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Ada Slack of Syraeuse reception recently at lhe Meth- the sinl!inc. of the Syrocuse First United enterlalutd with a surprhe odisl Church for Rev . and Mrs The honored guests were Presbyterian church comblrthd y pa ty h 1ng h F,...,land Norris who have been presented a gift by Mrs. Ella pleted plans for a fa milv. p1·c-. a r 011 his onor16th birtber son, Eugene, returned for the 12th year Hannum >n behalf of the church- rue at a reenl meeting, beld Mr. and Mrs. Charleo Snyder day July 6 in the toWII hall. Meeting was opened w1lh lhe es with both Rev. and Mrs. m the church annex. of Waverly and their grand- Games were played with an song. " Love Divine," and Mrs. Norris responding. Benediction The meeting was conducted daughter of Canton visited with receiving prizes. Favoro of Leona Hensley and Marv in was given by Ronald Osborne. by Mrs: Donald Cottrill, presi- Miss Bess Sanborn and Mrs. "party hats" were given. Marks givmg the devouons . Refreshments of ice cream, dent, with Mrs. Rober! Hardeo Mabel Sanborn Wednesday. Mr. After the honored ·guest opS Rairden exle nded a cake potato chips, coffee, koolDevotions were read and Mrs. Snyder were former ened his gilts, refreshments of welcome to all and Mrs Mary aid and iced tea were served by Mr. Harden with roll call Mtddleporl Jet cream, decorated cake and P1erre read an ong mal poem. duri ng the social hour from ta· answered In scripture from Mr. and Mts. Otto Hollman kool-ald were served The cake <'Omposed by Mrs. Hiley Pigotl bles decorated With summer lhe book ol Deuteronomy. Roll of Jackson V18lted In Middleport wu baked by his sbters Mrs for the Nornses. Other read· nowm. call was followed by the secre· over the weekend. Kathryn Johnson, who a;,.sted lngs given were "The Preach- i tary and treasurer reports MISS Carol Jacobs has re- Mrs. Slack. er's Vacation," bv Mrs . Marga rThe class was Invited to the turned to her home !n Brooket Brown; " The Preacher 's sum mer cabin of Mrs. Dick Har- lyn, N.V. alter spending two Present were Ml.u Donnli Wife ." by Mrs. Aess Larkins , ris for a picnic and decided to weeks with her parents, Mr. Phelps, Tommy and Robert "Church Etiquelle," by Mr s.; hold the family picnic there on and Mrs. Dale Jacobs and lam- Knapp, Gary and Bobby Eynon. 'fressa Swain. and "The Par-I MembeO'S of the One Won ·Friendship Day, August 2. The Uy. Sbe was accompanied to Tommy Smith, Craig and Brute son Perfonns a Wedding." by 'l One class ol the Pome•··ov Ftrst main feature of the picnic will Columbus by her sister, Uncia, Cottrill, Roger Sayre, Roger Mrs. Ada BisS'II Bapllst. church and .thetr fam1- be barberued chicken. '!bose a~d Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Me- Slack, and Margaret Cottrill, aD Wallace Damewood's talk lies en1oyed • . PH'nlc d•nner attending are asked to bring Millon and Btlly, Mason where of Syracuse; Tammy and Cherpointed out how . the Churrbes Thursda y evenmg al lhc home covered dish and their own ta- she boarded a jet for N.Y. yl Johnson of Wolf Pen; Mr. have been helped through Rev. of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. J',.;ter ble servrce. Dmner w1ll be ser- Patty Lowery, Athens, Is visit- and Mrs. John Slack of MU Norris' pastorate but appealed East Marn-st. . ved at 4 p.m. ing with her parents, Mr. and waukee, Wis.: the honored to all to accept more responsi- F'ollow1ng the dmner, Mrs. The class will not hove ""Y Mrs. Donald Lowery and family. guest and the hostesses. bil lly in Christ's work and not D.1Je Wippel presrdent, c·onduct meetings in July and August. Dennis Saelens has completed Sending ills C 1 expect the pastor to do every- ed a shorl business sl!l.sion, Hostess ol the September meel· the fir st session of summer d 8 b g Lew;: ha "';,'; e lhing. wlten the gift for the Korean ing will be Mrs. Titus Pickens school at Rio Grande College and Mar ~a 1 ~ t:.~ m, ~ , 1 orphan girl supported by lbe Refreshments were served by and is spending the summer ~~II rs. ar 8 Ins : 0 Dave Yales r emarks sanc-J class. was coii!'Cted and d<•di- the hotess foll owiog the Lord's with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. M' d':, Miss Linda S .owe, ttoned lh;, fee lings ex pressed ! caled Mr>. J . H. Slep:oer.son proyer. Present were Mrs. Adolph Saelens. M1518 Ha;: Sue Cottr!H, Mrs. as to the Welcome Back" and teacher, on behalf or Ihe class Herman London, Mrs. Lawrence . Y8 u on of Syr•cuse and thanks fm· past efforts ot our presented a heauliful gift to Diddle. Mrs. Robert White, Mr. and Mrs. Wllllam Spra- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Slack and Two selections were sung Mrs. Ralph C. Zundel and also M: .. . ... ·- ... - • •· - n-•- gue pnd daughter, Glenna, have children of Toledo. by Mr. and Mrs . Thurman Bab- tco her mother, Mrs. Da isy Jt~. ~ .<:'"'!"'. ·-.,...· .. ,-,.•.,.,-~:·~·:-:r;-"7'7.1' ..... ·,.r;:--...cork, Mrs. Ella Osborne and per both of whom hav~ tak A. .,......,.,.,..-t".,,.....,_ ........ _...,..,.,..,. -, _ .., .,..._ _ _ ...,..~-.-- .-------................... , ~!dents. Class EnJ'oys Picnic Event I Chaffer Club Meets at Home 01 Mrs. Nelson ~ Meell Thlll'•day ~~oot<u Jilt~ Tri-Ctty s.w~ne club met 1buro- WEAI'BEB were pmented to Mrs. l"r.cc Le!lbeft w111111 the day evenlllg at her Root Mrs Robert Neloon entertab>- Sprlnp home. ed a.., 'nle eveniatl WU spent 1100clubborne Wedne•· and In sewlllg. Tbe ho;t! day ovenlns ltl!r at her in !ally aervec1 d Mrs. Wile Hauck anc1 Mrs. Rutland. ... a eosert course. Roy Mayer and datJSbter, N111Presellt were !lin. Robert cy accompanied Dm Moyer to A short h1sJ- IIUIIIon wu Rawllnga, Mrs. Millard WDderColumbul 'fuelday, 'llhere he COI>ducted by Mrs. Nel.sou, pres muth, Mrs. Robert Roberti, entered Ohio Slate Ba&Wr .COJ. Ident, wblcll games were Miss Elizabeth Fick, Mn. Hlrlege on Wednesday, Wlii!O tiMn played and j!r1Z1!1 awarded to am Fisher, Mrs. Bradford ·~••8 Mrs. Hauck and Mn. Mayer Mrs. Howard Blrcblleld, Mrs. Mrs. Harlan Wehrun!! and Mill and daugjtter were guests of Mr. Kellllelh Mlcbael, Mrs. Robert Mary VJrslnla Reibel, and Mrs. Otarleo SINus 01111 !!:ada, Mra. Wllbur YOill!& Mrs. daughter, Charlene, and atteuded Allred Bigs and Mrs. Carl HAVE STANLEY PARTY the summer quarter C<IIICert ot Roach. Mr.. Nathan Biggs won A Stanley party was held rethe Ohio State Unlvenlty cilcr the door prize. Mrs. Eada ..,. cently at the ltome of NetUe us held at the Mershon auditor- celved an anniversary gJtt from Hayes of Middleport with 0 1um of Mil$ Chari- ia her seoi-et pal and hostess elfts demonstratoTP being Mildred member. 'nley returned home were p,_..ted to Mrs. Nelson. Clark and Betty Klein. Thursday. '!be hostess served reMrs. Clara Spires Jell Tues- Refres!tments were served by lresbments ot punch and Cook· day momlnfl for Columbus, hostess to those • named a- bnk 2yrk laC toin cmfwyp vbgk where she took 0 plane at noon ~e and Mrs. Rarol~ Dunfee, les. Attending were Mary El· 0 for OkJahma wbere !he will Mr · Raymond Flaciler a d len Roush, Gladys Hart, Roberspend several monlba with ber L Thonuis StewBil Ia Maynard, Ann Hayes and daughter and fsmlly. daugb~rs, and Debbie, · cLvll ENTERTAINED all of New Haven. Those from Miss IJoona Marie Hauck · Pomeroy were Jo Ann Clllrk, spent the put week ln Kentou Mrs, Robert Schmoll enter- Etta Lemley, Betty Reibel and with Mlu Linda Kirkland. talned her canasta llub rues- daughters Donna and Faye: EdMr. and Mrs. Robert Wolle day evening at ber home oo na Reibel, Edith Hines, Marand ehldren, Bob and Carolyn Pearl-st. Guesll were '< r 1. garel Scldenabe~ Winona Cook vlslted his mother Mra. Walter Frank Herrald and Mrs. EU· and Lottie Cohen. From MiddleWolle, enroute to their home, gene Conde. Prizes were won port were Stella Hayes and 8oft, Columbus, alter a vacation trip by Mrs. Richard Gress, Mrs. David: Dana Hamm, Llll!all ~~.ami !>tach and other polnll Millard Wlldermuth, Mrs. C. Demoskey, Betty Denny, . Jr.; ~ PMI!y eloetly tcall«eel tioa ............. lonfcht ... ,._ ..,. """ 16-'lt. - .. e •• 11to z , r • -.----·- INoalall; i 1 I Q...,...f I. ·-- 1 ,., t I ~.ter Attack Is Fatal · Conference Pressed:_to Ease Racial Tension in New York In Water :rem, .,._~ ··- r .. 1 Oscar Babcock. Mrs. Osborne I part in the class activities.· and her daughter , Ronaldean, Each responded ·e xpressi sang a duet. Ronaldean and her ! thl:'ir apprecia tion for 1.he @ 1 for the many kindne& Saturday sho wn by the r;/ I~S to the Z1 del famil y A soc ial hour cc duded the evening. WSAZ-TV FOR ALL OCCASIONS Ladies to Have 'Their Day' on September 28th We Wire 1ToWefs everywliere WY 2-2039 DA¥ or NIGHT Pomerov Flower Sho., Women will have ' the1r da~ in the &mtheast Region of OJJ 1 when the F r~ rm BurPau Wor Mrs. Millard Van Meter 1 WE GIVE TV STAMPS W Mam t>n's Rally takes pl <tCt' on Se 28 at tht' Old Hig School in Lancaster . I t<:' mber MEIGS THEATRE 1 Mrs Don Wilson, count women ·s chairman . said Or. 0 POMEROY OHIO is Maxfi eld . Senior Minister ; TONIGHT 1he First Co mmunity Church i "DEAD RINGER" Bett e Davis & Bette Davis Columbus wilt be tht' featu re 'Twins ), Karl Malden Pete r speakf"r . There will be aw:J rt.J Lawford. Philip Care;·, Jean 1made t'or at tenda ncP at t h Hagen , Geo. Macready F••tu,...tte: Tr1ining for Troubl• women 's co mmittee meeting: 1 ttward s in the new memtx Cartoons ' f.'Ontest. and entertainment t1 eluding skits by member~ an j SUN. MON., TUES. outside taltnt. July 19-20.21 I "MAN'S FAVORITE SPORT" (Technicolor) Rock Hudson. PauJa Prentiss I The group will en joy a n ~ Juneh eon and a vi s it;;~ lion ,.,e· Channel 3 1:00 Down m the F-arm 8:JO Popey• • Pall 9 0 RuiJ an<' Reddy Show Jo :oo Hector Heatbcole Sbow IO::!O Fireba. n 1 11 :00 Dennis the Menace 11 :30 Fury 12:00 Bull winkle 12:30 Mr. Wizard 1:00 Movie 1:1.5 llfds Vs. Piratea ~ : 00 Superliner USA 5:30 NBC Sports 6:00 Singn>g Caravan 7:00 Porter Wagner Show 7:30 The Lieutenanl 1::!0 Joey lll.sbGp 9:00 Satur<lay Night Movies ll :00 Late News Picture I1:10 D. : . and Wealller ll : 15 Sports 11 :20 Films of the SO's. , ~om I liemS'. Mrs. f)avi<i KW.l enf: : Mrs. Andrew Cross and M r 1 TONIGHT Dirk Bogarde "THE SINGER NOT THE SONG" !Color) - anri Guy Wil1ia ms 11 CAPT AIN SINBAD" (Color) Re x She nefield . REUNION ANNIDNCEII The 40th an nual Hayes.You r. and Holliday School reunio, . will be held at Holliday Sch<>< ' , Sunday, August 2. SOUGHT- · SUNDAY & MONDAY July lt-20 Jerry Lewis "WHO'S MINDING THE STORE" -and- I HAMILTON IUPJ) - Pollc. 1sought burglars who broke ope safe at the home of Mrr ! Ruby Townsend, 62, and fie1 Lea Massari "PARIS PICK-UP" ~ i $1.000 after binding h~ with rope and putting a shee her head. Channel 8 7:00 TV .clal!sroom 1:00 Captain Kangaroo 9:00 'dviD Show 9:30 Tenn. Tuxedo 10:00 Quick Draw McGraw 10:30 Mighty Moose ll :110 Rm l'iD TiD 11:30 Roy Rogers 12:110 Sky Kin~ 12:3f CBS News l :00 The Airman's World I : 15 Dizzy lleaD I :25 Phillies Vs. C*dinalo 4:30 The Big Picture 5:110 Doctors At w.>rt 5:30 Early Show 7:00 LawmaD 7:30 Lucy-Dezi Comedjl 1:30 -- e Deleuders 1:30 Pbil Silvero 11:00 Gunsmoke 11:00 News U : 15 Late Movie s- Choice of professional painters! WHTN- TV j MASTER PAINTERS HOUSE PAINT lllSTER PAIIITERS HOUSE PAl liT SPECIAL AT ..... ,•• price $4·1!.~ p L sp.... All IIIICellent-qua!ity white bouse paiD& at aa exceptionally low price. BI'UIIbea IIIOOOthly - covers well - lives yeaa of protection. Controlled chalking keep8 it 11110wy whit& DOOil. CBS wm carry Irina! play in the Professional Golfers Assoeiatioo I.OUnlament Sunday afternoon. ABC will cover events in the U.S. - U.S.S.R. track and f>eiC meet in Los Ange:es next Saturday. Channel 13 1:30 Pal • Mrle f:GI Olurcil Ill Christ 1:30 Cbaanei 13 Presenll 10:00 Nelgbborl 10:15 Social SecuritJ 10:30 Jetsooa 11:00 Casper Cartoon 11:30 Beany .. Cecil .12:00 Buga Bunny 12:30 Allakaz-am 1:00 Flict. 