http://66.213.69.5/files/original/6752a21c9bc90270a4f7af9af96961bf.pdf 7940af8f7f399d09ac4964cb19859796 PDF Text Text , •, 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 ' ' . �-·---... . ............ ..--- .. ____...._.... . ....... - '- ... . ~ . . . . . ,. •• ~ .. . . ~ -'-" .... . ·- . -. ... ..,. -.- 4 ~-- · - • • ~ .. ~ - - - - --..... ...,......,._.,....., .,-.,._ '1.., .. .,_ ..,..,. ' , ... ,.....,........._,._,.. 'Y'.,....,..yo;>'l;.. ,-rr• ~ • •• • - - _ _ _ ,. · · -· · . -- - • • a.- . . . . . .. . . . . . . . .. ..... ~ . 1"' .;.. J . I Bachtel 20 Meirrs Youth u AttendAwards L d T , OUr TUUrS ay • \ Makes Carpenter List NEW HAVEN Of 31 Top Studenhl ~--ia1 'The Horse' lo Feature F111iP ' Helen Help Us! ~ News • Reds Snap .Mets Jinx, 5-4; Pirates to Invade ·Cincy .......... Forrest D. Bachtel, son of Mr. IIIWai &bower lya Llelt!ng, IAlu Millie Bum- .,.,.; and Mrs. Forrest L. Bacblel, Mrs . Lawreooe Ebersbaeh, gamer, Miss Delores Bumgarn- _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __..... (Cont!Dued I!'Om page ll JIS s. 4th St . Moddleporl, has the lo Sail Roush, w a , er Miss Jean Bumgarner Miss wm be held at I p.m . on bolb been named to the Dean's list hono..:'":tth : Miscellaneous J.;.e Bumgarner, Mrs . Harold Recent ,uests of Mr. and Aug. ZO aDd 21, wllb the pony , for the third consecutive term Bridal Shower on Thursday eve- Bumgarner, Mrs. Harry Cep&- Mrs. Ney_carpenter when they pulling contest to be the gr.andTweni y Meigs County 4-H of the 1963-&4 academoc year nlng at the Educational Build- hart, Mrs. Otho Llevtng, Mrs. celebratee the birthday of stand event at ?:!0' p.m. on rllb. F .F A , F .H.A., and Farm . ,, Mount Umon College in of the New Have11 E .U.B. Clayton Athey, Mrs. Eddie their gran~oon. Robert Parker, August !1. There will be prizes -" Youth me •nbm were on 1 he Bachtel was one of 31 studh . b M Geo go Bumgarneo Mr•. Tom Holf- were Mr . and Mrs. Stdne). p.,. of $25, $20, $1$ aed flO awarded By the tlm8 ,.. 1!111 print You suuested a 3tate Awards t~ur .~r the "Stu· ents who ~ade the Ust all three Sa~ ~JJV~ss ~illi:s·B~ar· man, Mrs. 'Harold zerlde, Mrs. ker, Bolivar; Mrs. Mildred ln two classes, 46lncM8 aDd liD- my lttter (wblt wlib tbl time Jna with tbree men of the clotll "' of Coopecatoves Thursday . terms durmg the year. It Is ne~ assisted b the Ladles of Thelma Capeharl, Mrs. L. Parker Morrts of Alabama, and der and f7 to U lnl:hel lnclu-lq JOU lold. • abaul), tbee~::... ~!"'.IeaTh• youth vosoled Lockbourne comprised of full - tome stu- the churcb. G:rnes, under the Roush, Mrs. Fred Batey, Miaa Mr. and Mrs. Robert Parker live. ,. m.u.- a """"" .,.. ~ 1 ,. force Base. we. e guests dents who average 3.4 or better direction of Mrs Marlm B,risLeiab Powell, Mrs. R. F . BryaDd BODS, Mlddlepol. Officers end ntmhers ol the tople.u balhl .. ltllt. topic mayfo. eouple wbo bas ..i.1 ,1 a lund:<on provoded by the on 8 four point 3ys:ern on ali f rd ~ and prizes ant Mrs Edward Bumgarner Mrs. Chester Price and daufair board who are lbe bo old hit (w llal, perbapl). nllcl<111 In lbaJr two famlllel. 1 ~at iomnde Insu ra nce Company Iac&dt-' mic work attempted, with a:~d~ere pay Mr~. Wa~ne L. Capehart, Mrs: gbter, Laura, visited for JttV~ 19&f fair are Fred c. Lelfhelt, Now, DOC ...,.,. lt qo Dklyau jolt want to receive let"rran~ements were made by no grade less than B for !he Th ·1 h of Ink and Arnold Roush Mrs. Harry Plclt· era! dayo with her dsughter, president; Wallate Bradford, orol ........ U you ultl ton ol protea1 and correCI!oa 1lw Wl!\Jams lnsuran-=e Agen" term A 1963 Middleport High hi~ co or sc e : oui in the ens Miss Be;erly Carson Mrs. Mrs. Betty Tbroclanorton and vice-president; Frank H. Jolm- m ' to nil@e ywr mall C!OUDt? t\ I , tnurec; the tw? .Natmnwide graduate, Bachtel is a sopho- ~ ~res~~~t c~ lift tables. Ho~ard Ebersbach, Sr ..' Mn. fbiDily, D~yton, while Mr. Ptll!e ston, secretw'y: Olarlea Bad • ~II thl f!ld'!i w•r .to "!'JD Tbla "handiiCtOII the table llfftce buudin gs, voslted the more majoring in music edu: The refreshment table was Jean Warner, Mrs Gene John- accomparu~ by his co••~ ford, treasurer. =de,~~ ~m:!rtto: ~.'::Idea of yOUI'I would 1101 wori. ))!ate Farm Burf'aJ. and Land· calion. He IS a member of Ph1 Icentered with an arrangement son, Mrs. John Fry, Mrs. Max J.ohnny Pn~ of New Mare han, Wllllam B. eld, 'fD.. woulcl be 1 DldMDCt. If the boy ll a Roman Catbollc mark oH1ees, and the Central Kappa Tau social frat ermty, of 10f ink hlox and sweet peas Eichinger, Mr"S. Mae Reitmire, field, v~ah~ in Canada and Hoffman, Res E. Shenefl JtlftA• ; thi iunblwn -.......aDd lDteDda to rmudn 10, be fJhlu Breedu•£ Assn Coopera· the band , and is president of ' dp b PM s Fred Bate• The Mrs Paul Rickard, Miss Sher- other pomts of mterest betweeo ram Slawter, ~~~L.P. leml All ,_ .n I .....~ 11.. prlnlwould "uantonto ~-~ by a Cl rna e Y r · ' · · d ck bere and the Quebec ar•.a David Koblentz ,._, w ..., """" ·,... .....,. hand, 1 ""A.t1endlng were:,;1...mda Ll ps- oora e. gift table was decorated with yl Roush, Mrs. Floy Carma ' Leoo F ld and ~rand ter ~-rleo WUnama Fred 0.. tho start of a •-•, holllllltlller, he _,:__ a•-'- .,_ h' bells M M L Ohlinger Mrs Mrs. a o en Bo ' "''aa ' -• ~ JoHUIU',III Wll ...U,. •·vmb. Rochard Holter, Ronrue a ~~ek wr;,:e\~t"'~c~d:: Mrs: G:~ge Cars~n. Miss ' Becky daughter, Linda Folden, have ogleln, Herbert E. Sbleldt, Or- aDd thll wu a · pltl &'mn:'lck !on. I Blncerely doubt thel ba Holter John Mornsey, Karen guB . f rd J M r Burris Mrs Pete Burris Mrs. returned from a vacation speot vill R. Brown and ox-officio dllteop tblnge IOIDI. )till !Ike would be able to obtain ~- b • " ' Kay , Linda Whole, Ma ry ~:~~ a::ho Mro r ., Howard Cecil Ounc~n. Mrs. Thomas in Florida with a SOD, Loyal rectors, c. E . Blakeseo and panty raids 011 eolleae 08IIIPU- presence and tbtll the lmpllel\ Tltomp,on Ernest ine ' ;, Car. Ot ' • R. h M G . lead Mrs CUff Ro--·• Folden, and other relatives. 0 . 0 . Patterson. es. Aetually, mueb ado about COIIttell' , of a Calbollc prlettl. Burros Mrs tie ous , rs. riDS , • ~• ed by 1 notbii!C , . vi : an. ~·~~~.r~:r:"s;:::;~~ IS I John Bumg~rner, Mrs. Bernard Mrs. w. R. Proffitt , M';;j Mrs ~e~: Teets doubt the topleu suit :;:se..!~!/-quall:edto toqoo• '· "enc• a . ' . d I Lieving Mrs T Bert Rousb Donald Foglesong, Mrs . B . nd pent wiD lcb 011 (do l he "To ,..,. Newli n, PNa 11Y :!oblentzJ, e~~~f: WASHINGTON (UP()- Pres· Mrs . G~orge ' sayre, Miss CarU: Howard , Mrs. Lloyd Roush, and dalaugdah~r,ID re~~as 'aty DIVOTED TO INTIRin Dl' ea ar, ower! - GLORIA · ljlow n. o1a ' yers, . r ident Johnson was expected to 'Mrs. N. 0 . Wein, Mrs. Nolan sever r ' MIIU MASON AliA What?•), but what do you Dear Glorla• ulak,lee, Jom Meredoty, Mal. . Swackhammer Mrs. A. K. Me- Mo., where they atteaded I 00...,. 1. -lhllllt they'D dream up nut?- Please re-;..ad the Iaiit 11no 8 15 Hamm and bMichael. Clung, Wtrs. Jidwln Stein, Mrs. '"' HO HUM of answer: I uid, "It (my Seil'<'ted to al ter ·• ut pre· H M'l1e Lu Ann, Cooltie elation o ee aw .., n.. Ohr. Yeltet .._.., .. Dear Ha· solu"on) is 10 simple 1 ~· th engagements States still opposes French arry and ' Ch rch com,.ny. nt MH~~•n•c It POmwroy, · u veuted bY o er p ·d t Ch le d Gaulle's Bob and Keith Roush, Mr. u · 011 ... , ........ OHice 1o 'lbe gownlell evening. atrap, what do you bet none of your were Du{le Roush, Debb!e Tur- 1 reS I ~ f ar s . 0~ rnaU.onal C Of Mrs. Ottie Bumgar11e• . Mr. and Mrs. Dwaine Jordan 11:~:."-:'.::: ::. .,.m.. perhaps? 1'1loulb, U witb "The folks agreel!l with me." rwr Rlrk Koblentz , and Pat proposa or and othe . Dona1d Smith Mrs Kermit and Bryan enjoyed. a picntc ••ttu at tM ,... efflw .. ...,.,..,, Suit,'' moat women wouldn't In all of life • --re Ia I hI conferenct to en e war tn ' · dlnn 1 Lak Hope State Park 0111o. u..:: 11 H<nlev. · N· Gress Mrs Waid Cunningham er a e "-"0 " allftrtlllne ,.,.,.....,... ,.. bare to wear it. - H. simple "hands acroas tbe ta'dults . u.ndmg were Paul South VIe~ am. . offi . I Mrs J\icha;u Ord, Miss Beci<Y on Smtday with members of _ 0...11 . , _ , . one. ... ....... • th ~~,wers Mrs . Rit:hard Sterrett, ~dtghh a mmiStra,UD". h' h coaD s Good. nite Mrs Frances Good· the 1953 class of Albany High ... Ave ...... 'terti ClfY...-... .,....._ Dear Helen: ble" way, and then 1ft e otn. • · H d 1 d sao t e proposa N oc e Sch 1 nd their families Do you enjoy attendilll big or hand, the compUcated rulee · 00 a \1r ~ \1 i11 utt ou as le 11 · an Gaulle rene wed 10' e tcr de-- Health t~sting for the Me1gs nile, Mrs. E. C. Riddle, Miss · urf'ler ....,.. IIYIIII~t~e, ae cante ..,, cocktail parties? - CURIOUS and custoJnl that separate reo C f.o~ Bl akeslee. . t u. ~J unior Fair beef and dairy Ethel Riddle Mrs Bethel Vance Mrs. Helen Scott and daugh· ...tu one , •• , 1n ...,... a al tile 1 Ia! 1 at a mee mg w101 news· . • · ~~~ Debb' and Dalene "'ew 0 11 ler'lti~Mt .,.I •u.a. •'- Dear Curious: ligions and sect& aod people. he I 01fteers of t P an:ung com· . p · Th sd • ., ce. OS.H• ""e J enjoy the 100- where can't cban•e anything, But 1 J L h · men m an s ur ay was livestock will be camed out Mrs · Burrell Dawson' Mrs. W~S, M hfi ld te pent a day' with month& .,..., ... ,... •lllltftl ....... •ae lll llll't> a r~ of' lmm~, e: alr- ino more a cce table no~ than Monday and Tuesday.' Ju1~ . 27 John Reitmire, Mrs. Howard ars . e s , ., Motor Route wMn •rNr ...-vo.. Jgo·to watch the people.- H. can twtainly apply tongue to ma n. Jamrt'! RttchleS, Vlce-chatr· l when he made it six and ~ by Dr . Marvm Phihps Wagenhals, Mrs. George Jew- herd f!ne~di' Mrs . Jotm GUll gly .... •............... Mtl'ltllo aue. ., Garden Wedding Won't Work . cheek when the occatioD d• ru an. and R1rhard terr ett , ser, and his staff. The schedule · ell Mr Edgar Layne , Mrs lc- an am1 y. Mlllh •n• .,..,, 111.10• •• •••'"" De Hel . manda H retary. months ago. ' . . T S d Ma s Helen Kirby and •-- ,1- u.u, """" ... ntna. NA ar en. ' . Sut h a conference would sim- Monday a .m. - .ames ~1ere- ie Miller , Mrs. W. . . tone an 1 of .Elizabethton, Tenn. and ., ply ratify the gains the Com- Allan Holter, David, Sally, Mrs . James MacKrught. ~ Frankie Lowe and family 5 Personals munist have made in Laos an.d and Rhea Mora,. .Tommy ~~d 0 / Cleveland are visiting here ,\liddleporl S q uad Soath Viet Nam through lhe1r Ray Ka rr, Patncta and Ru:k Mr and Mrs. John F . Roush with their parents Mr. and nnlit.ary operations in violation Koblentz, . Melanie a~d .Jenny and family spent last week Mrs. Robert Stout. ' ~l a kes Two Run• ol the Geneva agreements of Dean, Enc and Eddie Parker, camping near Richwood, W. Va. Mrs Dale Dye spent se\·eral ~LOALLIN The Mtddleport emergency 1954 and 1962,, officials said. Vicki Carr, Pamela Henderson, Mr . and Mrs. Dan Capehart days 'with her daughter, Mrs. squad answered 1.wo. call~ 00 and Roger Karr. of Florlda visited recently with Dawn Walker at Thurman. Thursday aftt rnoon. T~e flrst to .Monday p.m. & James Me.re- his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tho- Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Main the home of Harry -Radford . doth, Archie Rose, Don Smoth. mas Ca hart. . R D 3. Pomeroy. at 11 : 19 a m. l Jan Alkire, Renee Burke, Rob- M : Mn. Pete Burris and of Sunbury were weekend li,Jt· Mr. Radford who had been cut- 1 ert Ritchie, Jr., Darrel Cheva- f a pent Stveral days last ors of her grandmother, Mra. Strlteb Is beblnd the bar, mixing drlnkl Broadway Bulletin Board ling gt'ass. was given oxygen by I Srspe(~l lier , Roger and Daniel Nease. am~ Y : Indian Lake n e a r Faye Jordan and other rtla· for the customers and getting atmosphRirpard Burton is suffering from the squad with tv~ist$)Ce of C Thomas Hamrn , Linda and ~ee. ~ ld Ohio tives here. such painful bursitis it causes him to ere, as they oJBed to say. for her next Dr John Ridgway. The patient : . Larry Hollon. p~~~ a:d Mrs. J~mes N. Roush ~s. Dorothy ~r~ier . a~ feel faint, and as it worsened in the past play, Mike Gano's "Warner Bros. Wanta ' died enroute to Meigs General Tuesday a m. - Gary and and family spent tha weekend famoly ~I GaiUpohs h~YI! beeo hospital. ,... 