http://66.213.69.5/files/original/2c823d4fff815d7376dd6f3c51d90fcf.pdf 9ea7ae272ff9920c3aa38c571ad1709f PDF Text Text EVENT IS 16TH Tbe homecoming at the Mor" . . - . I Lindo Geraril's 5th lrrn-"'.~!.\'\ll'tl'M '' §lill<Mt Birthd Ob d Aroun d And ay sert•e I The fifth h•nhd.-·. ol L·•·do j Ab Chapel Method"' will be I s Chu"h. d s Spdlet , t llS Wl ay, ep; 16 Ger·ard was cto!Pflril tt'cl ],,,, \l·'D · There bt> a dinner day morntng ..it t/u:< :O.·Ildd 1('port aoo1:1 . a specra smging ltlkindergartt'n wh:·11 l11: r m,;rtwr . ~e~ler reported tht' 1:'\'E'nt \1 rs Charlt>:. (,t•Ln·d t<lltl:'l'l J11: .·11 &ptember- 15. \I,' Jih a t-~artr Ill het· hunut ~1 j b~s~N <~ 1 C • • • Brought 0 Life '¥l~ I nonstltUtiOn Talk T0 Melgs . DARTGroup J ' ..,, ~ out M'dd/ Mam . Iy About tom~ Ung and family arui Me. and ftto Ito& lin• . . - Tr"'u'y Club Held ~ Meetin1 Thur1day , eporf p .. --lolooluol ........ The constitution or the United tution Week September 17-21 will Mrs . Price Hawk. " St.ate!!. was brought Fri- be observed eounty-wlse through Sp4 Don C. Weese of tbe I ~; day afternoon when Mrs. J . by the chairman, Mn. E1ghth Muuille Battalion, Ft. Lew· The 'l'ri-C1ty SewlnJ Club met l>ff ~ I Harley desC'ribed the uni(ilH' 0. P. Klein, who also spoke hi Wash. arrived Thursday morn• Th.IU'aday evllling at the home vf . " Stout son of Mr . l:lnd Mra. ument &aid kl be th I I 00 . tn". for a t.hrile weeks fur lou ..,., Mrl. Hazel Wij.an in Middl...,." W.:wue Stout of Walt"cford • ·s . ·. . e ooy 'I the natiOnal anthem, Gayle Jone~~ of Sout e 51' .. ,..... . .. Linda dilht' Bn r iJJio .J ., fltn · · u1:1 of tt:. bod rn the world for mern m i h · Ind w1th his parentll, Mr. and Mrs. Guests were \in, Grace W1J,a.. krtr:-' \' all:' fit' Whilf' . H ~rn II1 ht'l:'ll ht'l't' fo r the• past week wilh ....,., ,.,_ _ s of Return Jonathan • us c .looe1, c almlan. ' Ethel ~· W&landl:t ft'ceDt gue.n ley and M ra. ONO , . .. • i Mr1. Emenoo who Cl B. Weese, Syracuse. ""'~~. Carl. At t Q • IJ JJJklf' .lu:Jn iii<·~ Bn ... ri Sh ''1~. II\ gJ~dpBrf'nts . .\1 r and Mrs. Chapler Dau<>hters of the A ; f the fi •- · ara Garland. d ose of t.he eYollll irw retfa-"SHOWER A.."iNOL'~ff>:D . 1J . F.arl '1\ f'rner o.~ ·ho rt'tw'fled him to · e mer or 1rst tuur ae reget'l Rlebard Zohn ot Cincinnati -~ There 11'111 be :1 shoo.~·er for :\lr. ~rry \\ hilt·. and Tt>n·sa 'J'h.,m~- h. •. can Revolution who met at her e)-"· - In J ments or cllerry ch~ eah and 1 - -~ M . h,. h . 1s 11ume a.st ~venmg • ~uwa une, guest of Mr. and Mr1. Web1J t er1 H osts At ' f . .a.11u rs..George Sargent at 1ne a.- 11 e 1:~r,. St tl111g at Ll· · home of Mrs. Guy Neigler, Ra nnr Baum of Chester and other co fee were aerved to Mn. SU. 8 short memorial BI!df~rd \outh Center. S..Jturday . l~ble '-'llh 1.tnl· .gltes ts (I[ 'l·,ror· __\lrs. John Chan<.'t!y wenl to cint!. for the late Mrs. Pearl Hysell. in the area. Thursday Dinner an Rawling.a., Mrs. Flo Grueser, evenmg, s~p! 22 <:11 8 Trr! Ev. l IH'rf' , Ida _asn, 8Jrhilrfl rill• ~ Kenna. "' ' va . to spend lht! week Mr s Harley resen' -' b f()rmer treasurer of Ule c· -~- Mr Fr k B t L_ _, Mr. and Mrs. Jed Webster Jr. Mrs. Bernice Riffle, Mrs. NOilga . . I ' B· 1. e· I B k d h ' · · • P u::u Y uat""" , s. an u cr~rr return= Roberts M' ~"· -• er}ane LS we come. <~r Jil a . o ur !:'It. lJ 1<1na D;.tl rJ· en 11',1 her parent!, Mr. and ,ro<>ram chairm n Mr and Mrs Allred EJbed ld H ·u with a dinner '11l.urs• w ~th ll' i c k. 1 M da •n "- 1..: ~-:-:===------', .son, 01 . 1 d II 1311 ' I,J nt"~. 'I . e a , S. · e • pall 00 w u.::r IWIDI!, untsv1 e. 1u.:.-mu~ _. .Mrs. Mel·• rs. B· B· Rames. Skinner gave an intimate picturr regent. She named Mra. Haro'd Ark. after a several weeU evening at their Spring A\'e, Mrs. u.te aa W'f>-1 CARTOON EVER'Y NIGHl l up t·ak6 1ce cream ;,wJ fil\o ·l of he h f h h' 1... ~>~~ ,.,_ ,·t 1 d . . · b of en Maag Mrs Grace FisL- __.., or, ·.o.