http://66.213.69.5/files/original/83863728b8d0794344cee7aa893d61d0.pdf 6a0d78f54366b5882eec0e19e076c91e PDF Text Text • ·, ) 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 '' " �, ( ,• ., .' 2-Dell)' Sentinel, Pomeroy·Mlddleport, 0., July 21, 196• n,,. Daily S11ntinel - Reds Thump Phillies 6-2 Cut Leader's Margin to ' Pt. teaBant,'. COMMENTAliNG EDITORIALLY H~len· Gild Pawns of Misfortune A sign of the times is the announce· ment that proprietors of pawnshops in New York City are concerned over their public 1mage and are going all out to improve 11 Fo1 the ben~fit ot the more affluent, a pawnshop - or hock shop, to use the cruder term - is a plate where a man in need or a little readv cash can take a personal possession of inarketable value and deposit It as security for a quick IIJ GEORGE C. LANGFORD much thought a month ago ' the Baltimor• Orioles, when seven <Jf their lui nine aames !lome Help Us! hired a public relations counselor to help dispel such notions and to class up the business. To this end, they are even considering fancying up the traditional pawnshop symbol or three golden balls - a centuries-old signal to the financially broke that "here it is, come ~et it." It is nice to know that businessmen such as the pawnbrokers want to serve their customers to the limit. But you have to wonder if they may not be unduly concerned over their public image. Anyone entering a pawnshop to gel a few bucks probably is more interested in cash than in charm. And as for the opinions of those too rich to need pawnshop service - to hock will! 'em. . h fi rr.•tl 1as or l e C eon.,. cI•t y p tl d • or an League Leader Jn Southern Pri'ce I w ner Again wit h THIS WEEK'S Athens LejY]OD I t . u J 1 p k b t aycees pse ar ers urg Team Softball Tourney SPECIAL : l-'59 BUICKS 1 I The lead was raised to il-0 In the Wind Sprints, Picture Taking Features Opening Grid Drills HIRAM, Ohio (UPI) - Most of the veter&ns begin to grunt and groan In earoest today In the Cleveland Browns training camp as the twice dally work puts begin. Monday's opening session was devoted to wind sprints and picture taking. Coach Blenton Collier predicted that a 10-4 mark, with which the Browns finished second In the Eastern Division last year, would ba good enough to take the division crown this season. "CompeUtlon wUI he that THE DAILy SENTINR tvt" .................... ""'""' much loogher," he said, "I'm convinced we'll see more good football than ·ever before · The chaJlenge this year may be even greater." Fullback Jim Brown and halfback Ernie Green turned in good times in the wind sprints as they were clocked in 47 seconds for 40 yards. Fastest was Cliff McNeil In 4.6 sec<llllb. End Gary Collins' effort was q and lineman Jiln Kanlckl ODd Frank Parker, both over the 200-pourod mark, managed the distance in 5.2. fifth when Dorwln Clal-k singled and Gerald Clark tripled. Jim Bowles of Lakin hit a Iremendous homerun over the C!!Dterfielder's bead in the sixth to put Lakin within reach at 3-1. Lakin tallied another run in the top of the ""venth ' but the rally fell short when I r a Patterson "as caught at the plate while trying to score on a passed ball. A double by Dale Harrison in the bottom of the sixth sparked a three - run rally that brought viciiJry to Pomervy in probably th" biggest upset of the tournament. The hit scored Terry Phalln, who had singled, and Sandy Clonch, who was safe on an error. Harrison later MOORE'S DISCOUNT PRICES ••• ZUCO 66 ROD and REEL COMBINAnON SALE •· · ·· · · · $9.22 - __ pennant Fever HI•t s Queen I I Do -•1 , •• ••••· gameo otnce beJnc purchased • two • run sbbt, Ilia l?th, and by ClnclnnaU fnliD San Diego Don wen . dotl~led home B'JI lao! week, COIIIleCied w1th a F'reehan w1th the dectdmg tally , mar, on m the eighth 1<1 1ce the ,latf' tn the lnnmg off to. Inning deficit to defeat Point Kiwanis 7-4 and the Galli- CINCINNATI (UP!) - Pen- Billy McCool, the ZO-year-old ling .319. I sat on tl,e bench a . 'e Red• bout ~'" -tetlch victory after scorlllg . what ler Butch Heffner · George polis Red Sox slammed Rio Grande 11·1 m semi-final nant fever was beginning to rookie sensation, preserved Joe week and when I went baclt In laal w..... ·y after Johnny proved to be tbe wlnrung run Thomas also,,eoonected for tile rontests. show here today with thl: Cin- Nuxhall's eighth victor) after · · lint'u~ 1 dipped to .302 .,.,. Edwll'ds came up with 8 sore m the SIXth on Leo .cardf>nas' T1~ers. as dtd Carl YastrzemTonight's championship fray ! cinnati Re.:l.s just 2 1-2 game!! tht 35-year-old southpaw was fore I got word to join the arm. Pavletich has three born- double off loser Dennis Be~ett ski ror Boston. IPiJl begin at 7:30. shorUy alter FIRST GAME behind the National League ejected by Plate Umpire Mel Reds ." ers and a dour•J aOC six runs In the only other Amerl!'an The ever- improving Houston a 6:30 consolation contest be- Rio 010 0 - I 2 lead<r. Steiner with one out in the batted In for 13 trips t.. the ~gue game scheduled, De- Coils staggered the strugglinc tween Rio Grande and Pt. Red Sox . 00 ( 11 )- 11 8 1 "U the wind's blowing the e!ghth. plate since arriving here. trm_t .raUled from a four · run DodJ?:ers on rookie catcher Jer· PleaJIIIlt's Kiwanis. I Saunders (Wp) and Lbwson. right way and yoo sndf a litUe, Pavleticb's Bal Hoi IS Mels Move lo Toaighl defiCit .~<~defeat Bost<Jn 7-5. The ry Grote's bases • loaded douPt. Pleasant gained the fi- Morgan (lp), Bush, and D you can almost smeiJ green- "AU l di •. was ask Steiner Th Red t T 2-0 abbreviated National League ble in the rourth inning off los8 Dais (lower bracket) by defeat- Rt!ese. · backs," said third baseman where was the pitch,'' said Nuxe . . were rmmg schedule . saw the Cubs top-er Joe Moeller. Grote's hit • 1 SECOND GAME Steve Boros, who could have hall. That pile~ was the first whe~ Phiia Pitcher Dennis Ben-,Pie the G1ants 6-1 and the Colts ,drove in thre<• runs an<' brou~ht log ~ Gallipolis_ Yank~es 9-0 IK.iwanis . 400 000- 4 7 o. added manager Fred Hutchin-- thrown to Bobby Wine ...Get netts throwmg error ou Boro's upset the Dod~ers 4-1. lvetnan Jim Owens his riNit t;rj.. (forfrut), Galllpoha Indians, .6- J. McNeil . 321 lOX _ 7 7 2 been speakitlfl for the whole back t.. the blanke·.) mound and 1 bunt and Harper's homer tied Santo H1ts HnmPr unmh over the Dodgers in th")€ 1. Middleport Braves, 11·8, M1d- Handley (wp) and Casto. King ReUs team. pitch," was Steiner's retort, eothe se:ore Jn the rifth . Ron Santo rra~·kt•t1. · thr~ - years. Reliever Rat W~ dleport Redlegs, 7-1 and Point (lp) Hardey and Harmon and "And with 2 1-2 months of the cording t.. Nuxhall. p 1 d k he t d 1 th "Those fans ak>ng the lefl run homer In the mnth lnrung roll'"•d the Dodgers over :the Kiwanis 7-4 Ha~m ' season left, that''- not bad," "You're a Jlankety-blank so . ort an too t ea n e . . to brmg the Cubs from behmd. last % 1-3 innings, to re~ . • .,· · son in reference to the gap be· and so." answered Nuxhall. "All ~tttle_ Southern. League c~amp- l flelu lme had been on me pret- !The blow came off reliever Bob ter his 17th save. Gallipoha Red Sox, maoogt h Red nd 1 k . h 1onsh1p race w1th a 6-S wm ov- t gond before that homer "1- - --- -- --- --. - ----ed by Jim Langdon nl\Qted unween t e s a eague- 1 want to now IS w ere was 1 S . . , 1 . ' .-r m' le<ding Philadelphia. the pitch" er yracu"" Monday evenmg on grinned Harper. •·Of course I ' Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport 0 . July 21 1964-S per bracket W.lllS over the Porn. . · . ~·~~&ii~~~;;;~ ·~~~~·~~~ 1 1~ [ .~~....~~~....~;;,eroy Jets, 1a.1, Mason, 12 . 8 Cincinnati chopped a game Clllcrnnatl was In front 1-2 theTheSyracuse Portlandfieldteam will try hadn ,t IO<·•ed too good, n~\t;i', Middleport Senators 14-11 and off the Phillles' lead witi a 6-2 when Nuxhall was barushed. t th h . h" into that double play in the secRio Grande 11-1 I decision Monday nigh, that gave Pavletich's two-run homer ;h w:;.p up . e c hampl,ons 1.P d . . d t "k' . : • •· · · lht> Reds three wins in the five- was his third In the last four urs ay, evemng w en l IS on m.mn~, t~n s rl mg out In i In last n,ght s o~ senU· • game series. WPd up the win in host. t.o Syracuse at. the Port- lhe th1rd . . I Ln~l game, 0 Reese s second Tommy Harper 80, Don Pav- the bottom of the eighth. land Grade school f1eld. . A w~lk t.. Pavlet1ch, Leo Car· j,pnmg smgle was •il 1\1 o ~h th •. 1 h ft 1 Lee Allen led Portland h1t- denas double and a tr1ple by . 1et.1ch soc k-~ ., ld te ff . IC\l omer•. as e was In a s1ump w en 1 1e . .h h nd . .. Rt>d Grande cou mus r o w1n. h led hi f h h.eds wiped t a t od fl S . , "d "Tw··l · tmg wtl a orne run a smgle, 8 <' gave ·· s tW'l runs 0 hing hurler Dale SaWlders as Larry Price ur s ourt 1 . ou w run e - an Jego, t> ::.ai · Melvin Lawrence had a double h the sixth breaking a 2·2 the fiaccooners !ell Dy Lbe way- stra~ght victory for the Athens I_:lt. weeks before left, I was bat· !J. Brewer tl single. Georg~ •deadlock. ' Lawrence a single, and David i Tonight the New York Met~ arside 11-l in an abbreviat~ con- LegiOn ~am Sunday aeds Ed ! Rannow s squad stopp t he Roush Hod Chuek Ritchie, each I rive for three · . After taktest. The Red Sox scored all 11 Hocking. county boys by a 9 • 0 a single. ing a series at Philadelphia on runs in the third inning on six score 10 Legion tournament • T. Hubbard had a round trip. their last road trip, the Reds hlls, two Rio errors, and two play: th hi tn ID per for Syracuse. David Lips- ~rapped a Sunday doubleheader walks. Greg Pault:y was the ~ce gave up ree ts'l'he 1comb, Carroll Baker and Gary at New York that cost them . . . gomg. theH"route lor Athens. · s. 11 h · 1 L A ld d 1 btg gWI for the wmners w1tb a h Sch 1 1 f h nd Upsets marked play Monday scored from second on a long we , eac smg es: . rno , ear y. triple and double , Morgan was Racme lg b ·ng;oo he t aik . night in the Bend Softball tour- fly ball t.o left field by T om Ia (riple, and R. Ash, a double. Going for the Reds tonight er fanned 18 ' n . ng IS str e- nament at Mason as Miller's Grueser syracuse p1tc · her Dav1·d L"Ips- WI·11 be J oe~ J ay 1'71 the lasing hurl~r ,.. who has · out total to 61 m four games. · b ed 1 d !ked 1 f · Jn the nightcap Jones-McNeil . d Super Market of New Haven Harnson hurled one .. hit ball com fann our an wa ost our tn I row and wa!t tu'•-l:' scorec& three ln the first and Pric~ a~ hom~ . . h nipped Lakin 3-2 and the Pome- in taming the bats of th~ Park- SlX while Portland's George vidim of a 1·0 loss to the MetB two 1n the second erased a ~nee .1s expec to pttc a- roy Jaycees got by downing ersburg team Lawrence and Allen combined in New York. It will be Tracy LA SABRE HARDTOPS •" ~-fl.cl·t then went on to slun"- gam this weekend for Athens Srrtith~s Upholstery of Parkers- . Tonight's g~mes havt! T & T to strike out 9 and walk five. Stallard (5·131 for Casey Sten~ u< • now In the state tournament p 1 d Ot2 02t 6 a 1· 1 b 4-Door V-8, Automatir Power StPflring, Radio, · M · z burg by the same score · Market ol Pt: Pleasant ractng sort an · · · ·· · · 030 002 - 5 ge s c u-· - - - tnate Point's Kiwanis, 7-1• agamst anetta or anesv111e. Handley was the wlnning hurThe victories placed Miller's Roberts' Clotbmg or Athens, • yr?cuse · · · · · · · · WSW Tires, I Green with Green Interior, 1 White Jer. Ki!l8 wes charged with the FIGHT RESULTS and Pomeroy against each oth- and Park Pontiac or Charles- Lipscomb and Sewell. L. with Blue Interior. loss.- Hamm and Harmon each By United Press Jotemational er in the semi-final round Wed- ton ~e~tmg Firestone "500'~ of , len, Lawrence (6' and collected two hils for the los- NEW BEDFORD, Mass. UPI nesday evening. Galilpoils. brown. YOUR CHOICE era. Fetty, with two doubles and - Jose Torres, 166, New York, Miller's took a 2-0 lead In the a single, paced lbe wlnners' at.- stopped Walker Simmoos, 187, tblrd Inning of Mel Clark's bastack. New York, (6). es-loaded single that scored _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _. . _ : . __ _ : _ : _ _ _ : __ _ _ _ _ 1 Bobby Roach and Dorwin Clark. 1 Results of New Braz . •"Iia·n Leaders ai"d atls£actory _l Pt. Pleaaant's Jones-McNeil will battle Gallipolis' 1 Foreign News Commentary Sptlrta Writer I Red Sox for the sixth annual Kyger Creek Little League baseball tournament championship tonight. Monday night, Jones-McNeil rallied from a 4-0 first Reports From The Capitol Today's .Medical Report tO 'J Give Service? You're Important Voice of Broadwa v••• reporting 11111 t.. u!Allld Chicago's Shaw, who had •fl!llCd or · · whll• the first-place Phlll bave 1win streak t.. Ove games and previOUI pltcb that h · b . ::' dropped ninoe of !3 and the ..,. '.be Antels' slrein 81 siX . struck out Sant... _The 1111· ,, Giants bave 1081 s.ven of thelt 1 · prompted Giant•' M"" ' •• ~. last 10. 'lbe Reds clipped tbe TalbOt ocattered nine billl and Dark to char~.• that Ni u>roplr- • Phi Is f.2 'llondaJ night behind Iworked out of baoe !