1 Lom se Michael, Danny and t c· 1 nati 0 va cat10mng here wtth her par· few days be was unable to move his neck lo Know." The real owners of !be place during his lowering "Hamlet" perform- are Ring Lardner's granddaughter, Joan, The ser3nd cal at 12 :59 p. MONTE CARL o, Monaco Wil ham Will . La rry Mees, .Ju.l a M/"~~d Mrs." Louis Karsch· ents, Mr. and Mrs.-Eer».~Uo· ance. When he fail,ed to finish in the play and Elaine Kaufman, but actress Sbitch was to the home of John Fultz, (UPI I L~ , b\' ldv, Grace, and Mary Lou Kmg, 'k d family visited in Chi gly and other relatives On ·n1 the other night, moadway was swept has brought in a whole new cllentele LocUBt Sl , Middleport. for Mrs 1 - r .·anre s pu IC ene- : i arie, Edith. and F.:mestine ru an . day Mrs. Frazier ..aJt!l ~~1 1 Fultz'S moth er , Mrs . Ali en i my Ndo.JJ , a swacrthy Corsican Wood , Allan Gibson, Richard caMgq, Illn.d Mrs Robert Sayre and Mr. and Mrs. d"~ftr.J! with the rumor tb.ilt he bad left the the- socialites and stage folk, nat1!1'1111Y name a cquf>S asauova . wa s 1 k H" · d H r. a · , . f .1!' •• ~ ,.._ upset over "a bomb since she started pourmg the soot,cb1and Knopp who had en appal enI h . t tod . th Warner, Mar 1ggms, an or·. are VlSh . ••na Mr and Mrs Jam· dmner guests o 1•"· ,..., ,1,11-.a f.. ature becaiise he k M. K t e pnme : ;: uspec ay m e Sl .. .., . · d ..,...,...., 30 ·, · · ·· warning.!! (AI if any actor playing Ham- milling the Bloody Marys. h~art ~t.tac . J I S. nopp was 1b' est ·ewelr holdu ln Rivj- ry awter. . es Hoffman 11.nd family at In- Paul Gaston an ~"Iii-. Dave Brubeck Is writing the jw ~~ cpuld he cha.•ed. off the lllage by a giVPn xygen and asskted by Dr Jgg h. l Y P r Ind Mr Hoffman Albany . 1 Anyone not on the hst, or not di 15 Rlly Pickens Sh.e died before Iera ~~tory ·.. Mrs . lwmb!) . . . The Brigitte Bardo! si2zler, musical background for Craig Stevens' 1wlshing to have animals test-, an~po ~eturn~ to. his home On Sunday, Mr. and ~~ ('OUld be talten to ttle hos- Movtngf ..... lth f~ang f;oedfd ban~ should call the 'Extension iha,ts ]UStdergo'ong eye surgery at Earl Starkey attended a home- "Contempt," has been selected as the op- new Fall TV series . . . Actor .Jlm ~lck­ .• savo1 r. a1re 1 ve mas... an Off' f ~ Sa1urda v . noon, 1, 8 er . . 1 . pJ a. d k th 1ce beOn:; h un. there commg a nd hymn smg ,,1 the ener tor the Montreal Film Festival on ery Is toting a torch 'Iince Sa16me Jens · a osp1 11 a • Ch h Tu Its too 1es~ an 1wo ffilllU 1es J 1 25 Augw;t 7, but so far the New York State married Ralph Meeker. He was her on8 during U1e mid - morr'lir•t~ aper- u Y · Attending the Tennant Reun- 1BethelPIEU Theurc ,near np-t censors have refused to pass it. The case and-off steady for two years b~fol:~. she . • ·· h · . . · ... V pers ams. y a so we Gr&\'f'~ Hlf' Rites I •• 1t1f hour Thur:sd<:~y to s oot ion at Wellsburg, W. · a. on tL to Bel re Where sev· is cu!Tcntly in litigation It must make made tbe big choice, and now hil'lllllnost the ir way out of a jewelry Saturday July 18th from here receln Y11 kn p t!•! · .,1· T era we own groups po::tr - · our neighbors up North laugh a Httle. unhappy !ella. This is Ius seco11t1- DUigHe Ho>ld on Sun d av store Wit' about $2 mouiOn . were Mr. and Mrs. Robert en· ted . h . th Wonder what we're being protected nan! experience with ladies of thY: Bage; 1 ~ a ymn Sing · worth of -diamonds, emeralds nant and chlldren and Mr. and pa ere. befon1 Salome, he was married \O _q91eeu from? Graveside rltes"'lor Mrs. Ctif- and other aerns. , .. Mrs Charles Carroll. Jan Ptckett, .who .·ecentlj' The same British firm that sold 500 Dew burst. ford I.Mar~aret} Smith, 41, who A polic.:e'man and gardener \ Gauge readings: Gallipolis M~s . T. R. Vance and son, completed ~ SJX months ~:~ buses to Castro is now selling more of dl~d m Pittsburgh Wednesday, who tried to slop tb<!m were Oam 18 5, 11.9, l'Uilnffig 21h feet Jeff left Tuesday for Los Ala- of duty t~· S. two the same to Red China .. , Bobby Baker, Whenever Shirley MaeLalne want! to will be held Sunday a t 2 p.m shot and wounded not senOUs-1 on rollers Pomeroy-Mason 2ll· mos New Mexico to spend the ines parti lpa . . getting away from Washington for 1 few bave a Httle fun with the press ...,. espeat th~ BeE'ch Grove cemetery ly. A store derk 'who tned to 173 Pt. r 'teasant 24 .47 Hinton rem~inder of the summer with weeks summ~r tram•ng. sessiOn days, lias been making the rounds of the cillliy those foreign reporters - 1he prewi'th Rev Howard Ruppelt of- reach for a telephone was , falling Kanawha 'Falls 1.- iher husband who is employed in Pu'f'rto Rico, arriVIng at New York places, recognized by very tends she's "changing her Image" and fldsting. . bl;;~ c kjacked 148 rising , Charleston 17 98 sta· ,at the u . s. Government Scten- Parkersburg. Va ., by plane few, despite his seasons in the sun of that's always good for a few lively paraHer husband . Cllff~rd. was a ·Late r abuut $400,000 worth of tionary. London, Marmat and Itific Research Laboratory there. 00 Sunday evenmg. newspaper, magazine and TV coverage graphs. Now In London filming "The former Pomeroy restdent. Oth- jeweJ rv was found ifl a <:~ban·[ Winfield 'd<-~ms were on the s11Js. Debo an Vance Is vlsiting witb Mr . and Mrs. Chester PrJ~ ... Hayley Mills, just turned 18, now Yellow Rolls-iloyce," she says abe's tired er surviv~rs. are a ~aughter. doned · grey panel truck, along Boat movemeot1: her ;randparents. Mr. and Mrs. Iand Laura spent 8 week endh ~ gets $280,000 ·a Jllclure ... Although of making tbe ·~10 worst-dressed" lists, M.r•. MarJone Ann Chapma.n , with six pistols, tw'l subma· Ohio River - Gona up 14, Lester Jordon at Washington Colu.mbua as guests of t etr "To Broadway W1tb Love," the big tired of being classified as a kook, In· Plttsburg.h. a son at ~orne, CIIf- <:hineguns and a hand gren<:~de . 4: 15 p.m ; Miss Lou up 14, 11 Court House. Ohio and Barbara sorHn-iaw and daughter. ~~ World's Fair musical, reduced Its cast finitely desirous of moving into tbe Audford ~Jlilam . and 1 stster, ~re- The ext:et amount of the net p.m ; W1t1nie Mae duwn 14, 12 :· vance is visiting her grandpar· and Mrs. Jerry Stans~~ry a drastically and slashed expensea, It's rey Hepburn league. da V..ll ey. Columbu~. .Ra wlmgs haul could not be determ ined. 10 a .m; Harriett M. down 14, ents , Mr and Mrs. B. R. Vance daughter. Tbey all VISited the still running In the red_ Simple reason: To continue with the leg-pu!Hng, Coats Funeral home lS m charge But It was sever .. l times 12 :45 a.m.: John J . Rowe up 14, at New Haven. zoo on Sunday alternuon. the average tourist doesn't want to ~pend Shirley demurely announces she taught of 1::1rrangements here. the $300,000 worth stolen from 2:35 a.m.; C. V. Hamer down Mr. and. Mrs. Arthur C~a~ that much to see a show without a star. Audrey to in return for a few fashthe Begum Aga Khaa in soutlr 14, 6·35 a.m.: L. Fieore down Major League Leader tree were lh Columbus on -.~c. ~ They want big nsmea or they want It for Ion tiP! and household hints, none of ern France a decade ago. 15, 2.50 a.m .; Onward down 17, National J..eague u~ay and Sunday where ~y nothing. which she bu taken so far. In f ant S on Die• , l ::W a.m.; Vienna up 11 , 6 a.m.; G. AB R. H. Pel. vJStted her sister ar.d fatruly, ''What a· revelation that girl' Is!'' she ·h S I . . L u 17 6·50 . N ••• the Elba McKnights and a~ SPr\t,,.. on um ay Racme Umt Called ynn o . up , a .m., a- Clmenle, Pit 88359 581!!5 -~ . .11 G Jayne Mansfield, currently touring says of Audrey. "I travel around the P'l' PLEASANT - Graveside • . _tiona I up 18. !2"50 a m .; Glen- Willms, Chi 93 368 4 127 _345 tended seJVoces of Bt Y ra- the strawhat circuit, bas convinced a world wltb t5ne suitcase I've bad since serv iets will be held Sunday , l To Rt~er CaiUpBite dora up 18, 4:55a.m. ; New Mar- Mays , SF 9S 3411 78113 .325 ham Crus~de: large segment of the rural and subur· UISS.' Audrey and Mel crate up all their . 2 p.m , at Steenbergen Ceme-- 1 The Racine emergency squad 1tinsville up 18, 6:05 a .m.; Jane Santo Chi 92 346 59112 .324 Those VIsitmg with Mr. and ban population that she owns more bi- posses•lons and take them with them evtery on Charlest on Rd , for Ken·] wa s ealled to a campsi1e o ' r . down 19, 610 a.m .; Cotton Aa~ Mil 92.369 61117 .317 Mrs . A. R. Caster over re- kinis lhan anyone on earth. Sbe wears t!fY"'here. China, plctur-., glasa, sliver, . • neth -Lee Pearson. two . week- ! th~ Ohio River just abov e Anti-' Qutoen up 20, 7:15 a.m.; Harvey Johns~n. Cin 75230 M 72 .313 cent w~kend were Mrs. Alma them literally all day long, changes into everything• And do you kn'!.w Audrey ·'old son of Cho:trles and Pauluw 1qu1ty .at 1: 05 p. m. Thur5day. !Jordon up 21 , 6:40 a.m. ; Queen Hunt , N 90 338 45105 .311 S~eward and da~gnters, Vau· dresses only when neceslll!fY on tlut lists every Item In tholtl crate1? U l bied Duff Pearson of Pt. Pleasant. r Ju mor Spaun of R D. 2. R.a-;CHy down 22, 5. 25 a.m .; Lun- Allen Phil 92 360 69112 .311 dice and Emily, and SOB, stage, !ben dons another blldul for slgn- tblnga like that I'd become a baaket ease. The infant d1ed Wednesday in 1cine, reported a ~oat adrirt in ga Point down 23, 6:1S a .m.; Cepeda, SF 80 296 47 92 .311 James, Col~Il!'bus, Beulah L'JWln'g autographs at tbe sta~ door, aolng Of course, my husband and I don't lutve the Morgantown Medical Cen· the nver and possible drowmng. Ede<Jna Bos worth up Greenup Roseboro, LA Bl 248 31 77 .310 ther of ~ilbco.the, Mr and to parties, supping In restaurants and any possesalons to crate up. When we ter Survnn ng m addition . to the 1The R<:~l'ine squad al erted ttle 6.45 p.m.; Franklin Pierce up American League Mrs. Lew1s Srwtb and Na~cy, strolling the avenues . The place to get home to L A, I go. to the local five parents are three brothers. Jos- 1Meigs County Sheriff's ofr in Greenup 3 45 am .: Peggy DowG. AB R. H. Pd. Mr . and Mrs . . John Raw)Ingl -o in Gotham these nights Is a little lbll- and 10 cent store Jlld stock up on tow· · ~ph . William and Charles. all , an~ Mason off.k'l als. : ney up Greenup 3:50a .m. ; Pam· Oliva, Minn 9:4 too 71133 .333 ~~ond Mrs. Nelhe ~al4!, local. el&." j 1 he c.'flmp s1te had been burn- ela D. up Greenup 7: 20 a.m.; Mantle NY 80 257 49 84 .327 Enjoying an outing at Cam· Jan bistro on 88th St. and 2nd Ave. The at home . End of rib, sign outside 1ay1 "Eiaine'l" and Elaine Pa~mal grandparl:'nl s are ed, a-~d one of Lhe tw~ hoo.:s at , Southern up 31, 12 :50 a .m .; war- Allison: Minn 91334 64 tm .320 den Park, Huntington.. on Sun Francis and Wes ley Pearson the s1te had been unt1ed Depu- ren Hougland down 32, 11 : 15 8 Rbnsn Ba1 95 352 44 112 .318 day were Mra. AlvlD Dye, Reand maternal grandparents are 1ties searched the area and re- p.m.; Alton Zephyr up 32, 2 a. 1[Fregosi, u 284 53 81 .313 becca and Lisa and Mra. Dale Joseph and Alma Duff . all of cov ered M1e boat .but no on e 1m.: (:eorge Price down Mel- IFreehan Det 80271 35 85 .305 Dye, Jr., Beverly, Sharon and .Pt. Pleasant. Fn end s may call i wa s found mis~ing , <:ll 1er a dahl 2 p.m ; Buckeye State up Bressd 'sos 96 335 56108 .303 Ruth, all local. at tllf' S1evf'ns Funera l Home , tlwrough check. Me ldahl 8 05 p m.; Permsylvan- fHinton: Wash 94 367 53110 .300 Mrs. Elsie Perry, Mrs. CharTEAM L.OOI<fD after 6 p m , Saturday ia down Meldahl 9.40 p.m.: Wal- Msb.:one, Bos 90 327 44 97 .297 tty Knox, and Mrs. L> u Dna SOSAARPANO . . Me1g~ General Hospital Iter Wlll inmson down Meldahl Robson, Chi 80 306 52 91 .1!11 Perry and Lanna of RadcUff f\IIFTY IN 'THfiR JUDGF:,~~,NT MADf. Ahce Van ,It :05 p.m.; Joey Cbolin down . . Home RDno were Monda) .guests of Mrs 1 ADMISSIONS TEAM TOOS·. . The J~ckson Production Cred Couney, Portland; W! llia m :Meldahl 11 5f> p.m.: Mr . Mack NathuJ Leape: Mays, Gl- Mallie Lowther and the Men. ALMOST AS · 1t aasocmtlon of PomE:' roy has Anderson , Pomeroy. duwn Meldahl 7 a.m . ants 29 ; Williams, Cubs. 2C : dal Jordana. ' SHINY AS THE been awardt-J $3.436.80 l rnm the DISC HARGES - F1ed Harp·\ Gallipolis Dam _ Walter Howard, Dodgers 19; Santo, The Dyesvllle church was the seAIJTIFUL . sale of land tmrl $6,820 .1:1 plus er , Pomeroy; Alfred Lyons, 1Beckjord down 6:10 p.m.; Re- Cubs. Cepeda, Giants 11 each. scene of a program on Friday CUP THEY :&'h per cent i11lerPst per annum Racme .To Ann Sm11 h. Pome- iHsble up 8:30 p.m .; Zimmer Amerku Leape1 Ktnebrew, evening to climax a WeC~k of : from March of 1962 m a money roy; Ulmer Gnmn1 , M1ddleport. 