·~r<' '''~\·,rl t 11 Jhr ,·iJ,I t···:n· '!iss Janice Luman. RN. of t aut ors_o t e . !Storie doc-.,.,~ as 1aauran an chatrman with ber 111ster and brotber·in· m o servance the sec• · ''"'~- auu b Mrs G .. ld ... .. (']l'leland with her mo- ument . and 1ts vanous phases of approved acbools, ro flll the law, Mr. 11nd Mrs. Herschel Ro5e birthday of their son , James. the guests mentioned above. , by· _. ~~;, 1111~1 11 a~ <~~srstNI th<"r , ·"Irs. Grace Luman. which she said are aa effective to- v~cancies created by the resig- and family . 1 A decorated birthday cake was Mrs. Rawlings will be llOSteu 1day , as when the Constitution was naUon of Mrs. Theodore T. Reed Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Rose 1 lt<.tt her ttl In!:' cJ;.,,, .\1, ·' .I lit' with the dinner to Mrs. for the October meeting. Pe<Jrl · I h \lr and ~{.~s. Joh_n WHerne_r were 1 written 175 yean ago. Concludu:g 'I11.e l'fl:ignations o! M r A and Camily and Mrs. Fr.ank ButchC. Roush and granddaughter, MET TO SEW TONIGHT ~o;.ness VIS! ors m untmgton, ·she said, "by virtue of our prlvi and Mri. David C. Miller Lynn of New Haven, W. Tht Loyal Women of 'the MidVJctor Mature Suzan Ball I~ VJ. Thursday · I . .. spent Sunday ill Charles· , eges as AmerlCaJI cJttze118, \7ere accepted wiUl regret. w. .last Va. with their Mrs. Jed Webster Sr. and dlepurt. Churdl of Christ·mst thJI "CHIEF CRAZY HORSE " \'lr~ . .J• •J. Da vi! and Mrs. Phil ! the Constitution, ours is the · Money making projects sister-in·law. Mr. and and Mrs. Webster and James. past Wednesday alld ay w leW' - andPomeroy, Ot'tic Steve Reeves in vogd returned lx:tne Thursday •and duty to guard it, 00 ed by the Chapter Included e CarroU and family. received many Wvely &Uts , carpet rags which will be made " THIEF OF BAGHDAO"' l'v~·nlng from Proviclenee, R. 1.,!it ~nd to defen~ It against all en· iet ol 1!8l'd parties, Mrs. D a I Mrs. Frank Johnston ";;::;;:~ lrffro~m~re:Ja~U~v:es~arui~fr~i~en~d~'·:_...dl~in~to~r~u~ga:.:they::~a:re;.::oe~ll~in:lr;_""";;; TONIGHT (Color) wher·e they hatl taken Charlene ;emJes . .ood .. theDn ~eedter weoodwlll Dutto?, chairman and the her bomt, Second St.-Friday, "SWINGIN ' ALONG" . 1come g au&U s, g Hlstorleal calendar from Meigs General HO$pital (T t>(·hni<'uJo r I Sun.-Mon. S•pt. 16-17 Tnmmy NoonJ 11. R;iv Char ll's t >i.iv !s who r:ntoered th~> Rhode ls- zens and good Americans." feature Ohio history and Mrs. Kennetb Lawson of Bob Hope LanD Turner l'flt> MarshalL Burliara ~~dt' n land School of Design, j Jt was announced that War fi lBJ.t. The desk boob, Route spent Wednesday People /n ' I ,.,._. • ,rool 1111 MetUe.-al . _ tf t1tt1 a'-h•re .. MlL VOL XIV ' Pomeroy·Mlddleport, Ohio, MondaJ"t1Jt.l7,19ef' NO. 129 = PBICB FIVI CINTII ' MEIGS THEATRE " BACHELOR IN PARAOISE " (Oolor) -~n d - William Luntiignn and Ju lie Adams iu "THE UNDt:RWATER CITY" "THE 81G GAMBLE " • !'ff'l'h nico!or) St<'phen llu:nl ..Julif'tt.e Gr('co and Davirl Wayne - - - - · ~ N. W. COMPTON; 0 .. D. - SUN . -MON.-TUES. OPTOMETRIST F.l vls Prt.<s:ey In O!fice Hours: 9 to 12, 2 to 5 (Close at Noon on Thurs. - East Court St., Pomeroy Sept. 16.)7.18 "FOLLOW THAT DREAM" aa collector& Mr. ancl Mrs. Norbert :oe available from The addreos of the pr••idellt ll8enocal, Mrs. Robert Duncan Nas -~-·-- Considering the strain that summer has A oew menaeer tGok a look lli'Ound one da)' and laid: '"l'hie OOtel will have t.o pull U ~@eal wts out ul the toyer." who relr.idaDtlJ commented "let broke out early today at the _:::::_::::::=~.::::;=::=:::.• atrike-bowld Westinghouse Elec:-trJc Corp. appliance plaat on the Roe• • OR clty'1 west aide. , Ca ATh Co.mntt c- i tOr$ 11:00 Make Room 12:30 Mr. Wl.a.ard Ut> Spom J:CIII W~!!H Dreseed Maa { •=•Satur<lay Nl&ftl tt& M - &:00 U :eo New• ll: 10 Weather 11' II 5porlo tao.,.... :: •; . •' IMo! """ ...., oloweol- • Mexieo Exports c"""" look CNIIN .......... do1· Beauty Sample "MMOUIII-..., *lei- BY---M ......... "-· ..,.,.. 'felalqtiOS Wll I 0111 at A..loa HlRb School '"' st. tatoltmt lolml, juJt • """" til 11\e Southenl.. ca!lfomr. ...