http://66.213.69.5/files/original/fb5533976c493d13246f65687c56a128.pdf f0d8ac71c751c8d1b4768698729a2686 PDF Text Text I ' ' ... ' 'I ,.. ~: • ' •. en,· t :t ne 1..-Da~Jy Sentlnel,'to~·Mlddle~rt•.0 .1 May 25' ~~ ·¥es, ·'fhey Are Shiwte . .I · .. ·' • . ' Min.Parker Htn~· . 1 . • ' ' Monday Sewing C!ub . For·Three Cirll Mlss Myrtis Key' Parker' en-, lnltlaUon was beld for ~ tertrilned the Second Monday girls when Bethel No. 62 of ~ ~crr!!'lg l"'h1h. Monti.all evenlna: at lntemaUonal Order . of Job 1 bar borne, Pleasant Ridge Road. Daaghters met Mnndsy ...,.. ln8 at tbe Pomeroy Masonic The ovening was spent social· Temple. ly and 1n sewing. t.!r.s. !l~rl · Lewis received a blithday gilt Linda Yost, honored queen, from her secret pal. Refresh· presided. Plans were made : nts were served ' to Miss lnataUaUon of officers at Robson, Miss Mar)ba next meeting, Monday, fu:;! HoweU1 Mrs. Paul Kloes, MJ:a. wlien Linda Lyons wl1 George Schneider, Mr!L Patrick st.oUed as h'"'"':ed q~n. Prill> Wood, Mrs. Dwight Parker, lice for the :nalallot:on 11181 Mrs. Grace Holter, Mrs. James set fOr Monday, June 1S Ill I aatworthy and Mrs. -LewiB. a. m. MENS SHORT SLEEVE Two men working lor the ·m lhe accident, bat ldemergency IIC(uad. Jacobs Coal Company at Laurel mlttect at Veterans .Memorial 'hie Pomeroy - . . . . , Cliff In Meigs Coonty were Hoapllal with arm, leg and pos. "1... w•• ••mmoaed to ._., kWed Wednesday when a Sible lnlemal Injuries. Tbe boaarea ol ll:fll a.m. wileD llll· aide c:ame down 011 top of theui pltal said th1B morning Jacollt Jy Bias, Rl. Z, Pomeroy, I!U'IIwblle lhey were stripping coal was 1n sallalactory coudlllon. ad In au alarm repordua ._at at tbe base of a cllll. SberUI Robert C. llartenbacb rrlle bad heard erlel for ..... Dead are James Edward aald Jacobs was alao COvered and • ellll4 bad Lewis, 32, Laurel ClUf, and with dirt and rocks from the waa layillf lloDJ • blllaldt, Wayne Harper, 38, of Pomeroy. hillside s!Jde, but maunged to Squadmen and Sberifl llano Meigs County Coroner HOIII')' dig bls way out. fllbach lmmedfatel,y ..Ill to Ewing said Harper died Jn. Jacobi, tben immediately the area and learned of tile of a cruabed chest and began trying to dig Lewis out eavo·ln a ltw minutes lo!Jowfrom undernealh the debris. He, ing lhelr arrival In tbe Latql 00actured skull. Lewis was pr.. unced dead on mlval at Vet,. even though palnluUy Injured Cllll sector, ercanlilforo MdemJorlaJ Hoapilal. hlmseU, mannged to free LewII was reported tbal Hllf'JJII' acobs, a part.owner is from the waist up by the ""' working right at the basa of lhe coal company located time of tbe mlval of Sberifl ol lhe clill when lhe accident ofl lloute 124, escaped dea_lb _ __Har_teo_ba_ch_and __tbe_P_o_m_eroy__:_____w_rr_'ed.;,,_wbil_._•_Ja_co_bo__ soW~ WHITE DRESS SHIRTS • Ill bll~ NEVER I'RON ' ' '"', ' ' r' • -~<'(1, THURSDAY, MAY 26, 1966 \!: :r.anor . ~linlly ~. II were a few feel away. A cost loadtr was abo looated In lhe area ol the slip. Immediately after Lewis was freed from the .,.ks, , work was started to locate Harper. Sheri!! Harten· bach contacted Rolland Crab. tree, Meigs County highway d.. , partment superintendent, and requested assistance from his eo~y empJ.,.... DOnald Stanley, eJpert equipment operator, and two other department employees -e 110111 to lhe seene. Stanley, work· lng in the hazardous area where tbe cave.ln ocourred, uaed a • IDe about two