http://66.213.69.5/files/original/4ea765c8e08177b0f42468f6e6cfd8d3.pdf 4a3e305bedece0c950f32ac49fd765d6 PDF Text Text J ...• • '< J U.Dall1·sentlllel, Pomeroy·MI•dltport, 0, July 23, I984 r.----------------------.,.._..;;;:;.;;;....._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __, THURSDAY 9 TO 5 FRIDAY 9 TO 5 READY TO WEAR DEPT. 2ND FLOOR Randy Hamilton's two-run homer In the fourth inning put Gallipolis· Red Sox ahead of Pt. Pleasant's JonesMcNeil 3·2 in the championshi p game ol the sixth annual Kyger Creek Little League tournament Tuesday evening. Hamilton's teammates went on to defeat the West Virginians 5·2 for tbe 1964 crown. It was the second consecutive - - - - - - - - - - - 11 year a Gallipolis team won the tbe bottom of the sixth on two tournament. In 1963, the Galli- walks and a Point miscue. Hurt polis Tigt-rs captured top bon~ tallied the winning run. ors Dave Reese was credited Thus ended 14 days of stiff with the win, Harmon was tag~ competition 10 which 38 games ged for the loss. were played without a postpone- For the winners, W. Hurt eolment - an unusual incident lected two doubles. Dave Reese considering numerous thunder- had a double. Harden had a storms in the area the past double and single for the losfew davs . ers, as did Roach. · Trophies were presented to P1 . P!ea~ant 1~mped a~ad the first, second and third place 1-0 in the f1rst lnmng last night teams following last night'S o.n an error .and back-to - back eham.pionship contest. , mgles by R•chard Handley and · TITLE GAME Marshall See. The West V~rgin- Jones-McNeil 101 000 - 2 4 2 ians increased that m.argm to Gall Red Sox 001 2.2X - 5 8 1 2-11 in the top of the thm1 on Fetty (LP l and Casto. SaunHandley's second hit, a dou~le. ders (WP) and Lawson. HR ln the bottom of the thJNI, Hamilton fourth with one on. Ron Harris' tally reduced the CoNSOLATION lead to 2-1. In the big fourth, Pt. Kiwanis .. . 300 101 - 5 6 2 Jim Williams grounded out for jRio Grande ... 301 011 - 6 52 1ho Red Sox. Greg Pauley walkHarmon (LP) and King (3) ed, then Hamilton delivered t8 nd Hamm. D. Reese (WP ) and what proved to be the game - D. 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TWO K!U.ED hca • ... ne No'!. Yllll (liiJ Ioree. . . . . . . _ , .. er llrll llle elo.......... t1 By United Prno lnteroatlona: Wagner that ''mob rule" would tin Luther King angrily denied Hundrede of screaming ~·,. not he tolerated , charged police Wednesday nigh, that Co!DJIItl-o gro youths clashed witb police in two major forays . nists have infi1tr~ted the clvil ir Brooklyn Wednesday night "Killed or be killed!" they rights moveJIII!llt. · in the flftb straight nigbt of vi- shouted. "There are as many CornJim. olence in New York City. A Mounted police and foot pa- nists in thia freedom movemonl wave of looting followed ear1y tro}men swinging club~ dis-- as there are Eskimoet: In F'loria today and police shot three of persed the mob•. da ," King told a ral~ of !,MO. the suspected looters. Two M•jor Flareup~ In Washington Sen. Jamet 0. Polke sc.id the lutest street Wednesday rughf 's violence Eastland, D-Ml!IB., charged disorders and the looting re- included two major flareups in Wednesday that the c-ivil rlgbtl sulted tn the three shootings, the Bedford-Stuyvesant section drive in Mississippi was ba.cked 130 arrests and more than 155 Iof Br ..oklyn and 1nother inci· by_ Communists and suggested storeS; vandalized. Two police- 1dent in which Negro"women at- that the mysterious disappgrmer were hurt , I tacked a policeman, kicking ance of three young civil t18bfl Th~ Negro mobs, df•fylng a and scratching him. worken might have beell • ' UNLOADING- J~ck -Bostick and Steve B~dgley, standing, and Harold Cadl~l on wagon, unload tomatoes de- warning from Mayor Robert F. I [n Jackson, Miss., Dr. Mar- lhoax. for the Billy Hill farm packing hou~e soon after they are pulled off the yjne. Enjoying a ride in the sun were youngsters Cricket Carpep\er, and ·TlmJily, ·Chris and p,m ·HiU.1. · · LO~ - Allegations of a bom~al relatlonahlp be- MAGIC CHEF GAS RANGES or MAGIC CHEF · ELEaRIC RANGES FOR THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY MEIGS THEATRE NOW YOU .KNOW Brooklyn Boi Is With 5th Night of Fighting 1 BROWNIE 'PlUto., furniture at sal1 prices ON THE MAIN FLOOR 27"x54" Straw Rugs. Stenciled pattern. 1l'm • , Complete snapshot oUJ{il •.. at low, low cost! ,- ners and 27"x48'' size. PORCH RUGS FRAMED PICTURES i ·, pOrch and lawn BARGAINS IN THI Small Lot Sale 79c Sale! Chairs, Swings, Rockers, Chaise Lounges. mr&BM!..:Z .---------- ------- - - - , ' • leading makes, at special sale Sale $4.00 DRIVE·IN -, SATURDAY 9 TO 9 . T h e country's 3'x5' and 4'x6' sizes. u .~ Ed. Note: Mayor Charles Legar of Pomeroy bas releas-ed for pu.blicatioa 11le follow• ing letter r·ceived recently ly In his office. It apeak& lor itself. . enttn\ ~ • Sale Of Lawn and Porch Furniture Included in this group of discontinued rug• are EDITOR'S MAILBAG Mayor, City of Pomeroy, Ohio: Saturday, JulY 18, 1964. II!Y wife and two daul!:hters, Debble and Cathy, stopped to vist your city. we were watching the motor boats on the river when MASON l"'l_ll_n . ~ 4 _:-c>'· a man and his two SOD!~ waved to us. At first we thought that TONIGHT this man had mistaken us for Red Buttons Carolyn Jones someone else, but he came in "A TICKLISH AFFAIR" -a ndrather close to the dock then Steve Reeves and asked us lf we wanted to "THE SLAVE" takea rldei n his boat. We told .. (Color) . him we would be happy to. Thur.- Fri. July 23-24 I just want to say we enjoy· JanPt Letgh Van .loh nso n ed ourselves to no end. The "WIVES AND LOVERS.. man was a! friendly a man I -andCliff Ri chard Lauri Petert have ever met; his sons also. 1 "SUMMER HOLIDAY" not quite sure of the m~n's (TechnicolorJ name but I think it was Stemer ~::i:ii::i:ii::i:ii::i:ii::i:ii::i:ii::i:ii::i:ii~ ' or something like that. (Harley r Stalnaker) . Hi~ one son, Bruce, is home from the Air Force . He told us most everyone there POMEROY, OHIO knows him as Pop. Also we dined in your city TONIGHT and we want to soy it is the NOT OPEN friendliest city we have ever been in. [f all or most of your THURS. FRI. SAT. people are like this, no wonder July 23-24-25 Billy Wllchr's you are proud of Pomeroy. "IRMA LA DOUCE" We wiU always bave a good (1'ecbnicolor) word for your city and the Jack Lemmon , Shirley Mac· Laine. This ptcture is for people in lt. If you know this ADULTS ONLY! man , thank hlm again for us One admission only: 60c. for the most enjoyable after· noon spent on the Ohio River SUN., MON . and TUES. and a chance to see your beau· July 26-27-28 tiful city from a view most 'C APTAIN NEWMAN, M.D.' <Techmrolorl people regretfully never get to Gregory Peck, Tony CurtJI, Angie Dlckn!ion . Bobby Dar· sec. Sincerely, in, Eddie AJbert, Jas. Gret· ory. Jane Withe:n Pvt. and Mrs. Albert Colornrtoon Shannon and daughters ( On The Second Floor THROW RUGS '•-=sa..aaaa. . . .~~ Winning hurler Dale Saunders allowed but two hits . He fanned nine. walked only two. Lost'r Harley Fetty gave up five .-uns on eight hits. F'ur Gallipolis, Wiliams had 11 p<~!r of doubles, Pauley walktJ twice and banged out a dou~ ble. Hamilton had a homer and double, ,John Halley co!lf'f'ted a .:; tngle and Saunders a double. In the con!:iolation game. Rio Grande nipped Pt. 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Tbe New York Mets beat the Cincinnati Reds !or the fifth straight llmi!, 4-3 1n 10 Innings, and the Pittsburgh Pirate• whipped the St. Louis Cardinals If Koulax can maintain his 'urrent pace, he could wind up the season as lA ) the first two - time winner of I h e Cy Young Award as the major eagues' lop pitcher. (B) the majors' first triple crown i wins, percentage and earned runs average) pitching champ!on In 28 years and ICI the Urst NL pitch~r to win the I!:RA crown three straight years n '7 years. Lee was Lo•t The majors' last triple crown :>ltchlng king was Bill Lee who :Inlshed the 1938 season • with lhe Chicago Cubs with a 22_9 :~cord for a .710 percentage wd posted a 2.6ti era. The ·. 1 N ti 1 Le · ;.as a ona aguer to wm .he ERA title thNe consecutive teasons was Grover Cleveland \lexander In 191a 16 17 Koufax who w;,. the . Cy , \'oung Award last season when bl won 25 of 30 decisions and Aad a !.lUI ERA, could even •urpass those figures this year. In blanking the Houston Colts HI Wednesday uigbt on four hi •· f hi lith 1 1 ht · ~ or s s ra g VIClory and lath of the season, dandy Sandy lowered his ERA to 1.78. He has allowed only 34 earned runs In 172 innings this · year. Koulax embellished his sixth shutout of the campaign and 26th of his career with 12 •lrlkeouts and did not walk a man. He has fanned 168 thus far this season compared to his NL record of 306 last year. Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., July 23, 19M-3 In the ~- League, New York <Weattd WalblJieton a.s ' Cltveland beat Baltimore 7-4, Loa Alll!tles shaded Chlcogo 11-Z, Detroit downed Booton 1-S and Kansu City topped Mlru)esota r· Sout bern CliDCbes Je for Second In Tri-County Play Millers, T•T To Meet in · Final Match =.t BarOnS Spear New Haven by 27 Co t Line Scores :mor ->&· =· the second game t e carnage. New IDp:.,r:• .. -- Gleem MINNIN Deodorant SPRAY LANOLIN ShampooR... ,. CIauo • I .... Polident Roe.,.. 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I Friday's Games Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, night St. Louis at PhUa .. night San Fran. at Los Ang., •tight Chicago at Houston, night Milwaukee at New York, night }fudepohti v· their hitting eyes working In tl~e bottom of third Inning, sent home four runs on two bit bat- ters. Dennis Hackett's do,hie, Smith's first home. and a walk. They added one In the fourth on a hit batter, two walks, ard an error, and eight In the fifth when Stobart gave way to Tom Hawley, who couldn 't stem the tide, and finally Timmy Demoskey, who did. For the Indians, Warno:!r hJd a single with his homer, and Glaze also singled. Archer fanned eight, walked three, Senator pitching fanned fjve, walked six. The b <im"' ended the season for the Senators. Senaloro ..... 001 001 - 2 4 2 Indians ... . . · 014 16X -H 7 3 Slobart (L), Hawley (51. De· moskey (>! and Gilkey. Smith, Archer (W), and Glaze. TtiE HUDEPOHL BREWING COMPANY OF CINCINNATI. OHIO JULY CLEARANCE SAVINGS ON ALL SUMMER MERCHANDISE SUMMER SUITS, values to $39.95 _ _ _ __ _ SALE $24.50 SUMMER SUITS, v.lues to $55 ..00 - - - - - - SALE $37.50 SUMMER SUITS, Yllues to $65.00 SALE $42.50 I Group Wuh & Wear SUMMER SLACKS SPORT COATS Vetues To $7.95 VALUES TO $24.95 SALE $4.95 SALE $15.95 STRAW HATS _ REDUCED V3 SWIMWEAR REDUCED V. 1 GROUP BERMUDA SHORTS _ _ __ _ V• PRICE 400 mil 312-13 18 I 000 1101 010- 2 I I (11-6) and PqUaroni. CraJa, Humphl"ey1 (1), Wuhburn (7), BaHniJalm (9) and u..ur. Loaer - Cral& (W). HR - Lynch, stupll, Muar· Ulkl- (11 !DDIDp) N.Y. 000 tllll 000 1-' I I Clu. DID 100 OlD 0- S II 1 Jacklon, Balmlrtb (1), Hlmter (I) and Gander, Clonlruro t (8). Tlltouritt, Ellll II), IWiry (8), MeCool (t) and Pavlellcb, Smllb (t). Wlnnlr - Hunter (1-11- ~ - M<CGol (1-1). IIR - JMmoa, Klllol. Boulli1n Lot ""'· 000 008 008- I 4 I 001 tJ(l(JQjjs._ l 7t """'-• ~ I•) nd ......,..,_ &uru . (!H) ad :. PAGI ST. MIDD.LII'ORT ;.·~,~:""·.,.,-~,.---------...........;,·...___.,._,' Ca!!t~UI • JUDGE BORROWS P REDWOQD ,CITY . (UPI)-Judge Buy fined Sam ~. M, ~ , geles, and Gary Morton, ZS" _ Jose, this ·•eek for peddi)J1a.,~ obscene film. ,1 Lecturing the pair, SeagraY.!' borrowed !,rom Sen. BBJT)', ~ wat..r'o speecb acct!Piiol $Ill Republican presidenUal J1011!1o .a.,. Spibn. Pitta: St. Loula il San Francisco 7 Chicago 3 National League : Santo, Ct~t"ls and wile of Peace Corps .Dtt.New York 4 Cin. 3. night 10 Ins. 28 ; Mays, Giants and Bo_.er, tor Sargent Sbriver, arrivfd Philadelphia 4 Milw. 1, night Cubs, ti7 each ; Torre, Braves , ! here Wednesday to study Los Angeles l Houston 0, night Aaron, Braves and Wtlliam:,, 11 den 's methods of treating :81111 Pittsburgh 13 St. Louis 2, night Cubs, 56 all. rehabilitating retarded cbilllnli. SmJt• h Clouts Three Homers In Ind.tans' 14-2 ICtory Mike Gardner worked t h e T and T acored two runs in first three lnrungs for the Bar· Cleveland 101 100 IMO- 7 13 D the third 1DnJn when S ra 0 ons with Carl Demoskey I he Balti 10101001&---4 9 1 wa !ked, Burnsgwao -eoo --• pan gu erlast frame Fry Went all I be Donovan, McMahon 16), Ab.,._ and Gl lnaled th way for Haven. The Bar- nathy (8) and Romano. Pappaa, ::Oe. Par:":':.