<Jaded 1ng Is ··ttw Ia lefthander Joe Nuxhall and jamea tn the seventh and eighth w years:· Orl•ndo Cepedll ..,.s traif)lll~. But today both were Tbe White So:x, however, have ~am on the skidding P' ·1f>l !amy McCool to move within inninp to record tbe lOth shut- Del f.randalJ homered for die figuring on an October meeting rallled behind 111perlalive pitch- phia Phillles and San Francis- ,2\0 games of flrlt place. out far a \\'bite Sol< hurler losers. " i - in the World Series. ling, and Monday ni•ht ctimn"d co Giants. Doo Buford carried the \\'bite this I Detroit's Dick McAulllfi Neither of the gulftng INU1- 1<1 within a balf-game of tho Woa- 01 Nllle I So• attack, ballin8 tn fqur I'WII, lleiiiOil. . :the !Wljor league's top'~ • ners would bave given the ldea ,idJe American League leaders, I Hutchinson's 1oroea bave woniincludlng three on bia tblrd Catdter 0oo Pavlelich, who run hitting shorutop. lied tbll I bas bit lhrN bomers In four score In the eighth tnnJng wltll when Manager Lope!' Chlcago irookie ~-red Talbot hurled hiS ""'old frlends AI Gonez White Sox were In the throes jsecond shutout, s-o over the Frea Hutc~ave had lof a 10-game losing streak to Los Angeles Angets. opportunities to get t..geth- tho Yank.._, and Hutchlnsoo's ' Cincinnati, combining strong on tho playing field In re- Reds · were resting 1n sixth pitching and a tight d<f•nse, cent yeors except dwing spring place In the "ialional League. Ihas been tho only team able to UPI Ga lll•pOll•S Youth Aaked. For II q," (another word for mat· Thlt column 18 dedicated to q-out by a !aile, pond, or even younc people, their problema a puddle), well, thet'a part ol and pleasures, their troubles the game. and tun. AI with the mt of We who "' to to team Helen Help Us!, It welcomea and set a degree can toke sa loan . louchs but won't dodge ·a ser· or leave It. It Isn't the biQIJt 11 the borrower fails to repay the loan lous question with 1 brusl>off. problem In our llves bocallll! on time. he loses whatever he left as seSend your teen-ace queo- we havt mort important curity . And the impression has prevailed tlons to YOUTH ASKED FOR lblngs 1<1 do. that pawnbrokers can be quite insistent IT, care of Helen Help U1l lhil We don'l bavt the presslll& on punctual payment. newspaper. need to keep our date boob !liJ.. The New York pawnshop people have DOLL OR ·DUD? eel. AI a whole, dorm or eo-<1p De H 1 , . girls stay purer because they ar e en· are more mature, and they Thlo fellow l. just. started go- baven't got their values all mix· Ill& with is a doll - In looks. od up by forced soctal Uf.-the Have you thought of what would hapBut the men who clean the streets and But he's always finding fault. small world conformity of the the women who clean the buildings while ~ ·'pen if garbage weren't conected? When I get dressed , up espec- sorority mata. Or if t.he drug stores weren 's kept we sleep are just as vital a cog in the maIally for him, he tells me (al- Don't think this Is 1 our chinery of daily living as almost anyone open on Sunday or in the evenings:• ways In front of our lrlenda so p-ape11. 1 wlo rushld by tint else. Let them fail to show up and see Of r if an occasional filling station did they'll laushl that aome UtUe sororiUeo. My mother belOIIC' no stay open all night? Or proprietors who's missed most, they or the boss! lblng Is wrong; thet 1 ironed a ed t.. one of them wben 1 h o The point is that the person who does of delicatessens weren 't willing to never pleat ~rooked, or my stockings went t.. thJa university, and she go home• Or if buses didn't run at all his job as well as he possibly can. is are too dark. I guess I should- was quite disappointed when willing and, above all. dependable-this hours of the night'' n't C9mplain, but hla pickiness 1 chose the dorm. She 18u't ""' These are humble services performed person is important. Important to himgoes to other thitlfls too. If l'm more - she's seen the llght too. by inconspicuous people. Very seldom is self. to his family and to society. not ready 10 mmutes early (he As you said, Helen, yoo get Whoever finds contentment in h i s a bus driver or a filling station operator alwaya com~• early) he tells the kind of education you'ri nominated for the presidency of t he work, and is needed. is a success. everybody I m a slowpoke. At looking for at college - and the And don't forget it the next time some United States or named ambassador to drlve-:In burger-bars he makes pressures toward the physical other pasture looks greener. Great Britain. the flll"l go back several Urnes kind aren't too great If ' you before she gets everythlnc to stick to the riCh! crowd please him. Then he makes DORM DAME · jokes about how dumb she 18. Dear Helen: I could go on and on. This "sex on the campus• , llecause of his looks and Ilia thing. Don't you think It's beBy DOROTHY KILGALLEN United Press Jnten atioaal that point of view as he did on al basis for the Supreme car and a big allowance, he's ing blown up out of all proporFor American cl.Hzens who others. I Court's order requiring racially a real c_atch; _I thought I . was tion? Isn't it somethlnc like tht want m<Jre mformatiOn on what l Excluded Educatlob mxied schools. He argufd rbat the luckiest gtrl in the world furor over backyard bon1:b ) makes Sen. Barry M. Goldwa- Nole FOR'• .,;elusion of edu- 1the Constitutloo did not permit when he noticed me. I really shelters, the Beatles, and topter tick, the recommended read~ , caUon from the areas in which any interference whatsoever by IUced hun lots. I could yet - leu swunswts? - a btg attening for today is a four-yea rold j the Constitution empowers the . the federal governmecjt in edu- maybe. What should I say next tion-getter for a while. untiJ the JOTTINGS IN PENC'lL to the hands or his attorneys - not for I cation. DiLto for some so-called time he starts with the needle? next thing comes along to whip As everyone who has Sf'en "Funnv monetary gain, he says. but to make sure book now m its 2oth edition ti- ' Congress to deal. up.interest and sell books an.d Girl '' knows. the hottest show in town that no other organization or individual tied 'The Conscience of a Con- 1 'Fran~lin Rooesvell'~ _rapid , civil rights. Goldwater wrote : -BARB servative." convera1011 from c006tltphonal· 'A civil rtght is a right that Dear Barb: articles? Or maybe I just dont hasn't a title s<lllg. But it will have one in the future will be able to lure an artGoldwater wrote the book In ism to the doctrine or unlimited l I ls asserted and is l!herefore pro Tell him he'$ a nit • picker attend the right college ..• ·••• soon. Jule Styne and Bob Merrill have ist into a situation where he will be .put rewritten the one ·they did originally, in a bad light and his admiriers disap- 1960. It " argued tllat ihe sen- ~ governm.nt " an oft • told tected by some valid law. It wtth a with 1<1 match. wh 0 STUDENT ator has back~. away from story," Goldwater wrote. 'But : may be asserted by tht. com· knows? He might even take it Dear Student: then cut from the musical before it op- pointed. ener! on Broadway, and Barbra Streisand Harold Peary, known to millions for some tJf the positions he then I I am here concerned not so mor~ law, or by local cw Ieder- and come back for more _ with CorrectJon: you evidently will record it as a single next week . As his portrayal of "The Great Gilder· endorsed. But the book remains ; much by the abandonment or I ~1 •tatutes, or by the Constitu- a better approach. If not, you- DO attend the right colle(t. soon as the tune l'atches Jn with the sleeve," took himself a bride the other a rea~nable. ~tatement_ of Gold- ! states r1~hts by the nco tiOna! hon, but unless a right Is in- 're weU rid of a spoiled brat. - H. P.S. How about it, 1tudents? public. they plan to put 1t into the show. day - Juanita Lawson, an electronics water !J pobhcal beliefs and ! Democrat1c party - an event corporated m the law, It Is not Your "doll" Is 8 dtid! _H. 1 purposes. that occurred 80llle years ago / a civil right and Is not enDear Helen· Do you have something on your integrating it with the "I Wanna Be engineer The forthcoming musical Goldwater's 1964 vote against when that party was captured forceable by the instruments of · mlnds other than sex, or are Seen With \'ou" number The brill· '"Portofino, PTA" will be retitled "Somecivil rights bill was oignaled by the socialist ideologues In i the civil Jaw." Tell that col!~ge . girl ~ho Is "submarine races" and week • iantly talented Mike Nichols, who took thing More~" - based on the philosophy n advance by the ehapter on and about the labor movement He said there may be some worried abou~ losmg all, ~t e~ eourses In anatomy ,our the giant step from performer l:'>lchols that most people leading prosaic lives in and Mayl to top director "("Barefoot in this world want something more than states' rights. The chapter be- -as by the unmistakable tend- natura lor human rights that college that lf she doesn t ll1lX answer to wbat yoor grandgins with a ,930 quotation from e<1cy of the Republican party to •hould also be civil rights, but with the sororl,ty • fraternity parenta started way bact In the Park"! is experimenting with a sep- they have. the governor of New York state adopt the same course. that to give such rights the pro· crowd, ~he doesn 1 have to wor· the 20•1 when flappers, tbe Chararation from bis trride. Margo Callas. The Writer George Christy must be putSardi Set hopes for a reconciliation: they ting his friends on. He's saying that be· who. at that time. was Frankli 'The result is that today nei· tecllon of law, there must b ry. Wr1ters who say college leston, raccoon coati aDtL 'blp· were married just about a year ago and fore he landed the jpb of editor-at-large D. Roosevelt. FOR was • 1 ther of our two parties main- recourse to a legislature or to g1rls ~~ve hit the .. sophisti~te flask1 wert In flower? rerentlv had a babv. for Sllow magazine he had to submit a states' rights man, himself, but tains a rneaningrul commitment amendment of the Constltuttcm. but~n a double rap, have'71ll· Let''s bave some frank op~ The" theatrkal ·crowd is wonriering sample of his handwriting for analysis, without Inner conviction. Gold- 1<1 the doctnne or states' rights. Goldwator said civil rights fr~ tervlewed mainly the sorority Ions on the subject. - H. why Hilly Elkms. producer of "Golden because that's the policy round the shop. , water quotes FOR as asserting Thus the cornerstone or our re- quently Is used when human ot ststers, or girls 10 the way-out This coltiDID 18 dedicated 10 pnvate coil~ges. Naturally. family living, 10 H you'rt bav· Boy." ever agreed to let Sammy Davis !Come on, George! Say you're being fun- that the Constitution does not pu bile, our chief . bulwark natural rights are meant. out of the show for two weeks - non· ny .J Joe Levine's "Zulu," which is empower Congress 1<1 deal with ! agai""t the encroachment on in- ' As often as not," he added, these gals woo t adml\ to beltlfl In£ kid trouble or j1lll plalJI It's trouble, let Helen Help YOU. ~nsec~tive w.eeks, at that - to appear doing fine at the Palace here, also shat· a vast area of matters lnclud- l dividual freedom by big gov- civil rights is oimply a name square even H they are; ing the conduct of public utiliernment is last disappearing for describing an activity that a badge of "dishonor." Moreov· She will also walcome yoor cnm w1th Richard Burton and Elizabeth Tay- tered all opening day records in Japan. 1 ties, of banks, or Insurance, o/ undel' the piling sands or absosomeone deems politically or' er, the forced competition of U1e amusitlfl experiellCOI. Addnso lor in "The Sandpiper ." It means a week It cha lked up almost three million yen in bus.iness, of agriculture, <1. edu' lutism." socially desirable. A sociologist soronty house !Wlkes dating Helen Botta! ID can at lbl8 of refunds in ~troit. where the produc· its first day in Tokyo A late-hour Argu•• No Basil writes a paper proposina to and popularity the b~gg<st th1ng DOWI)laper. e~on will try <!'utbefore the New York Midtown restaurant has been the scene cat1on, of ,.oclal welfare and a premiere, and a week or refunrts just a or so many incidents involving drunks, doz"' others of import..,ce. In 1960 Goldwater insisted abolish some Inequity · and, be- tn life, 90 If they lu!ve tc spend fortnight after the official opening. The street-walkers, procurers and junkies, FDR, of course. reneced on 1that there Wi! no constitutlon- bold, a new civil rigN is born." w~k-ends at mote1a or end . !hell' dates , submarine raearrangement is quite unprecedented. and that about half the "customers" now pa· should cause a lot of screaming among tronizing the place are plainclothes pomarlly wiU go t..ward low-cost DIVOTID TO INTirtln OP the angels Las Vegas operators are hcemen . The law stepped up its surveil· MIIOI MASON AftiA housing, Industrial credlto and growing more and more concernrd over lance a!ler a maniacal inebriate tried to ill!lns 1<1 farmers. .......,. L ............. the attempts of their dealers, stickmen rape a teenager who was there with her C'*hr THMIIIIL...., Urged by 1he United lltatea, and other gambling room aides to form parents. l'ubUthH ~ .... Brazil's creditor natlons '~lao .., tw fte Olliewll"i*ii Vlltty I'.WIIIM.. a union. Swen Swenson is going on with the By W•yne G. Brandstadt. M.D. rand fever. Recovery fD a few rler atete. c..tpeny, " ' ......... ]. .. ....... -z. Give a di!ease a new name days is the rule but death may Q -Whst lo the meanltlfl of have agreed to ease conditions 0111& President Johnson. ever the gracious show - " Little Me," at the Philharmonlust... Off!