stances rounded corners on two · a person has a business in wheels. Two men, Stanley Doss home, the qu..tion of He then made for the Silver Henderson, W. Va., and Basil rate they would be Bridge, where he was blocked Whitting of Pt. Pleasant. mem under was discussed. \•';""'Ill ~! I by the patrolmen on the We11 bers of the Elgerclift Gene Harris read --~. 1 ;:1111 Virginia side. He r011 hack to launched a small boat coWtcil the proposed zoo1ng tile middle of the bridge on foot, picked Lanhom out of the waNo. 234 which dealt and was blocked again getting ter. He was taken into cw;tody with home oecupations. T be between the patrol car and a by the patrol ~n the Ohio s~e stated ao long as truck. and charged wtth dr1vmg white business conducted by the He then disappeared. nto1icated, reais~ing_ arre!rt and thereof is secondary to use of the dwelling, it sh8u The truck driver stated that for no operator s licens•. classified as a dwelling. Seve1·al complaints and Inwere presented to coun- '3 Leaps Fr Om Silver Bridge In § Years Korea Hopes To Be Self Supporting • Co,mmunists Step Up Infiltration I W.,.,. �. - r-- •. r ·--· · ·· ~ - .. . ~ .... ..,. ~ ~ .._ ~ ... . - .. .......- - ~ .... .. ---' - . ... _ .. - ... .,.. -- ,. • WAHINGTON !UPII- 'I'hore lproopecl in their stales. one thin& that eoul<l caUII us Is 1 otnllll loellng omoo1 A lillie senllment lor Sargent tc lose Georp." '' Barry Goldwater woulrl sw~ p to Sen. Hubert Humphrey also Dixie if Atty. Gen. Robert F. was reported. Kennedy were the Democratic But most of the congressmen vice-presidential candidate. 1 said vice-presidential sen~me11t This became evident in a poll within their state parties ha'd of two dozen Democrt~ti c con· · crystallzed only against Ken1ressmen from the South. nedy and not for anybody. At least one con~ressman S.id a Tennessee lawmake.r : from each of nine soulhem . " II the Republicans no[Jliq1te A Florida congreiSmllll said lilt RepubliciDI could dolut Johnsori-Kennedy ticket state even it Gov. ,~::::1 Scranton beats out G for the nomination. "In my area;"' · aatd Virginian, "the reeUng ll u••••· J tfve rather t:\l&n positive... people are strongly opposed the attorl\iey . geo~al ·and states predirtld his stlte would Goldwater, they11 run strong 11 too vote either Re.,ubllcan or for homt because of the race issue, uDpledged eledor.s if Goldwater but I believe we can lick them is the GOP standard bearer · unless Kennedy is on our tick~t. a~ Kennedy is President John- 1 In that case, we can kiss our sOn's running mate. chances goodbye." phrey." " No formulation of opinion, reported a North Catollnian, "except a tremendous ant.I-Keonedy · seadmeeP~ · · ' .{"/ • 'l'he COfiii'O'ISIDE!II who publican licllet headod by Sen. earthy and a lot of opposition 1 I 1 happy' toiftl "lreftlJi>r!IIWm·l M<Noman eems Pepulor N•l•ll•• Feelmr The congreiWTien were polled "The only thing my constitu· for their oplnl..., ol which po- ents ara sure of Is that tho guy ltntial Johnson running mate is the} don't like is Bobby Kenfavored back home. Most of nedy ," said a South Carolina live with whoever gets the vice- them said presidential nomJnatlon." Oefenae Secretary Congressman. ' 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., July 14, liM Dixie Could Be All Barrv' s • southern Dremocr•ts that a R• f Shriver and Sen. Eua:ene Me- Whafs Another' Slice Among Frienosr II /Jelen 1/elp. ............ Youtlo AtU4 Fir ll Dell' Pep 'lei: Bare't opoolal )'OUib column. l·,. )'001 ~~a-·· o1Nidy sent In your IUIIestl<lll lor N111t to NP~ p l - do. Remembsr, I'U lbe lollera, lor and u l *' ~- Tilt Lallu W A WC'II Fw Dear Helen: Quite 1 while you 1m La tiD wont. !or •starked." you relllllllblr wbal It naT I dor't me"' ttaebd Ilk• but like lit1o. - GarrA IM· PRJ!:SS SOMEONE Dear Golllf "Praestantl Corpore• 11 La~ In lor t1rt.type "llacl<ed." Mq l 111111 • ~lit-type COIIIIDftiiT Beflllllacl<· od flm'l oD a1 11. So are paDcoket, bill llltlloul 1 lot of sweetenln& up, they're "no big ponded to the pol) asked they not be quoto1 by narntl because, as one put It, "I Voice of Broadway ••• reporting ly DOROTHY KILGALLI!N . .... The Celebrltle1 makes 'any mow to bring Francesco to The Broadway Penny Arcades, which trial on bigamy charges . . . Whatever . d to etchings? A well·know magpeddle glossy photographs of the late happe~ John Fitzgerald Kennedy and of President Johnson, report the Kenoedys out- azine publisher has been luring girls sell the Johnsons 18 to I . . . . Robert from a Broadway musical tQ his posh flat Preston is suing Warner Brothers for -ostenSJbly to pose for , pictures for his $64,000 in royalties on the sale of the magazme. But tfiose who have taken the film cast album of "The Music Man," and bait are now hip tltat his intentions are balance alle.Jrt!dly due him on his $125,· more personal than professional. · Nalloiw Wbldow · Dan• Mateo Report score. 000 contract for "Island of. Love" . . . Singer Sandy Stel\'~rt wyl 111~~ her · I These observaU••• weDewey Does Better ,By f., \'I.E WILSON ~~ •• New York's current police scandal ts acting debut on CBS-TV's "The Report·. Uallod Preu Iatmoollollll prompted by a report by 'l'ho Delvey did a tittle better In growing with every day o! investigation. er" series, and she'll sing a tune wntten is no support in recent Dunn Survey, McLean, Va., of 1948, taking 51 Mid-At h... I The authorities have discovered a few by Keefe ·Brasselle. executive producer 1 pcj~Ucal history for the betief which Rogers C. Dunn is chief electoral votes and 12 Ia New cops who earn salaries approximating of the dramas . . . It will be high fashion Gov. William W. Scranton surveyor and proprletor. Dunn England. Ike in 1952 earned all $110 a week, but possess between $250,· · time in Monaco soon - at least around carry New England 11111 cast up the returns from preai· ol the ' 12 nortbeastem otatu 000 and $500.000 in stocks and bonds . the palace. Ptincess Grace just picked up Mid-Atlantic states if he dentlat elections 1940-11111!1, lnclt1- except West VIrginia and took Producer Leland Hayward is wooing both a trunkful of dresses in Pari~ . ... Two lilt Republican nominee slve. Excepting on I y Gen. a total of 147 electoral voteo. Vivien Leigh and Melina Mercouri for new developments in Henry P'onda's life: president whereas Sen. Bar· Dwight D. Eisenhower, aU Ut>. Four years liter lka took 'ern the new Paul Osborne !'lay, which will he'll go to Czechoslovakia lor this Sum· ry M. Goldwater coold not. era! Republican presidential all In lbe oortbellst, 155 eleobe presented on Broadway ·next year. mer's film festival, and be's playwright This widely held belle! Is a nominees dn,.;no --.. the """' ...... 