~ I to e: uns_ had 14 hlt.s, nine In the big Hall (8) and Lau. Winner - er two-hlt.s and,.. err~ on 8 the 1mung. New Haven, hitle" lac- Dooovao I!I-T). Loser _ Pappoo part of T and T In the bottom Dickie Bob Smith clouted log Gardner, picked up two, 18-5). HR _ O.vallllo, Sleborn, of the ftfth to tie the game at . three home runs in four appeartlonal Leaguer to win 11 Battey's homer and Fry's trip. FriDC~, Aparlcio. 2-Z. · ances at the plate to lead the ltralghl since teammate Don Ie, against Demoakey. Ilaos e u two hits aod fan- Middleport Boys' league In· Barons . ... . . 203 (22)-27 14 3 · gav P . dlans to a 11·2 vlrlory over the Drysdale In 196Z. The Philadelphia Phillles re- N. Haven . .. 000 6 _ 6 2 4 Detroit 110 121 02D - I 10 0 ;::~~ uand w~ Senators In a one-game ar..i talned tllelr one-game lead ov~r Gardner (W), Demoskey (4) Boston 001 i120 l'rJ- I 9 0 Pon~ wUI meei In 0 consola- you're dead play-off Wednesday $fJI Francisco by downing Mil- and Conde. Fry and Jobnson. Rakow, Glodding (8), Sherry tlon gome at 1 p. m. IDST) evening. =="-===iiiiiiii~~;.~~~ ~ (9) and Freeb.an. Wll,,HI, Span- tlll.t venin Tr hiea will be The Indians, second plac• 0 swlck (8), Charl<m (8) and Til~ g. op . team In summer play, by de· We Give Big llllln. Winner - Rakow (6·8) awarded Immediately lollowmg !eating the third place Senaloro, Lo.ser- Wilson (10-5). HR-Ka- tile cbamplonlhlp game. meet the Redlegs In the first line, McAuliffe, Bre,wud, Cash. game of a three-game ~ries tonight. The second game is scheduled next Monday, and the !4 All&. 001 000 II&- S S 2 third, If necessary, next WedChicago 200 000 000- 2 S I Newman, R. Let (#) ll1d To the winner of the series Rodgers. Horlen, Wilhelm 18) goes the summer title. The Redand Martin. Winner - R. Lee legs finished the schedule three Mr. and Mrs. Jtm Ward and (6-4) . Looor - Wilhelm ((-6) . aames ahead of the pack. daugbtera, Linda and Sbielah, Smlth opened on the mound R.e. u. IPOillthe Fourth of July week for the Indians against Jerry Kan. City 100 001 zen- 8 10 2 end With Mea. Ward'• olster Stobarl of the Senators. Smith Minn. 1021110 000- • 8 D and famlly, Mr. and Mn. Paul Pena, B<>wsfltld (5), Wyott Schuler. They visited olber had a one--run lead after Jim Roe- ,~.oo (7), Drabowsky (9) 1 n d Eel- friends and reloUves iB Melga Warner homered in the second with nobody on base, but ran warda, Bryan 18). SUiffiBD, and GaUls Counties. PL:US Into trouble in the third when Kllppateln (9) and B<ottey. WinMr. and Mra. ClareDCe Prtce C••tll• Stobart homered with one out nor - Wyatt (6-41. Loser - and Patay had 1 aurprsie birthKllppst.eln 10-1). liR - Colavito day party for Mrs. Price's mo- and Keith Vanlnwagen lripled. Pat Arcber was called In, 2, OUv1, Battey. ther. Mn. Harry SWOD receDtly. Condition SJ-09 Vanlnwagen was cut down at $1.50 Atteodlna ill addition to the N11ioul Lequa the plate and Tom Hawley was Chicago 000 3110 tm- S 10 0 above were Mr. Harry Swan, fanned. The Senators got just San Fran 000 032 O'.!J:- 7 13 0 Mr. Marvia Swan, Marilyu and one hit off Archer, Jim ClatJacksoo, Sbant> (8), McDID- Bill and Mr. and Mrs. Sherley worthy's lead off single in the lel (7), Elston (8) and Bertell. Swan ot Long Bottom. Mr' and Mrs; AJQJ Collins IBU<UI. Herbel, Dullalo (5), Pie~ (~) ""ter o ••k -• VIenna• Meanwhile, lha Indians got and Haller. Winner - Pierce and da ••..• - y,.. W. Va. were SWiday dinner (2-0), Loser - J1cbon (12-8). guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jloo FIRST HR - LAnier, Cepeda. QUALITY JoiJnacJI, and Brian. RACINE, 0. A cookout wa bold at the REGULAR .Phlla. 000 100 120 - ·4 II I home of Mr. and Mrs. -~-Certified Oil Station ldllw. 001 000 tm- I 7 I Swan SUnday bCIIorln& Culp, Baldschun (8) and Da._ Jll'llldaon, Bill Swan, oo hll W. Moln St. rymplo. Spahn, Olivo (9) and Balley. Winner - Culp (8-7). Loaer - Spahn (11-11), liR r====... Major Lettpo LHdon By Vlliled Pr<" llttHt-·, . •at NalloUI Jape G. All R H. Pet. Clmente, Pitt rr 364 57 123 .347 Williams, Chi 92 383 !12 125 .344 Mayo, SF 94 345 76 11.2 .32il Santo, Cbt 91 341 58 110 .323 Aaroo, Mil 91 364 80116 .319 Joboson , Cin 74 226 32 71 31t 119 335 IS 105 .313 Chance 18->1 n. Pizarro (13-fl. Hunt. NY ftoleb,o . LA 81 248 31 77 .310 Detroit at Bolton - Sparma Allen. Phil 91 355 68 t09 ..o7 (S.2) ••· Morehead 1!1-10). Cepeda, SF 79 293 411 110 .307 Washington at New York Amer1cao League (twilight ) - Osteen (7-7) vs. G.AB R. H. Prl. WiUiama 11-1). OUYO. Mlnn 93 395 70 132 .334 Cleveland at Baltimore ManUe, NY 79 253 49 62 .324 (night) - Krolick (9-4) vs. Allison, MiM 9D 334 64107 .320 Roherls 17-4). B.Robnsn , Bl 94 350 44111 .317 Frlday'a Gamea Fressoud, B<>s !15 353 56 t06 .311 Los Ang. at Kao. City, night · Bressoud, Bos 95353 06 106 .306 Minnesota at Chicago, nig>t Freeban, Del 79 275 35 63 .JIJ2 New York at Del. 2, twi-. .;hi Hinton, Wash 93 362 53 109 .301 Boston at Cleveland, nl~ht Washington at Ball. 2, twi-nlght Malzone, Bos 89 323 44 96 .2!17 Robson, Chi 7~ 301 51 89 .2% National League W. L. Pet. GB Home Runs Philadelphia 54 "!I .593 . . National League : May s, GiSan Fran: 5li 40 .579 I ants, 29 : Williams, f'ub s. 23 ; Cincinnati at 43 .M3 411. Howard , Dodgers , 19 . Sa nto. Piftsbur8h 47 42 .a28 6 Cubs, L8 ; Allen, Phils and Ce· Mllwaukee 47 45 .511 7111: peda, Giants, 17 each . St. Lools 47 48 505 8 .Amerjcuo League : Ktlh.'. t:. · ~·\11, Chicago 46 46 .500 811. Twins, 33. Powell, Orioles, 2ti; Ia Angelea '6 47 .4• I Stuart, Red Soi. aud Colavito, Houston 43 il3 .448 1311. A's; 24 earh; Allison. ":'wins New York 29 68 305 27 and Wagner , Indians 23 tach. NGS Major Loague StaudlDII By Ualted Pr011 late1"118tlo'lll 13-2. 1 ~. Amencu League W. L. Pet. GB ~'ew York 55 35 .618 · Balllmore 56 "!I .1102 I bllleu Ia Chicogo 55 "!I .598 I \'a lloa'l Jive Los Angeles 50 48 .aiO f'-> MIIUiesoiA 47 47 .500 101> • Detroit 47 47 .500 10\lo Southe!"n cllnched at !east a righthander Ron 1111fY 101 out Booton 46 50 .479 12'o second1>loce lie In Tri-County of the jam with 1 otriQQut and Cleveland 42 50 .457 14'2 High School League with a !1-3 a double pl1y. KansB! City 36 58 .383 21\lo win over Gallipolis . Wednesday The Soulbem crew took a 3-2 Washington 3ll 62 .367 2311. nlght at the Racine field . lesd to the third when Bill Wedoesday'a Reoulls Gallipolis pumped Into a quick Knapp •lnaled, Jock Bootie New York 8 Washington 3 2·0 lead In the lira! frame on a made It to flnt "" I lli!lder'a Los Angeles 3 Chi. 2. night lead-<>!! double by Mike Fisher choice. and Bob Crow alnaled. ICl<mlano 7 Baltimore 4, night and slnglea by Sam Morris and South lncrell!ed lead Kansas Cltv 6 Minn. 4, night Richard Long before Soutbern'a em ita to Detroit 8 Bo,:on 6, night stylish lefty Larry Price waa Si in the lilih wileD MarviD Mlller'a Market of New Hav- Thuroday's Probable Pilch•·•~ 1 able to quiet the push. McKelbey w~~.......w ~ ~· en aDd T and T Market of Pt. Kan:'SI!s City at Minn'i'sota Soulbera bounced back to Ue •.way, Bolllc - • -· • Pleasant will meet In tile finals Segui 1171 vs. Kaat (10-4). the score at 22 In the boltom SIJlllled. lis final Loa Angelea at Chicago 111 of the Bend Softball tournament half of the second when Gonjon Gelllpo ' run loolght following semi-final vieFisher led off with a single. the sixth when Long .,:; tortes of hlent!cal 11-1 score• nn birthday. Present were Mr. and Vic Durst was safe on a bunt long triple with one away a Thursday night. Mrs. Clarence Price and Patsy, single, and Frauk Porter laced came home on an IDfhileld out.h MIUer'a downed Pomeroy JC Mr. Marvin Swan and MarUyn, ~-> base knoc k of the The only oth•r ts of I e ·-> T and T beh'-> ~h" . sec.,... hIS co.uu .&&N ..11:' 1wo- a S.m Hood. Mr. and Mrs. Swan 111 1 game. Southern bad loaded the game were single by Janey hurling of Ducky a.... elimlnat· and the honored guest. beses In lhe first inning with no- the .second and one by Bill Jew- ed laat year'a champ!Oilll Park Mr. and Mrs. Larry Ebersell for Southern 1n the slxilt ' body out, but failed to acore ao f Pontiac of Charleston. bach of New Haven visited reJar~! went!.: rou~ ,;:; Mel Clork, Miller manager, cently with his parents, Mr. nad Ga~:;:' s, Pr1 g 0 8 11 th scored lira! against Pomeroy Mro. Howard Ebersbacb. wa I g Soutwo.bernce ~=.:. 1 .~ when he reached base on an er Mrs . Aleta Parsons has reway or I str~.,. ou u d •·-· lid and allowing ror an came ·~ on a so turned home alt"r a two weeks 11 Gelllpolls o: oo~/as;· 5 I single by Robert (Catbird) visit with her daughter and Soull>ern 021 020 1 _ 5 g 1 Roush. family , Mr. and Mrs. Rodney J nd Loa p . d The New Haven team added Coffman and sons. Her alster, £ aney a g. nee 00 two more l1lllll In the third on e Mrs. Iva Ball of Pennsylvania . "U Ufi Grueser, Jewell 15). "'""'"" b Bill 11>bl Y Ch a dou e an-ived to spend a few weeks by Dorwln Clark, and two with Mrs. J>.rsons. The Middleport Poov B2rriflce llleo by Gerald and Mel ons, going Into the fourth innClark OK& VIET NAr.< AID ing at New Haven not being The. I p satisfied with a .5-0 lead ooe omeroy score came TOKYO (UPI) - Japaneso d _,_: By United Pms lnteruatloclll In the top of the sixth when the Prime Minister Hayato Ikeda poure across 22 runs on •w"' American LeaJill• Ne Haven leflfielder dropped Wednesday approved a ~Ian to hits on an assortment of loose n.l H Is • drl d New Haven delens1ve . measures. Wash. ZOO 010 00!- 3 6 0 ..,.. e arr on • ve on send $2 million worth of aid · 1 all th d The 27-11 lead stood up easily New York 000 lstl OOx- 8 4 D riSon wen • way aroun to South Viet Nam for ils antienough though New Haven Koch, Hannan (5), Danielo bases. Communist war. mounted a slight six-run rally (7) and Leppert, Brumley (8). A •Ioale by Gl~ and two The aid will Include physl · in Its half of the fourth, after Downing, Torry (6) anc How- l!lTOrl by Park Ponllac Olll!bled eians, medical equipment and which the descending sun cut ard. Wmner - Do~nlnii (7-3). the T and T team to break a 2-2 ambulances. .c t h Loser - Kocb (H) . tie in the top of the seventh in Broke Losing Streak The Dodgers broke a fourgame loamg streak at the exof h rdl k K J hnso •n 0 n pense a uc (J-9) on third lnnilll! doubles by Derrell Griffith and Ron Fairly. That was all Koulax needed as he .becam.e the first Na- Hospital News AJ..I M'ABS Koufax Wins lith Straight ;!~'S= ~: t:o:~g 0~ 0: Services are Held Wednesday For Mrs. Reed ' • ' "J.eM,r ;,. U... (Q). I Group Mens I Group Mens 1 Group Mens SPORT SHIRTS SPORT SHIRTS SPORT SHIRTS Values To $4.00 VllvH To $5.95 SAlE $2.95 SALE $3.75 VIIUH To $3.50 SALE $2.65 2 FOR $5.00 AMERICA'S MOST POPULAR BANLON SHIRTS Values To $10.95 SALE $6.95 MANY OTHER SAVINGS ON HOT WEATHER NEEDS " DOWNIE-GROSS Shop In Air-Conditioned Comfort POMEROY ·~ �- . ............. ,. _.... ,... ~,..,..............-- ----- ... ..... . - .. - ... ~ ......... - ~··.'- .··' - 4-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 23, 1964 STARTS FRIDAY MORNING AT 9A.M. EXTRA THRIFTY Beautiful Fashion Center SHOP Friday Night Till 8 p.m. SUMMER FASHIONS AT BIG SAVINGS! IN TIME FOR VACATION WEARI Entin Stock Of NATIONALLY ADVERTISED • PLAY CLOTHES •SWIM SUITS WIUllM CONNELL Utility Makes Two Promotions In Personnel AND SUMMER DRESSES vacation wear. stock of swim suits and play Over 150 Smartly Styled SUMMER $10·94 BETTER DRESSES REDUCED I Values To $49.95 White Oil Station and Pomer.,. • Gltami"t Whit• and Colors lool NOW 5 go I, quontlty $6.34 Go I. EBERSBACH HARDWARE in the V. S. Naval Reserve. .. ' CHAPTER MEETS '!be program committee of Re· tum Jooathan Meigs Chapter, Daughters of the American Rev· o!ntion, met Tuesday afternoon at the home of the regent, Mrs. Emerson Jones, to plan for tile new proerama. Those attending Oleo 4 rolla 35C Ice Milk Cookies Toilet Tissue 2 Vt ..l. ctn1. · 3 pkp. $1.00 10 roua63c ALL .SUMMER CHILDREN'S LINE AT THE MARK INS FOOD MKT.