1down 9:Sa p.m.: Jeffboat down Twins 34; Powe11 , Orioles 26; Bible study by I Afoup of 22 ' suit agaonsl Rona ld Ja~·ks of ~--~12 Z5 a.m .; Titan dnwn 2;10 a. stuart, Rod Sox; Colavito, A's young , people and four teael>: De~ter by Judge .John C BaMARHIAfi lt~ APPLICATION m .; H. E. Bowles down J a.m.; 24 each; Atuson, Twins: Wag- era. The lheme used Wal "Our con in Meigs Count y Common , Char les Pralt R1ffle, 22, Pom- Illinois up 5:20 a .m. ner . Indiana 23 tach. Redeemer's Strength apd POW· Pleas court. , er oy, student, a nd Ruth Ann Kaaawha Rinr -A. E . Dyke Ran11 Batted ID er '' Teachers were Jt.w. and -~·-- - · Brot hers, 20, Pomeroy, s tudent. down Marmet 3:4& p.m.; Diane NatiODIJ Leape1 Santo, Cubs Mrs. Uber, Mrs. Setty WalSh LOOK HOW 1Hf: SQUAD CALLED ! Brent up Marmet t:IO p.m .; 68 : Maya, Giants, Boyer, Cards and Mrs. Elsie ~ Young Tl<OPHYIS The Pomeroy emergenel P!Lching 0. F . Shearer down Marmet 8:- both 6?; Williams, Cubs 59; Iollis attendlna;,"are Rut!'> Ann, 'TREATI!O ANO souad was called at 7.10 " "'- ! National League: K o u fax, 40 p.m.; Allen .R. Merrill down Callison. Philo 58. Jane, Jackie and Dannv ~.,.. ' LOOK AT 'THE • Thur"'ay to the home of Cl• ro D o dgers 11>-4; L. Burdette, Marmet 8:30 p.m .; Thelma Ann Amerlcu Leape: S I u a r I, dan, Cerolyn anti Calley Rupe, CRISP, CLEAN Haymond oJ Mason . W Va . She Cubs 8-Z; Bruce, Colts ll~; down Marmet 4:10 ·a .m.; Sally Red Sox 82 : Killebrew , TwiD8 FriiiCel lloti!mel~ ,potr!Cil Dan· SP9RTSMEN -was treated at her home by Dr 1Marichai. Giants 13-5; O'Toole, Ann down Marmet 6:4$ a.m .; 74; Wagner, Indians tl8; Cola-n) and Kevlll . Wallb, 119dney, Heaton. At 7:33p.m., the S<tUad Redo 10-4. Helen down Winfield 4:30 vito, A'1 6ii; Aillson, Twlruo; ' Virilnla and RICky 1Joi'dall; Pa~ ""' called to the home of Lona I' Amerlcu Leape: Bunker, p.m. ; Jerry Boswortb down Powell, Orioles 81 each. Greer, Jimmie tlooG, StallBlake . Hemlock- Grove. Mrs. Orioles 111-2; Ford, Yanks 12-J; Wlllfield 7:10' -p.m.; Jefferson ley Hut~. ,Lalll'a .Price, Blake wa. taken w Pleasant IDowning, Yanks 7-Z : Pizarro, up Winfield 12::!0 a.m.; J. S. !ie'Id 4:50a.m.; Chris Jr. uplces and. Sldl'Iey tnle!- L a11•1 Valley hospital where sh• wao iWhito Saa 13-4; Newman, An-IIAwi~ 40WD Wlllfleld 2:50a.m.; Winfield S:IO a .m .; Solva7 up l'oldeu 1114 DaiiJ -~<ldmltted os 1 sell ll-J. H. Shaver. Jr. up Win- Winfield t:IO a.m. Wooteo, ·' • c: c. IIi. rm ·c·.. DeCaulle Plan Sti'}} D' }'ked · ~vlm r.a~y ~:::c~t ~=; ! 8~ t~:w~n~~;d I = or · .=.; Th::e::: H a} T , e th estmg S hedule f Fair • Announced THE DAILY SENTINR -] B St. Louis Cardinals Will Mak eDeci.SI.OD 'Very Soon' 'to ST. LOUIS (UPI) _ The st. Louis football Cardinals are ex.· pected to be sin~ng " Home, Sweet Home" wlth a complete set of lyrics before next week . St. Louis football fans hope the only city mentioned in the words of the song will be St. Louis. it ~.ting fofthetheFrN'atWionaiiiiB~ps: ,....1,=-:.~-===~--=:. ,......Mf:: ••••••ot,.. - my 1 Voice of Broadway • • • reporting I 1 Ri ver news · I ' :Jth: 1.:io • 1 • • w.. i • I . ................,. LA 1 WON···· Aurru:~~ z. matemi" ...._ lay fr•_ 11'4 ' w. .... 'i ' ·• . 'k • ' T&T's BuckyBass LeveIs Several NFL coaches began shiltmg their talent to find the right men for their Jineups. Detroit Lions Coach George \!wilson moved Jim Simon, a second · string defensive end last year to offensive tackle, and the 235 • pounder lm· pressed his mentor during a morning workout . . . Wally Ltmm St .is Cardinals' head coach, moved flanker Bob I ,...,.________.,. Jahnson of Wiscomin to to take ad""tage of hb 200 • pound frame , .. halfback Dick Drummond of George Washington, flanker Joe Herof Arizona State, defenend Bob Jones of Nebrasand linebHcker Bob Caldwell Georgia 'tech, all rookies, Impressed Washmgton Redskins Coacb BJU McPeak as the 'Sklrul: went through tllei.r first fl-lJ scrimmage Thur'tda)' .. . The Grt'P-n say Packers went 'fift#t!M!WJWiJ!ilh~!D!I Iii !!Ill! IIIIi :u through three - on • three AU manage;. I o1 slow pltcla dri11s, with t~e offense against and falil piklll aoftbaU team• the defense, in muggy weather dfSirlng to play i• the Point and Bob ~koronski . recently J Jsant listrlct tourname:nt• moved from tackle to cenT and T Mark~t (If Point nne that went for a home run I W be beld iD Augusl are asked. was singled out for his Pleasant won the champion- and two more score. Arrington · tD mee~ aL Harmon Park at _ Co ac h Norm ship of the 18th Annual Bend again singled ln the fourth inn- 6 p.m. Monday, Jul) %7th at pu~ his Min~ota Softball tournament Thursday ing and later scored on an er- wbicb time the drawlllg:• Vikings through 8 bone-crack· ni~ht with a 4-1 victory over ror . be made for eacl t .. urna· in(!; scrimmage whlr h resulted I Miller's Market of New Haven. The only score for Miller's ment. ff · n1 p 1 p 1 in o ensive gua a mer y e The effective hurJina of Buc. Market came in the top of the k e ~ anec nerv .•• ; M.ll I er u·ltters, w·IDS 4.•1 STEAK HOUSE Bt~M~U~ , • BotiHo/th• 3~~ -CIIMPAII THESE lEA TURISs . bdu.W. hrift i•j,Kt•r CG""- _...,. FoLuloUI pitched pro~ller and beouJiltJ , ..den• lktigon 1110l<e$ Vor nado ..._. e11htondine lo n ir. Am.,.iao . ,.... .. . . , niOfe perfo rm""'" DAd cgnllfOfl ,.. Htkor • v ... nodo. c:-,... • ... "'01 25% DISCOUNT ... 1 .. ~!a~..\':~ c:~r~e~hro~~:: :;:"~n:h~~;er~!;'~~k :~~ Portland is roo~u i~~:~ ! continu!"d:Z I:arland .:;vare, coach of the I Angeles Ram~. by his ex· [ ceptional speed and b~ocking ... Ram ha!fba~k Jon Arnett, 1 out with a wr~oched knee, will return to action in about two or three days . . . Chicago Bears' Coach Georj:le Halas bann·~d the use of toothpicks in practice sftor end John Farnnaton e , chewing on one , was tackled and cut his lip · SANDWICH Order By Phono And Take 'Em Home WY 1-54'11 WERNER Radio & T.V. N. 2nd Avo. Middlepor1 FREEZER I:=========:;:! On TV!! ' . -. . . -1 _ ... _...,. __ . ,_.,,...,.,,r ---nJl'r,...,...,.. .. II BIG JULY nings Z Los Angeles 1, 11 in- BOWLING S.Dior High Mixed League Alley Cats J Lost o Ugh! Jane Grueser 3Zl Baltimore 7 Cleveland 1, night Tom Titus 34? Friday'• Probable Pitchers Len Van Meter 375 Los Angeles at Kansas . 337 Zita Nieri (nlght)-D. Lee 15-11 vs . 40$ Pat Story bowsky (3-9) or O't>ono•ghu•l 2 New York 1, twi- 1 Now In Progress! ••• Point Lane (6-6) Minnesota at Chicago 0, Lott S -Grant (7-6) vs. Pizarro George Harris New York at Detrolt 2 Sandy Thomas Digtot)-Shelldon (3-1) and Blind vs. Aguirre (2-S) Pam O'Brien Loli<oll (!Hi) . Boston at Clevelaed (niijhl)-1 Blind Heffner (5-3) vs. Tlant (1.0). "'i;;;~~~ Washington at Baltini:ore Beer Brewers II (lwi-nighl) - Narum (7~) andiW•m I Lost % Rodolph f 1-Z) vs. Bunker (111-Z) Bob Crow and Vineyard (Il-l). Keith Whaley Saturd1y'1 Gamet Dave Baker Loa Angeles at Kansas Clly Jonnie Sue Thompson Minnesota at Chlcago Mary Handley New York at Detrolt Yo. Boston at Clevelaed KDIJbl'l Halden Washingion .at Baltimore, % Loll I NaUonal League Charles Knight W, L Pet. GB Linda Darnell Phllndelphia 55 37 .$!18 Rod Karr San Francisco 55 41 .S73 1 Becky Nease CtnctnnaH 52 43 .$47 ~I> Theron Cruise Pittsburgh 411 42 .533 I 47 411 .500 8'1. New Ravea B11111o Milwaukee Chlcaso 47 te \505 8\!o Won 3 Loot t St. Loido 47 47 .500 9 Bob Grinstead Los ~eo 47 4? .500 1 Jan Hoffman Houston ' - 43 S4 .443 14\!o Phil Cook New York 29 rl .302 28 BAHR CLOTHIERS MIDDLEPORT, 0. WEEK-END •' e&ked B~qns ePotato · . ' Sal_ad • Pjltsbuqb ~ St. .Ljluls. 5 Philadelphia 13 Milwaukee 10, 10 lnnJngs ' •, ·c::,J13 l'M1I'Franclseo nia1!t 4 ·C ... R.ACU ~.,.. - San .Yort f, 5 _I!IJiqtoii .. nlgltt I ·p(Q.ffi.f ~l:N -~- 1.' 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Wallbrown , Lawre..ce (WP) 14) and Lawrem:e, Wallbrown (4. 1 'i'hriUy'l Rnaiii ' i . -· City 4 Minnesota 3, 11 'fHEBOWUN~ . former All - Pro signat caller ,roved a little while •Iter signing that his arm was in as good condition for th~w~ng a football as it was for stgnUJg a ~ontract whe~ lie participated m contact dnlls. Jnitas' receivers, Ray Berry, Jimmy Orr, Willie Richardson, John Mackey and R. C. Owens s.1owed that they were also in good form . The Paint You've Seen • I UnJted Prest Iat:ernatlonal Baltlm<re Colts head Coach Don Shu1a breathed a sigh of relief as his ace q~Jarterback, Johnny Unitas. signed his con· tract for the 1964 seasoa Thurs-day . The signing f)( Unitu, one of tht: NFL's pr~mier passers, for his ninth season with the Colts, reduced to seven th~ r.umber of players still to be signed, The ter the meeti~g. the evening . Bass gave up on- ert (Catbird) Roush's single. 1 James P . Hi~kok, spokesman The Redlegs went one game ly three hits while fanning 16 P ark Pontiac of Charleston , for the stadium gro~p ~e.. up in the best two of three ser- In the nine-inning game. lwon third place in the tourney scribed the meeting With Btd· with the Indians in the Mid- T and T scored early with with a 4·1 victory over the Pornw~ll as " friendly ." He said Boys' League Champ- one run In the first, two in the eroy Jaycees in the consolation , Bodwlll fell the decision would Thursday even- second and another in 1 he game. . . I be made soon. a 8-0 victory. fourth . In the first, Ric~ie Glea- Team .trophtes and mdivid· second ga~e will be play~ Ison singled, wa~ sacrificed to I ual t~ophles for each player on Portland downed visitin S . were J1 7 Th sd g .y Monday evemng, and a third, second by Larry Lee and scor-1the ftrst three teams necessary Wednesday . when Danny Rogers' ground presented foUowing the champ- jracuseli h · hur ~Y eh~emnu·g · · Th ' t h' M L c R h to c nc a c amp1ons If.' e John Tannehill of. the Red- ball got by the shortstop . at I ~ns lp game. rs. . . ous . for the Little Southern Lea ue gave up two hits, 8 double error was the first of four cost~ 1 wtdow of the founder of th e h . h' S , g D;nonis Hackett in the fourth, ly miscues by the Millers. tournament. presented the L c amp!ons 1P· .Yr~use ~ a single to Pat Archer in . In the second inning, Ar ring· C Roush Memorial Trophy to P~rtland we. e tied. 18• standings sixth . He fanned 14, walked ton led off with a single and the T and T team . Other troph- priOr to last evenmg s encoun-1, l l ~;~f~~~~d· ~hit nobody . Hackett, a K~nny Pridl!more cracked a ies werl "presented by Tourna- ter. 1/ working with an tn- line drive down the left field inent Director Bob Oliver· Por tland broke the · game jured finger on hi s pitching open with a six-run fourth innFULLY EQUIPPED hand, fanned three, walked ing when Melvin LaY•rence and Your car II not complete hit nobody, and allowed Jeff Brewer singled, Buttons wltflout the AM emblem. More Allen walked, and David Roush, hits, two doubles by than 8-mlllion motorists know triple and single by Joey Chuck Ritch1e, and Lee All••• 'I ·that AM '!ervlce and protection I singles by Dale Clonch, singled. I• esS81tiaf tD arefrte motoring, , Clonch, and Jim ISA'tlttfmoJGI joined! Syracuse'11 leading m.uth, and a single and home was Gary Sewell with a ~ run (career"s first ) by Mickey ~ ..,. ....... mt . lfll ll&irrinJ run and triple . Other ~~~~~~:I _. fl+rriu&, avoiclll 64¥iil8 ,_ JOIN;~ TODAY Childs. By United Preu Jnternati4Mial Chicago at Houston (night)- 1hils were by David L qtt . . . . . . ._ _ . . . . , • • • • - - - - - - - Redlegs ..... 