1-:30 Americam Bandstand 2:30 Movie , ,410 llowUft8 4:1111 Three Stooges 4:30 I<FL Pro-Bowl 5:00 World Ill Sports 1:311 WresUin8 7:30 llootenanny 1:30 Lawrence Welt f:30 Saturday Night II tloe Movie Palace 10:30 Tbe Detecllves 11:00 Chiller Theatre Y ankee~ - Minnesota- Ed Sullivan's CBS repeat le&tures Jane Powell, the Singing Nun, Keely SmiU> • nd Count Basie. ABC's ' 'Arrest and TriaJ" renm is 'Tiger11 Are lor J~ 11es." An underworld contract to eliminate • retired ganc leader involves bmocent per- "'"'"· "The Legacy " 11 repeated NBC's 'Bonarrz.a. u 'nle cartwright 90110 believe their fatber hos hem murdered and eet out to gel rev ...ge. M-y 'Wagon Train"' on ABC re- runs "The Tbace McCloud Sl&ry." Mysterious killings Ill at have terrorized o town continue wbeo refugees from lbe place join the train. The !are m 'Vacation Playbouse" lor CBS is 'He's 'AD Yours." wlUJ Eve Arden. An American womrm has problema running a travel ageo>cy 4lllice .. London. Soogo ..lied with various occupation& mako up lbe "S i n 1 Along with Milch" repeat far NBC. 'East Side - West Side" on CBS re-runs "II Y...- Grandmoliler Hnd Wbeel.t." A par&plegic a ttompto to mise lll<llley lor the m..UC,.J research that 1>e believes will belp him walll again. ,._..,, Jack Benny's repeat for CBS Involves a sketch about 110118· writer Stephen Footer. Singer Connie Francis is a guest. NBC 'ereato a one-lwur docum..,tary, 'A Man Named Mays," wbich takes a look at RADIO • TV NEWSREEL: tile career of San Franciaco Gi· 71le Skouras brothers, discover- ants' centerlielder Willie Moya. •· NiB!Jtmare" I• reprisOd lor en of mo\ioll picture and TV ABC's .. ,..., Fugitive." talent made their most unU51Jo al lind in someone far afleW The hero heiJ'II out Ill a bua from the Hollywood J!lamour mills - a Greek OrthodOO< cler- Agneles (congregatloo, 5,0111). IYJIIllll named Leonidas c . Coo- alter lbe late George S!rfiuraa a . Father Cont.oo, priest ~ a had listened lo his sen110111 Ia , .,an Stamford, CoM., eburcl> Ccmn. Tbls month, Fatbor C.. iB 1151. was wblllked ....,.,.., to1 makes his network TV ~ ) ,_. la!A!t' - lo ... beautllul ul .., NBJIC..TV'a prize • 'liJD. Sopbla's Catboidr!lr ill 1M !line "F!UI!ien tf Ffli*-" .. ; .a 'lbe new owner squawked who cau blame him? - when his car turned several oolors. lebrily star at a PTA benefit show. ABC covers IDe opening of the sixtll U.S.-U.S.S.R. track and field meet from Los Ang•Jes Coliseum. 'The Hollywood Pnlace" Is proompted. y-, J _ erable .mnea,e. No money cbangeo banC!s O& tween the car companies and the movie and televlslou pie. 'nle r.umufacturer is hapPY : his product Is se.?n by mBJioos (bopelufly), The prnducer is happy : be gels lbe use of a new car for nothing. ..... oo!y lime tbo deal ..... pleases ·ODJbollt II .m. tbe &<rlpt cadi f<lr tbe - IA1 faiL Prodacen 1-.aDy - lui and IOif-jtrvtedlvO OIIOUP at times Uko that lo disgalse tbo earaotboa111lkDee-~"'­ lll)' tbo 111811111aetarer. nnond.oy James C. Hal!<'rly alll. WiJ.. Uam H. Lawrenc<! will be willl the former President lor " Eioenh<lwer Reviews the G.O.P. Conventioo " on ABC. for color. ApparenUy, !he two fresh paint jobs were leu much, too BOOn, anc.a the car began to mot.. U•. But by this time il had been sold. Ford .,heerlul!y looted the biB lor aliotber paint job. " AI tho .... of l!le eat thole vell!c!es find tlleir ""Y late eommerc!al . -· a a 4 are sold •• deDIOIIsll'alors. Tiley In 'Sam 's Boy." r .epeated 011 S.nday NBC ba..OOU Los Angeles. (C...Iinced from front page) meet the need. Then, laer he had II repamted the original again on ABC's 'BeD Casey." A playgroond accidevt to a schoolteacher reveals she bas a St<rel drinking problem and Casey lrieo to cure ber. The guest celebrities of host Rudy Vallee for "On Broodway Tonight" on CBS are comedian Allen Sherman and the vocal group known as the F...- Seasons. There will be lhe usual showcase lineup of a nubber of youns professionals. NBC's "'nle Eleventh Hour" re-I'UDS " A .J''ull MOOII Every Night." Dr. Slarke gets put in jail through a misunderstanding during some hijinks connected with o Los Angeles conventioa. Highlight details July 111-25. CBS coverage ot the PGA golf tcurnmnenl in Columbus, Ohio. WCHS- TV eommitlet> in eh2 r2e of th event are Mrs. Leo StOry. Mr Homer Holler. M r~ . PParl Wi ty Wtcf.lety 'The Lonely Ones" Is IISed NEW YORK (UPI)-Former President Dwight D. Eiremower w ill participl!ie in .a onehour review of the RepubHcan National Convention em the ABC D<twor.k Sunday ofter- CBS oosebaii- N.Y. Clevelaoo. Things You Auto Know About Films capes capture. By JACK GAVER Uaited Prftlo Jlllel'llallonal iod Members of the Meigs crash, Ia Injured and barely .,.. This\Veek's Highlights •.. ' NBC'o "Te mp Ie HOU5ton, ,, three old Ument decide tbo yoong lawyer is just the ooe to I belp lbem make over lbe map of Tezas. The "Dr. Kildare" reprille for NBC is 'Quid Pro Quo." A bungling medical atudenl lrlel to rover up "" escapnde of a brilliant .lrieod witll lrasic , . liUibJ. Guests 011 Jiromy Dean's repealed show for ABC are guitarist Roy Clark, Molly Bee . and Hank Tbompoc111. Friday NBC's 'Chryslel' Tbealor" "" rt11111 'Seven Miles of Bad Road. " A hllcl>lliking joblesa actor lind t!lroubl<! and IUIIODCe m a oman town. NBC's u0a Parade" eeriea has singer Tooy Bennett .. . star of the balf-hour entertaiDo menl originally created far tbo Canadian Broadca.tlllg Corpor. etiorr. The 8el'ies replaces ''lbal Was lbe Week '!'bet Was" fer tbe summer. The 'Twilight Zone" reprise for CBS is 'Probe 7, OVer and 011. " A space-age I r av eler crash-Janda hls rocket ship oo a sttance planet and meeto • pi from another eelesllo! body. 'Nothing Ever Happens Ia Linvale" is ""P""ted f<lr 'Tile AlfrM llilchcoct Hour" on CBS A frl~tened widow asb ltle sheriff Ill 8 small COI'IIIIIIIIIit to Investigate tbo strange niB~ time 'sardenJnc" of • ma' e neighbor• The Jack Paar rep<>at has AI guests Shirley Booth, Ja • ld e Vernon and Mrs. Rbena Eckert, daughter ul Dr. Alllorl Schmelter. For the record, ltle MW a.. pruldentlal MDIIIIII "no rommeDt" Gil Wallaet'l &:30 and 11:10 PM PACEMAKER NEWS &:40 and 11:15 PM WEATltER REPORT 6:45'PM S.tonlaJ CBS baseball -st. LOtl.t. Pl!HadeiJjlla. NBC baseball - N.Y. y.,.. kees-lletrolt. ''lbe Lieutenant" rep<>at fer NBC Is 'Operatl011 Aclre&a." Tbe bero i.e lllartled .,hen aa _,tress announ<es at a party thai she Is going to matry hfm. Mllt.oo Berle Is guest star ol 1tte 'Lucy-Desi Qmtedy Hour" repeal on Cllll- Lucy works on Berle to get bim to be the ..,. < Dan Thomas &Y011Son "Servin& Billet 1938" nRB PUT OOT ~ SPRING •nd SUMMER SH~~ •.. . For All 1M Ft1111 . t . ··~ , ~ '·. ·~· ' .c.~ ~l). ;. ~ 1 - botb ol . . . .~ '":o; • :~ ... ... . ~"'""' ...c . . ;J.)' ~1 1- John Wl!l. 10, aatl .... ,- ~ .t'~',.,,. • ' A brush r,., wlllcil ~~rote ou~ l t... Sunday afternoon 1a a LOCAL TEI\IPS ed area behind 'nle temperature in Pome- on Rt. · r, .,.. · dlstrlcl al 11:110 the Pomeroy fire · • .. ... dqrees. WI- ()lllr!•la still . tbe . lit.,\lllit.••WIJ 61. . llliDGr 4tlllllp. �., , ' , ' • ' ("-\_· • . •• . ~----------------~· Callison's - Clout Clips Cincy 4-3 . ""' Daily S.-ntinPI Brothers Under the Skin COMMENT ATING EDITORIAU'I Second Ganr , • ~ GalJia Farmers Play It Safe . '· IN THF. next few weeks we will see the start of the coun'~v fair season in Ohio. Our J•ck•on co\lnty neighbors gel th• jump on all of the other 87 counties h' holding the first expoSi tion and our 011 n Mei gs count y expositiOJl will follow t· loso on its heels. the third week In Aug· ust We wonder sometimes if thP people 1'ho lake in the fa irs slop to realize the erforts 1hat have gone into the rearinf of livestock on display . and at the same t me think of the many problems of thP !arm· ing community . They are varied and many . as any thinking person knows. Today we would like to call your attention to a phase of the farttling industry that Ia not getting the full attention that it should, safety This week is National Farm Safe· ty week. and we can not resist tbe temptation to stress its Importance. The theme of the week is "Safer American Families Everywhere." The early days of farming were not entirely accident free. but today with the wtde mechanization of the farms and the Introduction of electricity, plus the establishment of farm ponds we see dang· er lurking in every corner. A great many sieps have been taken to assure the safety of farm families . All types of organi· zations have taken up the task, but In spite of the efforts there are still thou~ ­ ands of 'deaths and nearly a million dis· abling injuries to farm people each year. We do not know what the accident rate is for Meigs eounty farms, but our guess would be that it is not the hl~heat in the state. This past spring and up to now In record has not been achieved without the cooperation and studied practice of safety measures. The nation 's death toll of farm ace!· dents 11 reported at 8, 700 a year. There were 800.000 who were injured in &Jrl· culture pursuits. The dollar cost of those accidents and deaths Is set at a btllion and a half dollars. Farm persona who are laid up due to accidenta buy leas machln· ery, consumer goods and farm suppUea. ,Their income Is a loso to the busineu of the community and the nation. During the observance of the safety week the Idea Is being •tressed that accidents don't just happen The human element playa a large part In the total picture. of the big dangers are from the use of pe• tlcides and tractors. Neither is dangerous If ptoperly us· ed. They are basically safe, and It II on· ly when they are not uaed or operated successfully thai we have accidents. Th'1 can all be reduced If we realize that there Is danger in any carelesa actiona. The accidenl, on the fann can be Ukened to the ones on hlghwaya. , Many feel that if they get out on A country road instead of a main artery of traffic they will be safe. The same Ia the attitude on many farms. Such is not the case and dan· ger lurks there as in the centers of population if safety rules are not obeyed. Soon it1wlll be harveot season and a whole new host of dangers wlll appear. The FFA boys have dono a good Job of preaching safety and they have their work cut out to warn about cornpkker•. :rwo 5-4, and the Cardinals beat Jim Ray Hart ripped a two- lthe nightcap off Skinny Brown berto Clemente hit a I~ • ty can't toy wtth the league fielder has touched southpaw• !he Mets 7~ aile• losing 3·2 1n run homer In the ellhtb 11>- 1<1 bock Bob Hendley'o four·hit llorner for the P.r"l<" on hit Johnny c:am- 11 1rJ111 w n1Je9w • ..., a1 . . . loaders. Hutch has scheduled for three of his f i v e homers the ftrsl game of a twin bill. ning of the opener after the pllch\f'C· eob Shaw • n d Billy secvnd game. ' tell tMm dllllnally but N• aatl Sunda7 Willi - . . II . . IOUthpaw Joe Nuxhall to face thls month. He had only th- In !he American League, the Coll.l' Dick Farrell had fl!llled p~ · choked off a nint!Hn- Dick Groat's game wl!lfllnc Uonal Leap~ just ninth im1lDC 1o provlda lie the Phillieo lonlght In the final off lefthanded pitching in t h Orioles defeated the Tigero 5-4 Orlando Cepeda tD tetlro t h e ·. . rally by the Colts. single climaxed a four • r1111 , won't UsUm. Phillles with a 4-3 victory. •,e rne of the series in Cincin. tfirst three months of the sea- In 'he only single game : I h e 'side with the ocore tied 2-%.1 ftllaukee took ov<r fourth Cardinal rally In t"" rilll\h CaJiiaoD 11 IClllllucling 8 one- caJiloon'a blast, his 15th, sal- ,nati. He w!ll be the..niDib lef~ 1son. ]White Sox swept the Athletics But the pitch got by catcher place witb the sis • hit pitch- which oven·ame the M.... JIUIII · man crusade to disprove the vaged a spUt with the Reds, handed starter the' Pblla have 1 The Giants, with the aid of 3-2 in 13 illlllngo and 4-3, the Jolm Bateman for a palled balllnB of TOO)' Cloninger in the Fisher stoppo.'ii the Cards oo ' • popular theory lital the Phil· who captured the opener encoontered In their last 13 a Mickey Owens • patented Angels 1llpplool llta Twins 8-8 and Cepeda reached first baBe. opener and the hitting of Frank yield of eight hits in the Ofll!'"' adelpbla Phillie• fold up and 7-4, and It lelt tile Phlllles with games. !play, swept a doubleheader and ~. the lenaton defeated Juan Marlchal received the vtc- Bolling. Bolhng, who started er. · · ' play dead agalru!t Jefthanded a hare foor percentage point " Ever since I hit a horne ruo tfrom the Homton Colts 4-2 and the Red Soz 5-4 in 10 In- tory, bia 13th. the day hittlni .214, drove in . . ,!1 , pitching. lead over the serond · place off Sandy KDI$x. (July 1), I've it.