~ ...... " " I! for repayment of her enort1P. ........ ....... W'l' M11L . host, told the guests at a recent White ic in Hollywood - although he collap- and it is mode to IOWld more occur from this disease in in- pulmonary fibrosis? Is It relatfor fants or elderly per10111 who ed to asthma and emphyseDliT mous national debl now tottl· House reception. "Lady Bird and I want sed in the wings the other night after ominoua. _Salmonellosis, ................. . , . . " l'tlllti'IJ, example. ts a new name for are in a weakened conditionn A -Fibntsil It the forma. ling 13.4 billion. everyone lo feel that this is their home, his big number. An emergency squad Many Problema Allead lion of excessive Ioogb fibrous llwtltftWI lllllvwrttll.. ..., ••llti too." (And with taxes the way they are. worked over him for 15 minutes before paratyphoid. Before ill couse from other caues. Problems ahead remsln ltuge ._.nem IIIUIIIo 1..... lA ....... why not?) Tony Bennett is under- he returned to consciousness and resum· was known It wot lumped to- The antibiotic, chloramphenl· tis8ue. When this oceuro in the Nil Aw, NtW Ytrtl Cl-., tlw '"""" standably upset and Infuriated over his ed in his role. Doctors diagnosed the ail- gether with other forms of food ·1col, is the drug most widely lung in peraons with chronic and it already Is clear wiH not ............ ..... OtiJverN ... experience at the World's Fair when he ment as a virus and cautioned him to get polsomng and called pt<Jmame used to treat salmonellosil but, emphyse!Wl or asthma, It Ml be solved without grumblfna, ......, wlliN ..,.11.,... II ...,. .., The state's railroad syatem ..., ... ,.., • ...... It .... if after recovery the victim re- only cuts down 011 tile amotlllt appeared at the Singer Bowl to receive plenty of rest between performances . poisoning. loaea around 11 million per day, DlltJ llntllltl ...... fl..... 111 In receot years staphylococ- mains a carrier of the gerlllll . of air space available but also the annual "Variety Performer of the Joi Lansing and her estranged husband, Coaslal shipping bu droppocl ......... .,..., fill............... Year" award. It wasn't until he arrived at Stan Todd, are reported to be effecting cic food poisoning has eclipsed a "''" ·"tibiotic, alpha amlno- decreases the elasUctty ot the salmonellosis io public interest ' bem ·iiiin, is most efrec- lungs. Thus it mallet breathing 4~ per cent because of the high the scene of t~e action that Tony discov- a quiet reconciliation . cost of operatlnc porta and tilt Mllll .... ,..., .,..... . . . . . . . and Importance; but the latter Uve •· .ng rid of tile car· moN difficult. ered the even! had been advertised in a Xavier Cugat, in Lisbon for TV ' film· •tate-owned lhiPPin1 Une, way that made the public believe that he ing, took a five-room suite at the Ritz but is making a strong comeback. - was to perform, although when he was found ;t too confinding, so he rented a In . some part of the couolry invited he was simply asked to go out "to 17-ro.om villa, with swimming pool and tw1ce as many tases were re-1---.1-'------....;----~..!.. receive the plaque." Naturally, the huge solanum, on the seacoast. Meanwhile, 1963 1962 bowl was packed with fans, and natural- thousands or miles away, Abbe Lane Is ported Ttle causative in ..germ in is. relatly Tony appeared without music or musi- being linked with Manhattan dress mag- ed to the germ that cause11 cians. He immediately put the matter In· nate Bob Strong. · typhmd, but It Is much less of a threat to life .Uke the ty............. , phoid germ It may be spread It Time Hado by drinking water that to conBy P1DL NEWSOM In the wnrka are land and tu laminated by sewage. But, UPI Foretco Newa Aaalyst reforms and an economic d• FU68ERTS KNOW JUST I'IHAT 1!-IE'{ fHEN COMES IT TIME TO MAIL 1HE thanks to modrn sanitation, U is just over three months velopment plan. ARE 60iN0 TO DO WITH THE NEXT PAY· ~ AND SOMEHOW THERE'S ALWAYS tllis is now rare in t.1e United now HIT)('r a revolutlonal') reIDOatleu Spiral Soarlna .,_ DAYS WHEREWITHAL···· PAY BILLS! salE"THIN& ELSE TO DO WI"TH IT ..... Stales and Canada. gime under President Humbert.. The admllil•tratlon hu not Attbo•lb bamu bnmano car· Castelo Branco took control of and will <~ot be able to halt lrn"IO'viORR)W IU YES··· HOW ABOUT IF WE rlera Jt theoe germa are a • debt-ridden and poUtlcally mediately Brazil'• dfsutrous tnPtiT Nf.! ChECK IN AND I'D LIKE STALL. 1HE PHONE •oarce of lnlecUoo, the ~mns cbaotlc Brazil. The' otock-laklnl Halloo l)liral whlcb In the pa81 1HE BANK AND TO PAY SOME· COI\PANY ANOTHER are liPread cble!17 throt1(b lbe shows the results have been bas boosted prices as much as "THEN WE'LL PA\" l'HING ON 1HE WEEK··I NEED eQLF ... of cracked .,. ancleu qp. good. tiD per cent per year. 1HE D<XlOR AND PuiMSINe SHOES··AN' DO:; Ef'SO'.I 11-11: PIJONE BILL.. Altboaab the 1mr11 are ldllod Of parUcular pride to Castelo Since the !!rot of thla year, SILL 1"XJ! WON'T MIND WAITIN6·AND 1'.1': CAN PAY if tho -'' are hanl boiled, aon Branco, a former marshal of prices have Jumped another 40 WEU NeEO 11/E DOUGH PART OF 1HE . bolllnl, lryloc oad poaeht•c do ' the army, 18 the lac! tllot alter per cent. But Castelo Branco CLUB TAXES··· aol lnoure hlety. r,.. that reo- the first wave of arrests and hopeo t.. hold the total IDcrtase 100 ttoe ValiN Stain Pablle political . repression open de- for the year to 7ll por cent. Rtalth Service worua apfall bate has returned to the Bra- Without government restrains tile ... of ena lbal are cract- zillan conp-eso and newspapert he sayo It woul~ bave Jumped eel wb011 por<booed. are comii!C beck t.. their olfl. 144 per cent. Since cracked eggo my some- free.swlliglng atyle of crltlcl8m. Outalde JUpport lor the new limes be used In the manufac- Early fearo that army oat regime has been 41ltbutlastlc. tore ol 081 powder, aome out.- lor reform would mea11 the sup- '!be IJlllted l!taett baa okayed breaka of salmonellots bave pression o1 all t!rlllct so far a 1!10 mUUo• loan aiul Is lnstJbeen traced to unden:ooked bave been t\'oundlna. tutltlfl a ~ mDUon food-for· dishes mado with powdered Noteworth~ eo 11 the Cas- peaee program wllicb ,UI pr• egga. telo Bl'anco regime's eontlnulng fide wheat, vegetatile olls, milk After eating contsmJnoted detennin~aon t.. prest throueh and botter and other commodl08g• It may be from It hours the relortl!l oo badly nu~ed tlu. to four days before the dl..... Already approved Ia a 10.108 'l'ht triO mllHon U.S. loaD hits. Then comeo aevere abdorn- unit low-eoet. Jtousln1 pro&nm :lrom the AfeUe1 tor lnt'.ernalnal cramp, vomltin&. diarrhea aimed at city lluma, . tlolual nev.Jopment (Aii:l) prt- Gamec .,............. ....................................... .......................... ZEBCO 202 ROD and REEL COMBINAnON SALE .... ·· .. $6.66 Reg. Prlca $20.90 Reg. Price $11.90 -750x14 "New Tread" Tires· - - -fJO.OO _.. _ BERRY'S 20" Portable Window Fan Rag. Prlae $29.95 s s• ... ........... · Biackwall PIUliTa ~ Rag. $12.99 Sprinlfield 4 H.P. Ro.totiller, B&S ··.;. . . SALE '149.99 Reg.l'rlof<l69.91 Huffv 24" Riding Mower "l,,, I I INGINI WtTH ftiYIIII , WITH~ & ftl.. PftiCI ""·" - - - - - - - - - - Braves Topple yan ks 0ut 0 f Big Bear Now Has $90,718.78 PJayoff Chance For Golf Play I ·END DAMPNESS DAMAGE CONTROL HUM14 RIJ~T• •• f)f<Y "COUMAN" SALES ln...ll •n •• EC 1U:IC NEW SHIPMENT! ··1. .'011 . ... ' SEVERAL PAnERNS CEILING TILE AND FLQOR Tli..E FOR YOUR SELECTION I. t' '-~- .. ·POMDoY, (), "'J- OIASE HARDWARE WALL PANELING ' f(()T MllPl.W • •• MOL{) SERVICE LAVAN PHILLIPINE MAHOGANY TAIL KARR & VAN ZANDT Cadillac - Oldsmobile DUNEDIN, F!A (UP[) - It's Braves I 24 Spts .Sent ··I going to take some mighty fine "You'D Like Our Quality Way of Doing BusinessM The Braves f1mshed out of 1golf to dislodge Jack Nickta118 the cellar and knocked to the r f" 1 Yankee t of 1 h t' rom 1rs1 pace among WY 2-5342 Pomeroy, Ohio . 5 ou e ance . le PGA 's official money-wir;ners. for Nt ckl aus, who f"ms1·bed 1n · a _--~~~~~~;__--~""""""""""==,.,===="""=""""""""""""",d . third kplace Monday . evenmg M'ddl m 8 rna eMup game m 1 e- l tie for second place with Arnold 1 Boys' League play. Palmer in last weekend'• PGA ' Denms Ault, .commg oo . in championship at Columbus, the seventh, pitched tw~ mn- Ohio increased his official moolngs of shutout ball to wm S-4 wlnnings to $90,718.78 for the when Lee Fi<'Yd of the Yankees walked in the winlling run In The secood place tie wa• the bottom or tbe e1ghth ron- worth $9,001! to NickloUB, tho lng. Earlier that frame he same sum won by Palmer who i walked Gary Slaven then hit second place a'mong I Mike S..yre and Danny Me- the money winners with Cloud to flll the bases, then t tal walked Tom McCloud. Bobby Ni~hois picked up $18,The ~ms had battled o~ a for his PGA victory but slill ~ bas1s from t~e third nm- faDed to crack the top 10 on the 1ng as the ~raves Steve DUfloo money-winning list. fee fanned mne, walked one, Le In third . h" be . mawas andhi • t one m Is st s1x Palmeer with $66, mgs of the season. Van Mete~ by Billy Casper with of the Yankees fanned seven, d Gary Player with walked six:, hit two, In an six innings. Dunfee I Mason Rudolph, wilo finished Braves hitters were fourth in the PGA. earned two singles, Dave Boyd, Ault, $5,000 to move Into slxth piece both singles, and D. with official e.ornings of $ 38,a triple. for the year. For the Yankees, Van Meter. Chip Haggerty, Alan ham and Hawley singled, Floyd homered and twlce. HEATING AND The Senalors. with t h Yankee loss, now are third place league finishers, and will AIR-CONDITIONING I . • WIC .,, the Indians (second plat"' II & team) in a .one-game playoff, ................idtly ...... home. the winner to play the Redlegs in a three game series. flo t """ _,. I 18* ' - MllcloW, luat, Dry Yankees 301 0110 oo -4 a Braves 103 0110 01-5 5 Marold CIIIIM·, Mgr. Van Meter, Floyd (LP), _. watped : n f•Oik. Mlddt-rl Haggerty, Dunlo., Aults tWP), l.oeuot lt. and Taylor. Umpire: Art Sic> Pllono WY 2-2.511 SALE '179·99 12 CU. FT. WESTINGHOUSI REFRIGERATOR Reg. Price $239.99 S.le $199.99 with tr•de 51195 King Builders Supply Co. 290 N. 2nd AM. I } ' i ·- 1 ;1:'-':. . . Ml!(dl.,.rt, 0. .1JEHUMIDIFIER .,.. ... .,. w. d nl w..w "' Elactrtc. Uvllal lfs Ftameless! a. ,_. lfLIIiCTillC I 1HIO APPLIANC/l DbLU 1· I J/ .' . �r ! ' )' Want Ads Are Worth A·Good Look •• You'll Find Doze!'S OfBargaiDs Below! 4-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy- MiddleJ)(lrt, 0., July 21, '964 WANT AD INFORMATION ® UII.A.UI.I ... f>o ll:CIO P '\1 1\lun<l ~Y o., H.. ,_ • t'11nnea•1n" Or~<ll11" A ~ ~~~ \Inn"• ~ • CANI l!.l.t 1\II~Jr'\1 10 I' I 2 SIGNS OP QUALITY 1959 Rambler Clastic work. basement! Pomeroy BULLDOZER ADOiher coach, BUI McPe•t Wfrfi to(ethtr far the tltat lime landM>arlng, bmshtng, ponds. The Five Point Star SHtchers , a, Uolted Pnlo Wenallllll!tl met July 7 at lhe home of Found ' A football .,.,.,., wbo of' ~ Washfnlloo Redlklnll, In tralnlac. · Lowboy and bock Motor Co. I service Charles Jeffers, Ph. Twil• and Jane Ann Karr with was "woU pie~" on the ftnl up..s3ed complels aatlslactlon 'l'be Pllllbur,Jl Sllt!i«t llpt!cl over two new aequllltiOIII. m mare plajlrs 1o ttM ...,_ WY 7 tfc odvisn"· Mrs. Pat Holter and day of practice. serv~ _ Z~l:l2, Only $399 hoe (7) Mro. aetty Milhoan, In rhal'l(e. That was lhe reaction Ill lmprossed With Newcomers tracto, leavlnf nnl)' ilnebllfker McCOV, AUC'I'IdNI!:ER The meo~ng "'" coiled to or- Coach Wally Lemm of the St. McPeak was Impressed with Bob Schmitz, uarterbJcl; Tef. l'"<u D•• n l Chester. Ohio. 8 IS tie der by the pt'l'oldent Ann Hoi- ' Lou Ia Clrtllnals Monday when the speed of paso receivers ry Nofsinger 1and tllckle Lou I Radio and ht>aler. All<•"'!> , ter wbo led lhe ..;.up In the 11he National Football Leacue iAngelo Coia and Joo Rel'llllll- Michiels Ullllgned, I AUtTiflfUIIII 1956 Pontiac Star Chief rne "" ""•"•• .,_,. •• , •np rllnt Only $399 A~erican and 4-H pledges. club opened Its camp at Lakelclez, Cola was acquired lrflm Tbe defending champloo Chi· , ...-11• ' " , •. ,~"' " "' •do '".. "'""" ' <Jo........ s.m.. Hard Top Coupe. Automatic trans . Power Jteering and brak· , n 1,., •l l"n •h 1<11 ·<If;,..,., ~""" '... " I ............ . . ..... ,, t>S. Rad io and heatE"r. Cl1n :m.llord Each member present an- ~ F~;est, IlL the Cbleaeo Bean and Reman- CillO Be~rs workad on tkking ~P""..., I "'" ol>e t """' '!O' ¥ .....,P"""'"" '"' swered to the roll call "What , Eve~. came to camp Ill dex 'JIOIII lest season playlnJ and l'll!lboeka In their mlthl ... ..... .. t.hfl' .. h . ............. ,,._,.,,_,.. 11 I fl'rlte, f - " (loa1960 Chevrolet Biscayne $899 De T M Bird !me shape, aald Lemm after In Clnada, ...