201230 - 8 9 2 American League Ellsworth (12-10• vs. Brown and Ricky Ash, each with a .... 000000 - 0Z 1 W. L Pet. GB (1-9) . double. Tannehill and Boggs. Hackett 1 AUTOMOBILE CLUB and Glaze. Umpires : Art York 55 35 .611 Milwaukee at New York New ., ' S7 37 .606 ::. (night I- Fischer (1-51 vs . Fi sh-· David Roush led bart, plate; C. W. Searles, basOF SOUTHERN OHIO 56 37 .602 1.2 er (6-9). with three smgles in four kips, es. 50 49 .505 9lf.£ Saturday' s Games Ritchie and Allen each ClUb Repr-.ntativ. DEFEND HAMPI 1\JSHIP 47 48 .495 JO !h Pittsburgh at Cincinnati. I two singles:, Brewer a E. M. BURTON 47 48 .495 lOlfz St. Loui s at Philadelphi a and double, and Lawrence HALI!'AX, N. S. (UPI ) so .485 11\1 Milwaukee at New York single_ 47 Phone WY 2-2633 Balding of Toronto Canadian Cleveland 4Z Sl .m 14'1. Chicago at Houswn , night Red Wallbrown started Professional Goller. ' 571 Broadwoy St. tion champion, will defend his Kansas City 37 58 .389 20 'h Sa~ ~rancisco at Los Angeles, on the mounc for Middleport, Ohio 37 62 .374 221h 1 rug and was relieved by Lawrence title in the CPGA champion· Washington Tbanday's Results in the fourth . G. Michael: went here Aug . 13 - 15. Boston 4 Detroit 3 the way for Syracuse. russ • John Unitas Inks 1964 Contract Crow's 0 was led, ''::II 1 m.l I om led :J Dally Sentinel, Joe Chrilltopher wu inleJlltionoll- 1 ..,.;;.;..;;;;;;_~.;;,;.;;;;;;;;_;r.l' lJ paaod, .. 'lbe Redl capltalizA!d on three four Mota errors 1o ICOI'e said. "I'm ftnaiiJ all even. 'l'honw, the two belteno l;;,.;;:;,.d run In both the firtt Ready to start a new aeuon." up, threat J,.,t the Reds sixth Innings. 'lbey buDclled The victory went to Maloney, lead. · · walko, one with the huel hls ninth a&aiDSt ao many I - llemy, Purltey's oucce.,.. with oingieo by Deron es. retired Jetlie Gcndor on a aDd Edwards to score Bob Purkey relieved Maloney to ri&ht and then Dicked three runs in the fourth and blanked the Mota with bitter Bob T•ylor with a pitch and hand Mets rookie nel S hit ln the seventh and e llhth to load the hues. George Althls third otra '• •t defeat. Innings, but depnried ln I he man grounded out to Pete Jim O'Toole was sc<~eduled to ninth after oingieo by plncb hit- scoring a Mets runner. but start for the Reds tonight while II ters Jim IDckman aDd Frank liot's out ended the threat the Plttaburgh Pirates wero }l-7Winner O S ver yracuse lyDOlOTHY I The Bidwills bad described the Atlanta inducements as " attractive, " and since early May, the two brothers have declined to come to a final decision between the two cities. Redlegs go ODe•Up10 • · s ~~s. ~PP:~ ~P~~~~~~ ~~ 3-Game Series • ... ., • Jn Jewel Haul B~ "And we hope it's a happy one for St. Louis,'' Hickok said. Bidwill's brother and partner, Charles !Stormy) Bidwill, remained in Lake Forest, JU., where the Cardinal players have started two-a-day workouts in preparation for the 1964 season. The Cardinals have been t subject of a tub-of-war between St. Louis and Atlanta, and c~ owner Bill Bjdwill said Thursday that a decision could come before Sunday. . Bidwlll met with officials of the new St. Louis downtown for sports stad'um 'Jbursday four hours , Although no dedsion was announced, the St. Louis contingent of businessmen and Cl·\'l·c offo'clals deter. 'ed k h an fir: Casanova is Prime i base without Wtnclng." Edwardo io • gaduate of Ohio State, where he majored In <01'amlc erljineering. He ill a wiDter employe of GE. scriptioo, "OUtstanding catcher Jim Maloney said the strained of the Cincinnati Reds - fear- muacle In his right side whicb less engineer. For his CODtribu- forced him out of the game afttlon to the development of noo- ler sii Innings was nothing aernamable ceramic ashtrays and lous. hill inability 1o throw to second " I won't miss a turn," he York Mets !H. Bill Henry, taking over with nooe away and two oo In the ninth luning, Induced . Larry Elllot Into a ga.,...,nding foreed play at second with the bases loaded to preserve the victory fun. to . The big catcher, back In the u the lleda ended a otrtng o1 llnoup fo. the first time since five straight !oases 1o the Nahe Injured his arm July IZ, tiona! League ceUar-dwellers. baqed out two llmtly hits as Edwards dlllplayed a OOmethe Reds DOSed out the New made plaque bearing the In- CINCINNATI (UPl) - Frank Roblnsone yed John Edwards from head to foot. " Blood aDd guts,"_ sneered Robbie, giving the Cincnmali Reds catcher a !r1endly smile. Edwards, mud clinging to' hill peraplratlon- soaked uniform, was the subject of jibes from several of his teammates 'Jburoday night, but it was all in good Prden ,..,.. pia••"'' ••• •I THAT NEW I'ALL SWEATER I'OR BACK TO SCHOOL .....•... $1·~ to $16.91 New York CIQthing House Mal!' St. Pay only $10.00 Down And As Littl• As $6.50 Monthly H&RFIRESTONE MIDDLEPORT, 0. ,. • �. _ _, ... .,_..,. ·~ · ~· ~ - ....... .. _.. -- --~ ... ~ ---- ... -... • •l • ;want Ads Are Worth AGood Look •·You'll Find Dozens Of )Jargains Below! • I . Auto Saln .-.--------,14-DillY Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., July 24, 1964 . - - - - - - - - - leal .. ,.... .. ,. W """' ..... Estltt For Sale_ I~:;~;;;:;;:;;;;~~ Hartford Society Notes I'I 'y 5· d ' ' SUMMER SELL DOWN ••"'l' II ,. s r ( POMEROY MOTOR CO. NEW 64 CHEVROLET I C -1 - - &T k . I I 1 33 to nominate officers lor tho ,,.. .Jut week. Jll\llltlall at tb1 aat II!MIIni Mr. and llfro. 'lllllney R•Jlllllt!b wjU bt ltlld .. PIIPt ..... Jllni ., ~ ~., aant. Mro. Hoo!dertoo, J.lrl, Ray. with Mn. Cblrles Jullllnc. bunt. Mn- Bl'llld .... Mu. Mr. IIIII Mn. Lee Olbbl ... J i!lt l draft · ..:...:.~~m~. vacaUonln1 at VlrJ!nla Btacb. 'l!le organJuUon of lhll 110- Mn. Jock Fryo ol CI!Mi:er, alaty 11 1 malllr tbll lhau)d W. VI. was 1111 111111 of 11t1' Ill· lot ollnteroot to all tbo pooplt liter, Mr. Harry Glbbo lui w..k. ot our county. Everyone allould ondeavor to pn!MrVe the Ill,. PRII.S RECALL JOHNSON tory of tbl peoplo 1nd all lila~ . lers pertalnlnJ to our county. PlllLADELPHIA (UP!) Other coui>U• ln West Vlrsin- 'l!le Plttladlllphla Phllllet reIa have lllstorlctl IJo,:letel and oalhld Altx Jolllllo.. 111 outMason County should have one fielder, from lhoir Little Rock for Utero is mucb lllltorical '"' farm Jeam to replace DlnnY ll!rest COIIMCtotl with It Cahr who WQ plaoad on tbe Sclwolleachers of Muon disabled list afler brtUinc his County sltliJild show thtir lllt.lr- arm a11alnat · MUwaukeo on Oil in tbla 111atter for II lllfllhl Wednesday. much to the boys and girls wbo --.--will be the futuro peopio of the RIDER8 SIGN RARRII county and lhould Jmow about the history of the countv. OTTAWA IUPIJ- TlH> OllaIt is hope4 all tho (IOIJplt of wa Roup Riders of the iaatthe county will take inlereot 1n em Football Conference sijn~ this organizstoJI. and make il a Btlly Harrts a haHback wbe )lltocoSB. wat cut by the New York GIAt tho olooe ol Uto moeUn• anto of the NlUonal l'oolball • Ia k Jl1e folko were entertained by Loaauo II n f • the tolontod daulblert ot Mr .· and Mrs. Harold BWIIIarn••· Uelaris Jean and June .... 5\n• • . "' •· ing several numbers with tlK>ir mot'er accompanying the•· at .• . the piano. Mr Walter Bmlth is still crlticaJJj ill at hia hQill!! in Hartrord after reltlrnlnJ home from tbe 'Pleasant Valley HospiUU ·a f • ew we••s at•· Great-Clroudoon Dleo ;-;.::r:.:rr. r. ""''ed, ...-- I u.P-to -.aa ta-.w aettot- 1-i. OldDutcb: abbr-. IG,llhlllder 11-Timoot -_,.. th1 montll J&Lorg• 2ft, Recent 22. Half em :13. ''Chlld ot tJae8wt"' 116. - ' " " " 28. 'rq oompal -~· • . I'INotTn 311. l,jddod pltch..- 111. X4n« Df Bib, 36. Firat woman II. ONek let• at.llt>rw •w. of-f.'l'in: .eym.. ~lldlono• •1. Employed fi.PUbHO Cli&\Yl'il1ltll.. ft. lteeordlfte dtvlt» $) .~aJ'NW roJ4way 11. othtrWI• DAn,y CBYl"'''OtUUI'II:- Here'• loMi to 4XYDLBAAX• to LON"O .. IlLLQW Om· lett•r simply atuuts.for ..ua.er.la Uda.allllle A 11 uec1 for the three L'.. ][ l'QI' to t1ro O's, etc. IINlt lutte.rt, apo.. tJ'<lptJJe•. the lea$ ud forwlation of tbe worda a.re all hln!.s. Each du.y the DQdt ·letteJW lltN: dl(e~ -- "Nil~ I -l~n'1111lae YIIU allll M"" .. 111111111 5ol'lt of \11CICIII""'-ra " ' pretty qllial< with tlltir 'dt'a' 111d 'deft'ta' tool!' WJEH RADIO _PIIOCillUI LOCI 1•11 lnltl'alllnp MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY iir!IO CQmmuntiJ NIWI 8:00 Sian On, Mulicnl CICIO): lr30 Mwo Hoadlinto · - .. 'II :::::!"' bPfHJ\r. Ni••· Ul •/fWj T:JII Mutloal Claok ·t r30"N1!WI""HoldllftN 7<111 Mu1loal Olook 7:45 Word II Ttttlmony I till Oltto YllltJ Nowo B 00 World, NaijonaJ Nt114 B 10 Sporto 1:15 W0111her l'lcwr. 8 18 MUIJoal CIIMI8 M Community News ~ m Talk ot the Towe 9 li5 M- Coun!J N'wa Ill 00 Fart!IIY WoPihlp Hour IQ 15 Pu•tit llo"•loo Ill 30 IAI<IiiiiPinl '"'' CLEANERS GUARANTEES 1o sa n'ao 1l i.OOKING J~~: IICUII 1 .. J . • \ ) . , .: i 1 llllteheo. Fully guaranteed. 4 payments of $7.50 or discount 1a1 eash. Phone WY 1-IlM. 1~20-Gto ~- tm u • e1-.11 ........ ,.., ,e. lliur •d unt!n- ln•l'"*'tlnn .. I.Uf · 11ut1cr.n strvk• £.•ani••"' u"~o111 I "''"'1'" ,._. I 28 SOla hardwood floors, •creened : m f'AR""RS: for the beot bulls, roy, pOf rch p•n two •ere~ teln Rm~es at ';b; besl price, "ith tht NEW AND used clotiling J~~annre;!:~ ~;.:_e ~a~ natiOn'! teedlng sires tn Dat-~ at Pearl Hawthorne's ~~ M&. n Dill. Phonr WI P-2167. I ry and beet. For forenoop Moriah Ridge. Racine, Ohio, lp Route a, Wl~?--3074 6-27-30tc 7 22 6 . convenler~ce service. ;:all _by _, I m o m., aft'!!'rnuon serv1ee I PDit 8At~ - 4 PMm ~ 1 with hftth, nice eott•••! b) Htt p 'I m. aoid by ce.Ung CurU• lrtlldlft8 a.rvlee Inc. Bulirtess Opportunitl• "' '"'· W!NMW an~ po"'h oh1dos, all I TooMietan, !Aland Par-or. .... _ kmds ~uc~ va.r•nco and Pamoro) . o. Ph WV a-QM. A MOST profitable popertunlty For Rent IWnlh~l Veneua.o blinds and Alben I arker, Chesle. Ohio. for SOnte l!nbiUOUI per1011 In· terested in oWJIIIII thoir own 1~~io~! reo~tirs . Free estimate. D•le Ph. PR5.3'tt.. 6 'l4 !IOtp busioess. Due to ill health we " ) ROOM HOUSE, suilable lor WiPlH'• '"~Pi) 215 Unie· Ave. HOUSE for lilt Jri Pomeroy, 5 ~ GnfRr. l'ltlt>~bln& IUI\I offer to: ule our business, Iii~~:_;, srrtall family. Call WY :1-9231. Pomoro). Ohio. roomo, bath, baument. good IINIIIII Racine FOod Market. Con!Mt I• 7 21lrc 1 ~ 25 30tc location, near IJ)Itmf[llary Mtnen•UJe. Glllo LYIIIl Rart. beiWHII I o. m. ""t-=R"oo=M'"".,ho-us-,-. .. ""118ccRa ~llrnod Sl ,l,o:;;;;;;o::;;o;;;;l;;;;;;---.o;o;;;;;;;! School. Phono WY 2·111'13. I l!llt" vou ,..,.. .,.,.... .nd 8 p. m. .7 2SSI<l 7 22 31CI Middleport, $111.00 moolh Ira lli<l Freeqr Sele ==~==oo...--= Wo ~ ~ ~-i C. Wellm~t~. Rl . 1. Mldrllepnrt • , Prlud NEW HAVEN RiAL ESTATF; 1 S.asonaillf kales ,EmplOyment 411 111 51111 7 22 lie view IS' • . ,. MILLION OOLLAfl I FREt ICf r"RtA~ in...ludeu ,,..,. tbis lovely CaU W't !