· Reduced To s1.99 and s1.99 and Half Sizes. See the wide selection of stylel To Weor Up To The Fill RUTLAND, 0 . POMEROY PANTHERS SALE T SHIRTS and sizes. DOORS OPEN 9 A.M. TOMORROW! LARGE CLEARANCE GROUP SUMMER SKIRTS ..... REDUCED! VALUES TO $12.95 SMALL GROUP Summer Handbags Reduced All Summer Jewelry l Price In The Heart of Pomeroy Market OPEN EVENINGS TIL 7:00 P.M. SATURDAY TIL 9 P.M. 6 DAYS A WEEK (2 to a customer) L&Z Children's Shop 120 E•.Maln CLOSE OUT ONE GROUP Pomeroy, Ohio SMOKED CALLIE PETER PAN BRAS Greatly Reduced Prices Not Only A Value ... But AWise Investment OUT THEY GO! Entire Stock Of SPRING & SUMMER SUITS AT BIG SAVINGS TO YOU! ALL FAMOUS MAKES Styles in 2 & 3 Piece Models GREATLY REDUCED Included are imported silks, LB. SPRING COATS ..... CAN GOODS SALE I 441NCII INRATAIIl£ ALL TO GO AT CORN PINTO BEANS SPAGHETTI KRAUT I'ORK & BEANS KIDNEY BEANS MIXED VEGETABLES FREE GREATLY REDUCED PRICES wilh 3 inDfrseals from 6-oL 01 lil«L jars styles. Wear now through fall ev· 10 I oz.----- $1.49 en winter. Tweeds, fleeces, cash· mere blends and other smart fab- rics. Junior and Misses Sizes. 10 cans 99c IWHm BREAD · .. • 61oaves $1.00 I· Our famous label coats. All 1964 Cantaloupes II to 20 Lbs. Lorge Glont Size All Spring & Summer Merchandise Reduced! baked with PG-7ne, a pure SOUTH CAROLINA WATERMELONS \ ] for pll-vegetable shortening! Today, the Ol)ly s~ortening used in Heiner's enriched buns contains about three limes as much of Jhe preferred $1._00 "un-sa!urales:i·. as in most buns. We ore proud of makers. e All Sales Final e No Approvals e No Lay-Aways ·. \ ,!his quality product, a further step in carrying out worsteds <1nd other choice fabrics. Tailored by famous ' Q'(i\n~itt~~ Southeastern Olllo'1 Moat BeouUiul F11hlotl Center our respon.s(bllity towo;a your family, AT OUR FRUIT COUNTER e RED DELICIOUS & WINESAP ~PPU!S •PLUMS e PEACHES e RED O~PES ' '... ' ' •. ' .~ MARGUERITE'S 102 E. Main • e • . Worm Weather Cloth" ENTIRE STOCK SUMMER HATS s3 &s4 B·C·D High in poly-unsaturates :Jiein~ enriched buns 89C served. All new 1964 styles. Juniors, Misses first sight at prices that mean sensational sav. 21h to 8 '' 'AI ill, ings. Our entire stock Is on sale. Nothing re· BLOUSES ,.;' B·C-D lb. Sizes30 to 38- Values To $7.98 ·~ Sizes CHEESE 49c Children's Shop Save! Save! .. All from famous makers. You'll recognize at Brown Shoe Shop LONGHORN Rtl. 39c _ _ _ ciation. He served three years • SELF CLEANING POMEROY 89c ENTIRE STOCK clothes greatly reduced. 28'' "Everything In Hardware" BOILED HAM $8.94 Our entire Miss Susan Park, vice president Mrs. 0 . P. Klein, Mrs. Donald Mills, Mrs. J . E. Harley and Mrs. Bruce Lloyd, post presid""t. ident, Electrical Operations. At tbe same time William H. Con· nell was promoted to Purchasing Agent replacing W. R. Hen· ry. Mr. Henry Is a graduate of South Solon High School in Mad. ison County and attended Bli>s lb. Business College. He served in the Signal Corps, V . S. Ar· my from 1942 to '45. William Connell is a gradu. ate of Ohio State University with a Bachelor o! Science De- BROUGHTONS gree in Electrical Engineering. He is a member of the Colum· bus Junior Chamber of Com· merce and Big Brothers Asso- 1 MID-SUMMER SALE AND -ds was named Assistant Vice Pres- ,• Hurry, just in time for your COMPLETE PROGRAM The Middleport Literary Club program committee held their fmal meeting recently and completed the year's progrom. The first meeting will be held October 7 at the home of Mn. James Titus In Rutland with Mrs. George Lasher assisting. Members of the committee included Mrs. James Euler, president; Mr. 8Dd Mrs. Malcolm Meet and daU(Ihter, Edlllo, relw1led home Saturday from a llacBUOD and camplne trip tllrough tilt west, cvoerlne over 5800 11111., and 17 otates. Pointl of Interest vtalted wm Cartabad caverns and White Sonda, N. M.; The Painted De• ert, PetrUied Forest, Meteor Crater 1ao11m Cliff ~welllnp and G~and Tetoo and Yellowstone naUonal parks In Wyom. mg· Custer State park MOUilt Ru;hmore and the o'i Soulh Dakota. and East Hat· bor on Lake Erie 1n Ohio. The Mees had a ~umber of Interesting uperieoceo lllclud· ing an encounter wltb bears, came tot heir camp whilt they were asleep. They went to tbeir car and remained whilt the bears ate thelr food. were Mrs. George Skinner, vice regent, Rock Springs; Mrs. FIRST James Brewington, Rlo Gran· QUALITY de. and Mrs. 0 . P. Klein, Amer· REGULAR isan Music chairman. The first Certified meeting will be held Sept. 11 at W. Main St. the home of Mrs. Klein. W. R. Henry has been ap-1,•=========-' pointed Manager of Purchase by the Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Company. He re· places John H. Inskeep who ENTIRE STOCK SPRING AT GREARY REDUCED PRICES ' Family Returned • From W'e1tem Trip '!be Twutght Garden CM met at tbe Syracuae Park 011 Tuesday et 6:30 p. m. for a pol· luck '""""'r. A short business session wu conducted by Mrs. Jack son, president. Mrs. Richard Rupe and children and MUs Ethel Koenig were welcomed '"' guest.. A communlcatioo was read concemlng the Ohio Associ· aUon of Garden Clubs convent ion to be held in Dayton August 13 • 14. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Mary B. Heines with Mrs. Robson as co-hostess. Savings During Our ... Southeastern Ohio'a Most • Gorden Club MeeiJ ..4t Syracwe Park " ' ,. ' . ·I Good f ' . . ' . a Heio.etJ~illop}or mare th~ 68 years. . ·.. '· ' "' �• - ------"".·-----. ........ ~;s," ···"" ~ • • -~- .......,_ - - - - - ~ ~ -~ . - ....,_ •• • .•. - · • . , • \' • f ant Ads Are Worth AGood Look--Yon'll Find Dozens 0 f Barglins Below! 8usines• Servlcet 6-Dally Sentinel, Pomm~y·Mlddleport, 0., July 23, 1964 WANT AD INFORMAnON ~---· For S.le . -- 1--=-=:..:.....:;_--- R..l htlte For S.le NEED water for tiYf!stock, hou..,hold use. Irrigation, recreation'! We'll o1g your ponds and lakes. !"reo @811- . matos - Fair prices --Good work-Pr01npt service. PhOM write or 1top by. t:ni!Det W. Shuler. : ontractin8, 342 Page st., Mi<l~leport, Ohio, Phone WY 2-3".43. 7 11 6tc FOR SALE - Gold'--:en~j;::ub;:;l\ee,- - - - ----· - - M'?WN. peachea. Ready now. Brinl FQII SALE -Two apartment HJO P Ill 0t.J NfnN hDbaa&:IMt~nd•, DIISHM ltftl A. &. container. Cheater 985·3201. hllllse, $ rooms and bath Websetr'o Fruit Farm, Long ea<h, Bul'lemut Ave., Pome............ t!DNI Bottom, o. 7-23-litc roy, bam, used for IJAI'aa•. t:olll~Wa lar11e lot, Phone WY :1-3098. wm M ao.pqd 110111 1.00 "- It F'M DQ flf I'UPIUHlloll MID SEASON SALE , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.:_ 7_:23.:__:6::: tc MANY dollars worth of t'llmp-1 · ftiiOUL.A riUNI lng equipment free, with ,____ .t!J.J#,.. APIChe Travel trailers. STOP ~ll'l'lor ~ ..-. now for demonotration. FOR ANY k!nd of ~·ron! • end USED SPECIALS DAIRY FARM -365 acres wilh Joad•r. or Lack - hoe work. 10 x 18 HiQins Tent (llke new) 1110 acres in cultivation, 180 We use 4-wl.<el drive equlp2 wheel utility trailer (extra acres In Improved pasture ment. Phone WY 2-3243 F:m Fo1 Want Ad ....... nice ). (well • fenced) balance tim· met w Shuler, Contracting ' c ... nt. per IJOf(l oO• tiiMrt'IMI MlnlmUII1 ~ Ml ~u Amsbary's Marine & Trailer bered. Two completo Grade A 342 Page St., Middleport. ~ t: ,..llf.l' pof't wnid C. 'nlNe '* *ru•h·" l nRrttnn• Sales, 631 41h Ave., GalUpolls, dairy set ups wltll bulk tanks, 7 17 Ute 50 ')1', 01scounr on ..-•• 1Cit 1110 •• ,.,d wlthl11 10 II••" Ohio. Phone 446-0293. 8 cow herringbone milking BULLDOZER work, basements CAflD oF l'!iANU 41 08JTJJ. 7-2:Htc parlor, 3 silos. Om be bought landscap'ng, brushing, ponds. IU'IU:S - 11.WI tor lkl word miD· IJJHl"' €1eb atldiU'nnal WOn! le ;-I"P"'Ia::tf;:o=rm=-roc.,-;k-er-;""'w=ebc,.::.:or::.:st=e- completo with 53 cows, 8 hellLowboy service and back hoe OPl'IC!I llUVM reo, Webcor hl·ll, dinette set, ers, all machinery (two tra<t· service. Charles Jeffers. Ph. 1.80 A .. ttl CUIU P M.. 0111, lat.w ni.IJ'--A::\fl A M. ,. 121(10 OOOll bedroom suite, record cabin!"!, ors lllld all equipment) , 5500 WY 2~. (7) 7 lfc . lT'S SO !:ASY bales o! hay, 45 acres of corn, d ro PLAC.E " 3 ressers, kitchen cabinet •. 2! 25 acres of soybeans. Two L 0. McCOY, AUCTIONEER, K&SULT PROUUCJNft porch swings, Phllco TV, cell· h d lb llld· Cbellter, Oblo. 3 23 tfc WANT 1\D mg J&ck, band saw. Call WY . omes an p1en1Y ou u :1-5174. 7 23 3tc mgs. flli,OOO.OO. .&lJCTIOMEI!R PHONE WY 2-2157 SYRACUSE - 6-room modern ColllplotAI TWO Beqle•. I male, I female, frame home wllh bath, hard· Crill approximately 18 months, run- wood floors , 3 bedrooms, gas fl'rlle, , _ ,. Celltael ning, Robert Bowen, Laurel furnace heating. $8500.00. .&. c. BRADFORD In Memory Cliff Rd .. Phone WY :1-6670. INCOME PROPERTY -Duplex' tiliNe !We I~ LOVIN~ memory ol Grafton 1 7 23 3tc with two apartments, one 4-1 ' 1 11 tic D. Slo"•, who left us 12 years 1 It · , AI --=----=====~ tod!' J y , I . Tyler double duly serv>ce room , one • · room. ways ,. ago y. u1Y 23 . • 1952 · our meat case. Complete with rented. Income $138.00 month- ' m.emll'y_ to us IS a keepMke meozanlne shelf. Full set of ly. Exceptional at $6.000.00. EXPERIENCED w1th wh1rh we will never part. d' 1 5-room frame hou•se tl · b d RURAL AUTOMOBILE Though God has you in His a : :!f~~~~t:~a~~~1~ ~~ well, oil circulatDr heat, sink, keeping, we have you always as, new. Will !ltiJ for only I 2 acre lot nicf' for gardening in our hearts. Sadly missed by' $300. ContBct Lynn Harl. Re- and fruit. Located 'h mile olf Elinore. Judy, Bobby and cine Food Market. 7 23 3tc Route 124 west. $3.000.00 OwnAND Mother Stout. er will trade up on Pomeroy ,7 23 lie $:NGLISH Shepherd cattle dog or Middleport property. I -------'for sale, $25.00. Delbert Gaul, DEXTER _ 5 . room frame Lost lnd Found Che•ter Star Route. house, fuel oil circulator,' 7 21 31P_ drilled well. '1500.00. Owner REWARD for inlormatim or re· u"'SE=-,o~NE=-o-;1:-our --;Carpe :- t Shamwill carry some financing. flY 2-2143 0. !urn of girl"s new blue bicycle pooers FREE with B 1u e C. C. CUCKLER, REALTOR . "'il~F.~~~~;:;;:.1 !~ken from my yard July I. Lustre Carpel Shampoo. / BOX 221 PHONE WY 2·3830 ~· Plumbing, Gul Shuler. 604 W. Moln Sl. Baker Furniture Middleport 7 23 3le Farnaeeo. Amold Brolhero. Pomeroy. Phone WY ll-5347. 7 21 6tc '- - - - - 818 East Malo Stree~ PoiD7 23 3tc, -~ FOR SALE - 6 room house. . . 8 ROOM boose, 31, acres, one full basement, near sehool eroy, f'l!o•e WY ..-, LOST - Lost m VIllage of half mile off Langsville Dex nd h h o~ .. th Th'rd 7 :W tie c urc es.Phone on o.XIU 1 , li"::~=:~~~;:~~~ Syra~use. one ma le bo xer a net ter road , l:awr£>nre Rupe SH· 1 aMiddleport. WY 2-5174 one 10male br••lr. Contort .1 t Pooloalonal Dry Cleaning 7 21 31c 2-m· 2 1o see bv Appom . men . ncl Sh" L d HiJOld J ont>s. ~lE'r~'Vt 11 t!, 0 . 1 1rt aun ry 1 23 3tc! or 'Roy Jones. Racine Rl. 1. GOOD used refrigerator. Very ! I Hour Cltenint 7·23·3'· reasonable. WY 2-t>'227. 1 WOULD like to thank every-~ ~ Alhrlnt om! R->rlng ---- ------7 17 6tp one lor llleir kindneOil Md Poclteb ami Zlppon Not:c'! • SINGER Sewing Machine, com· thougWulnes, during and af·' 10 lbs. Dry Cleaning $2.00 1 pletely electric Equipped to ler my recenl stay In the DISCOUNTS WI\M'N for lighl. hon,.,work : zig zag, make buttonholes. pita!. The many cards, flowPICKUP & DELIVERY •nrl cookint. One in family . sew on buttons, and do fancy I ert( food and other means of ABC CU:ANERS WY 2·31120 7 17 !I.e stitches. Fully ruaranteed. 4 conslder•tlon were greatly ap;.-w o,vEiinn: .-,tJf)! with paymento of $'7.50 or discount preciated. Mrs. Willoughby & SHIRT LAUNDRY M11en. W. Va. ll ·• ~<f!lol ,, ,ill>leta. Only 11301 for cash. Phone WY 2-~· Hill. 7 23 lip Tl's-55-Q n~ """ drug ;tore. , 3 301< 1 7 26-Gtc FOR SALE - Houoe In Middle' '"""Hfi.E Ins•JrM DHO IPE~CHES ready now. Come, port, 6 rooms with . bath. the best bulls, "'"' . . nf"fl' •.oat vuut aper•· PJ~k your own, $3.00 a ~u. Close to school. Phone WY 2" at the best pri~, 'liith the 7 23 ate t4·r ·., IH·tm.e? C.U W'Y Z..i!Me Bnng containers. Four miles Mft:;. nation's leading sires in Dal· I16Uc 1 west of Coolville on Rt. 50 FOR SALE _ 6 room hou..,, ry and beet. For forenoon at Blue Sunoco Statloo, wm tile bath, forced air furnace , convenience service, call by ·. ·. Help W•nted tell one mlle. Wedge Fruit hardwood noon, screened • in 8: 011 a. m., aIternuon &erv Ice ~ ~ , Farm. 7 14 tic porch on two acres, ton miles by 1:Q(' p. m , by caHlng M~rJt : $30ormoreperday on giCK ROOM and invalid sur> lromPomeroyooEagleRidge Curtiss Breeding Service Inc. per]ilanenl routo . work . 1 will plies anc aids for vour com Bashan Road. $'7200.00. Gary Technician, Leland Parker. Polllero), 0. Ph. WY 2-Z2&4. tram you. Write B. Baugh- fort \\e ""rry a romplete R. Dill. Phone WI 9-2167. rna~ . P. 0. Box 126, Grove line >f crulchOll. wheel chalro. l 7 22 6tp Albert I arker, Chester. Ohio. City, Ohio. 7 23 3tc eommo.l•s. urinals, under FOR SALE - 4 room cottage Pb. 911$-341~. 