~~, O<IOTV a.u.. t:• Ctf'tle a..cu- 11110 'llle """' - lO:IO MiPtJ . _ ...,t_l 11:.01 Alll+"eum 11:10 llo)' lloprl ll'tltlllooo Jl: 11 l'Nilll ... orloloo 1:11~- 1:1'/ DuM ... S!Utll call 1:111:10 lle<miiiOp f:OO~ f:lll l'trrJ 1:111 'llle Delenden 1:10 11mt Gua wm n-a..l .:ODGu.nnc:tQ "'" .......... II:IONewl .... c..w .. . ~" •• Mol's;; ... e•t.; ...... _ _ .. "VVttloJ .. .. ek ....... el a.U. ...... " .....* ........ ... l:llttu•....,. . . . .. . ...... .,., , . - ., ~ l:tltl ABC Wldit - t:• IDif tl DiMllll k ol l!pollo ' '" Colvfll ......... Uti oacl lboOtd Cor-t _..,.._ ..................•rt• e:••:ao .....,. ,.. •••• ..... . . arwGao- - fllhlll . . . . . ftr• Astrmf' , . . . (Furniture Shown Is Very Similar Tn Stoek On Ran 1t) EASY PAYMENT TERMS RutLAND FuRNITURE ; Arnold Gr1te '- .PHILCO tomforJ: to ~ lila- llllll eopllalo. s be .,_. i'oi»u -IJ _,.. to Jloir liorrlltc IOieo _.. ~ or Ia 11:111 ·-1:00 Let't- , ' ao - CIIJ." md ~ ~ • · OPENING OF HOSPITAL- George 0. Smllb, administrator of the MeigJ: :MeiJIOl'o Ia! Hospial, following lbe formal dedication Saturday, handed the priDclpal speaker Dr. ~llliam S. Wolfe, hospital planning consultant, Dept. of Health, the key to 1111 hospttal and he in turn unlocked the door. Theodore Reed, Jr., chairman of the Jlos. pltal Commission, and Mrs. Esther Clark, also took part m the opeJiin&, - SeDtlnel Photo. · Name Nine Destined For ,.., ...__. . . . . . . . . . _. - 1 llll,< 1111 wokU11Jqo, ... - --~~~" --n. KeN Nu1....~..-. ~ -- ..1'• fti'J .... ...,...... ..,.. "'lott ""' lolhor modo ... .. t. - 1 .... 1llllleol Stateo - I W.U ,...... It WAI vt1J dlfl'kod ttlllnt.belal•...., '!rom "'l' - 11J, boll -·· k II tl>e rareot thfatl ·ol a~~..:· Of ose Hill - llii/IDC o4 lor • :AT~: · i" '._ ·; •• lti& ...._ Ia · V.... · - '1 'i ' i .. ,. .W.O. WW. -. ..._. ..,. ;ItO ........ 'tboo,• .... ,... __ IJlm, - ....,..., fll 'llllo ... ........,,., __ ro....., _...,_flt, ,.., ps .,_,,_. ,_ *' .,.,. will-- .. _., . .,.,...., . . . . . , . . lltllket. ,· • STili I •:es "• Ia ···~· «her .. . . . . . t a ......:r· AAer •. Amertea;..., e~=· ~~=~dev:d . . II .~.... · a; ';. )JJo I Ill• ·- -"' ... . ._ Moi' 1· t a "Bill,~.,__,, IL't tlioulht tf ltel t ~ . . . . . .... ....... ;. . . .1 dl • I Siler Run DieS On Saturday 0.: a ·Fill • ..,. ...,.*' •-••tis ......... 4 .:..... .. nM7 lo 107 - "spa~ D'Ies saturday · Sel'Vl'ces Held For Mr. Pratt ' Poll....,.~ w..,.... " Buffington Up T Four weeks "We bad mill - - . be came IAI vlllt 111J iolllerlll- 1 home ill llaloo, Ito& lltiin . "That eame North. chief of tbe crew oper• tiona divilloo fA NASA'a »•DIMlll Spacecraft Celller ben. Tbe iJn. phcatiw W that .be daya of tbt "orig.inal aeven'" Memii'J' atttoaautl as actiw ~ pi1otJ m limited r-.oe tJ( tltelr ap. Dnver • In"JDr ed . . From Tn"-County Officers ."' • ·. •·- ., },. lnj' ury SheIves .. . . . tlltt ~pi 'lWrJ ""!ott tbl ,lo.u J' ' tool, ID a .. City. man-into-space progranl5 _caned "Gemini" and ·'Apollo" - a heavy emphasis on youtn combined with u much experience as possible. "'Rtey will be younger ,. they caa fiy longer," said Walter J. Mr. Frasier (}f Made By Squad TO Give Help ,. ....... • -- ....... -..--·· PA e\-g FI'veAnsw at>iUty." - all necesaary steps" to protect uation was under control after tbe and employes' property: and initial outblll'll aooompaoying the · HOUSTON (:UPD - Nine fOIJJlg strike. u.en wbo have been aeerfl:ly Depa.Uet T• PlaDt ''I'm to1d they want a peaceful training for moothi stood ready Franklin County Sheriff stacy &trike ,ad l'm Jure they'll level to officially claim the tiUe of &eDt 11 deiJuUes 10 the off oaff,'' Hall said. "astronauts" today. Thetr desti'llCo1J1pany officials aald some of ation - the moon, In five years ~ 1l"!!i - · t'oit)o ..... •' r come."'lllmlna ~ elf •'Vo~ "*. ....... 