-Zii4 Ua)' 01 N•tnt J WJOOW Wflnts .hOUB:f!WOrK.Lof. W•lllltt; 1 MODER~ HOU~E. R n•omh 1nd lllth •~"' "-'-. ......, o, '"" 1w1 1 11 u · • 1 • +• 1t•••to • ~"'•• 1 home conslstm" J of 3 '-•ranms, c · ena Snyder. Phone WY 2-1 Aio.mor bath . 19ft Llnrnln Rd . C ~ I I ! .......... ~ · 6961. · ' 7 12 31p .., "' m WV 2-WZO 7 I? tf c 1 carpeled living room, famtly - --- ·-. uUO fRf~liR IUYi room. 2 betha, bastment •n<l lnttructiOIII 'fRAILER SPArt tnr rent, ' ,1 ~" ,, u""' carport. To tniJ)tllt thlo !Ina - - - -Brown'• TraH ~r Com .. Min ;tttS1 Fll~,ta _ llOO home , and others from $3,500 , eravUie. FH 124 Pho1n WY t. 10 c.,. '' '''CJ'd''" and up. or rentals from t&~ u; I . e1v1L llttVIt:l TIITSI eHES1 ,REEZER _ 5160 r 1 •· ? II\ :IDt.r , alld up, simpl)' contaC!t Jnhn M.n ••m••· lHa J ... .., 111rh .. ' ' ·ndma-'· Rlchmnnd, n.e ••ant - Pamawm • "..... Pffp•r•'or' t.-"."1''' I ,UUR ROOM fllrnlqhfl'(J ap"rt . Pomeroy ... "' ••"J' ttf12.na ""•·•• IPifWIIIIfot T'l'l"u•lll'ldt .., I~"· - w~1 ,_I&QU t~111t :ec:• Mvr WY 2--24M; NtW Maven ,.... Uftllll)' """ ...... I m...t Pho.... " '"'""' ur,. VIH!'JJ ll'lfrtrmJ~tlnrt on JAN. I I 5 2'1 Ut -· • lOIS or Hertn~n IA)'M, Brook· MliriM · pt •"'lltti"t' Writ• run•'¥ 'SINt:F.H St>wmr machloes er - N&VV fliYQ IM-1985i e~n,.,it ".'r:PYI~.11 ''J~ .. ·ft~ . . .011 D•WIII=;.._.,.. OR I ROOM aPIJ'Imonl with b~tth nrw lftll !iO up htVerat ust"d (residence 181-4425. 0111 " a.nunlfrl. 1 c;o..,IIIHI ,.,._ Pboo•WY . - . m•ch1rn 1t Mr.. i:t or1ce1 1 24 6tc • ' a 6 tfc Th• l''llh"'" qhup '!tnQer Sates I,,... ,.-s"'v""t<_A_t"":t"'rK""E-. ""th"r'......· t.t .. Insurance ~rH~R~E:;;:_.E;;"='•nd~r""our~ran=,:--. tui"ni•h• afld ~· v1vr Pumero~ Ohio modt!rn home. nttar ~«"hool. --.. ~ .. llld ~ · - w~ ~I II de M•ltm lli<UI&Ied tdll roard JUI!NiillN. SlmJ)O<•• IMUronC!O ' . • menta WY U4J4 11 6 dt VUU PAV "'" "" fino hOme beatu>t. Iorge lot 72 o M . o\aiiiCY In All !ormt ol In FURNITUif. ¢0,,. MOOErur 4 room ttnd batt! rurnli'lhinSII a• Kallet Fuml Phor.c r a rr to ~· p m WV su'r.ani..oe Jun .Jnnna(ln aM MAlOtt . . w:,vtt.. . lumtsll" apartmenl P"""' llll't 1t1 lllddl•pl.lrl. ~ WQ74 El-~ntn&o. I to 9 p m · Bud Smtpsoa. Atlonta , WY l-ef, t 12 Uc t II ill: \f\<. ol-:jttl . 0 2 II~ I I lie;,;.,._.....;.....;;..,;"!!'!!'l'l~ - ;,.---;.-:-----'""ii!...,.. location, extro Iota. Drilled well. 1ft• quire M. A. Hall, Roodrvllla 1 0~ phone 667-tlliU. 7 22 3tci I OVER 30 CAD TO CHOOSE FIOM . PRICES START_ _ _ _ AS LOW AI wort~ Nolll Now• ll•at 11:05 Morning Molndloo 111011!11 li'rlday, Chureb lelia !Uftti 11 46 World Nl1fl 11 lib MllltOtl Coun" NIWI tJ 011 Collllbllti!IJ ll!ewo II Ofl LQl NIWI IJ 10 Mlil'klll 12 16 MJd DtJ lrNihW II Ill E'iano lluUIIII llalrd 11 at Ntwa 0 Ortllll IIllO Alr!GUIIUI'I 41ant 11 tl Counii'J Go Round 1 ~ Nawa Beat I !10 Oatln11'7 Go Rowld I !IIi NJIII . .1 3:01 Mid.W" lllatlllot Ill No111 ... 4 1111 .,.., llllb l;laaa METROPOLITAN MOTORS tr.,.n you. nte . 8 aug · SINGER Sewing Machine, com!!If" p 0 B 126 Grovo . "'" . ped 1 CIIY: Ohio ox . 723 91<! I ~~;t·~g." ""~~~~. ~~nhole~~ r sew on buttan1, and do fancy Clock 7:00 Be Still & Knor: • 3 Shirts Free of Chg. ,,.t... - I ~~leal Ul DID YOU KNOW · I . 11.-lo '· I ~ lO.PIIIrlflll Drake Service i ' .i· '1· -- YALLIY LUMIIR SUPPLY. CO. DUKE CROSSWORD t.Loutoout ,..,-- Blaettnars I .· --·- _ ~~~ ~ LBwlM + ...., Wheel •. • '4 5:00 filii 1954 BUICK 4 Dr. u AO.n...._._...... "A M .I II DAP IO;IID New• 10: Dll IIIP S<:IIOJJJ 1111 10;111 NIWI ral'ltl• 11;!111 Af'Dl)' Time 11:30 S~·l CommUni•, PrQifliiD1 12:110 News Rounllup 12:20 BulletiD Board GN!IM •aiUrdiiY -'t.IJtinH • II:P Ntw~ 0 llriO 1:55 Nlw1 fielt t :OO 8116 1•00 1:11 6r00 triO J:OO 1111 I•M I:OC I A SIIUI'dQ 'dallftto NtWf IIIII iiiiUrdQ Mallnq N..-s lltat Otsoln~ will! Ooit Top Tl!ll """' Newa Slllmbllr)' Publlt lt,.loo Dlnrtor Muslc•lo Sip Oil . U IIU WI Q J 1C ?< K 1J .J 0 ~DOU[Pl.-S . NA .-, . . . . . ba•• ...... II J1 Q lC l . 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''10 Wlllao of Hco11111 II: I~ C!>tlnll7 Drlf~UJ 111-W 1:36 Dlblt Spukl 10 \'011 11;~ "fiMOD a, ~- RJ~1'Ue IO:Gtl Voice Of l'l'opbm u. 1ft u,c;. l'rolnllt'l'rl lf;D Wpb. ~~opor~r, 1o P110p!e 1._ - - · 11:11 FI!Dily WlfT'IIIp-.-Titl!ll. U;OO &ultiJ7 ~ow 11,4~ 1'1Dy'' Cottlitr)' Bytmq !J:OCJ Noon N•w• •z·w ~0011 Report 1%;15 Cllrl41ian IIOitr 13;30 (loepJ'""'' 0\tQI ~IOr-Frl. ILID Rev. MCI'IIn Teets IZ;.W Mallo JU$1 ~or 'lou 1:00 Billy Oraltam •• 1~ l'"llftar !bow-Tues, 1;35 l.utlleraa flour 4:30 L.oclll Newo 1•10 Thtt Olturcll AI ~ork U1 BowllnJ Scont 1:!10 ~ ~ Tilnert a,oo Neils I ' Sil World I~ RtYlaw 7;30 Slp Qft 1•119 h)lllll HOur 11111\IIIDAY 7:00 lip 011 IIOND~'f TIIIUI ffRQ)AY 1100 Sip oo News N••• (2 Waiitecl 3 ROOMS *" .lt,..Q"" c..,.., I ··w. ·,.m · ' . .. New Furniture. "~:~~ '299 I I 1 .• -;:_. '• ' MAS'O_N.. "MOTORS· .,. "l!!tffY· o.....-;. ·• .- ' -' .,. '' ' '' H~K · --~-:--:-=-- · --- -­ 6128 W•atllll' T«<•' J tl ' MI l'llter<lof'o C.,...,_ ft"B '!~. HARD TO BE >:FFle!iiNl' WITIIOUT BWO OUIQI!.l~J.-ICllllllAl\11 G•llli 'IVor", Nadtinlt Now1 6rli s,otJIIftt on iporto irll liunnl lllv~. 1;110 ~Ill Off &ATURPAV 8:00 Sign On, Muoical Clock 7: Oil Be Still v Know . 7:n• Newo ''Ill Mutloal Clock f :4G Word & T"tlmony I•OD Ohio Voll17 Nowt l •lllllllorld. Nlllonat News '' 10 ~1101'11 f:ll YJiflhor Pl{ltur. 1:11 Mutleat (llook 1:111 Non l oOII M~lll Chiek 1:911 Ions II 8Utl'll 'n!no 9:45 Family 1tlorohlp Hour J>PEVDG!CP"" . IID,O. I . . !..:Vel&l 4 I 1 Television . For Rent I ::::;:;:::::FO=I~SA=l=l!=::;::=l NICE BUILDING tot, vtew ol' --------1= river, on Lincoln 1111~ 1101:1~ P'URNISHED ond unlumlliHitl PEACHES readr now. Come, For Sale. Waller Clrue" 'II· apertmonto. 1M MlllborrJ P!ok your own, $3.00 a bu. verview Drive. WY 2-3230. A••· Ph. WY W611. Homer Brtn& oontaillertl. Four mnes T 17 2:Jtc By Vlrpta Cvltto• 04NCIIW'TIONO Hysell 8 2!1 lfe weal ol Coolville on Rt. 150 FOR SALE In MJddleport, 1 Moelbol Of Tilt Tow• CoaacU f!Oitlt.£M'10NS 2 at Blue SUIIOOO StaUon. tum b«<room brick bouoe Of Jirior1 Notice left one mile. Wedge Fruit betha, Jot ond 1 hatl. ~ut of Tht followlnt mtmberl of tbe . . . 11\.A'I'ION8 ____ Fann. 1 11 tfc blah water _ Nice tocotion. Town Council of Hartfon. ware LOSE WEIGHT qfoly with SICK ROOM and invalidluP. See by OPf!Ointment. or oall present at the regular mol1th· Drx-A-Diet tablets. Only 98c pUes one aids for y<~ur oom- I WY 2~ or WY :1-3250. AT lj· meeting held Tuesda) evenat your drug store. , S 30tc fort. II• 1 romplote -~(6) 10 tic in& In the Mayor's office: May6\.l . bne >1 orul<lhes. wlteel chairs. FOR SALE-Middlepurl's tallor, William Kelly, llecorder, AUTO 011~ lllo1U'lnao bien oommode8, urinals. under eot bulldintJ, loooted 352 N. James M. Crump, <Mtncllmen: ca~lledT All I'OUf oper• pods, bed pa... etc. Roller Second Street, Middleport. Earl Fields, W. T. Stone, Ray tor a llconto' Call IVY :J-2911. Pharmacy, WY 2-S!U Mid· Prioed for quick , 110 ln. Fielda 'nd John Roacl. alsolda.-. _ _,,__ _ _ __;lllllt=c dlepnrt. ~-~ quire at Oblo HoteL shall John C. Hinkle an<. a visFor Sale ON ltor, Mr. Carl zerkle. 10 1 ~ tfc _ _ __.::._ - - - - - RI':POSS!SSED Automatic 1':1..,_ - - - - - -- - -The mootlnc wo• callod to GOWEN trolux Vaouum Cleaner. ComBuslnets Servi,es order at 7,30 p.m. and minutoo gooe. Oth::b!~~eu:."~~~~s plell! set of oleantng attach- - n1 tho previous moe1lna were mentt. Sold tew for over '150. WF: 'LL fiELP you slarl. Beat 1 rood ond approved. ~ing~o;;wioers. Cht"'ter 985~ Guaranll!ed to party assum- drought by building stock 1 The financial slltomont for 01 . • •tor's Fru t Farm, lng 1 paymenl< or $6.!0 Phono ponds, dams, reservoirs. ge1 1 the liooal year ondlng Juno illlth Long Bottom, 0. 1 23 31o WY _3-2204. 7-20-lltc more cropland, by clearing, Iwao pre1011ted to tho Council TO SETI'LE estate. 69 acres, leveling, dralnmg land. Emby the Recorder and .1 was post· met W. Shuler. Contraclmg, QrS rUC 5 ' ed on the window at !he Poat R.II htltt for Sal• Meigs County, Ohio. with lwo, 342_ Page Strool. Ml<ldleporl,l Office. . long eatablishod, well stocked Oh 10 Ph WY 2 3213 . Jokes, '"'" T acres a1d one 3 HOUSE for oole. I rooms and • one · ~ · ~~~ --.- -- . -. - . The principal matter of buill· !' b h PI In . 1 · 195' CADILLAC. air condition 1 · ,· ·~of Thanks arre<, 50 acrea or woodland ot . cturo w dow, Ptcket • NEED livestock ing radio heall!r aood white !ness trans•ctad was the pay1 for lth d alii kn "H"d fence in front. Will sell rea•wa"' .· · . ' · ment of bill~ owin• by t h• ., w w na:. own as 1household use, irrL::aUon, 1e· wall t1res , full power. '493.00. 1 d 1 •pa ld ~ ~ den Lakes" Joeoted four miles onab)e. Termo can be arran&. W • .. . M A Hell Ree<liville own an amoun was 1n~ulre . . LD like to thank t>very· ed, 1871 4inrQln Heighti, Porn. crea11lln I e 11 ~·e yo .. r ' ' 1 *Ml.21 and amount left In the IQr their kindness end •••t of Pomeroy and one mile pond• and lakeo. fre< estl- Ohro. 1 22 31c .. Tr. · •••g ~ ''-··olo••·t d 1 nd f east of Roulo 7. Jdaltl for pri· eroy, Ohio. Phone WV 2-2244. ta1 F. · --Good 1 oasury wao ,.. ·•-. · 1 7 ~ tfc rna 1 Several mattors pertaining to - ...,• " ness ur Ill • • • - "" prrces !It my recent stay in the hos· va 1• or commema recres- - -1 work-Prmnpl oervlce. Phone · ne RaliiiJifr '· (ilttl. "nte many oards, now- tion. Can be inspectal.atany- FOR SALE - Two apartment · write or stop by. r..umet w.l World S1andard •1 Compacl , ~he ,':,.w~ we~. dl~u""'\ lncl~d1 n~ ortl food and other moans of lime. Will be loi<l priwhly at houoe. ! roomo and bath I Shuler. ~onlcaet in~;. 342 PaR• ~ th nota .'ng o : ' ' ~ tan • 'follllderatlon were greatly ap. ' fixed prict". If such i!'f !!Ot so eech, Butternut Avf., PomH· j St., Midtlleport, Ohio. Phone Rtg i!!llf reom, ride aDd perfartP ! ~ end ~WD er sy: m s ,eo:; so lrl. then poroono interesled roy, born. used for garar•.. WV 2-!1"..1~. must e arra sn 7 17 die 11100 SmaU car IICOilOIII' 11141 prete a Preciated. Mrs. Willou•hby Hill lip <ubmil hi&he•t offer IKlt later lara• lot, Phone WY 2·3llllll. QlaQAJerabllill' In a sanlllry manner approv· 7 ~ . --.-than August 15, 1964. al 10 1 2! 6tc FOR ANY k;nd of t'ron! , end lao ec by the p,bllc Health ilorY· l\'f.. WISH ~o express our smo'rl(}('k a. m. to Manning D. loader. or t,uck hoe work. MelropgUtaa Motorl Jce. cere !hank• t.,..olatlvot ond Webster. exe<Uior of the es,. Mala =-~ p . The RMl_rtler wao dlrecl"" Mrs. Ed Bleuln•Ill! reotifed We use 4-wL .. el drive equip-. "'"Iii-. 01110""' ~ frienda ror their kindness at rale of Ella M. Roush, de · i"'~,.-lt,l•a .I".Jflff• menl. Phone WY 2 ~n4~ P,m l'iooe WY WB1t to write dty. l'laymond Muo- wof\1 of tht tlaath of Iter 111'"'1· tht dta16 of our fatiH!r, falher· paat off!.. Box 9117, '-"'" llo,- ~I 1 met w Shuler, Conlrartmg 1 22 11c l!"ave .nd request him to pre- l(randson. Dominic Graunl In In-low. grandfather. Ernesl Pomeroy, Ohio, Phone WY 2. 342 Pa;:e Sl., Middleport. pare a buUding oode for the 8taubenvlllo. 0. He ••• 4 dliOl' town to fillVern any ·new build- U1 but a few houro. and death E~ Cll!lkle. We also ap- ~1St; or direclly lo above pro-., DAlliV FAR'-! -36ft acres wllh 1 Jtlc 1962 PONTIAC. $2%50. 7 17 prjtis\e deePly the beaulilul perly. pho~ .IVY 1-8.178. All ; 100 ocret In cultivation, 180 _ _ _lUtrdlop, Clilllnl. biUI ftn~ Jngs to 1>f ereeted In the town. came •uddonly. HI W&llhe_aon flowef1l, tho pillbearero ..rv- i offtrs subjllet to approvel. I acras In improved pat lure i BULLDOZ~R wor,, basements tlh, outomlllo tranomt.ston. The first well drUied for wa- ot Mr. •nil Mro. Dominic flr•lces, Rtv. O'Dell ,Manley end 1 T 31 3tc (well , fenced) balance tim· land"'"~"'' brushing, ponds. -ay. "'ltldloport. CaU WY II- tor was founrl to be bed ,.., an- unl 1nd tbe fl"&ndlll)n of Mr. Rev. li:diaon Weover'a worda : berad. Two complete Grade A Lowboy ,.rvtre and back noe power oleerlnl. power brokoo. othar orie w•s drill«! and plen· and Mro. P'ayo BI88IIOC· Atlend· of Mnsolalion; the singers . rhe I NEW AND USI':O walaero.: oir dairv ,.t upo with bulk tanko, service CbarJes .Jefftrs. Ph. radio a lid ortroa. 