(!; the Cubs slugged the Dod· jnings after losing 11·10, and the Willie Mays rifled his 29th tthree runs in the opener Every Cub "1 the hneup",..t The All • Star hero who Ia San Francisco Giants. But It felt 1 can hit them-off anyone Jgers 8-2 and t-1; Milwaukee Yankees split with the Indians, homer In the opener and sin- land what proved to be the win- safelyblln !;'~g~mesl ""a~ speelallzlng in dramatlc home didn't convince Cincinnati man- l- lefthanded or rlgh~" Callison took two from tile Pirates 8-2 lwinmng 6-2 then losing 3-0. •gled borne an unearned run in nlng run in tile nightcap. Ro- cagof a':!, ..••. n~.:'_es "' 1 By GEOIUJII CJ, . . . , _ , ........... q! -- REALI.Y ARE! o • o "I 1 Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 20, 1964·3 KKK 'THE SPORTS DESK Pomeroy, Racine, Area GoHers Flock North To See PGA in Columbus Portland Amateur linksmen from Meigs county were out in full entry won over Tuppers PJaJns force over the weekend at the Columbus Country Club to see first-hand the play at the 46th Annual PG A cham· Pionsht'p. Area golfers got full value for the PGA tab as they watched 28-year-old Bobby Nicholo win a huge piece of silverware and $18,000. Nichols, the 28 year.oQ)d Kentuckian. won the tourna· ment despite the charging rally of Arnold Palmer and determined play of defending champ\on Jack Nicklaus. reoorting Among those attending from thJs area were Fred Crow, E. F. Robinson, Dr. R. E. Boice, John Wayne Teafor<', Joe Sismondo, Mr. anrt Mrs. Harm O'Brien, Rodney Karr, Anna and Martha Howell, Mr. and Mrs. Don Stanley, Larry Baker GOSSIP JN GOTHAM The Republican P•rty plans to emphasm tie-ups between President Johnson and Bobby Baker and Billie Sol Es· tej. Bttl Barry Goldwater won't do the tlfasiing. Jt will be carefully spread by Republicans running for lesser offices, and prominent supporters of the Arizona Senator incidentally, former Washington reporter Frank Kluckholn has "ritten an expose of both the Baker and f:stes cases for pre-campaign publication Gamble Benedict, the young heiress and PhylUs Stanley. ,, s ~ \ \ 1 alar The Middleport High by forfeit and Pomeroy defeated Meson 9-J In games Sunday. Getting hits In t he openIng game for Syracuse. were Jeff Hubbard wtth . a smgle, Steve Wmebrenner w1th a home run d A M 'th d . 1 an s~ng,e, an . oore WI twKo smg Ces. k hltte R yger ree rs were · GRoush with two base knocks, nament and aU tbe teams that 0 Cremeana, Freden and Jon. II . . k d Tu k played in the 1964 Senior Divl~ es.' a With smgn::s, an c er sion Pony lea•ue wiU be eiigi· wtth two hits ·. " ble for that tournament. McArthur h1tters were M. AH rr.anagers are urged to at- Yates, K. Ward, G. Andrews School c-·. l weekend GSTAAD, Swit•.eriand {UPII -Ma rgaret Smith of Austtfllil !defeated c<>mpatriot Lesley Tur ner. 6-4, 6-2, to win the wont en·s singles title and Thonida KO('h of Braz il be-at countr,. ~ m an Ronald Barne!, 6-3, &-1, 7-9. 7-5. to win the men's crOWJ in the Gstaad International Teo. ,nis Tourney Sunday. QJd J OWn FJ atS Societv News Pomeroy is J-1. with the Middy j scored after a rundown in which , affair hAnging undecided, and a there was an error between ! , game to make up with Port- I third and home. The second run Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gillilan and 1and ; p or tl an d h;,s rna ke up sco , red on th e sam e. e r ror at ch'ld f Can 1on. v1s1 · ·1 d M 1 ren o e r. game-s w1tn Syrncuse and Porn- homt. . erov. and Syraru"" has a make-• Other Syracuse hitters were and Mrs. Ollie Sayre of PoriB UI I I I up game with Portland . I Bill Knapp Gregg Roush and ' land . Pnday evemng y n ted Press nlernat ona R •. C S " . ' Sh C 'd.ff h Ollie Jumor Sayre returned Saturday ou row o1 yra'- use yester erm -Wl 1 • e<+C' a s1ng1e. h ft . ·r 'th h' ASCOT Eng - Nasram an [ day held the Jackets to five hil.s and Crow. two singles. Crow o~f' i a Ct>r t vl s l mg WI IS I Am~rican' • ow~ed four • y'ear but aggressive running find a walked nine. fanned l3. auJn n w~n on. r I •ta t Fall . . mental lapse and a physico! er- Mdidleport 110 ll.'lO o _ 5 5 2 . une mes 0 ' . r ' old, upset _z.J3 fav~nte Santa . ror bv Syrucuse rmitted 8 run Svracuse 001 t11JJ tl _ 3 9 1 v1s1t.ed Sunday w1lh h1s ~a rents .. Claus to wm the Ktng George 1 . b ·th th 1. t pend d. ·G d and W II C Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Wmt>s ol nd Q Eit' beth Stakes m o e Jrs a .!lecon Jnnar ner a ace. row .R . Rt I I a ueen za · ings. Jn the firth Middleport and Grueser, Cundiff 14). acme. · · h h d th f th . . h''· j STANDINGS Mr. and Mrs. DRve Grueser , NE POLI"B'II M D unc e ree o . elr 1lve I"' . . . I MIN A ~ I de on- for ttJree runs . lJill Swan led W L iand children or Pomeroy visitald. Topeka, Kan. defeale Dean 1 0 ff lth 8 d00 bl 8 dd M Mld"l t 0 ,ed her parenls, Mr . and Mrs., 11 W'lI son ofO rna ha, 5 and 3' to I t wh' . d e,. Iu B'IJ Y oore ul!por ········· ·· •5 1'1lf'lf · dau· H I P I .' Cid y e w·mes . th N t' 1 p bl' L ' k go IS secon smge, 1 a- , omeroy . ... - ........ ~ I . . Jd ou tl p or tl an d . . .. .. . . • . . 1 3 ghter, wmIf toe a wnat u Ic m s 1ey smg . led en d an m . 11e Conme remamed h he d go urnamen. plated the third run. i Syra<'use ............ 1 ~ r ghran parenfts;, d' I SUmmary .. I 1 tend the drawing. Individual and R. Sherman, a II. Wlf'h s1ntrophies will be awarded win· gles, and R. Blake w1tb a triple. ning teams. (Jetting hits for Racine were M. Nease with three base Syracuse BalJ Park Owner knocks, Bret Hart with a triple NEW YORK - Master DenBob Louks is looking for some- &nd two singles, Bruce illlrt nis, a four . year . old Harhor one to dig holes and. set poles with two singles, and Fred .nd Vlew Farm gelding, won the 1 80 that lights may be Installed Paul Sayre, each with singles. $211.900 Tidal Handicap at Aque- '1 F. . S aus tmshes d - - lwlt,liary, e son u .v•r an Mrs. Dave Crueser, Js underg~r t I Drawings for back-to .. back Pony and High School League IC econ ing a lonsilleclomy in Holzer I tournament!. in ear}y August • Ihospital. 1 will be held this Tuesday Pally Pickens frll recently night, July 21, at 8:30 p.m. at Immediately. Pomeroy hitters were Andy duct. I 0 ' In her home and hurt her leg. the Dally Sentinl.!l office In Louks is ready to begin In- I Vaughan with tllree base knocks 1 Emory Powell IS at home Plnse ur,.j- U({ lift Df U.S. eo... menl poH ohons Md 811111 Ill&& Pomeroy, Btallatioo IS sooo as poles are and Faulk and Clark, each with OCEANPORT, N.J. - Mongo convalescing followmg 8 stroke.' Geta rls 011 lwNo Ill I:IU'III_.. Mason upset heavily-favored Kelso to Larry and Clyde Sayre of Ra· ! set. When th project is com· 8 single. Hitting for Both to~rna"?ents wLU be play- pleted, the Syracuse Ba11 Park were J. Frame, M. Lewis and win the $107,500 Monmouth cine visited Monday evening : ed on the Racme High school will he the first Ughled base- D Johnson all with singles. Handicap at Monmouth Park. COLUMB (UBPyi)R0 8 TrERT G RI~dM K 1 k' B b with their uncle, Ollie Sayre and I C•IJ field. ball field In Meigs county. in the ne~t round o, Pee Wee . US ansp an e ,•n uc tan of Portland. The Pony League tournament " , . . pla~, schedul"d for Saturday, BOSTON - The Washington I, by Ntchols, the newest member _of g~lf s celebflty set. A Mike Smith, ac,,._ .._ wilf"biigtn August 1 and coolin- The !14tt>burgh ·PI!'fles' " w!ll 'July ·25 Syracuse will plav Senators announced the stgmng ~aby ul~e pa~. of ~·• 8fGJA dch~~~totns7trh money h~~v~~t ~~~~~~th~e:m~a~l~so~·=._.:.J..:~;;~~~~~;:;:!;; M • Th Jll h conduct a tryoot camp at Ports· Letart·P~rtland at I p.m. and of 19-year old pitcher Robert Nuth Ia s rhmefo II . hu.te:t sbam oft ef tmpossltte.l ue through Augu., •· • g . ldd Par hem of Blue JC o s, w o ma y 1 1 1g a er our re a tve y 111 School tournameat wlll start mouth, 0., Tuesday, July 21, Racme will meet M leport at 1 c ·· lackluster years on the professional tour, credited st. August 10, with the completion "!'der tbe direction of. s~ut 3 p.m. and n-year uld Gabe Jude and Ben Hogan for his record-breaking victory in date slated foc August 16. Jun Yennart, at Dell Rtce fteld. Pomeroy will play t~e win· of Chtcago. the PGA under conditions resembling a pressure cooker. All teBms that participated In Players should report ready to ner of the Racme • M!Odleport The 28-year-old father of one ,·-=-=-=-'--"'-''-"'-"'-'-"-'-"-'-'-- I the Tri-Coonty league will par- go at 9 a.m. and be pr<!pared game on July 29 at 5 p.m. and . CLEVELAND - Fullback from Louisville to co- Ibis victory Sunday. ticipate In tile high school tour- to work out until 2 p.m. the winner ol the that game will Junmy Brown, who, has w~n rona, Calif., to seek his go~ing Payo Hogan Tribute play the winner of the Syra- the ~ati~al Foo~bal 1 League 9 but had to come back He also had high tribute to cuse-Letart gamtt for the cham- rushmg title In ~IX of t~e last to the Midwest to hit the jack· I Ben Hogan, who was I pionship on August 1 at 2 p.m. seven seasons, Signed hls 1964 pot I In the same tbfleeSIJm<' Tournament Manager Bob t'Ontract witb the Cleveland Ntchols won the PGA chamon the final rounO. 'I Louks sai~ semi-fin~I and Browns. pionship Sunday with a record I had words of praise for championship game times can total over the four rounds everybody but himself. be changed in case of conflict.!!. Sunday. Columbus country Club, "Hogan was an inspiration to 18 Months To Pay COLUMBUS. Ohio - Bobby spite the beat, humidity and on this round. He Is such ! O'CONNOR WINS AFTON ,-ltchols won the PGA cham· Jack Nicklaus and •mazing fellow. HI> swing ! Major Lea~ Slandlnp 47 44 .511 6\0 WOODBROOK, Ireland (UPI) plonshtp, flmshmg th,ee strokes who finished rhythm helped me ...just i I •·· St. Louis -Christy O'Connor of Jroland ahead ?f Arnold Palmer and three strokes behind. him wu helpful." ' • hAc ica"s top~ 1 "f:Z d_. By United Press illternatlona1 LOll Angel.. 4~, 4545 .500494 884 defeated Roberto De Vicemo of Jack Nteklaus. Recovers From Accident American League Chicago ~ · udd d lh Nichola, who carved out a , • 24,000·1111111e wu ran1)1! ~ iiM sica B ' Argentina m a 8 en ea . It was a marvelous come- '-.c:ord • 0 I....._ • I We 819 ---~ W. L. Pet. G Houston 41 52 .44t 1312 playoff at the second hole Sun- M 0 NT REAL- Austraha for the genial 6-2, 200- '" 14 In tbe opening round, I Baltimore 56 34 .622 ... New York . Z1 B6 .290 27111 day to win the $151100 Sweet completed a s-o sweep over pounder who suffered a broken charging Palmer by one Chicago 54 34 .614 I . Saturday'• Jlelull• Afton profeasiooa1 g~lf touma- Cana<la In the Amertean Zone back and P"lvis, a brain congoing Into the final IS , Hackett's Sohlo Servia N"ew York 53 34 .609 Ph Cmcinnatl 14 Phila~elphia 4 ment. The two had finished the DavJs Cup tenms ellmmat10ns. and severe internal inBack six strokt$ was deMinnesota 47 45 .511 10 Los Angeles ! Chicago 1 rd li champion Nicklaus, Phono WY 1-1191 Los Angeles 47 47 .500 II St. Louis 15 New York 7 6,092-ya pa_r-71 course ear er MEXICO Cl 'f y juries II years ago In an autowu attempting to win the ,.......~~.o. Detroit 45 46 .495 Ill> Houston 2 San Francisco t ,l_n _t_he_ d..:ay: _ti_ed_a_t_26S_.---1 mobile acctdent. again before cheer••• •a' I L Mo1n St. 1• gained unbe&table 3-0 lead over -• • r 80lltoil 45 48 A84 121> Pittsburgh I Milwaukee 2, night C ped SF 76 282 44 88 .305 New Zealand In the American Nichols was partly pat·alyzed ;·:;;;;;;;.;o;;;flih;;;o;;;m;;;e~to~wn:;;;;~fan;;;;s~. ._._~i:::iii:::iii:::iii:::iiiliiii:::iii:::iii:::iii:::iii:::iii:::iii:::iii:::iii:::iii::iiiiiiiiiiiiii :Ieveland 39 50 .438 18'-h &gpdQ'!