-ion and In the 'll1rJ\4Miil o\, C. BKAIII'IIIID I I 4 Door. 6 cylinder enaint>. Stlndard trans . Lora! ownPr. Good 0 " " l"~:!o Have .. To , Y was greeting 12 playen, lnoludlns McPeak hapes lhe newcomlbe ran thi'1JU•h dumm ll'rlmllaellle. OMI W•n• "'<+ s"'"'"• ' Feeder. Local JUdging 19 rookies, "And lor our ftrsi en will '-'<e the presmre off y · .,. · Y tirps_ White Flnith. Week-End Sperial. lll<)rG ·•r>t' 1 \:•nt& pttl I II It• Mitu mu"' l'hto• l• l:llo ~•nh dl8cuued, ;workout our veteran Olldl and O.nker Bobby MltcheU, wjlo ma,eeftrellleas To 41!11! 1.J t;tonb P"'' wt>rli ·ft>o rhr"• enn It wu announced that the . nani<en1 oere running lhelr pjlt· led the Redsldns attock for the Don Chandler adviMtl till '"rull¥f' lnol'rllnnJ 01scoun1 Dn pa1a eel' •no club received, tblrd place In terns extremely well." pest New Votk Glonls tliat he will ~XPERIINCED • d• paid fl'lthll' 11 dan "",..eN evc:s. , ,011 ~ ...... I the potato chip sale, Mrs. MilWonder if Wally will be In The Bay Pachrs un· tire leal the 1 b 1 I'H"'NI\'!o • Ut\i"I"L :AftD o• AUTOMOBILE POMEROY. OHIO ARIBI _ tl fm !i1 wnr<t '"In I ' hoan collected the lee ":""' tho same frame of mind II the der the watch!ul eyes of Vi!ICO to"':.ttend 10 ch~ =~~= •mum . lttort> ao<1 11lnna. Wnl'<l lr ' i each member so that the 4-H era Cards blow thelt openlnii game J,omhardl, worked on blocking Interests In Tulsa Olli Inti! 0,.~ lf'1 t!OUfta. rould join the Ohm Audubo)l lto the Ilollas Cowboys In the and peu petterns. The squad the week durift& U., • •. r. -a.turd.a L:IO it Ill t o ~.tl&• t-' M Oall) For S1le y --J-1.:31 · fl '1 ,,.. eonl" AND FOR SALE Club, ,Cation Bowl Sept, 127 of 34 vetel'8D! -lftd 23 rookies Chandlu asked 11 ha roold IT' S SO !:"!>~ ' : ENGLISH Shepherd collie d.iit I - -rQ t'I .AI t. A Refreshments were served. ; return to Tulsa alter -•c~ aa~ I RJ!:SUL-1 . Pftl II lUI :IN/1 ' for sale. $25.00 , Delbert Gaul, I WHY PUMP your sluggtoh set>, The group enl'?'ed plclurea of and rejoin the Giants oiJ 'Nmt. W IIINT A.I"'J I Chester Star Routfl . j tic tank . Gel Klesn-Em·"-11.! historical places In Washington, day r... pracUce and lho week7 21 3tp Septic Tanl< Cleaner. Land· D.C. which wert shown by Mr. end game. Coocl! Allie Sher· \ PHONE WY 2-2157 ' USE ONE C t Sh 1 mark Farm Bureau . Porn"' Hor~ce Karr · Lenora and man's reply was 1 firm "no,·~ 1 •, o our arpe am8 29 sorc I WY 1-2143 Pomf!raY. 0 pooers FREE with 8I roy. 1 Lo'l'hmae MMI~hae4-LH PI R' On other Ironia: The bottoit e e'i• easure r Uons opened their traiulnJ Lustre Carpet Shampoo. NEW AND used clothing Sold PIANO tunina Newman Bul' ' Card of Thanks ders held 1 meeHng on July 13. camp with 25 rookies and 28 8 Bakeor Furniture, Middleport al Pearl Hawthorn~· ~ 1 ~t. dette, Middleport. WV 2Mrs. Morgan and Mrs. Downie veterans on band to ~lve I 7 21 6tc Mortah Ridge. Roome. Ohio, 1248 IS 301e 6 I WISH TO thank every one for 1 - .Route 2. Wl-!1-30'14 6-27·31ltc · are advisors of ti!J: ll'OUp, ~ By United Prell lnternadonal Philadelphia 12 37 Jilf , . , physlcalt, · ,Don Shula led the ,_ I FOR SALE - 19.>9 Ch•vrol'!l ,_ ---1 HF.A TING Plombhl1 M•efter monstratlons on oroemans, P Amerte•a LfaJUO San Francisco 54 41 39 ,SBI , , , contact Baltirqore Call! throuJh heavy the ftow,ero, cards, and ' were flven by the lollowmg W L OB Cin · ti 51 5" Z" drills Joe Kuh•rl"" • · I pain Conertible New top 19M Sky Line 10x50 ft 3 bed· I · 1 , received while in the / booL, New glide, room . C a II n'"1""!.... members: D. Manuel. A. Wll- Baltimore 56 ,H 47 43 coach of Phllad;lp;;j; ' Mtlgs Memorial HospitaL My ~ ,,' ··-·· K Morgan M Jones R 7 1 12 grateful thanks also lo nr.l new pain anu 348 •ngilfe, Gail SH 2-4431. tc troy Pbooe In' ,son. , G h c' D • d Chicago 5! 34 .618 10 Pittsburgh 15 42 .517 ,6 Eagles, continued his search ~ Butrlmus and Staff of nur_se~ Millrr r.arage WY 2-3196. K1oes. T. iOOC ,1\''11·. ayD an New York 53 34 .609 1~ St. Louis 47 44 .516 6 for players to take over the 1 Jam own- IMinnesota for . their wond erful Sf'rv1ces · - - -- -- -- -7·18·3tc I • C Williams. 17 ;5 .511 10 , Chica•o 45 46 ~ 71> six posltiono left open aller tht to ~. Mr and Mrs. Olivf'r ROOM house , 31 arrf's, one f', 'r. Detroit 44 48 .500 11 Los AngeiH 45 46 .495 8 off-season trds ...the PackWI Bailey, and their daughters, I halt mile off Lan~sville DexThe Chester Band Aids ga- ,Los Angel" 47 'Ill ,495 Ill> Houston 42 52 .447 IZI> aaked waivers on rooklo Jiuihl sandra 3 nd Sheila, for their , ler road , Lawr.nce R11pe SH hered at the Chester Grange Boston 15 49 .479 13 New York Tl 66 .210 Tl Mike Hlcka of Marshall (W,Va,) Li ndnPss tn me while at their , 2-5.1:12. 7-18-:llp Hal~ on July~ - Mrs. Paul Bauer, Ch~veland ~ f\0 .438 18"h Monday'• Jtnultt 1Col1ete. adviSor, wasfor'" the charge. The cenpre> Kansaa Washington 36 51 110 .373 23 Chicago 6. Sa ~nuadSCO - - -· • ----h_M1lf' . Mtl)' Gnd AI efl~ you GOOD used l"!'rri~eorai(lr_ Very. ect lesson evening City 34 .370 23 • 0 all Mr< . A. H. Bailey reasonable. WY Z·ri227. tered on the review of all the M d , R It ClnclnnaU 6 Phlla 2, nllht 7 21 lie , • on ay 1 esa ' Houston 4 Allleles I ntaht 7 17 6tp pl'<'vJous lessons. II members Detroit 7 Boston 5 night Onl bed led • - -- - -- -- t E h be . , ( Y games sc u l Notice HOME GROWN tomatoes, bewere presen , .ac mem r r.. Chicago 8 Los An1eies 0, night Taeoda •o Probable PltchtN tween Harrlsonv."e and Pa~e ported on lhe topic they had (Only games scheduledi Y · I I R chosen for their demonstration Ta·-•a•'o ~~ble pu·hN e w York at Clncllmatl · . 1 town Who rsa e or re!a 1L U· nu, .. ,u.,. IK - · .. ,..h S t1 rd 1 I WILL NOT he •esponsiblel' fus Orend-. Phone SH 2-4780 and poster tnpics. The next Kansas City at Minnesota (,.,. t) II • (5-13) VI. fOr an)' de bls contrHcted by I 7 16 file meeting w,as scheduled for July (night) - Santiago ((1.2) va, Jahn\4-Jlj..hl t Mil k anyone other •han myself. - ---; - - ,. 13 Twala Karr p (10.?) e ,.... a a wau ee 8 ••med, Thonla" J. ,,1ar"l'nko. SfNf.ER Sewmg. Machm. e, com· , ,Jul aocua 1 , (night) - Mahaffey (8-4) VI, PT PLEASANT Arral-. .,.... , , The Charmettes y 9 meet. Los Angeles at Chicago 2 Fischer (7• ' •·-51 , t Lo A I ReedsviJle Ohio. 7-18·31p ' piPiely electm·. Eqmpped to ng was held at the home of (twi·niahtJ- Belinsky (7-~J and H before Justlct! of Peace A, ___ ·_ . housework zig zag, moke buttonholes their adviaor, Marge Keebaugh. M-er (H) VI. Bushard! (7-4) o f ' ton a s uge oa , Goodwin on various ch,rses WOMAN for light sew on buttons, and do fancy Their project lesson toplco were and Petero lll-4J, (nlihi)-Bruct! (10-4) or Yellen were: Wayne Bayliss. Hum· aod rookin~. One in family slitches. Fully guarnnteed. I , , nell nd , (0-G) vs. Drysdale (J2.11), $10 and cosls lmprojler 1 WY ':uno 7 17 tfc payments of $7.50 or discount walking, 'ttmg, sta Ill· a Cleveland at ~IUmore Z Chicago at sa n Franc18co Jose h La,.'rence Hed· L( lSE WF.fraiT •afely wilh for rash. Phone WY 2-2204. atooplna properly, Each of these (twl-ntght) - Krall<k (9-4) and (nlghtl - Buhl Ul-5) vs. p Obi ..., nd were demonstrated and the Donovan (4-7) or Stan1e (3-1) 0' •~ a Dt>•-A Oiet lliPiets . Only ""' , - _7-2~-6tc girls practiced doing lhem pr<> vs McNally (7~) and Barber ry (_7~). !iablng wltbout license; at vour drug ;tore: • 3 lOic ; PF.ACHF.S ready nnw . Come perly _ Janet Frank Reporter. P 1 t II bur ih . It St. McDaniel, West Co15 At ·'J'OM<~Bfl.E !.;~.;;,;;;;; ~~<en 1 Pick your ow". $3.00 a bu Pla~s lor lheir Meigs County W.;.hlngton at New York (night) - Gibbon (Sol) va, GeorJe McDaniel, Weal ca rwe llf'd? •.ost \lour o~ra Bring containers . Four miles Fair exhibit were , discuued (niBht) - Stenhouse (0-5) VI. deckl ~:~~tw'l Gamet WestL1CoyolumWibttl,a, M~rrylrwr·, ~"""'"! c.~ w~ 1-!lltM w••l of Cool ville on RL 5(J whan the Rock Spnncs Busy Bouton (11-11, York at Ctnclnnati night b., '· lliltlt at Blue Sunoco Station. tum ~ees held their July II moe~- !l"ll'olt at Boston Phila at Milwaukee, ntg'ht on 1~~ •• oofrIPil ·nne milt, WedgP Frui 1ng at the Lottie Leonarda WICkersham (12-6) v•. at •··eles. nl""t , Robe "c'"'J p Help 41/anted Farm. 7 14 tfc home, Mary Radford gave a queUe (lol). ~.. •" • rt arr, t. 11 ROOM Slid mvalid supdemonstration How to Set the Wedftetday't Games at San Francisco $10 and. ctl.!Jts, lntox:M:-' \ T CUTTER. Must be r~l i- pi if's an1 auls tor vour com Table." Connie Radford, Repor- 1 City at MiMesota, nl&ht at St. LouJJ, nteht Thelma M. Blain, Gal· <1bJe, neat in appearance and I f,,rf V..e C"torr->y a rc mplt>fe ter . i Angeles ~t Chicago, nJ.aht $2~ and CO!ts, f' W"•" ienred in self SP rvire . llnf' II t'rUkht-~ wheel chl!lrs Slides on Table and in- I at Baltimore, night v. Stump, Contact Lynn Hart. Racine1 comm•H.I.-s urinals. unde troductions were shown National LfDIUf W, ...50 and Fo«< Marke.t. _·_·_ 1 21 31c . I pad' bPd pans el< Rolle Pauline AtkiM and Mrs. W. L. Pet, Improper pusJna; Fred 1 - hou--e"'"" M'd Jewell, advloors of the •Y United PeeBI latemadonal Kearneoville, c. - Woman M•tldlt>-agt'd for Pharmal':v · wv 2·.);JOU and coats foll.-1.... !!, too \~o·i-k . Reference requ 1rcd I diP.purt 6-2fi-:VIt.c onville Girls 4-H Honor Reporter. American Loque , ....' 1 P~ooP WY 236f!6 for interview: !REPO.'iSESS ED Automalic Elee· l when these 4-H'•ro met ooJu- The Racine Jolly 1001100 231-7 13 Rlcbord W. Wise, Indl: 7 ZO 3tc ' lrolux Vacuum Cleaner. Com' NEED wat•t for livestock, u. s. CIVIL SIRVICI TISTII' I Iy 10 at the , Il~lhered In the Racine 120 0201100--512 $10 Eat;ta·w~ 1 plete set of cleaning attach- household use, lrrli!otlon, Granee Hall. Potato chip mon· dist Church Annex on Reran, Shen'y (7), and · "".:..tleao dtl LOOK lNG FORt SICURI ent s Jd for ver SlM treatimrt We'll lhg , your 'lll2.oo :•:::.~- ~r= ~DJ:: ey was collected following the 'Miese 4-H'ers worked on and Roarke, Freehan eGI11 011 • , V• . JOB m new () · ponds and lakes Free unm TtlftQIIntS• or Joba . potato chip aale. KeMy Carsey 4--H projects. Junior Fair Radatz (9) and charge and ttO ancl costs 1'111t11 to. u s ct•u ••rvtu '•-'• Gl u8• 7rantP tto pal~y5(JaPsshumne. mates _ Fair p;icea -Good :::;_ nt:~:,.e:m.~:':11 !n unn;-=.land Allan Gibson were present tries were discussed, An (IJ.-5). the chup of no operaforllayeo's · . , 1 n paymen !I o ~o at•rt•~. r"· ,,..mrnt• wru• ron"v ,_ thel r1e d --~1 (' ") Pau"- Helen , • llour tod und...- ln•t-.-u<"l.l nn rl••• ' WY 2-2204 7-2~tc work- Prmopl service. Phone!' lllllnr n•m• - I!Gdrla lnd pllon• I1-U repor1 on r expe nces 1or 1our ozen lleW e ;r;J ,,. ... ,jnn L.lno:-oln SE-rvt~:• li:t• ahlllll . . I write or stop by. ~.umet W. ~r:~~n~~:.~~· Ben 4811 Th• at 4-H camp.- Margie Warner, was placed. Th'se are to G. Thomq, $1.11 8Dd ~' dplr-.:~ utta. WINDOW anr porch shades, all1 Shule.r . : ontra('Ung, 342 Page Reporter. Klki by the ml!mbers. _ stlcker; Albett kinds h'Ch va.lance and St, Middleport, Ohio. Phone I-~ I Noti The Leadin& Creek Helpers Wllcolen, Reporter, Angeles 000 1100 1100-- 0 9 Appl<l Gruve, ~0 , ?For Sal& or Rent awnings Venetian blinds and WY 2-3:43. 7 17 6tc -J:II ce met at the home of Jean and On July 10, the Bill 100 004 401:- 9 12 cools, deleetlve brakes; reuoirs. Free estimate. Dale Jane Schuler for their July 7 Boys met at the home of McBride Bowen, Jr., ~ Wlllllllll ' Wippe, Suppi) 215 Unio• Ave, FOR ANY kind of ~·ront • end Town Loto :.~·.~A.'\', tho , ...,., [ meetina. Tbe fii'OUP entertained Harold Lohoe. Tbe proj,K1 (7) and Rodprl. were eacl! flnod ~0 HOUSE for rent or sale, by Pomeroy, Ohio, loader, or Lack - hoe work. or Rlld-vlllt, MaJ.- cw•tto Ohio. on Ifive visitors. Cathy Harrison oon was 00 rope splicing. and Martin. LoterCO!tB on a treBpassia& monthly . payment! on land, • .. a~~ We use 4-wl,l:!e l rlrive equip- one which lot J• 11tu•t• the re.s- 1 (' •) 1111-Burl _. De v-1.... buff.._1 .... v ~A~ -oJ~JtC 4••~•. •nt~ oa• lot 11 unlmprov•d. and showed dish towels, a bean baJ, Sheets demonltrated "How 0"'• •-•• ~aw~ contract, 532 Mill Street, Mid· l;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,l ment. Phone WY 2-3243 F.m. :~:=-~ l;t~n::"•o: ft.u:~·,: ~h~ a'1d pot hold&r. Jean Schuler Make A Short Splice, Bye cotta.'"1Intoxication: Har_ dleport. Phone WY z-5282. B 5 I met w Shuler, Contracting. hra.rt ot Rfldflillt. ww II!OIIIIder showed an apron. 'nleir next ee, .,nd s-u....t Crown."' (Only game~ scheduled) Gene Patrick, Pt. Plea_ _ _ _ _ __:B::_.,!Ii=._:tl~c:_ ig Freezer a e 342 Pa•e St Middleport IIIPI.rlle otten. WeiJ lldlp&fd , 0 r N ........ ' - --· Is --~ ... d • !I ., • 110mm•r11!1•1 u•• or for llou•lnf' dav•l· meetilll wlll be at Dixie WRJI18. nifer Lohse reported on a ............... _. cuu COli .."' 6/fll. ays ~ 7 1 1 41 All Slaes • S•le Priced : ... home . -Jane Schuler, Jte.. e&mpo _ John Lohse, 101 000 004--- e 10 intomcaUon chaq'e; · 7 12tc _ __:lnsurtnce.___ FRIE ICI CREA,. R I E t I F •-1 ... ·Ohio, at ••,... a-t •• porter. With advllor Mra, Mary ' 100 030 ooo-' If Davia, Pl. • IN'Itfl •very New Fr"ur OJ ea s a e or ..,. • u·-~ 1814. For furtl!.lr lntor. th B M Danle _.... -•n- __•...._ ......._ JOHNSON, Slmpsa tnsuranef! F,....er-Retrlger•tor Comb. _ matloft ll!ont.aet lite und=MThe ·Harrisonvllle Boys ~H In eharse, tb1 members a! e rGJlio, e 1 (6), ._..., - • •-"-Hw-...r.A(eocy, ln. All fol'!lll 01 In _ ~~~:..;·., th; '"· Club held their July 10 mest1111 Bashan Farnierettea dlacuased and Rozllovsky, Bertoli beer to minor; Jallltl ~· Jim Jolmsoa and I uS&D FREEZER BUYS FOR SALE - 5 room house t.u.,. "'"•"· lithe Horrlsonvllle Grqe Hall, their requirements for local Sbaw' (9), Pierce Moadowa, Pl. .._. 