110 Brllldo ty of extellent water found. lnf the oervlco 11om Hartford 4 21 tic Work has started on the ereo- wero Mlso Audrey Blestlnr. Mrt. <'.all of llle 1/. A. Hunl in~l on · compressors. welding rod. 1 8 cdw herrlnlbOne milklnl WY 2-6%22. (7) T tfc 61119. hmipltal. the D.A.~ for lhe;r Free demonslratlon . Pomeroy parlor, 3 silos. um be bought lion of • bulldinl for Ute well Ru0181l Holt al1ll Mr. Con Hln~nlm<lmorative~vtce~. Dr. Lendmsrk, Phone WY 2·2181. complell! wilh 53 com, 8 heif- l 0. McCOY, AUCTIONEER, Ferm M.chlnery drilled on the lot purcbase8 Ide. and the Meigs Mem1 14 6tc ers, all machinery (two tractChester, Ohio. 3 23 tfc · · ..... .. from W. T. Sto!le. 1 Ptl'IOD&II ataff ,and tllo Ewing MTil SRARON IIAJ.ll: ors and all oquipmenl). 5500 ' AUCI"IUNEER 1952 FARMALL traotor;-'l'blwr. Hlstortcol Society ' Mr. and Mrs. Adam MCKnight home for their orf!c~!MANY dollaro worlh of camp- baleo of hay, 45 aeras of cnrn, i CotDpleiO Servl!» ond planter. EK"')l!:,tl CDilrliFor lllaiOn Co~nl)' .and oon spent tho ll'ouolh of Ju'oorrvlc•o. Our deepe•l aral-1 lng equipment free, with 2\ acres of soybeans. 'l'wo I Crin "radlord tion. David lloddoret. ~ fmile A meeling was held in t b e ly wllh Mr. and Mrs, llarl Hoffall. 1 Apa<ho Trovol trailers . STOP homas ~nd plenty outbuiild,.'rlt<o, ,..., ,. Conltld east of Tuppers Plailis. . Schoolhouse at Hartford for the man. Sam Conk I• Family, ' now rrr demonotration. ings. m.ooo.oo. ._ 1;. 'RAI>I'<>RP 7 2i :UP urpose of organizing I rllt;tor- Mrs. Lewl• Stone o! Chilli· pl[.\l'j iJarold llnvld Fomlly.l USED SPICIAI.S SYRACUSE- 6-room modem Raela<. Oltlo . ., • ioll Soclet, for M..oo County. oolhe, Ohto woo tho guest of : af:d llaymond C.>nkle !to x lJ HIR~Ino Tent Ilike newl lrnmo. home wilh bath, hard~ I II ttc FOR SALE: Davtd, ~f~l.!l'" ! 'fho following persona were preand Mro. Jacob Phllll'' ~ -T 21 ltp i 2 wheel ulllity trailer texrra wood nooro, S bedrooms, ga• - - hp garden traotor •.~wWV~lW.I, "nl and much lnleroll ohnwn: laot week. 1 WISH 1o extend my h•orlfell nlrel . furnace healing. $8500.00. . .i tQOth harrow, wll!ll!f"Wel)ltti, Mr. L,. L. Caldwell of Point Mro. Vernon Grlnetaad •nd tit"'' .to all tho,. who sonl Amoilary'o Marino 41 Trailer !NCQME PROPERTY -Duplex EXPERIENCED reverse, cleat tlno, all yourl Pleasanl. Mro. !AJna Fridley Mr. and Mro. Delbert Dotoon & . and for praym of my 1 SoiOR, ft!l 4th Ave .. Oolllpolis, wllh two apartments. one + 1 AUTOMOBILE for only ~OO. Corrtact Lynn Jones, Pt. Ploo1ont, Mr. and hove been vocattonln& In North I · n:l~ rlurlng my rO<ovtry. I Ohlp. Phone ttii-029S. room, one $ · room. Alway• Hort, Racrne Food Market.! 'dro. l!orl\'1 11 Hendei'IOII, Pt. Carolina. Phone WY 1,.~1 1 23_ tc Pleasant, Mr. and Mro. Dana "fro. Carl Waltley of Glou•tor, ,. In Or . Hoerr Daniel> awl ' ,. 7-IS.fitc renten. Income llati.OO month-: Ahllftllllftl Third Ave. ~e,.rt "·" of rhe 11arr nf Meigs 1 Jy. Exooptlonal at ltJ,JIOO.JlO. : M • S I'1111 G. Raybprn, Pl. Pl•asant, Mr. O~io visited her cou1in, !\Irs. J\1emodal ho•pilal. and In 1 Platform rooker: W~oor ste- RURAL 5~room frame houae AND 1rrne upp George McCauoland and Aroh- 1·Do;;;na;;;ld;;;·.;A:,;:·..;Sm;,;i;th~o~ev~•l'lll;;,,;dti;.;,;Y'•====...,.,.,.,·.''"' ;,; - ..... !lr. Walkor, Or. Herlor and reo. Webcor hl~ fl. dinette oel, well, oil clrculalor heal, sink. : 1 ;:-n·-CE~TURY -. -~ d- ~ ie Henry o! Henderson. Mr. and lo I" 'l.J.Ifses at Holrt'r ho"pltal. M1y bedroom suite, record cabinf'1 . 2 acre lot nice for a-.rdenlng ' · m r run- Mrs. Rqd hie:rnd of South Side, (lrliJ bl••• vou !It'your olforiJ ' 3 dreoaoro. kitchen cabinet , • and fruil. Localed II mile off : a-bout, 2 year• old. lTD hp. Mr. George Lerner, Mayor W11 ·r . tn ~-.Uvoo. Hoomor Rn..h I porch •wlni"· Phllro TV. coil~ Route t21 wesl. ..,,000.00 Own- ' Complotel) t equipped. L I k. llam Ke"'. Mr. •nd Mra. A. [(, " •'·:· .~ 7 24 lip 1 lng jaok, band oaw. can WY or will trade up on Pomeroy I new oondlron. Book valut MoCIUIII and Mr. and Mrs. J1 •• - :• -::.--d 2~5174. 1 23 Sic or Middleporl property. ' WY 2-2143 Pom.,oy 0 well over ~.IIIJO. Will SOCl'~ eo M. Crump of Hartford, Mr. · ost and Foun ---- ·- DEXTRR- a· room frame flee ·•I $2,4115 or besr offer. 1 '1rs. •· ·d B: - ·r · TWO Beogles, ~:le, 1~emale, hou11, fuel oil circulalor. HI!A TINO, Plombla.. " .."• WUI tako car, ~t, or gun and daughlltrs Deloria Jean .• -;, j a?proxRimbatet YBo mon sL, run-, drilled well. 111100.00. Owner ,.,..,oeo, mold Brolhora. In trade. Phone A_ then., LY and June ol 'ua:1••1, o • .'••• I. Jt'R: •·"":D for information or re- . mng o er wfi.tn aure ""' •lUw~ "uuoqa '" nptaeocl en rout huudored 1111111 at tn ·. of girl's new blue bicycle; Clift' Rd ., Phone wv' 2.ftfi70. will r•rry •ome financlni. til l:aflf Matn llfeiPl, Pu., 3:"202 .. or~~~ at Wll~o~en Ma· :·."· Caldwell presided and we w J laundl! . . . ta "n rrom my yard .luly J.;7 21 Jtc C. c. CUCKLI!R, REALTOR eroy. Phollo W\' ...-. nna m Belpre, Ohm. 7-18-litc Mrs. Rnd Brand, oeoretory. o.t Shuler. 604 w Moin Sl. -BOX 211 PHON! WY 2-311!0 1 110 lfe 14 ft. Fobre&tass boat, 50 hp Mr. L. L. Caldwell, Jom.. P'*neroy. Phone WY 2~~147. !8 rt. Tyler d"uhle duty oervlre T 2.1 Sl<l l motor oovtr, trailer. CH 1- M. Crump and Arohle He~ry . 7 23 atc meat rase. Complele. wllh FOR SAI.R _ 1 room house, Jonal Dry CIHninl 2401, George Yonker, Le- were appointed on a comrr ,. mezzanine shell. Full oet of full b.,omont, near school: ontl Shirt Lountlry tart Fall•. ·1 17 6\<· LOST - Lost in village of db;play pans, wrapping board I Hour Cle.nlnt Syracuse, one male bow and and r,,rrlgeratlon unil. Good and ohuroheo. an Sooth Third, • JUI.L TERMI'l'al ond protect Llflel NatiCI ' cme. iem~ . Contact~ a~ new. Will sell ror only Mlddl&part. Phone WY 2-51741 A~:!':,.'!':d j lawn and sbrub!l from lniiOf.l ....-ToTo 1:1m.1 Hatold -•IBr.VIIJ•. 0. ' $.'11111. Conloct Lynn Hart. Re~ to ,., by oppointmant. 10 ll>s. Dry Cleanlnt U.OO I .nth ARAB U 1flolt Conct• _r or Roy .Jones. RJnne Rl I. , cine Food Market. ~ c 1 Iii Stc , OISCOUNTS I 11'111. King Buildera S U p pI y Pltlllflff, 7 1 31 /AT , • • H3·3to I· FOR SAI.Ji: - House In Mlddlt- 1 PICKUP & QILIVERY II Co., Middleport, Ohio.5 • Ito w.,., AO•~•· ,.. 1 ··USE ON F. of our Carpet Shamport, 6 rooms with bath. , • • ••· nAo 1 H•lp Wan~d ~nners FRE!C wllh B I ue Clo.. to lt'llool .Phnne wv 2·1' ABC eLI!ANERS . •... '""1"' ••••• ~ Lu11tn Carpet Shampoo. A y 1 WHY PUMP your sluggish sep- :~".'::"'•:~~"· 7 23 3tc 5465 _ MAt;E: $311 or more per day on I Baker Purnllure, Middleport _ ~- _ & SHIRT l UNDR tic tank. !ltt Kllln-Em-AII, •tilforn~o. -~·!~~~--"''"'· potmanent route work 1 will , .. 7 21 Btc FOR SALII: - 6 room houoe. 7JNI43 Mon•. W. Vo. : Septic Tank Cleaner Lando •• W. B h tile bath_, forced <lir furnace_ , 1 mork Farm B.. - :.. Po- INFORMAnON \ '\. I . '• ~~····~·····"•" • *ROIJGI·t? IT'S HoNEST ~E, AtiD 8fal... UOE; DOM'i 'tOUCH ITf ..·' �I Mrs. Fisher of Apple Grove Dies ThursdlJy 1864 ' Sentinel Church News OUR ,Relativea enjoylllg 1 eook out at the borne of Mro. David Kudo NEW LAND TMI CMUit:tl ~I -rgaaiJO<I Cbaro~ ot JOIBI Christ ol Latter Day Saints. sill milea from Rocine '"' RacinePortland Road Sunday Scbool 9o30 a. m.; Worship 10o30 a. m., Sunda" evening aerv1oe at UO p. m.; Wed .• worship serv· ko at 7oSO p. m. Pastor. Tbomas E. Diddle. AU evening aerv· ices begin at 7o30 p. m. Scl.ool 2 p. m.; Worsbt,l service Prayer meellng 8 p. m. Th•.,.. la•• Junlor Choir Practice. dleston Saturday, July 81. wm1 SoIS p. m. Saturday. Prayer day. Bapllol cbarU, Mr. and Mrs. Cewanl Calvert meeting, Thursday, 7:30 p. IlL !AI··--~ 81. Bend: Rev c... o·eoo. and BOO, Mr. and Mrs. Eugeue -Fisher J him MI. Moriah !lapllol Cbarcb. Sunday School 9ol5 a. m.: Wfll'· pastor: Robert • Mra. Coro Mae oac Comer of Fourth ancl Main SL ship service 10:80 • · m.: SL a. m. MontlDI :, 1 Middleport Rev. Nyle Borden, J<lim, sunday Scbool 10 • · minister. Sunday School 9o30 9 a.m. Sunday School; 1 p. Ill. ae · a m. Arnold Richards, Supt. ol Cbrlll, service: Tburaday, Mr. Francis MOJTIJ returned Morning Worship, IO oSO a. m. Jerry Masters, paator: m. Prayer me<!llng. home from Meigs Memorial boo· School 9:30 a. m. Church North M ID Street ,.__b pilei and Ia convaleseing after Zloa Cbarob ol Christ, Pome- Olorcll of Gad, ML Mortab: a. m.; CbrlsUan EnQeavor, uo • sulferlllg a bock InjUry from a rov . Harrisonville Road, Eu· Rev Ira M. Tibbs. pastoro Sun· p. m. Evening Servloe, 8,80 p. Cbrlot. Rutland: Dr .. N. C. Car· fall from a ladder. gene Underwood, minlster Bl· day Sobool 9:45 a. m.; Worship m penter, m!nlster: Btble . ble school 9oSO a. m .; Morning servioa 11 a.m. and 7o45 p. m.: · 9:30 &. m., V. R. Braley, oupt; 1 Mrs. Milton Wolfe accompan.vorship !DolO a. m.: Evening Prayer meo"-g I oliO p. m. Tu... Syracuse Flnl United PreabY· Worahip 10o30 a. m.; ' ed Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Wolfe worsllip 7o30 p. m.; Roberi Reed day o Young People, 7o30 p. m. tenan Cburob., Rev. Canaday. plaulal: to llleir home at Athens eud Bible So;>t. Friday. Ruppel!, pastor; 9 a. m. Worworahlp 7:30 p. m.: IIIey attended IntheColumbus BU!y Graship Somoe; 10 a. m. ham Crusade Clll , . Churdt. • the ....... Oil INI'th !« tl• buildin' of chari\Ctttr n d 1ood ~tiJeMhip. It ill I lflOI'fi!OOM fll ..,iritlMI vaiUN. Without I at:roaJ ~·hun::b, ~teitha l" dernor:ucy nor civiiintu.>n C&D IW'Vi't'e. Thent are fullf tao.iot r ..IK'M why every .oowd atwld Mn'it'ell r•rularly and 1upport tl•• chun:b. They Ut>: {ll Fur hill own oke. 121 l''or hill chil- familiar scene along the border of our lives. Suddenly it became 011~ church. And the re was that deep senoe or partnership with God •• , full of. promi'" .•. frought with challenge. There i8 ~uch an abundant harvest of blessing and happiness to be reap~d in life •• , if a man yearns for the lw.st, and daims it for hi• own. and is ready to put his band to the plow, Lultf U7-GI Roman• Thursday I C<Jrinthian! 8ol2·17 i:S-12 Jo'r iday II Corinthians I):JG-21 Satur<laY Galatiana 4:1-7 b~· Frlda~ sage, wg Prayer er service led by Millard Coe, Dam. Portland, Rev. Harold Lowrence MeP m meet· uo p. m. Wednesday. el, ?"'tor: 7 30 ' · · · Route Rock Springs MtlltO'dtst, · R: Supt: Sc""l 9:30 a. :m. Poatecoslol Assembly, MYF, Sunday 8 p. m.: Worship. tqin tlwl wllich is good in family and commu.nity life, tl1is fenis .< pon.<Orf'd ML Unl08 F.W.B. ~. ond Mr. andandSOIIIIMrs. Cbarob, evenrng Merle Schroeder 011 . Henry Stanley. Schon! 9:45 a. mpastoro .• .Earl Saturday Mr. andafternoon. Mrs. Clyde cross and tltf' bus :nf'SS firms and organizations 121, Rev.Scllool Paul E. ; Sufidiy SOhool p. m.: B1ble Study, 7o30 p. m. p m. Supt.; Blbl! Preachlg, 7o children Columbus spent Ne•· the Sunday 10 Jones, a. m.:pastor Wor· R. Card, a. pastor m.; Worship : service, Wednesday. Study weekend of. w1th Mrs. Howard 9030 trho.< f' nalnPs OfJpl'Or bf'lmr. ship services 7:30 p. m. Sun· 7·30 p. m.; r.tYF Uo!O' p;"'tiU Enterprise EUB Church, Rev .. Young People& meeung, 7:110 gler aod other relet!vea. 2 r - - - . . . : . . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - , [day, Wednesday and of Friday. WSCS Men el Smith, pastor. Woralllp m. Wednesday; Choir andover Kenny of Ak· 1o30.pAn.: Pray· . Bradbury Church Christ, er andTuesday Bibla Study"l/ed rooDon c•me the Fisher .....,kend ltJ 7.30 service 9o30 a. m.o , Sunday 7o30 p m. Thursday. Art Marcum, miruster; Bible p. m. ' ...... ·. . Sobool, 10·30 a. m. Youib Fel· no Salvadon Army, vlslt their Mr. School and Morning Worship, • .:"·:• :::· ,. Jowship 6o30 p. m.; Boys RayS. Wining, offioer In charge. and Mrs. Henry ROII!Ib. Don"' IOoSO a. m.; Christian Encleav· Raclae llbitcb.