1110ft1!i leJ of the SWOnli." Silo _ , wlD doi!Pier ttll... 111m tllioc:to< Yldor oJoo,. .;.. Torey eof01I 011 och-onll&tl --tltllo~,_ ll:"lllp..., oolrlilloleoltoiOillonWU wt- I coucbl 1111 piiJif at !lila> ~I Aillpol:t to bllm.e to lib ""' to oehool, IHW up, lli<t to 11or ..u.. ar..~ Jim ... nlo Ia .... llniiJI•' ' . oacl bowue ""' """ ot. IIIOtroO plctureo lllmod ID' lluloo . . d · 8hl hu ·liDee ~ 111e at · 1 • ' !lpalD. Todo!r•• ,.~up~uouo, llezl<o'o......, ,.-, ...,..; ..... tlbe 11 about to re&lw her flrll hu k •• ,.. r - 'PIM, lolr•·~ to u. 's. .......... '"l''le - . • plldo ·~ . . . Jfllltllll . . . ., . ~ telll II. "I - lliYitM to - o l . . . . . . lbtt - - ...... ~- - II e,n. WH1N-'IV .. """'"' - -""'·" ... ..... ,.,....,. . ... ._ .... .,.... ... ......,t ... ., ... .... ,, --. ,..,_ .......... . . . ... ....... ....,, .......... ...... .,.. .. ...,. . ....,_._ "' -t ..... .. .,. Aolv-- ll:etJ- ~radford, "vt:··=·r!:, omtofted. A .....,....tal photog, tlon&l th . plcketa wore paper sacks OV• t>r Jesa. ~rophor'o ''"'"'• .,aJoo .,d lao ·- - 011. Mrika al, er tltelr ltelds and hllltdkerdtiefJ 'lllo Natiooal Aet'OIIiittr.;.'" ', '''• 1"\aaltitd: A WeotiDMhouse opo\... at midnight In a dispute ....,. lbttlr 1 - • -~....... Spaeo-ooltl ~ . · . .. . , .. five ..,..,.. .~aattve P"l 1ltey b•lnj! idenlllied. ....~<~ ~- the- ..,aCem.n01 oa14 .,. wore JDtashed. voted IAI ottlke during a fi4 Ed Leppert, pltotograplter em- elect r,. dtO ioirld at s p.m., EDT pM·'ll>Oil con- Rocb were burled at cars coo· Sunday, rollowiDg a deadlock ployed·by the company, wu tak- todar fn lllilitOri. the oew ,!-:,/ft ·. . clam at taiJtlng ouperviaon and windllWB negotJatlona. ing pi<lturea from his car when a ceof<r" Where they WIU prepare T1tey deported picket t1trew a rock lltrough the for t1te1r g~~moroo~ but dqec. !lao at lbtt Huatlng• window, smalirlag the camet"a but ous ~- t1te futuro, ton brldga at 7 a.m. toclay. Edgar Nelson Arnold, ... of not hurting Leppert. To one ri. the nine II apected PT. PLEASANTThe 11n1 tbr<e covering lbtt Hill died llhorlly alter noon W!Uiam Blackotone, Dispatch Ja go the moot coveted l)lle m suit resulted in two . oollmal<d 100 mlleJ- Parkersfollowing • two week& photographer, .... hul'l aad !tit tha natkut's rnulti-bUIIon-<lol- the weekend and two persons -burl IJid U!elr 1"UDillag tiJne1 ID J. illness. H8 wu the 100 of t h e camen broken when he attBm}lt- lar manned ipa~t program- Michael. D. Gilbert •. 14, . ~· Gilbert _ onlet o1 arrival at the Galllpolis late Neloon W. arui Virginia Mit- eel to aboot a pl<ture tJ( Leppert, contDWlder of_ the notion's first pB<k, Ohio, ls a patient m 11o~ dloporl l<r · Dam wmo: Knight and f'ltaf!ID Hampered in his oampaign efforts by a delayed ad· chell Arnold. Company otrlclala aaid lbtt :150 lllaMed o<petlitjon Ja the moon "" Hoap•tal suf!ertng broken left a..1 ~:tltJI ~ ol Huntlngtoll, 20 houri arui 61 journment of Congress, lOth District P.epresentatlve Born at Ken'• Run,_tha dec..,_ pickets at the four galea, COMti- m thil decade. l<!g, fractured okull, IWid concu11- He mlnulal; Daniel and Cordle ol Walter H. Moeller delivered his first major political ad- od waa a lifelong resklent or tuted maas, illopl picketing. For tha rookio ..........,, ac- ston, i'<"'"bl~ cheot IDJW"Y, and Ed Haggert)' South Point ., houn and S4 mln- dress last night 111 Wellston in his bld for a third term 1 county, and lived moot of Lo<:al 7<5 l'rllaident AI Moro tlon oltould come la.oL They will ~utJ and bru...,., "' he waa flee. low lite cntioor to ute1t ucl tn 1thlrd place HamUD in Congress. · life oo Ro&e Hlll. 1aid earlier that supervilory and move into NASA's manned space- mg from Meig .County, M.sso~ Ha tw&ed oacl Wright ol Cheaapeake 2S Following one of lite !arg"t !ham. Look at the progress on Sut'VIvlng are his wtle, FJfle salaried poroonneJ wouid be able flight program aloagsfde the sev. County and Gallia County ->ffl· ficer llldtl houn and JB mln\1tel1. torch-light parades In Southeast· the Reedsvi11e-Belleville ·Dam and Al'DOld four too~~, cart. to enter the plam: without .inte!'