1'1\HRF• .,,., ...._ w111 r~r .c ...·p•..o • • l>nl">ll•·•linn '"" ' I L 0 4 Door Hard Top. Brown and bt'IJe fini5h . Standard trans . ~ . oo ~~<Hd "' ... n<ertln~ Pomeroy Motor Co. .... ~~~ @) twtt::sons, Wheel Aliqnment - ::n, I t ~ltOO Brake Service I BlaeHnars ue: .- a~d ~s, ~... NGs I I I - p~ I MA1m1,'*!._~ro-Poa>'· 11-- ~oblle ~me. .m ,,,Mil~:::.. :5~ 5~ •word JMy satisfy teclmleal pur- miiiUICUie In potoadlll. lata, Ulll P~J-TV Ja, wlthou. 1111 Tile Clluaol - · ·• va tone and form lmpoaecl by ...,.. Jolmson sian on ~'l'\"1 merclaiJ, 'not reaUy televlalon "Vacation Playb'"111" Aut. 3 In u we know II. II II wllatem II 1 ccmedy aboul u Amerlean practiced. Alld In lbo ,.... to wbo runa an eoeort burnu In come, wileD a wall of a ¥lew· Par!J. •, -1--4 er'o bome oventualb' 11 Uled u Comedian Jaclde MUOII "'oot a screen to brlJir all tbUI DOW lor the Ava. lS New Chrllll By IIICI. 00 BROW Uonol SCllle iJ a ~Ina 0111 for treaiJ Into the howe, the d.. Mlnatrela, pl'Oflram on NBC-TV, . tlal... rr- IDienlad_. the minority VIdeo audience, ocrlptlon of "televlllon" will not rather than th• Alii. I pr.. HOLLYWOOD tUPI) - Pay whlcl!, because of tho advertlo- only be limited but lnapproprJ. mlere, .Henry Mancini, com-JIAIINfY itlevloion which came to West 1111 structure of "free-TV," has ate. We are talklna here of an poser of "MOlin River'" and lhe 1.o4 Ang;les c1ur1ne lhe week- aotten the bacl; of the hand un- Olllirely new ft>rlrl of entertaiD- ocores of "Pole' GU!UI" and fE WORE end, Is makl1111 a number of der the p,...nt system, ment and loal11lne wblcl! 11111to1 "Breakfast ,at Tiffany'!,~ ~r- ro) ~~fz~llE; points, lhooa amo111 them : --5TV, which opens In San all that bao aone before aeom Dnea ~ same network • On l< -The abeenoe of cpmmorclals Fran~aco on AU(. 14 and has Parade' serleo July 31. lmpoees the hardship of taste hQP<!S of national expansion, is on vtewera who switch back to really heine done an injustice lhe blaring pitches of the '"' when It Is described as "televln. .._ AOIIOia rall-..>d and mlmamed "free- i cert or ~ mllslcal revue without LB.-t. atupl4 TV.·• constant reminders and inter>'Otort 22,8b&Jto. -Because the proi!Tams of ruptions o! commercials to take the new operation, Subscription us away front our lnvolv.ement. t.Apoek b J& ts.Bone: 1elovlalon Inc, !STV), are Only the fact that the pro- 10. animal Conteet. o.nat. tranomltted by cable rather grams come ool of a television of •peed G.FO<Iltutlo 11.Ho-o than by the airwaves, the color set, by way or a show selector, U. Ciauea Slugglab T. Jl"rozeu. letler sYstem seems vastly superior 1relates this new operation to 13. 14. Sloth W'it.ter In qullllty and beauty to that video as olherwlse currently l~. Place &.a.lilhd employed by the networks and on at the m!>lllent - It Is being 17, Anoeotor ~-.. oflrieh t. Alloyot' IDj!al ;lt!Uons, at a baseball game or a movie 18. Shoots, bAblas coppep tanta -Whether or ne-t STV makes or a play or a lecture or 1 conI!N ONE:. at soldiehr, udziDO 10. Artista' OF THE:. from a It, the prospect of a pey·TV op- slon" at aiL · For though the u.scau..LOWEST eratlon such atB this on ' na· !8. ct>Dunoa RENT II. Walkfac "I I I' -- ·-· ··- ..............._ •. .. - ;:::.. \sw1~ Lm'e Scores I re-I... ~- ~ esti-~ •PPC~Int.d. ..., 0 "'"" I I 1 o I m:~c~':• C"r~w~l~"; ': r~J~~by's ·.·~· A.~ . I I .......... * .,>a.. " vw,.iltlhe, bRaethaso'nla¥'blea.crPehoMine'neWYr,. ~=~ WVonoott. 14"• !VIrgil Akins. their adviSQr, de"'"·""''-'" monstrated "Tylna Knoll", The 2 7-31-Jip -&'iSi. LEGAL NOTICE potato cblp sale 111011t!f was c<>lNICE BUILDING lot, vtew of The Board of Trustees of llected. Kenny Csr8ey and Allan river, oo Lincoln Hill, 80xl65 Orange Tawnohlp, Meigs Coun-' Gibson reported on their f-H ! For Sale Walter Gmes<., ~i.' ty, •bmlto Ill amual budget camp e1perlences. - Rlcharcl ~·w~~~ - • - • • • vorview Drive, WY 2-:IZ:tD. for pubUc hoarlng at the office Womer, Reporter. 2, large bedrooms, bath and SINGER Sewm~ machlnM, 7 17 ~tc of the Cleric On July 13, the Chester Fann kitchen. All newly decorated . new, $59,5() up. Several used . Orauge Townohlp Trustees, Boys met at the home of Jerry Call WY 2·2864. machloes at bargatn prlcetl. FOR SALE iD MiddlepoM, ' i Nina Robinson, Clerk and Jack Frederlcl;. Roo Cia==="""==--,--:7:.2=1:.6::tc::_, I The rabrtc Shop, ~Inger Sales bedroom brick noose, 21 7 21 lie landis 'the adviiiOI' lor these f-H MODERN HOUSE, 6 rooms and ana Servl.e, Pomm>y, Ohio, baths. lol and a ~au, out of boys, JOf!Y Bailey aave a report bath, 138 Lincoln R~- C a I I WY z.228f. t 21 tfe high waler · N•ce locauon. on forestry. Electrlcl!y was lhe wY 2-3020. 7 17 trc See by appointment. or caR REAR GRAHAM loplc for l!:arl Hunt'l r«port, FURNISHED rooms for male M1rine Supplies WY 2·2885 or WY 2-3250, . A group from the area were Charles Frecktr preoanted • (61 10 tic In Colut Sur,day e'," ·ing demonltratlon on the "Parts ol !"12ntesrs.FIIChookAing PphrivilegWesY, l'i FT. CENTURY inboard run· IN SYRACUSE three bedroom to hear Billy Graham Among a Trei,". t members were pre• , t ve,7 17 one a-bout, 2I) years old, 170 , 2-5435, 6tp Complete equipped, L 1hp, k e modem home.• near sd!ool, those making the trip were Mrs, sen! to ""101 -.· I 181J!e al ooftbaU, new condi'Jon Book value Mbeandtem hl!rul lotedl , •72•11 ""!~ Elmer Wickham, Pomero), and Refrealuilonll w're llfl'llad. On TRAILER SPACE lor rent, · mg, argo ot • -· July 20, tl!e boys wiD meet at 11 1 16 tv. Ft. Unloo I I lfc CHIST ~REEZIR - 1100 --------=-~· :ZO Cv, Fl. FrlJidoire for Rent CHEST FIE ZER - SlSO ..-AI...,--;..;..._-~-oiitS!ae . Pomeroy Lindmark ;.:;,:"~u."•'·· room. 1 wv ,.2111 Jo,. C.rsoy, M" Bud Simpson, Apn1a. "".:.::....::::, I I !Ice at $2,496 or besl offer. W974, Evenlnp 7 to 9 p m Will take car, boat, or CUD W" ~1 ' 6 2 'tic' in trade. Phone Athen., LY 3-202. or sec at WlleOllen Ml- FOR BALE-Middleport's tall· rlna In Belpre, Ohio, 7-!Ute '"t bUlldbtc, located 352 N, 5 27 14 It Flbreglass so hp Second Street, Mllldleport. 4 ROOM apartment with bath. motor oover, trailer. CH 7- ~ for quick .ale. InPbono WY USBS, 2401 George Yonker Le· quue at Ohio Hotel. 10 16 Uc ==::::·-,,.,----=,5_;6:_U::,c:__ tart' Falls. ? i7 6tr THRF;E and tour roo~. furnlsht> ..._.. ad pd ~ apart. GUERNSEY cow, 7 years old, Livest~ menbl: WY Uf3f 12 6 If< very genUe, can be milked WANTED TO BUY: Yoong MODERIII 4 room •nd bath by child. Lawrence Rupe. polled Hereford bull. Service 7 lurnlsbe<. apartment, Phone SH US32, -lwtp age. E, A, Dodderer, CoolvU WY U874, G 12 Ue KILL TI!:RMITI!II IIDfl ..-ct le, Ohln. ,-18-3tp Ia..., and shnJbt lrflm 1 . FIJRNJSHED and unfurnished wltll ARAB U<to-ft eo....... W1ntecl To luy apal'llllenll. 1!4 Mulberry lrttlo, ICJns llaiJ4tb 811 p pI 1 · Avo. Ph. WY 2-6615 Homer ea. Mlddloport, Oblo. SCRAP Iron and baderles, Ph. llyooll. 6 25 tic 'f l U. WY 7 II 6tp ersville, Rt 124, Phon• WY 23321. 7 16 :tOte FOUR ROOM furnished ap.rtment. Phone WY 2_3658. "'""=~-,.---~,:::__::;.tfc boa~ S.~il. Pleasan~~ t-H judglnJ wbon these ~H'ers (9) and CraOO.IL tiiii and cesta, peJ'!Diltq held their July t m8e11nc at'lhe (1·1), ef non-lntoxi"-U., beer .IO Sutton Methadlll Church. , HR - Cepeda, minot: Marlin Meelt, Delf· Ia Bailey IBYe a d<monstration Oblo, ~0 lnd 1!1!11&: Shll"Makin& Pancakn OUtdoors,"BIHe, Rt. 3 Milton; J!IB June Bush Reperter, 100 0101100--2 Beaver, Leon and eu.1b• The Five Point Star Clnn. 000 022 llllt~ 10 Weethee, GalllpoUs Ferry ~· met Jul,y 8 at tha hame of (8) and fined ~0 a1ld OGila on and Barltlra Bfllley with McCool of lnloalealloa. or, Mra. Betty Mllhoon, in Chllr-181111 .e. RoD ' call was laken, ·~I~!~Loa~ -Betmett (f.7). AcrJON FILED membora, 1 atlvlsor, and • Pavletlcl!, PLEASANT - A civil JIUOIII ware present. Etch ' for iDdlbllltllllll ' bas IWOred by acflnc out • · GOO 4410 ooo- 4 8 flied Ill tilt . _ or tho commercial. , tile Jlrls Alllelee 0110 ·008-1- 1 tl~~=~t Clelt. 'l11e actlm Is asked to , bave lbelr Oweriii1 W~ (7) and Pl8atle Prod- • fly. boolat .compJolttl by lhe MQOUer, Reed (5), , R. a m-""· date, llelreslunents (1'), Pernnootl (8) and 6 .\118 ~.. ,.... homemade Ice cream ClllliQl <•>• vo,.. cabs, and koo~al\1 were (Wl- Loatjr~ ~don of Gallipolta; Mrs. Daisy Jaoper, Mrs. Ray S.lden•bel, Mrs, William SliOUfler, 'VIr>. Dale Vlippel and daU(hter, Shirley, Mrs. Leroy Rusche! , , Pomeroy; Mr1. Clyde Winebrenner, Middleport; Mrs. Viotor Yoong and daughter, •· ;ron, Pomeruy; and Mrs, • ems JusUo ond son, Dale and Mrs, Edith Fo• of Mason, w va. Frederick, Reporter. Mrs, Mllholn Linda Bntn's borne provided 011 1111 proper lhe meetllfl''plaeelor the River. The flril were shclwn vlow 4-ll Club 011 July 7. Mra, per way to wash the ba!r, Walter Brown and Mrs, Don proper halr atylt, and ibUe Myero. l!dvllon, dliCUSIOd lhe to wur. - Lenora lll!ll.ouillill completltin of the projecla lqr Michael. ' local Judllnl. Lindo 11row11 clemonllntled "How to Mok.e HI- . VISIT IN PORTLANII waUan Cow,'' a nuJr11iou1 drink. Vllltors the past at , 4-H camp wao dlpased. It wu the home of Mr)'Mtl =~'II · 1 reported that lour membera, ~'~"' .Brewer hav~ blon .lfl"lr 4! ON MINI!IIWEEPEr. Ia Myers, Patty DOrat, Kathf lel •and ..u-ln-liiw, Fraok Ferrell, oloctriclan•s Chlehelter, and·Joon Wbltellead Mra, ~ ~":~~~;.7.~:~ mate ~ .olau, USN, son of atlendad callip. Melble 8l'OWII ~. Now : \ MH. •· C. Ferrell of SyrocuR, tho redrfatlon: 1 ,,ftl. ~.ey vlall>od 8ii'Ier, Ia a crewmember of the ocean lreshmeniJ were Jlllm:J!Il!y, LID- Mrs. i:lytle · ._ · 'O·Iher, I _J m1De1-P' USS Aqresslve da Brown. 'l'hHOc4-H ;liN llill) Wattrfor~. .. with lbe Slllb Fleet in lito Mod- meet at the M¥era :liiiiDit fill' Mra, !Wold Brrilof ~aD~·il lleltaneBD. lltolr .iAD Lq IW!pg,, ---. !llle,es fvr ___._J [provided ~;. -l!rli· - ' "1 'L.----;...."'-.;;:..;.;..;,:;~~..,.;;.---__,-1 ABOUT .IT ....... :lt-- ltft:.k 28.Greek OISTRCTS OF THE NATION'S ,.., A.ttllctlon CAPITAl. ""' Acratuity -.c,o .... mmltq 21. Struok on. theheoti:IL 'th~ Loa f~ATL~I~ANKlE PEDDLER At\1' SHE WU2 1ELLIN'Me .... l2o Brt.tle.- Wce oqaa. 311. The Ortlllt 88. Pauage.. wa.y• ..... between 38. Like :19. Warp·yara to. Street: a.bbr. <I, KJnoly 44 . COndition. 4f. To Incline t.S. Catcher of ee1a fl. Satiate 50, Cloteto DOWN J. 8tJ'81l&"e but pleali.nr J.FootedviiM DAJJ,y CRfl'TOQUOTE- Here'• bow to work it: AXYDLBAAX:R .. LONQPELLOW One letttr llraply .lt.arua: for uotller. In thla aamp1e A .. uted tor the three L'.. X .fDr the two a., ete. Sihtle letters, apcy .. trophies, the lenJth and tormatfou. ot the WOI'dl!l are all hint& J:~ da.y tbe lOde lette~ arc difterenl • "They were Just made far eaoh other ••. wit at with ~Ia allowance and her tendency to overeat!" :7) , -- - I ..... .__, ~ . 6Al8!SSIE OFF WIF A 0 All Y CROSSWORD SeVefaJafe Arfat•gne d Jn JP Court Loa • Television Revue I4-H Club News [ 'Well-Pleased' -- ~Leinm luslnes~ S.rvlcet • .•, \ '~ WJ~H RADIO PRfKlRAI'd LOG \IONDA Y THROUGH f'RIDA Y 4 ·3(1 ~ - 00 lnterchang1 Community Newt 6 00 Sign On, M4sk01 Clock 5 o:; World, Nltional New1 6:30 News Headlines ~ 4;32, l,lu8leal Clock 7:(111 Be Still & Kno\. 7:01 Newo 7:ila 7:30 7:32 7:45 8 1111 Musical Clock News Headlines Musical Clock Word & Testimonr Ohio ValleJ Newa 8 Oft World, National New11 8 10 Spot11 I I! 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Merlin Teet! 3:00 Sotwilay Matlnea us NewoBeat 12:30 Music Just For You 1:00 BillY Grabam 4:1S Blaettnar ShoW·Tu05. 1:35 Lulber111 Hour I' 00 Dtscfn~ With f>oss 4:30 Top Ten Revue 4:30 Local Newo 2:00 Tho Cburdl At \'Work 5: DO New• Summary 4:1>4 Bowline SCtlrell S:OO Country B,yma Timers 5: Ii Publlc Service 1:00 News 5:30 World Ill Review 5:30 Dinner Mu~ic•le 7•30 Sip 011 1:00 Baptist Hour e:oc Sign orr .· . IAnJRDAY 7:00 SliD 011 GUESS IHERF:'S 'YEr-:14. rve: ~m:w~ 'll t-110 f;OU-<S CLP1~>11H' ~SHOULO lofOLL, ..... Al.J.ClYs ~t.J<.e WHO EO""'l& WG<!E T~ . l~ IT'S BAOf T~'e'f OR0~£0; JUST SHUT \JOE'S S'ltlRIF:& ~ QE'r 'Sa~Q~D 6V TH• ~ ~~<iE.R Tl--l&lR: I!VES AM' IT'lL I TIMID, TOO! eoT DIOM.'T IIOU(Q lo'JHO liK£0 JO:i'S StORIES WR_rrE IN. 'I'£eY SQ~ t!EVER TOUCH THI:M , t-IEVEJ?~ <CRIME NEWS! h RAEaURN VANIUREN �(,- •I i, • &-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mlddle!JO rt· 0 ·· J u1Y .1. 1984 -- -- ~- - Dally SenUnel, !'omeroy-Middleport, 0., July 21, 1864-7 Shower is Given at Eastman Home For Bricle-Eiect Ruth Ann Brothers A shOWt!f waa given Friday Brickles, Mr!l. Marlene Harrl· night at the home of Mrs. fto. 11011, Mr.~ . Thelma Cbase. MrS bert Eastman. Cliester Rd., for , Thora Blackwood. Mrs. HaLe! Miss Ruth Ano Brothers. bride- IBlackwood. M" Della Riffle, elect of Mr. Charlea P. Rtffle. Mrs. Helena Howett, Miss A white aD<! pink umbrella Riffle Mrs Janie• •-•1 fro a Jean ' . with strearr.ers ,._.. ng m R t Mrs Rena Ughtfool light over a table covered with eu er. · od, and a large white beU wltb Mrs. Ida Qtrlsty,. Mrs. H~• the many lovely ill" were plac· GeogleiD, Mrs. Wm';,';~ s Cal~ ed and a large whlle bel wlUI Mrs. Faye Pratt, s s~ers In an archway were Kloes. Mrs. Bernice SaxMtoo, ti Mrs. Marcelene Strauss, rs. usro for decora I":. lth prlz. Florence Msyhugh, all o! the Games were p sr... w Pomeroy area. es going to Mrs. Marlene Harrl· Mr Hazel Wilson and Miss 11011 , Mrs. Carlll l.ohrer, and eot.."