20 toral votes. Plans are in the works for Jerry Lew- Edward Albee's favorite choice for the is to do a one-man show at the Winter male lead in the movie version of ·~Who's phony altbouih perhaps a care- years hive been beaten, reject· In 1960 Richard M. Ni.., fully nurtured pbony. It has ed, bwnlliatld In New Encland ran for president on what a. Garden this Fall. with all proceeds being Afraid of Virginia Woolf'" shout the oame merit as the and the Mld·AtlanUc stites. publlean conservatlveo reprd• • • turned over to the needy in the theatri· Blaze Starr. Baltimore's celebrated belief that It Is aplnst the law There are siJ: Mid-Atlantic as a me-too, Uberal platfonn. cal business Maggi Nolan, the pret· stripper (recently profiled in a national to atrike a man wearln& opec- llates with m electoral votes. Be was shellacked. Nllloo tv ~uropean columnist, ls in seclusion in magazine) will arrive in New York next tacl01 or that blondeo more The llatea are: New York, reaped 12 electoral votes in P>nnsylvsnia, working on a book that week. Her host will be Charles Men- Ulan brunettes are passlonate ,"-"Yivania, New Jersey, West New England, none In the Mid· conuld cause a sensation in the interna· bach, tycoon In the miniature railroad lovers. 1 VIrginia, Maryland and Dela- Atlantic area. l'c>nal set. She's been close to many a r · f The plain truth !1 that there ware. The six New England All o1 this doeo not prove ""'~ttr;ty The flicker titled "King teld, and they've arranged thetr irst •- ""very substantial reason to lsta•- •-ve a total ol 40 elet> ~-t a hard boil~ conaerva"·. 1 ~· '"' ""' ~ ,.,. :'11" may be too much for the average rendezvous at Seafare of the Ae110an. ~ ·that any Republlcan ·torai votes. The two regions coold earry any or all of the · rl to bear- Paul Newman, Wamn Blaze achieved quite a bit of fame as the very good ftiend of the tate Louisiana wln 1 majority of ~ together cast 155, m.,.. then Mid-Atlantic and New Encland ' atty. Pete1 O;Toole, James Fox and . !electoral votes of tho New Eftl· half the 269 electoral votes states. But the reeord ~ l'et.r Falk all in the same picture' Mar· Governor Earl Long. . . Jerry Vale bas anolber .. pl'elty. one and . M.J!I,Atlantic ,J.reOS. necessaty to elect a <p¥l!M;jgftl': 1 dtladly lioleln the arguntent Inn Brando will make the marquees. too, soft hoJfed or Ube.ral Re- Wendell L. Willkie, a tiberal that the R'epubllcans must' nOmin rase he's your dish of tea. And thnse coming out;;:. "Love Goddess." It's the Percy Faith theme song for the fotilicO: ' fpubfiicatts luive tried time alter maverick, beat out Robert A. !nate • liberal to do well Jn are in<t the good guvs-they've si~ned and failed. The conaerva- Taft and others for the Repub thoae areas. · another balch of stars to play the heav- ming Paramount film with the sarno title. Jerry's voice will be heard singing the live or hard boil<'ll Republicans lican presidential nomination In The tiberal Republicans have IeR. theme on the soundtrack, and Columbia have no recen1 record ol fall- 1940. Willkie got eight electoral done badly in the northeastern • • Claudia Carriinale lnd her favorite will release it for the disc fallll .. . Irene ure because the Republican votes In New England, none Ill stat01 and not much better elsefilm producer, Francesco Cri$taldi. plan Sbaraff. who won an Oscar last April for Party consistently has refused the Mid-Atlantic states. Thomas where. They won bfg In IS5U8 to. e.rnulate Sophia Loren and Carlo Pon· the lavish wardrobe she created for EJiz. to nominate a conmvatlve lor E. Dewey was the 11144 noml· but not on the political record 1 ti by marryiJII! in Mexico after he gets a abetb Taylor in "Cle•~"tra," has a new president. nee. He duplicated Willkle's of their candidate, Ike. divorce from Rosa Simonetti. They're assignment - similar hut different. Marquite aware that Italy will never recog- ty Ransohoff has hired her to design the !are models and, In their olfi<> nize the divorce and remarriage, and costumes Liz will wear in "The SandpiP.' U ,tal capacity, naturally keep up Claudia has promised she'll leave the er," but these will be strictly bealmk · with the latest trends 1n haute country for eood if the i..:O::v..-:e.::rn:::m ::e.::n::t~t::.:Y.!:P.:. e .:.c::lo..::th::.e::s.:..------~--£ couture. "1J The latest trend Is the eve0 - - - - - - - - - - , H•r parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mrs. Garnet Smith called on nlng dress with the transpareol Follrod of Pomeroy came on Frklay at the Dan Smith . Uaftld Prell Iatematlonal and white wine when It 1o cold. top and Miss Kephurt and Mloa Sunday and returned her home. Mr. and Mrs. Geori< Circle SAN FRANCISCO (UPIJ One olthe features of any flO- IPender weri definitely In sty•. 11 a four-hour pertod be- litical convention Is the caucus. In other words, there was just Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shain of and daLll!hter of Ashland, Ky. Racine called on Mrs. Mary Mr. and Mrs. James Circle andl<w•oen 2 a.m. and 6 a.m. when This Is a gathering of delt~ates this transparent material IIIII Circle Tuesday evening. Ricky of New Hllven spent a saloons hero close down. It to discuss In private whether then them. A silence descended 1 ----~-i----- 1 Ted Pattersoo of Portland vis- Sunday with Mrs. Mary · strange Interlude In the Otey stlll sUck with their favor- on the delegates lD eaucua . . Mr. and Mrs. John Ours liled at the Jim Patterson home and Melvin. . Ule of the city, 11111 at lte son past the first ballot or sembled and then one ol lbem and dBLll!hter Barbara of Dun· on Sunday. a.m. a man stood plwnp immediately for Gold- spoke ' for all: "You see the bar, w. va., visited Mr. and ' Mrs. Richard Gaul and .On, tLtVA'i'oR c::IUSJiES the • Am.erican water. There is no rule as to damndest thlnga In this town, Mrs. Douglas Circle Friday. IMark, of Chesler, Mrs. War· · SAN PRANCISCO' (UPI)-An .. In Union Square when or where a caucua shall don1 you?" Mr. and Mrs. James Patter- den Ours of Bashan called ~t ; elevator 'llf 'the H'unllngton . nominated William MeKln- be held and there Is a definite Somebody, In his Infinite wlsoon and son visited his mother. I the Douglas Taylor hom• ... ?D ilel •. filled wlthconvention goers, for president. · trend here to hold them after dom, has ruled that no alcoholMrs. Dessie Paltmon, Pome- Monday. !crashed Sunday, but no Ope of lilt charms of San midnight at such places as Blm- lc beverages can be sold oo tho 'roy, Tueoday. Mr. and Mrs. William Galner ,was InJured . . , is that nobody bo's 365 chib. premise1 ol the Co1r Palaeo. .Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Clark of Keno, Mr. and Mrs. Carl l With a dozen pe'*>ns aboard the speaker or remind· WeariO, Tbe Latest This may have · averted the >f Racine, Mr. and Mrs. Hay- Van Meter and Margaret Ann it started down from the him McKlnley wbas dea. AI· Several caucuses were Jn pro- worst. disaster in the RepubU. m•n Bamitz ol Pomeroy visit· Carleton of Dorcas called at floor, picked up speed, all, .the smal1 ut attentive ~""" at Bimbo's the other night can party since All Landon ell' ad at the Dean Brinker home the Dean Brinker home Mon- to s t o p on order at the had nothing better to when Miss Rosalie Kephart and rled only Maine IIIII Vermont on Sunday eveniJli. day evening. floor, ploked up more speed, until 8 a.m. Milo Momon Pender made their when he ran aplnst Frankl!D Kimberly J o Fol\l'od spent a Florence Circle visited Mrs. aDd : hit with a crash in · II 11 ·difficult to see how the ealr8rtce with escorts. Tbe glrll D. Roosevelt Ill 1138. weekend with her arandparents. Charles Alkire of Racine Tues-lb I em n !. ··sur National Convention \lr. and Mrs. Do~ll.. Circle. day. W41kt!d 8\l8y over will be able to assemble Commentary 1 quorum In the Cow Palace, I--.;. ·..;;:.