- en "Mercury" utronauts who cers.' . and HagprtJ came to the~ The E:lploNt SCouta are work· ern Ohio hiltory, with party faith- the propoaed Raclnt Dam to. hmne Sam of Syracuse Ed- ference ~ be asked the piCkets ~ave carTied America's. banner Gilbert faded. to negotiate . • roy·Masoa bridge. Both Wlikd. 1ng 1n teaml of two. The canoe- fuls convergln& frOm all polntl started next year, if anytlnng gar, Pomeroy. and Walter. New to refram from violence. mto apace in two sub-oriutal and curve near Lakin State Hosplt~ Soon the car IIOUgbt. the bridp, .., 1111 .._rr~jthel< : orowttl of lbtt Dlotrlcl. Congreunwt ·Mo- bOB been done. Madlsoo, four daug!t- M r 1, two thl'lll!«blt Olglils tc date. on Sta"' l<o,.e 62, broke off a uti!- cnuec1 1 wltll HogmJ 1 D. the dam. , eller stated, "Thill maseive dem- "And now, pro:)ect!J are on At1iwr Evana, pomeroy Rt. 1 • . Selection ._ the new team re- lty pole, and ~aveled appl"'XX· Hicb in punuit, and Dell']t tlno ootrtraUon to • ttamp or approv- approved !1st"' begin acttve Mn- Bellm Blalewicz, PomeroY fleets a drasUc oblft Ill the . hu- mately.., feet mto a field before eel over at the Jlibl boacl al or tho Admlnltrtratlnn'o ellort lie works efforts, long Mn!. John 0. Smith, Tampa, Fla. . · man element lor the forthoomlng commg tc a halt. in West Vk~Jaio, hoiml- ~ to help the peoph of this depress- make our area attractiv• to aLl Mrs. Jamet1 E. Clark of Cln· • • i Gllbert was traveling lOUth OD PL pleasant. · od .... enjoy the level of tiving IDea and industry for cinnati, 21 graodcltlldrott, • n d Rt . .. .Jter fleeing from Middle- .._ . . Atltlon, ltaDdarda wbleh the bulk of tlrl! to come, to n!lltve great-grandclilld;ren. , A SID, ~t offlcer:t; on a traffic vwla· W.Va. totaiJrdemolllbali :ldaat ,p-eat Nation's dUISII enjoy." meot I)OW and Improve , preceded him lD death at tion. The mishap occu~ at 3=· wben tr,illl Xa sot liDidlatl up • pen wblcb opportunltlelllor the age of IS in llrl3. a.m. Sunday. Th• Gilhlrt ,. Counly ......,_ llopoo the President tigDed the aew "Let the oppolftion gnash Mr. Al'llOld was an active man b::!:i a ~=dt, waacom· ties Saturdat -1 :• p.m. PubUc IVorb Aceelaratlot) · .Aut our record- tb;t poop~ ore berJ. bunting and o - oot- • - Frailer, 62, tJ( !JIIver p y · . The IOOidoat- • No . 1ut Prlday, :Mdeller . declerod, bind Jtl Let the opposition atsportl Ia bls earlier ye,., R . died Saturd night at sor- Fuaeral oervlees were held tcestiDe Road, mOO. - <I Five eallo were ...werod .... "The tcoll with wblcll ... • • n tempt "' palllt til black - t b • He waa lite cltamploa bicycle .;;· Hoapllal IDS)'GalilpollJ. He day at 2 p. _m. lor IJelno Lee State J aDd -.wllolll)', the weebud by Pomeroy tmerlt help ourselvel In thill eoonom1c people know better! rider of southeastern Ohio in was 8 member of the Silvtr Run Pratt. 116. wbO _died Saturday at lt, A*too. 1 pr r - · ll 111t oaey IICJilldllnen. Jlnligla ore now bt our baadt. It "And 00 lbls record or IOtlltd l89<. Mr. Antold worked aa a Baptist -cit. the bomo of h1s son In Cin!M. ytbielo - · Saturday ,.;...,.tq at 5:45 Patd to up"' the people of thta depress- arui reopoltllble ropreoentatlon " printer Ill coltllnJctlnn, oacl later surviving at'O one aon, Don, of Serviceo were held at tho Raw· sible • .. Baalln wu lakeD tc Melgo Gel> od .,.,._ tc Ito lull adv- or the people tJ( tho lOth Distrlcl, I In furnace JnotaiL!tlon. a bus> Middleport Rt. t: oeven &rand- llngs-Coabi Funeral oome w•th eat <lf ....... m ' '""" er11 bolpltal IDd later to Vater- these a1d1 - which wm run the mate my bid for rHiectioD. I in whi-ch his sona, Carl aad eblldren, and two listers, Mrs. Rev. Fred l Gardner m eharge. and ran lido a rock .w.atmeat. ... lloopltal at HmttlngiAitl. lull ....... from aid Ia building oltall endeavor "' campaign .. • , .... DOW active. Chloe Polin and "''· Cora Cant- Surviving .... the aon, Delno 0 Thill JtiChl at 7:tl the 11Juad : : m at Neloonvlllelantto~ blgh laval I sltallroaUauo IAI Frleada may