6' 24 30tp pado. bed pons, etc. Roller with bath, nice location, 9 1oar1 lllwoer, P~elliq -... LOOKING FOR IICURI Pharmacy, WY 2-3586. Mid· extra lois. Drilled well. InBuilD& JOI! dlepnrt. tl-~ quire M. A. Hall, Ret'dsvllle 111-..tlle, ..._ rr1tn tor o. ._ c ...., '""''r. tnt.• REPOSSESSED Automatic Elec· or phone 867-8249. BH ,.. aewer D'HNel &e• o~r •d andu lllltrutrlon ~'•"'· I· trolux: Vacuum Cleaner. Com· · 7 22 3tc Wt un 11 .._ neu'""· Llllooll a-moe. &-.bUll). plete set of cleaning attach-- HOUSE for saie in Pomeroy, 5 Sewtr Mlebtnn menl3. Sold new lor over S150. . rooms, bath, basement, good R ulllo Guaranteed to party asaum· location, near Elementary Cll WY ....,, Daf or NIPI I For Rent lng 7 paymento of $Uti Phone School. Phone WY 2-3573. 7 • lie __ . WY 2-2204. 7-26-Gtc 7 22 3tc 1 5 ROOM -HOUSE, suitable ·ror . WINDOW Ill<' porch shad05 ·an NEW RAVEN REAL ESTATF. 1 lnstrudlons small family. Call WY :1-3231. ltlndl. fvch va.t•nce and A MILLION DOLLAR view Is I 7 23 ===:---:--,---.:...::.=-o3tc::.: awnings Vaneuan bllndll and Included with thlo lovely Cl TISTit i J PSTAIRS aparlmMt. outside reoolra. Free est! malA!. Dale home consisUne of 3 bedrooms. I u. 1· C:IVIL IIRVl entrance, larae living room, Wlppe. SUpply 215 Unt,.. Ave. carpetod livlnl room, family l 11.. · ....... •.... ,,.,. ..,. u · '-r•~•-~ms 1 bath and Pomeroy, Ohi0, •j ttOI.OO • ""'· PNPIIrat.orJ th,nlaa two ltl ev IKVIW rOOM, 2 1111tha, basement ..·-• IIU Ulttll appolftte'll l'hf1UMncJt af jOhl kitchen. All ntwly decorated. e 211 3t1tc rt To 1 t this fine opefi 1::~~...-rlmu uwauy .. ....,... ClrJXl • nspec .. , .' ntn tntoralat.tor~ a• J!'tbe, Phone WY 2-2864. home, and others from t3,500 •JaN~~. ""' ....ml'fttt wrn• run.n · 7 22 fttc 1 f pt.!_llll "liM. add"" aM pheM =--:c=0":"":--~~~~.:..:1 II& Freeur Sele and up, or rentals rom S&5 ~""' ..,.... ,., .... ,... ~ ROOM h01111, 211 Railroad St ., and up, lllmply contact John " ,,.,..,,.. Mlddlewl, $25.00 moll\h. Ira 411 111M e late FtlHd Rlohml'lld. A&ont - Pomeroy C. Welll'lll!l, Rl. I, Middleport. , I l l ICI CRUIII WY 1-:USI; Now Haven ll82lnturence H ,_ iiVItll •••" N"" ,,_, tt 1085 or Herman Yayno, Brok· ---7 3~ ~. · ·~ "''IP"'s=T:-:A-::IRS=--.-pa-rt-m-enl . ·outsldo, er - New Haven ll82-I035; 11011NION, Slmploo lfiiUroneo entrance, large living room, USIO I'RIIZIR IUYS (residence 882-4425 · Aeencr Ill lUI 101'1111 01 In i 7 22 Sit! 2 large bedrooms, bath and 1 " Cu. Pt. thllco IUI'atll!8~ Ji.D Joh.... ,,., 1 kitchen. All newly decoratod. ir~=~ ,:.,~~~ :r,.- SlGO NICE BUILIJING lot, view >f Bud Swpoon, Acenl'· Call WY :1-2884. 1 CHin FRI lu _ 1151 river, on l.lneoln HUI, lllt185 -----I I lie 7 21 lie , For Sale. Walter Gruel"- . Ill· ===~-- - -·- ' Pomeroy Llndmertc vervlew Drive. WY 2-3230. Leg•l Notice ' MODERN HOUSE 6 '""m' and t IIV~ 2_2111 Jack Co• . Mtr 7 17 25tc bath. ~36 Lincoln Rd. C a 11 1 ,.. WY 2-.,020 -~ .. 1 t1 lfc _ 1SINGEH SeiVIn 1 maehlnes. FOR SALE in M1ddleport, 4! ATTENTION NEW HAVEN 2 7 URNISHED rooms for male new, lOUt! up. Several used bedroom brick house, 1 PROPERTY OWNERs renters. Cookin~ privileges maeb!IIU at blrp!D prlcetl baths. lol and a hall. out of Effective immediately all 212 S. l'lfth Ave . Phone WY The l"abrlc Shop. ~Inger satet high water .· Nice location. roof drains are lo be removed 2-5435. 7 17 6tp and !lorvtet, Pomeroy, Ohio See by ai>P(IIfttment. or call from the Sanitary Sewers. · WY Z-Z!lll 4 21 11 WY 2"2885 or WY W2tiO. Ordinance hal heen In effect · TRAILE!R SPACF: ror· ro111, · c 181 10 tfc since 11151 . The new Sewage Brown's Trailer f-<~~>r •• Millo· YUIJ PAY tea lor Dna home ·u Rl 124 Pho W'' fu ht Ill Fu ~ SYI!ACUSE, three beo .. JOm Disposal OrdinAnce requires e" 11 e, · '" • 1-1 m>O nas 11 ket rnl· mod•rn home. noar lthool. thai theBe same roof drain• be 3324 . 7 16 iiOte tUre lD Mlddlepon. OhiO M·•Jem ill•ulat~d. •all l:'oard removed. This Ordinance is now 0heatmg, large lot 72 • 211$. In effect and lnapection or San"t!IIH RtMlM fumlihod iP'Ift,. .._,_____.....:•:...!'!1~11!:. ·· ment Phone WY :1-3t!Stl. For S.le or Rent Phoct r a. m to 5 p. m. WY ttary Scwerr will start August ~4; Ev,mngs, 7 to 9 p. m. IS, 1!1!14. The New Se11er · S 27 tiC W" t-1441 6 2 tfc men! Plant js now In operation for 1'1111 or Mte, · 117 IIOlJIE I ROOM apartment O'itb bltli. tnonthlf paymento on land FOR SALE-Middleport's tall· and It 11 an absolute · Phone WY 2-63111i ost CIOIIIIICI, 532 MIU Straet, MlclbuDding, located 352 N. ! that .thiS· Ordlqance be strictly 5 6 tic dlepon. Phone Yf" U282. Second Street, Middleport. i enforced .tb jlrctect plant equlr> JH:iF.E 'and fr.ur rnn.,, fumit.hP Prlotd for quick .ate ln. · men! .and . ~~~ owret• ad• IJ de eu ancJ lltn.rn&shed apan. quire at Ohio Hotel. , jaeent tD !he plant site. Dam- ' rnenta W\' ~34 12 6 li<I--:F:-.-nn-M~=-.-c':'"h~in_e_ry __ ha . s occurred twice within 10 16 tfc the last mmlh. We ask the coIIOi)ERror-4 - bath Livestock hi 1operation of an. ·retldeniS furnilb.l epa•tment. ""- FOR SALE: David Bradley 5 hp gardeo tractor, cultivators, - . · :complying wft)t lhll ced~. WY ~·· s Ill 11< tooth harrow, wheel welgi!IA, HEREFORD bull• from 7 io 24 i Hilda Ridgway ·FURNIIfiED ' end unfumlshed reverse, cleat tim, all yqura months old and 20 cowo, 10me Recorller · a""rt~.l. 134 Mulberry fill' 011111 eJIIO. .Ctlt!ICI L)'illl wilh calves. Weidner Her• , Avt . Pt.. WY :1-6615 Homer Hort. RtiCine P'oild Mlrkei. lord Farms, Loudohvl~, Ohi6 Donald Bailq · ·· ' lll'MIL' • 2S tla 7 :II 3tc Phone Wt-4172. 7 ll3 lie Ma\'or . ,...., u_ •t I Wheel Aliqnment 1 lrake 5ervlte • I I Blaettnars Po.,.,.,. ' hos·l I I I ,. ,,.., 1 - ,_.....,....... ·-- 1 I room ond SUMMER SELLDOWN! r • •• BE CAUGHT WITH TROUIUS. DUL WHERE THEil'S -- · ··- .,.------...:::...:::..=- I"'" I " I having · ~ We1re Check These "RED TAG SPECIALS" AT POMEROY MOTOR , 1964 Chevrolet Belair 4 Door· · · $2699 .• esAVINGS esERVICE e SATISFACTION KEITH GOBLE FORD USED CAl LOT V8 engim~, Powerglide trans. BeautiCul ivory 1nd sUver blue finish. radio, htaler, whitewall tires. C l C a:roup. Reduced . 1959 FORD Gel1xle 2 Door H1rcl Top 1963 Pontiac Tempest .. · · · · · · $2295 1959 FORD G•lule 2 Door LeMans Coupe. Bucket seats and t·ed vinyl trim, autom.a· lie trans., 328 - VB eneine, red over white finish, radto and heater, like new whitewart tlrE'II. 1963 Monza Coupe · · .......... $1995 Black finish, red vi nyl trim, huctcet seat. 102 e-ngine. 4 on lhf' floor. radio and heater. 1962 Chevrolet Impala .... · .. · $2295 Station WaQ:on. Low mileage by careful local owner. Beautiful white and black finil!lh with showroom clean Tf'd interior, new set whitewall tires, VB engine, Powtorglide, power st('ering, radio and heater. 1962 Volkswagen 2 Door · · · · · · $1499 Low mileage, vinyl trim , deluxe equipped, green finish . Tires show little wear. 1961 Cbevrolet Corv.alr · · · · · · · · $1399 Station Wagon, 700 SeriPII. Less than 29.000 actual milPR and appearance and performance or new. Powe!'llide trans. Radio and heater, •r~;~en finish, spotl~s Jntl8rior. SPECIAL. 1960 Chevrolet Station Wagon · · $999 Local owner, all vinyl interior, new tite1, dark creen finish, ht-aler. Weekend Special. 8 cyl, Automotie trant. Redio. bOck fi!litb. Thut many viewers IJ'IDI reelllltd IIIII lite St. havo oee1· ·'A M.tn Named Louis Clrdlnals 011a. <tiered a Mays" for lhe f>rll time Tuet· mi!Uon dollara lhr WJllli Peatby mght. · Watchlnr Tueoda; nl1ht'a null. ' I eouldn't blip Jet1lnl Tile poMel Swim: A onefHllna aaalb that Wlllie hour documenW,. about how Irea illy left hla heart bork 111 preaidenUal canclldate ll'rl'7 BJ RlCit DU IBOW fine Idea for NBC-TV Tuesdar York, from wbt~.o~ the <l o 1d w Le r and !.tt forcea !lOLLYWOOC (UP!) - One lllgllt to run a one-uolur docu- Gianls emigrated. Bul 11< mat.- ac'hloved lhtlr Republleall caa•• tbt ~real, ·IIIOUib hartty allout niJ remo•kable 1964 aeawhere hlo heart Ia, •I waa ventlon vlclol'ylflll bo 11<-· noted, eventa 01 11151 oceul'l'flfl eon. The new ahowlna of lhe to araue lflth lhe oplnloll ed 1111 NBC-TV July leJ. .Geld· In a hotel beN wltta Mila Tal- procram, written and narratod hls 11101111er • A)vln Dark, water Is ocheduled to 11 ,.ar 1n lullh Btlllkhead deiiiOIIIIr•led by Chllrlea F·lnll•ln auii!Or of lhal Mayo Ia, pla.la and lllmplf, an extensive Interview • e>e·buebah aluuor Tad W~ twu books aboul o.!ay•, war a the 1realnt baseball · player Iiams' l!a~ form In an In"" fine Idea for other rea11011o too. there lB. Tuesday night's proview In her s:.lle. But WIHlam, First, It t. almply 8""" thlnltplayed for l!ollton, and Miss tD documontarteo ! hankht!ad is a ..JilD Francis... ·~~never possible: St!cond, the 1 ACROI8 ·%. '1'1111!:wllb 20. FootGl¥nt fan , and especially of G1anls have " - m and around ; 1 . Selza ex-'ve "Willie Mays, whom she pralHG llrot place this seaso.1, though I. N - a t ontbuslum 1-FIIIWIU. like lh\.4; aomelimes apparently against · "1 juat die when hit !title cap tlielr wiJhea, thus makJns tha -':,'" • , r f&lla elf Wh<n he runa around show timely. :IB.D 0 ""C U.--Cit the boleS. He'• like a ••zeUe.'' Perhaps \he best reaaon for 14. II!& Well, ther·. are many and the aecond sh.:wing, however, Is ofOCMM varied reasons for admiring that when It made ib debut "· Colorlopoe.. river lrum mentory """"' hlm that was 1 last year it ran up against Uquld ·~ T.C A Moil lied II. UIICIIIIIrepeal but load fresh matorlal Elltebeth Taylor's toor of · Ul. point vatedpta,nt Willie Mays. and they are all don nn CB.'I-T\, and even Wi~ 1T. _.o 35.Revotvo vulid, · and so Jl was roally 1 lle wu reported to have aaid 18_ ;t;.;,~' as. • m7ll'1o&D. lO,Requind he would raLhe. watch the op- 19, FraDit IildJaa ll.Anattaok ma~ .Television Revue h•• •Pd•te a=- ........ , ::::J" .. =.. 1955 Buick H.T. 4 Door 1955 Olds 1188 11 4 Door ·- Upt •-::.~" Automatic trano. Radio, blue and whlto finish. !I'.Jilatawo I'OO!ao 28. A fairy of 1959 CHEVROLET llac1yne 2Door 34. Plantot 1M pea fanuty IT. Ship'a - 8 cyl. Standord trans. Rldlo. white finish. - 1955 FORD F1lrl1ne 2 Door H.'!rcl Top tropbles, the Jenf\h and formatlan of ........ .,. lln.tla day tbl OOde letters are dlfl'._t. TA'D WJEH RADIO • PIIOOUII LOG 4:30 lntorehan&ll M(lll41AY TIIIIOUOB I'RIDAll 5:00 Community News 1:00 Sian Ml!llolll Clock 5:05 World, Natlonltl Newt 8:311 Newa Hllltl'lnel 5: IS Spotllghl OD Sports &: :12 Muelcal Clocll 5:2S W01ther 7:DO Be 'Still & Knor.· 5:30 Son""t Blvd. 7:CD NeWI 1;00 Sign Off 7:1111 Mudeal Clact IIATURDAV 7:30 ~ llelidlinu 1:00 Sign On, Musical Cloek 7:32 Mullcai Cloet 7:00 Be Still v Know 7: ()!t News 7:45 Word " Teltlmony B:OO Ohio Vallef Newa . 7:111 Muolcal Clock B:ai Warltl. Nallo1181 Newor 7:45 WGrd & 'l'eslimony 1:10 llliorlt 1:00 Oblo ValleJ NeWs 1: II W..U. l'iebn 8: tli World, Nltiooal News I II M!lllaal Clock 8:10 Sports Toda, a 5& QljDmualcy Newa 8:15 Weallter Pieture 1 011 1'allr ot lbt Town 1: 18 Musical Clock I 55 Mea CotaltJ N110a 1:55 Newa to 00 Family IJonhlp Bout 1:00 Musical C1:.oek to 15 Publle s.r.·tce 1:3tl Son& & Story Tlmi 1:45 P'lmll1 Worship Hour 10:30 Llll:bsll'lnl 10:!15 ltorld Nt111 1&:011 News II: Gl NeWI Bell Ito IIi H)lh Scboot Hit Pal'llde lO:tili Nelli . II :OS Mornfnc Melndles 12 Ill Communi!J Newt IJ ... UiC8I NeWI 1953 Chevrolet ~ Ton .... · · · · .. $299 Ill: 16 Mid l~MMI!rltll SOMMER SELL DOWN ' :AT Wllllltr 13 • · - BujiJI!IIJ Btltd 12 36 Nln o GraiM 12 30 Acmul~ .A pll II:4~ Country .Go llound t·5! New ... 2 00 Country,. Go Round a 56 N- IIMt 3:~ 3 !IS Ul . ON .NEW. 64 ···· . ., ' ' "'1956::-::--oc""'ADILLAC;-al;;r -..,.:-:nd"lt"'lo-n· ing, radio, heater, guod white Wall tires, fuJI pow.r, fl9$,00, ' Inquire M. A Hoill, Reeclsvi!Je, .. . .Ohio. 71: Jte C!~....! · • 11111 FOJ\D Palrlone c1t, Gbotl tll't!a. "911.011. Juhn 'l'u~: Rt. I, Rod:.o. 1 17 lip Tuppers• . . N ,;,uaety ,e\VS no. .....,. POMEROY ' MOTQR CO. ; • .J, '...., ~ CHIVRO-Lti' -.~ft& Tru~ks . . ... llorll ...,,.,... '' .. hi ... .III.Y t.:••n• Mid-Way Mat111111 8ell Willi 11:110 Arm, Time ll:3f• Special CommunuJ Prograrns IUO Newt Rliun4up 12;11 llullelln ~ ll::IS Newa 0 Oraw 12:311 s.turdli, .MIIInet I:S5 Newa BOll 1:110 SalllniQ Matinet 1:55 Newt Beat 3:00 Saturday Matinee 3:55 Ntwt Belli 4:Oil Olseln,t 10llh Dooa 4:30 Top Ten Revue ~:00 NeWt •mmlliJ 5:15 Publlt Scrv!Cf' 5:30 Dinner Musictlt 8:0C Oft I.oi:J!i , AP RJVAAX lt:TllTVWA "'*'· Auto S.les au lmlta ' .a. erypw.