___;...;_.;..;...;.;.;.;...__"whi<h 11 sis 11111 1 half miles Do It from the center of the elty. The • lldng." _ B. ·' Dear Helen: 1 wish you'd oay sometbiJIC about the "slam" book. tbat h . c • I .Reports From T . ~ ap1to ~·~~u::,.:o~k - • 'Strange Jfiler} de' NOted In 'Fnsco • Bel ween 2 A.M - CarmeI SOCJe• ly NoteS a l ~ PACKA6ES STRESSED 'JI.IE Hlel-l FOOD VALUE IN 'IH!IR P~CT"• are golftl around IVhtm the kids get too "hon;"'t" f~ard ~"';;· It streets o( downtown San Fran· ~:.:, ~ ~rtdlro:.tedor;::: latlon. Or, If you prefer to cut 'J'OOAY IT SfE.MS 11-ff ACCeNT IS ON JUST lHf!. OPPOSITE···NOT A CALORIE IN A CA.Rl-OAD , ... out tbt poetry, the towu has 1,280 saloona. COnfronted with a ~=~~·of llltealal to a political In the Cow Palaee or Into tht dOW!Itown lies~ many a delopla II ,.tna play bookty ol least once. More 8lalllllce '""-1-1 . ...Another · vttat lt:atlstle 011 the . of U1e 1'\ .SWoll'l'aDcllc;o II thero are - ·1,105 · of!..ale liquor Ucenseo In effect. Tbat pllii'OI wben you caa buy a botU' ll!d ~ It awa;y. l fo,'to. •UJe at - · clruc - .. ...__ .JIQrol. ol atr.M ~" . I cu't lob 1111 ,.... • ut .n .tlbout kll1lll 'the " 11111 uyblp, too. So . · WGiiltl yeo pleue 1111 il!dl II Wt+ai.C!b 11 when IIIey Illite ' lr. t1am booUT MARmli, = Dtlr Mlreble: !::"1 - :..~u r ~ lloolr" 111 ..... matorlal , f o r By lobWinptt lly I'RED DOWN VPJ 8ptrU Writer Jim Bullllfna speD. perfection as far as the Ph&'C!e~J,hla Phil. liet are concerned - ond in more ways than ant-. The vetc;o. rJght-handor pitched the first pe.-f.,.. game I ' modern National kagut history, Juo.1 21 , against thr New York Mets. YOtml ASUD lOR IT, IIIII a.. lbo. lhlnCI U.. ~ 18)'1 oot:y 1111'1 llnyl lbt Jiollcy - II eu .old lo feudiD' ...a. Met Girl Tidal Dear Helen: rve Bked lido crq tirr a 1c1nc lime IIIII '" flualll' llarlod ••· IDe, IIIII U... I pt ......... lor bod mlll'b oo my report cord Whn. I WU puundeci 1117 beot girl friend got blm togeiJ>. er wllb anolller ,..... Sbo told 1 didn't like blm 1 more and 1 lot ol olbtr llet. She ll8o told hlm that I llbtl ho. boy frl.... wblcb fo 1101 true! Be and 1 are just good friends. '*' a' Also, my girl friend Is play. lng her boy friend for 8 suck. She Oay!l and r quote, ·r , stand barn but he'o a free ride aniUttd lo'lllL" lfe'a ask· ed me many fimes what she has said about blm, and 1 haven't told. Sboukl I, beJnc tJ,at she did me dirt? _ TWO QUESTIONS lJear TQ: DROPS CIIARGI!S When you throw dirt, ,,-. of SAN FRANCISCO !UPil- It almost afwaYJ blowo llaek Fonner Preslclent llwlght D. and hitl you In the fiCO Eisenhower has asked Amarillo, Tex., Mayor F. W. Waflaee to =~ drop ehargea against a yooth 'D's" on ~" _ . . em!. arrested after the general wu ~-- ..,.... 1truek In lilt side by a llign. And what's so lfea& abotit • · boy who llslellll to Ues without N'TO •nd emphasized that ell.. even checklna up Clll lbelllt n M A c ed ll 'U """'ment eo u I d only be Y •• • r or te 1 me Y"" achieved on Russian terms, In be dating tho aeeond boy ~ tiding the permanent partition !WITHOVT montionlllll be • fl!· Gerlnaay.' · f been played'"' 1 ~~'.~ '· Home again, khrushchev u· me know If I'm dihl. - B. tended his attack to Include u. This columD II dodleotod to s. reeonruolasance filgblB ovor fomlly llviftl, so II )'OU'rt haY. Cuba and u. s. poUc:iea 1n Laos lng kid trouble or just plain and South Viet Nam. trouble, let Belen Help YOU• No New Deadllao wlll ilso wleo!ae your He aloo reiterated Soviet &up. amuoJna nperleJJcel. Ad-' port for so-called wars olliber- dress Helen Bolte] Ill Clrt Ill aUon. this newtpapel'. "S~ch wan we regard ao just ----and Holy" he said. It wao notewottby thai KbrtJ. shchev aet 110 new deadline for a settlement o1 the GermiD queslion DO!' did be voice liPO' DIYOTID. TO INftflm Cll' elite lhrealB. ~lfGI MAlON AliA In Moocow Western analysta were to betl891 I !"''~t; Khnoshcbev'i new I! came lea from 8D)' new development thtlllrom need to prove a polnl. . . _ ,. In Geneva, U. S. tllloo lives cono~ster~U; have ""' qalnst an ii!Utude of .::,~':":':..,'".':.-...:;: wlrmfng IIIII wlto'o lcolnl• .._Now .... ClfY,- • ..._ objective, they pulnl out. II "'""'•111 •••••• , i!! relulllon of world ...-CIIII. It It lmpcirtanl that .~=~~~~~~~.,~tho United. States nor .,..., - ......,bu shown 8D)' dot!lre to ..... ....., don tho negotfatiCIIII, hopelea -::,"':.,. "!u.: they may ooem 11 timet. ,.... <' . m!;d.. ;t ;:..r;. t:; Hocking Blues Take Chester ln114Test Personal MONEY Want • lillie ,.,.....,J poe1cot ash? lust pt oa the IIDe ... all us for your nllfid..u.l Cash-Line, W• . t W te rive you 11 quick O.K. t'h.. pick up your ...,...,. Ia · bip ... tabs Olll)o - - . JHE DAILY SENnNR tnenned ot,....., ' WY 2-2171 125 E. Main St. ot ,,., "'' - .,. .,;,. CITY LoAN ::,:•:'·!..:."":C I. SAVINGS CO, "":,.:"'!. THIS WEEK'S BERBTS (Only games scheduled) · PHIL ~M t1te destructloo which ea11 be UPI Forelp Nl'lll Aallyst motld out by nuelear • llppttl After 1 brief period of ~. rocketo, ouch 1 bomber bollllrt pragreu at the 17-ftltlon dl.. would be Uttle mort lhall 1YJDo ann11111en1 eonforeace 111 a... boUc. va •lain ha• come to a The Flnt Stop screoehfnl halt. It would, llowever, repiolent Tho hOPO arooe last month the llrst really tanatble n.p when lbe Soviet Union -~ Its towml disarmament · Ill " depucy .forotcn mlnlater, VaJirl. ytar11 of talk.···"· · 111 A. Zor!D, to Genev1 to 111- . Progress al Genova, or tho IIOUliOO that the Bualaruo ...... lack of it, always refleoll M• 'lllllJn& to IHII llmlted MClGIU cow's currepl altitude lowarcl aimed ot rt11ueJ111 'llltel'MIIoDal lbe United Statel. il!niiCIIII. ' • · Tba praail lmpUIO arllll . ~ lbtll wu Pnildml from a llll'll..tJaut In whk:b the ' Jol!naOn a dramatic JII'OPGIIII\UIIIIDI qaln ....t tile)' will for I "~btr boaflre'' ill ~ only tbelr OWD ......... whk:b the Ulll!ed 11ate1 .IIIIUJ4 ll!a on bow lo ICI'ap llllpllal dellroy .eo ol ita mulflllllllloo and other 111011111 ol deUvti'!Dc •'"r::-~~·-,...- -= . --'r 1i;. ---:r,;_4~/~;·~: -··':.-..:~:r,ll~f~~~;::;;;..,.~ - ~---~• " I• e&, liar!, IIIII odlor .....,_ 18 o/38 Teams · SPORTS DESK • Still zn people, but,. the wroftl kld1 read tt, or tf oom~body II!Ut 1 teacher what the ktd• have. said ~bout him or her, Wow! It's okay If they keep l! mild, but under the Principals oame In my book somo •Jse guy wrote, "He's a dirty raWtnk." And a girl ~ote ondr~. my best girl fr~end s name, Dah·h-h, E+ • Disarmament PIan 17 Nalion Comes To ASereeching Halt a, ., THE ·~· "':4 ~~e::==·~;~ ~""r.;ls a:..~ ::a:":d won't tall: to me. \{bat •oold Y · you do? lfOC'II'J ·sbQelhlne • parlon IIIII lobblet. · Ill cau 011 a IOtal acr... 'l'be dollar IM7 ~ Ill .J:eturd 1tomio ,bom.,._ ' · · ,. m fi1W for lbt dlllruell<ia ol a .m.JIIi' . A !Grewamlllj ol lbt llultiiiD llrt ' - lltllllber ol.- lbe- Stw~ UDICIII'I altitude CIJilt durllil 'cfiildll · ., 11paa the lba- eompaNbJ.