call at the Ewing or, both of :Middlepol'l Route I. Lee, Jc., four grande~ bis tAl cliook McQueen !or pooaibll 8 took J1or7 Carrvl, lltJtiOild, who w.:.:"cerunlco p in the best tradltlntt or "'1 pre- Ftuterl !tome until Tueoday wben Funeral oerviceo wtu he held at motiteJ', Mcs. Lee Partt. Middle- Pomeroy and Middleport roo• lVIld vlo~tlol -he led. Mao wu W to tbl MalOn Clinic. Suo- .. ' Utleal cam \01- deeessora, to preserve our remains wlll be taken to the En- 2 p. m. Tuesday in' the Silver Run port; a Iiiler, Mrs. Jean Roush, ball teams both lost a top gun QueiD wu «hhqJet willa 10 ~ clly at 1 p.m. Volma RU811e:ll, In po 'tion :~·cl • ties, in order that a &e.-prise E.U.B. church from Baptist church with Rev. Merlio and a brother, Ralph. both of Friday night during tbe height M«Jr'a tictrt• 11 Buttli'DUHY, a medical patlent. 1eBI Oppolt va of the people, by the people, and where terYlca wUl be held at S Teets officiating. Mkldleport. aetioD but i:he Yel wu tUeD to Jleip General boa- JUel for the ptaple' not P • I p.m. Burial wtll be at the Gil- Friends may eall at the Raw- Mr. In luckier pltiL cps from this earth. more cemetery. ling-Coats Ji!Uneral Home in death by his wife, Della. m 1150. the PaDther'l 'At l:lttl P• m. lllatda1 (Splidl the :.g..,~dl~! Ia Middleport. llurlal will be In the The deceased wos an employee Halfback C..,.,, Bu!!'mgton ' JleDMI* waa taktD to Meip 811 P · ears made up the caravan to Well· Gravel HU1 cemetery. of the Republic Steel Co. at Can· . es .' l ted IPII at f~ the people. ston High Sc!hool when Ute kiclr:- MI:IGI GENERAL ROSPITAL ton, a member of the First one of Coal!h Cbarles Chance?" s Cloaora1 ·bo ala 'The people tJ( the totb Dlo·1off Adm)Mioos Saturday - H. D. Christian Cburclt and F. o. E. .enlor rtlltllin& thl'eats, sufl,.. . 4_p. m. ~loy-· _IT, tJ( the triCt will not bo tlecat\'ed. Bewu beid. Siiapaoa, Coolvtue Anna BarnFINIOD ... COSTS Area ,.,. Eagleo. Burial will be od a ccacked bone In hi> back in Qtlldnltl ltJlmo• wu takett IAI prdlel8 or their poUtical party j · Rac1Do Ruth Euler, >ltd· Claude 0. Rtatmire, 21, Ponte- In Rfvei'Vlew Hill cemetery. the Rutland game. Buffington's t!lt ll.rp Gottorol wltoe olio lllf· alllllaU0111, they are hone tt l Gridd T Call dleport 0. W. Korsey, Lango- I'D)', was lbted $5 arui coofl In family saki today he will be in Wilbur tJadtl Roualt, 88. CtJ. l!red ID ...,._ burt attack. onougb Ja admk tltal the eOOJt-1 era 0 · ville. Mayor Cbarleo Legar'o Pomeroy bed three weeks, arui may bo out IUJJtlius. formerly of Apple Grove ' · ' omtc problema dkl not devalop At Homes Touimt llltdtarges &alurday - E v a court action SaturdS)' oo a reel:STARTS RBVIVAL up " lour weeks. oacl Letart Falls, di<d Vrlday II 'IWO CIIARUBD within tbe past few years. They Members of . &be M~leport Stout, Middleport Elwood Nel· less operation ebarge. The ~ 'l1le F Ia t w o o d s Methoclist Midway in the third quarter, Veter8DII _HOipftal in Dayton. Two Jnlll were charged by have beell with us (Qr maD.T')'Nn 1footbt!:U tquad wiU be callill.g at lOG, Dezter Clarence Adams. Ra- roy Pollee department ameBted church sterted revival services Sophomore AlaD Wallace of the SurvivlnJ are three sJsten, ~ ·Prottetor DoDald Wl1llama and now efforts bave been ap- the bomes in Mkklleport tbiJ eve- cine' Opal Holloo:. MinersVille. Roaeoe G. McCumber of Colum-- today with Rev. Chester Lemley Jacltm, top ground gainer In ~be Millll Edna Roush; Mrt. Reule 01tt1 lloiiiiD llolgJ C<llltl)' court plied to get the ball rolling ood !lin& tolling memiHnbip cards 1D Admflslolls Stmday - Louis OtJB over the ....-kend on an lniAix· bringing lite meosagos. Sei'Vices team'o two gam.,, was remov- Palmer, and Mro. Jl1onmce Holi!JUY oa _olldovlln tlitt& they dJo. R w011't llklp In the lt8llt low lt>o ~tddleport Athletic Booster• Cba_., Syracuoe Mrt. Frank k:alion cltarge. begiJ! at 7,45 p.m. The public is eel wltb a painful neck lnjucy. ter, all of Coltmtbus: lour brothtb~Jtd. 1bl tqu~rrel h\llltiDilawtt. yeart. AuoeiltiOD. Hudlon, Syracuse Vondl Rus· invited. However, Wallace's family said ers, , Gw ~ .