http://66.213.69.5/files/original/c9c428661ef1388d28433c2e2e23f431.pdf ae9b7d2eaca16ac0942970343fdd63b9 PDF Text Text .,. 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 . �I r .. UPI Briefs Mother Kills I 4 Children, Wanders off • (Conllnued from page ll tempt to put a West VIrginia merchant In !be Whlto House. The parties Friday selected Joseph Llghtburn, 64, of Jane Lt'N . W. Va., 18 their presiden· tlal nominee with Thendors C. B-illings. :ta.. of Denvt-r, aF his runniq: m~te . Colo. 1!\SHINGTON- Ohio Gov. .1·1nws A Rhodes joined With .)e!tnst" WJMW· PllfALI Phillies Swamp Braves 9-1 FOr FOurt:t Straight Win DAYTON !UPII - \1. appar. enlly dora n1• d woman smothe~ her four chtldron Friday nlJ!lt and !ben attempted ID take her own lifo. Police said Mrs. Betty Perry, 28, was found wandering on a streol near her houslnf project home in which the boc!le. ol her children were disoovered in two bedrooms. Mra. Perry who 'woo oeparated from her hwband. ,... taken ID tho Dayton Shlte Hoor-•tal. Of. fleers uld abe had taken lbout' 30 uplrln tablets and 1llahed her wrlata . The woman loft 1 nolA In the apartment saying it would be easier for her husb.nd If he had no family to suvport and had no one who would b. 1 burden to him. She told officers the children had betn acting up Friday evening allll the proso of domoatte and financial troubles her to kill the children, Stacey, 10, Susan. 6, Scott, 4 and Carl, f!t!Vt>r nors and senators rt>pre-~1- nnng 12 Midwest sta tes fri· d.t\ t<~ form a bi ~partisan Mid~ 1\t'~' oltw In Cungres~ m an ef~ !<~ ' '1 to obtilin more contracts lrt•m tht: federal government .•\ 1 a mePting called by Sen . FJ.tllh Umsche. D-Uhio . 10 gov· ernors went to the White House to urge 111at President Johnson .1nd '' Serretar~ Rob- t'rt S. McNamara make greater liSP or educational and re~t'<Jrril f;lCJl itH!S in the Midwest. Dr. (arpenter To (lose his Meigs Service loy GEORGR 0. LANGJOilD nm aDd pltdall lio ?II all UPJ Sporil Wrller pining bJs 111111 'IIIII I I IIOIJ Blmd lilY iDiield or -outlleld ft raise bJs -.1 to U-4. ,._ poaltloo, add a new found un Johnson bad tlne Ill file clutch-hitting ability, prepare ..ven hill made by the Redo. under the guidance of Gene Mauch and you have Cookit> Rojaa, Rojoo Is a 25-year-old CU~ concocUon who hourn•es In and out of tbe Philadelphia Phlllles lllleup, hitUng as if he wasn't awa"' that his highe•l previouo batting average in el~ht years I .AI Spar.ller sl n g I ed boma orat..l In an ll -hit!A!r 1< ~and Jerry Grato !n till sixU. Inning Olck Ellllworll' his lltb defeat with the only run lD lb. CoiiJ, qalnst 1Z victories. I victory over the Cub•. Hal Gene (J(Jver and Lee Mayo Brown and Jim OW... collab- drnve lD three 1'11111 .,..,I• to lead the Mllwauket Brsvos lrl-~ \'ork . Hanl< Fle<ber pilehed 111 umpn over the M•ta deapue ei~hl hlt!A!r ani! slnlclr out six l.brry Elliot's fourth bomt run •to will hit eighth lllllt while in as DlliiiY games. which Jack l'ilber BUffered bla loth a new team reoonl lor New lo,. against 1ix wlna. set [ • BlLVEBSUM, JID1Jd (UI'I) GaDianstie ; -Wimbledoo ~ Marla Bnmo of Bruil ~ Norma Bayloft el Argentina, '"'· s.z, and Marcaret Smith of Australia beat compatriot Le&ley Turner: f-3, f-4 , Friday ~o reach the fmals of the women 8 singles pl~y 10 the .Outcb Open lawn ten.ns champion ;hlp•. New Haven Batters Middies .ot professional baseball was . .275 iD I CIBSS "D" league. moved 3. She was quoted u uylng ohe fell It would be bettor if oho took the children out of their troubles and •he went wltb , NEW SUBSTATION -Jack Welch, manaeer of the Col-umbus •nd Southrn Ohio Electric Co., In them. ahowa off his firm's new 2500 KVA aubltatlon located on Run Street In Pomeroy. Nightfull · C&SOE Subs tali on • IS Middleport, Completed How mucn will go up in· smoke? 10 yeaN ago your bo\l.Se' Two Fined in Mayor~s Court ' At Middleport SPEC?ALIZED IELP~ •... •.. · - ~ FOI TIOSE MOST .- b-¥·· Matket Report SEVUELY DEAfEitED ~-: ~- ....... .,.,."FREE :·.. ·- Diles Radioear Co. l y 3--4550 may havt- b~n - Worth $13,000 - mday it may be worth $ 18,000! If/ hat •bout J'OU,. fire inrurllncd Check r.ues now foe fire insurance that measures up ro todlily'• value of your hOrqe •..: Check wirh· Nariorrwtde - the company witb tu-w idea for : 11 new ,,.)&. MAX WARD WY 2-2460 115 E. 2nd Pomeroy ..- ... il"!iATIOIIWID• D. •ITm fill tiiiUIU Cllftlt ..._ ••....-· i'lolnto Office1 Cofl.,..u., OW. 1 HA.VE -A BALL ......• ••••• ~ • psinting .....: . '\:. ••• with • YOU MEET -lfiiE NlaST PEOPLE ON A .. DE·VO-KO Vinyl Flat Wall TlllnlfST FRISIDAif 2-0001 IEFIIGERATotl • 100./b. zero zone freezer• • Automatic defrostina ; INCI TDU:R PA:RTIU.. dtrouah 'YOGI' 10018. -.e Clay :!"• palat lo-DE-VO-kD drieS iD. 10 •innte • a · • 1· SeeThe wsbab.le irai& .'· r-,r""' ;' refrfae111tor section. • Twio YOIIOiable Hyilratol1, • Deep-shelf storage door. t::Jt W.U.Uduouth _ _ _ a --D&-VO-K-0 , . , ..... appll....dltwllb ......... NUn; --....... ,_ ,.,11 Line ...... tap_.., .. , . . ...... ~ea ' :At ... , a- ., Ia JJ.G.~-IIplr MARCH IUGH'l' 00)\'N TO · 'P)Ie.. • .. ~.' LUMBER; . . & ,SUPPLYC~Jjp... . . 0 ..... .... '. BAKER FURNITURE::"., MIDDL!lPORt, 0.· �ll Want Ads Are Worth AGood Look ---You'D Find Dozens Of Bargain~ Below! West Columbia . Around And m~ t •t r e e • climbing, eontemporary er their llnt..nm lbowlllp In pltchen llld Omoi&bl blhl." tbeatrea ...the biJ pay·'l'V' idell De wenh: "Well It's 8JIOib. is eveotually to offer pnmleres Television Revue WANT AD INFORMATION .. · PUJ.tl.I"'D 1·00 P lt Mondu Oil) Be'"r" ......., t"Ubl'rat!Dr DMtiiiM lt,ftl '-1 A. CAN\.IU...i .A IIUNI 1964 Chevrolet Bel•ir 4 Door __ $2699 f'O ARit"TtrrN~ Wtll Itt aa.•rp•R:I ..anttl tt.llll A P'Ot Da,. "' Pufll!f'tt.