~ WU.oo Logan. Mrs. Mrs. Thelma Cbase.. Alter Mlso Carla Lohrer 'and Mr's. Lllllan Brothers opened the gifts, cake, VI • Atbens· Mrs Carolvn . cb and mints c.ers, , . 'Ice cream, pun CuUums, Columbus; Mrs. Flor· wt're served. ence Henry ())auocey; Mrs. Invited guests were Mrs. Lo- Gloria Aod.;,son aod daughter, rain King, Mrs. Sadie Carl, Leslie, of Paris, Pe.; Mrs. Ber· Mrs. Sandy Carl, Mrs. Judy nice Riffie, Mrs. Gladys BroCsrl, Mrs. Mabel Brickles, Mrs. then and the honored gues~ Louise Harrl!OD, Mrs. Iona Mlsa ' Brothers, ' Miss Zumbach Four of I 0SEO Counties Show Sales Tax Increase foUl' In$lde Trib Mon. eat ,two-week collections from July Four of the ten southeastern ' t to July 11 , 1964 and July 1 to Ohio counties showed higher IJuly 12 follows ' Athens - ,110,· figures for the f!rst two weeks 4011.7!, 110.097.30. Gailla - 16,· or the current fiscal year over 1688.03, $4,626.55. Hocking - $5,- the same period last year in 404.ZS, $4,626.3t. JacksoH17,· sales tax collections. Showing '279.98, •12 ,599.51. LawrenN' - increases were Gallia, Meigs. 119,4113.04, 110,7~1.!0, Meigs Prke and Ross. $6.347 .68. $5.107.17,Pike - $2,· The figures showing the coi- 1147.90, $3,478.33. Ross - 114,· lections lor the penod from Ju- •928.79, 113.04~.10. Scioto- ltO,Iy 1 through July II, 1964 and 870.53, 116.935.26. Vinton - f2, July t, 1963 through July 13, 613.60, $2.372.87. 1963 follow ' AtbeDJ - $14,417.24. 118.503.· Paul Bailey Gallla - 17.87530. $1.19829 Hockln1 - 16,909.14, $7.545.· 1 Service Today 13. . 41 . Jackloa - 17.876.92, 110.745.· ' 12. Funeral servicei lo~ Paul L. Lawrence- $12,009.62. $13,· Bailey, 54, Pomaroy., who. died 649 .50. ,saturday evening at the home Meiga - 16,802.49, $6,210,72. of his daughter, Violet Miller, SUCCESS!-Luri!De llamDina, IT, ef Baton RoaJie, La., emoteo a bit u her heave goes Pike - 16.862.31 , $6, 03U~. R. D. 2. Pomeroy, will he Tues- 161 feet, 7\i lncbealo win the llrll' javelin throw In a Natlmlal Amateur Alllletlc UnioD Roos - $20,125.94, $19,073.80. day at 2 p. m. ·at the Brad- Iadlea' track IUid field dwD(Iioallllp at Hu!ord, CaJif. Scioto - 121 ,717.16, $22.610.-1/ord Church at the Crossroads. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 55 with burial in the cemetery '~"h 1 Vinton - $1 ,938 .91, $2.35074. there. The Rev. Herbert 0.1 'All of the counties with the Grimm will officiate. A NEW IDEA ~OR A N~W tRA HOMEOWNERS "'PACKAGE" INSURANCE 'Love Letters /n '' e... {Prtson • ) exception of Pike and Scioto He had operated the P . showed increase In the collec- Bailey Coal Co. L. MfS Sheppard teIIS hOW Romance lion of motor vehicle, house- Survivors include his wife, • trailer and use tax for the first Caralee; daughter, Violet Mtll· two weeks of the currt!nt fis- ier; two sisters, Mrs. Naorru cal year. Figures showing the •Garden, Vilaild: 0, and Mrs. ----- --- Freda Kunce, Columbus: four Edlwr's Note: Mro, Arlaue grandsons, .Steven, Mark, Greg· Sheppard, Gei'IJUIIIoboro bride Wl ory and Jerry, and one niece, of Dr. Sam Sheppard, tells lu Wonetta Fmr.ard, Imperial, Pa. her own words how: lhe met Friends may call at the Ew· ond fell In love with ber bu• ing Funeral home until noon band while be was ""ln1 1 . Tuesday when the body will prlaoa .enteace for dte killiDI Pernussion was granted the be taken to the church. Coklm~ta Town~hip trtHite~ to I adverhse for . brds to purcha"" Valentine Grueser new mam~amer and si::ll tiJ:!lr old one dunng • reguio r Funeral is Today ing of the Meigs l::o•.mry com- Funeral services for Valenmissioners Monday. une Grueser, 83, will be TuesThe commissiunt-r, Als>."'' ac- .day at 2 p. m. at Ewing Chapted b k l · 1 in the Mmers· cep ar rom the Onnge ,ei with buna 8 111 Township trustees ;·oad fn~ lvllle Hill cemetery. eriy known as County Road 41- ' His wife, Gustava, preceded 42 from State Route 681 at AI· him in death May 17. Survivors fred tu the AthP.n..- collnty Jirw. include a son, Bertrum, at 8 .I 'WHERE'S MY NEWSPAPER?' rn•"'· R01181N& ABOUND-If tb1a hone cooJd raa, he'd be 1D the Ken1ucit7 Derby IDitead of plu1ag pmeo w1t1t Jim Geatlle oa the bueboll lleld at KIDiu Clf¥. Tbe poay, ~ lr!th olllir equlu.., lwl been brought 1111 the. lleld before a pme to giY, the crowd a at tbe door prizeo for a adllequct . . - The MbW!ce' leCoDd ba-u bad cbarce or t111a oae, wlilda p& loall.. 1 I In other action. il wa~ vot~ home in Minersvllle, and a k) transfer $745.74 IJa<;k to Inumber of nieces and nephews. Total time and savlngs d-.>oalts f Through MaJ"I Intervtew • at penJtentJary • Trustees 'l} Ask for Bl.dS . !- . TOtal demand deposft1 of bts first wife. By AIRANNE SHEPPARD As Told To United Press Iateroatlonal LePlS• }atOrS tO ·- l'- Pay More Heed . To Gold.water 0 TOTAL LIABtLITEES -- ·••-•,~-·-•'-'"'"""liiill i ' NEW YORK (UP!) - I read honor pooltloJJ ot the prisoo . an article in an European new• lad was moved back to DJHX· Ail the protection you paper 1n 1954 about the Shepoeetl for your home il in pard esse and I wu convinced lmum security. He was ban· this one low cost Nadon· thai Dr. Sam was Innocent ned from writing me aod was wide plan. Aok lor rhe It waa: the only article ~n ·not allowed to u~e my name Homeowners Policy-for the subject that I read before bJ U.e weekly letters be wrote (Oovenience · •• and for I came to the United States I &o his family. real savings (as much u was to interested that I cdm- I am not • model. I am not 40% over separate covtrposed several letters to t h • actress. I have been a pri~~':·J1;~ndiog on where Shepparda. but tore them person and a housewife. bee I 1 It lik inllud Our love Ia very real, be- ; ause e e an er. we discovered we had In 1959, It tiC<'Urred to me same likes and dislikes, WY 2·2460 Dr. Sam had been forgok our letters. 1 E. 2nd Pomeroy 115 ten and this 1eemed tragle I We actually know much more ..... wrote to his family, to hb broeach other than most peother, Dr. Stephen, who who ~ecome engaged after A1'1011 W 1D our lntennediary. I few dates. we wrote a letter 111111111[ INiill"' '""'' correspondlns with Dr. Sam. month or at least everv ~n~ca: ~. IIIII .11 f ... -· .... · C,.,.ITA~. pe;. · No. shal"f's authorized 500 I No. sharea outstanding 500 __ Tow.I par Yalue • Surplu!: _--~-- __ ---- ------------------Undivided prMit.J ---- ·-- - ---------~---·--~---· ~ lllr,IIIIG.f» 10,000.111 ~~~~~~- TOTAL CAI'ITAL ACCOUNTS ---·-----· ... 1fl,!!!. . TOTAL LTABIT.lTIES AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS -----·-·- -- -···- $1,214,11110•• ::. l, FREELAND S. NO.RRTS, Oasllier, of the •bov•~ bank do hereby de•tm that thio report o! condition Jo ........ MAX WARD I • ;,, Common stock- par value correct to the best of my knowledge and belief. f FREEUND I . lfORRII We, the undersigned directors attest tlle eorrectftett of this report of conn it ion and dt~clare thar It ltiil ~ 011 -- •ined ' ~:r~:ct~nd to the best of our ~nowlef..re and\\M:ll\~ . i tru 1nd • H,IROT>D cAR14\ru ' : EARL CROSS DlrectOI'I . 1 It was not love. I'd only seen 1 ~~~fo>r_r~a~t~l~ea~s'!_t~fo~u".r_!yf"e~ar~s~.~-========='J.,=====;:;:o-===;J.~D::ELL::::ON:,;...:CR;:;:,:OSI::.Jl~-~~~i· ·.~ :' ,.... bad picture of him in t h e I -·-- ~- - · the county fund from auto li· F'riends may call at the funer- WASHINGTON (UPI 1 ai1d I bad read .tbat cense and gas tax fvnd and to al home any time. presidential candidate was handsome. But I hav111 accept the bid ,..f Texaco Com. Goldwater resumed bia duties learned by experience that this ed i United Pres1 IDtemational pany to provide gas and dresei STEIN SELECTED fuel lor the highway depart- LONG BEACH, Call!. When 1 newspaper Is missing, more often than not, • man 1 - will siy1 1'Where's my -newspaper?" "My," not "the"l You've heai'Af hfm say many times: "Now, my newspaper said ••." "I read in my paper .. ," A min's possessive about his newspaper. He~ OXFORDS takes pride in it, ByPedwln He giGlats when his newspaper praises his favorite political can· ~!. , didote or sports tHm. Or, he groans when his newspaper dif- Ras. $9.95- ss.u THE SHOE BOX fers with his choice of personalities or issues. He'll even write Mlcklleport,O. the editor when he feels strongly about a difference of opiniQn. ConRdentlal And, his wife feels just about the same. She looks forward to ..... _....... _ CASH reading her pet features. Missing out on some ad or choice item of local news could "ruin" her shopping trip or leave her feeling left out during the chitchat over the bridge table. Both men and women went their newspaper. In fact, they insist carrier boy. He can tell you, because he hears about it if • deliv- . ery Is late or missed. This Ioy1lty to • favorite newspaper didn't just happen. It ceme ebout because the newspaper is localized to meet a particular want and fill.e definite need. And, because the newspaper is viewed as 11 necessary compan- Ion and source of information, it makes o big difference in the lives of people of all ages, of ell faiths and political preferences; on Heating Units - ~and Metered Gas Installation-!, . . . . ,: · PresldenUal Preso Secretaey Less dirt, less .fJ:ast, Ies8;aoise. tt~s flfiiaetess! (Hqltlty re•••.. fer elee&rle •eat!) ' . ..... lull 'Wialol Pomeroy-Middleport . t: . George E. Reedy, asked about ef all levels of income end education. THE DAILY SENTINEL .......... isn't." on it. They;are sorely disappointed ~nd disturbed when t he I r newspaper Isn't on the front step when they want it. Ask any as senator today with assur- can mean different things to anceo frotn party Jeadero of a people. ment. The Amerirnn policy-maldng voicei n We developed a 1trange Attending were Commission- G~ild lANG) wouod up ita congressional ooun. friendship by moll, and ill ers Kenneth McF.lhinncy, Char- annual convention Monday cUs. love came into it. But 1 waa Jes R. Karr. Sr. >nd Avery NoJ. appoinlmenl of Bernard · Goldwater returned to Wash- afraid of putting up aon. as inlel'lllt!iooal vice president ington Monday nigbt Jrom tho which we could not . fur region 5. San Francisoo National Conven- through mall. PLANE NOSES OVER Stein, who had been second lion where he easily woo nomi· In tho meantime 1 came to CHARUYM'E, N. c. IUPI) - vice president of the He stopped off en route the United States 'ai1d finally An Eas~rn Air Lines plime New York local, replaces his Phoenix, Ariz .• borne for 00 January 24 , 1963, 1 had ~ ' 1 56 persons aboard no -ed ward Easton Jr., who short rest. · hour interview in priaon • . r and skidded off a runway tired because of his health. Senate Republican Leader wllh Dr Bam Wo felt we had .honday night when its front LUCI REHEARSING Everett M. Dirksen, lll., told ~acb 0U..,. all our ilvu wheel collapsed after landing. WASHINGTON (UPI -Prest- newsmen tbat Goldwater would and became ed "There was no panic and no dent Johnson's daughter be afforded more say ill GOP we qag · one suffered even so much as Luci has been practiring Prok· councUs In the weeks ahead. From lblo llllle .., I wu a scr>l!ch," said an alrlin .. 1oliev's "Peter and the Wolf" · may ba eallod 1 publletty oeebr and spokesman. which she wlli read at the No· at a meeling ol the part ot lire Slleppord'o IIUDIIy Most of the 51 passengers Ilona! Music Festival Thursday Republican Polley Com- plot lo -k bit nleosa and aboard the four • engine plane, at Interlochen, Mich. today. O<qoltlal. Ao a relull o1 oar flight 702 from Atlanta to Luci, 17, wlll perform at During a brief stopover •gaaemeat. Dr. Sam loll Cleveland. and Detroit, took Interlochen music camp as In Chicago Monday, Goldwatet jjiiliiiiiiliiiiliiiiliiiiliiiiiiiiiii[ • later fbght. guest arfist along with the wid newsmen he would wei· NO REACTION mous pieniat, Van Cllburn. come a "aummlt conlereDce" WASHINGTON (UPI - The She will rehearse her With President John!OD almad White House had no reac- lion with Cliburn Wednesday. ol keeping racial lasues out ol lion Monday lo the withdrawal the forthcoming campatgu. >I Alabama Gov. George C. dy slad. "I would welcome a Wallace from the presidential "Naturally Mr. W•llace chance to oJt down with lha race. makes his own decisions. President aild go over and II 'I IW Ca6-U.., We "Yes, we've heard about It,'' have no reaction one way euss this parttcule.r iJsue." ... ,. .. p;o,_ ..... Press Secretary George E. Ree- onothcr. Goldwater said. "I'm not CI.IL . . . ,.. .. ......... Ibid :c - ..... to inject this Issue, and I 1'- . . . . . . . . . . . . . be is. But I'm not enousJJ to think tbat oomeone Pltcldac Nallor•l Le - " Yo•' - ' Dodgel'll, 14 · 4; L, Burdelte, CUbs, 6-2: Mancha!, Giants, Jill; Bruce, Culta; O'Toole, Radl, each IIH. •merlcaa _;uei Bunker, Orlolea, 10.2; Ford, Yanko, U. 3; PlzaiTo, Wblto Sol, IM; rigu, Twins; Downing, Yanko, each 6-2; Peters, Whilll So1, 11-f . • . . WY2·2171 I. Meln St. CITY. LoAN I IAYINGI CO. Now/ False Teeth Fit BeautifoUy! EMPIRE FLOOR FURNACE CIRCULATING HEATER H.... a 70,000 BTU capacity floor furnaoe Modern in design with 70,000 BTU lleat- lhat'l engineered for noileleu operation. You ptaneven flow of clean, healthful heat at a low operating coot. lt'o equipped with an eztra heavy eombuation chamber and eonvenient controlt. Package price lncludeo ing capacity! The powerful, 4-opeed blower provideo noi.oel. . operation,,.