-'TUlt alrt:raft. Kh"\sbebOv's recent · ~ ·-·-..': ···--- -r- , ·Phils End Losing Spell, Defeat Spahn, Braves, 3-2 wi: pr.ges In It and it s a 'IIOIIder· know how to pt blm, amc.. he Foreign News ................... ust " Robert McNamara is the moat A Georgian sold the nomina- "If It'• Kennedy," he oua•"'·l popular, or the least unpoput.r, Uon of Kennedy would be "the "there wUI be hell to pay." Nor so LONe AOO ~NDER • ' tiM U.W·''. . . . . . . . . _.: ':"- ....... -........... • r'liili• • ..,. I SPECIAL '60 Oldsmobile 4 DOOR HARDTOP - GOwithAAA ' ·-·. -~ Dynamic 88. V-8 automatic, power brakes, po•we1~ ~ lteerinJ, radio, WSW tires, paint BDd interiOT new. $16'9 5 KARR & YAK . �• . ' I .' -~ · -- ' '•' s .111 .... -or -·~ · ~ 07 ' · • 1 • -... ... __..... . .. ... '' . ·--------.11....-.. Dally W . ._.,.o.JIIIdleport, 0., July lf, 1864-5 ~. lltt. _._ ,.II!IJI.. QwJtY. a... dm, JIIWM, ..... I. c.b. At. Z Alba, ... - . .old • . llnullfleld, lt!laiiiD. MD. . Pre-Convention Roundup-Briefs El'-' 11oop11a1 Rqrl N. i WIQIIo. Itt. I ll,... Donald tJorll. ... · liDo who ertond llo. Mti.J,Ctdl C. ..,,._, 1 Holl<or hoopllal in lhe . . . U too, Mn. Cblrle& W. . hours were Mn. J3lllell H. Bat• Jt., ~~~~~.... lf~ . ·• n.. 136 '!bird Ave., MiJo JICka· .~ ~ , KJ., lin S. Garrett, Davia ·HaiL Gal· stn;vt, Rl. I fl., lipolis, Mro. Jualllta Q. Justict, Mn Wiftltm H. Jfi!Get, ..,.. GalllpoiJt, Luzon L. M<Quald, W .\'a,, a!lfl ~ ""'-" , Rt. 1 Q,JlijlOJis. Kathy lWie ty ,Pine ~ W .VI. ' Sheets, Northup, Darlene Hope · 111&1 , ' Holley, l'lt. 1 Northup, Mr1. Mn. Harold !. ~; t Clyde Davis, HI. 2 a...t'Jro. West D St., 'II'~ /"'• T:• ~'I: SU11n C. Gncory, 250.· Mt. Ver· p.m .MOIIIIay. • , ~ non Avo., Pt Plea.oont, Siler· ~ . mao White, Rt 2 Pomeroy, ht., ...onfly ~ : Fra!1k G. Rou.., , Mlnen~<ille, Included: nmotlly I. 'ftloma, ~ :~ AJnoac Alii-, .--4, J., . ..- ~~....... -""---···~-·---- ' •• ,Jl I:;-;·" •• ; ' / , ..,.,.ood, Glen ~nder, Harrsonville, Jacqueline M. ~ ~ Mrs. John J. Flck, R. 1 Lone Clayloo Pollnc ll<>tlom, David Wbltt, Rt. S Ou L. Morthara. • Jr~ Mri. ~ D. ~~~ ~ ~ Hlll ,William F. Goheen, Jack- Mollhan and lnfQ1 .. . . . son, Warren Chester Burns, R!. Mra. Alfred R. Al1jl! Iiiii looo font doiJ&htel', Mrs • .IGbl ·.~ f. Hunlar, Mn. ~ A. ..... burn, Mrs. taftelli!e b. ~1 • A..._. ond Mrs. A .. , : ~1 ltlW!UAQ!!IUW 7 .. PACKACI" INSURANCB ....,. -~ River News All the pretoctian you need for your home is • thi1 pne low OC*: Na~ wid• phln. Alk fo. ... Homeowne" Polky-4• c;:Onvenie...W: ••• aad l5p real sav~p (• m~ • 40%o_._,.._. • , ... oiepoodiaf ....... Y"" livo). '· MAX WAID WY2-2441 IS E. 2nd 1'••"'""-•'"Y ZAR THE BEST CRYSTALLITE ; COATING WE HAVE AVAILABLE King Builders Supply Co. WY 2-3741 290 N. 2nd Avo. CONTkOl HIJM14 ITlS AN 'ILL WIND - Olympic champion Rfiph Boston soars through the air to better the world reco1·d (27 leet·3114 inches) foc the broad jump durin& OlymPic Trial~ af Randall's. Island, New York. However, the wind is considered in excHs of that pEirmitted for an official mark. So. no a:o! A GLIMPSE Of GREATNESS- Perc hed on 1he backstretch of Belmont Park raeo nack, t lHs lad and his do g watch a, Kelso (l£>ft), fob.r t imes named Rorst ·o t the Year, starts for · ing WOl'kOut. The kid ' knows. class whltn · he . tees it. • ~ r WHEIE'S THE DRIVER?-The racing hydroplane Miss Budweiser churns ;olona pilotless after tho driver Bob Shroeder is thrown overboard by rough water during the runmn.c of tbe Gold cui> ela11lc ot Detroit. Shroeder, out of the camera's ran,ee here, is picked up by a reacue erafl. Rllfff••• {){((ROT " Mill)&/. ~ • MOL{) A now l!ltdrlc DohUIII14if.or roally dolltt hvmi<lity. Molt medtl1, ftOw at your applklnce deGIIr'l Jtore, iMiudt outematic;: c:ontrols thot help ftMiintaln the Prtvonto ond stops ~ • .,,... ....., Mil<ltw, lhllt, Dry Jlot, Mold ond ti;mlnoiN musty odors, dr;ppy p;,.._ ln..... SAVE· ON •. , ' A FAll TOAST..,.:..Mana1er Mel McGaha an~ pitcher John Wyatt of the Kanoas City Atbl~tics "drink" a baseball toaot durlnJ tllelr \'lslt to tb New York WOrld's Fair. CATCH-AS CATCH CAN Fano scramble oroun.d in tbeir . ~ lnComl~ktr.!'•rk, Chlcaeo, as they try to catch a pop-1 tp dunn&: a Wh1te· SoX..JtidfiM 18.ml'. r - '' Dlm:lktecl bil Jcl.., """"'" Si!ndi~:~~C.. J , ''•·"•• Tiie "awl&" look like btieballl from " . ' ·- --· ........._.._ - .' ~ ~ - --.~ ..-· " a- ."i :;F ;·, • I j! DEH .~ · .FIIGIDAili:·.·,,,... p .... ' , .. .,,.a;.,., FIER. . 811 pr BLIC'l'RIC AP:ii(il,At!CI .DIUf.M -~ OHIO ·, Mldtlllpel't �· · - ~ ~- ~ • .I • . \ ' ... . ' IN FORMA liON LJ&Ai.IWNI!:b :t:OO P Ill ltonda;r D•y Roofnr• Dl•rtttnt I"UI>I1<'~fin" ~' rlil -.t o'L MnncllJ BJ.;U U I .A l'IUN& Tbt -r~M:r"e• •-nt rtl'h' o edit ;;- ~~~ .,,) 1-med <1tlle<'II<Jroaote €rro•r• ~h,.ultl h• r-epnrt<'d tmm..cll~· .. t• rh~ puh <llhet lrilt a.,t llf' ~~~IK>"~'"" In• CoJ.Ort l.h a ro ""' tn,..,,.. ..,., '"''"cHnn p....._,, •d• ~· . 1!oo. W~nt Ads Are Worth AGood Look~:f.~ti'll Find Doz~ns 0 [Bargains Below! WANT AD . ~ ~ cenoraJ'• otnce "" tho Getey. pmtdent." burJ !Pa.) OJIIetr campoll. Ont cl !be diiJdr,.s 11111111 11:1- Eiteoboww """' a IIIIi! and oenbower what waa !be but , veil lor 1111 ehal and lmmodJ. lhiDI thai ever bl~!(d " aloly euod n.,.lblaa by - biiD. flit wife bl 'replltd,.. lill clarln& "I ta11r 1110 affiiD 1fllb tha lllftWider of !IIIIer'• ~ people just u bakl-lleaded and He IMWII'IIII oilier . . old u 1 am. U'• muoll men llw IIIII lrlell 10 .-: Ia . lull to lllk 10 J'"Pli"WI. I'm JIIIIIIPten' lrililf"* Ill p;c• B7 ~a. 00 BIUIW with lhe youngaten, and be dtllptec! to bo bore." A 1011111- u.t ull a llf llfllll .... lllllled l'r011 lnleruUo-' had a way with them. s1er uQd him If be simple bid . , . . lllmL IIi HOLLYWOOD !UPIJ - Wltb The prellldet!C)', he uld, II ~bought bl'd bo prtiJdent wbc1 told II*D to DIP ap wllll ttAitNFY QOOGLI IIIII INUI'PY IMIT)O ~be Republican Convenuuo "1101 an office thai lllll'bodl be ,. .. a boy. E!Mnbower uld Will~ 11*-1 a r II INRJNNEL JEST WHEN I 60'1' A BeAD ON ONE OF TH' •larUO& today, ASCT\1 5uod.a7 woold want lo seek because cl be waa lllln ~ 111 _ . and llroadeulllll· He told IliaD &HIF'L!Sii II'O:Iented llWi&bt 0. Eiaellhow· tho pleasure he utJOOII 10 pi ball at lbe time: "Wa bill a to Dip . ID .,e 011 pullllo •r In a cbannlfl& and limol1 out ollt. It's one he woulti.Hek IN'~ 11ero 1n !bolo daJI, IIIDI f1111N to Mt II 01q l'tlllp iUie Interview with a om e because he Utillkl .be can per- Wagner. He wu 1 aroat illlort, wlllll to be bllpful lilt jult ftlll ·ouroaowa on ill ch1lclron 'a form a duty pcrsSibly better stop, and 1 thoolht more f/1117- Job1. He evta tbnw r. 1 lillie ~rioa, "discovery." OPe of lha lhan he· lhinks SOIDIOIII else ing 1o be Hana Wacner IbiD blrtllty, IOUnplera wanted 1o know wb,y can du. Thal'a Ute only reuon onybody would wanllo be pre. lor doing It that I can aee." CROSSWOR·D !lent uyway. Elaenbower, who wiD analyze ...._ "That' a lljo best queotlon I've events lor ABC.T\1 durin& Ute L ~.. 00:'11 eard yet," the former Cbiol GOP Conventloa, w a a, of ., _.... J.~o o6 •No~. !zecutive ,replied wilh some course, the feature of lbe half· a. Rlllor ., a. lrolllltll. But lho best part of hour, which alao IDcludod ~ I. - : ~ li• reply waa Ute remainder o1 look al San Fraocllco, the city t. ~ea• of t. he answer, 111 whlcb, ralhOr ol the &•Ho&elber, and at lbe . ::::,-.: 1 han lllkllli down 10 Ute cbll- Cow Palace, where It wiU take 10. A 1.