\n" By RICJl DU BI\OW U!!iled Prou lat4mallooal HOU.YWOOD WPI) - The baAeball fan who bmes In tel• vosoon or radl~ may someum11 g•t the suaplCJOD that there Is " slight gap ~•tween what the sporllcuter II 88~ and acm•lly thinking. These aporllcaltats are not olwayo entirely dispassionate in their feelings toward the teama they cover regularly since they are often af[Uiated with them, so one must use some lmagina· lion in trying to conjure up their true emotions. It is poosi· ble the following examples may nnt be too lar from the contrast of the sportscaster's words and hi' actual thoughts : Tbe wonlo: " We're oeeing onother great pitcbina contest." l'bo lbeqbl: "These bum hit· ten couldn't connect oolldly !II V8 enalne, Poweralide trans. Beautiful i'•ory and silver blue fini11h radio. heater, wbitPwall tires. C & C !(roup. tU!.IoiJI IIII IONb Reduced n-.e IMII'l•u•n•• ..-r~a. •b• ncn• 1963 Pontiac TeiTtpest " edit ,,. .,.""'' _.., t lb """''" ti'I)II<'"'' " Rrlle kr•nr, •hl•ultt r... $2295 LeMans Coupe. Bucket seats and red vinvl trim autom•· ,..pnl"tl"d l mmwth"lll) l'tl.. rn1 r. .tier wlio t'lnl r r•pnnllhh fill 11c trans., 326 - V8 engine, red over wlii te- f\niflh, radio and heater. like new whitewall tires. "'"" t.haPI nno lnrnrr..-• tn.. runn 1963 Monz• Coupill $1995 Black flniab, red vinyl trim, buckt"t !Pat. Hi!: tne:ine. 4 on the floor , radio and heater Jith the broad side of a bam." The wenh: ·•nm ill ceJ'IaiD. ly a hitter's day" The tlloallbl: "The . pitching stall was at a ~~~ ~oint last nlght and couldn t ·~~ home plate wltb a telescope. The word•: "This kid ls a streak hitter." TIHi · lbOUIIII: "He comeo allve between November and Marcil." Tbe wtlrdl : "Joe II a hill•· poworful fellow who has a lot of po!A!ntlal and io being broulbl alo"' carefully." the tbqht: "He's halfway tlu'OUih the alphabet and It's oddo-on he'll never make It all the way." Tbe worda: "Bob here Is an example of the new kind of intelligonl young ballplayer who has gone to rr<lege." ' Tbe tbOUIIIt: "lie excelled In er loss 16r a real baJ'd.lud pitcher." The llloapl: "'l'llls &UY'• mllklng 110.000 a year, loseo two close games in a row and suddenly lt'o a tragedy." __ Tbe Cbanael Swim· The Los Angele~ Fra.dsco ne~ TV operation, Subscription ' : . evlslon Inc. (SI'V), will get movies lrQID United Artlsls. • . However they wiU not be made a allab~ W Din tho aft. v un • moo at home, or at leasl linWuD lllms ...The movies, Wbleb are e&pecled to llarl on illclude "Irma La m 10011, Douce," "The Gleat l!:loape," "LIUes of the Field," "Toys in the Attie," Dr. No," ""wo For The Seesaw" and "A Child Ia WaiUng." CAPRA R£TUIIN& HOU.YWOOD (UP!) - Dlrector Frank Capra ... turned to Columbia Pictures alter many years to produce and direct "Marooned." DAILY CROSSWORD DO'II'!f 1. CIU'Ytd DOW!f I . Ftrotmta •• Kind of dol' l.O. Any oeeadeaiJ' oooult JJ.l'.:':' ......... MOld 1J. A thlet plle lal>rlo 1t.Vendol' 15. Greek letter 17.Dutcb ll.Puro Lllomovod theboae1 ll. Flowe4 19. Little liJaod trom,u ftm 20. De- :r.- -- t&ch. able button ment a. Gtrl'o t.w-,. 27. Hll>to 23.Spok• 24. In· II. Alnpeno: al>br, li.Anyopllt pulooe; India defl .. oomm- aa.Low, 2tl. Mountaln nymplul 7.0Jdllo..,. 11. Blothe . :U. Part ot ' "'lobe'' T ......., . nile arUele 26, Suro 21. Candle feYer 8.Fotr~ •• ODe cit ~ &a••• manhy P<>Wld lf.Coacealtl 30.Kat;uno NOT A LEFT lN O'TH' 37.- ...... 31t, .Juon'•lbip t0.- 4t.l!otr fS,JAII' Ill. B - u t 211. Hoppea :ai.An l"'1:i'nl unexpoclo4 lur.ll •• HopJIOIIh>C C.rd of acatotap~n Thanks WE WOULD like to ~ th•nk 11. Heoltatt• I' neighbors and friends I or their many kindnesses. ancl ' for the lovely cards and £low· SS.Tibetu lt',; not QOOd,Wait' 'The main thi"q ,; :c •heep 36. Devourld SS.AkJnd ot 1m&ll ers sent at the df'alh nf our 1 wife llld mother, Barbara Wehrung. We also deeply ap- ~eep him o.ff that foo:• centipede •t. Ventured 44.. Englllb. 1 . preciate the cards sent during her illness. Harl"'' \VPh- · 1 rune .. Children. e. lUNG oound s2. cunnJnc author '8. Sooreb .e. stronr 7.-25-ltp Wlndol t1.Agu Notice ullell illliPI ... Poemo DAILY CRYI'TOQUO'.rE - Here'• .Ow to work It: AXYDLBAAXR LONOJ'BLLOW Ontlttter lllmpl;r ataDdl ,_. aaotber. In tlWJ ea.mple A lu us<\4 tor the tbreo L'., X for tlul O'o, etc. SlnJle letters, apoo• lropbleo, lbo let~~~~ Ad -.tlon or t1u1 wonll are all llilll& ll&cb day t l u l - leU.. .... dlftONI1t. Ill Mrs. Pullen is Hostess for Church Class "Why, yeo, you CAN do somethin1 for mo, youn1 manl s.. that woman over thoro WJEH RADIO PROGRAM LOG MONl>A Y THROVGH FRIDAY 6:00 SlJn On, Musi<:nl Clock 6:30 News Headlines 6:32 Mnsical Clock 7:00 Be Still & Kno1: 7;1D News 7:08 Musical ~k 7:30 News Headlines 7:12 Musical Cloct. 7:45 Word & Testimony 8 00 Oblo Valley Newa B 115 World, National New• a 10 Sporil B 15 Weather Picture 8 16 Mll8ical Clnct 8 55 Community News j 00 Talk ot tbe Town 9 55 Muon County Newa 111 00 hmlb Worship Hour IU 15 Public Sen·tce There were 28 For Rent members pre- Ill 30 Latchslrlu& 111 55 World News 11:00 Newa Beat and three guests includMrs. Bertha Archer, Mta. Harlnay and Steven . Mrs. Pullen was .,.. with the serving by her Stepbanle Pull· Mrs. 1s the new ol tbe class. Mrs. RaY· Luman's resilnatlob 11 wu accepted. ; I :05 Mornlna Melodies (e&eepl Friday' Cban:b BeUo Hlftl) 11 46 World Newa II li5 Muon CouDI7 NeWI 12 00 CommunliJ News 12 06 Local NeWI I~ 12 12 12 12 12 -=-: in tho polka-dot oklrt? Throw hor out!" 10 Markell lo Mid D11J Weather :10 lllnlll Bullellft 8olrd a Newa 0 Gram• ao l\iJ'ICUIIUre qent 46 CotmlrJ Go Round I 55 Ntwa Ileal 2 00 CotmlrJ Go Round 2 55 NeWI Ileal 3:01· Mlci-Way Mallllee 3 55 Ntwa Beat 4 00 Dllt:ltrc wllb Pau =----:;..;:::·- ...... -=--=...:: PIANOS 4·30 Interchange >·OO Community News 5:06 World, National New1 5:15 Spotlight on Spoi'IS 5:25 Weather 5:30 Sunset Blvd. 8: 110 Sign Off . SAnJRDAY 6:00 Sign On, Musical Clock 7:00 Be Still v Know 7:0' Nowo 7:08 Musical Clock 7:45 Word & Testimony 1:00 Oblo Valley NOWI I :Ill World, National NeWI 8.10 Spoi'IS Tnday 1: 15 Weatller Picture 1:18 Musical Clock 8:55 News 9 00 MUSical Clrl 9:30 Sona & Srory Time 9:45 Family Worship Hour 10:110 News 101116 High School Hit Parada 10:55 New• II :00 Army Time 11:30 Specll!i Communi., Pratrams 12:110 Newa Roundup 12:20 BulleUn Board 12:25 NeWI 0 Grams 12:30 Saturdl]l MaUnee 1:55 News Beat 1:011 Saturd&J MM!nee 1:16 Nelli Ileal 3:00 Saturday Mallllee 1:55 Newa Ileal 4:011 Otsclntl Willi Doa 4llll Top Tea Rnue 11:10 Nen Snmii!UJ 1: 15 Public: SeMce 5:30 01nner Musicale I :OC SJaD Off ' .A Gtjptcp • OCDLHOrWO OBTPZO HK DQ BBOTX.