• Re'~is e aAmerlcaa Leagve zone Davis Cup tennis elimi· unconscious for 13 days. II Washington 36 60 .375 23 Cincinnati 7 Pblladelphla 4, lat G oUI R H Pel nail He spent 83 more daya In the Kansas City 34 58 .370 23 Philadelphia 4 Cincinnati 3, 2nd Oliva Minn 91 :'186 :!34 ons. hospital •nd doctors then Saturday'• Resllt» Milwaukee 8 Plttaburgb 2, lsi Alliso~, Min 88 32~ 841118 :m GRAND BLANC, Miclo. pressed doubl he would ov<>rll ttan. City at Chi. Ppd. ratn Milwaukee· ~ Pittsburgh 4, 2nd Mantle, NY 78 250 47 81 .S24 Jessen 0 v e r h a u 1e d walk again, let alone play golf. BOllton 12 Waahlngton I Chicago 8 Los Angeles 2, lsi Robll8ll, B•lt Ill 338 441118 .320 Wriight in the final round In winning. Nichola t.os Ang. 5 Minn. 2, 13 Inns. Chicago 9 Los Angeles, I, 2nd Fregosl, LA 80 265 51 1M .!1'/ the first PGA ehamplon to Cleve. 1 New York 4, 15 inns. San Franc!soo 4 Ho!lllton 2, lsi Bressood, Bos 92 343 51 103 .300 Wright In tbe final round at tho end of every ·roond Baltimore 6 Detroit 1, lsi twl San FranCisco I Houston 0, 2nd Hinton, Wash 913M 511118 .299 win the Yank.., women's golf tbe t~ament, shot • record· il Detroit 3 Baltimore 0, 2nd Now York ! St. LOUIS 2, lat Balzne, Bos 88 213 41 93 .2S8 tournament. breaking round of 84 Stmday'o Retolts St. Louls 7 New York 6, 2nd Robinson Cbl 78297 51 88 .298 wrapped up 1 new 72-bolt tollll ll land • Jst Monday's Probable Plteben F han,' De 76 ""'7 - 79 2- TRENTON N J A J of 271. New York 6 Cleve ., Philadelphia at Cincinnati, ree t .. "" ·~ ' · · · . · "I went to Ma"" "lfY day Cleveland 8 New York 0, 2nd night-Ben ett (9-11) N Homo Foyt won tho Trenton 150-mtle d 1 ho 1<1 be bl 1<1 Boston 11 Washington 10, lot hail (7-4) . n vs. ux- Nadoual Leape: May11, Gl- auto r•co for lndlanapalis-type :ld n;wahrino "::, st. J.::O,"Iho Wasblngton 5 Boston 4, 2nd, tO H to t Lo 8 •ft• 1 nl•"t ants, 29; Wllllama, CUbs, 22; cars. lnt _, the bn-"'ble ., the 83 tnnlnga ous n a ~oo• es, "'' Howard Dodgers It· A lie n " .....,. ' B8 ltl re 5 Detroit 4 -Owens (3-6) vs. Moeller (4-8). Phlls· to C0 h , WATKINS GLEN N Y Nichols said following mo Chicago at San Francisco • n ' eac · ' ~ · • Chlca~ S Kansas City Z, lsi, Brogllo (3-9) vs. Bolin (3-4). American Le.cue: Killebrew, Bill Wade woo !he Watkins PREDICTS EAIIININGll 13 IIUUIIP _ Only games sc)!eduled Twins, 33: Pow til, Orioles, Glen Grand National race for WASHINGTON (UPI)-A Chicago 4 Kal1sa4 City a, 2nd Tueoda ' G !5; Allison, Twlru!; Wap>er, In- late mndel stock Carll. of the CommunlcatiOilll Los Angeles 8 Minnesota 6, 1st Y 1 ames dian•: Stuart, Red Sox, all 23. Los Allgl!lea 4 Mlrmesota O, 2nd New York at Ciru;!noatl, .,nl&]jt ~· RIDI Jlalted Jp . .. TROTI'ER BOARD NAMED Satellite Corp (C'":;'""t) pr«llclltil Manday't Prebablo Pltdltn =~delphia at M·llw·a-ukee Nallooat t;,apt Mays, Gl- GOSHEN, N.Y. (UPI)- Don It wtll ~::~b:;. wll • I Detroit al Boston, night-lie- Houston .at Los .Anieles, night ants, 67: Boyer, Cards, 66; M. Hayes, president _of tha start paying clivldenda to -k·ll pn (4-8) vs. Heffner (5-Z). Chlcaso at Sao Fr-18co, night Santo, Cuba, 84: Torre, Braves, qooln, Ill., sts.te fair. Walter J. befort! 1989_ ........ )IUil"'! Ill - . . . ,_ p'lnrlllt oar pmtnpt, eourtLos Angeles at Cltlcago, nlghl Pittsburgh at 81 Louts night 57; Aaron, Braves, ~Mlchae~ prestdent of the Leo D Welch chall'1111l11 -Labnan (:HI) vs. Talbot. (t-2). .· ' Amortcu l..eqM: 8 hart, ed Statea Trottlng .....,j of -~ l11lde uMI awalh Ia ...... .. -niccl w!.i.le aetting you Only games scheduled Red Sa•. 71: Killebrew, .Twins, and Martin Tananbaom, statement during 1 telovlslon J. • I ................... ..-~ ,.__,. you require. Stop in and Tueoday'1 Gamoo f ' :_ 70: Wagner, Indiana, eti; Al,ll- dent of. Yonkefll Raceway, with lieu. KeDilOtll B. Kansas City. at lllbmesola, Dlgbl .Lea son, Twins, 60; Colavito, A 1, been named to tbo board R-N y m z "I• •••• aH s~tr- -..._or phone abead if you u"'••·l ·. . Los Aogeles at 4i:bklap 2, 1ft> - , . . si. trustees of the Hall of • • !light . · · ·' 117 Unllell I'JP• ~"!'-' PllehiDJ Fame of the Trotter. ,._ & !11 & ..,_ Cllii'MY Cleveland at Baltimore Z. tirj. NatlaMi laPe NIUonal L n 1 Ut Kollfu, DERAILIIIENT mu 'l'IIIIIllijl light · • Q-. ABR.H. , .,1 ld.na;"·l+-4;'"h': ·,IJ,rdette, EX-YANK CIIAIRMAN 8ERIJN (UPI) -11no ... . . . . . "10 $l2IO(J()OO Washington at New York, 1lllht WIWams, CJi1 88 !51 tiO 1!1:11 .SU b.:;, 6-2; .. Marlchal, Giant., FORT WORTH, Tex. (UPil-isert.~tm were Wed ud Ill: . . .• • • • • •..mMa•aa.IIOAJe ., _ . -..o ,.,. Detroit at Boston, IIIJhl, . CJemet,liA!;fll 811 ~ 511 Ill .3il 11:5: Bruce, Colts; ·O'Toole, Bobby Brown, fonner Sunday whlll o -•11 Nalfeaal .....,._ .· · : M)ly1, 'Q"., ; tt333. 76111 ,.333 lleda, each 10-4. York Yankee Infielder, now paaaqw tnlll g & ' n 'a. Tlnt0•24111.~ W. L.' Pet OU .lilltO, lil3211'.' !II'J07 ~ Amortcan Wtpar 'Btmker, doctor and tennis singles Ill Eul llorill, Philadelphia ~ 111 .m .. : AaHn.' , .It SM 5t tWJIO Drtolea; 10.2: rmt. .vlllb, J.W; p1on ot the Colonial ADM • ·. San Fran 11t 111 Ill ., Jbit,' , , <17 szt! 43 tos .314 Plzaml, White Sent, .!Ji; ~· Club, wu named , ~~~~ liO 41 .548 Slli Twre, Mil Ill sri 161011 .3U r,o: TwiN:,. llownl1l& Yanka.· chair the Sept. t&-:10 said 1111 · Mllwaut,_ K1 a .111 e . ~; ~ ·;et :M?-sns lt!e each 1-~: Peten, WllQe. ;~l l11vUatlqrt t.eliDls an a atntdl Pitlablqh .. • a .617 ~ ~~~~ OMt,· • · ·: &fll.••• ·n4 .30111-4. tibldl .llldrll .. . ' 1 . •: · ,.: " ·. li !be eo1oo1a1 CW1itrJ Club. G Jden Bear's Last DI"tch. Effort Falls Short ··n PGA 1 I m her former chauffeur, Andre Por, rn heanu. bas a new suitor waiting in the · n~s. If she's as serious about him as he , ' about her, she's likely to turn the ann·!lment action into a divorce The I11 1ZZ in Foley Square has it that olt-headtmeti Lowell Birrell is doing the canary hit about his old confederates, and ·will proh•hly be rewarded with a suitably . light sentence. He supposedly made an tmportant "deal" with the right people heforo he roturned to Brazil. Sao'i Frey, busy writing his memoirs tbout his now·broken romance with Britte Bardot, promises to "tell all the ruth " - so he's having bis 1.1wyers 'heck every word for libeL He knows aetter tllao anyone that 88 loves to sue . . Fela Fraokfurtrr is gravely ill Amenc1o COfftSJIOndents at the United ~aliona b..e reached thl'lloiling point in heir beh•nd~ bHf with the )Tell officers of Yafious delegations The tJ. S. reporten daim there is a consistent plln to '1ak"' most of the important ;coops to oae of the pJettes. and they're :hreateninllo bring it out into the open J th" ~ doem't stop. Boy• ' teams, are qed to bf at the ball port Wedne""'y at 4 County League basebaU I ' yean fl •ce •• of Aug. 1 nn.t, and Lew Burdette were tbe ~ 1 and who an members 0 reg- ners while Phil Ortega Mark TamehtU got the Mid- p.m. 1o JlftJIIlr" for !be Pee team d1e..c; only other hit off Crow, a Wee lournament Jo Syracuse • ~ all but nailed down tbo cham- single. - t Saturday. pionship Sunday at Racine when Gardner fanned six, walked Che-ster Tannehnl aDd Bill Mike Gardner scattered nine one. hit one. Childs of tile Middleport Redhit;!; and and his mates patrolled For Syracuse one run scored 'l Jegs Boys ·.eam are in c:bargt: the pa!;tures well enough to per- 1 in the third when widl one out or the Middleport Pee wee mit just three Syracuse runs to 1 Tom Woods walked. was forced . entry. ,... score. at seC'ond. Frenk Porter ~ingl~ I _,,~ MAna(?er Charles Winebren· and after a walk , Bob Grues- M''*"i''i: "· ~" h '~.v'""t:. "You "ouldn't mind nerlfeillg nPr's boys are 1}.5, with a gam~ er t~ingled . ! ' N. k/ · hu is currently .seeking an annulment • 4 Winners Advance in PeeWee Play and Syracuse were winners in the first round of Pee Wee tournament play at the Syracuse Ball park over the weekd enH.ost Syracuse dumped Kyger Creek, l$-6 in the first game of ••l nd on..o..; the tourney a ne: came back with a 23-l! wtn over Me· a be. obeel w Improve poor to Mmplete et Pomeroy which In the fifth Porter led off Arthur In the second match Slider's pltehlng eontrol. weuld had gone four innings. wilfl. Mid- with a single. got to third on an i Saturday , The Letart-Portland you?'' dle-porl leading 4-0. overthrow .at second base, ttnd 1 By Bob Wlngtlt ly DOROTHY KILGALLIN • . mg or "'' m._.. m un::: .• • Middleport Takes Syracuse ""':·:,;::~r~:::.-:· :r~:e~~it1~~c::;:~ • un day League PIay and~ Middleport t... gue ry Miller absorbed the 1_,; 5•3 m ~=~-=:....::===--==-=:::..:....:.________ serious «cidents. That ·Voice of Broadwa v ND ..,......, . . ...q.,. the summer we have seen a comparative low J!Umbel' -*'tl!~! :-:~r Fred Hutchinson that 1 said . The lefty • swinging out-land • UPII!tMitl..., . 'r '1'111~1111, I °· ... I, I If 1 NGS • de-l MONITOR theultimale, e8 uiJ J I ' ~· ~ .~·· li it • Sa ''I know we need a vacation! But who's g \t o pay for it,~'' bs if t: _:·der·S r ·cMIIMIW "~·~:;;"! '· "' ;w.· ; ,1, 1 . . . . . . ~. '- .,.. ..,..,II .= '.f l/;o....,. ,' ,1,~:t, ., �- .I .. II . I ~ Want Ads Are Worth AGood Look-~ You'll Find Dozens OfBargai~s ·Below! ' WANT AD 2 SIGNS IN FORMA liON QUALITY 011) Ber•u·• Punnuucm 0..111 II,_. trOO A M. ~ UnM•r CAI'ti• IIOU. A HON8 Will Ill fl0o."' P'ot0 ..t!Ull II Ufl .\ 1963 Corvair Monu Cpe. Ill vinyl trirn and bueket nat.J, llO H.P. engine, 4 on the floor. Jet black fini.6b, aood tirea. Radio and heater. HI!.'UlJI.A I'IUN.I> rhe pu h•• ~n· · , ,.,j ., ,,. cur •·• ..~ .. net •n• 1962 Volkswagen 2 Door 1'1Jnt odt .,.,.mecl ,.,, ,. , """~ '"''" t.,r·r"r> """"''l br • •p,.,.. ~C1 •mm• <ll~ ••l ) ou h • hrr wll• nn• t>J ~t'~punSIIIIo 1111 •..or• th•n 11n• lnf'nrr•"' II'IMrllen ~n) $1995 l~ed P11hltr•Hn~ Fr>t D•.• nl Only AUCI'IIIJIIII:Ell COmpl. . StoCtill - . - $1545 Lliht areen nntshi vinyl Interior. Heater. Tire! like nt>w. Save liS and have un. / POMEROY - I · -oom. two 11ory frame house with bath Ia c. elrcu ttna 1aa heat. Proper1961 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 Door $1495 ty In good condition, Main ft"' n:s 6 eyl. engine. Powerglde tran~. Positractlon nar axle, new RaeiDe, Oblo ·~ 1oe 11 ....M tires. Clean interior, fawn finish . I U tte ""~t a on . ....,...00. • C•ntt P•' "'oro ,.n., •n.. rt.te~" ' ........,..,............~~_;.~jiNCOME OR INVESTMENT Mlfumulr' i ' l'lltJP 01.< ("tnl.l r PROPERTY _ 6 • 1'001• frame \1 I,;IIIU ptn wnrtl frp Thl'ft cou •ef'uu~., ID••rtta ... hoqse with all utllldes. Boult EXPERIENCED lO'It Ol&COWftl DA , . , . • • IM I .... . . . . .,.... ,. tl•va. OPEN lVII$. 7.00 P.M. AUTOMOBILE In aQOd condition hut needs . !AJUI Qt rHa.Nr.a, 6 OIU'I'lJ paint anll do-ll·yourselt work POMIROV, OHIO I MU!S - fl 3!1 for I'll• •o~J! mtn 1 tawn . &aeb ..S"'It\nna.r wnm lr ln!lde out. orrtCJ uoutui -· ·It• at ,and .00. An opportun· 1500 1 .30 A I'd.. to ;~,011 f' M Oali} Wanted To auy FOR SALE AND RAIUUSONVILLI!; _ 1 . room ktiU'da.7-i:af\ .\ !tl. to llr00 IIOOll IT'S SO BASV _ I __ _ _ . . -.. .. _ !ramo house, metal roof, ro Pl ..&t :a ' &UUt.1 PR.OUUClNO SCRAP i,ron and batteries. Pit f GUERNSEY cow, 7 years old, I • front porch and cellar. Good WAN'I' A.D 7 16 6tp very gentle, can be milked condition. 3·25 acre lot A II WY 2·2!:•8. buy at $3500.00, PHONE WY 2-2157 , M. W. Runyon wants to pur- by child. Lawrence Rupe,l SYRACUSE - · 8 • room frame 7-IJI.3tp WY 2·21•• Pomeroy. 0 . hou- wlfh hath, gas heating, L- - - - - - - - - - ' I chase - standing timber tn SH 2..11132. large boundaries. Call WY 26273 after 6:110 p. m. CHEST of drawers, 26" blcy· very good condition, large tot. PIANO IU t N B .,.,.. 00 Owne ill r•···NOll (7) 7, 10tc cle, 20" bicycle, 11" bicy· D Jill. ewman ur- .,...... · r w ~~·· -· . - - -----cle, also toy rerr••erator, dette, Middleport, W'l z. fO ACRF~ - Hut tan.., Umber· For Sale stove, cupbolnland ,ili,k. Call 624S. I II BOte ed. good road by property. J WILL NOT be respoosible =--~1 for any debts rontracted by ' FOR SALE - 1959 Chevrolet WY 2-31160. 7 17 3tc NEA11NG, Plam•bl.. MHIIet L.N~~ ~~~a:!~~· ..,y<llle other than myseU. Impala Conerlible New top · Faroi!COI. l\nlolll .......... BOX HI WY !-S831 Slgnod, lbomas J. lllarclnko, and boot New p;.wer glide, HIMMER doulole milker unit, Ill l!:aot MaiD Slnel, PoD> 7 17 Ste Reedsville, Ohio. 7-IJI.3tp new pain anc. 348 erigine. Gail stalnle9S steel pwt. ....,,, l'l!oae In e.aa, WOMAN for light housework Miller Gara~e WY 2·3196. Brown, Long 6ot~o7i !t 7 Ill lfe FOR SALE - 5 room house and cooklns. One In family . 