- ·:;·~~ Inn. be spoke 10 lhem In Ute place. The over • aU procram ot t~. 11011 flotl4rlng and aensible was handled especlaiiJ we& by u. OOootod -. Jf.A. 9 ..... •ay, as intellllenl y o u n 1 the host, Frank Buxton. and w111o u. ~ :. :::;: I JeOple. 'ilu'o~J8hout his C<JDo the advertlsemenll were aU of :11.- Ia :11. r IS 1 'lderable portion or Ute half a public service natura. 'l1le £1.. '- Plaoo Jll. . _ , Pilla ..... ·-~ 111.11.!1 oour prOfjl'am. be mainlllned oenhower inte~ew was w""' 11. Blp of u. lfalt • 1- • aiD 111 his perfect level of eontact on the ootside backsloln ol tho ldaltl.. ...,.., . . 1 Television Rev11e nc••· . -- OAJLY ...... ..=... I 1..,:ru" = I •.,., ...... I ··c.. --- tT.PJ 11. OJafoOC&t 'I Card of Thanks . O'lllllll !! DID 'IE RIJN - . .......... - -'1·= ..... - . . . ~-~·==:· aPM'e ..... ll.Aah• 1\J' 23. Bmall ; _- • IIIIILL'5 I&. DAILY CliiPI\IQOO&- ·oao.--..,-- a a'• ...... wwll ... .t.lt:~Dioa.t..t.za ~ loO.el'aloloOW :1a- .,. .t.lltortllo-1/o.Ztor . . . . CI'o. . . . . . . . _ . , _ trophlos, t11o llqlh IIIII loa ·•· ~ lila llach day tbe _.,. llltMIJ ... Jlfl t A II<W "Talk about downtrodden people! Do you know Janie Hlgina'a father won't let her use the ptlona H he'a expectlnc a call?" _ WJEH RADIO <Notice PROOILUI LOG M~~~ .~lJGB FRIDAY 1:1.1 Sip OD •. 1.1 !ofualcal Cloclr 7:30 Nelli !lew!J!nee 7:31 ~lllleal Claet 7:0 Tbl Ulellne 8:oe- Oblo vaue, Ne111 8:01 WOrld, NaUonal Ne'" 8:10 Sporta 8 1.1 Woalber Plc!luN 8 1G MUIIcal Claet ·~· CommiiDIIJ Nelli J:tlll blk of lbt 1'owa 9'1! MIIOII Oooml)l Nell» 10:00 ll'ami]J Woralllp alUI PubUo Sen1ca 10:30 Llolcbllrbie ID:Il World Newt U:OO MornlD& Melodlel (ucepl FrtdaJ, 'Cbunlb Bella RIDil 11:46 World Nelli 11:116 MaaoD Cauollr N- 12:00 CommiiDIIJ Nelli 12:110 LOcal Nm 12:10 Martell 12:16 Mid llaJ Wealber !2: • . ~v... 8uJleiiD Baird IJ:. Nelli 0 Oram1 12:38 AgrleUJture o\pld 12:0 OluDirJ Go Round 1:11 Newa ;Ileal 2:00 OluDirJ Go Ramid 2:16 Newa leal a:oo Lol'a Tate • 11re111 S:M Nelli Bell 1:00 wllb 0.. C: Q 111 G SATURDAY 1:!5 Sip OD 1:1.1 Mualcal Cloea 7: 4li Tile Lllellla e:oo Oblo v.ue, 11e111 , ,110 World, Nallooll Nelli 8:10 Sporll '1'od.a7 I: U Weather Plc!luN 8:II l.tlllteal Qoclr W1 B:LAB:LKWJKP GT L S K 1 J L W G Q• RTliiiV'rllo =. Y I J41q;'l DIS i t11 1111 WJII!t DUO'!'& DOING AJ1D IJK.JOY8 WHAT IDI IIA8 DONa J8 JIAI'I'Y,---QOSQIP • - . . _ .• • , I 9 Ill.) .. WMPO Radio 6: 11 Spotllgbl .., Sporla 5:25 Wuther WT R W . . ..._ q , • SII'QB:Bl'r . I TKY'rC:~JL'r 5:00 CommlllliiJ Ne111 5:05 World, National Newa 1:110 DIDDW Mll*aJt 1:00 Sldllet Blvd. 7:30 Sip Oft ' onJ a - h at!STEI GOULD i~~~~TII~A~C~. IIONDA'f tiiiiU I'IUDA'f 1:" Sip 011 .Nne 1:• 'a lid a.t 1:• Cau11117 Jem> 1111 1:30 rum Nne 1:. Pial loiiCI l:«t Metp a Aft. lllt. r:oo Nawa 1:11 lip Qa l:e Oiwtltt lla* , _ 1:• 0 ''f Jere' w 1:• .JCilal Be a lr HAROI.D GUY LITTLI OIPHAN AMNII f:ll f ' · 1 1'1r17 t:U J.. Bull* 8bw ll:lS '1111 Good Uta II:• 11ao1o ID n. Air ..,. ,... .. 11111111 U:(l Tap Taa 8bw u:a Tap Taa . _ (Didla•> IJ:.. " - Nlwl II:U M1 I I Iaiii. . 11:. . . . . . . . . .,.. 7:01 1'1111'1 C.pel r:a .Nell» 7:11 l'kHx llardnn I'I'IIII.·Tban.) f:IG .Nawa &.pirt 1:116 Newa 1:00 llreallfall ...., t:GO Mualcal Ooot ,1:10 llo7'1 Fond lluUt l:lt PlaUa ...., 1:30 SOu& • Slol')l Time 1:111 Vu l'llrll* 8partll r:ao laudowu 8c 1:411 ll'ami]J Wonblp Boar 1:46 8atw FIDDIW..W...... f:• IIIII ott 10:00 Nna OpeD llollll aiNit.n IO:e 111Cb 8ebooi Hit Parada I:N t:• Nna 10:11 Ne111 t:OI eoe.. Wt1b .J1D11 f:ll IIIII Ou U:OO AronJ 1'11111 1:46 ._, Nna · ,,. l'llw:lt QliJ 111t111a1 Roar U: 30 Speclol QunjDIIDI.., U:OO ~ A-. t:• Will» Gf 3 tt-1 Ulll AN,D ILAn l'l'u!ll'aml U:U Caull1l7 Dllll&a JI.W t:a 11111111 It 'at • YCIR 12:00 Nelli Roa11c1uJ U:ll Mu. Ct. o\11'. ID-1111 ll:lt \ICib Gf Plapbaq 12:JO BuUetlo 80inl , u.u u.c. l'rop8luof'rl 10:a Willi. ..,..... 111 hlpll 11:25 Newa 0 Gnma U;U hiDIIJ Wa.....,_L U:lt.......,8llolr 12:30 ~ ILiallDee U:tll .,...,.. Oudrt lb 11:• " - .New 1:116 Newa Ileal 11:01 N- 11tpart IJ:U Qat nae Saar l: 00 Sllturcla)' MauIJ:II a-ten 0... lllarol'd.IJ:• . . . llldlll 1'ltr(a l : 61 Newa Bell 11:11 Millie Jllll rur Yoa 1:11 nm, OralrltD 1:01 Sllturcla)' MeltnM t:li lila II• ........... 1:• LdlwaW I1Gar 1:55 Ne111 Ileal t:ll '-~ Mewa 1:01 • .u hi! 1:00 Dllclll!l wttb 0.. t:it Bodaa lcanl 1:• C ••••ey ..,_ 1' m 1:30 Top '1'111 ~ I:GO Nna t:a WW'Id ID Rlirln ,,..... ott ... lllpl1lt Roar 1 ·'i'oo!Nli.atrSUm"""' 1...1 :i ......... IIA1\JIIDA'f f:lt ... 01 * IT'S t-10 USE NOBODY IN HIS litt6t-IT ,V.!ND WOULD !MAC.!NE: THAT A MAN COULO R 'II I THA'T 1S THE ~OUBlE wm~ 5=16KTtNG 8DDF:REY ~~~ N0&ooV BELIEVfS IN HIM (SHUOPE<R) a. • Write: Elmer Thien P.O,Box 107 LOOKING Tratn (Ofi V. S 8•• our . . under l,natrucuon cla.,t· flcattlln. Llncoi.D Servlc._ &.tablt.D: ed \Me. MALE: Men 13-33. See Railr®d i train.ng Ad under instructions I 7-3-IOip For Sale or Rent ' ·~·· ' �• Missionaries To Guatemala Spea..1.. Recent1y ll-Daii,J Sentll1el, PoJMEdJ·Mlddleport. 0 ., July 14, 1'84 Riley Family Mainly About People In Pomeroy Mn. Allen Wllsop Wll 1UeJ1 opeaker recently durJnc ·t be morning service at the Cburdt o. the NaZBtene, SyraCUse. Slle 81111 fier busbohd b&Ve· • ~ nllsslonarles to Guatemala for The Riley family reunion was and Mrs. Cherles live years. held Sunday, July 5. at Kera Mr. . R. Mrs Wilson gave an interest· Picnic Jlrounds of Kaiser Plant, Karr, Sr. were '" Jrontoo Sun- ing talk concerning Guotemalfl Ravenswood. Relatives of the day afte1"1100D, called by the late Patrick and Eva Riley ga· death of her cousm, A~os Rat• and of tbe people there. She "'· dl"nner, thPn urr._Mr._ and Mrs. Ratltff, _who state<! th•t there ate many who thered for Potlu ,, had not hearo of the gospel of filled the afternoon with park reSided '" Texas, were VISiting Christ. young and old alike. Much vis· h!Shemo,thetrta wkhendhedl_edsuflered '!be Wllsoo:' cltlldren, Bruce, iting along with good food was a ar a c an · ests R I d F" h tud I at B•um and Peggy were gu enjoyed by all. M oan_ s" er,Bs . en Cot- of their aunt and uncle, Rev . This being the second reun- oun!am tate u>llless M "'"!" .,..,_, nd I th k od with ann rs, ~tam '""'"e a ion in !he attempt or a yParly ege spent e wee e Ma· sons, Steve and Tummy white get-togethPr, it is hoped the his parents, Mr. and Mrs.. their parents attended the Gen· event will he continued with son Fisher. . era! Assembly of lh. Churth of more comiog out who were not Mr. and Mrs. _Maso~ FISher the Nazarene at Portland Oreable to be there As known. and daughters, Carla and Bar· gon. ' their are nine children of the bara, spent Sunday alternoon Rev. and Mr&. Wilson stated dPceased parents. 36 grandchil- and evening at Belpre . With that communiqn at the Assemdren. 41 great grandchildren, '"'" son Maod da,;gl t.ter-l;·lahw, l bly was served to 21,000 people, Has Reunion At Ravenswood Around And About Middleport , F-UND Sb•ler who ~ asso. dated with a radio station at New Martinsville, ' W. Va. the weekend reeend .. Gwlth Sh~ P,l'"'anndts, daMr. antermSberri.-..