-BTZIS At-lM Tl-IATS B'EiTE~ TI-!An PB=IFECT PO DFRKZ· EOBO FOMOB ETZRK W~TNrr! OXOB- Yes~lila,!'w Cryploquote: J\N EDUCATED MAN IS ONII) WHO HAS THI!I RlG!ft" LOVlilB AND liA.'l'!WD:>.-I.IN WMPO Radio IIONDAI TBRtl FRIDAY 1:00 Sign oo Newa 1:05 Sacred B.n 1:20 Coillltry Jamboree 1:00 Sip •On 1:05 Country lfusfc Time 1:20 Count~! Jamboree 1:36 Jolm Hartu 1:30 Farm Nowa 7:05 Breatlall Party 8:15 Jones Bulcl: Show 10: IS Tbe Good We 7:00 News 10:35 Music In l'be Alr 7:05 Tiny's Chapel 10:40 This Is Music 7:3L Newa 11:05 Top Ten Show 7:ll6 Plderu: Hardware 11:35 Top Ten Show (Dul.fono) ('J'Ues,·Tburs.) 1.2:00 Noon News 7:511 Nowo Report 1.2:15 Musical Interlude I:W Breaklaat Party 1.2:30 Rev. MerUn 'feels 1:10 Roy's Food Basket 1:00 Platter Partv 8:30 Van Patrt<S Sports 7:00 Sundown Serenade 1:4t Bator Fumti!Jre.Wed-Frl 7:30 Sign 011 1:66 Open House -lNU·Y 1:110 Newi .... n 1.:05 Coffee Wltb Janel 7:05 Sign 011 1:40 Betty Newtoo 7:30 French City Baptist Hour 11:00 Mlnlsterlal Assoc. t:OO Wings of Heallng ABBIE AND SLATS 11:15 Country Drlflen M·W t:35 Bible Speab to You 11:15 Mason Cl Agr; Ez~TUe 10:00 Voice of Prophecy U.lb U .C. J>rocram-Frl Ul:35 Waab. Reports to People 11•15 Family WOI'IIIip-Tbun. 11:110 Sunday Sbow 11:40 Tlny'a Country B,ymm 12:00 Noaa Newa 12:00 Noon Raport 1.2:15 Cbrlstlaa Hour 12:30 Goessier'l Guest Star·Frl. 1.2:30 Rev. Merllo Teets 12:SO Music Juat For You 1:00 BillY GQbam 4:15 811- Sbow-TUea. 1:35 Lutberaa Hour 1:30 ~ Newa 2:00 Tba Qmrcb At '::ork 4:54 11o1r1Jni Scorw 5:00 Coanll7lqum Timers 1:110 News Uli World In Review 7:30 Sign 011 I:CIO laptlat Hour 8.\nJIID&ll 7:CIO Sip Off h GEOitGE WONDEIII 1 WINNie WINkLE I MAKE MINE W\N~Ll.A 8w HAROLD GRAY' LITTLE ORPHAN ANNII 1:36 Paul Bowers 6:40 Meigs Cl A!ll'. Exl _, OTMU PAA'DIII IUitDI I ·j LKJ' fERRY •WUILITZia eiALDWIIt • QwtlaUoa llltVZB 110 j DICK T'RAt HERE! JUSi A. 'TOk'EN, ib POT M't' MONE'I' INHERE MV MOUTH IS! VOU'LL MAKE A FORTIJNE OOT Of: THIS: NOVEL AHU ilO WILL l! OJ.!. BILL! 5() ... £0 MUCH! !=II=T'( 'THOUSAtiD! JUs; A STARTER t IT'S SE"EN A l-ONG ROUGH ROllO f':OI? YOU BOTH. Bdr THAT'S ALL OVER tlOW 1 �I Oaiiy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, ·-- - -- - o., July 2S, 19&4-7 - AM'!J\ 'ftiE DI!:LtiGEo The Good Frldu eutbq. . Wfllatlit uYOe aloaJ llle Voltln b.W. aen ·~ aa4 to tile atGre of Hayer W...,ord (wiOI tftW: pulled Ia froat~ Willa federal alii aa4 JMip rrom eo-ermt aappUere, tile port leWa IJ Jftlllll• Ita ree«. lnl at the Churcb ol Cbrllt Ill Galllpollo. Mr. arx1 Hn. Sylvan Balta BY MARIE 41.£X.o.NDER arxl daughter, Columbua a ro spendin1 thlo week wllb bet Those from hen who atte-• nued the McCarley-Owena wed- parent.o, Mr. a!lll Mrs. Malon at Methodist church ;, Bea- K~.nned.f and 1011 Dick. ver, Friday evening iDcluded Sunday diDnor gueat.o of Mr. M nd M J H Cl d M arxl Mrl. Tom Quickie were J rd._a 81 urs. ~: 'Pat~- Mr. and Mn. Beecbet Davll Jalm Cast M ' arxl Mrt . .Roae .GiaB!burll. Mar. anduMer, o, r. d M crs.E Alexander and Mr. arxl Mrs. DaD Swick were an Mrs. . . AI. ander In Columbut over the weekend Mrs. ar1e ex . · vi slUng In the home of their Mr. and Mrs. Joe Payne and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Joe of W_orxlst~k, Va. ar: Matthews. for a vtall w1th their par •- • ents, Mr. arxl Mrs. W. G. Cas- Mrs .. Dave Jenntngo,_ ... ug,. to arxl Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Pay- ter, Michele of Dunedin, Fla. They will be accompanted and Mrs. Ethel Welker, ColumK. . ho ·bus visited . friends and relaby d h ~~g- ter, risst~ w tives here over the weekend been VISiting her gra par. • ents. Mrs. Bob Tinker and son, CoMrs. Hazel Harman returned lumbue •pent the weekend with home after sperxllng a week her parents, Mr. •nd-~~!"bwith Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Har- ert Eagle and gr......,uu.,.er, man, Cedarville. Mrs. Cora Eagle and called Miss Cloene Samuels, Colum- on her grandfather, ClyM E&bua opent the weekend here gle, a paUent iD Holzer Hosplther parents, Mr. arxl Mrs. al. Sam Samuela. Mrs. L. C. Long and doughMr. and Mrs. Tom Davia and ters, Arlene and Lynn art vi&son, Columbue attended I he lllng relatives at Cleveland McCarley : Owena wedding at and Dayton thla weet. Beaver Fnday everung and Mrs. Ellls Halley, Powell, l)lelll the weekend with her par- spent a few days recently with ents, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Alex- her mother, Mrl. Clyde Eagle. arxler. . Mrs. Nell Keeney, Mrs. Myr-Mra. Bill Ewing, daughter, tie Davos arxl Mrs. Florence Becky! Columbua were week- Quickie, Mrs. Sally Harden, Or-V~ltors of Mr. and Mrs. larxlo, Fla. were BhoppiDI iD GranVJlle Casto and Mr. and Huntington Tuesday. . Mrs. G. P. Ewing. Eddie McGhee, son Jessie, Mro. Pauline Polsley and 1011 Rave~ opent the weekend have moved into one of the a- wtth his parents, Mr. and Mrs. partmeoll owned by Mr. arxl Ed McGhee. Mrs. Daniel Evans. Mr. and Mra. Junior Scott Mr. and Mrs. JameJ Bush and children, Toledo. ~t sevand family, Mr. and Mrs. Dale era! days recently With their arxl sons and Mrs. par~ll and other relatives. McMlllan were Sunday Phillp Snyder, Pendleton, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Call!. to home 00 30-day leave Faulkner of Miller. With his parent.o, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. arxl Mra. Leon Casto llld James Sn~der, Marvaleab and and Mrs. Ray Casto, dau- other relatives. Kay, Columbus, . were Mr. and Mrs. John Stevens, vlslton of lhmr par- daughter Ann and Mrs. Mr. and Mn. Granville Gerlach open! Sunday In Casto and Mr. and Mrs. Joe lumbus with Mr. and Mrs . Payne and family who are fis- Wood and family. They ' tUng