7·18·3lc p with bath, t 'I• acre Mioers· WY 2-3020, 7 17 trc ROOM house, 31 acres, one HILL HAVEN canning peacn· Profosslot'lol Dry Cleanong ville. Reasonable. Pbooe WY 2-6555. [I! . K. Janeeki ill moving his half mile off Langsville !Jex. es, bring containers. Pick ond Shirt Laundry I ?·20·Jlp 1 Hour Cleonlne ollice to Belpre, Ohio, tak ing ter rnad. Lawrence Rupe SH your 01, $:..511 bu. Tip Top NICE BmLVING lot, <iew of fl•• I ....... - - • . . _ ~&. 81\ADI'URD Pomeroy Motor Co. : ::::::::::::--:::::::-:::::""""-::---:::-'JJ Wheel Alignment Brake Servl•e BlaeHnars ·- _o~ Or. Nia 2-5.132. 7·18-3tp Orchard, coo:ville, Ohh Altering •nd Repairing river, on Lincoln Hill, 80xl65 ~ kl Ill b I Pocketo orlll ,,...,. For Sole Walter r.rues•. . ~ichoIs. - · K. Janec w • GOOD used refrigerator. Very, 7 17 3tc tO 1~0 Ct · •2 DO available at Dr. Nichol's of= .... ry ••n•ng · vervlew Drive. WY Z.:1230. .fice begtnnm• Monday, Ju- rea<onablr. WY 2.0227. IKILl TICKMIH> and protect DISCOUNTS 7 17 2Ste ' ly zo. • !tc 7 17 6tp lawn and shrut.s from t...cr• PICKUP a DELIYIIIY 7 17 APACHE Eagle camping trail· with ARAB U ~ •·It Clnceo> ABC CL RS fi'OR SAI.E In Middleport, t AUCTION Saturday nght, Lau- er. A·l condition. Sleeps 4. • ''"'" King Boilders Sup pI; EANE bedroom brick bouJt, 2 rei Cliff, Route,~124. •tartlng 1 WY 2-2735. 7 11 3tc J Co., Middleport, Ohio. & SHIRT LAUNDRY baths, Jot and 1 holt, out of at 7:30. Russell ~el~~· 211' HOME GROiVN tomatoes, be· I 5,2 tl':_ MoMn, w. V• high water . Nice location. ,...,.=--===-.,..,~=-,c;:. tween Ha rrisonviole and Pagej WHY PUMP your sluggosh ~;, 1~ S.. by appointment. or call LOSE WEIGHT ..rely with town. Whnlcsale or retaiL Ru· tic tank. Get I FARMEr.S: for -the bestWY 2·2885 or WY 2-32511. Dex·A-Diet tablets. Only 98c fu.< Orender Phone SH 2-47801 Septic Tank Cleaner. Lanll· al the besl price with the 18) 10 tlc at your drug s!\Jre. ·, 3 30tc 7 16 6tcl mark Farm Bureau, Porn.. nation's leading ~ires in l'lal· m SYRACUSE three beO<oom 6 29 30tc . ' IUTOMOBILE lnoltrance been SfNGER Sewing Machine, com· I _roy. --- · ry and beet. For forenoon modern borne. - r J<'bool, conceit«!! l.oot your opera· plelely cleclrir Equipped to I' NEW AND used clothln&. Sold convenience ~ervlce, call .bY M'odt!nt. iuoulated, waD L'<llrd lon ll<:enael caJ1 WY Z.211t16. zig zag, make buttonholes, at Pearl Hawthorne'• at Mt. 8.00 • m., a ternoon service healing, larat lot 72 • 2!15. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _a_a uc sew on buttons, and do laney Moriah Ridge. Racine, Ohlu, by I:OC p. m., by ealllng Phor.e r a. m tD 5 p. m. WY Card of Thanks stitches. F'ully guaranteed. 4 Route 2. Wl-9-3074 6-27-JOtc TCUrtlnt" .Breedln~ Servlpce ..!;•c. Z.3!174 ; Evenlnga, 7"' 9 p. m payments of $7.511 or discount 1960 Sky·Line IOX5(1ft ... 3. bO(i: ech CiaO, Leland a..er, WV l-2441 I 2 tie WE WOULD like to thenk every-\ lor cash. Phone WY 2-2204. room mobile home. call P~me,. ~· 1'116,.WY :t-~. FOR SALE-Middleport's tall· o~e lor their thougtUulness 7·2Q.6tc SH 2-1434. 7 a l2tc ~bert ar, er, ster. io. est building, locmted 352 N. 1 6 24 30tp Second Street, Middleport. Blld kindnes. during my re·' PEACHES ready now. Come, · ~ "· ceqt stay in the ljospital. The pick your own, $1 a peck. YOU ~AY less lor fine 'N"~ l.a.rl Gneoor, "-lim&~~~~~, Priced lor qulek oale. In· :nany card'lo letlers, flowers , Bring containen. Four mUes lurnL'hmgs 81 Baker . FurDIHulin& quire at Oblo Hotel. anll oV>er means of coosidera· west of Coolville on RL 511 ture In Middleport, Ohio. ilQIIerniB'e, Gldo . 10 16 tie 4_ 11 _tic__ tlon will long be remernbert'd. at Blue Sunoco Station, tum . roar oower I 11• ban 0 m. Tb:k you very much. lefl one mile. Wedge Fruit · TI!ERE'S NO charge for use HOUSE lor aale f I'CIIIIII ~ur· Faye Roush and F<omilv ' Farm. 7 14 trc of Carpet Shampuoer · Sewer M..hlneo nlshad, ~.000.00, Minersville. 7 20 ltc I purch•se of Bluo Lu!!tre Car. llouoaabte RaiOO Phone WY 2-3.11Z. - - -~. - , SIC!( ROOM and '"valid sup. Sh Bk Fu . caD W' Wilt Illy « NtPt 7 14 6tp Hel W d piles anc aida lor your com. pet ampoo. 8 er m 7 • tfe 7 15 Gtc p ante fort 1'1• c•rry s complete iture. Notice vMiddl ..aged Woman for hou"- IIne >f crutches. wheel chairs. Auto Sllll work. Reference required. commodes, urinals. under IN THI c:outT OP COMMON P~IA& Phone WY 2·36661or Interview. pads. bed pans, etc. Roller ' '53 CHEVROLET " 1101,.,...ns. couNTY, •••• 7 20 3tc Pharmacy, WY z.ll586. Mid· standard shift Phone WY .. Lono ooHom. ••1o, ":.:~1ill='l--""''l'lle,....d~em6--nd.,..-,fo-r-,c--.-. dleport. 6-26-30tc 2874. L I • ,• . '...',"'"'· 0 1 ean ,.,.,. REPOSSESSED ' I arNnl, · " ••' ' · ' " ' ' ' Aut<>rnatoc E ec- 1957 FORD Falrlane dr. uooo .... Lynn, w, Yo. ' Knapp Aerotred Shoes Is greater than ever. Full 01 trolux Vacuum Cleaner. Corn· Urea. $195.00. John Blake. Rt ~~n.":i'J,..Tict par~ time, our men earn $25 . plete set of cleaning attach-- 1, Radne. 7 17 6tp ...!1:~~~1!·,~ Jt:nt,,;:,O";..:!r-v::.~ tD '1511 weekly on liveral ments. Sold new for over $150. 1= J f.':"· .,.....,, - · o1 ,..,. 17 000 ctual commissions and bonus.· Guaranteed to party assum.l "~ge. ~~e'nt co~tion. ••• loor Tonno Avolloltlot ,.:,'•..\•..:;..~':"".;..,"'l..'~ dy rear . around business. mg 7 payments of IJ6.50 Phone at 616 Osborne Street -- -n io7P: HA-:KEn'S fg::rt~ U~ofhx•.: Equ1plllUil, sample> and WY 2-2204. 7-20-6te Ohl , 7 •14 -... SOHIO SERVICE County. ohio, .,,.,.. ,,. 1 '"...,. .. f .hdf eroy, 0. Dl. &nd other rellef. on tile CI'Oundl ol trammg ~rms e ree. vnm: WINDOW anC porch shades all WY 2..utl ~IIOY JI'W'• ne~ect oi did' and extreme to Go: ·ln ::ae, Sales kiDds. f<,rch va.lance 'and 1954 FORD truck, ~ton pick· =·~~·.!;'~--~~r 1=:.r· Manager, 3584 uw awnings Venetian blinds and up. Phone SH 2-5043. ,..,., ... p.....,. 7 14 6"' Drive, ColumiJus, Ohio. Zip reoairs. Free estimate. Dale lnstrudion1 J;;':,.=;ttom. Ohio 43221. Wippe1 Supply, 215 Unlrv- Ave. no B a r ro "'· or. w L 10' 17' H - 1 " 1 4 1 7 17 3tc Pomeroy, Ohio. ll'artd Staadanf ol Compad U. I. CIVIL IIRVICI TISTII """''"'~ ~ ';,1 ::',! ~:.. ..,_ llAI< . :-GOod I 25 3Dtc ., •••• rooR'm,..Urlde•aa•d - - M ~~~··- . . . . . . ~ •,:,-;:, ~~..!".!.'" In Middleport and q .. ~ ,... - - 117::,oi ;~;;; -.. ....., u c'"'""""· " ...... _ , . ""' • Sell Rawleigh Products . . .~ a· F I ..... smau ear - - uti ..w. ~---' of lo .. :,:.::.lh.~ -:..t:t.~~o,:.::. around, steady work, """" tg reezer a e JUuapraiJIUIJ ..... 1~~ Uo• ,....,. ..,. " . . , _ ,. '"' -. _ ... - .. IU'f, -.u:W'UIIU0¥1 OD~.':~~ Court of Commaa ?leU Of . _ profits. Write Rawleigh n.nt 411 st... • Solo Priced 8eo ..: " . ' '!!.'' c....... Ohio, c... No..._ ..... OHG 840 137 Freeport. IU. FREE ICE CRE4M lldetropofitaa Moton r.l::,, "':'."' •~ -,.., "• 1" .,• .,., - '"1" """...," over the practice tiiii!'· ' -I I •= I · *"" 'I ° .;iih tr,,.,_ Lft<~al .- ,.M....., r""' s;;,;: =- ro::. = t::'J::: s 1·20-1tp LOOKING FOR SECURI I -===~~-'-c~=..:. 1 lOB? 'l'ralll for u. s. Civil f \ I t I Sent~· , teltl. With every New p...._, 16 Cu. Ft. Unlco ~~!.' ..:,~~~~~~~~.. - I CHIST PRI Zlll - '" '"'· Pomeroy Llndmerk WY 2-2111 lack Coney, Ma•. ""'"' ..... - Rlfr ' .,.ta iilreel, PODIONJ ,...,. lteretor Cem1J. ftmle WY 1-a11 · - --t Z! tfe USED FREEZER BUYS 1-:=-==f '"'""'"o• ,,.,.._ •~u= LlD~,. s.rn... . , 0 .,. •• I or S100 $150 Did You Know That ... ? FURNISHED ~ unfurnished BULLDOZER work, basements apartments. 134 Mulberry landscar'og, brusbiDg, poods. Ave. Ph. WY :1-6615. Homer Lowboy service and bade hoe _ll}lsell, I li tic_ aervtce. CbarleJ Jellln. Ph. WY 2.-. <h 7 tic Reel htete For Sale L 0 . MeCOV, AUCI'IIlNEER, CbQter, Oblo. ~ 23 lie l\lnno1Q rnRRJ('"THl"-1~ Rent Pomeroy Motor Co. I OP Oli.AUWNII:Io 'Hill P For Business Services ~ ~U.:~· --- ·-· Dt Blhlo. Jr. on 0.. croul'.d• of IJI'HI For Rent d~l ~ ''room~·~~ ~ YUNUAt.,;. 4 hardtop. Catalina. bloe finIsh. autnmatic transmission, -ay, Middleport. CaD WY •power oteerlng, power radio and extras. 910 a f 29 ~. ~ =: ,,_, ,.fi.,, ......... wtu .. ,_, -"' " - · - . •ruoll> ... h!.~':r:'..=::C:U.~ - . , on or - . '"' lo4 ""' bath. 136 Lincoln Hd. call '· WY 2-3020. 7 17 tie . rente c00':'m" r~~"'~lt " ~~n Ol . . . . PtaiAUff ~~ ~~w":'\':'[,,'~ ~'M: hpt. Rutland C!-...! N By Bianchi M. U.kial .JUL¥ .Jt - '1'11< Welll,m not qute lbere, •1•bts llld amelia of IUIIUiler 1 ~ ,.,_.., of ""'"""" (ot ... ..., ,......., ,...... come tD me as I sit ~. eenta a poood). All pervading blrd music, 1 g~,. you D1f llofllll tor mak bird trllll ant' ~. lhe re- day: "U meat e my peated liquid golden notes tr to stumble, then I wiU -·rrows, rod. II'-'• no meat." Son• • .,... • .., In• and "rain crowa'' Jugt old Blr.cho M. this latter, see you bini Is me - as o now. Just smellln1 a raapberry pte •baking. IF A~ ONE THINKS to be that, nothilli on "Johnny Can't Read" In quite like hole!, sweet, Town let me give you a raspberry ju e. . recent salient facts as to Raspberry jelly, followed largely our library Is uoed. blackberry, peach, ·~I• We have 66 new · •rape jelly - how 1-used to recent, mostly children's •stew and boil along with II. although we have qu1te a 1 ad 1 I was juat reeountln& my of new ones or u Ia too earl18'r feaiJ In •••· line to a read 'em). ".. neighbor. One year I kept ~<>- In the month of Juno, O>Unt of the •mlghty ouiJIUI- books were taken out and and _ I know you'll never IJe. magazines u well. lleve me - 'twu 160 &lanes, Fines lnr ovmlme on and we ate It right up u we ,11 .38. This laat one not 10 made Ill No dlobeUOJ around a lblnj, It more oileD here then - only !reob jelly denotes peraona ..l!!!o have lovers and biscuit makers, book and 3imply want boughten biS<uit or Bisquick, Ume to ao over It and that ia here anll there again. · Be glnd lf your kid slls around I seldr·m • now • even light and reads. It's )he finest bock· my ·oven. It has that tnost fiend· ground he'll ever let. osh of all liKhting ao;angementa ••· oven hu rner '' - ""' lyon the floor and 1 c•n reach it. So I don't even try. So who needs an oven any· way these days.· Although I do wosh I had my first earl) stove with ov;n, waist hiKh ant more. Yoo ealn I hardly get them kind no more, It would seem. WELL, ANYWAY, to "''ume: '!'hero's the d,eliclous smell of fresh apple• II we gather our ~ansparents here In our yo~. 'When they"' hot, they re done," an old "Edders sayln.'' So we swim In lr<"h sauce for about throe weeks The hot auD brl~o out the sweet fragrance from illj boxwoodo, at Clark's I'IOltt door We nolss MlmOJa ra~ stn"" most of these up and died on us around tht past two ....,. wlntera. But most of ua a,.. otortlng all over again, my largest ,... now over four feet tall · THI! IIOIJND8 power ta 11111 mower,, deaerted Hobaon, the hoot honk ofdriven dlesellriver dwon near power theablestroeaadry aondf thealmoot (trucka, today'• box ears) on Thlnl St. TODAY CAME 8 tanl Wuhlngton, D. It ••[)cm't worry. you"ve eot _. a IIC!'It pal, ft on ftnt Jtm: lnllde Wll the answer, Goldwater." I' st1D kind Jtudying It, 1811111 Imply Mr. K'a a chuckllnfl ov'!' tbll Ilion ~ 8flnrun from a T.V. set while John Doe hvldl newspaper wllb headlloeo ba" lOd "S.rlln Wall" I told you about ...;, 8.A.u:. -·~ badge "'"' •••. I stlll It ..Bo ' Am I Koafuilld''' • vens to! Bellly, yee, l yam. c. :! t! IF THE FOLLOWING on any toes, just griu IJJdl it. Traveling northwanl Florida a Jllllllller or two Dad and hla brother, dined at a l!el'la1n Tile mea1 ("'•) .... .... unealaltla and l!l. limply 1118 on hla plate with the "Piqy wu toe old and Leading ada In the "slick" magadoeo start "Givt us man who reads." um Otes EbrtOR'S MAILBAG Co9191Jle, Ollie July 17, 1JM Mr. R. 8. Ol!lft, PubUa 'l'llo Deily S.tlnol Pomeroy, Ohio Doar Mr. OW111· Th .. tern A'•! 11 e ..as u• e c Boo!<t. en enjoyed a fruitful d,;) .., • •-n the ted • Wooc Y preoetl a bubecue, lee · ertan soclol, band t:OIIOOI'I, Hunten~n ny, flreworkl and 1 4all<t. ' ••• effort wa~.!:=. tD r I I 8 1 -~~- money tD eQuipment badl)l ed athletic forrieed .,, oehao~ We t'~ tw .. ampll:~meeUllnt Y ol 1111 accoM h of . . uc our meeeJ* e•• b< attrlhuted diJOetly ta the lac · ·• YOfY ·g..,.. ...,. new we recew~ -·era&e . Mr . Robert Wln R•t w• w ues to eet lth as req ' m "' U! and take pletu,·es llld he wa• g1 r1ou "·! 