-.u ....... ~. (lletlll .llellt Rial) Olwdl l1 :46 World New 1! :1& M- 0 IS N.w Pomeroy, 0. 7·23 DAJT,V CRYP'l'OQUOTJ!l- Dire'• IIMnr Ito work it: AXYDLaAAltS USED CAR \OT POMEROY MOTOR COMPANY IIOWJI LJO)'ful to LON81'11LLOW One lette r limply stands tor &iiUihct, Ja CIUIU'IPie A. 1a used for the throe Uo. X for I'- 0'1, ote. IIIDIJo lot~, apos- KEITH GOBLE FORD ' ···-d . Irritated New e: ply tires, VB en11ine. Looka and runs like nrW. Heater. ' cacd! var. on. OPEN IVININGS TIL I P.M. m~ 40. Do....de 1957 CHEVROLEt 2 Door St1tion W11on Many More Late Model• To C:h- f'rom - . r 1 ver~clearon . . . . . rdea; Automatic trans. Radio, power ater-ring and brakn, red flnl•h. · Platfonn. 17" - 8 ply new tires. 4 1peed tran1. M~~be 1 didn't make thinQS anchOr 1958 PON'FIAC Convertible . GASOLINE All.EY eym. St. P're•h 8 eyl. Automelie trans. Rldio, aoid and white flnlah. 1959 Dodge l Ton · · · · .. · .. · .... $99$ ...-:..,_ ao.o·•t· 1958 FORD F.irline 5QO- 2 Door H.T. heater, ..-. aym. 8 cyl. Standard Irani. Radio, red and white flnloh, 8 cyl. Deluxe cab, Jow milt?-aie, iOOd tires, red 1inish. Cli.M..-: ...Arpotum: 1958 FORD Custom 4 Door 1961 Chevrolet l Ton Pickup · · $1395 t 11.Indeflllite article - Bla~yne 2 Door 6 cyl. Standonl trans. Rldlb, ,....,. flnllh. TRUCKS 38.B<>y'a nickname medM. 1958 CHEVROLET 1957 Chevrolet VB- 2 Door. Std. Trans. 1956 Buick 4 Door Sedalf 1957 Pontiac Station Wagon 1957 Olds "88" Station Wagon Full Power 37.SumJDPD l(-. 6 cyl. St•ndard trano, Rldlo, blaek flnloh. Specials ...... paral,YBLo 24.AunltCif 1959 BUICK LeS1bre 2 Door .... - or ill. Tla"' by 8 eyl. Automatlt: tran1. Rldlo, blue flnlah. · Corner Locu1t & Sycamort ...:::nll': ·. -. =.,or Many Mort U1ed C•rs & Trucka to Ch- l'rt111 ON· THE SPOT fiiNANCINia Specials I e.::."e' 1 cyl. AutGmatle trana. Radio. rOlf and white flnlah. 2 9 9°0 0 AIl Y CROSSWORD BTALPI'fA I'V Vlll· FVTWQ PF· z;•: Y __ _ W P Y T P N D.-LN II' F Cj SC~OOtL• •IS,.•... ~PIUtlltt: A. ~~fti:D ONLY At' ...... .._ ~· lJNEDUCATI!lD CBIU:l.-IIANTAYANA. WMPO Radio MONDAY TBRlJ FRIDAY 1:00 Sian OD News 1: OS Stc:red Heart 8:20 Country Jamboree 1:30 Farm News 1:35 Paul Bower. I: 4b Meigs Ct Agr. Ell. 7:00 News 7:05 TIDy's Chapel 7:31. News 7:30 Picken:: Hardware (1'ues.-Thurs.) 7:58 Naws Report 8:00 Breakfast Party 8: ttl Roy'a Food Basket 8o3tl VIII Patrick Spot1l 8;~ Baker Furnlture-Wed-Frl 1:55 OpeD Bousa "t:IIO News t : OS Colleo With Janel t: 4b Betty Newton 11 :00 Ministerial Assoc. 11: 1> CouDII']I Drlftera M·W n:l$ Mason Ct. Agr. Est·Tue 11.16 U.C. PrograJD:Frl 11:1& Family Worsnlp-Thun. U:4o Ttny•a Catmtry S,111111 12"11l Noon Report 12:311 Qoeosler'l Guest Star·Frl. 12::11 Mllllc Ju11 For You t: 16 Blaettnar Sbow-Tues. 4:30 Local Newa t:5t Bowline Scorn lotiO News 7:30 Sign OH SA1\JRDAY 6:00 Sign On 6:05 Counlry llfuslc 'l1me 8:20 Countr, Jamborea 8:35 Jobn Hal'llll 7:05 Breakfut Party t:l5 ,Aooes Blllc:lr Show 10:15 The Good Life 10:35 l'tluslo In The Air 11:46 This Is Music II :05 Top Teo Soow 11:35 Top Ten Show (Dutlons) 12:00 N0011 News 12:15 Mustcal IDierllldo 12:30 RittV. Merlin 'l'eets 1:00 PUitter Partw 7:110 Sundown Serenade 7:30 Slga 011 lllNUAY 7:05 Sign On 7:30 FreMb City lapllst Hour 1:<10 Wlnp of He.Jitt& t::IO Bible s,eata to You 10:00 VoiCe Ill Prophecy 10:35 Wash. Reports to People 11:00 Sunday Show 12:00 Nooo Newo 12:15 Christian Hoor 12o8tl Re•. Merlin Teets 1:00 Bill)l Graham 1:35 Llllberao Hour 2:00 1'bo Cbureb At ~ork 5:00 Cotmtry Hymn Timer• 5<35 World .In Review loOO laplil1 Hour 7:10 Siga Oil HATURALLY. H40 61'o'f ME AN EX~ CONTAINER OF THE S TUFF . AFTER ~i..L NOW I'M I=LY IN6 FoR T\NO ,' �~ . __. - - . - .... ,. ... - ..... . . . . . .- . .. ...... . . ... ..... __ _.... ~ .. a ' • - _, ~ • .. ~ ., "'._ • ·• • .,. <f ....,. ,. -. ji> "'f' ..,..,..,. ., ) I· ' ~- · ; " Stale, · National I CJOLll? oN· 11WY • . soo·ety Notes ~ WLY u r:.oda I ·:;cked gingham pillow pillow con- d~h:t :o:th_:~n Local. Board ' ~.::.dw~ ~~= ~: w:~ Boosters wtll bold an Important dmg of Mrs. Sargent's ru.ce, The smocked gingham l. l<'nntest with five entrtes H was · won bv Emma Adams . Mrs. Adams also placed second in the bab sets contest first place !win~er of the cup cake contest 1 . !¥" d Mr "·-I meeting Thursday, 8 p. m. at Miss Alice aug t an . ""' tt,e Southern High School. Ali i Payne. . part"nts and interested persons Mr. and Mrs. Delm~ ~aum are urged to attend. IBlld children are vacationmg in MainIy About . • 1 Imembers of the. Loyal Men 's Mr. and Mrs. CUrtis Wolf . and I watch charms 1 . COMPLETE STOCK OF MENS' SUMMER SUITS . Buy yourself a new Summer Suit at Haskins-Tanner during this special salf event. Many styles and shadings to choose from .. . . all top sty.Jes In ~ and 3 button models ... Keep cool ... look neat ... m a new summer •utt ••• 'as sale priced below. Reg. $18.95 Reg. S24.95 Reg. S29.95 Reg. S35.00 I 1 r·of I H.0 T p 0 N T - - • • - These famous make ladies blouses reduced to clear all "64" styles ... easy care fabrics . Reg; $4,00 • Sale $3.03 Reg. $5.00 • Sale $3.93 Reg. $5.95 • Sale $4.73 GROUP FAMOUS Mens' Shoes Thill eroup consists of many of our best selling styles of the current season - --- most all sizes - -a- ~ bargain buys mer straws now on &a]e ---all fashionable style• ----- newest shadlngt. Reg. $9.95 S.le, $7.83 Reg. 12.95 S•le 10.33 Reg. $2.98 S.le $2.33 Reg. 16.95 Sale 13.53 Reg. $4.98 Sale $3.93 Reg. 21.95 Sale 17.63 Reg. $6.98 Sale $5.53 Reg. $7.98_Sale $6.33 Calrod Heating Units - Rlmmeod 3-in -1 Super-mat1c: Unit - Contrul Jnfini1e H(>at Control - 0\'en Timin1 Clock full View Oven Winrlows - Oven Shelvf'l - Broiler· R; ,l !~ IPr Pans .<\pp ll<~nc¥ Outlet Autom.alic OVen P<mlcl - T Pmp~-r<~IUI'P {'nnlrnl!<i - BasE> R(lta (~rill Rotisserie- Optional s SEE IT NOW AT REG. $2.50 INGELS FURNITURE WY 2·2635 MIDDLEPORT - -- - - -· - - -· ALL MENS All Mens Swim Sulllm• C. bana oets ha•e been grouped ond reduced for Ibis oale event .. assorted ltyle1 __ .,.., non-fade colora. Reg. Reg. Reg. Reg. Rog. I$3·93 Reg. $5.00 ' · . Reg. $5 .o0 · warm wea,ther wear - - ~- .,. sorted styles and eolora ~--­ oizes 8 to 18. Reg. $1.98-Salt $1.53 Reg. $2.29 $ale $1.73 Reg. $2.98 ~~ ·$2.~3' Reg. $3.98 Sal'e t3.03 · tlfy·~~·Y . .,· . ', , (• ,. Plan ... {' ' -----------·"'1"·-·I. . ' ·. ' ,• . ! ,, • • Acco~• ,. " i e8ud.s!' ~ -~ '"' 't'<-i'l ~4t ... £,'···$ ,. ~ ' '!!!' ~ ")i~ • . i ,!'~' ' I .~.· "' ' WHITE CANVAS I .,, ift; •.... $1.49 TENNIS· SHOES ., $1··' '~ $1.49 _? HEAT '\.· SA~E; $1.51 · FUEL OIL. OUR TRUCKS ARE • • • EQUIPPED WITH TWO-WAY RADIO • All Coile Prot.ctM ,.,._ H.t Nr .• , p,..•• Oukk·Frost !Wicl 11,. • 0.... S.alt LiM 5.4• • Magnetic Door G&llkell \.t~i\. \)\\' - ITALIAN STYLE • .-, Owt 1~ T~p . LOAFER ·asoa $1 . · 5.\LE $.:J:33 :~Lf·,Q.CJI , ~1,1;~". · 'IA~I: "in .:NIM . '- JUSt wttr. . .' AA & B Witlths . 0 '\ OU> snLI COMPlHSOl eCORbo ,, eBLACK AI BOW . . ~ -· . ·. eBROWN. 99 \Clut.\ .a.o"""\1 "' ,..uou!it '''" """'-' - Phone Now! RIZER OIL COMPANY HolDe Owlled & Opentecl You'U Ulte OUr Service 2-21111 ,· .. ' ' u2.21!t AVL TENNIS OXFORDS .. TENNIS OXFORDS tHIS PHILCO DOESN'T CARE HOW . · · T..LORED sn~,- . 1 • Huge 19.0 sq. ft. sbelf area eHolds \>-gal. Mtlk Containers in Door '~ : .;s~i{'i;r;$;:~ -~'-;lts.tl~< . pr. OFTEN YOU OPEN ITS DOOR! rrese special lfOIIPI of boyt short tleeve sport ohirtl lor drell lhlrta ____ whites and • $8 95 Cabana• t6-93 10.95 Cabanas $1.7J Sport Shirts aolots ___ ~ eaa:y care fabrics Nquin little or no Iron In g. $3 33 $2.98 Trunlil $2.33 $4.00 Trunlo $3.03 $5.00 Trunlo $3.93 Boya Short 51-• Thi• lfl'OUP mens half sleeve Reg. $4.25 s 00 ZUSPAN eyou JUST CALL FOR COMPORTe Swim Trunks & Cabanas MENS SUMMER SP~:~T . S.HIRTS • 30 Day, Accou~b •,. :,.:C > ' w-•• WHEN IT GETS HOT! a..;· ,.. .. =-= rta ..... PHILCO STAYS COLD •• -~,_;.:::.::::..:....:~~-::Sit.;j:':L-::E-;:$-:1.=$~1, it,~·. $l~r· ____________________,.; !. ::-'A'!':: lerll· Hnodoo,i ==='11 ,Reg; $1.98 "' ,,.:-, . ·.1' ~t,g, .~••.leg. '$2.98 _ _...__ .sA,LE $.''··~ ; ~·. ··••g. $4~ao ., ... ~LI .S2.o3 . 1 ":1, "·4!!i S5.99 . SJ.99 :"!t,.on~...me,:f WITH .. ~. DRESS SHIRTS .KNIT SfYUS , ,; ,· · Dark Cottons-Fully Washable Petite Sizes 3· 11 t'abl nl' l. lA! Hogg & Zuspan Materials Co Short Sleeve Sport Shirts In ~t and .tailored See this outstanding _selection ~Mens sal ft' 'All "64" atyles and c:ol011 Ill 8 . eve..,. styles now being offered duP»g tl!ll big ' .. easy care fabrles that ate .cool· tiJid care free, ·• · , , FALL DRESSES =~f t!"'~ :aoro::. Paneling -SHE:~· ss A fiJEMENOOUS SELECTIPN OF TOP FASHION NEW No -rlrl p Cooktop - ule ,.., ,.... Mrt. R. G. G.- • ROUSH'S SHOE MENS' SUMMER HALl' SLEEVE . STILL FURn<oiR HOTPOtNT HALLCRAFT FEATURES! Movable CooktnP - 110011 $2.00 $14.93 S19.93 S23.83 s27.93 Reg. $5.98 Sale $4.73 Reg. $6.98 Sale $5.53 Reg. $7.95 Sale $6.33 Reg. $9.95 Sale $7.83 Reg. 12.95 Sale 10.33 Complete stock of Mens Sum· . Fr..,·Standing or Built-In • the eight special slack groups that are being offered at &Jle prices. STRAW HATS GREATLY REDUCED BRAS • -SALE -SALE SALE • SALE MEN'S SUMMER FAMOUS BRAND • Here are just five . groups of DOUBLE OVEN RANGE SUMMER SKIRTS • Ladies Blouses Dress Slacks n ,_ , 1 ' LADIES • MENS SUMMER FAMOUS BRAND I OPPOSITE LOWER PARKING LOT-POMEROY • SALE SALE SALE STCRE ~/IDE SAVINGS FOR MEN & BOYS JEWELRY STORE . --- • An excellent group of Mens Summer Sport Coats ir assorted patterns and shadings . . . Many to c~oose ro~ and every one gives you extra quality. See em at sa e plices listed below. I 1 . CENTER ---- SPORT .COATS I I = Wll .. " * r _ ,11111p 8171111 o,., ,_.., • • ... Huea IJeiCIIII. ,.. tlfM-Iebndall; ·~~ ~. '# wu ope'nt PI8Jinl ,..,.._ -:.::~4= Mn. Mason Personal ALL MENS' SUMMER 1 1 ano~ •L.. Dareu Clrde lleellq le ... wier In Cbelhlre. Retreabmeull were oervtd Ill man NEW HAVEN- All Tbo Dcrcu Clrclt ol tho Oemea were played and prlz. Cathy Curry, Unda ID .Ibe""'"- I II. ' ' goopel 1lng lpOIIIOl'ed by W.S.W.S. of !be E.U.B. Will ..,. ..... .!IDorJ Hart SprwM, Sheryl .Ro1J1b, X.. Boor;1 IDIIdQI will .. Ill!' 11' ' ' PT. PLEASANT - The Mas-,and Complete Costume group to PT. PL5WANT - N :.Jeue ra ADD Bailey; TaJ11D11 Jlllb. mat. ..... 1w .. . 1 1111 County 4-H. Style ReYlew represent Mason County In the UBI 4, I p.m. (DUI) In ol Amll'lel :wed- ... Weaver lei'YIIfl u .... s..n. Worth, Mrs Dlanl Karr, 8eGitJ 0... , . . A ' !Win be bold Tueodoy, July 21, state contest. The State · ~H [ Wahatna High ScbooiiYJD. net Income ol Mrt. Martin .Berllford Hart, Mrt J""" Ma,: 1ell, HelenGurtio, Tonuny Welcb. be bold on ~ IIIIo ·~ ~~the Appalachian Power Build- Style Review will be held Aug- 'turod on the PnJII'8III wiU for t h e - quD' .ented the pr<>gl'llll, IIIII Mrl. ~[Eric Bwncardl>er, Mir.wl WID-1ll!11 1111 a.m. at ..., rl I 1M Auditorium, Point Pleasant. ust 111-12 at Jackson's MUI, State the Gospel Ha1111011Y 11oy1 of ltM equo1 to f!CI 1 Do They Want" concerolrla ,_ Clll> n1n11, and Susan Ridge. Send- 111dldlnc formerly '"' 4 I Glrb enrolled in "Your Wool '-H camp, Weston. the Statesmen Quartet. aa ti,. 1,8'11,IGI cen and hopes of humanity. AU '1be AYilineh. Pann, Worn-.: : ~I! wer~ ~ ~La)'ol :eard~ ~: ~ WIJ, ·, Putfll" and "Complete Cos- After the County Style R&- Advance tickets may oulltandJDI. Earalllp f<w attending participated In th aa'l Club met on 'l1ruroci8J at S argare Aelluoltlfl • llam Rwilell ·Mrl Ka'lfl~ 11111";" ~me" '-H project! will regis- view, the ll'OUP will perticlpate bought at. MIUer's Super period were • per 01111 pi'OIJ"am. A short bwolneu meet- the hoiDe ol lofrt. Leo Thomp- 1 , • Cl ~ 11 . Mrs' Jlld< •,..be, 8/l JIH: ler their gannenlo at 10 a m. In a lea. The tea is being spon- ket in New Haven. Muon tlwl the •• D'II.IIlD, or Jnc followed. 0011 . Mrt. Ray Tbompaon lod Summ ~ I • p ui Scall . 