here from VIrginia. accompanied home by their Mr. and Mra. Edgel Hall and daughter, Jan _who had vlslted aons, Columbua 1pent the week- the past week In the W o o d with her parenll, Mr. and home. Mrs. Marton !lcGbee and at- Mr. and Mrs. Max Hartsook landed church Sunday mom- and 10111 were weellerxl vis!ton Vinton d OTHI!R SIDE-ANttiHER WORLD-New addHioa 1o Sl Peter's Batdllca In Rome Ia the "doer of death"-a llltclal entrance for funeral proceuiono. Fifteen ill the makIng by ~lptor Giacomo Manzo, the DI818Jve bronze panels bear ral&ed figures aymhollc of the pa.sslng of man, In bolb rean the Ular&ical and literal ..,....,_ Appropriate, Well-Fitted Clothes 'Make the Man' "Farm Loans for FARMERS by FARMERS" "Clothes make the man" Is ' much discussed saying. ~lothes do help - at least in .naking that first Impression. ' well-dressed man wears aporlpriate, becoming and well 'itted clothes. Clot.hes that are appropriate 101 only fit the occasion b u I :hey also fit together. All clothng Items worn at one time 1hould contribute to a tingle idea - a sports outift, for exIUllple, calls for sports shoes •ith a sport shirt or jacket, dacks, and a sporty hat. A Homburg hal would not be 1ppropriate with a sporie out'It nor would a sport shirt be oppropriate with a busiDess suit " formal wear. Today, colored md striped shirt.o for buelneas FOR FARM FINANCING See JACKSON {j,pt~Jt; ASSOCIATION DICK STERRET CLYDE WALKER Athens-Mtits Galllpolit LY 3-1612 • WY 2-527D c;1 6-3m c. s. 9 - This pure-bred Charolals bull, owned by Emerso~ E. Evans, Triple EEE Re~e~rch Ranch, Inc., pl~ced breeds across the nation by compiling 91 points - 41 above standard reqUirements- to become OhiO s first Certified Meat Stre. CAPITAINE Triple EEE's Capitaine • lS 1st Ohio CMS • come rn /et us show you how to wear are fashionable. Because ol their soft con8trnctlon, may also be worn for wear. Many men want to look tldnnar and-or taller. Matching trouser. and jackets b>nJ to do this- so do jackets and trous-ol about the Mme value color, even though one may be a solid color and the other a muted chect or plaid. Black and dark colors are apt to make I person teem thln. Even the lines of each clothing Item can affect t h apparent llze of a man. T h deeper the opening of the and the narrower the lapels, taller and thinner the figure and the IOIIJer the Not all rnen,want to look and thinner. Some w o u 1 d to took heavier some want look shorter. Many this effect end so do jackeq and slacka wblcb do no move up to better living Well-fitted garments biVe ~~~:~:wriDklea - diagonal, 111 or CI'OBIIWise. There no slgo of tlghllless - ~I iarment flta the wearer. coal collar hugs the neck at and sldeo. Tllo ouit coal neither too short nor too long usually about lmuctle length. I ADD·A·ftOOM everr women dream• of a new modern kltoh•n In her home Oil of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Hartsook. Jessie McGhee, Ravelma Is spending a week with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed MeGhee. Dinner guests Wednesday of Mrs. Anna Higgins were Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Hartsook and and Mrs. Chester White. Terry Hartsook, COlumbus, a week recendy with his Mr. and Mrs. E. Mel Renfro of Oregon (top right), Bob Brown of Nebraska (bottom left) and Joe Don · Looney of Oklahoma were top collegiate ~layero in the nation. ThJJ year, they'll b.., , to prove thenuelves again as rooklea in the Notional Football League campi o1 Saa rna. cisco, Dallas, Philadelphia and New York, rospectivel7. 1 Norris and family. Mrs. Wilmer Parsons, and tam-1Denlse Hawley, Mlda.lepol't1 ,. Mrs. Marion Thomas visited ily Mr. and Mr> Mattilow 1turned home after operxllaJ I ln Virgin!~:~ with her stster who Bu,rne.s. Everg 1·een , M1 and 1 wet>!~ with their aramdparata, ·· is Ill. IMr. and Mr • . Perry Br:'<lbury David Matthews and Homer Mrs. Rl<1 i DinSJ .ore, Mr. I Mrs. Cora Ward ltas receDI Hockman are employed on and Mrs ..John Thoma and fam· ldmner guest of Mri. Jeesil. construction worl at Racine. il,r, Mr . tnd ,'\!Irs. Rvn Raffle, K,erns at Gallipolis. A pl<ni< dinner was held Mr. and Mr.s. Fess Rose and i Mr. and M•·•· Paul Wamsley, Sunday at the home of Mr. son all of Columbcs. Mr. and · Dai<- Si;•ou and Virct. Wamj . ' and M.s. Ray Lom!oy. AI tend- ~1rs. Carl Ta) lor an~ • fa mily , lley spent a day in COl~.._ ., ing were Miss Dale Ward. Port· Rutland, Dorothy and Juanita ccnt ly. . land, Ore., Mr. Knd il'rs. Owen Arrm~l<m, S'""· 'ob. and Ro-- 1 Ralph Balea apont ~ ' '. Cotterill. and daughters, Colum- gtr Hawley. and fonzo Taylor. w1th his grancjparenlll .. W- llll bia, Mo., Mr. and ·Mrs. Mack The Wumen's Socie.y of the Mrs. Lester Bales lilliJ\j(,€Jar•. 1 Ward, Mr. and Mrs. Scottie Kyger M. E. Church met Wed- ence Woods, Mill l\OliCI.~ · ; ,~Ward, Mr. and Mrs. Wendell • nesday . July " at tlte home of SuQdliy lliiK14 ~Jr. • ord·Mn Ward , an~ ch1id·en. all of Co- •. ~;, s Clyd. Harnson. Attending V~rg•l Wamsley, end Job 1 lwnbus, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Wa~ were M1 s. \1oe Ath,•y Mrs. VIa- , Gtbbs. Jr were Mr. and Mri ters, Middleport, Mr. and Mrs. 1 lind ,, Hr•dbt.r) . Mrs. Cora Delmar G1bbs arxl laml,ly, Jolt Gerald Tate, Dayton Mr. and I Wood , :11" Nma RuJ><:. and and Mrs. John Gibb>, Jr._ ~ru Mrs. Luther Frederick, and Mr. , Mrs. LucJIIe MuH~ ~d. Carpet fanui) Jf Chkago , Mr. and -MI-a and Mrs. ~arl Gco:-g. of Eno, rags .,.,e,~ se..,ed. Refreshments Burley Grimtead aod Jamil) Mr. and Mrs. Freddie C.eor~e were serv•'<l. Columbus, and -!lllrry~oinstea< and children, Rutland. Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Rous!t and : and granddaQgh>A!r, ' l!artrorcl Mrs. Alvin Haggy, Pomeroy M1s~ H:ita Stump of Columbus w. Va. and Mr. r.d Mrs. J.ay Lemley. Ivisited uver the weekend with Lt and Mrs. Dovld Fulto1 All of the 'dldren .. : 1trS Lem- itheir P""'"''· Mr. •nd Mrs. and family of Dover Del. ar< ley were present e'!l:t;ep! one Arnold Stur . .and Mr. and visitmg relatives in '"le area. daughter, Carol who lives at Mrs. J1nrt1e Roush. Mr. .na .s. n · let 1 Rockdai• . Me. I Cheryl, V•cki. and Bobby and da•Jghter Rhonda spent A reunion was hel<i at the · Wood. Canal Winche>,er . and Monda y at Akron. h<>me of Fonzo Taylor Sunday. ' ,-..