~ beat evenly. Equipped with automatla temperature control and lifetime comb,.. tion chamber. Packaga price lncilidlti Jil.. =:n:k ~N; $27 mpletegw9s ~;l:rvllull ONLY . - 299 ~::.~~k•=~as ;,com$lete at~~5n :3r:r.~~•kill ONLY .. - AlL INSTALLATIONS FEATURE DOUBLE WAll "METALBESTOS" VENT PIPE Co11V1ni1nt t11m1 IVIilsb/1 ••• Only TOJ down, up to 18 month1 to,.,, ./or .l/lofl lnfDr1111tlon ... CIII or Vi1it Your Nw1JyAthl1nd 011 M1ter1d 611 Bulk Pl1nt Tld1yf ASHLAND OIL &REFINING COMPANY ,_roy, Ollie .lex 471, Hlthwrt 124 ~'* WYaniiDIN 2-2161 !" . . .... �.. ~: ., ('· ' 8-Da!ly sentinel, Pomeroy·Midclleport, Rules, Categories for County Fair Flower Show Next Month Announced Rult>S for entenng rompetitioo in the Flowers and Plants Department of the 1965 Meigs County Fair were announced today by Margart"t E. Lewis. chairman. Theme of tht> "hiJw i~. ·· u ·s Alway5 Fair Weath· er '' 4. New Moon Tonight - cres· cent. 5. High Today - Zero- Tall arrangement with cool cJ!or>. 6. No Reliet From The Heat - Using flowers in warm ('olor!<. 7. Heavy Frost Soon - Using fruit aod-or vegetables with flowers aod-or foliage. 3. Tornado Warnings - Wind· Junior Arrangements- Ages 9 through 12. I. No School Because of Wea. tiler. Your own idea of • joyful arrangement. Junior Specimens - Must be grown by Juniors up to aod ID· eluding 12 years of age. 1. Marigolds - large - 3. 2. Zinnias - large - 3. RULES 10. Drought Conditions · ·too 1. Rose Hybrid tea, one. ThE' show is opt'n to the pub- or treated m2terials with rocks. 2. Rose Floribun.Ja, one stem. tic . 11. While Christmaa In Sight 3. ztn,Jia - large - 3 oJ one - Any Christmas arran~•ment color. fil ·k - - Must include some real plant 4. Zinnia - . . . One hundred daednd thu;ty child· ,M rf. dD< J h MpulforR.l DebMLre rendweret • wthar b>al.utges, fatec· hu 1llorM, od n aKt h' ey ,Meadtt· cor mg. o etr a It y, a r c e ea. uws, at y : completiOn of the recent two- ows, Sherrt Ann Turner, Mart· w-:ek swlmmmg_ ~ourse at the anne Kloes: Dun Vaugn.o , Per~ Middleport Mumclpal pooL Re- ry Ault, Timmy Rawling s, plicas of frog,. turtles, tadpoles Debby Triplett, Mike Haley, f1sh and Red Cross baf\ges were ~arbara F~ltz, VIcki H a _1J, tion , mstructor. but marked "Not fur Competl· material but may be Dried. one color. treated, colored, or painted. 5. Gladiolus - one spike. 12. Fair Weather - Suggest- 6. Marigold - large - 3 ·•f ive of Meigs Co. Fair. one color Junior Arrangements - Ages 7. Cockscomb - plume, one. up to and including 8 yec s. 8. Cockscomb- crested, one l. Sunny .md Warmer- Sug9. Dahli& - large, o.ne. gestive of outdoor fun. 10. Dahlia - Pom-pom - 3 of 130 Ch"Id I ren are w·Inners Of Swun"mi"na Course Award , by Mrs. Thomas . Scall~. Chester Kmg, James in M~blle, Wlu~ Red Tadpole' - Brenda Bohn, The staging eo mnurree will Blue Frsh - Jamce Janice, Kmg. ht>lp the exhibitor to ~ ~ a~e n~e :olterb John J;seph Blak~l ~oe Pink Frogs - Ricky Lee Bo· f!xhibt ts. . i p?s~n Faum, ;mm)' 1 aMe. lin, Mary Midkiff Beth VaughExhibits must remflm in place , ~n rogs - amue E c~ an, Todd Rawling~, Cynthia Hin· unlil 4 p.m. Sa turday . Any ex KtnneyG Jr... Da;"'y Lowery. dy, Timmy King . hibit removed be rore Lhat t 1me Dark . ree? Turt es- ~' a r Y. will rorfeit any premium award Bo~gs, Kevm Yeauger, Velvet Red Cross Ba~ges were preed. Exhibitors must remove SwiSher. P&ula . Kloes. Red sented to: Be ~ '"""' >lodge then entr ies after cluse of ~how Tadpoles - David Blake, Nan· G~y Rh~es, K~thy Harns, as soon as possible. cy Stanley, June Wamsley,_ Te· Ricky Trtplett, Bill Vaughan, Nu art ifi cial or >~r• i f idally re_sa Muncy.. Ricky MeKmght, Scott Walton, Dmna Carsey, cohmM plant matertal ..,Pr mlt· Kl_mberly Wme~renner, KeUy Tom.my Reed , Le~nne SPilo, ted except as stated Wmebrenner, Vtcky Cundlfl, Wllham Stanley, Ketth Lisle, Accessorre.< are perm• tted In Greg Cundrff , Kareo Batty, Mt· Beth . Fultz, . Melinda Amsbary, all cla5ses un less otherw 1 s~ stat chael Muncy, S~tt Reuter •. De- I 1bb1e Harns, M~rty Vaughan, e.. bora Mengel, Mrchaer Hindy, Roger Karr, Eddie Helems. . t;:xhrbitors may en: er " many *mmr~-~alls,GEugene MD:1t: Advanced Badges _ Millsa diVISions as desrred, but may ma D 1 .drt,B reftory ~I n Rizer Marc French Mark make only one entry m e.ch ney, avt urne • WI am We ' Franklin Rl ~ Leno class . . Bcrnell, Joe Wnloschek, Becky Mi::~l. lntermedia~e 'sad e:. E\lery exhibitor must put Fultz. Patt Harris Brenda Tag lor and Birmlngl.am, Ala., with ~·~· PHELPS 1 tl The ·~· er re ·• ves Y also slopwhich are rtadily rooted-show ped In WashJ,,gton, D. C. en· Mr. aod Mri. A. L. Pbelpo how. route home for a visit with her Jr. of SyNc~ are IDDOUDc2. Dried material- show how s... , HMr. and Mrs. Walter Mur· hlld ODIJqelomo;:'arllof~ tbeCIIr 3. Collecuon of nstur• 's re- ray am.. a.._ r eao ~ ~. esources - as weathe..·&' wood Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dumble land, 100 of Mr. and M r 1• lichens, natural containei-s, etc: B.ry~ of Columbus vistted Walter Cleland, Racine. No 4. Picture made from dried bis staler, Mr. •nd Mrs. J . E. wecldiDI date lw heaa oet. plant m... ol Harley They came to attend 5. Rocks :_·labeled. the Democr!tic rally held at VISIT CAMDBN PARK 6. Collectiol. of shells - lab- the Meigs .•atr Grounds Sun· eled. day. Mr. and Mra. Franklin Mar7. Wild flowers and ~lan!J Jab- Mr. and Mra. Paul Haptoa· liD and daughters, Angela Sue eled. stall, Edith and BUI, and her and MBriO Elaine end Francea parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Martin. spent Sunday at CamSharp spent the week end iD den Park. Tbe Martins' aon. t Columbus with Mr. and Mrs. mos. Franklin Andrew, spent Otn ulenn Sharp. The Haptonstalls the day with bis grandmother, r.cently returned from a vaca· Mrs. Howard Wilson, HIgh tion trtp to Washmgton, D. C. Stree~ Middleport. Mrs . .Don Burkey of Marie!· ta IS Vtstlmg wt!b her parents, HOLD WIENER ROAST Mr. a"d Mrs. C. A. Emml~h. Scoot Troop 349 held a lamMr. _E~l~ is ~II at Meigs lly wiener roast SUnday, July Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Gar· Gene · ..1Js;.~ital m Po~roy. 19th at the Pomeroy G 01 f rett of Dunbar, W. Va. visited Mr. and Mrs. Larry Wiley of Course Games were Ia ed. and Friday witi. her mother, Mrs . New Haven, W. Va ., and Mr. the ~p performJ Jttierent B. F. Gravely and ber sister, L. R. Wiley and son, David, oro skill. The birthda of Scout Mrs. J . A. ~\~en. attending the World 's Fair in Robin PhaJln was 8 10 celebrat. b T Omeroy Mr. and Mrs. Milton Roush New York. The Loyal Women's Class of Lloyd Corbin and family. 'rhL sda) evenlng at the cbu·-ch Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Struble at 6 p. m, The members of spent the weekend in Logan tht Loyal Men's Class are in~ with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. vited to the picnic. Those atOtto lies. · lendmg are asked 1<> bring t!Jetr own tabk service. Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Rusehel Miss Di1nne Criswell, daugh~ and son, Mark moved today, ter of Mr. aod Mrs. James frr~m Pon1e~oy to Columbus Criswell, Lincoln-St. is 8 medwhere Mr. Rusche! Is employ- ical patient a< Holzer Hospital. ed. She is reported as slightly imMr. and Mrs Don Rea s t proved from a severe illness. the weekend ~ Columbus :'h Her parents are with her at their daughters and !Ons·ln·laW the hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Larr Bunce and Mrs. Mltfy Lyons entertainr d son Stevie and M/ and Mrl witb a dinner at her home on Larry Thomas ~d daug~·er· Saturday evening. IJ'hose at· Melinda. ' tending were Mt. and Mrs. C:,ail Miller and their daushter and Mr. and Mrs. Le~y Watson fli.lllily, Mr. and Mrs. Earl spent the weekend m Colum- sm· . .on, Timmy, of , ... a':" 1 PLAN SALE Eva eline Cha ter OES , ng P ' ' \l~dd~por~ will Tnsor a bake ·so e . atu ay J Y 35 In the . ~~g formerly occupied by , ., P company. MEIGS THEATRE Columbus with Mr. and Mrs. Lucien Casto und family . l'h•y were accompanied home by !la· vid and Diana Casto who will visit them. Mrs. Jacob Gloeckner undOI' went surgery Saturday at Metgs General Hospital and is conv•· lesclng nlcely. POMEROY, ON10 You'll Have Up To Three Years To Pay On Easy Monthly Terms Croci It Life lnouronce At No Extro Coat llli. ef\S 14aUonal B hk. . MEET TONIGIIT Chest., Council Daughtero of LAST TlMI TONIGHT America "ill meet ir regular July 21 session tooight at 8 p.m. The "MAN'S FAVORITE SPORT" (Techuicolor) charter wdl he draped In memRock Hudson, Paula Preotlll ory of Addle Hawk ar«< there Coloreutoom will he lnltlsbon. All members are ••ked to wear •hit.. PotWEDNESDAY, July 22 luck refresbn...ts will b• serv· NOT OPEN ed following the meeting THURS. l'lllv SAT. .GIVE PICNil July U-24-25 Billy Wilder's Mr. and Mrs. Gail Ill II e r "IRMA lA DOUCI' bela a lamll~ picnic dinner SunCTechnicolor/ Jack Lemmon. Shir e7 Mae- day at th• !v.uldleport Roadside Laine. This picture is for Park. '!'bose •ttendlng lnduded ADULTS ONLY• their cnildren and families, Mr. One admlnlon only: 80c, aod Mrs. Earl Smith aod sons, IUN. MON. and TUIS. 11mmy, Earl and Joey, Mr. aod July 26-27·21 'Irs. Mick Miller and sons, Jeff. 'CAPTAgtec~!~o~C:r· M.D: GretOI'f _Peek, Ton, Curtlo, the fa~ term at Obio State University. In September he wiU continue his studies in the School of Dentistry at OhiO State. He has been visitlq his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Crooks • ··" . ly thJS su nmer Miss Sarah Bechtle, Colum· bus spent .he weekend with her ~arents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack BechUe and son, Dar:ell. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Stoba~t and daugllter, Karolea, of Mi· 811)1, Fla., came for . with her parents, Mr. and Mr·s. Guy Shuler and daughter, Sherrie. Mr. Stobart returned to FIOTI· da leaving Mrs. Stob~t and da~hte; 1or .£ longer vwt. Mtss Cora 1 has returned from Soul'l Charleston, w. va. after spending three weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Probasco. Mr. aod Mrs. Probasco accompanied her to her h9me. Mr. and Mrs. Shelby King of Lansing, Mich. have returned w tllelr home alter spe.odfnt. the pa. . week with her mother, --------...IIIUfll The Women's Guild of th I Federated cborch will bava their "Christmas In July" PI"' ty Wednesday eventna, In 1114 1 church social room. This 1.1 mbsionary meeting aod the of. lerlnfl taken will he aent 14 CARE There will be Cbrlat. mss p;.gram and ...,'; 1 b Add Jaly ll eateU:ar ~ z Pedro, Violence Spreads .Through Brooklyn ,;;,;lo.. ..l ..,:-....-. eqt~~ ;' Lary L. Tracy wUI preaenl CaiSsu, TH AIO Res~lte \'r-8 "L I ht Mrs. Morris A. Craf~ Brothers are W.I.R8AW - The Polish ed forces, strongest In the li~es, turned out today for parade lor Soviet Premier 1a S. J<hrQShchev, who warned Ashland, Ky., Mrs. Jerry L. Poore, AsbJand, Ky., Joe Stew· art, Rt. 3 Ashland, Ky ., George E. Norman, Greenup, Ky., Terry L. Drennen, Ravenswood, W. Va., Mrs. BIHy R. Sullivan, WUGauge readings: Gallipolis son, Okla., Jameo C. Self, Bar· PT. PLEASANT Two broDmn 11.4, 12.4, runnlng 3\1 feet tJesville, Okla., Barbara A. Self, thers from Milton W Va were Patients in Fracas' Wake River NeWS on rollers, ...vm . Unit..,) S:nt : · WEDNESDAY, JULY 22, 1964 NO. 83 Pomeroy~Mason 20.- Bartlesville, OkJa., Mrs. James overnight patienb 84, Pt. Pleasant 24.42, Hinton .~ falling , Kanawha Falls .249 rismg, Charleston 17.78 falling. London, Marmet and Winfield dams were on the sills. Oblo River- Mr. Chris down 13, 2 a m.; New Martinsville up 14, 2:10p.m.; A. J. Patten up 14, 3:45a.m. ; Warren Hougland down 14, 5:30a.m.; R. G. West up 15, t p.m.; Reliable down 16, 1:21J a .m. ; Walter WW!am· son down 16, 3 a.m.; Vulcan up 16, 4 a.m.; Rose G. ap 16, 5 a. Self, Bartlesville, Okla., and Tracy J . Sullivan, Wllson, Okla. Births Mrs. Jamt Y. . Hanlon, Rt. 1 Letart, W. Va., daughter, 3:58 p.m. Monday. Mra. Ben Bickers, Bidwell, daughter, 2:52 p.m . Monday. Mn. Donald E. Ro·.,.h, Rt. I Pl. Pleasant, son, 10:35 a.m. Monday. Valley H Tuesday that Communists must our weapons" while a. waiUng the QUtrome of the U. S. pre8ideutial election. Khr!lshchev, here to help tho Polish Communist regime cete· ~rate its 20th · used a·party rally Tuesday to 1~e first auack by a Sovitf IJclol no Sen. Barry Goldw>ter, Ute Republican presi"dentiaq " clean ~ Pl~asant Ita! oufferln from ~ises sustain!. ln 1 fracas Sunday nlgbt at 1 he cub and Hitching Post at Hogsett · The two men, Thurman Chapman, 42, and Lloyd Otapman. 