011 tile . The garment construction wlll ,sored by the Mason County niture store In :Muon, -llalhare oonllld f"" tile Those atteodlo( were Mrs. devotions. The leooon "You : er ,VIlle• of !he New I a IIIOOlbly be Judged during the morning. '-H Ler<ler's Association with Pharmacy In Pl. Plealaot, Dut- -.1 quarter' of ua w11011 Jlorley Lee llouJb, Mrs. Edwin Too Can Give a TalkH was Haven W~an • Club ao . an- ~beet~ Judges will be Mrs Neoma Ash. ,the Hillbilly 4-H Club assisting. ton's Drug Store in Mlddleport, shan~ were oulltoJid. Stein, Mrs. Tom Hoffman, !'tiro. by a guell opeaker, oouncded ~~j K<":h f~~e.,:...... lth Tbt111 County Extension Agent-Home The public ts invited to attend and Swioher-Lohsa , Martin Berisfonl, Mrs. Charleo John leeohower. preot ent, ,""' ude o ow- ·-~• W Demonstration, WinliehJ, a n d tho afternoon oess1on of l he in Pomeroy. u1e1 of $1fltieii'HOo Weaver and euesl!, Mrs. Thorn Ml'l. C. B. Thompson showed Jnc: they oponsorod a door-to- ,Tea. ._ II 111111 Miss Pal Williams. Home Ect<J· IMason County HI Style Review quarter ended JIJile 0 3t), Turoet· of ClarkBb11111lllll Andy display of Bath ~~pong.., she door canvass for members~ps l Mlu CIDdy TEDIIIIIII · omis~ ~palachlan Power Com- ,on July 28. stratlon Agent all of Pt. were tile bJabeol idngle • BarlBford. made. The group then to the New Haven Recreatton In& her~:.~ pllll)', Huntington. ant, Mrs. James Lewla, Letart: sales In tile corpor• Rutb Clrclt Meotln& to make these with approXUDately ence Lorrl Beginning at 1:30 p.m. girls A'ITEND MEETING Mra. Chart.. Yonker, No lllBtor)l and 2:1 per cent The Ruth Circle of the for their Fair Dlsplav The• W membersblpo beln& oold; I Va. lhll w enrolled in 4th to 6th year 4-H MASON - Several Mason Haven ; Mrs. J. H. TuJner and abeacl of the • ,tlllo,OOO total reo eran Church Women ol St. on July 2Snl at the home clothing projecL• will receive County women attended the Mrs. Delbert Dotson, Mason. for tile oeeond q111rter Lutheran Church met on TuesMrs. C. B. Thompson to training and pra.-tlce in polsed lmeetlng of Region V Home 1963. day evening at the Parish House the 1ponges. modeling. The modeling in>truc- Demonstration Council in Hunt- Art Cl will . Net Income for tile ol& months with Mrs. Harry Layne oerv- They decided to hold 1 famtlons will be given by Miss ington on Friday. The theme llllllll!l ended June 30, 11164 amounted lng as hostess. picnic at Bond Hlll on Wanda Stemple, County Exten- was "Progre.s. - Through Be Offered in Fall $20,071,000 equollo tz:oe per Karen Greene spoke to t h • !Sth. The door prize Blon Agent - Home Demonstra- Learning and Sharing.• Mason PT. PLEASANT Would on 8,$19.508 oharoa. Eara· group on Ufe at Camp Luther, by Mrs. Harry Staats. lion, Point Pleasont. County women were in charge you like to brush up your wen 311 per cent higher which abe attendod recently at Those attending were Mrs. Each participant will model of registration. Attending the talents? Here Ia your the $U,748,011t .., fl.U per Weboler Springs, W. Va. Mrs.. B. Tl!ompoon, Mrl. Albert before the judges in the style luncheon were Mrs. Everett An art class will be 1,715,111 llbaros, ,. Donald Bumgardner Thompson, Mrs. Ray ThomJ>00 review beginning at 2:15 p.m. Bissell, Mrs. Malcolm Sound- ed In Point Pleaaoot for tht pme period al the proll'am, "We SOil, Mrt. John Smith, Mrs. DonWinners and alternates will be ers, Mrs. Jay Keister, Mi!s this fall. The il. Net aoleo of ~6,G10,000 Faith" assisted by Mrs. Fred aid llllynes, Mrs. Howa1·d oelected from the Wool Outfit Wanda Stemple, Home Demon- sponsored by West Vlrginla !or the first alx months of 19M Roush. Mrt, Lyle McCormick, iverslty wm ,COIIA!!It of I to were :n per cent blgher 11w1 Those atteodlog wert Mrs. Rev. and Mrs. John Icenhower sessions of 110 hour In length. previous first half record Robert Layne, Mrs. Het'll1an and Mrs. Leo Thompson. Sizes & The cost per seO&ion will bo of $170,682,000 report..d 1n 1M3. Layne, Mrs. Melvin Knapp, Mrs. E.U.B. Brotllerbood cents plus suppUes. The Red Roush, Mrs. Donsld Bum· The E.U.B. Brotherhood 6% to 12 will make the decision as gardner and Mrs. Harry l.ayne. on Monday evening for which art medium they wm Haven Homemaker~ regular meeting with Geo,rge work. The Haven Homemakers met as leader. Special VALUES TO $9.95 ' · Those interested In class for their July meeting at the ale was presented by Jean, Ishould reigster before August I Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Saun- home of Mrs. Mlldrod Clark in and Delores 1 Boys' Women'• at the Cooperative and 800 o1 Columbua .,.. Cheshire, 0. Devotions we,.. by Mrs. Office, Box 402 or 207 her parents, Mr. and led by Mro. Clark, and also pre. A spectal message Attention Dome Builders! in Point Pleasant. McDaniel for two aenled the proll'am "You Too given by Donald Foglesong, information can be obtained Can Give A Talk," assisted by topic was "Being Receptive 51•• €heeh Our Prfees In Volume the Cooperative ExteD&ion Of- Mr. and Mrs. Marion Ray· Mrs. Emory Hart. Mrs. Clark the Rebirth o! ChrisUanity." Loafon Size 21ft I To lice which is located on the sec- burn and daughter of Perth closed with a poem, "Some- Refreshments were served by to6 _ _ pr, llig 6Lots Before You Buy! and floor of the Potnt Pleasant Amboy, N. J., Ia visillng bb thing to Think About." Edward Bumgarner, Mrs . Post Office Building. The class , Mrs. ]jester Rayburn. During the buslneO& meeting Jewell, Mrs Luther · will be limited to 20 persons. Mr and Mrs Reuben Stew- they voted to make a contribuand Mrs. Charles WeavBoys' DIRECT FROM THE PHILIPPINES Children's ChnuiM Full Core art ~no ·Gary Mr and Mrs lion to th" Union Mission In to those attending, Robert , WIN BLUE RIBBON Jack Stewart' Tl.;..my Butch. Charleston. The August meet- Cooke, Luther Smith, Paul Rick- 1 Harr.1 I • MASON - Mason Boy Scout and Lioa, M~. and :r.h-s. Jack lng will he 1 wlen..- roast te be ani, Otho Ll•vlng, MAHOGANY rroop 2,3 recetved a Blue Fowler, Tammy and Tony, Pt. held at the home of Mrs. Doy· John Bumgarner, Ed- 1 Si1e 5110 bon at Camp Arrowhead, Hunt- Pleasant attendod the EdLayne, Edward Bumgarn- 1 4to9 _ _ 3 Coats, Hand Finithecl pr. 6'12 ·T , L ington, this past week. The wards ;ennion at Salem, w. ATrEND COOK-OUT , Bernard Lieving, Charles 3 scouts were accompanied Va 00 Sunday LETART, W. Va. -- Mr. and Harry Miller. •FRAMING LUMBER eWINOOWS eDOORS John Rottgen, Scout Master, MiO& Alma Duddl of Nitro Mrs. Alva Luckeydoo B!rtbday Party •PANELING & PLYWOODS eBPS PAINTS and Assistant Scout Master, several day"f with her od with a cook-out recently Susan Ridge was honored on •GYPSUM PRODUCOTS Bernard Connelly, both of Mn Pearl Rouah who their home in Letart. Attendthird birthday on f'riday Ask About Our Liberal Financing For Ohio and W. Va. son. Jimmy Wise, Mason retu~ from the Charles- ing were Mrs. Paul Bailey and afternoon, July 17th with a parceived the Senior Patrol General Hospital Ol' Tues- daughters, Sheila Sharon, Win... ers M•dal and Order of the .,, . , ter&vllle, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. row Medal. He Is the son ·-· has re- Reva C. King, Jr. and sons, Mr. and Mrs. James Wise. spending 8 Donald and curtis, New addition to these awards, Jim- few bb ll'Bnd- en; Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Shinn, MASON, W. VA. King In Ailsa and Lowell, Leon, Mrs. 'my recently was given the God mother Mra. R. l ~§.j~~~~~~:;;;;=~~==~~:an:d~C~ou:n~tryz_~Aw::•rd~. Heode;son. R. C. King, and Nicky, Mender,.; Mr. and Mrt. Jameo Wise son, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Lurkand Jimmy visited on Sunday eydoo Pt. Pleasant, Mrs. Cahis mother Mrs. Ruth therlne Reynolds and ooru, Nor' man, Kenneth and Nelson, MaWise, New Martlnovllle, W. Va. . Sh 11 Bl nd d Linda e Mrs. Wi.., is reported aerlous- son, e a a ·an . ly 111 in the Wetzel County boa- Russell both of Well Columbta. ···'tal Johnny Krebs, Henderson pt ~- and Mrs. Delbert Dotson Roger Luckeydoo. entertained recently with a cook out at the New Haven Advance Detailt! Park. Attending were Mrs. E. Leave for Pickett W. Gerard, Tucson, Ariz., Mr. PT. PLEASANT - The Adand Mrs. Eugene Weaver, Ka- vance Detachment of the 3664th thy and Pam and the DolaoD&. Ordnance Company, local NoRecent guests of Mr. and tlonal Guard unit, left Tuesday Mrs. Charles Ed'!arda WeA for Camp Pickett, Virginia, acMr. and Mrs. Norrta Edwarda, cording to an aMouncement by Burmlngham, Mich., Erneol Capt. Daniel Killingsworth. Knopp and Mrs. Earl Durst and Leaving were 1st Lt. Kenneth daughter all of Pt. Pleuant, C. Morris, SSg. James R. CocheBUDGET Winter comfort Is right at and Mrs. Jessie Cartwrilbt of ran, SSG Robert E. Burdette, PLANS your finger-tips. It 'tokes Clifton. PYt. Paul D. Hesson, Pvt. Fran.Meny 1ft old etyl• ,.friqeretor it sweating out another \ Recent guests of Mr. and cis L. Pickens, Pvt. Robert E . tough tummer. Heavy u11qt duril'lq th hot w~t1t~er only a phone coli to insure Mrs. Franklin Flelda were lhelr Hudson. The remainder of the tnlkll ~emend1 th.t old~~or models ju1t cennol meet! ePROMPT prompt delivery of fuel oil aoo IIIII doughter-111-law, Mr. company will leave Saturday .' SERVICE and Mril. Eugene Fields and 1:41 DST for their two weeks • PHILCO'S Tap Perhrmuct any time, ony weather• . • PHILCO'S Wntecl F.. lur-et ol AlantOJJardo, New Mex. eorainpment. • PHILCO'S U,w, Low C01t While here the Fleldo visited ---• PHILCO'S loiter Life b..-cte"c'l' his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. ANNOUNCE PICNIC Charlea EdwllNJ8. PT. PLEASANT - Th• local Mr. and Mrt. Joseph Jones Kiwanis Club will hold their and family bav• retumod from famlly picnic Thuroday evenYacallon In VJrslnlo and at Rat- log ot hte Hidden Valley Collll'I nelle, '·. Va. try Club, aonouncod J. H. SamMIS& Lelia Wright of Elgln, onllle, president. The di'nnet\11 m., violted her Blster, Mlso wUl be oerved at 1:15 p.m. and · lEW UCLUSIVE PHILCO Bessie Wrigllt. all Kiwanis membert and their IISTAIT COLDI FOR BETTER, QUICKER, MORE EFFICIENT SERVICE! Johimy Dillon, seven year old families are urgod to attend. New hi9h In N&erve pow.r chills ,..fri;tr•tor 100 of Mr. one Mn. Kenneth f•ttW thu ~~over before. It hold• temperatu,. Dlllon, is recuperating at his ownod by Frank Bnanl to make better no matter ~ often you opec! tilt door, even 75 timet e doy. R..utt - b.tttr food borne !rom a tonsillectomy. room for the construction protKtlonl Noficeebly ''" ru11ni111 timt • , • The Bend Cab Office BuDd- a new post office on .'lecond St. and it's quieter! Ing boo been moved to tho old Construction is reportedly • Zero z.,.. (100 lt..l ,... ,_.., SMrt.. Muoit Grade School start Immediately. • Smqfh H01pltel W.ttt 1........ SAVE MONEY AT HOGG - - - - SALE - - - - - ·SALE Reg. S29.95 Reg. S39.95 Reg. S49.95 R~g. $59.95 Reg. S65.00 I • Oil at .. ._.., . . , . I,,... ... - Mr. Discontinued Styles Men's Oxfords-Loafers ' I Electa Circle Meets With Mrs • AVEN Month End we ••~ celebrating our 98th birthday with 1 gigantic price ...ductlon AnniYers.,y Sole ... Our woy of thonlling you, our many wonderful patront for moking It all pollible, Stop In, soy hollo end toke 1 quick look .t tho spoclal prlceo being offered on famous male" of men ond boyo clothing throughout the store. . CAR A\IELLE +f' @ " u e! w.-.. Eden Society Notes 1 26 Per 'Cent More Than 'L9 W NEWT .J. . .. l 1)0{1. . • Celanese w___ .~:~a.ru .bar.. will have an tndoor p1cnlc at Cleland. 6 p.m. Thursday at the church. Mr. and Mrs. Vern Weber, Guests for the evening will be Chicaso. :;;pent a few days with Wl ,.. GOESSLER I Be Sponsored By EUB Youth .I NOW IN p·.ROGRESS 11·'S HASKINS •TANNER'S , 9Sth class. Everyone IS asked . to other relatives. f1)J PeQple In '! bring his own table semce. Mrs. Elsie Hines spent Satur~ Mrs. Van Meter of the Pom- d<ly with Mr. and Mrs. Olar· Pomeroy leroy Flower Shop will be pres- les Woode .. d K bl t . nd 0 . en z ent when lbe Riverview GarMrs. Dav• ~1 'den Club meets on July 23nl Mrs. Lawrence Smtth took . •Mr and Mrs. Fred Rosen· ~ wilh Mrs. Dorsel Riebel. Mrs. chard Koblentz t.o ~oonservaflon 1 baum returnffi ho~e . ~uesday [' Van Meter will teach the mem- camp at Ca~'P Ohio . Monday. night after a week s visit at bers how to make a corsage. They also visited ~ith ~rs Chesterland with Rev . and M~s. Co-hostess will be Mrs. Laura Glennie Hayes \_Vho 1s a patient Waldo Bartels at Warren, With Rllth at Doctors Hospital. Columbus. NEW Mr. and Mrs. Lee Krauss and · Charles Eichinger spent a at Columbus with Mr. and Mrs. July 24 ====.::~~===~ Philip Me1er I A record hop will take place Mrs. Virgie Mora and son. , at the Middleport Co mmunity i John have returned home af· ! Park be!'ide the pool Friday ter a week's visit with relativ- from 8 through 11 p. m. witll l es and friends at Ostrander and the Dynamics as disc JOCkeys. , Marion . The dance. which we.s re-sched- 1 BY Mrs. E . .J . Hill is vislti~ rei- uled from last Friday night, is - - - - - - - - - : - : 1 atives in Columbus this week. sponsored by the Middleport Mrs. Martha Holsinger, Mrs. I"Y Mr . and Mrs. Henry B. ullardl Boy Scout Troop 245. Fannie Bigley. Mrs. Emma Van A PRODUCT OF BULOVA have returned to their home. Meter. Mrs . Geraldine Holsing.