__ _.....,......... .._...,....,.._~iiiiO'"'ij July 19 with 41 'lersons present. Atte11ding were Nan Baird, Pomeroy and friend, Frank .. nbus. nd Mrs. Norval Holcomb and son of Ansted. w. Va, Mr. and 1 r . ..-=...,...=..,._.,... BE READY' WITH A ... ~NEW 80% ort>duction .., taym for to months-3.84 pounds Of feed per dozen eqs- just OfMI eumPII Of HOLLAND Provico's top productjQL PIM1onlt8noe .. - -- TOP QUALITY For sound shell texturl..z. 1'1i.!fh grade tnterior QUality, us• t"I'OVICO. Get full advantage of the intwlrited chafacterisl:ic ol the straill. Sharpens Own Knives In 4J!J Minute• SEE US TODAY FOR A FREE DEMONSTRATION ON THE 616 CHOPPER ! OHIO VALLEY INDUSTRIES I FULTON THOMPSON TRACTOR SALES Phana WI 94202 the IIWf ol the - TOP PRODUCTION 616 CHOPPER Morris Equipment Co. :~[1 P•rl St. m8nder--bl-chlef, U.S. PI duty FIIESHMEN AGAIN-Last football aeason, playen like George Mira of Miami !top left), .. "'"'" Sunday VISito.s <>f Mr. and Mrs. Carl Weimann . Spending Saturd•y evening \\1th Mr. 1 na Mrs. Robert Conkle and family were Mr. and Mrs. Emersoh Spires, and Mr. and Mrs. Waldon J.larst. Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. wa--rt OXyer and doughters were Mr. and ~:rs. Arnstead Arnola and daughter, Charleston, and Mr.. Doris Conkle To~y and Willard 1xyer 01 Jessup, Md. visited Mr. and Mrs. Wayne O•yer and family arxl other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. C'shel Tribble visited in Parkersburg Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Jamea. Mrs. Allee Elklru. end Miss Lizzie Et~a .::::hapman of Huntingtun, W. Va. were weekend guests of .nd ~' illiam e 45 INTERNAnONAL BALER e 50 INTERNATIONAL BALER e 400 INTERNAnONAL TRAaOR e 35 FERGUSON TRAaOR WllllaJIII hu ~n named <timmaoder of Service Sqaadroa No. I In Saaebo, Jap111. Me just completed a tour of Cheer up! Gear up with GRAVELY lor MATCHLESS MOW-BILITYI and Mrs. art JenK , spent Saturday ..ftemoon with friends a• Porter. Sund, . guests of •.tr. and lin. Chari• Tate and family wer• her slo<er, Mr. ana Mrs. Robe 1 (M 1 ) •- -• d r ax ne ...auey an dlughtera, Columb•Js, arxl Mr. IlldMrs. ~ et. JdTt a e Day ton. The many friendo of Mrs. Wes- ' ley Bennett In the Kyger area l were oorry to hea1 of her 111- · ness M~. and Mrs. Marlm RIfe ---FOR SALE!----. SEOUL, South Korea (UPI)~ Adm. Woodrow W. M~ ICr•ory, 58, arrives here today to over aa commarxler of fprcee In Korea from Rear Joaepb Wllllams, Jr. living •pac• to your hom• ---~'---BY MRS. D. I.. 81'11\E& Mrs. Cora C Ward 1rand Mr. !!!riiiO=======--=====iiiO==iiiO...-...:..l TAKES OVER COMMAND lhe eoonomloal war to add Kyger SPRIN~ I POMEROY, 0. AVE. ltacln., 0. PADVrco CALL 1111 li£E I Phone WY 2-2161 '. Minersville, Ohio Goose frem S w~16 All-tinr Dtlrel BIG, BIG SAVING,S_DURING LANDMARK'S Na.aw your . .winl job-there'a • Gravely mowir to do fl Sure Sign of Quality' 11 fut. New BO" Rotary mak• quick work ol larpana laWDL For WIIIUitched reel IDOWiDc, 1at the 30" a.ifor kina:..._. jot., the 76"Reel Ganp. MowyaUJ" rDilfha quieklp with tbe C" Sidle Mower. For aD-around IIIO'Oinr, ... tbo 30" Ro...,.--equolly at homr . . your ilDe lawa or in 700-r plllltl,ln. AU b.vt niniiiCtioliforunilorm cut; ........ of..,. niL AU pon•al by rur.,d Gravely 'l'rut.or ......,..u.,...drl... .IICLOS•D POliCH .,. old. open porch oan M •nalo..- for extra •pave ••u:;.cm:..,• ••• with • "FREE" ICE CREAM 16·. FIELD HlRV~SYit ......A-pl...,-· '""' • !lltl ·-- copaclly . . e C:.p '''dip ....... .,......... Wflt. ..... ~ 1 , ( . that ali.,. y~ for&p croJ)II t,OOO tlin. .,... 'mb;ia~ .. , eull aborter tban a l( iD •. Io,. Filler ,eut forap PI<D tlehter •• . , _ r.. etoraie apaoa _,' . Iota tiRM .,.._. do the work of fo'!r. l'ltlely·'Ou.t f.,... II moruilti'ltlouo, and liveotock • • up &toUJhi after e:vtty,.(eedJar. The t6 baa bir -.paclty • : . 60% areater .tbtii lllf' otbw h.,.. wltb elkltng gtaae cloore chopper In the 11&1110 price .. ..... Sugar Run Flour Mills Phone WY-2-2115 Mulberry Ave. Pomeroy, Ohio rw. . Gravely Tractodd;s ." :Service WYJ.2975 · . · '·' I '·' ~· . • MIIGs EGUJPMEII'f, ·•. . . · . COMPAN'(' . ·. . 1~• ~ I . , , . !lair Mol .. o-•1 - · • "!!i!~- • WY ' 11-1116-1/1 .--T .. •·· .:·! --.~:~ i l'<htllll_.,.. ., ~ .: ,J' ' r ' ' . ~ . !... ' . . 13 Cubic Foot '235 . ·15 Cubic Foot '285 ' '· Avalla.le wit,, cJ.,.' ~ttar ...., ., ......... pickup ••lt-•wltc~" nhs 1. ...little.. ~. , .• ,....._ ~ CHEST FRUzW CO-NATION FREEZERS ' . SERVING MEIGS,. MASON 1nd GALLIA COUNTIES BIGGEST APPLIANCE. DISPLAY IN S. E. OHIO :< ' B. .'• • bfr-eapecity ~bliPper -irltb t t.kmfe t11tt..- ~ SLIDING OLAaa DOOR8 llrlng ..._ IMitdaa,. tnt. JOIII' FOR EACH CUBIC FOOT OF UNICO FREEZER, REFRIGERATOR OR COMBINATION SPACE YOU BUY - j, • .Y.....lt.lortllltrifo.ot..._c...... ' .: . 1h GALLON ICE REAM I'REE • .( '\' .15 Cubic Poot ----. 17 Cubic Foot _ _ 21 ,Cubic Poot ,_ 23 Cubic~_ .OPI'I- GOOD. -- ,. TIL $195 $~1f : ' *'~ •POME_"~OY UPRIGHT FREEZERS :;: ' $2'65 JULY atlir--., IYAUJUtf' 15 Cubic Foot-- ,$215 18 Cubic ~ $245 21 Cubic Foot $289 30 Cubic Foot $369 ..A~ek W. Carsey, Mtlr• (Main St. WY 2·2-111 -· '·· ' . �t • ' I. ' ·IVelrunt SeMtke ft Mainly About People In Pomeroy I GJVB IIIB'l'IIDAY PARTr ' ' • ' Mr ""' Mrl. Lawrenoo Mas>Reld on Wednudlry zy with • blrlbdar In Week o/ Camplnr Jl'uneral lei'Yieel ror Mr •· )IN'Iy lor their 11011, Roger • and "'"' Scout ...... SIS spent a Conole Roush ReJresiuZlellll of -< u~. Harry .Weilrung were beld from ,_ and cake and pizzas fiiJiolllled ww at Buntlr.lloo'• tile Ewlsli Cllapel W..u-laJ ""' bod · ·-' h ·1 J with th Rev C Me~ aened to the i!lvi Clmp Arrowliead uwuer I e ~- :;;.., ~ of .~ Uo- gu..... Sending slflo but omab!e leadership of OrvU1e Wllel lb!d Methodlat church olflclat.