35, allegedly were beaten by a groop of young men with cue sUcks alter Lloyd Chapman ol· legedly struck Geneva ChapDischarged man, ex·wlle of Thurman, wh9 Patients recently discharged was a pstroo of the Hltclllng lncluded Homer Hill, Mrs. Ka· Post when the brothers enter· thryn Callahan, Mrs. C. J . ed. Thlrty~five stitches were Douglas, Mrs. E . E. Gordon, required to close the '!OUndl Jacob Snyder Mrs Jamea: Har- of Lloyd Chapman. · ~uzon McQuaid, ' ' Mrs. John Tbunnan WIIS charged with rrs, J . Fick, Charles T. Rhodes, Pa- brandisning 1 weapon and tricia Davia, Tony D. Burnhei· Lloyd was charged with aamer, Beatrice Forrester, Danny sault E. Adkins, Elaine S. Prunty, · Kathy L. Blake, Mrs. J. T. Holland, Mrs. Gerald Northup, Mrs. Pleasant Valley lbpllal • Vera Hayes, Theodore Wbltllng· ton, Mrs. Joseph Nlcenwanger, ADMITTED: Shirley Myers, Mrs. Smith McCausland, Mra. Galhpolls Ferry; Pearl Stanley, William McGhee and Infant Polllt Pleasant; Paul Leport. son, Mrs. H. 0 . Schopls and In· Pt. Pleasant; Bob JoJmsoo. font daughter, Mrs. A. E. Rutt Tulsa, Oklahoma. and Infant daughter, and VeJ. DISMISSED· Churman Chap. rna J. Saxton. IDIIII Milton· . IJo d Chapm Mrs. 'Le.n% Vlckon ~ WORKER INJURED . pj Pie t PT. PLEASANT - Bob Jobn- ~IR · . asan · n son of Tuha, Oklahoma, is a Mrs ~ Mr d patient at Pleasant Valley H... City, er, wn pi~ oulferlq from ltead InJunes received when struck In ASit TO WED the head with a aecUoo ol pipe PT. PLEASANT - Two eouwhich slipped from • parked plea have ~e appticatloa tra~tor-traller In Mason, W.Va. lor marriage ticetiseO In the of· while John&on was adjultlng the !Ice of the County Clerk. Aptrailer dollle. The pipe wu be- plying were Russell Orin Lear, 1DI delivered lo tbo Mason oew· 20, Gallipolis, Ohio, and C.. er project. . llance Loulae Edwards, 17, Pt. Pleasant; Harvey Harry Lewll, m.; A. ll: . .Dyke up Wlnfl4old 22, GaiUpollt Ferry, and Mar12:25 a.m.; Price cloWD Win- garel Lynn Bbmkenoltlp, 11, 4.30 a .m.; Mr. Mack down 18, 6:40a.m. ; Buckeye Slate do1m 18, 7:25 a.m.; St. Marys down 18, 7:35a.m.; lndl.ma down 20, 6:10 a.m.; Cathy R. down 23, 6:10 a.m.;. Tbelma Ann down 23, I a.m., National up Greenup 3 p.m.; James Hines up Greenup 3:30 a.m. ; A. D. Jlan. es up Greenup 5:50 a.m.; Gona up Greenup 6:40 a.m.; Walter Houglaod down 31, 3:06 a.m.; Ra~ond Salvell .dOWD 32, 3 1$ a.m., Steve CUe" down 32, 3:50 a.m.; Miss Lou up Meidabl 5:10 p.m.; C. B. So9them down Mel· dahl 8:50 p.m.; J. S. Lewis up Meldahl 3.40~.m.; Queen City up Meldahl 4 25 a.m.; Charles K. down Mel ahl 5:40 a.m. Gallipolll m- S. M. Jenks up 8:50 p. . ; Linda Cbntin down 9:45 P:in·; John J . Rowe down 11:20 p.m.; Elisha Wood! down 12ni:06 a.m.; Philip Sporn up 2 a. .; Alton Zephyr down 7:40 a.111.; Solvay up 8:20 4.01. "anaWila Rl•er- 0. F. Shear· er up Marmet_2:50 a.m.; Elgel' nominee. 'I'ORRENTIAL STORMS ad secUons of Ohio ~~~"!~; j caupia lour deaths and dJ!IlO&• In the northea•tern of tb' stall and fioodln& in Columbuo area. A tornado w._ reported Ulyal Ollk In ~ummll C0<11ly and "~,. ....~ GrOetiUp, Ky., 0n .i ii 'bbJo Rlv· er between Portsmoulll, 01\lo, and Ashland, Ky. MJ&n. 'J:'· Oh'fr: 2 ;"WU:: C:., Mrs. William Reynolds. WhDej~clH~I~u~p~W~lnfl~el!d~8~:20~~~ · .!11~-~;~Jei~·:Jrfl.ield;.;l.;·'20aa.i.m;;;•._,..._ _ _;;G;;alll~po~lls;_F;.eJ~IY~·- - - - , here they held a family ob- lerson down Wlnfie- 12:10 a. : .,nee of Mrs. Reynold's Llrthday. They also visited en· World'a Fair. Sbe i aceompan· route bare with Mr and Mrs led the group of ~ults going ·. /est Buckeye .ke. c · with the Girl Scobt Troop Zll their retum trip they plaimed and their leader&. She Ia ti[>Ondtc stop In Columbus to s e e lnJ. a week with ber parents, Mrs. Pearl Reynolds who tm- Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wood· derwent ourger~ at St. AntiJ. gerd before returning w Col..... ,. sO'Pt. L ths. ~"Diameter ' . ~ : "'?. .... ony's Hos~ur· last week. umbus. Delivers up to 17 galloDI per minute. Exceptlonall)' Miss Mildred Hawley an~ Mrs. George Hack•tt and ber Miss Frances Roush were in Girl Scoot Troop 221 have Ught and pUable deluxe plaatlc hose. Brass "Full· Columbus Friday aod Saturday turned from a week open! at Flo" c:ouplln&•· Seuff and weather resistant. wher. they attended the BiHy 1"1h ... • "N"ew ...'i;;;ork...;;,.w,.o;;;r.;ld;;;'•;;;F;.alr~.... Graham crusade and also call· II ed on Mrs. Pearl Reynoldl who it. a patient at St. Anthony'• WHY PAY MORE? HospitaL Mrs. Reynolch. 1B recovering from eye flllrgery aat- GARDEN HOSE * Reg. Prkt$6.95 ·· · ...... · SALE Mr. and Mra. Eber Lewis IUid thetr daugbter and son-fn.law M. and Mrs. George Va~ spent SuncLoy In Caldwell, Ohio as guest~ ol t.belr othar . •ugh· to, and soa-In-lsw, Mr. and Mrs RoJlOrt Springer. Mr. Spring.. , wbo gradu..~ In May from Marietta College has Marlatm< WoodJerd o1 Cnl· umtiU1Iw nlili:ned lrGm $4.14 RUBBER GARDEN HOSE isfactorily reGeny andColeScotty . Mrd. and Mrs. accceptetlthe position as bead e man an children, football coach at the Caldwell Irs. Mary Lyons was also a VOL XVI Rt., hll organ recital at Memortll Anthony M. Wickline, Rt. 1 Scottown, Charles w. Ervin, Rt. Palm Beach, Fla., who have m. ; Cherokee up 16, 6:10a.m .; been visiting with her par- Jerry Bosworth up 17, 4 p.m j ents. Pennsylvania down 17 3:40 a. ' 17, 5:Gene r 'ks has gone to Col- m.,. Aimette Jones down umbus where he has a teach- 20 a.m.; Eastern up 17, 5·55 ing position at Ft. H~yes until a:m. ; John Ladd Dean up 18, :t.d~ckl'!b"e'::t. BJ:~' G~ =~an:~~"!;.r.;,n~!;;: :~;t:,o:;: .~~)so teach ~.::.~then f e:l. IIi :en: p . II Mkbael Joe Russell, Rt. 2 Pat-. auditoriwn, Athens, Tuesday a1 rio~ Benjarubo-- Llneoln Frank· 8 p.m. Un, Rt, I Bidwell, Mrl. BurbWLY age Spaulding, .Rl I VInton, The Loyal W U , 1 ol Lowell Mecatllif, Rt. I Vlnton, the Middl C ass 1 Mra.• Cecll"'';_Wtnett. Rt. 1 epor urc of Christ Vlntmr, "ttiirlOI-£. Sims, '!'bur· will have an Indoor picnic al lllllll, Mn. RaJ Baladen, Jr., 6 p.m. T)Jursday at. the church. Rt. 2 Tburman, Oliver Perry Gl.w fw IIIII ..enbll wiD Ill Van Meter, Clifton, w. Va., Jeff. members of the Loyal Mea's rey Allen Carper, Leon, w. va., cl~ss. Everyone is asked Ia Mrs. Bert Gilkey, Rt. I Middle- brmg bla own table service. port, Janet L. Neal, 844 So. Mrs. Van Meter of the PomTblrd Ave., Middleport, Steph· eroy Flower Shop wUI he ~ en Keith Carson, Rt. 1 Middle. ent when the Riverview G81' port, Mrs. Charles Dale Wlp- den Club meets on July 23rd pel, 215 Union Ave., Pomeroy, with Mrs. Dorsel Riebel. Mn. Edward M. Blake, Jr::., 248 Maln Van Meter will teach the memSt., P~meroy, Donna J. Imbod~ bers how to make a eorsage. en, MmersvUle, Willard C. Day, Co-hostess will be Mrs. Laura Rt. 4 Jackson, Mrs. Clarence Ruth. A. Maerker, Rt. 3 Wellston, Mrs. y out People In for advanced swimming cours- Mrs. Robert Wamsley and 2. Cloudy and Cooler - A II ',:;'nG r ~eJ- ar~ . c ar· e• . The certificates have been daughter June Ann were Smt· 1 gree~ arrangement. la lb' aryM.., so~~ H1~mY ordered and it will be announc- day dinner guests of Mr. and 3. o·Day Forecast · wav o>1t To ~r~ ff.;·'Y K "th 0B ~an, ed whe~ they are received. Mrs. Mason Fisher and farluly . T ~ an,_ ~~ Hat~~ - Mrs. Thomas Scally announc- Mrs. William Fisher Spel!t 1 Janel ~:.~~~ Debb:!" B~~ey: ed to those who have Red M?nday in ~yracuso with Mrs. Cheryl Hud>on, George Batey, Cross junior and senior life- Mtlton iloush. . Carla McFarlaod Rose Marie saving cards that tbey rrust be MISs Mtldred Pullins of Baltl· renewed every three years. more and Miss Anna Pullins of TONIGHT & WEDNESDAY Colburn Chuckle 'Follrod. Second Year Beginners who Material for the awards was Flatwoods were Saturday dillRed Buttons Carolyn Jones "A TICKLISH AFFAIR" received awards were _ Blue donated by the Meigs Sewing ~·er B'!..ts of Mr. and Mrs. EJ. -and~·ish - Mike Hoffman, Diane Center of Middleport The Bad- ras Stiles. Steve Reeves 'THE SLAVE" Davis, Lu.da Davis, Ricky ges were deaigned by Carol Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cal'>et· .. (Color) .. Arnett David Swisher K e 1 t h Bachtel. zor and grandaon, Handy of Mengei. Ronnie Corby; Michael Akron arrived Sunday for a Thur.. fri. July 23-24 May Debra May Jackie CarENTER't"AINS Vtstt with her mother, Mrs. Wei· Janet Leigh Van Johnson sey,' Mike McDa~iel, Shirley Mr. and Mrs. Otln Johoson by Whaley.. "WIVES AND LOVERS" -andMcKinney, Venlda Gibbs, Bar- entertained a group of relatives Mrs. Desste Patterson returnCliff Richard Lauri Petm bara Burkett, Nancy Buskirk, at thffir home, SyracuSt over ed home Monday fr~m Meigs "SUMMER HOLIDAY" Jeff Mankin, Keith Van Inwag· the weekend. Guests were Mrs. General Hospllal and IS tmpr.>v· ""iiiitiiTechnlcolor"'Jiiiiiiiiii len, Perry Kennedy G. "'· Guln- Helen Jotu•SOD and son T.erry m~. Her daughter, Mrs. Phlllp ii • i;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii,iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMr. and Mrs. Chuck El<i<' and . and son Philip of Cin· d•ughters, Susan, Carol aod ctnnall came Mooday to care Kim and Mr. and Mrs. Robert for her mother. Johnson all of Parlr:ersburg, w. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Costa va and Mr. and Mrs. Millard and Mrs. Richard Owens aod van Meter and sons, Tony and daughters, Patricia aod Lloda Melvin 01 Pomero returned to tlletr homes Mon____ Y·__ day after a weekend vlsll 1n I L, Haner, Eureka Star M . ' Ab La: Warne~ J T Rue ~im~ bus with their daughter and mie ~an To~mY Cooke l Lou- son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs Andy ' ise MJ"ch ' 1 Summerfield and daughter Reae · · · ed their' son Children in this group will nee. They at so ~JSJt also receive Red Cross certifi- and daughter, Jnnmy and Oat· cates which will qualif} them lene Watson. n Entered Hospital Among those who entered Holzer hospital In the past :14 houro were Jolin C. Sax1on, eo5 Fifth Ave., Mrs. Robert V. Hoi· land 611 T1urd Ave. Mrs AJ. ' ' · ~ Paul Barker; 4ll4 Hedgewood Dr., Melvln James Kirby. Rt. 1 GalUpolls, Frances L. Bel· ville, Rt. I Gallipolis, Gene E. Scott, Rt. 3 GaHlpolla, Dll!na ........ • •• «r.T~~t r I.7 ··:: 7 . , rr.. · •-· z .... . • :tr I~ ---:--:~--:----•1 Clinton, Arrangements will not b"! Those . who rece1ve~ awards J.Im Fmk , Bebly Arnsbary, Mer- ~nd family s.pent the weekend the MiddletJOrt Church of Christ made in the exhibitinn ronm were: ~rst year. begmners - r1 . Ault, Steve Nelson, Dana Ill Newark Wllh Mr. a~ Mrs. v..iH hold an indoor picnic 011 name and name nl cl ub on Second group of . ltrs~o y~ar B~ue Fl~ - Jimback of enlry tag. If non-c tvb I begin;e~s member . pul county with name my c mo • ene rate, .AIlen Pugh MarshaHarmon Pugh. Jack Pmk . . CATEGORIES fo'ro _ ' J.a 8 Art tsUc.. arra~ements K ~f d rryR h 5 1. Snow Flurrles Predicted- M~~ch~ll. a~e~~y ~~f~an . :~: usmg whrte nowers G Tu tl M MF HospitaJ NeWS ......... •reel tbp:Jez4nreca 611 eveelnK 11!!!1 oplo TltnrodaJ. Hlp lod&J 11-13. Low IOal&bl fl·lJ. cbiidren, Ronnie. Srenda, aDd Rodney ol Oaytoo, were gueoto of Mr. and Mrs. Walden Roberti and Mr. IUid Mrs. Webater JVLYII Hodge Iasl week. Mrs. Shlllllway Ia a oiJter of Mrs. Roberto, Tbo Cheater Garden ell!D aDCI.the dauabter of Mro. Hodge. will have a worksllop Wedn.,. ~;..,,.;;;_;;:;;,;;;;o;i;io:.,;.,:;,;, ld•y at 8 , .m. at th<. borne <JI Mrs. Buel Rloenour. Mrs. Char· Lewis -eglllll8! dinoctor, wW he a guest. I )"I ~tven VJSit o., .July 21, lK& RAVE GUESTII Middleport week "EA I'HER Fe., lad aiM lllfcld, ..... Mrs. Cbarleo Shumway aDd .::te• Fantasy - 3 of et. Not required for Jun!ors u"der 12 Exhrbitors will pre pBI·e tileir entry blanks and lil e them • I the Secretary 's office on or be· lore p.m. Th ursdar . Au~r!SI 4 B. This rule will be strictly complied with. AH entnes must be the work of the exhibllor. AU classes are f.,r amateurs only An Amateur is ar.,nue who grows plants fu r \ is or her own pleasure. ""t tor the P"'· po>e of li velihood F:ntnes must be " ' up and co mpleted be tween 9 a m. and 12 noon Wertnesday Judging Wlll beg w Ht 1 P m. Jndg:mg: will be bv theo standard syst.e m and the derision of the Jorige will be final. Exh ib•ts arrivme after 12 noon will be .!IC'ceptej Around And About Mro. Oscar Bastlaoi and cbll· one color dren of Galtipolls visited tile 11. Uncl&ssUied _ BD) other past Wet~ wltll her parents, than above. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Lloyd IUid SpecirneL Collectloo - 5 or Mike. more - 1b. led Mr. and Mro. Donald Lowery 1. African violets. and son, Db.lllly, are vacatlon2. Cacti .nd-or suc.dlenis. lnh at VIrginia Beach tbla 3. Gourds. week. 4. Colored corn. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Searles 5. Small bouse plants. have rerumed from • three- Also listed below ar~ the- sev . Unclassified - Any flower Educatiunal - 8 or more Jaberal categor i-es under wh1ch swept, witr, weathered wond. 9. River Risong - Showing other than Man•olds or Zinnias. eled partieipants may enter exl•ib· •~ Its . water as part of the de<1go Horticulture I. Evergreer specimens Entry fee - Membe rship -- 'Wii A. I B. 11 7 AIR' . SO Fl. Lllt!lfhl, 'h" Dlamet•r U1htwelght, easy to lwtdle. Tough weather rest. tint cover. Full·l'jo coupUnp. lEG. PRICI $7.95 CONDITIONER· • Only SALi $5.14 ELBERF£LDS "N ' PQMERO¥ BAKER FURNITURE ·M J.W.rt, 0 • ... IIIIa..-----~'~"~' .. , . t : I. . . : . .:.. . ., ,IIJIIIW-N.t ~ ,. · , .. tl , ' (' •i ~~-~--~---.;.;.· .j·,;.·~·Jo;j;·!·,;;·........,, ,.~--· ..,. , ' i' ., ' . '· !. ...,. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 07. July Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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