~. u ler ugh Mrl C H wiSe J .spent th . k.nd .I Midcn porr . I and . e wee e " e m Pomeroy with her daughter end famlly, Mr. and Mrs. VIc· tor Hannahs . , Darrell Bechtle, haDon Erwm and Reed Koerug ve retum· . trip to VIred _from a vacatiollhil th th glnia Beach._ W •andere J :;; went crab fishing en oy a crab dinner at the home 0 ~ Mr. Claud Washlngtoo, broth er of Mrs. Nan Moono and Mrs. Everett DaviS. The boys_ left last Tuesday returrung Frtday. '!! and daughter, Roxannp of West C t M d rt ~ ClA~._L ' I "II<':' Is R!!N1'ewed_by<Middlepqtt Girls Fair 2 •,pt, VOL XVI ca e were eo..! 1 every major lsl!le front · LONDON - Seotland "murdar lii)Uad" today ed a "jack the striwer" in strl!ll&ling of live prostitutes in the J)ast eight months. The nude body of Mary Fleml~g. 31, was found dmnped in a quiet West London '1\!eaday. Police said the eaee w•P strlldngly similar to four otbet• murders since November. For Dependable Well Known Makes Of ELBERFELDS..:POME~OY I NO. 77 :e.. I IU ff I 1\: wtllt . . . . . . . . 15, 1964 forces llnllhed a aertec of platlorm menls BOUgbt by backers Peomoylvania Gov. WUUem W. Serontoo. , The key test CIDJil on a proposal to strengthen the rlgl!ls plank of tile platlorm. was defeated by a roll eall of 8117 to 409 and with It any lingering Scranton hopea vlotory. The delegates were lell8tor'l lA> reconvene at 2:30p.m., PDT (5:18 p.m., l!:DT) to listen to speec11es putting eandldates in nomtnaticm end then to watch or join In the mof·shamg demonstratlons whieb will mark Goldwater's nomination. Other candidates w h ose names were expected to go before the •onvention were Seran· ton. Sen. Mergeret Chose SmUll of Maine, Gov. George Romney of Mi c h Gov. Nelson Rockefeller of New York and Sen. Hiram Fong of Hawai1. Eaolon Defeat It was a hwnilatlng defeat for Republican leaders of such big Industrial states as PeDDsylvailla, New York nd _New Jersey who long hove donunat· ed GOP national politics. It means that such names as Lodge, Dewey, Scott and Rock· efeller will take 90COtld billing in GOP councils to new laces SEARCHERS, lnehnllnl Na· vy dlven, looked again In tho Misslsalppf River for remainder of headle!19 bodies I believed to be those of missing Negro youths. Two torsos have tentatively been ~Ufled as Charles E. :18, a college student. and · Henr 11'lee• 18, a sawmill work•." toll..-tiegroes from · Meti\lville, Mlio. Tiley bad ' bellft;,lhiNitlg lloe&-lasl !ofay ZS. ' •• 4!GIIIIOeled with in :::_:::_:::::::_::::::::::::.:__!.:son:::·______.:.___ Moore; . Eastern Teachers Are Hired Eastern school board lll'.!m· who will rtsO to power with the bale for the anti • extremlslll new candidate. amendment aod had to ~ull The civil rlgbts test came af· several times because ter the Scranton camp was de- ~ delega: were;~.~ng feated on an amendment .to own ~~ ertes e condemn extrenust groups, .'"· B~~ · t lik this hut dudlng. the ultra · conservative . , ou may ~0 e_ . John Streb _Soet~tr. whteb the 11 s tiM! tr;:th. he _said~n.• eaU amendment tdentifled by name.l tng for a e~~~tation PLIJ'o This proposal was rejected on veyors ot ha ' a standing vote which appeared I R J ~as :• tlace of Wi&to be more than 3 to l. ep. 0 n · ymes Rockefeller led off the de- consm sPoke . agamst the,. amendment, saymg It wu "dangerous, demeaning ud has no place in a RepobliC811 platform." Romney 0 r f e r e d another amendment to condemn 1m. unfrlend. w':: named extremist groups. It wu ' Furnifure For Your Home Held ,_,•• r. r .. ,.,......,., 111 r.. .,.,..,_ ::.r.. WEO~ESDAY, JULY POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 1Oth 's Delegates In TV Highlight Columbia, W. Va '. and nephew Iw~~b o"Mrs. onH:~in~n~~ :ist:~:~. Attending . were Mrs. OhlingDanny Eugene Miller of Pomt M W ll W If d M aged'"' was given by Fred ttves . They were enroute to lee visited Sunday with her mo- er, Mrs. Pat~ Mrs. Harold EbPieasant. w~~ifred a S~~es. o e an rs . Rice and ''Ten Commandments Michtgan from Tennessee. ther, Mrs. Lulu Meadows, who ersbach Mrs. Davis and guests Mrs. Joseph Raub and son, On How to_ Go to Church,' by Mr. and Mrs. Amos Bailey is ill at the home of her son Mrs. WilHam Lehew Pomeroy Richmond, Jack, left Saturday for a visit Norman Vmrent PeeIe, were and. chtldren . "ted ofh New th M Mr. and Mrs. Pete Meadows, Mrs. Robert Lehe w, Col umbus, Osary l's· d b M P I K rr . , OhiO. V!St er mo er, rs. Ohio River Road. . .lind Mrs. Richard Leifheit, of We'll Promptly Deliver To Your Home with relatives in Cincinnati and rea Y rs. ur ey a W. F. Hawley and other rela- Russell McElhinny who Is Spri gfleld J lnln the Hamilton. J~ck returned home j T~e honored . guests w e r e f th" t k ' n . o g group Sanctuary Sunday_ evening and Mrs. Raub presented a gl(t of money l:ty lves 18 pas wee · . employed as a barber in ~ for luncheon and dessert were Before Meeting remained for a longer visit. Mrs. Donald Mora, on behalf Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hetbel l!l)11hus, visited over the week Harry Davis, Robtirt Lehew, of the church and Sunday were among those attendl_ng the lend with his parents, Mr. and Richard Leifheit and Mr, JohnA rosary in the church sane- Mrs. Albert Mees returned Scool with bot.l. Rev. and BJlly Graham crusade m Mrs. Kenneth McElhinny. . ' tuary preC'eded the meeting of home Sunday aft.er a ten days M C 10 d" lumbus Saturday evening. _!!""'""'""'""'""'""'""'"""""'""'""'~!!!!!!!!'!!!!!!!!!!!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!=!!!!'!!!!!'!""' · "t C c· · h h er Group rs. as respon mg. h rd k I th the Catholic Women ·~ club of VlSl at rown 1~ wtt singing of "God Bless Mrs. Ric a PIC ens s e th~ Sacrf'ri Heart chu~t·h Thurs- ldaughter and son-m-la~, Mr .. America,"' "Oh How 1 Love .guest of her daughter and so~­ ,, ~ay_ evenmg in the church aud· jand . ~Irs. Harold Erwm and iJesus.. " "Take My Hand Prec- ' m-law, Mr. and ~rs . ~onhie l!ormm. famtl}. ious Lord " .. How Great Th Evans and son, m Lexmgton Mrs. Gtorge Hackett Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Ev~rett Dailey Art," ~nd' "May the Good Loo~ Park, Md. presided in the .abselllf: of the ~turned home. _Fn~ay mom- rlless and Keep Yot.J,"' and Recent guests of Mrs. Henpresident. Prbyer by the Rev. ~~- afte_r a VISit ID Newa_rk prayer by Rev. Casto con- ry Hennesy lncluded her braFather John Turel opened the wtth . their son and daughte~-m- eluded the program. thers, Mr. and Mrs. Reese West ' '" meeting. Plans were made for law, Mr .. and Mrs. Don Oatley Refreshments of open faced of Naples, Fla.; Mr._ and Mrs. a picnic supper at the church an~ family _ They were acrorn- sandwiches, cookies and punch Mont West, Zanesvtlle; and auditorium for the August :amed home by Mrs. Dalley were served during the social her sister, Mr. and_ Mrs. John meeting. Hostesses for Septem· nd son, B~rry , who .speat the hour. The tBble was attraetiV!' · Capella Qf Charleroi, Pa. bel include Mrs. Eugene Con. weekend With her parents, Mr. tn while cover and centered Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Young tic, Mrs David Ohlinger, Mrs. jand Mrs. Edward Hawlt>y . witt: an arrangement of pink ·~ have returned from BellvJew, Charles Knopp Mrs William Mr. and Mrs. Cleland Dalley I and white gladioli in white Ohio, where they stayed I or Clark, Mrs To~ Able~ and Miss returned to their home, Map" . milk glass container, with white two weeks with his mother, Margaret Gans. leto, ll_J.: Mo~ay _after a week i candles in milk glass container Mrs. ~harles Young, who is Prayer by Father Turel clos- end vtstt With his uncle an~ I o; eiter side. Mrs WvMt l reco~en~g slowly from recent ed the meeting and refresh- ~unt, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Dm- Chadwell presided at the white hospt!Bl!zation. ments were served by Mrs 'f . m1lk glass punch bowl ... r .. .. an"'d"":'M"'r"'s"'.;;;;B;;;;.;;;;F;;;;.