- to allend were Mr · and Mn. and Merrill Taylor, ocoulm.. IDg Harry Kauri. Present were Mr. s'.na1 1088 In BeeclJ Grn.,. and Mro. Tom Jtou•b and faml· lm. '*"'eiery and pallbearen were ly, Rolle Otler, Frank •Rat!>- The tJ'OOp ol SBVeD boyl . . Auslll> Phllllpo, Gall loiiUer, burn, Mr. and Mn. Gtorge Cas- turned Sunday, July 18. .Eight Sidney Spencer, Donald ' Web- SO and Jlmmy, Mra. lay Mal> merit badges were earned. 0.. rung, Marvin Spencer and. Craig ley ~ Cathy, Mrs. Rosemary Taylor, senior petrol leader, Webnmg. Coming from out ol Hyeell, Brenda, Peunl and Sber- earned !be Nature merll badp soW!I • ..., Mr. and Mn. 1111- rl. . and Mr. and Mro. Elwood and Swimming badges, and file. ))ert Galea, Mra. Mlmle New- Pbllllpo and Carole. Roger Man. ky Werner Fint Aid, WUdiJfa hauser and Mr. and Mn. Del· ley will leave Monday lor In- Management and Pioneering phla Webnmg, Cantoo: Mr. ductlon In the U.S. ~Y· merit Olldgea. Dana Snouffer and Mro. Edgar Webnmg and worked on the first ald mer!& Mro. Elza Webnmg, Cleveland; GIVE DINNER I'~TY badge, Don Anderson and RayMrs. Herman MorriBOD, YOilllp- MlBa Betty Fisher entertaJn. mood Michaels W<lrked toward sown; Oakley Webrun& Pltlt- ed wltb a dinner Thuraday eve- First Class award•. burgh, Pa.; Mr. and Mro. Mar- olng' at her bosne, CavHt bon, ----vin Spe._, Fairborn; Mr. and orlng Robert McDaniel on his Mro. Craig Webrung, Colwnbus; birthday. Guelll were Miss Bet- The sWI 112\11. olficers ol the and Edward Mclnto..h, Dayton. ty Williams, Cllflord Frazier Meigs county '¥emple of Pytl>and Teddy Fisher. lao slolm of Mlddle~rt art GUESTS COME poetponlng their meeting, schMr. and Mrs. Bruce SchoU guests o1 Mn. ·Franc!• SchoU eduled for Monday evening Ulland chlldren of Toledo w e r • dorlng the peot weekend. W A\lillsl. _ ~ ,...,, e ....., •lfo n,_, .... ft «~ ...._.Tiadaystt.alla · • 1'llesllay ...... ·y · n &.i en .. t.l "' ", e ~- NOW Y()1.J ~ \. ~ ..:: v!.i;'s,!::~-:: ~=.~;;r~·s= ... v\ .. I'Citt,&Ov-MJDDI.EPORt, 'OHib., MONDAY, JULY 27, 1964 -' ---------------..;,_~----.,iii.------------- ' s..... Both On 'Main Str11t and On Our Parking ' ly EUG&NE H. ILABEY JIOCHESTER, N. Y. (UPI) - Three battalions of Na. llonil Guardsmen were committed to this riot-ravaged city today to support state and local police in clamping a lid on· racial riolence and pillaging that flared here for lhree ouccesslve nights. Negrne• went Into the Sunday night in a nightl<1g curlew and burled rocks, bottles and in> Io•ovloed lire bombs, mostly I hlt-..111-hlde· for&ys, in despite presence of 1,200 lawmen. Vaoand looting, wbich with the first outbreak of Friday nigh~ urly Joday \ By MlchMI T. Mlllloy SAIGON, South Viet N• IUPI) - The United state~. lias promised to send IIIW U. S. soldier and ei~ advisers to South Viet NNa and to furnish more ~ , ment for the war aplzlit · tile Communist gu~ the Vietnamese govei'IIllltlll·~ , announced tonight. ~ .· The announcement by ., .., · mier Maj. Gen. Nguyen ~ · ' said th< undisclosed llllll1lii' · Hoffa Will AppeaJ Verdit" Lawyer Criticizes Decision CJUCAGO (UP!) - Teamsters 00.. James R. Hoffa bls attorneys today to plan the aliDeal of hla on charges he conspired to drain 'f25 million from the union pensiKon~:fu~n~dl;to~f;urther his own interest. Atty. Gen. Robert F. was d •• c r 1bed as on one count. Tbere's pleased" with !be verdict. involved." Tba 51-y....oot ezar of Hoffa's attorney• immediately largest union motions ror acquittal or comment on the trial. U.S. Dlstrk:l second Richard B. AU511n, 1 of fresh Amerlcan troops W~ be used as additional adrilerll in battlefield areas. They will reinforce tile ap proximately 15,500 America servicemen already oenis1g M advisers with Vietnamese fllll'r ing fo-ces in tbio war - 1Ift Lot On Southeast Asian nation. TON1GHT ud Tbe Gama nm.es, GaUlpoDs. Oblo Furnlohlnga f'or • THE SHOE BOX AJLY 567891011 12 13 14 IS 16 17 l8 t9 20 21 22 23 24 25 2627282930 3t- .. ~~_v_: ELBERFELDS DRIVE· IN • , • . ,, . • •nt1nue, . D re aysimomlng ···t23 • · ELBERFEL~S, MAIN AND 2ND STS., POMEROY . .. . Lawn Mowers - Bicycl11 - TV Re ...lrs - Used Furniture ond Appllonc... MASON l'J64 SMfWtfS Vlolt The Mtehanlc St. WorehouH for 'Hard Surfece Floor Coverings ·~ ·. MIDDLEPORT, 0. . 1111 present a gospel conM<We Equlpm. . 1 7:30 p.m. Tile concert 1 The South Vietnamese pre~. mier said there would also lit an increase of U.S. • 8UJ'I)II!ll 0 equipment. i eluding lr~ planes, plus more technielaill for maintenance and eonunwal- SATURDAY, JULY 25, 1964 Your Home and Wearing Ap... rel for Your Family, UNTIL 9 PM . . cations work. . . The POMEROY ' ID SIEP , RGRID des again will raise the man or the u.s. Joint Chief& fll ury to 90 or higher: Staff. lor the immediate fu!ure, A communique pubUshed af· 1er forecasters said there ter the meeting said: "The prime minister of the eat wave towards the end Vietnamese government has 1e week. Showers or a Ijust received confirmation from !e in wind direction per- ·Ambassador Maxwell D. Tay- a possibility of a break in Thursday or Friday could lor that the U. S. government. POMEROY . OHIO AT ONLY TONIGHT lilly W iJder's "IRMA LA DOUCE" CTechnlcolor) Jack Lemmon . Shirley Mac· LKine. This pJcture ls for ADULTS ONL Y• One admission only: 60c:. \ ny Workmao and chUdren, Mrs. Kathy R111seU and chlldren of M811tu; and Mrs. Margery Grillsled and children, and Mrs. Judy McKnight and children, New Haven; and Mrs. Tootle Kreb of Point Pleasant, WITH DEBT • CANCELLING LIFE INSURANCE There's e combination that's hard to beat and one that will protect your family Q: galnst a burden of debt •• , just in coso, From experience, you know that It pays to look around for the best deal when it comes to buying a car. it pays luat as well to look In on uo when it comes to the financing. ' ~Ulgj Wiwtri !Iowen everywli<ln ~ J·a¥Jt& BEGINS TRAINING Gale F. Shrimplin, 17, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gale F. Shrimplin, Sr. of Ma8051, began basic b·aining at the Naval Training Center, Great Lakes, m. \ FOR ALL OCCASIONS Pomeroy Flower ShOD •rn~ . .