· - ~ Tampa, Fla. after a visit with JU~V 25 er C:lrol Chevalier, Deloris . .. Exciting new relatives . The Evangeline chapter of the Bi;,. and Eddie Bigley sperrt Parisainspired Word has been rE-Ceive-d here OES w•ll sp~or.a bake sale on Mondav evening wiUl .Mr:-l. Bill . . dd that Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ash· Saturday, bcgmnmg a~. 9_ a. ~ Durst 'of Torch. !ashton tdea. A 8 baugh 1Arlene Frecker\ h"ve at_the former A&P buJidmg m. · . to 1Middleprot. Members ore asked I Mr and Mrs. Sol Btgley Md colorful glamour to : moved from Pennsylvania anything yoq wear._ Chattum, va. t? brmg contr1but10ns at ':hat Eddie v1sate~ recen~ly w1th Mr. • Mrs Roy Holter and children tune or call WY 2-21l.18 lor ptck- ' and Mrs. Wm Holsmger and ONLY I Janie~ and Eddie spent Tuesday up. Proct>eds will go toward a family . .~ROM . j in Cheshire with her mother new fJre escape for the temple. \ I ·u M a d Mrrs 1 Mrs. George Thompson. • . ' .JULV %7 lv-:o~~e:~:ie~g rec:r.u; w·er~ ! Mrs. Charles Buck VIStted Jane Howell Tent No. 95, ' Mr. and Mrs. Max Railing of Wednesday afternoon with ber Daughl.t!rs of Union Veterans, Welhwille, Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. brother, Ran Might at Holzer will meet at the Middleport lllli Carpenter and Leslie, of - - """! Hospiatl. Mr. Might wh~ has park Monday at 6 30 p.m. for • · Slainsville and Mr. and Mrs. ~ been qu1te 111, Js ImproVIng. potluck supper. !·Waller Barber of East Liver, Bruce GotlharCII ol Columbus - -- - 1 arrived Tuesday, for a visit . Mrs. Wilson presenting the de- pOO · .. with his grandmother, Mrs . W·1vot.ions consisting of a meditaRobert_Va~ Meter vas1ted on J i A. Morgan. tion on the Lord 's Prayer en- , Suday w1th h1s father, Jake • Mrs. Wayne W1lson of ~olum- titled "Our Father." Van Meter of Portland. } bus and Lmda and D~b~e ;ab- Mrs. Clara Belle Rlley. pro· Doris Van Meter spent a j ':{ off H~ronisJ~r:l~~ Mrse .. ~~ ' ject chatrman, reported o~,.t!Je l day Wlt:h Carol Ann Holsinger . \ 1 • ay; or v · [ placing of the booklets, fhe sons aunt, Mrs W. A Morgan I Secret Place" in Meigs Ge.ner-1 Ricky. Randy and Angela , ; a! and Me1gs Memonol hospit· Rlake of Wastnngton Court 1 , • , U I hcllllct ,.1 als. New reading toptc books House are spending a few days \ • •• 11 a bracelet were given out including, '''fh1s with their grandparents, Rev. is the Church in New Nations" , flld Mrs. Elden Blake. ••• on your belt Grueser adnd '}his Rocket Callod Fr..,.l Mr. and Mrs. Webster Reed ••• on "" )lndbac. , •• EVEIIYoft AIEW;JIAYI ' I om 1 · ·1 d 'th M and Mrs MelNew reading books wer(' rlisMrs. John Fultz, chairman, I v~sl e WI nd r.rni\Y Sunda tributed when the Ele-<:ta Orcle presided over the meeting At- V!H Reed a fa " p· C..., 1ft and Seo or the Middleport First Baptisl tetnding in addition to tile above Mr. and Mrs. Bry~~ •e.~~ Mr 0.... c...,r.e. Solecri.,. . Church met Tuesday evening at! were Mrs. Edi-son Baker. Ja~- Park~~fibU~ kV~Iarbe; 1recent·· ttle home of Mrs. Tom Grueser Iice Gibbs, Mrs. Nora Hamtl- 1 and rs. .ran in Pomeroy . She was assisted j ton. Mrs. F.va Hartley, Mrs. ly. by her mother. Mrs. ,Joe !';. ' Grace Hysell, Mrs. Dale Mourn- Mr. and Mro. Roy Shaffer of Wil son. A picnic supper was 1 ing and Mrs. James SOuders. Columbus visietd the past week he!cl preredin~ the meeting. Guests were Jeffry Grue..'ier. with Mr. and Mrs. Alva HolsingPomeroy The opening prayer was given : Myrta Wilson, Irina Gibbs and er and Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Court St. by Mrs. Manning Kloes with ! Mrs. Oliva Boice. The m~e~ing Baailey. ------ --- - - -- was closed with the benediCtiOn. Mrs. VIrgil Holsinger, Reedo~Plea•ant Valley Hospital ville, visited Sunday evening . ADMI'ITED: Mrs. Archie wtth Mr. and Mrs. Roher! Van . · , Whitt, Pt. Pleasant; Oden C. Meter and family. Balkraft ' Austin, Henderson . • H ' DISCHARGED: Mrs . How- mey, Pt. Pleasant, Mrs. erI ard Taylor, Pt. Pleasant : Mrs. be~t Harrington, Gallipolis; ' Ora Dailey, Racme; Mrs. Anna Shirley Myers, Gallipolis Fer. Birchfield. Hogsett: Michael Ra· ry. 795 18'.' n.::,: ·us·tyIeReVJew . IS. Tuesday July 28 at Point was (;eraldme Cross which had I The Loyal Women's class _or ) Ca~~~~Octo Kincade, Guysville, entries. the Middleport _Church ~f ~hr1st 1 visited recently with Mr. Vern ~ \,\.. ~ h R~ 8 . . Gospe/ Smg to Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 23, 1964:-9 ,t . Maso - n '1- 4 t~ A buffet supper, sponsored . . . by the Rutland WSCS, will be Mr. and Mrs. Oletw· Allen held Thursday at 5 p.m. iD the and rhildreo, Collllllbul. were base01ent of the Methodist Saturday supper guetta ol Mr. church. and Mrs: Claytoo AileD 8rnt !liD. . Mr and Mrs. Geofge Sarg· Rock Sprmgo Grange wm 1 , . .1 Mr. and Mrs. Roger Gaul meet in regular sessioo Thurs- , and son, and Mrs. L<onanl ed with Mr. and Mro. Bud .Irs of Sandusky llpeOJII a weelt 8·baUy ;!ll'ntlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., July 23. 1964 Zarhaugb Gro•eport. lend with Mr. and Mn. W¥J _. "' 11lird Mrs Mlller. Miss Lett Kimes. Jnd, wore fllCOIIt Jiliton ol &yeral ~ Gl·l- ... ora &tzing and Mrs. Eltr.abeth Dennlo Elclotnger attemcled 4- Mr. ..._ Mrs. ll"l"'t EJehln&er. 'I'IIJ!hdaY aub 'tinjoyed 1 ~~ Wickham atteuded H ramp at Canter's Cave. Mr. aod Mrre. Lloyd er rout at Fcfte(l ,Rim . comine at Silver Ridie. Sllllday. Mrs. Erneal Fisher, WOOIIer, and~ ·Nell iGoehler Gl Flor- reeenlly. .,,, Miss MarUyn Wil3on, Roches- was 8 recemt guest of Mt. -and ldo called Oil Mr. and Mrs. Fredjp;...._ _ __._.___._.'i telr, N. V., Is spending the Mrs. Roy ChriAty. 'Rl<e, ~tldaJ. · FIRST summer with her ll'andpareol!, Recent vlsllorl ol Mr. at)d .QUALITY 1 ttiGULAit Mr. and Mrs. HIM>maa Weber. Mrs. Frank Ga;'ul · were Mr. MI.. ~.~ Mr. and Mrs. Carl Miller of and Mrs. John Griffin, Colum- week ••,., II' • • Athens callod on Mr. and Mrs. bus, and Mrs. 0scor Dlltlnger. Mrs. Ray 'lbcmlas at Galllpolla. Certified Oil Station Frod Rice, Sunday. Mr and Mrs. Manuel Kara- GAl')' Wolf IPetll an ·~ternoon w. Main 11. ,_..., Mrs. Betty Harlihy and daught- george and chJJdreJI of Gary, wll!l Bill Allen. , - - - - - - - - - 1 week s0~1 AL ~ Chester V. Eutertlay tDak top honors of the day with two firtt . .W inners Announced place ~ line oecond place The State and National con- awarda. She WCIII first place In •ltl>t ot the Racine Grange ~o. the baby set! and ~ ael! ·. 2111l6 was held in Racine on Ju- contest and sec;ond place ,n the lv 8th Judgmg the '!/ entroes Icup cake, dothe and edgmg were Harriet Neigler R 0 ' e contest 1 E•sterday aod L•thJH Mo~".'.:_ Mrs. Anne Beegl~ " ":,~~; high among e 1 with two f~rst place pnzes in ·the doiiie and edging conte~ and one second place m .' ''I \ .l �, •, lO·Daily SenUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, July 23, 18M Pknk Supper Visitors Are Welcomed By Council Enjoyed ora l 5 Youths are · 7TH.a::::'~~:!... 'Hardens Home-· Received into Arm~' l'FC Clrl ~:•. iloon. After Month 1. - " Mn. EYylal VlrP- Of v ,. . h Members •P ~· Syr-. wu ~~~~a~>-, CJCG IQit Filteen YOUOC -~ ....., ed. to lbe 7th Inl~ Dlvilloa Mr. ,llld Ml'& ¥c.:N N. Bar- Around And About . Ml'd..lleporf Ul u Tuu~ """af .,...,... ...,.u... .. ' /olftuon lnelled In Pld Cha~~Ur 1411 J!:itprd J""-t ,..,.. ~tac~uo."""' ~ ~ ~:~ ~ lied 1e jojl> lbe Pill of. ~ppa · · A pteruc ~·-r was enjoyed received Into mom~ and July ID. Joloore, Jut . nluflled h<me ·......ed ~. "'-'-~ o1 at Fort l!elvolr, Va., 1ro111 a -lh~ 011 by lbe Evangellne Missloaary ooe .recetv .,. aacnuuouo 110,. 1 demolltionl lpoeiol!A wblolt· lbe)i lravoted I,!OII 1I\I1M ~)folia Phi, educal1011 hpnorlll'f '111t charter was draiJ<'d ir. Society of tile Pomeroy Cburcb "-. Doroby Drenner and baptiSm at the Laurel ,liff 11M Compell)l C o1 tile dtVWm'l ~. IT.....,. 'mil.. at Matlball Unlversll)' as I rememory of Addle Hawk. when lof Christ, TUesday evening 011 """ Methodbt ChUrcll reeenUy. 1Stb Erlflllleer lllttallon. He ,lliuibol , ~~; toOirl1,knr- «<ltofhloJ:d&ll~re<ord Chester Council . Daughtecs of the lawn al the borne of Mrs. two """"· Mark aod Kevin of '111o hymn, "Give 0! Your II<'J!dod p liiP Scliool '11:0 .llld' PfO{eoSlllOal attUucfe to the America. met 1'J<sd•' P'fll· Conrad Ohlinger, Locwlt..t. Garden Grove, Calllomla, are Best To 'l1le Master.'' opeuod fllftllinl ])e. '!bey ....,. tile -them roule nelcl "',<!lllol;etloll. ' "" with 3:1 mem bers present. vi here lor a visit with bb parents. the service foUowod with ptay· "1 ~ the • - · In ()o. -·'-'-.. 111 . ~~- Ky wllh In a \<tler '!o. ·~· Johason "'" Mrs. Edward Venoy, ce Mr. and Mrs. Jacob TUrner. er .l>y MIS. Pearl Jacobs. Daren~.~....Vllll-. ~'"'""'' ·. · Dean ·BonU WUbl!m cjlmmentZelda Weber eouncil<>r president. was In charge of 8 Tbls io her first visit bare for Michael """ baptized by Iober IIIIlS. Rev. E. C. Bardell; In Kings. ed '"' his s·~ ~ iided and Edith Betzong. slate 1 shorl bus. iness se.ssion, which some time. ...... Rev. Eugene Gill who oJao tal, 'fez. with Mr. ~. Mrwls. w•-' life ...;,• ADd that en u and -••- "'" • D ....... Farrar lltlll SOil, ..., tit -• ":"' • tak ti th ed warden, and Phyllis HJ wan . o.f Iopen w1 ar:vo ons Mrs . Norma Powe I,;IJ.U" oliered prayer. MroliJVUU~ ... _ •Frarit Price ud be bad. e.Wt , sta~ardl Forest Rose Council. and Mary fr om Matthew 6:24 and Luke dren, David , rucky and Gior- Jlecclvod Into membership rQfHi QUg of e<tucatlop 8114 eondtJi':t. Mr. sP<'"cer DeGrool . a member of 16·1.t! by Mrs. Walter KenneMJ!S, DUDDING ia of Columbus are viSiting w<!re Karen Floris, Linda and '/ •-.J • family In San Antonio, Tex. and Mrs. J~. ond family the Council residmg 111 Colora- ~ dy Jr who had for her topic, , with her parents, Mr. and Mrs . .Manila Baker, Darlene Mlcb5 Qrrlfl:\1 Ill San Diego, CaUl., they are leavi!JII for Sar. .~Fla iq do were welcomed. R•·pum.J "No One Can Serve 1'wo MasNorman Wayland and son. 811; Leonard Ly0119, MIChael, Woosfe~Jufy ~-=. -~=to~ b = August~·tbeybave•11 ' were Glenn a H a~· PS . Fanoie 1m " Prayer by Mrs. Leifheit Charles. .llemzy and Becky Wright, 0.... Mr -• ••- Leo N ........ --·•·- 'th h ed teacbk!i J!OslUOIIs Adams Zana Gamer and ael· concluded the devotions . . Mem· XC Mrs. Clyde Bartlett was ... 'JJlJ Gilmore, Barbara and 1)1.. . ..... mn, • ~· Blld In San . , _ . Wl er . ' .,~ · • 'h E B 1 im- bers answered roll call w1th deturned to her home Wedne>- --• Lewt's Gr- Eblin n.. Wooster, Rt. t, 8JUIOUDCO the sister, u... and Mrs. Jack ·' '\ R ty ous . va al . , " God H Ita! h • ~~ -· ' -· of tbefr daugbtor Bet- ..........:....,and famDv. EnrWte a. proving. pendence on · day from Holzer p.sp w er 11ar:a KJin.,,' Patty Roush and 8801 C Dean, ,.._, ' '"' &JI ' Initiation was held for two Attendin were Mrs Leo . Loi she underwent surgery a week Kay HoweR to Ru l . . bome they visited bl! sister, . . candldales. Kaye Bah r ano M"· g . . . The man·iage of M.. s s I ago. She Is improving s.atislac- l 'l'be son ' ."Happy Children," of Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Dean Mr. and Mrs. Willard KendaD jorie Hoffma n Thank vou nctes Bryan, Mrs.. Lelfhe1t, Mrs. Ve- Jean Johnson; daughter of Mr. torily but will be confined to b)' the c!ngregation and the Buckhannon. W· Va. Her b:l Detroit, Mich. . . were read frl!m Eva Bailey noy and Craig, MI'9. Elwood I and Mrs. LoulS Johnson of ~ew her home for several days. ~iction by Mrs Gerald are Mr. and; Mrl.. Places of Interest Uley visited aJXI Zana Gainer for : q, and B~wers, Mrs. Kennedy , . ~rs. Haven and Jam~s K. ~uddmg, The Rev. Clyde Bartlett was "Aillins closed the ~rvlce. C. of Loq Bottttn. Included King's Ranch in Kings · . ..