1 h Yen va 8 ar,.., •• or i' rewrite and submtuion I• prlilt On balllif ol the enliro Boostei'J club, may I expr"" our ptllud• tD Mr. Wlngttt fo· the very iood eoojleratlun on• help be Olttended to us W• lee you are very fortunate II h•v lng an employee with surh "' Interest lr. hlo area and tlof p.o pte concerned wltll It We dilu bly appreciate hJJ lllte~at !inr< we have had some tlftiQtr.u nate experiences with r lh•• newspapers •w ••""' area . May we "'llin thonk yoo an< your staff for all tho help th< Booalers have received in at. their endeavora, and p~tlll'ular ly tnay we thank Mr. Wln&ttt. Slncttely, Norma Newland ,n;n ;.i .• :'J>.•i.', ""' "'"' •il • "No, I Society NoteS ,.!" \ ' claDs. - PAWoo JUGHAID 7HROWED A MUD PI~ 'AT SAMANTHV AN ' SAilED OllER HER HEAD AN' HIT HER MAW SPANG' TH'FACE • "":'r•·u;;. .-- B.M.H. Or tlll mark it t1nued In OUr Next 181111," ven'l lillie. llarrisonville News No•- . 'HiCI Mr- an411ra. 1Udlanl __. .o ...... _.., IPI ~ w bar, W, Va., lpeal I Dl• ._ - • •••'-'• wllll 1118 ~ Mr. llld DllrMr RhodH. 00.. cent-lll!iata- Mr. Arinlr llllil'rW ol 11'11. ~~eo. IIIli Mn. · .., au•· Smith. 1:111 Wtll'ld, lldtiutl N.., 1:10 8porla TGdQ fill Wealbtr Plclura 1: ll MUJieal Cloel: I:MNttGO Mullca1 CI:Jck ••• 8q ' 8tm7 'ftme 1:411 hadi1Wcihblp Hour 10:GO N10:11 RIP Sebool 1111 Panade lD:U N . · U:GO ~ 1'liiii ann U:30 Spelilll' OtWmalmli, · rt !~4118'-!811"'~!""Cor·Pita. 12:GO 12:30 12:11 12:10 1:111 1:110 "':'..:::";. ~ ;;;;:, OtcJr wwe Mr. 1IJid Mrs. C. 'ftlllt, Llltle HoekkiC, Ly· IIIII • - · o1 TUppen Pllllt ..;;;;;;;; w. ...- llld lfinace Hlabarlen of ~ ·-2.: ~ ........... Mr ~a ............. ,.,~,were' IDII Mrt. Wayae Prince I Stelb- Olbar!l, Xenll. wu f1081 1 fl lltal' lt1r lilrllltiiJ poriJ. aa.t. Mr. llld Jolrl, I, · ....... Mr. .... ..... u A. ...... a.Jdl a.IIJ, Mr. IIIII Mr!l. Robert Wblle, Mr. llld JlfN. Jewell . . ftiiiiiiJ, Mr. riiiY MeweU 1114 . Laft7 Cur· lll1l " - IIIJl ::::1 s.1r1 ' I ••• I ...:'' " - 0 ClrPII·' lllllll'lliiJ ikl1nH N- 11H.1 llalartiQ- Mtt~DH.- ' .... ,.. '1'111 a.wu.· 1:11 f{.............,. 1:15 PubUo lltrvleo 6:10 Obtner Malicall I:GO Sip Oil I ' ~ uaM llaiJIIII llolnl I:M NIWIIeM .. till DlaaiD4 wtlb Dala Mr, 81111 Mra. ~vlller of 'l'orl!lrta. Mrl. IJoward Ywn& ~ ~. NIWI lloaatlqp 1:00 ...,..,. Mldnel CIJialllbQI, ltlfl Mn. l'roiJ'lllll 1:111 N- Ileal _. u.., ..~- ....._ ...,. ,_-. ......-&•- ~~ Nll11t WJEH RADIO e:oa 0111o v.ue, ~'~'~~~ tllttb Swan ol TU~ PlalnJ M4 laDle le ap.olal! A ap110llll• 4:10 lnlel'dlan,p 5:00 Comnnml~ NIWI 1:05 World, Nallonal NID I:IB liPGtUibl OD RMrto n t:21 ttli'di.f',..·'t., .:;"''i!.Yr.T -.rt.t "' 6:30 SUDHI Blvd. 1:00 Sip 011 lo\'ft$DAY 6:00 Sian On, Muotcal Clock 7:00 Be Still Y KDow 7:03 Newo ?:til Muliul Clock 7:tl Word & Testimony .__. . said It may Tll'J allg1o~y from area to areo. N~. there were awarenUy few· allll' plalato about tecbnlcal mattel'l, tbtlugh several other 'l'iewers said In t:belr holnel tllal there mlgltt have to be oUg~t soond and picture adjustmeniJ. Unlike the oetwork and lo<al ltaUon pi'Ofll'ommine. wl1lclo Is can·led via tbe alrwavet. STV broadcast& ore tranamllt~ by cable; which reoults In the bet· ter color, aocordlng tD teehnl· Long Bottom l....i. _I==-= ' Television Revue CUTE "IDS aeen around bore lately are 7011111 Jamie Scally, Yvonne'a and Tom'a yoongest, small Natalie Bally, ape! 2 plus; Janiee and Steve'a &old· en haired nymph, a amall daughter of Mary Wells Ridlon· I - - - - - - - - - our's named Lydia (one my favorite name~, lor lt'J name ol a hekwed aunt), Wallace'• Nancy, a joyous if I ever sw ooe · Andy Batey'a little (irlo, Kat;ino and Kim; Jennifer Withee's lively ---------. rl nd B bb nd Orva Jea nHolter and Violet ~nd 1~ M!:, ~~. 1 three Smllb vltlted MrJ. Hazel Bar· little · 11 tan, ReedtvUie. ~ all In pauiDC Mr. ond Mrs. Leoo?nl Dalley 1 1m0 f 11 II !hat lf tht of Keoo visited Nelhe Cozart. ~heu 1; : · Janet Bluell of Cotumjms on, h spent a weekend with rolatives. gonna . ave 1 1 er Ume Villltlllj Mr. and Mrs. Dave · ever, Yates were Kay Yates and Mrs. Lord love ycu, IIUla 11111 Edna WIJ08arber, Strauoburs, lt'o acary tD think what Va., Mr. Mil Mr. Jerry Yale! be aheod lor you, but U and dauBhier of !llllllcothe now, juot keep 011 btiDg all of you 10 dlllertnt, L)laaD Lyon~, Tllppero Plollll IAwrenee llatlbor•en· l'ometo: cute. and Norma Yates and son. D.-. d M K011110th R•• THE PRECEDING Is far called ""'·an CX1 Mr.rs.and Mra. A..,.g, J. from a complote llll, bat Carter and Mr. and Mra. P'red a,.. almost within hllltl'• Larltlno. of B.M H Mr. .... .....o " - Ze . . . ....... . rn PIerce vI•· Othen WhOJO namu ltetl Jab Van Meter ol Port· met~.a~~~ely ,fl~ande lb land. a .,~...., man 1 e Mr. and Mn. Howard Young ~~~·a·~~ ovl!:hrood 'th Pad~!~ andCity,,;~· ~~·· NMellir ..... nuv \MUB er OD Stetblm """· lUlU rs. and Main 81. EmmeU Stethem were dinner Don't Jtlrt this name ....,,..... of Mr - · u - G••• rs. mg pn ....aa. et1 to 'lltl ~ ~ 21l 8. Fl{th Ave.7 Phone ~•... For Sale or Rent 17 8 ' ''"' ". . Olblal>'a ... _ lie jolt -- - - :. SINGER Sewmg ~:::;::;-;:::==.:-1~~· tp ~ety Ill. BOUSE lor rent or sale, •-~~ oew, $59j(( up. Several used Musicel lnsiNmente for ~ Cllltard lllele ..S Mn. montbly paymeota on ...,. machtnea at bareaiD ..aBrown'• Traitor Cour;, _Mil> diner· e.n.I ..., Mn. eontracl, 532 Mill Street, MICS. lbe ~obrle Shop, Slngef llal•.o I. PIANO M ~. ersvllle, Rt. 124. Phonr. wY 2- Mr. and Mn. Robert VIIIJde. nevtr have'- ldi!Wl: lflnlnc....., . clleporl Phone WY U2112. and Service, Pomeroy: ()h~ I' - ay _:':; 3324. 7 18 BOte and dauabtera, Ana llld I laulh oq('lcud e¥111 llobtrt Ariz llltl a 15 lfo WY 2-2284. 4 21 tie had by assuming ""'"" · - ol Clark Summl~ Pa., I think of thll. 3 Room llld both apartment. ----------I monthly paymeniJ. a week with her motblr Bul may I' ldlf,-and try Mlrine Supplies Dniah. See it tocally. Write M7 OJborne st., Pomeroy. \aixl sister. M,... c. o. Chap- JOtJnd ~ lhGuCh Emp Ioyment W 1nt1d - Credit Dept., Bor 312, \;~; 7 ll 3te \~nand Mn. Alul Wabator. Jm Jtrainl 1111 IGrtJy - 1 11 F'T. CENTURY inboard ntn· Wert. Ohio. 7 14 6tp I• · lilluiO ~~·~·M';. ~ who 11 tmployed In now ......s, ,; ~::=~~~~ PAINTING by job or hour. a·bou t. 2 years old. 110 hp. a I r_ • . ~~ 1n Harrllanvllle. apenl tho wllk eating - L I John &toot. . SH s-f834. hera with hla mother and but belr.. not Experienced, qualified, in- Cnmpletely equipped. L i k , _ Ul ness .... rv1ce1 _ 7 1'• ~Su•~tute Ia ·~- ' lltlred. Ro¥er CuiiiiiiLS, Pom- new condi!lon. Book NEED wato1 lor ·~· """ ~· a....e, eroy, Ohio. Phone WY • •••• well over $3,000. Wtll sacrf.. household use, Irrigation, Mn. OIIYI .Pato and 11111 and "pig§," lleir; COW . buD flee at 12.495 or best offer. ·~II"UUII HWM "• ..... Mn '-•--· 7 14 6tp creation? We'll 01(1 Y'"!' moot. Pbono WY W86l. w,,..,.,.,., ..,.., ,,cu Ill Will take car, boat, or 1!".~ poods and lak ... Free est!· apent lhe July 4 I man. All my ju1eH hue 6 11 tlo jAIIen 1 !AU n., btUIII _ __::lnsure~c~=--- in trade. Phone Alheru. LY II llld.an l'v6 quit lhe1 3·202; or sec at Wlkoxe~ _Ma· mates - Fair prlceo -Good bMli llld be• the Oiiio Cavorn: tha darned :,.,, P-11 lhe • JOHNSON, Simpson Insurance rina In Belpre, Ohio. "-"" work-Prvlnpt service. men!, lumleo hoai.J> hoD Plall Mao-0-CIIeet tha bled •QJ, ploua, .00 ot Agency, ln. All forma Ill In -=wrlte or lllll PY · .t:mmet_!.gw.· WV Hall. t 211 "· Beaeb Amuaement Park, r•• ......... andb · 1uranoe Jldl Jobnaoa and 14 ft. nb ••• •s_~~!· so. h_!l Shuler, Contraellna, 342 1... ,.. .........--·~ motor. cover, trailer. CH 7· St., lollddleport, ()lito Phone • ROOM 1puolnltlll wtlb Dalb.1:.":: other polnll ol ~. My .,.;;...... you l!jift, llud Swpson. AIJenta. 7. 1? 6tc li'bo1it WY , _ , · · I"'" took· t. water lOUr ol tha I I tic 2401, George Yonker, Le· WY 2-3"..43. tart Falls. 7 17 ltr I = t.Nv . , tiil'li f tfe Mea Ill lhe Squaw Boll. DID YOU •EVI:I\ rc~;~~~~ 1 •':'IL ... : ldnd of Front • end 'fiiiiEi , ,....,.• · ' trtah famine ""'' · I FOR So\LE' Houseboat, 31 It l<iadel', or t.ack • hoe work. .llld •- fllll'll lahe VM lN lllliGI 1r1o Tbrte 0t11111 of Inboard. Pilot house, two We use '-"1""'1 drive equip. M' li!' ~~~ a~ Mr. and Mrs. RulsoU MOIICtl lknoll, my Qd J8lll 12 f -~ o1 Lebanon, o.. IPIIrt t11o - " -.11 It plainly - lhe WANTED TO BUY : Young cablna, (lalle). head. no v. menl PllfliiO OW 2-3243, Em· - . ,. ' " JI.Mit polled Hertford hull. Service • : l!lvan Rndortck, mer It 'Shu1ei, Contracting. .-: rq~~~~~__.~ end wllh Mr. 11111 Mn. 'l'honw 'TWill ~ ftal 11111• · age. E. A. Dodderer, Coolvil polls, Oblo. caJ1 '"-13M. 342 P8fle St., Mlddle[IOI'I. . .!~ 8al'ft ..-1 a, Jlolaild, of . ilevt . Je, DblD. I t·l8-3lp 1lf lie 71712tc. l WJ--, , , ./c. ,1, 11 !Jo .Oreai'lent _ 'l'lllU..<II!!laitlllle-.~ - _, • · "-"1'" • , r<rY<I.'.•I«,.., ·' ., ~- .. ....,. •' ' . ( • !!arly ln tile ..elng, r""C'>IY 530 ol i!oeae were tuned to 11oe ball gsmo, ~~ l'JIO to 'Spon~> oo" and approximately 130 to the JUrllu film, said lhe offtclal1. The nrpper club revue and oUoer prO(!rama were yet to come, and the above flgUrea were for a given IJIOIIIOIII, wltb • By RIC& DU BROW Loo Aul!eteo. ':. ·~ ~ ~ •• formal ,...,.... to be available UaltM P - llltlnalill,ll l!t addlllOII to tile ·1>\lleboll over tloe weekend, It was aaid. HOLLYWOOD (UP!) -'The pme, which wDI be a staple The STV color system, u mlnul4! lbey to14 me lh•• 'af#ICIIOn, there wat at.. • r•· aeen by*~~ ''lfter-;pt a cu• Wt-ren't 1onn11 be lllJ comtneft• Mtt Broedw•y play, 1Sponono" tomer's home during the boll Ia is, I oold okoy-tloat's It-put - about • Negro inmate a ad same, seemed fanlastleaUy in tbe pay • TV, I col Ured of white principal at ~ relorQI8· !IOOd. though officials frankly wateltllll 0.. girls W1llb dielr IOJY-and a supper club reVIII!. hair over aod over acaiD ill the A IUrlintl film wu among tllo ads.'' . other prOIII'!IIII!·' · Ernest Bthl. 75, retired oleel On celebrated Vine Street io ~xecuttve, was l[iealliDI Friday Hollywood, with a huge search· night In his bome u be walched IIJht acaonln& the sky In n~,. the Loll AD•elal Iltidl.....ooica• l8lld pnmlore tradition, a Ia· go Cuho baJe11a11 lllllll thai vlab party was olD on at the marked tha debut of the ar 1WV atudlo ·- and· tloere some tlon'o biQIIIt pay-TV vtnlure to officials ofll!t'ed tentative sl<itls· datal. !U:o about opebing night reac· Subocrlpdon Televlllou IDe. U011 to tile ayatem they hape f STV J Is 1t1e 01111e of lhe opor· wiU eventually sweep the coun· aling firm thai taUDclled IIJ Icy. · multi • miWon • 4oUar, three Aboot UOO of the 4,500 or ao ehannel oatup Frldly nllhl In euatomer set> In the initial area a milo area of west we,.. Fl•iilay nighf. ' 4·Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy·M4Jdl!)l0rt, 0 ., July 20, 1964 ,. - --··' J W•llh AAIE ...tlt WJilil'RM It II A PA~ Cl& 4 l'.oUILit JIIIPMW OIT OIQUJ!....-IIAIGNI -:---------___;, ·~-· ' 1 u "';..., • , .• • ' , . . .. , , 2 - , WMPO Radio IIONDA'r !IIIW rJIIP,A" I:GO Sip OD NIWI ' .,~ ' 1:11 8acrtd ae.rt 1:20 Catmll)o JIIDborH t:ao rum NIWI I:SB Pulllowen 1:46 Malp Cl A~t. lln 7:GO 1'1'111 7:11 TID.J'a Chapel 7:1(1 NIWI . 7:11 Plcbul: llardwan ('l'UH.·Tbun.) 7:10 NeWJ a.port 1:00 ~ P11'11 I:DI Sip 0t1 lttl OtlaalrJ llullc Tlmo 1:21 0t1aa1rJ Jamboree 1:11 lalm llarmo UTTLI ORPHAN AMNII 7:01 llnUiall P11'11 t:IB JODH 8tdek llbow 18:18 Tile Good Life 11:11 llualc ill Tho Air 10:41 Tb1a II loiUJic Top 'ha Sltow Top Ten Show (Duttons) NOOD Nella Mullcal btlnrlude 12:30 Rl'l'. Merllll 'l'eeto 1:tlll Platler p..o. 7:tlll &tllldotm hr':nado U10!1 U:lll 12:tlll 12:11 1:10 IIGy'a i'oGd llukel I: dO Van 1'10111* ·Sllifw . 