• .Columbus: Jamell LorJj lflllllooo wu a.ed .0 oacl "Aik ,the people ~ Galllp<!lfl. 'llte hoyt will begin at 0:10 . ..U, Pomeroy Lawrence HeiDer, MAN ARIIE8TED todS)' >-rays by Ill-. Ray Plcken6 E., Weaterr!Ue: Bruco 0., n.... lor lauding IIJttirrela oot al wlto IIOt'0\7 aeedetl o l""'flllag prl<e ~ the tlcketa II Prloea Rutlaad Sltfrley Butdter, Ponte- &bert Rafguel, 33, Reedavffie, revealed no fractured and that ' er, oacl Walter N. RoUab. Palmeto Olttl- llulllao $11 woll .oalbtt river, H anytltbil baa will be giV'" to the throe boyo roy. bu been .....,.ted by tho llelp LOCAL TEMPS plncbod nerve caused the trou- to, Florlcla. .!lid - ro,ltuDtlng without ...,_ 'l>eelt - bt iltelr - ; uli selling lite moot Uebta. Dloeltarpo Swtdar- Mtl. Clar· cotlltty oherlff's department oo an The t<mperoture Ia Pomen!Y'• ble. Wallace io expected tc be ~1 ....tcoa ....,. tc bo .,. noiHtt - · ·'lllo 11M lfablll the ltiDt4rodo wliom W. bave help- All rooklents arv · reaco La""""' arui ,..., PlJtt. llttmdeat!on charge. Rofguei Is businen dlatrlot at 11 , It) a.m. to- bock In pada tltis week ;JCepar· clar ttl lito J1on1aao1 Fun e r ol 11ttlit. _.w oacl lito od Gbtlbl"$a!all Busbtea ~MD~. port the !1om oacl laJtd ~ - . Reedl- alated ror appearance ID cotJitlj day wu 71 de- with cloudy tng for the Logan sam• Friday bomo r. Columbul with IJtttlo MoeIIer Laonehes B"d For I Third Term Saturdav.NI"ght tlum ,.., 1101111: - flflllA) - Wheo .... ..... pert , t..,.....ld, - a-net a at the plant aatel. 'rtle apokesman ltlid glass was on the roadways leading toplant gates and tbat A Columbus Dispatch phoc.Og. of log• and wire fence were rapber wu .atruck on the chest ed, blocking the entrances. with a rock and blo camecn M...ber• of Local 7<11, ' 1!11· ~ WCHS.'IV 'a" .. ~~~-= ~~~r~~~~~~~ .~~~.!~~~~~~?~~~Moon In 5 Years Or Less lJ :30 Magic Mid"ay • 2 '· ~'%-~t t.our- ~ Cornmiuioa I ~'£:~::~Jacobs,£ront, len,andbactofhlm,Mr,wolfe.-SentJneiPhoto. .,3f S•t I hospital were Introduced as baV• ing served on varlouo lto&pllal rommlsslottJ during the paat t8 year• o1 planning. 1ltey were A. C. Bradford. R. L. Jacobi, H. DEDICATION TO VETERANS- James Wag0nseller, tight, past state commander of lbe American Legion., and E. Starkey and Leo L. Vaughan. A. C. Bradford, dedicated lbe Meigs Memorial Hoilpltal Saturday to veterans of all wars. On Mr. Bradford's left is Molter« eeremonteo ""'Meigs Dr. R. E. Boice, who has served on the hospital bolird for lbe past 10 years, Also on the platform are Robert L. 7:311 Dowo on the P'llrm 1:30 Popeye a Pals l'ip the Piper lt:GO Sltari Lewfl lti:SO Kina Leonardo ll '00 f'lll7 . 03 o Rev. ~ ... of tbe diviaion of boap!tal (aciU· U.s, l!ld Dr. Rolph Dwork, director of tbe Obio Department cl Health. After glvlftR the invi}Catlon for tho formal dedication. Jtov. Fr. John A. Tttrol urged people IAI get beb!Dd oacl JUpport the hospital, oacl "aol be reluctant." Four tnen sitting on the impMVIIW plltform In front of tbe WSAZ·TV Channel 3 •r ':"j. J• year period and llid the depart· - · or health is pleased tbat HiU..Burton aid was asked and oblalned. Altogetllec, ~,000 was received. Wolh! extendecl the best wlsfl. e1 of Dr, Mlrg<ret Du Boil, chttf Bucldr ! :30 Yanks VI. WbiW b 4:CIO Portroit 4:10 H01111 Koa1 UO NFL lllghl!tlhlo t :IO Your Neighbor . :CIOPwlerW• :31 Newa Plehln to61 SaOOtn v......•• s.t. lilt 7:11 Slturda' NJ&IIt J··hiM 7:10SamJtte1 Bislxlp Sliow ...."" Wolfe said. He aaluted Me I g s SATURDAY ' r • A- ! ,, eounty for Its effort over a 16- l!lb..., ""' ol the ........, HiUbiUirs" televisioa JeriH debuting a-Jt CBS.TV tllie fal, lellt, 4Jf tbe Patel in whit'b a lfeup cl oiditefl coatinuoas)y p1aytQ chess in the foyer. 1I' ' ~~ ~{(• have nothing but praise for it." ·---- --·- NEW YORK <UPIJ - "We are very proud of t h e MelgJ Memorial Hospital a n d Far Into Fall I of the EUB Youth. FeUowmet at Tuppers Plains of t~, --~ ...