~; . ~ \ cards sent them wh ile hospital· ~ilton Roush, Mrs. W1lliam son of Mrs . ~elhe Dudding and in Columbus Tuesday w~ere he Mrs. Dean lB • 1158 graduate ville, Tex.: Disneyland and for b' !zed. Marv Holter on behalf of FISher, Mrs. Denver Kapple tile late Denms Dudding of Ma· attended the district assembly Woooter High School and l K:notla Berry Farm, Richmond Plans were ftl!lilo!, l!le 0 the council. presentt'd Dnrolhy and Mrs. Ohlmger . and son, lock place June 26 m the held at the Nazarene district Will Celebrate 1962 graduate of Kent State Un· San Son . Fran of the Ritchie wi th a pas t :ow: .1lors ters. Kathryn. She1la and Nu· New Haven First Church of God. center camp ground. He was • iversity. She 11!1 employed II an cisco Bciy BrldJe, Golden Gate of tfle Mount and P'" 11 was announced that the ,om! and grandson, Mark Dutch- The Rev. David Fields Jr., accompanied home by his dau· Homecom.ng SuruJar elementary teacbar 1>)1 the Brldge, 'Yellow Stotne National good or onler committee would er. officiated the double-ring cere- ghters Martha and Rebecca, Our Lady of Loretto Catholic Tuscarawas VaHey School IJ• Park and the Badlands of SOutll wh.,;· the Mls~ Society ol have a grab bag at the ne<t I mony before an altar of large who ~ve been staying with church at Long ~\tom, will oJ>. st';;'. DeaD I 1957 graduate Dakota._... bsd luck the church met at ·iiie borne fll meeting and members are to ! • white mums and two seven their sister, M~. and Mrs. Lee serve the aruma r. s a Col- Their was one Con Youne: ~Uy, bring • 2> cents package. I' branch candelabras. Miss Shlf- Ford of Kirkersville, while Mrs. on Sunday, July 26th. West Virgirlla wesleyan . Oat Ure. Bolh report a wonder· . ' ;. ley Smith, pianist, presented Bartlett was hospitalized. Jam· A chicken and ham dinner and also teaches In TUI- ful trip. Th~ ob!M!rvande ' f ;,m be Remarks were made b\' Mrs. Betzing, Mrs. Rowan and Mrs a program of wedding mu•ic es Bartlett is working at I he will he served t:om noon carawas .:;alley Sc~ool ta".;!te':;; held Sunday wiill J.li's. C. R. DeGroot. expressing their plea· and the wedding march. Nazarene Camp this summer 6 ~.m. The pubhc is Invited The w ding to;.heP ..4 iUI S • Young, Mrs: · · Got~ Guthrie 1 sure at being present and com· The bride was given in mar· and will be there through Aug· enJOY the afternoon of games July 10. ~ tte. ervf!eB and Mrs. Carl Williams nam· 11 phmenting tbe members on riage by her cousin, Mr. David ust 2. and entertamment. to Ntagara Fu s In Clwrleston ed t~ the food corrirrittete. their work Potluck rdrE'sh- : "Magnificent great massive William Fields o( Hartford. Visitors at the home of Mr. other ~\aces of ln~est Mrs. John Borham and Mr. Mrs. Guthrie ·wes. f$lected • ments wer; served. I and wonderful ,'" were' the c;..:> m· She wore a ballering gr)wn and Mrs. Roy E. Rollins and ANNOUNCE DINNER ~~rt :e~~n. w tb Rollin Carroll of Syracuse and de1~g~te · to thet Providence J.s.. =--=----=----'1~ ments of three rofessors of mu· with a lace bodice and scallop- daughter, Rena, Sunday, were The W.C.T.U. will have 8 vmg var w ere · ey ~· and Mrs. Herschel . Rose 90Ctation ~eeb~g W be held , sic who gradel Larry L. Tracy ed nerkline and long sleeves Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Henson; tluck dhmer in the classroom have p~chased a. home. aDd chlidren of Mhter~tlle a1:· ~ugust 12. tn Irmtm. Lessona on his organ recital Tuesday ending ~n points ove~ the hands. Mr. and Mrs. James Stover and :Ua . of the Middleport ATI'END DINNER tended funeral servtces of ~resented included ~e t!!f"CI• : , ning at the Alumni Mem· The sk1rt was of sdk organza sons, Thurman and Haroi~ .. Buf· Ch ~ of Christ Friday even- Mr. and Mrs. George John- their sisterirJ..Iaw, Mrs. John Born~ Make Men Free. and ~ ~~~~ a~ditorium in AthE>ns . over net and silk taffe~a : _her falo, W. Va.: Floyd Jmden, in ur~t S:30 p.m. Members are son atte~ed a famUy dinner Cerroll recently in Charlestoo, '?'he H1gh Cost of Freedom," TONIGHT & FRIDAY veil was made of En~llsh tllu· Newell, W. Va .; Sandra and t gb . th tr fa\o· "te dish and g1ven by her brother w. Va. g1ven by Mrs. Emma Bland Janet Leigh Va n Johnson ' The\' also stated that 0 hi o sion attached to a headpiece of David Jividen, East Liverpool: 0 bl rmg . e Theon ill be eMr. and Mrs. Mrs. CarrGll died Sunday, and 'The Law of Uberty,•• giv"WIVES AND LOVERS" U u iv~rsity was fortunate to h.-~ve seeded pearls and came tu her Clarence Palmer, Mrs. Asei ~ ie ser~nce. d re w k sp Hysell at their home in July 12 four h~ after she en by Mrs . .Mary Bumgardn.er. Cliff Ri rhar;nd Luuri Pete rs Mr . Tracy as one of thei r stu· shoulders . ' Martin and Donna Stover, Ni· Cia music an a spea er. Rutland. Others at~nding were and her' husband were in an au· Mrs. Mary Bowles Jed a dlsCus" SUMMER HOLIDAY " dent.s . Mrs. Dudding carried a colon· tro, w. Va.: Mary Sc~rberry and Mrs. WIUiam Ha1ey, tornobile accident. Mr. Car- sion on the les.sm1s. Mrs BUJDoo d" "d d . l ial bouquet of white muJrul and and son, Mike, Cincinnati; Boyd j .1 HAVE VISITORS Rutland ; Mrs. Blanch Nelson, rov receJved minor injuries. gardner wiU be hostess for the (Technicolor) , The r~rl la wa~h ~~:r~t ~ro bab j''s breath with a shower of Walker, Robertsburg ; Mr. a~ Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Dexter; Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Services were held Wedfles. Sept. 3 meeting. 1 July 25 three parts. nT · e t · Ad a"i~ blue ribbon. Mrs. Clayton Parsons, Pomt . I. 0. McCoy and family recent- Hysell and daughter, Connie, day, July 15, In the C~arles:ton Se-turday Mrs Juanita Ward, Hunting- Pleasant. They came to call on IIy were Mr. and Mrs. Nolan Middleport Rt ]· Mary Hysell, Presbyterkm church with burial band and a daughter, .Judy. Tracy pl ay~ occ~ 3 b /'h Steve Reeves Gordon S('otl and i''ugue. m C ~aJ~_ Y Ho · ton ~as inaid-of-honr. She wore Mrs. Alice JiViden who ls ill at Skinner and children of Fort GallipoHs· 'Ja~es' Lynn of Nor- in Sunset Memorial Cemetery in Mrs. Rose was wi1h her brotb. " DUE~ OF THE TIT.ANS" 1 a~n Sa bast. ~ ~~ B~c F:ra~~~~ ae:d a ~treet length gown of pink thP. Rollins home. i Pierce, Florida : Mrs. Lena folk, Va.' and Mr. and Mrs. South Ctlarlestoo:. er a.nd niece from Swtday until (Color) ! 0.'que, by h asa k l'oc.;· al d) nylon a,Jd a corsage of white Miss Jeanette Crooks and i Post and daughter, Barbara, Frank Hysell of Rutland. She Is survived by her bus· Wednesday. - and1 e Hoc 1 - · ' carnat ions. Miss: Tina Ander~on ·I Miss Judy Butc~er ha_ve return- Burnsville, W. Va. ; Miss Joy : 1 l~ou art " CRY OF BATTLE " was the bridesmaid and wore a ed from a vac~tion t~1~ through Beall of Hico, W. Va., and Mr. 1 b~ Hrnry Mu let With Van Hl'flin and Jamef. MacArthur : foll owi ng an intermio;:sion . thf' Istreet length gown or ~lue :;;llc 1Virgi~i~ ~n~ludmg Wllham:~burg 1and Diane of Fairview, W. Va. · 1 set:ond part was prese"tt'd in tafl eta and organza w1th a and Vugm1a Beach aod other i" \ two t:ategories the fir st being wrist corsage of whtte carna· :points of interest. ! ICNIC r The Mus.ical C:icks by Franz tions. I Mrs. Willis Grueser Is in Co. ' ENJOY p ' Joseph Ha yden, arraug -·•1 by I Mr . Willis Dudding was hest lumbus as the guset of he r I Members of th~ Golde~ R~et 1 POMEROY OHIO !E. PowPrs Biggs, com posed ol ! man for his brother. !daughter and family, Mr. ~nd class of .the irst _. ap s • TONIGHT thru SATURDAY !six numbers, Minuet IS'J 'I!=! of Mrs. David Fields, Jr . light· IMrs. John McCabe and child· Church enjoyed a p~cni~ nd at the quail): Milrch Anrtant ino; ed the candles. ren . . Forked R~ La e u ay. Billy Witder't I Minuet (AHegrettol; Mi'luet A reception was held at t.he Mr . and. Mrs. John Scmes Those attendmg were the Rev. "IRMA LA DOUCE" I(Presio) and Vivace. .home ·of Mrs. Nellie Dudding. are spendm.g sev~ral w~ks in and Mrs. Donald Boone. and <Technic-olor ) IThe ~oLip~ lert afterwards for Lansing, M1ch. wtth their dau· children, Jean and David, Mr. Jaek Lemmon. Shirley Mac· : I Laine. This ptcture is (or i In ttle second <·at~gury, the short trip They are living in .ghter and family, Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Tony Fowler, and A.DULTS ONLY! organist pl a:-·ed. 'l'he Ninet v · Masnn · Roush and children . Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hoffman One admission unly: 60c . ; fourth Psalm by J ulius R#.!:lhl.-~, · is the former Ruth and children, Mike, Tami and SUN ., MON. and TUES. eomposed of four n!!lnbr rs. ]Beverly. July 26--27-28 Greave ; LarghPit O·.<\I! egro l'•1n ! Teacherl Honored Mr. and Mrs. Harold Chase =~---------• 'CAPTAIN NEWMAN, M.O: . f 11 ocu: Ada ger; ~nd Ali cg ra - AI ,'fartr'n Dr'n-~r their daughters and fanli·[;:t~l<er of Mr. and Mrs. Orin (Te('hmcolor ) Allegro assai. ., '~ Mr. and Mrs. Raymond i~~~~n~i:;_e~s~n?~~bb; ug~~· 1 . . Teachers and employees and children of West Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Kelly tn, Eddie Alben. Jas. Greg· : A slandmg 0\' ~tlon w ~s ..~.lven ! the Salisbury scho?l held a W. Va ., and Mr. and are visiting today in Southside, ory, J ane Withen , M.r. Tracy at Ihe end u, 1•1s re· 1ner at the Ma.rttn Gerald Anthony and cbil· w. va. wlth his sister, Mrs. W. Colorurtoon 11 1i1:sday_ honormJI, Mrs. Lucy 1.,;.~..,......,,..,..--,.....,.J Cl a · ~-- __ __ Middleport, spent Sunday Barker. He is on vacation from - - -- - - -·~hJte , .fifth grade teacher, who the Hocking Caves in· his employment. movmg ~o Logan : Mr_s. Ruth Old Man's cave, Rock Mr. and Mrs. John Vroman Zundel, religious education tea· H Cedar Falls and other returned from a vacation .. Douse, cher, who IS movmg 1o un· scenic spots. to Michigan including Sloean ~ails, _an? Mrs. G~neva Mrs. Opal Priddy and son, St. Marie and other points. Joachim, prmctpal, who ts re- Bobby, have returned from an also visltOO In Columbus vacation trip which with their son, Mr. and Mrs. • t w~re took them to Mexico where they John Vroman and son, Johnny. 1"""er•t•h!donored gif~estsf 1• with ts 0 s er ng · Mexico City aod Acapul- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Norrlo, silver. 'ted h Attending were Mrs. PearII co among other tourist Columbus, vis• over t lions. Mrs. Priddy and with his lailler, . . Bunce, .~ISS Rosahe Story, been on a month's vacaHarris. Mrs. L!llian Smith, M_rs. She is employed at Kaiser Ze1her, Mr.s. Nellie Tracy, R nswood Maxine Arnold, Mrs. Vel· M/v:nd M~. Roy Douglas, Edward Bartels, llave moved from Rock Sm·;n••ll Paul Manuel and the honored to the Moodispaugh guest. Unable to atte~ were Sycamore St. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Frick. recently. employed at the Pomeroy FIRST Cement Block Company. QUALITY Mr. and Mrs. Richard RosenREGULAR baum and children have roovfrom Beech--st to theif new· Certified Oil Station constructed home in PomeW. Main St. Mrs. Rosenbaum Is t h e 15 , I :m, "::"tn f"' G __.d ·M hfer 1n Johnson-Dudd1ng ed Vows E hang On June 26 th JO · """' ' ;:,t ·Ann•'"'"rs I ,.,., ' ' • ..... ~ 1'818 ' l'll""" lH · I I r p l l - ........ - ....-- -11 ... wltll ' -llldte ,.,. ll.a.lt1J....... D.C. • VOL XVI NO. 85 •• . .. .... ·,.., ,, ... at· ~ .... . . . .. . 't ' ·y· .... en tine · .~.r•. .,.,.. r~ ,, n. .,....,.._ ._ '), · I'OMEROY..MIDDI.:EPQRT, . . OHIO' . ' • FRIDAY, JULY 24, 1964 - ,;. 7~ "'·"' "' o__________.;,.....: -- ". ~ -~ !: - ,; -----1"""'-.;..,.~ Je" ''?" Marshall U Profes~~r Te COVIC how Area may Grq Be Cf!lebibtec/ By conn·.,Mhtion doug~· Rafael~·· RecltaI Draws Praise f.rom Judge Ranks 't oervan~ ~·.,.UVei'W'1 Mo~(J.wrcb ::;u~:1::'sa~of:ron: vuo' l ,_...... a:n t! I !-.:""""""""""""""""=:; ELBERFELDS JULY SALES I -'MEIGS THEATRE ., RICKARD CASHDOLLAR I I· ·I ··1'' I STORE HOURS: I"' FRIDAY -9to5 1 RONALD CAS~· SATURDAY --9to9 '•'· JULY SALE PRICES I 1 BARGAINS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT ELBERFELDS • IR POMEROY Brown is FOR SUMMER EASE back in smart wardrobes. • • ~~ FO~DtNG ROCKER 'old..fuhloned ~omfort and mocMrn styling Jarman'! Custom-Ailtlqued leathers make the hand somest brown shoes you. ever set foot in. CustomAntiqued leathers are prime leathers which have beeu patieutiy polished llld rubbed by hand until aU their innata rich••• II brought out. The sturdy and style-right bro gu• tbowa here-fashioned of Custon-Antiqued bronze-tone leather-is perfect l'l;ith brown or tan suits. Get 11: pair for your wardrobe. Complete Selection Of JARMAN SHOES FOR MEN $9.95 to $19.95 SPECIAL . at an easy· eolng price - ••• FOLDING C:HAISE LOUNGE Over 6ft. In Length Adjusts t:o >Relaxing Positions A BUY •• $7.77 • Perfect For L1wn, Porch or P1tlo elllver Lullti'M.h Trim eStunly 1-ln<h Alumlnuf Tubl"- 5-lo '~ , 'i. BEN FRANKLIN 5·1 0 POMEROY ', "" ,'.,.. " - t.'•. I ., J.': ' '' ·! 1. - !' BA 1 ' '• WY2-3498 . ~ ... ,,~' . . (. :· . , I!~ EI ... ~~ ' \ ' , .( . _,., '. 1 l( ., • ,., :,·" '~. f I ·' ' • ' ' 1':'. • .~ I • ' ~ PAINTING JOB All...,. walb ' ' . � 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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