1:46 llWr f'un11ture-WoHrl 7t30 Sip OCt liiii Qpee 8ctuH 1:1111 " - 1:0!1 Coffee Wllb Janel t:411 'lllllll Newton U:OO M1D111w1a1 AIJOc. U>U CouPirJ Drlflen M·W U:IB M1M Ct. , . llli\.TIIa U,IB A.I.C. Pr.,....rrl U:U ll'amlly WOt'llllp-TbUt46 TID1'a CouPtrJ lb12110 NOOD Reporl 12:10 a-tar'~ a-t llll'l'rl. 13:10 Mualc Jual ll'or You &1U BlultJiar Sbo1r.ll'llea. •4:10 Local NIIP t:M llowlllll Seo1W l11l0 NIWIf;IO SliD Of! IIA'ftii!DAY JllNUA' 7:011 Sip 011 7:31 l'rlrllcb Clt;y Baptist l:ot Wlap af llealinl t:a Bible 8poob to You 10:11 Volol 01 l'rojlboey 11:30 ........ ileporla to People U:OO liQri4Q Show 12:00 NOOD NIWI Q;ll ~ Hour lt:IO Rl'l'. Mar1ID TeeiJ llet IIIIIJ Clrl1wa l:ll Wlbwao Hour :l:llt 'l'lli CiMudJ AI ~ort 1:00 ~ 11111!11 Timers I:SB World ill Rmew 1100 .. . . . Hour 7:10 ... 011 ABBIE AND SLATS I'll 60 OllT 'IONDtlt AN ' TALK TO THAT WILO 'IOUN6·UN �•J' " · · · · ~ .,j .·. ' · \AI . · 1 a/ ; . . Charli• <:bapllo and 011 In 'l nual :: ~! =·~~ m:;; ~~·~~~e~~e:Ct1-: :~· J.:.b~ ~~~ ~...~· 0 et going aain . A rockin chair good memories are better thm. II tranquilizers. I'm all lor 1964 but 1 can't tell aboUt the future . Ao to tbe I - Good ch~IUI c:umedy - 1 !nd some IUl•• st..:,' lfsty, aemo:: yoan.~sttu and the v•isdom of Solomon try to eal tbwlro. That'• ..,.,. ~ matter.. loolllll around lea . m . ' . read" Chestnut nee." was roghl there . !' Ism . ith MeiiiOI'} LIM Ia leading to todly w• -mltlbt InJure 0111 ~hil ~: :.ldn't know o There IS no ploce for II• didn I ~now how to spell ish· pUe. t d<m'tlmow aboUt dnn,-){ tllty have to l..rn our Smithy : . , I wagon wheel, George today. Everybod; Is In '"' and wo•llot>'t huH reoog~oz other peofle, but l llkt my Uno~)· · · but It ""' fun for us. a hurry . ed It on the moen U we 1td · tneinorie1 I'm IOIDI to keep 1 want to remember t he . . Memory also is the I o n II ()ur early . mr.v,es also recall lliom · slahta &1111 omells of my cblld1 remember the big dill ptck· walks lo ocbool in the fall, Ltlhan SttofF piavtr,r Jes bought from Henry Swlft, He also took eare of the can- ctutb.lng a big bunch of color~ ate music l!1r each. They may .lOt be lood lor ~y bood - lbe bot blscuila on I Flraight from tbe barrel dy counter in the Big Three , .a leov.• wbtch we proudly weddings, love ,.,., ... and all . .. psychotic" aature but they !'t cold day , blp red strawberries Say, you had friends for 10 min· Store and 1 see him standing ! presente t(l our Leaehe~. M1ss Glorious youth. and precln.~a pretty &ood lor ME. with. lbick yellow ere~ (W~ utes, or until th• pickle was there, helping we idiotk kids Mary Root, wbo took tbem, memories? l hope l never forWho eaukl want to fqet I didn t know .about poly satur gone. make a big decision on the pen· I germs aod all ar_.t placed get the Christma:-~ morning when certain tlwly spot where one •tes ~nJ, jwcy watermel:, : Yes , we gale bites away, nick· ny candy - whethor to buy the them in the wlndo~r. my father came in at 4 a.m . loulli deep purple l!oleta In drippy. Ice cream COilO, • els bei•• scarce, and DIU!'' long licorice sticks or the choc· SUnday meals , father loved from a train ruo telling me he spriD&, or dllales picked wttb bigS ~ent •andy .bar. -~ - -- food 90 we had it. You ate un· mel Santa Claus down at the RFIIBER ENLISTS 111 you were stuffed, then went comer with his sleigh. off to swing and if this made That was unshakable proof Randall Duane Reiber, 18, I you sick then you just putter- for me, and •till Is, I ,;:::~.nre f Rob t nd Wilma 1 ed around. Memories are like ctiODS are the son er a ; People don't putter. any more. - good lor 8 rainy day. I some iiiiii Reiber of Route I, Racine, en- , They must hurry to go · listed In the U. S. Navy 011 July 1 th e Tho annu•l plcnlc ISmlSSe . He Is a recent graduate of pace T~n there were exciting train Rock Springa BetWr Health Local High School tr· t the big cities and rid· eM wu helo Thursday al he a member of the •ps 0 l "'··PT PLEASANT - Four dlwas . ing the street cars through 1be Rev· Ray Wlnlng, eha .... ed n.uu Lake. vorc~ actions were dismlssed; Farmers. 0 1 . Amer:~: town and down to Hobson at 8 mm Gl Melga Cowlty Sorvloe A potluck picnic dinner two divorces granted and judg· held, at vanous dtimes, ter breakneck ,pe<d of at least 30 Unit of llle So.lvatkk. Army, served al noon, with Mrs. menl rendered lo two civil ac- posts of treasurer an r~po~ miles an hour. Oh, we really announced today tba~ tbe IIIDU· b Gruner aakllll grace, T b lion ca"s in Mason Cou,ncy Cfr- Randall chose th~ Na~ s P,! _, had a big time, at least we II drive will be held from July afternoon waa spent socially cult Court Frlay. School Atrman ecrw ati:n !bought we did. l also remem(ON REQUEST) 17 to August 15. in swimming. Dismissals were ordered and tratmlll in an avl . ber our first •utomobile and were Mrs William . . f with ult1mate asSign· . . hi k Attend! .•• ..., · the divorce actions o d "th th . 1. n the first nde (I t n we ran ...... 1 'Qle s.lv1tlonfoArmy mu • Grueser, Mrs . Fred "~leln, · to uty WI e av•a to -Liu... nd U1.'C'5 iDe Lewis vs. Maxie Lewis; ans- into 8 ditch) - my 1av· Uple II01'VIces r ,...,....., • Mrs. Anwld Snowden, Mrs. Phyllis L. n.agers vs. John Dar· of the Navy . He was tr . ender dress lor Eas· llllillla by local welfare b· •dd~· Hugh Bearhs, Mrs. George roll Rogers; Virginia Shaffer to the U.S . Naval nl·•"fomr-. · ter. ~tent leather shoes .•.nd lion to Ill lnstilutfoll tl IC~- Skinner, Mrs. Ma-'ne Arnold, I Center San D~ego Ca cwld nm ... vs. Walter Shaffer; Lo I AM ., '. train- mud pies decoreted with daiSie9 tiM . and stat! e progra . ~"rs. Lewis Grueser, Mrs. Har- Young vs. Leo Young. for nme weeks baste ano fed to small tioublesome Ill omer~ Dillaster Serv- old Blaokslon , Mrs. Horner The court granted a divorce lng. brother, - russet apples and leo b constaotly tlert for dls- Radford, Mrs. Clifford LeUheit, to Betty 'fiacy from Michael patcll to troubled ore.., to Mrs. W. A. Morgan, Mr• . Oli- 'fiacy and granted Elizabeth petsO!l!l wboae bomea.,.. strlck- ver Clark, and guesla, Mrs. Bostic a divorce from Samuel PUN SUPPER en by flte, •hurricane, ·· flood, er Morgan and daugh!B, T Uln....• Bostic and granted the plaintiff A buffet supper, sponsored by · - w.,u e or . Joyce Davis, Coonie and custody of the children and or- the Rutland WSCS, will be held 0 p T 0 M ET R I 5 111 lllll)or dilllitB 11 Ia pre- !Udlord, Sberrie, dered the defenant to pay Thursdo.y, July 25 , begiming Office Hours. 9to 12. 2 to 5 !Close at NoOD on Pand to aervo lor crouP relief. Bruce Blackston and $150 per month for support and 5 P m. in the church bao:emoml. Thurs. - East Court St., Pomeroy erles? ACM!diDi to lbe 0 xperta Chi~ I I6·Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., July 2.0, 196~ anti •1 ;'( ' . be I. ced Thetl tber w.:S. ~ old' red hove been germ resilltant Joo. ' ol•te drop with maybe a mar· wa• tma ll bu• I K1'ftl ' IIY .IEUIAJIII. JONBII 1. . .. . ~~~~~ b..n .to . p • ' I (}low gone I want to remember ' bit in it. " an all·-da; s>~ckor I ,., waoo 't '•alb ••IIDI tbal .He• .,.. p .flpd Ill moll>- 01 !J!e' cbolrc~. o.l~ lot our "; ~-entra lghtt where we played old Geo~ge Swtn as ne rode These ~ere big problems. r.ld leothor oboe h• boJUetl. fo- w:tched the Faetmle Blaek:- around town denverfuR grocer- , George v.ith patient:e o. Job ilt~~ our~ 10111 and smitb ohop as we le11'11<' "Un· leo 1n his horse and 1 wagon marked will. a big striped urn- ' brella. Of course it W8SI''t last service, but then people were· 'nt 1n that big of a hurry so they waited for George to bring eggs or vanilla. or whatever. U:. 1 • • * of our brains, I'll jlilll keep min intact 10 l'U have sometblr II' think about besldea Khrli8L cbev . Memorlea, llllybotlyT HOTPOINT BUY I Sheppard, New Wife, Wine, Dine Late at Nite Club * the BIG 14 we f:b• Four Divorce A • D• ' . d Beiter Health Cl~b Holds its Annual Picnic Salvation ·Army Drive Announced of ° 2-HOUR hI DRY CLEANING ROBINSON'S CLEANERS . • I ,'hey'~e 7ll~~~rn ·JT.RS· U'·.... ,..nee Jr-or Rainy Da~~J lh:~I~:;:y~;:~::·.~:~:~::; .J J • •' Jr~ ~'.:;; : l J I ·~ ' N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. ·-••-·ak C tlo Delrotl Hotpolnt l~r 105-lb zero-z~ I porcelahl slide-out e;mpers; slldeneezer, m rolls Ql,ll: , eut sheiVtiJ butt.r binJ egg lforOQtl eft wheels for ea•Y det~ning . •-' tw' QNLY1~69·95 With Trodo INGELS FURNITURE WY 2-2635 maintenance. • ~E~ve~ry~on~eiis~w~el~co~m~•":·--_J,,,,.;;,;;~""'""'="""""'"""""'""'"""""'""'""'""'""'~ converted, Into bapplnesa The plainlilt was given judg- tlu'ouib •sslstallC4 to needy menl In the amount of $374.38 people by local committees. Carpenter~ are In the civll action of Kanawha Tho Saivatioa Army op!r&tes Ho1U at Barbacu.e Valley Bank vs Verner Lee Delit hours a doy with services · weese. John T. Roberta was Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Carpen· given judgment In the amount that oever ceaoe. It urges, "BO A Friend In Deed " give ter enterlained with a barbe- of $560 In the civil action of to 'l1le SaiV&Uoo Army Service 1cue and picnic supper Friday Roberts vs C. W. and Beryl Unit Drive wken .:ontacted or evening at their Mul..,.rry · av Redman. Nlld donations to \lr. Paul I home. -~--Smart at lbe Cltl!ens NoUonal Present were Mr. and Mr~. Plea•aat Valley Hospital i ~'!rank 1o Middleport. John Young and son, Jobo • ,.ip Urbana; Mr. and Mrs . H. ADMITTED: Mrs. James G. Young and daughter, Duncan, Pt. Pleasa.ot; Benny --• Mrs. Neal. Henderson; Ray Price, bara, Galion, Mr. .... H bert Bamitz and sons, Bol>by,l Henderoon; Carl Mayes, enRlcky and Scottie, Mason , w. derson ; Mrs. Ora Dalley, RaVa.; Mr. and Mn. Gar; Barn- cine: Mrs. Elsie lngerlck, Ill and daughters, Carol Ann, lipolis ; Mlldred Woomer, JULY 11 Mary Ruth and Ellen, Belpre; Plea.ant; Mrs . Howard Taylor, Tht JOF elua of tba Unlla Ml". and Mrs. W. 0. Barnltz, Pt. Ple<t!Onf. Metbodilt .Cbtlfeb will have ila Mr . and Mrs. Hayman DISCHARGED: James Lawtnniial- plenlc al tbe Mldclleport and Mr. and Mrs. Carpen!B son, Winston-Salem, N.C.; Dave MIDDLEPORT 'l1le oontrlbutlons ol :itizen; are Skinner. . ; rlilfr-· ~~~; , ~:•. .,.,j ·· · Barrett, Wlnston..&l<em, 11te ' Tw!Ulht Garden :I l I '· Em....... TONIGHT July 19·20 Jerry Lewis pf ~~~-~ant, Joe. ilea;..., S'l July 21·22 Rf'd Buttons Carol:r.n Jonea "A TICKLISH APfAIR" , .._.1+----..-and.;. · Steve Reeves "''HE SLAVE• .. (Color! . . WHY PAY MORE? -~ · all cbargefl With lo- . ~t~M--':i':-~.. -. .,.. Jr~>gram and a' -.~~ h0111' • llit ,.~~~.;. 4;500 BTU Admiral ·I *' GAS! ' Only • .wa ' "' .. ·-'• c. MiJinilrW Jul; . 2(~ -lbe ho~J!e If Mr. bU .01'11111 M!jw "' . . , Mr$, . :~~ ijartah lit Chts!B. wdlturlurn, Atltena, TuHday at The ~ Will bejbl at 1 p.m. p.m.. ' . Memben . . are to !Ike JULY t1 . the ·· ' ·· u ear and Mnt. Vu W. of the fom.wne Shol! 4rill lie pi& ...,... . tilt Wbeil the Rlven1.e!l Gll'h Club m• 111 JUly J3td tlillt Mn- l)!lrsel . lll~bel Mn. Vu Motet will teaob tbe memMn ltow to make a corsap. CO.host.a will lie Mrs. Laura lAKER FURNITURE -'-'0: . '"' .;n..... foe 'b1ttu eoawas 0ss' Middil!(lort · * ~.""0'; . .· ' , ple$tlll wm be IIebi Frldaf eitl .,........ AIR CONDITIONER ~~. ~.n.::nbe~":'~.: p;;,~rJ:!.·'~~ .,ofEYtl::: wtil Tuot.·Wod. ;;;;;;;;;;;o;;;;;;iiiiiiii=---;1 lftl~ ·. . . r . Traey THI ST0111" -andLea Mauart UPARIS PICK-UP· :~t~:a;:th~a=.H.~~ Women's Gull4 ol I b t wiJII,n\ ••timon, Ill, ApFod~,ted cbutdl wm .. havt pte. qtqve, - arrested on .1 illeit , ChrWinu Ill J~ty par- tref1Pasllllitl warrant filed by It WediltJdoy _ev~, ln the Cli.~.-.,.;;..· on. ,m,ra, ..OCiai l'IIQID. ThiS is .1 ~~ .r• ~ltl mo$lt lllil tbe of. .CE-PI-CNIE . ~ "WHO'S MINDING during the weekend by · Elliott and · son, Pt. Pleasant: llw enforpemen. officers, ... Mrs. Edwa..C Jngel, · Sautbslde c()fding to joJl records were BIRTH: A 8011 to Mr. and Harold Patrick, :U, Pt. Pleas: Mrs. James Duncan Pt. Pleas· 1111t: Dew•y · Kin&. 57, Buffalo; CIIUr Sandlin, 41, Patriot. I ~•n;,;;t;.. Ohlo; CUrtis Welhft, 141, Galli- II polis l'i!rry· Q11tlos Sterne 31. toXic.tklit ~M lllif II ~t•v ._ One adm.i.ssion on)J ~ OOc. PT. PLEASANT .:_ .Arl'oslejl ice Adkins, Ashton; Mro. Jack ~y It 1't!e .. Jock .J.oromon. -8 ' i,aine; · Tbis plct ; •!It;· ADULTS ONL"n ·-·· · "' li! " . Lawrence Hysell, Middleport; Mrs. Lewta Oliver. Pt. Pleas- Bf.bl'.lll Offilltln club MkWieport, 0. with LIAIILITIII lll41Y!duall, putlltnhlpt, ., . ._ , -·- liGHT . . FOI IVIIY JOI ~GAS ~-- til OHIO, INC. ~"' NO· MONEY· DOWN Y~t1 \'IIU COli I,Bli,IIU.III -<~~- any'·lppe 11,117.11 08,7118.43 11,871.11 ~ ,._,... f SUMMU. DRESS HEELS S)-99 .,. .,. 