~ t!d~ard Tbe Wes~n HaM o1 Dislrict ""ant ~ ...,t. ~~ .; in~ FOR Section Holds Meeting On l read by Mrs. Irving Karr ' Ji'., past regional director, who ia pn)gcam chahman and chairman c4 tb national defense committee, , W. P. Js co-chair- . $y 'i· c. '''l'hllll one of tbe fineat small the built!tng apeak for IIBelf." AJ.. ho!:pltal as building C!Ommlttee lhis side, James Wagontellfr, put After the benediction ol Wolfe the- key and the Several huna.' members are '!beobolpitall I KDow of anywbere." ter Hospital Commission Chair- chairman. state commander of the Ameri~ Boba1 R. Card. prellldent of lhl flahl official f~y uoJocbd ed the hos ital s. man dor T Reed · . 1 That was sald SaturdaJ in dedi· DiaD Theodore T. Reed, Jr. Bradford, chairman« the for- 1 can Legion, dedicated &be bosplto- toGAty rnlni.sterial auoclatioll, the hospital, more are pexpecta ...Jay. T h: C, catloll ceremonlell of the Meigs duced member• of the comnuJo mer vete!1lll! truateea, and a al ro veterllDI. The put atate George 0. Smith, admiJiiJtrator, Mrs. Harvey Van Branken Jr. buildiq: ~..remain open for b- R E Boi w Henry EwiD&. Memorial Hospital by William aion, Mr. Fultz singled out W. member of the present group, lD- commander and Bradford be1d • 1oacl Me. WoHe led the way from accompanied by Mro. lie in.opedloa until tcnight :;' o R. L · J ,.:· ,;,. RuueD S. Wolfe, holpital planolng COD· Henry Ewing aa having played a trodueed the Me(gs Memorial HOI- plaque to be mounted in the bof. tbt, platform to the front entrance Johnson opeued the dedicatloo p.m. Leo L yw;.,., aultant of tbe Ohio Department big role ln COilllt:rudioa of the pital Trusteefl. With Bradford lit pital. Iof the hospJtal. There Mr. Smitb wHb tbe lad'• Prayer. Tne Meigs Coonty H!AJP1ta1 secretary · of llulth, the principal speaker. · Greener Grass I District Four .- -. -n ••'l 'Finest • •• r~ \'i~iting Ra- .... ""''"''- High ....,. 1Ht, low toalgbt Ill ... 101. ._ y 1 Partir cloudr. cooler - and TlloJdor. tlloaco " - enttne omeroy r • ~n Pra~ ~as prea!d~ An- 410- ~!w p]~!:!t, wer~ :h~ M- j,. n.. - ..... _, go"" Services Are Being Held I n. RutJ.nd, 0, ... IJOIA. 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It's frl•wheelinl fun . E1vt1 hoppltll .. . .. fuMll!ll , .. , wUd•t . . . He•r - Follow Tbet DriiiD, Sound Atlvlot What A Wonderful Ute, I.A. ltl, I'm Not The MomlRI Klnd. Th•r·re 111 '"" hlm beciUII 0 Whit bt'l arter ... tbe eutt••· th• cops, tht erookJ . . . even tht kldJ. llttt the Kookle Kimper lo· mlly .. . twiN 01¥1n " RobIn . . 11'1 t ~loL Far •p~~OW • ~~ ,· ,; ' . ~IVI&Y~HINI ' .]'NI C~K" i · CI!JI~.CII~. D1llle Vldd '"'"""'Ei~~-· 22 • ' •• . kind •• ..~ ...~~-~~ ' ZO'rZ .... t~t 11~110 Word tor rtllll Tom Pooton, Julio . .de, lim' laekus and J'rtd ,, ' '' ) ·' . ·~ ,p .. . ;r.~• ' Allj)UND ~ ' ' ;~ .·.·~ ~IT ... .. .v:. . ' j ·> • ·'·. "·I.Kt IIII,CKY" llld I'Uddr Hackett WID.·THUll. oool PRI, .......... , . . .21 NOT O"N' \" . ... WltllllloU, 11oonoJ lnMk• Trttll Tratle M11it Admltolon : 711nnc1 40o ' '"' 20 ~~ 'i I, .·~· . . . , o.;.u s . ~S., : SIPT. . ~ '...· ' ' ' ~·\~;- ;' . , f . I , J. C!Jrlt.· . "WILD WIITIRNIRI" !To<holoolor) Jt"r'J..~1 _Ntli'/ x.. ~t,btll. .. """1 on Gill' ....- ...- • . '·' ,:· " A YAGATIOH• · Tht JOF aloo ol tht church will ll7:1D p.m. ot 111e ohunrlt. If you ftttd lltN '...,"'-""""" . to-ochool IIIII · fall axptniN. SM flit. -.lay ltrvlce.•Of i:tll ua Ul "" flrltt th~ pick u~ """' lalft. . ., ,\·····~~i ~!". ":. ,, '·.'•f -.MON.1JUII. ,..., WIU'o "MI. NOIII TAKif llueb.ol H be utta' ·AD ·oine doubllooo will. for ' Ctlorclrtefftl - Metf'lert Lllllt Htllllr Hyde '"" (Tooholoolor) om;.=:~ .mAN .;,'- ~mR~~.\ ' . MEIGS THEATRE . J I ' ' "~<?- I,'·~~ . ('', .~ ~~~ h '"'· l ' -'1· • � 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 09. September 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 September 17, 1962 allensworth arnold frasier lutz pratt roush