-.-.. WE GIVI w MilD TV STAM" Pomeror FAIR TIME IS NEAR! NOW IS THE TIME TO GET READY FOR SHOP US FOR THESE ITEMS: and Savings Mllmbor Federal R-rve System Member l"edenl Deposit Insurance ~r.,lon POMEROY, OHIO eSEVERAL. KINDS OF BRUSHES AND COMBS e SHAMPOO COAT DRESSING AND SHOW SHINE FOR JHE HORNS AND FEET eHALTER AND LEAD S1JAP· · eSHOW HALTER, ALL SIZES ;:00 Gehe . Gilmore Supply ~Store W. 2nd St. Pclnse!'Cif . Titlmey. suNDAY JULY t1 a.a-1 IS, "The Cool TboJ' er.Jy•• (1!158) .Scott lowe. II CiHto to 70 a! Marietta. Cleve-! Khanh listed four main fields had 60. Columbus 68 and of U.S. aid: ·nati 69. 1 -"To have mor• mOltary ad· visers among units of the forces of the RepubUe vo Motorists ofarmed Viet Nam, especially at tbe battalion level, the sea patn:i air units." ted Followl, D"t1 andStrengthen Special F....., -"To beef up the American nday Accident Special_ Forces in order to help the VIetnamese intensify the • , , training and supporfinl units 1 . dnver s were cl. ed h~ of thilll corps with 1 view to U.. !Ho S~te Patrol after a creasing tht!ir effectivflneSS iD tr ~rcident at 2:15 p.m. joperations against (Communist) F,..Astaiouod lanleeloaoelhll .. roo•ited io ''Uiok Pretty,• • .....laeg --sic!lllllital......,lo colot, oo NBC-TV's "loll Hope Y.on Rt. 124. seven-tenths [Viet Cong infiltration serosa our border, and especially at ,_1151,, .• ....... Irs Asfai10's fim tolroisicMI - a i COMedy ... mle thofitsltllno Joeaod lOrrie ......... teaOIOd ,;-!Mit~ ........ -'o5J ._. oll951, '10. goes to Connecticut to be there for the changing of the leaves. 1r drivf'n by Charles Fri- conducting counter-guerrflla op:. Pomeroy , swung to the erations to destroy Viet Cona '59..,. Old Hand Is Back It's Gene Tierney She likes to visit France annual- l, Rutland. cited to Meigs charged with defectiv• :; Emmeti Welch, so, s Run, Pomeroy, In jail held on an open after he is reported to ltempted an attack with ng knife aud Finley Man, Middleport, charged :Chhiking. tblnp Dke ~tmled BUT mE YOUNG girl UP' -usband. she wiD evenluallJ lib Oleo,.. ~. oYet She JoY. IL tllllll. SliP _: Ail taJke!t''Iii . concll- Jll'GIIPO" - and - . . . Ia pol- · aad · The battle, centering seva miles northeast of the ~ cia! capital of Toy Hoa, 1'8ffd into its sec<lDII day today. '1'111 · U. S. spokesman said the • Communists were kilied In "jut ooe section'' of the battle aad indicated final casualty ~ would be much larger. Three men poslld bond . ssions Saturday - Cha,... the weekend in OOUDiy 'R:~i !llC<'r, Minersville; Low- Robert PII'SOIIll of Rac!De ' •gett, Pomeroy; John posted two $25 bonds \II! s, Athellll; Carl Sami>' charge of trespassing atitl arri•nnville. turbluc tile peace, Jolisl .,.ges Satunlay - Jesse of Oalt Hill )IO!!Ied a • Pomeroy' Loui"" Yateo. on a charge of passlnJ Mrs. Gordon Wine- right. Bartoo ~IIIIOD of Y,. . and daughter, Sy· Ia pooled two $11.50 . , Mrs. Robert Tucker on chaqes of eaetlllft tighter, Racine. for road aad osions S•nday - Rnd- valid opere!nr's UOISIII!. Langovillo; 111111' Racine; Zana IIIAIUIIAGB •pl~;Ali jP<•meroy; Frances ' · .. W. Va., Gl'lllit IIerman ·S. Jtr · permost In Miss Tierney's mind citfllb'els'l is h<! 16-year-old daughter, n- ana mil• POST BONDS tNA . vme, --· lJDl'ID, ' ! .I j I i' Memorial HO!Ipital 141a w-': - u,u live o( Rt. t43. units and bases." -"To have more military advlsers In the provinces In order to improve regional and mi~ tia forces ." A U. S. miUtary spokesmaa reported earlier today that Vietnamese government troops havt' killed 36 Communist Viet ~ guerrillas in a major offenslvt ill Phu Yen Province, 2S5 Aug ; northwest of Saigon. One till r arre~ts reportt>~ by the the guerrillas was reportld included Hobert L. For- captured. ly - "It's a wonderful, civl!iz. BY DICK KLEINER ed country and the people are Hollfwond Correspondeot so independent." HOLLYWOOD - (NEA) Mrs. Howard Lee Is the very ONCE A YEAR, at least, sbe model of a modern Teus socie- makes a movie. Currently, she's ty Indy. Slle Is married to a playing a smaU but dramatic man who Is In oil, of course. pert in "Tba Pleasure Seek· She does good works, chartty - ers." It's more than a bobby wise. Sbe ta pretty and auntan- witb her; it's almost thereapeuned. Sbe dressea with a costly tio. flair. Sbe takea an Interest In 1'There ·s a part of every acpotitios, pnoferably Repoblican. tress that doesn't quit," s be And sbe baa a bobby. says. "It's Uke a abot In the Mrl. Lee's hobby Is acUng, arm for me to come out bere wblcb Is understandable. Her and get back so work. Ah realmaldell name is Gene Tierney. ly Jove it... It Ia nice so be able to report "Tbe Pleasure Seekers" fee. that Gene 1'l'ierney Is stiU one tarea of the earreat crop of !be world'1 great beauUea. of llam<W sail - Carnl Lynley, In her tasteful Texas toss with Aan-Margrel and Pamela 'IUber loa8ty rex.. tao, sbe Is fill. Mlso Tierney Sloinp llle7 aometlliiJ8 to see. She evea has ore sweet. Sbe thieb J1111 Hya smldgln ol a drawl. pben Margre~ eopeclally, lo "Ab beve? FunrJy - oeveral loaded with aex appewl. people have told me that, but "Of course/' she says, "she's ah can't bear It myself. H a different sort of girl froru U she talked any more Tex· those of my time. At the end as, shi'd be a longhorn allfr. o1 the day, she gets on her moSbe lloa a &and llle Ia Il0U1- torcyc1e and drives home.'" ... llle , _ II. Silo ~ -ller lime dolBC eilarlly west renter to make a right nd when a ~"ar driven by Boyd. 34 , Rt . 4 Oak Hill, 'ted to pass on the right 'lided with the right side fi'riley car. Then~ was ate damage to both vefi'riley was cit Pd. for an 1er right turn and Boyd ~sing on the right. Both appear in Meigs ('ounty na Cassini. Sbe apparently baa lllca. no Interest In followinll ber zno. don. Sbo plays brldce and aoes so ~·s career but boo, lltsleacl, wEDNESDAY JVLV tl parties. And every autunuf 'abe chooen to follow her rather's. • n d «;11aruii!1 13, "Fallen Angel" Her father Is Oleg Caoslnl, tbot Mar- (tN&J AUce F~~e, CbiiiiD<!I dress di'JIIgner aad Mia 1\eloo "God Is M1 (1967) FRIDAY JVLY 3J 0 8 rortller · W- De)' "Ab lblnk/' Gene Sllfl, H . . . . a, ;military aid olvillan advt..., temperatureo · ·mt-~n ' ll!