• Girls Fellowship, 6o30 p, m.; 10 a. m. HoUness meet· turned home and Kemty remain or, 6 p. m.; Evening Worship, H. L. McDalllel, pastor: Sun- Evening service uo p. m., 2nd a. m. Sunday Souool. ed for a visit. Scbool 9:30 a. m.; Preach- and 4th Sundays: Youth Cboir, .7 p. m. Yoong Mr. and Mrs. RaiJII1 Parker 7 p. m. & Member FTD Kingdom Hall of Jebovalt'a mg 10o30 a. m.; MYF 6 p. m.; 6o30 p. m. Wednesday . Prayer Legion: 7o30 p. m. · of Chester _oatled on Mr. anci Greenhouse WY 2-3402 Witnesseso Public meetin8, Sun- Prayer and BlbiJ:tudy, 7:30 p. Meeting, 7:30 p. m. Wednesday meeting; Thursday, 1 to 3 Mrs. Francts Morrl!, Tuelday day 3 p. m.; Watchtower study m. Wednesday. . Be th M thodl t Ch h M dies Home League: 7 p. m. Prep afternoon. • . - __,..4 ?· m.; Bible study Tuesday, a e s ore' · claalles; 7.30 p.m. Bible abidy, Supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. 8 p. m.; Service meeting, 7 p. Anllqnlty Baptist Cbnrd Snn. E. !l"wson, pastor: meellng. Ollter services Verne Watterson on July ll m. Thursday: Ministry sehool, day School at 10 a. m. Prayer Sohool, 9oSO a . m.; Loe announcement. were Mr. and Mrs. Don~ Me· Esta blished in 1904 "Take Someone To Church This Wt>f:"k'' p. -n. Thursday. n.eetrng l'hu•·•d•Y. 7:30 p. m. Su?t.; Mortung Worship, Kay, !lanny and of New West Columbia . W. Va. 8 DauviUo Pilgrim BollneSI, lP. The United Methodist Cbnrob a.m.; . Jr. MYF 6 to 7 p, m. The Cbnrcb ot the wark, Mrs. Herman Weleb tiiUI Middle'j:lort P\1 . Mason SP 3-!5~93 WY 2-3284 ... --- - ·O. Ohio I, Rev . O. H. Pomeroy. Rev. Mdvm Alktre, Sunday evening with Dale Ray E. warne. Mr. 6lld Mrs. Delbert ·welch o1 Car, pastor: Sunday Schon!, Melvm Alktre, pastor. Church Dee Swearmgen, leaders. Sr. Sunday 9:30 a. m.; ~ Vin...,t. 9030 Sohool, 9. ~ a. m. ~ Crew, MYF 7 p. m.. Jean Smith, COlli> ing Wonhlp 11 a. m.; a. m., Robert Grate, Supt. Wor· ___.:;;;;:;;:;;:;=.__ Iship service at !Oo3; B. m.; pJl. Supt. Leo •ognan•. Ass I. Supt. selor: WSCS. 2nd Monday ol 6o45 p. m.; Evening Service, DOflGJ>-DART-DODGE TRU CKS 7o30 p. m.: Midweek Prayer ser· , grim Youth, , p. m.: Evan· holy CommUI•IOD will be observ· each month at 7:30 p. m.; 45 , p. m. Mid- ed. 6 Middleport, Ohio geUst!c service, ernllO!I Circle, 4th Thursday , 7:30 p. m Wednesday. Mi ddlf:"port 7 30 Week Prayer and Praise, Wed· First BaptiJI Cbllrob, Pom.. 3 p. m.; Clasll 12, 3rd Wedn... ,EpiiOOJIO) Cbaroll nesday, , p. m. roy, Ralph c. Zundel, pastor: day at 8 p. m.; Church Admm· . lllornlng Prayer 7 30 Oarcb of tho N 9:30 • 11:15 worship servtce tstrauon, 2nd WP<inesday, 7 p. Middleport at 10o30 a. m. except[ arene, Rev Clyde J ~ and study. Sermon "Peter atm.; .Choir practice, 7 p. m., tho Suoday wblcb wiD Sunday Sch;., , a. ·m.; Mornthe Gate Beaullful," by Rev. Wednesday. Holy Communion. Mr. and Mrs. wesley llobt Coin Opprated Laundry & Dry Cleaning West MaJn SL Pomeroy 30 19 lng Worship IO:!O a. m.; NYPS Frll!lk Cbeesebrew of Middle- SL Jobo'a CatiMJIIe Mission: Olealor Charob ol God, Bev. and Beulah Lowther spent a PomP.roy 397 W. Main Support the Church of Your Choice Youug People, , p.m.; Evan- port. Nursery and Junior ehur- near Guysville !Dutch Ridge): Speneer pastor. Sunda weekend at their farm homo 6 45 , • gellstic me<>tlng p. m.; for ohlldren. Afternoon pic· Rev . George R. Shipman. p.. • Y near here. 9030 a. m. me for youllt at F·~··-• Run t Su d M 10 •• Morning wol' Miss Connie Weyand ~1 a 7 30 11 Prayer. 7:30p.m. or, Day n ayof Obligation ass o- 6:30 B. m.; Naomimeet'1g, Baptist Wed., Cbarcll: sua- Lake Thursday p.m. One. Holy a. m. Prayer Meeting, lew days at her borne In Coday School 9:30 a. m.: Wor- Won One clltss ptcruc at Foster 1m.o Confession, 1> hour Peo 1 8 bus and attended the Billy er. . Buildt-rs & Bui!t.ling SuppUE'II ship 11 a. m.; Prayer service, July 19 be the [Jas· Mass. P • ce ay, ham Crusa<le. Bakers of Good Bread 7 p. m. Wednesday. tors final serv1ce. at 9o 30 ioi· Lour Lady of Loretto Million m. Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Rlidetll Ph. 985-200S Chester. Ohio Huntington, W. Vo, Cat-,.. ter Baptist Chlll'l!h: lowed. by feDowablp . dir1er. lAJng Bottom, Rev. George R. Sullo• MOibodlot CltiJUb. KeY· W..re Pomeroy vlsitora MolldaJ Sunday 11Scllool9·30 a.m.; Morn- The Billy Graham Crusade w•U Shipman, administrator. · Casto, Rev. Artllur SUit, Mr. and Mrs. Alberl CoDtt l ing Worship IO ol a. m. be attended 1r thr, evelolll!; 7o15 Mass BoliO a. m., est.; Holy Church servlcetJ' were In Athens Saturday. Rutland First 5BapllSI Cbareb by all who secure ltckets for ol Obligation. 7 p. m. 2nd. and 3rd Sundllv at 11 Mr. and Mrs. D. V. Morrlt Sunday Schl'ol 9o30 a.m. Preacbo reserved seats; 20 are available Ralllllld Charob 01 Gad, Rev. m. Sunday Sohool every Sill> are now at borne. He bas heel The Bend Area's Lar2est New Supermarket I Suoday 2:30 p. m. an ftl'sl come basis. Joho Smallwood, pastor: Sunday 10 a. m., CUnt Orr. Supt. In llnlverslly hospital In ColUin C hP ~ter, Ohio I HarrisonviU. Presbyterlon, Sohool tO a. m.; Evangelistic Lester L. Roush. assist- bus for the past month btit IL Middleport Ohio I I Rev. Jolm Davies, pastoro Wor· The Unll•d Melhodlot Church, service 7 p. m.; Young People llfll. Church Night on the 4tb now impmved. • sblp oerv!ee 8:30 a. m.; Sunday Pomeroy. Rev. Melvin Alkire, Endeavor 7 p. m. Wednesday; Saturday ulghl of eacb monllt. Mrs. Edmond Foster ant School 10:30 a, m. pastor. Sohool9:15 a.m. Prayer meeting 7 p. m. Ma- Qly Mrs Ginevro Foster wero lr Tho Peldeeollal Churoh, Mid- •Dtvine Worsltip 10:30 a. m. Ser· day. . Gallipolis Wednesday. dleport, South 31'1i Ave.: Sunday mtm: "The Wonder·Worller." Cbeoter Metbodlal Charcb: Miller Street, lVocal Muslcl: Everett Holcomb and mothol Bulova Watches Sales & Service 1 & School 10 a. m.: Sunday evening The public is invlted to attend. P R. Card, paator; Wo r s ll i recenl Pomeroy V\lltorl. 0 P · a. m. Clayton 186 N Second , evangelistic service, 7o30 p. m. Alfred Melbodlst Cbarcb, Ret. service at t a. m.; Suhday Morris and family oi 1Wtdnesday Bible Sbldy 7:30 p. Peaerl A. Casto •. pastor. Sunday School 10 a .. m.; WSCS, 111 Bible 7.30 P. m. Wednes- Columbus accompanied hit m.; Saturd•: · ulgbl Prayer and Scllool at 9:30 Charles Tay· Tburaday of montbi parents home . ancl · 8]lt!ll\ \llo worship 1-10 p. m. Pastor, Rev. lor, sup!.; Worsbtp services at meeting, Srd niJ;en of Mel FeOowoblp, weekeod here. B. L. Barrett. 10:45 with Lloyd Dillinger, lay month: MYF laat two Arthur SUit, putoro Great Mrs. Grace Henoler apettl I . Rolland ot o. Naur· leader, Wed. prayer aervice at ol month. Methodist Cllurcll. Wl!j!k witb !lr son, Jolm Paul eneo Sunday Sobool to SO a. m.' 7; t5 p. m. ML Bormoa United featured April 10, Frt- llensler and family at Ne1r81'L Pomf'rny WY 2-2440 E Main St. Pomf'roy 130 E. Seeo nd Morning Worsblp 10 t& a. m. In Christo Re• Garrabrant, pa.. Mrs. Cora Morrla and daUIIr I • Evangelistic serv1<:o 7o45 ;>. m. Rollau·l Melhodlat Churrb tor: Sunday Scbooi l oSO a. , . ter, VloJB, of Columbui IIPI!lll • Midweek prayer service, 7:45 p. Carl Herrin&, pastor; MDl111111 Preaching 10 00 a. m.; SERVICE ANNOUNCED = y at 1l1e Romon Morrill m. Wednesday, worship 10:30 a. m.: Churdl nate preaohlng and 'Rev. Franklllt Hatcher of anci' p FURNITURE & APPLIANCES Quality Furnitllrt> al Lower Prices , Mr. Colambii'OiaPet:Worab1p 1.,.,. Scbool9o30 a. m. WSCS first Endeavor, 7:30p.m. Sunday; 0 . will vice eacb Suuday 9o15 a. m.; Tuesday and 2nd ThundaY o1 Mid . l)'eek p!'ilyer lmcJre, lila, . conduct , w-• Chester, Ohio Phone 985-2 125 Sunday 10 a. m.: Youth each month: Family N!g)lt last 7:30 p. m. wedneaday; Cottt!ge at Albany. : · Service 6:15p. m. Evening Wor· Sunday evening of each lll«tlb Prayer meellng, la•t Friday of ..tw- • 1.,,_ ship 1 p.m. earh Sunclay. at t:30 p. m.; Prayer Meeting, each month , __.. 1 & • Ill. · ' ll<lter el C r lot 7o30 p. m. Wednesday. Rolland ·MI!181on : OUve New· . "EVERYTHING IN HARDW ABE" Blbl• School 9 30 a. nL Preach- ~• um•-• " ••• I man, IIIIS8lonary pastor: R~XAI.I. DH Ur;s 1 . 10 'SO a. m., fir st and .third Christ ..,ea Clolrok: ..., Rev. Elden R.a day We Fill All Ouctors Prf'S('r ipt•on!l D:30 a. m.: "'o!lbllp.ll " '" ' • Pomeroy, Ohio ' WY 2-~55 Pnm,.roy Sundays. Balko SlOr Su d So l~o 30 a. m.; Prelohlng 7:30 . Cllrl•to• <lngsbary 10 a.;,. h":!. m.; Prayer service, 7:3o p. ·m. Road ·nday School 9·:10 a m. Chris~ EDde .~':· IU · Tbur,3day. 7 Ralpb Carl. Supt.: '!reaching Mr ' '•da c•·avr1"1 ' . pldent'll. Tappen l'laiDI EUB 1 ' "" •-·1cea. 7·30 p. m., ~-~ eo•·' c~ ,,.va er, prea • Re E E TilkE' Someone WJtb You To Cburcb .,.,. ' ""''' I ·. ,811 Son 1 v. u~nf , In Pomero)' Over 90 Yearl Laytn.111; P..•ver m .. tln~. l'ue• P m. ';:.;, bm Ug'ZOserv ces: tor Sunday ·Worshl, II Bnken of l~ni ~Hm BrPad 1 · · Phone WY 2-2049 day 7 3tl r m. · ac I . . . P· m. • and 7 30 p. m •Jternately 10:80 A.ll. Loneovllle Con~egalloaal Mld·We;' Pray.,, meeung. 1 80 day 1Schtlo1 9 :Ill • m and 1~ ' ·:hr"""'' Cbutrh Franlt ~ ~ ~=-~'I0810 Lead· a m ~lternaloly . Huhall VlneAII Pn d The C'hurrh Of Yonr Choice i ' '1l....,sebrew pa~t9r: Sunrl,'IV ' n. 1 ·. · vard SUpt . P~hle Stt4Qv· ar,d ()1Ffl~1~)6ii;~:li1 12 AM , ,..,,., 9·30 a m·, Rlehard Slilt EUB • ..,-,Prayer Servl<'f led J>llstur . P.M. WILLIS ANTHONY PLUMBING HEATING . ~- - GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. ____ FRANCIS FLORIST and GREENHOUSES grand~ts, Melbodlol~ da~ UEVING COAL COMPANY Sandr~ Lan~sVflle, _~ R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE p~~~ TINY'S FOODLAND Af~ be[---------- BAUM LUMBER CO. KARR CONSTRUCTION CO. CROW'S STEAK HOUSE & TOWN COUNTRY V. 0. EDWARDS INSURANCE AGENCY - - - -- - - - FOREMAN & ABBOTT ~:SO~""" ho~; LOHSE ROY'S FOOD BASKET r; ;E UNITED STEEL WORKERS . OF AMERICA '. \\, LOCAl UNJUN ll608 Ravenswood, W. Va. Cburc~ F. J. WALLACE, JEWElER ._____ ____ .. .. _ . ...... • 100-lb. zero zone "'-• • Aut~atie defrostir'IC .. :refn1erator MCtion. •.]win vqe~lo H~ • tleep.<heff...,... 4oo1. 1124 ONLY FIVE ~.~ EBERSBACH HARDWARE CO. ~ w~e ll'lr!._.~J u~[!l~~=~ !:'. ~er Dr~-·· Cltaro~. ~~bool, ~W...;_ a!:;:' .. ':i . CJ": ~·.,; M~tlllna, ~ ~Y 'Fir':\ii:vJ~~~&'". ',:?-1 \IV ~upt: ~·Wor~lllp,·4dvflllltll. 11:30 a,.,.. m lit,\' '' Mimzol$mlthSoh<JPI.' qastor . Fr~ 9 4'!. 7 SO p. m 1'uead1W., ,;1· ;·;.:; ,·~;il't~;~~~~i~ii~~f~~~~;; R.vonl~ ,, . : fii.~Uodity BEN FRANKLIN STORE • ORIQ [eray, Cblfdren'a Ho""' HiU: j!l!litii.' IUPI . I'.arl !lhuter. 'M n. \IIU,I~rrv ·11-~:·~t!. .;J ,.. . h"l!t.a ' ~H11. ~!fnl,r~ ~Jr~hiD ' >• ~ -~:'£\ '.tl; .: ~~ ~ ,,. ~~Jt· Jf) ~- :•)(.~;; ·~}' !~·~~' ,··~, t •• 41\ I .. ,; .',I fl) , l Flrol Bapllol Ch-. RPV C. ' ,, ''t o·t'.tkme;. ' ~. . ' . ~ . MIDDLEPORT, 0. YEARS AGO .- .. ':) '' '~ • • ,, your pharmacist would not have recogntzed by name many drugs widely 1962 Dodge - - - $1595 utilit~d today . Constant study of medi· Town Panel Wagon VB. 3 s peed tram. Radio and bater Power steerina;. ·· ·· .. t,H!O :) cal advances is essential to accurate in- 1961 Dodge - - • · •1695 terpretation of prescriptions. 2 e3 Registered Pharmaclots To Sirvo You Hard Top. Radio and heater. auto. trans. Puwer 1961 Rambler SWISHER & LOHSE Pomeroy •1295 1960 Dodge - - - Halleralt 2 _Door Sedan VB . Standard tram. Radio..and belter. miJeage . DOUBLE OVEN RANGE · FREE ESTIMATES -- ol Door Sedan. 6 eyL Autonl.i.Uc trant. Radio and beater. • CLEARANCE • HOT POINT REXALL DRUGS WY. 2-2955 D~r 1teermg. 