=P•a•rm""ia1•..M George Buchanan, M;5 _ Leo~ Mr. and Mrs. ~red Lewis and · 11 McK!\ight, Mrs. Joseph Raub, daughter, Valena_. spent the ATTEND FUNERAL Miss Rosemary Raub, M r s. weekend at Loram With Mr · Relatives calling here from MASON \'w__~n ·' "'""'"" ·. George Hackett Jr., and Mrs. and Mrs. Everett Foreman and I out of town for the funeral FriRomer Gordon. sons. day at the Silver Run Baptist TONIGHT lc WEDNESDAY church of their grandfather, Gordon Seott WIN FIRST PLACE NOTED RECOVERING Riley Manley, were Kenneth Mrs. Ja; Myers is recoverOn the R<-cine Camp F i r e Manley and Ronnie Manley of "SAMPSON & THE SEVEN lng from her second cataract Girls' float in the July 4th Chicago IlL; Mr. and Mrs. Car· MIRACLES of tho WORLD" operation, at Deaconess Hospit parade, with the theme, ''l.et ol Mowery and daughter of -andal. She will be a patient there Freedom Ring," were Laurt'l Chicago; Mr. ancl Mrs. KenRichard Egan for eight days. Mr. Myers ;s Carsins as Benjamin Franklin nelh Haning ana son, Columconvalescing slowly at the borne Sue Curtiss as Betsy Ross. bus ; his brother, Herbert Man"300 SPARTANS'' of Mrs. G A. Shiveler, Jr. with Deborah Cross watching, ley, and Mr."i. Manley, Colum. l';;::;::;::;~::;a:;~::; r=--=""'~~~;;;;,~-~~ Jane Johnson as !.he Statue of bus; a nieee, Mrs. Jack Am- 1 1~ Liberty, with Shirly Pvle <, brose, Marietta; granddaugh· Nancy Bentz. Brenda Webb ters, Mrs. Arthur Hood, a n d POMEROY . OHIO and Betty Thiess seated around Mr. Hood ; Ralph Snider, Midthe Liberty Bell. The girls who dleport; Mr. and Mrs. Coytoit were not on the floal because Bolyar ;, Mrs. Mary Mouser LAST TIME TONIGHT they had to play in the band and son Kenneth Mouser, PhilWalt Dt$11eY'I "THE THREE LIVES were Brenda Bradford, Ann lipi, W. Va. OF rHOMASINA" McClintock. Joy Thiess, Diana (Tuhnicolor) Cross, Martha Yost. and Rhon- PI'. PLEASANT LIVESTOCK Patrick McGooban. SUIIID Hampshire, Karen Dotrlee. da Sayre. Linda Griddstaff did SALES CO. Stewart. Jack not attend. The girls' 'float won Pt. Pleasant, W. Va. Disney C•rtoont first place in the parade uf Saturday, July 11, 1tl64, .•. F••turette: Meet Mr. floats. MliChtof HOGS - 175 to 1!20 16.50 to 17 .50; Heavies 13 to 16; Llghta FRACTURES LEG WED. ond THURSDAY I! to 15; fat Sows II to 14.25· July 15-16 Word was recpived here ; Boars 9.40 to 10.75: Pigs 3 ~ NOT OPEN that Mrs. William Thorpe, who 110 R In - "*' ..... PlliJ•d "at ltllltllast"a 1110 ltl•h swing rights and extrembnn to tOward coilservitlon bead !1.\N FRANCISCO (UPI) trol of nuclear weapons. gripped the party olnee before Contlervatlve Barry M. Thus equipped Goldweter the nomination of WendeD Willprevailed challenge Preaiden\ Jebnson at kle Zl years ogo. have guided the polls In November. If there ever ,_... - 111!1; ..al party sin!'< As til!! senator blmself put doubt u to' b'.,"iilidi!t:ot 11!ls up a firs,t-bt•llot lin a statement Issued during .;onvflltioo 11 e\Otpor&ted early , tor president. tumultuow! conventioo today In a display of naked fo the party's lngs 'the Republican Goldwater power ' e011ventlon lion' Is reflecting the Bruob Amel]dbllall Aolde oenator a live · of lhe With maeblJ16.111!:8 . efflc;$cy reflects his perty." · · . the ELBERFELDS 3RD FLOOR e cream a served. .......... ... tar_ ... ..,..._..,. ... - 11Y RAYMOND LAJIR w:: Ralph Parker. iM1c. Sl. . Ut ay tn IA reading, "Why Be Discour· ' ~leport wlth fraends and rela- a~ca,. •tloeaf ....... oldwater Puts Lock on Nomination -:.'rts .. 1 Mrs . In-·,..... ilal ....tiJ Rlllll' K• Cl b G M Sunday To Sprt'ngl.t'eld • H ld e NOW YOU POY WBAJHKI .Weef Spent at School of Missions Mr. and Mrs. Alpha Plum. _ ~~ Hlghllabls of a wi!olt ~pent tlwob lA> the~ for Wine mer ...,.. hosts for I famlly at the Scbool of Ml•a!Oal Oil aenl to tbe ICboo!- . reunion at their hnme In Rut· the camJlUI of ()blp w..leyan The 1•meetlllf ~ .: ope~ land Sunday in honor of Mr. JVL\! 14 Unlvf!'llty at Delaware wetll with a )ilano, ~lqde by Mra. and Mrs. Pearl Edward Plum· Tha Daugbtera of Ruth class given by MJsa Kathy Bratton Emenocl JOIIt!!! -,.·Jib Mra. mer of Pacifica, Celli., who 01 the United Methodhlt church and Mlaa Dee Slaven at the Gp~ Laop~.2J'1ent, P,.. are here lor .a vacatton. will meet at the home of Mrs. July meeting of the WSCS of il . Mrs. ''l"'"~_ jl4ddll:l . Other relatives present were Richard Campbell Tuesday at the Heath ldetbOdlst Church was devollonal ebalmlaii. usiDC . Mr. and Mrs. George Tyler 2 m Monday evening at the chureb. scripture . read!~ 111111 pray-; .and eblldren, Becky, Vickie. ~e ;,_,,•• meeting of the The glrla were s)lonaored . by During the bt,.lneg meeli"ll Cinda and Jeff, her da_ughter, WSWS 01•-the Enterpr'·- EUB the local society to attend the Mrs. Lambert reJIIlrl<d on !he and Bob B Mrl ""' ffl semina held t G IU. Mr. Mrs. urrts, . Church will be held at the borne school beld Ibis past _week, o e«a r a a Leafy Barton, Mrs Flossie of Mrs Phil Ohlinger July If Mra. Jack Slaven accompanied I'Olls in June and read ael'l!nll· Wisemiiler, aU of Columbus; . · ' the ·girls there and they came changes made in. -the .w.s.c.s Mrs. Melvin Kindle and sons, at 7· 30 p. m. back by bus. worklor the yeer, . The socielt Jim and Melvin Kindle and The described a typical ••y alao preoteJ!ted I medltatlol B tt M nd Mr E I ... book "Rl•"-• 1 ''- '""..._,, son, re . r. a s. ar at the eehool which included ' ~..,. o ,... .~.....,~ Kindle, Bobby and Karen of , tn U f0Up . prayer perlnds chapel services ot be placed In the churcll Pad City W V . M nd . ' . l"b Th . "' oted •· en ' . a., r. a f In Gray Chapel Bible study t rary. e socte,.. v "' Mrs. Claude Delaney and dau0 ors groups assemblies, programs pay the rent lor the S<Qior gbter, Mr. end Mrs. Darrell and re'ereatlon. They told of MYF cottage at. Lancaster Gilbert end , daughter, Lisa ,. tlie various nllssionarl.. w'bo camp to be held July 28 for of Mt. Vernon; Mr. er,d Mr; Members _of the :in club mo~ s ke on their work in various two weekll. Tha llll!OIIng waa Darrell Bureon and children, ored to Spnngfteld for a meet· of the world and with closed with benediction. Cheryl Burson, Ruby Burson ing at the home of Mrs. Harold the aid of audio • visuals gave The hostesses, Mrs. C. E and friend , New Carlisle, Ohio; Johnson Sunday. · a hie description of the Yo•ng, Mrs. Pat Gallagher, Miss Mildred Barton and Mil- Upon arriva~ luncheon was work among the Mrs. Guy Shuler, M.