\!@f ..,.. belp the Viet- ranged from 59 at Youngg... jnamese government!' cause wherever tlley go, they see nothing By DOROTHY KILGALLEN but other visitors with cameras hanging ID YA STRANGER! one of the biggest gripes of strangers around tlleir necks and that unmistakvisiUng New York IS their inability to get able look of "Where are the real New a friendly answer out of a New Yorker. Yorkers?" • • They try to start a conversation on the street, or on a bus, an~-to qu~te George I'll cue you in, if that's what you Solota1re's immortal line they get want. Try Le Caprice, on E. 52nd St., faderl with a grun' •· where Bobby Short attracts the most ... 11ere's a reasun for this and 1 hope chic audiences. You'll see celebrities, you'll understand it. New Yorkers are pretty models and their Madis~n Aveafraid they're abou t .,. touched for !be nue dates, socialites dressed like th,e fare back to West . .., Nebraska, ~nd people in Harper's Bazaar. You wont if you had as many panhandlers ~orking hear "Melancholy Baby" or g~ms from your town as we have nere, you d s.tart "Blossom Time," but ii you like Cole walking away as soon as an unfamiliar Porter Rodgers and Hart, Harold Arlen and lh~ great show tunes of all time. this per•on addressed you, lou . . ~.en a greater barrier. to msl!lnt pal· Is your dish. And the decor is as glamor· shi 18 the New Yorker's msttnctive ~ear ou~ , ~ th,. ('no:::torru•r,., or ~he out-of-towner's cliche com.plam~ uu an eanluer p1ane; nut hip, is Danabout our city - the .million V~l'Slo~ ~0 oy's Hideaway 011 E. 45th St. The food Is "It's a nice place to VISit, but I d ~· W guaranteed great, from steaks and sallive bore" We've heard them al · e ads to veal Parmigiana - and the room ll.now ev~rybody rushes, no ?ne ~ver usually Is well-decorated with celebrialks in leisurely fashion, or stts qwetly ties. If you don't see comedian Jack E. :n the front porfch, rockiz:;:;of: be~~::re Leooar<l, you pracUcally get your money over toe garden ence faont porcbes and back; Jack Carter, Danyl Zanuck, Carwe don't have many to be on roll Baker, Jack Lemmon and Shirley our gsden· fences are likely d b- MacLaine are among the regulars. If you rooftops. We knhowdh.otwlsctorowg~ ~~~~uto get lucky, you may even see Frank Si· natra np a picture off tile wall and throw ys are bow ar t 0 sho:.Vs, how ,expeosi;e ~~~ re~ It on the floor in a temper tantrum taurants are. Were not 00, b and you can't see that back home, can bear it from a stranger w~o ·~::;nuJ~: you? Danny Stradella, the owner, Is so f~r two days, beca!usAned '1!1~!ve it or not, modest you may not spot him, but ask wtth It ror years. ror th~ headwaiter, Pete, and get ready we Jove it. I for a sample of the smooth.e st service in age a New Yorker town. l!ut 11 y~u do e ng , 'kel - to discover For a Parisian-Gotham atmosphere, in con•ersauon, your~ 1i Y Tell him try Le Valois on E. 58th St., where there he's mighty friendly • if ~eihe a mar.· are four rooms to pamper your mood&bow your town ~~:Mets who have be- !be bar, the formal dining room, the Ius~ lng popularity Uoonal lnstit~tion. Tell him small Bonaparte bolte, and a private dincome a new J1!i , Uked _ a shop, ing room. Forget your diet and go for h t one of the lush desserts that will be 1'1!11t something you ve aboU usical a ~!Gat ride around Man .• • ed to your table as you scan the place dl.~~1.fen him' how it feels m':ali~w~;'3. creetly for Tennessee Wllliams, John where you can get a rece~ one after liv· Payne, Paul Newman, or Mr. and Mrs. ter mlclnigbt, If you wan 1 i-estaurant Richard Burton. ·the )t you don't demand a musical f.! &ay ing in a place where the on Y tllat stays open late is tile diner ~ea~ave this because so many vulitots DO), try railroad station,. We lmo~~d~bem, but "Three Sisters," In which Kim stanley complamtat, andtall we ub¢-u~ngs and our give a devastating exhibition o( talent, or bow abou our the way "The Subject Was Roses," which comretty eirls? Just treat our town · ,11 bines comedy, sentiment and fine writfou'd like us to treat yours, and youd 1ng In a manner that has evoked cheers be ama~ at how easi!¥ you find an au • from the elrama critics and discrlmioatlog theatre-goers. You won't be disaple nce. . . ted b Some visitors · are diSappom:;;_::.:.:::.._....,"'_.!:po::in::::ted:;::.·- - - - - - - - -·_ _ :O THE FAIR The FARMERS BANK lity . rnighl J:t Mr& HUlard Vu Meter lp to allow transport of air in agreement with the VietWestern Canada. resulting ,namese government, had declddrop in temperatures and ied to strengthen the present Faded With a Grunt In New York City Automatic Defrost Refrigerator and Giant 93 lb. Zero Zone Freezer . minister's llfto was issued thll after a conferenci :with U. S. Ambassador Mulwell D. Taylor, former _chair- ,) 10 prime Inouncement SUNDAY, JULY 26 through SATURDAY, AUGUST 1 Compare with Khanh said additional clvllla advisers also had been praa. ised by the Unilld States. lupplement To Tba Dally Sentinel Pomeroy-JIIddleporl, Obio o....ndable Mokao of Furniture and CENJ1 United States Promises to ~end More· Troops, Equipment to South Viet Nam National Guard ~Called to Quell Rochester Crisis 2nd StrMI. Excellent Selections, . PRICE FIVE DRIVE TO ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY Plenty of Parkl!lg u -------------------------~~~·=•!.,~·~•!2r.~·~n,~L -'!~'~'~''~~'~!'~t!H!_!~~-~·~ ... ~·~=~~z~·~·'!~._~~_:"~-------~. ~ -------------VOL XVI NO. 87 ONLY FIVE MORE DAYS . FOR ~ALES • •• . ••znllf ......""" •llil'IJ ............. leW • mtertaino4 ELBERFELDS JULY .... -"-"I'UD ,_, scouu Jror'l(, Ploy • I RaeJne.~ ~ ~ 18, ~·· 1, ·~ I' ' ··:' • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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