1960 Ford . . -. LDw •1295 4 Door Station Wa&on. Automatic trans. Radio aDd heeter. One owner. RIGHT FURNACE NOW 59 Pontiac--- $1095 $995 RIGHT"'"'" BOILER aod HYDRONIC BASEBOARD • 62 Catalina - $2195 $1995 4. Door Sedan VB. Automatic trans. Heater. V8 - 1959 Rambler 2 dr. lbrd TOJl Pontiac. Hydramatic. One Ioca1 V8 - 2 ~r. Sedan. Show! the be•t of care. Automatic Jhlft. RadlO, I PHONE 63 Monzo - - $2195 I oyl. 4 dr. Sedtul. A real sharpie. All vtnyllnterlor. Sharp WY2-1036 Ill red exterior. 61 Mercury-- $1495 $1395 VB - 2 dr. Hard Too. Power steerlOR. AutomatJe shift ~ Owned by local mechanic, p,...st•ndlngor Built-In IfiLL PUITHER HOtPoiNT H.,LLCIAFT PIATUIIIt . OHlO V4~lfl ·. Cooktot - C:.lro4 lloallnc Uulll - Bimmo<l ~ Coolttap - 1-1..1 llupar-maUo Unit - Conirol ....... - lllflnllt Heat Control - Ovan TlmlDtl Cloel! hii·VItw Ovetl WlndOWI. - Oven SltillU - ·irot!fl' . Boultr, 1'1111 - A~ Outlet - AaiOIIIIUo ~tl· , _ . . . Colllrolti -liota.GIIIl ~~ ... OJ!iklilllr :PLUMBING·&'HEATING ' · Edw1rcl B•er, ~Wnelt·, , ,. 'r ,1lt{!l..., , · ' ·: . IT . ..• .. ..." '• •. f ,•' . ~ . . . I . . - . $995 1958 Chevrolet 2 Door Sedan. Heater. standard traDI. a crt. 1957 Dodge • - - S695 .: 4 Door Sedan V8. Automatie trana . Radio and bNter. 1956 Mercury 62 Falcon - $1495 $1395 ltllloa W•ll"•· &potion Inside and out. Automatlo oblft. 1955 Plymouth ·· Yli ~ I dr. AutomoUc shift. ·. BLAETTNARS ..•. MirloLIPbtr' · , . POMEROY, 0 . ··•·· ,, ., • .,. 4 Door Sedan. 6 cyl. Automatic tranJ. Radio and h•ter. 4 Door Sedan. 58 Buick - - ·•595 •495 '. - ,.~'· $895 -- .: 'i • $395 • • f :.. SJOO f Door St>dlln 6 cyl. Standa rd trans, . ' '.'. '<'~l?:4 i.u.. .... . -- Station Wqon.. Automatic ahi.tt FURNITURE · ' ., • , ' NOW AT · 59 Rambler--- •995 •895 JlopiU aod ba&tB. 1959 Dodge - • • •1095 63 Buick - - - $2195 $1995 A CLEANER WARMER HOME 4 Door Hard Top. Automatic trans. Itadiu Blue finish . Vinyl upholstery. V-s Star Ctllef. Four Doo~ ~rdtop, Power steering, pow· tr brakes, hydrafuatic, on&mal blue finish with white top. owner. To Give You Com• In and See Our Compftle lint of Gas-fired or Oii-Firtd, Cast-Iron or Steel Boilert • • • Or Coil f., FREE ESTIMATES. - •1295 1960 Dodge - - Wot.w.tfto L\IfherQn NEW YORK ClOTHING HOUSE . . , J .J!.~ ~:ll;on:-!·.:!;''~,~··~»·,.·btl~~eiF. _g~~ •••t~u~,.~-==~~==,_~'l'~o;r; ~ :::::~~~ $2 7 8 ~~ ••·II. 4.. BAKER FURN1TlJRE '· ' s:Je~~!"df0.: RIDENOUR'S SUPPLY • T"RiniEST FIIIIDA!If: 2·0001 AEFRIIERATDil ~arob 5c to $1.00 ond up ·---- your next car Char.,..,. WI~ BOWERS DRIVE-INN RESTAURANT POMERQ_¥. The MARTIN ROUTE 7 financing and insuring Iin~ 111~ OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. $125(•.-) ·~ ~· ~~ur-:;:~· ~ ~I S'NISHER ChestnUt RidiJP. oSociety News WILSON'S LAUNDROMAT c~ ' HEINER'S BAKERY save you up to Sell~!, uo p. m.;. T)lors~'Y Tr'ith tlte hope it will, in some metuure, foster anA l1elp sus• !ltUJ I may se~ee CJ S~bool Copyright lB64. Keid« AdTWMcs.n.., IIIC., SU..hurii. Va. W.dneoday Bradlord Church ol Cbrtst, School. Syraetlle Chnrcb ol lho N - Thursday nlp,ht. NF. l. llmiWISeta. pBabstol r; HScomllerl Federated Cbaroh Pomoroy rene, William 1:. 111orpe. pastor Mr. aod Mrs. Fred Cadle 00 1 e orres • up · • ' ' Suncl Sr" J vlst'tors m · p ar kersb ore 9o30 a. m.: Mornlng Worsllip, Carl Kautz .son do 1" " wi>TShtp ay """10.30 9·SO a. a. m.; Mom· were l 9_,••Supt.: a m m. recently. • Scboo a. m.; Evening 7Worsntp, • . wa. m., ·• Charles ·• 710o30 p. m. Wednesday, p. m. hour 10o30 No!' ". •Syr'"'"'" E.U.B. Cbureh. Paul Mr. and Mn. Ivan Wataon eud VB Olaroh. Lotan Falls, Sua· Bible Study. rli, Layman. l. Sellen, PIIIIOr. lltree sons of Algonac, Mich., day Scllool 9o30 a. m.; Worship ancl Mr. and Mrs. Robert .., .. .. ices Sunda), 7o30 p. m. Frtedom Gospel Mlsslotl B• FlratR BapDontlst IChdnrcb, Roush .of Columbui were week . ill o--d E' J port, ev. a Boone. oaaa m Sunda• School. d I · ttversv e · - o . . tor · Sund S00001 •. 15 · · ' en guesill o their parents, Mr. Cburcb of tile Nazareae, Pom- shan 'ffith S tor Ro WI' · ay •· a.m., Supt· 10·30 a. d Mr 0 croy . Rev. yde Hen derson, Gn 1 , pas ; ger r Fred Hollman, Supt.; IO:IS o. Momln ., an s. wen Walloo eud pastor: Sunday Sollool 9o30 a. ford, Supt.. Sunday Sohool 10 m W sn·1 S rvlc . BYP 6 g • a)tended lite Watson famlly rem. ·· Morning Worship 10:30" a. a. m.•· EvangeUstJe Service • 1- m• · Evemng or .P eWorslllp e, and 7·30 p. ~ 7 •• 3rd Sundays E of the E 11 union at the Legion Hall. m .: NYPS 6o40 p. m. Evenin~ 30 p. m. "rayer meeting, 7o30 ·• ' · · 0 ~ P· m. venlng vange • Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hill ..,. services 7:30 p. m. Prayer p. m. Tuesday. m.; Wed. 7' 30 p. m. Prayer Uc Service, 2nd aqd tth SUI> companied by Mr. anc1 Mra. Dm meeting 7:30 p. m. Thursday. meetmg; 8030 p. m. Wed., of mooth BETHANY Hill of Columbus left Monda• 1 , •...... for a .ten day vacation In C....' ' South Bethel EUB Church, practice. a. m. Mo•• Froo Metbodlst Cbarcb, lAior· Rev . Eugene E. Emerson, pas10:30 a. m Su1oday School, d e! Ctif(. r..ev. R. Eugene Gill. tor. Sunday worship 7:30 p. m. Middleport Firat United Proto Theiss, Supt.; 6:'30 p. m. aMrs. Rooort Knlgbllltep and pastor. Sunday School 9o30 a. and 9 30 a. m alternately. Sun- byterian Cllurch, Rev . Howard Youtb FeUowshlp. CARMEL Alicia of Columbus spell! tho m.; l'bil Wise, supt.: Mommg day Scllool 10o30 a. m. and Ruppelt. pastor· Sunday Scllool a. m. Sunday Scbool. weekend with ber mo!ber, Mrs. worship 10::JO a. m.; You tb 9o30 a. m. altern~tely. ;~orman t:~ a.m. Mrs. Rodney Sauer, oe Roush, Supt.; 10o30 a., m. George Simpsoo. Allcla remainServices 7 p. m.; EvangeUsUc Babr, Supt. Bible Study and sup!.: 10oSO a. m. Worship: 5o4S Morning Worsblp, Znd and 4th ed for an Indefinite vlslt. service 7:30 ~. m. Mid · Week prayer service led by pastor, P· m. YF: Wed .. uo Junior of the ~tb; 8 p. m. Mrs. Mildred SwHt of Columprayer servlco. 7oW p. m. Wed. uo p. m. Thursday. ChoU': 7 p. m. Semor ChoU'. EvangeU.tic Service, bus a dinner guest Sunday ByaeU Rna Free Metbad1ot, Free WIU Baptist Srd Sunday of month. of her mother • Mrs. Francio 0 Roher' E Smith sr pastor· Loltridge EUB CHurch, Rev. Rolland, Pastor, Rev p a Morris and visited her lather at Sunday 9·lo a..•m., Wor: Eugene Emerson, pastor, Sun· Taylor; Sunday 10 a. Syraouso Ml"toa, .Re•• Meigs Memorial Rospltalln th< ley Haley, Supt.: Morning wor· day School, 10 a. m., RusseU Guy Prtddy , Supt., Preaching CUSter, pastor · Servtces aftemooo. Amoug other visitor• . 10 30 y th S . Archer Supt Sunday Wnrslli' servtce, 7.30 p. m.' Prayer ser· Wednesday and Friday at the hoop!tal were Christine sh1p : a. m. ou ervice, ' · " vices 7030 p m Wednesd~y I 7 30 d Bill Lak 6A5 p. m.; Evangelistic mes· II a m. Billie Study and Pray· • · · · a : p. m. an . e of Athena, \ ~. .. Tuesd&J Luke 12:1S.21 Worohi~ Ch~ WITH THE SyracaH Metbodlot Cbarcb. Rev Carl Herring, pastor; Da· oachool Winebrenner supt Suoday Midweek Bi· 8 90 30 S ble Study, UO p. m. Wed. dr•n'• Nke. (3) for the l"h ol hill C~Dmmunity snd nation. l•l t'or the J~~k"" of the cliw'cla JbelC, whio:h needJ his IDOilll and material IUpprt. Pl~n U 110 to ch •u~h rerular ly UK! fft.d )'OW' Bibl• daily. .Mondq ~·~ria:"~~; ~chool ~und penGn Sunday Matthew 13:l0-17 ~UI'Oilet- ~w• All ... .AU POll TMI ~MUICM Forty-three aere•! How long we laborell, hoping someday to add it to .our modest farm. Good bottom land .•• with a grove for the chilflren to play ia,. a strea m with an ol' swi mm in' bote, and rich soil ju•t ,betging for the plow. Now il's ours! A great moment ..• full of promi.e , •• :froughl with challenge. Sort of like that moment a few yea r s ago when Peg and I became memhers of the congregation. Before that 1he church had l>een simpJr a Racine Society Notes \...' . '!" Sons Co. R. H. Dodge-Dodge Dart- lancer 5. Second & Mill St. . M~ci~ -~.· ~ 1·"J I ... J. •. f ••.'"""' : ' .. �.,. I ,,. ( • ' I.'JI 'J ..... ...., ............ QAIH£1 Atound And About .:dftiiJI 3 ltl't Middfeport ~ .....,••• ,,• ..., tlldbolov• _ . W .. ..,. Low loldPI 11oft. ............... ,. VOL XVI entine . .e 5 MWCI,. JT4. P.a,...., ........ * -' ;' l.. I NO. 86 - - . '' ' ': SATURDAY, JULY • ' . ~ ' Sugar Ru~ .. Fl~¥t-· .. . '. ' ', ~ •' ~5, 1964 . --------- SAVEl . tOMORROW-SATURDAY inELBERFELDS JULY SALES .. - BARGAINS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT ALL OVER THE STORE ., THE SHOE BOX Middleport, 0. ."ELBERFELDS TONIGHT Janet Leigh Van Johnson " WIVES AND LOVERS" - andCliff Richard Lauri Pl:'ters "SUMMER HOLIDAY " (Tecbnicolor) in POMEROY 62 Oldsmobile 98 MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE TONIGliT .1< SATURDAY Billy Wilder's "IRMA LA DOUC!" (1'eehnicolor) Jack Lemmon. Shirley MacLaine. This ptcture is for MIDDL!PORT. 0. ADULTS ONLY! One admiasion only : BOc. • • • • 4 Dr. Sedan, 33,000 miles, power brakes and steering, automatic trans. WISIW ares. A beautiful, well cared for car. .. 60 Pontiac • • • • • • .. ' 4-Dr. Sedan V-8, Auto. P.S. and P.B. Radio, wlslw 'Tires, Tinted Glass, A lteal Sharp One-<lwner Car 60 Oldsmobile Dynamic • • • • • 4 Dr. HoUday Sedan, V-8, Auto.' P.S. an4 P.B. ~o, W.S.W. Tires ly owned. Air Conditioned . • HERE CHILDREN$ YOUR OWN FINANCW WOIL .... ALL UNDER ONE ROOF1 REVIV Al.8 BEGIN A week of revival meetings will begin Saturday, 7:30 p.m. at tbe Rutland Church of God, BULOVA We offer full-scale banking service: checking accounts, savings accounts, manf types of loans and other specw!·purpose services-all converuently Bne 1 PCE. KNITS REG. $5.95 REG. $7.95 s•- $3.88 $4.99 62 Oldsmobile We Pay .1o/o ln.tere1t On Saving• Pomeroy National Bank #;\ember Foderol Doposlt lnsuronco Corpor.tlon Membor Fodorol Rnorve System yean POMEROY- RUTLAND ..... BEACH ROBES .... U fllnft -P'tmct liiMKIIId crntl• wttll 23 lftllta.. 2 flll•lllnc CllafnclnOI. .... klllll ....... Ina. '- ....... . ,.u. IIH Our Es.....W. C<lll«tiat' tJ1 8uLO¥A Wakha FffRII J'll:,. &(jij) ~~~~!!! •• •• • • • F·85 Cutlas1.Coupe. V-8; ~uto. Radio, wlslw Tires, All VInyl Interior, A Real $5.44 $5.99 60Falcon 4Dr. S2." ···~ • • • • • • Automatic tram. Radio, ons OWJ:Jer. A rea\lll.ce economical car REG. $10.95 _ _ $6.66 · REa. $12.95 _ _ $8.18 ... lt... Ul Reg. 2.91 • • • • Car For The Economy Minded 30-44 REG. $8.95 REG. $9.95 111111111 111.111 - bql~lp C8tVMI *'Cip!Kon bokl two .,.,....,., da. . . . . 11 ,...,,, ......... Whitt. • • MN SIZES (One ond Two Pee. Sulh) VISIT US SOON • • • AND OFTlNI Sel-villg Meigs County for over 90 S9 Chev~ Impala 4'door • • • ORIGINAL STRUCTURE - Theo Smith, asslsta!l! manager, stands with his fatber, Harry P. Sll)ith, owner, in front of the original section of The Sugar Run Flour Mill. Tbls section was built in 1860 on Leading Creek, moved piece by piece in 1870 to tis prel!ent site, where it was reassembled. - Sentinel Photo. 'c~, .,, .. -,·-~ v.a auto., ponr bnbl, power lteeriJI&, 8-wq power aeat, radio, WIBIW Urea .• - - ---~ ........_ LADIES SUITS roof - to help you and yours with per8011111, family and business money matters. It's all here .•. full scale ••• for yoJU convenience and special benefit! iUJder REG. $1.98 - - - 88c REG. $2.98 $1.99 ~ ' CHECK THESI •A$.15• SPECIALS 57 CHRYSLER 57 PONTIAC 4 Dr. V-8 2 Dr. H.T. .. , ;· .......... _ $395 ;:~ ~ v.a Autemolio trilrit. . !495 ...... ..... •3··q· ·s· -_ iuto. ..... ' ~~ ...., ~ 57 FOlD 4-Dr. •J , . ' •• • ......... ~ '\ ' . • .• ·-" ' KARR &VAN· ~Z,QDl M~toR.... S~LES . ~·T't•"'"' .,· .. ' · _, ·....,-, } ·-' . . . ·' . -r_- . . . . GPIN . ., e . · - " • '. ·! . . .. ,, . ' >·~~-'> SUMMER SALE ' Rioting Eli In Rochester . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 07. July Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource July 24, 1964 fisher knopp pearson radford