-s. John 200 ·· Thomas, Grovep01 i Mr. and served by Mrs. Johnson. The rnillion le of Africa the Zerkle, contributing, served Mrs. Harry Plummer, Carroll, patriotic theme was eerrled Spanlsb =~lng Americans lime sherbet Puncll! cak• and Ohio; and Mr. and Mrs Law· out on the table whieb had a and the migrant workers ;';; npts "from a table coverect with renee Milhoan, Middleport. white cover and was centered a white linen cloth -and eentel' with a blue eagle. Napklna our country. ed with an arrangement , of were red, white and blue. Plant- Tiley told of attending A&- yellow gladlolla, yellow roses MEETING POSTPONE!:! ers holding a green vine and bury Methodist Church and and orange gladlollii wi!Jt UgbtThe meeting of the Willing centered with a small fl~ were ~e impressive_ eomm~on ser- ed orange taperS\ The • flower Workers Class of the Enter· given as favors. voce alter which the swdents arrangement was made .·.' by prise EUB church scheduled Mrs. AnDice Ohlinger, pres!· marched a mUe _back to. earn- Mrs. Young from ~ gatden. for Thursday evening at the dent, conducted a "short husi· pus, each carrymg_ a lig"~ Mrs. Glenn Lmtlbert presided home of Mrs. Carl Moore ness session. A get-well card candle. ,They aleo JOined dl&- at the punch bOwl. This was hll8 been postponed until Th•r&- was sent to Mrs. Peer! Poolin, eussl~n groops on the phases the final meeting of the .year day, July 23. a friend, who Is a patient at of nusslonary work. and- will reconvene In Septem· Meigs General Hospl"t.al. The glrla expressed their ber. , li;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;...i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=-; Garnes were played and prlz. WSCS TO " MEEl es awarded to Mrs. Edgar Pratt The WSCS of the Rock Springs' and Mrs. Oltllllger. Mrs. Harry Methodist church will meet at Davis won the door prize. Fol· the church tonight at 7·30 lowin~ the games, 1tome made . . ic ~ nd k ;t ;:n• ISC .4t FamUy Dinner iat•e R ;a · ' ' P.llfmmer• ore Hoau plus nieces and nephews . All Mr. and rs. Wl lam Is er the tar~wst group ever to be Mr. and Mrs. John Vr~n are welcome to make a real and oon. gathered in the Colisseum. The left !his week on a vacation yearly family reunion i Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Herd- Wilsons wiU retum to Cohan. trip which w1U take lb!!m to Those attending, 32 in all, Im~n gr;;dduldren[ Guatemala, South America af· Michigan and other_ points: They 0 were Mr. and Mrs. Pat Riley. l~n k oger e~en~ ~ "~ let the first of August planned to VISit wtth their son Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Riley. l' h" e wtehre wMee ·en\\' lgbuesWhalo· aod family, Mr. and Mra. John sons, Jeff and David, Mr. and er mo er, rs. e Y Vroman and son, Johnny of CoMrs. Harry Vickers. son H,.I•Y. . ecepftOn lumhus enroute. ry Jr., Mrs. Veri on Roush and I Mr. E~nd Mr~ Austm dGrues- for Pastor, Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Jones children, Eron Jr. Gvla and eGr oil "b ysnadal lMMr. an Mr.. and daughter, Barbara, attend· Tommy of Mason W. ·va. !llr. ottet pel e 0 arton were Wife af Church ed a fanuly dinner Sunday at and Mrs. Ted Rit•y. Mr and Fn~ay Juests ~elf au~ aod A reception for the Rev. the home ~f his father, Mr. E. Mrs. Gene Riley and children, e, ~- an II rs. arry ,and Mrs. Pearl A. Casto was , w. Jones 10 Burlingham. OthJan. Jim and Joyce. of Clifton. ;:'r, d '"~" <;· 11 s held Friday evening at the er guests were Mr. and Mrs. W. Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph . an . tto es r . Chester Methodist Church. Hnneth Russell, son, Max, RaR-1 'I and Mrs returned to their home Logan, 1ey, "r. Jack M d k d · -1 Mrs. Harold Spencer e t d- ct ne ; Mrs · Dorothy Dandakls ' Winebrenner a d Ti J on ay a1ter a wee en VISI x en Athens· Mr and Mrs Lee Oa. n sons m~y with their daughter and son-m- ed a welcome and the program vidson,' Athens; B~o Casci, and Davtd of Delaware. OhiO· I M nd M C J S • opened With the hymn "The Mrs. Sally Bland and daught· b~ew, r a rs. . . tru Church in the Wildwood." fol- ~oMmerocyi D"l d d ders. Sue and Nancy. of Letart M d M J J R b- lowed with devotions by Mrs. rsS.t ara R~ gar f aDnearbogranm Route Mrs Eva Lo y ke s l r. an rs. ames . o . . b son, even tee o ' . u on r ]inson returned to their home m VIrgil Roush and prayer y . h v1 'ted Th sd . M'd ;nd '( ( ., .. . ., ...,, . ,.... I"" " ' ·, . ''' I, . <~;., '• beaten by a standing Jote. The final platform contest came on an amendment to insist on continued presidential control of nuclear weapons. This was aimed at Goldwater for advocating that the Nortb Atlantic alliance comander be given authority to use tactical atomic weapo ' t ; Scranton bad.ers enlisted former Secretary of State Christian A. Herter to lead the fight for the amendment. He urged its approval to reaffirm histort. cal civilian control over miJ... itary commanders. Sen. Bourke B. Hickenlooper of Iowa argued against the amendment and said that control over nuclear weapons al· rf"ady was vested in the presi.dent by law. He questioned the ''insidious and mysterjous" moti ves behind the amendment. CHEATS DEA1"H Fox Out-Foxes Death in Professor is I 1 Harris was supported for the pof; t by 1 Garner. DRIVE· IN 1 1 Style 830 EASE Busy Hours with her husband, the R e v. 1 Cattle _ Steers 14 to 17.50; Thorpe and sons, Steve a n d Heifers 12 to 15.75; Fat Cows Tommy, are vacationing at Ty· 11.50 to 14 .50; Cannero 8 to 12 0art Lake Park, near Grafton, Bulls 13 to 17.10; Stock Cow; W_ Va .. fell. breaking her lee and Calves 110 to 165· Stock She was. to be rereased from Steers 16 to 20; Stock, Heifers 14 to 17.50; Stock Steer Calves I the hosp1tal Saturday. TO MEET WEDNESDA \! FRIDAY ond SATURDAY July 17-11 "DEAD RINGER" Bette · Davis & Bette Davb rTwlns), Karl Malden, Peter Lawforll. Phlltp Carey, Jean Ragen. Geo. Mac-ready F•atuNttet Tnlnlng for Trouble Carteons 17 to 22; Stock Heifer Calves 16 to 19. m~~ ~~t~ SIIR!ch•krs cluSb will VEAL CALVES - Tops 24.· SUN., MON., TUES. e oc pnng• 10 to 21 .!10; Medium 18 to 21· July 19-20.21 fairground Wednesday at 6 p. Common and Heavies 15 ~ "MAN'S FAVORITE SPORT" m;, for a ch1cken barbecue and 23 20 ~k Rudsou. Paula Prentls1 potluck supper. ~~:;;-~·_...._...._.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:..iiiiii It you're on your feet and NAMES OMITTED on the go - ease each of the steps you take this The following steJ>Chlldren 1 •ummer. Wear this mocc· were inadvertently left out of lype white upper leather the obituary of George Halen, oxford with its comfort· Ntbbl!! Goble, Florence Barkcertain crepe sole. er, Flossie Hysell, Nellis Hysell and Norene Nash. j \ only 3.99 TNI SHOE BOX "'!!DIILIPORT, 0. SHOWER ANNOUNCED Thare wlU be a miscellaneous shower honoring Mr. and Mrs. Richard Houdashell (the former Mary Burnside) Batur<doy, July 11, at 8 p. m. at the SCO!II eabln Ill) IQfts!lbury ·Road. Kvomlm Lo IDviiAd.. 1(4RR &~V~N ~NDT .I . . . ' ,. ' • • ., ,J 2&2'W,.MAll\1 ST. ' ' ' . .:. . . ·,' ' ', "',• ... .. ·· .. .,. :• ... J ' M•IP llltmerill ·lliloptllll '\ · AnloliSSIONS ...: None' •'. r. ;·: · DI$0WIG1!JS - Mra. • • 'rrrl Oliodnlt. aitd dau&hter ' ·IAWt, w. v.. . .;.,..j,..-....-.; '' f" . retiring Mayor George � 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 14, 1964