4111111 , , ,,... ,.,.., ,. ..in.bty Moe ~- A new ~ine repiaMe 11,.. ar lilt< man. New melhods de away·wit11 certal~ lobe entirely. Somethlncllko thia could happen to rour job . >It' I part ol'prOireii, cl coune. But pr~~~r... hM a"*'~ 011 ;ortunlt)'. ~d metllotls.and -.:ttniQUM wiN, In lurA, c,.ltl m.ny ,_jobs. HoweYir- J'HIIN't pt ,._,..., J-h wltfl ,..,r.n.,·, 1/tllll y.,·u 1111.. to be qualified lo·earn one of theSe . . - . ~t•· tor-payin& jobs. You'll hi.,. te re-tnin-acqulre new stu lis ond.abllltia. And II you -belln naN, yciu'll ttill •·••" 'Ill llllrt "Gn tho IUitn. . DoFi•t ...~ 1tr your p,..nt job ko be replaced. Have a ..!Ur joD befoN it happanl· The loci I office of your state em~li¥""'11 MVic!O•Wlll illadly>lelk lta.:e~ , · . \ •. C ~· 1 I • ;,-,....;,..,., ... ~/fM .•' . ': .} . MIDDUPOlT •••• --• ¥O • ·- · -• -~ •· ,. .. ..•...- • • • 4 I '.r·•, • .. ·' . .-,,· . -· - . ... . ----- ..··-· . .. :. '' -1 "'""' . ....... _ .....Us For Yw R••••llfill N.Hi THE SHOIIOX • 18C ft. 24c ~. ~hopnr •• low aa ...:._ · PT. PLEASANT - A famiiJ plenfe lor memhen Ill till !cal Lions Club wiU be be1d Mondoy ·e..nllll at 8:30p.m. 1t Krr tiel Park. Eoob tamDy II ukld to llriDC .. eoYeNd dllil and tbelr OWil table 1ervlct. Brtorqta and oU... !ooda will be furDialtad bJ lbe ~·· GUMI baYe liMa plaone!d lnr cblldreD. • 'Mr . , ~Wit aft!~ liiiinthly ...... I Deal Liou Set .• _.. ~.;..:~oo._.... r 11,...,. Wllh Na Mlneyto Family Picnic for aiD--- llftl ' ellneyw..,.,_ Bulb. ,,. t f·'·· "~"'~':' · LA..ooucrt~ :.t'1 ' l Tech~lc!!i ·· 1 , · :. • c. M,.., . ~ .....a Gibbs, Letart: roadside park, Monday at p. and oon, James. M. Ill cue of lllclemet weatl> er, it will be beld at tbe cburcb. JULY 11 ~eral Arret~ted willlnHl II the SyraC\110 park, ~~ at i:30 p.m. for a potluck plenlc llql[l«. ThO Pomeroy Bend C. B. Ra· dlo Club 1riil bol4 • opeclal tlletlllll 'l'ueaday, July 21 • at I p.m. for N,DOW•l of appll"" dqna _Into "~CT :y" pr0gr1m at the REACT Hlilquarters, Pqlnt . Lalli, Uoeoln 1!111, ln Pomeroy. N. ain~ "W1 If laMA· DRIVE·IH .. . ' MASON ~ ~'! of 8 . . -NESI7A "r ·J<IIY'bio":. N~T Of!JIII ' " ~· '· ( •. ·--" ~~ ' . .~ _.,L ..~' ..- ........... - · •...• - •. . . ,, . W1.1n111 · ....... _ •. .,., .,.tc.;.;... 1!'::..1.1. ·~ ~. . . . . ... «-.. , '~- BOW to·stART ABEFRIGERAKJ"'BUSIN~: FIND ANEED. Fill IT. ' Tile TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTI ---------- eHnniii·T· .,..,,"' -'I'OTAL '. ............ .. MIMOIIAN.A ' . ' ~ .. ~ ·~,. · eStOUW. WIR11OWl ···~~ ., I ·• .... .... ISTIMAfiS II'W!P-.t~· ladiNIIIIU. IOIDM! · ft. "" •2:Jt.- . . . ·2A~ ~ ft I:-- "4c ... llnh •. ·. • ...... .. ..:... ' .... ft. ';._' C.\lft'AL AIX:OUJITI , ___,_;,___ ".e111.• • wr111 n~e ' ~AND -=== . Oil· c·. ,....,.. \.. \\ ... Cli•lc• . ' .... Unllt~elt . Ptltlnl.. ... • ~'oct, .. ~ow·•• .· Got · ~ . .....-. ··' .' · ... .,j. . aa111. '""· 24c · ..~--~ ·. I ·, ;,. , " ' ft. ' �• ·, ) Sl'xth Bl'rthclay NBobbancyle~"Befh• ~--· ~·- ,.._ 01 Daughter ..... Tammy HnnMII,'TeDa ty, Torrt Hayes, Mrs. Anlold IsMr Observed Hayes, Mlsa Condlee Hllltdl, and Mra Donley Reibel Miss Donna R•lbei end Mr. - - - - - - - - • ' N. c. and otller poln!A oa the 1-Daily Se~ttlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., July 20, 196411 ~~- and Mrs Lewla Sauer and daughter, Lois Ann. and"'"'· George, are spendlo!l • vacation at Virlinia Beoch thla week. Entries In the flower show garden and arrangement books. Mr. and Mrs. Owen Bratton enterialned with a party Satw- and Mrs. Henry Reibel. ::a~~ the annual Meigs Cnunty Fair, rock and sheD exhlblts, a colI and childreo, Michael snd Steafternoon at tlielr home, log bu~::~le lp, a Aug. 1.11-22, are being planned lection of llature's ."""""ces, pben have returned from a Pleosant Ridge, honorillg their was ayne· •• b~ many members of Meigs and a display of dried mater- Mr. and Mrs. James Brewing· trip to carolina BI!GC!h. . daughter, Fat Ka!)lryn on her County garden clubs. ials: Three divisin~ have been ton and deugbte<, Sandra, of Rio Mr an~ Mrs. Thomas Sknruer si:lth birtliday. Held in Syracwe "It's Always Fair Weather" demgnaled for j~or exhibits. Grande, are spending the week· of Columbus are_spending the Games were played and prizMembers o. the Thi~•MIIf1 will be theme of the show bead- Specimen and horticulture exhib- end at tbeir home on Middleport. weekend witil hiS pareniS, Mr . ., awarded to Lisa Thomas club met at the SyraCII!. e< this year by Mrs. Margaret its will complete the show Una- Sandra is attending the summer snd Mrs. Arthur Skinner and and Terri Russell . side park, Frldey, at f p.m.Jor Ella t.e.wis, Region 11 director up. !leB8ion at Rio Grande College. Mrs. David Farmer. After the honored gueal op- a potluc~ picnic suPJ)er: · · • 'tio Association of Gar· . Th.urseay, _Aug. 13,_ ~t 4 p.m. Kevin Dailey, son of Mr. and Mr and Mrs James Buell and ened be.r gifts, ice cream and Attending were Mrs. den Clubs. Twelve classes Ib't-~~- deal dthlin· ffofr hlmfg Fentrky Mrs. Howard Dailey' bas entered three. children. of Raleigh, N, cookies were served and favors ,Thoma, Mrs: Cleland Hines Mrs. been included in the artislk ar· J .....,bnstoa e o Jce o rau University Hospital for further C. have been visiting with Miss wer'l! l/&rious colored balls. A ·Henry Reibel, Mn. Dale r.:tngements division of the o n. secretary, on Rock eye surgery and treatment. He Katie Oliver oi Clifton, W. Va., birthday cakt. decorated in blue Smith, Mrs. Max Meinhalt., Mrs. show. Sprillgs Fairgrounds. Amateurs has had two oper>tions at Hoi- and with friends in Middleport. , and white centered the refresh- Fred Dessauer, t,lrs, B• Another feature of the OIIIy are eligible to exhJbJt and zer hospitAl due to an eye in- Mr. Buell is a ,51 graduate 0 ( ment tAble. Neualing, Mrs. Bentz Wolfe, show will be an educational all entries must be the work Qf jUry. He was taken to Columbus Middleport High School and !\ttending were Becky and :a.-irs. Grover Erb, . ~rs. play with ••ergreen specimens, the exhibitor, . . Saturday by Ius mother, Mrs. received 8 degree in engineer- Lisa Thom•J, Terri Russell, Ebersb~c~ ~ 8.81\ljSt, ,. Entry fee for exhibitors, with Dailey and Miss Anna Howell, ing· at Ohio University. He is Kai!Jryn Rei. Th~ Aug· the excep!Jon of JUIUors under his aunt. presently employed by the Corn- World's Fair.. The Krawsczyn meetlog will be held at I he 12, Ia a membership ttcket. ing Glass Corporation in North family combwed campmg With home Of Mrs. Belttl Wolle. Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Sauer . visits to !)le folr. SON ARRIV s and daughter and son m·law Mr Carolma. GJV"' DumER E and Mrs Edward Cr;.,ks ' lefi Mrs. Nan Moore, Heelll Meth- Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Gibbons • ·""' . q., . ·arhi!l Mr. and Mrs. Harold Small· • ndtst Church superintendent and daughter Evelyn spent llle Mr. and Mrs. James ~ · a1 o1 Sunday for Carolina . Beach ' N. has retumed from Urbana where' weekend m . Bucyrus ' '· her fa- en tert8!ned. with 1 dlmer sun· . ann ounc~ the arr1v With their adopted son, Benjamin C., for a vocalioo tnp. she attended a Methndist lab· ther, Mr. J, E. Carson • and day at their home, Fl.otwoods. on June 30 · The baby d Mr.htand cMrs.1 Paul Scottt' and daughier, Ruth uu· n~-son • Present were Mr • and Mrs. · oratory schoo1 on ~puc new 1esson his first birthday aug er, aro ' are vaca IOmng . Ito sed beg' . . L Bak d l'tlyllis Stan- Roy Evans and Pam. at CaroHna Beach N c matena be u · mmng m arry er an ul J Y 4. Mr. Smallwood " • · · september for the grndes 1 to 6. l•y and Mr. and Mrs. Don Stan· ela and Jay, ~ Mr. and Mrs. Edward T. by the State Dept. of Mr. and Mrs. James Simpson Mr. and Mrs. John Krawsczyn ley spent the weekend in ColumMr. and Mrs. er and daughter, Polly Ann Resources as Fann and daughter, Sandra, are spend- and /amlly have returned from bus where·they attended the and the host and Marion and Miss Polly for this area. ing vacation at Carolina Beach, a vacation trip to the New York 46th PGA Golf tournament. sons. of Columbus were guests Friday of their • ....... .,.- . ents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. . .. Karr Sr. Mrs. Ronald Grindley received word that her granddsugll- Many Garden Club Members Plan • County FQlf· Fl ower Show Ent r~es Around And About M'ddf eporf ,ELBERFELDS 3RD ' FLOOR .., ••aa. Deplftd"'- w.ll K..Own Mlbl Of furniture ...... I ' For Ivery Room In Y- Hf'-· "lift dsy Ylti'i'HER PutiJ ......, ...,..., Ia.! ill ' 1ft • ,._ MtiiJ •..,., .... ... e lay. I Mainly About People In ·--. -- ,_,_ .., '. ter, Connie Grindley and Don- na Case who resided with Mrs. '• Grindley for a number of sang In the Billy Greham Columbus. G.'~=~~~ Mr.daughter, and Mrs.Barbara R. and ed to their home, Galion day, after spendillg severalll days with ber parents, Mr. LET US SHOW YOU THE REAL FACTS! Mrs. W. 0. Barn!!%. Roy Evans of Canal Wmchester spent the weekend with Mr. ··-~ r .100F That · You and Mrs. Rollln Bearhs and was accompanied home Sunday,! Mrs. Evans and ehlldren, Pam- ' 'I< .. ,, .Can · •· ·"-.., e\a and Jay who spent the past weekend guests of her parents, week with her parents. CUT Your Heating Bills Mr. and Mrs. Charles WlldeJrmuth and daughters, Cathy and j /Mr . and Mrs. Everett reresa spent the weekend Cuyahoga Falls, with her sls\t>r and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. William Bowers and ly . They were BY AS MUCH AS accompanied 1ome by their · daughter, SanIra who spent the past week ton of Parkersburg, W. Va. 1ith her aunt and uncle. Randy Bowers returned to 1is home, Cuyahoga Falls, af:er a week's visit with his aunt md uncle, Mr. and Mrs. es Wildermuth and daughtors. Mr. and Mrs. Marion Cong~ere Sunday guests of Mr. and 1 ~rs. G. T. Carleton. Mr. and Mrs. Gene DeWees md family of Columbus were 1ort. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Dill visltod in Columbus last week, with rfr. and Mrs. Marion Howell. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Walker 1nd Mrs. Clara Smith and thter, Mary spent Sunday emoon at Langsville, with Mr. <Id Mrs. Dewey Simpson. PAY WHY I Wrote Checks Like These When I. Used Flameless Heating .' TO HEAT l HOMES When You Livi _In Only~ 1. Mrs. Susie Windon and LeooJrcl Pickens of Pt. Pleasant, ~- Va. and Miss Ethel · d Pomeroy spent Sunday ~r. and Mra. Harley Koenig, ..ong Bottom. Mrs. D. J. Morgan visited &attirday afternoon with Miss !:Isle Hart and Miss Ethel Koe- ; o~g. I Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gard- ; ter of Columbus visited last week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. PWI Williamson. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bartels returned to their home, Youngstown Sunday, after a week's rtsit with his mother, Mra. Ed18 Bartels. . and for 36 Dgys,,Pfi~lng·by Bottle Gas During ' Ms. Paul Thel., Honored by Club Mrs. Paul Theis was b01nor--ll ed with a farewell dinner wben members of her card club met at ber home for a covered dlsb dinner. She was presented with a gift from the club. Sba Is moving to Roanoke, Va. in August with her fJiJDIIy. Attending were Mr1. Wllllam Morris, Mn. James Buchanan, Mrs. Richard Freeman, · Mrs. William Mayer, Mrs. : Lawrence Morarity, Mrs. Alfred Roush and Mrs. Robert Burl<· · !lt. •• • · Winter's Coldest ·D~ysft~~·hu~ry ~ary I Pai~ O,l!_.ly $3~.00 Cuttin(f' i11· Half..My.Cost of ·Heating Tht 1 ·F'anleless·Way FoHfii~~rlod in 1963. NOW I Heat With BoHle Gas . callll • • • MY meTRIC BILL GOES LIKE THIS • • • !>- . ' . -·····,< • -> .-•• • . '~--<). .~ '·--. If you lnsullte n you would ,.t.fl•""leo bellti"J_y~ too , . ,, . ..~N SAVE UP TO - L . < "'l'f''! ' 1~~~ ~ • ' o""Ji6N .YGUR HIA'riJI4• .¢dsr. , . ..... . . ._,,:~, · %·" '. )>' \~~' • , \~ . •-< . ' f~:. In IUIIl to blue U.. 011 hll WIY to 81- 1JUt at y '' " � 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 20, 1964 bailey conkle dewees reed