tons of dirt ao lht body of Harper could be recov. ered. Harper's body was reeov. ered about 12:541 p. m. Funeral services lor Lew1B wiD be held Saturday at z p.m. at the Leurel Cllfl Free Methodli!l Church wilh Rev. Eugene GUI ofllelatlng. Burls! wUI be 1n lhe Rock Sprlngo cemelery. Survivors Include hlB lrife, Shirley Ann Lewb, four cbll· dren, Barbara Ann, Diana Lyno, James Edward and Thomas Eu· gene, au at borne, lhr<e brothera, Robert of Middleport, and Charles and Richard, both of Pomeroy, end one sister, Julia ·~if Fr!anda may elllatlht Ewing dren, loe Davldl!lll llld llliiPI! Funeral home. Andrew, two bro#lers, 1111 F1meral services for Wayne ·Wadsworth, and Guy of Hairlio Harper wUI be beld Sunday at sonv!De, lhr<e slsterl, IWJ 'rq. 2 p.m. at the Ewing Cbapel with lor and Rea ltouah, the Rev. Eugene GUI Pomeroy and Allee EWa, _ lng. Burial willbo In the Rock Ire, and nieces and lll!llboft(t Springs cemetery. 'lbe DAV and Harper served 1n the Korean Post of the American IAikli' War and bad received the Pill' wiU meet at 1 p.m. pie Heart and olber medals. He tbe Mlddlepert Legion 1fi!1i was preceded 1n deolh by his DAV Commander Ed parents, WUUs and Blanee Har· and Dring aquad per. Sam Clark OIIIIOIIIIeed. FJ1enill Burvlvillg are hlB lrife, Ada • may call at the Ewing M. Bumgardner Harper: lhr<e Home uytime, ' .• cblldren GUberta, Thomas, and The Mlddlepert Jobn; two ste]Hiaugbters, Conrescue unit also rssisted In ,.. _ _::co::.•ery =.:: of..:llarper=.!:::.:'•..:body::::::.•..;·_ ' ' officla~ Thls rullled number blg 1D 1929, Jell a lot of Juaee 011 'Jew. John ThJs costume, seea at Eagland's Aseot Ram 1n 1928 took &lll&hiiJ lower view "" hem teD&Ua: ID abe • Public Must Help WORLD •LIVING ROOM 85% Dacron Polyester •BEDROOM illustrated. Size 14'h 35% Cotton, Regular CoUar Style As to 17 Neck •TABLES· CHAIRS a. Sure To See All The ()ther Sty~ In • APPLIANCES Mens Short Sleeve Shirts For Spring and Summer WPr. .Pick Out . s,ve~al For Yourself, Friends, family or For Gifts. SAVE 20% .. SO% NO DOWN PAYMENT EASY PAYDAY TERMS Ingels Furniture MIDDLEPORT s .95 Congregation will Note Anniver~ary ELBERFELbS IN:· POMEROY The fifth anniversary of the Rev. L. Simpson as pas lor of Forest Run Baptist church be observed Sunday. Guest speaker Nill be Dr. H Johnson of Cltrist Mem- HOLIDAY AHEAD! VISIT Economy in 1966 Has Optimistic Boosters BAHR CLOTHIERS For All Of PICKENS' QUALITY Your Clothing Needs SPECIAL BECTIIGULIB OF THE WEEKI • UTILITY PAINT $,.99 GALLON • Good lor concrete, wood or metal Sportswear for Both Men and Women Swimwear By Rugby and Catalina BAHR, CLOTHIERS MIDDLEPORT, 0, • Guaranteed to be good or your money back Pickens Hardware 773-5583 M110n, W. Yo, E..., Dot/. All Dav J<OO ti15:110 llBT. Jot. N!Qkt Till ,l:s:r. ~)Pen \ Croup of Relative• Are Entertained •snam Mr. and Mrs. Everett Thorn· as entertained a group of reJa. Uvea Sunday at their hoiJI!', W. eust St. ·• Guesta were Mr. and Mrs. Gene DeWees and David and Karen ol Columbua, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Thomas im4 Tim, Ted · d Sue, of CroobvWe, and Mr. and Mrs. Don Thomas and Lisa, Becky, Danny and Greg, of Pomemy. MUON w ~ un '-·- TONIGtn ·& THUU. ,.at OPIN · .. PRIDAY ond IATyWY May 2741' •. "TOWN T~IR• · - Teobnl<91orDoaa Arulrows Tel1')'· lloon "LIVING IT U,. -Tedml<91otDeon M.art!n. ) JlftJ Llwil, lonet Lidifi Drive ·In TONIGHT lhru FRIDAY "GINGHII KA~ fllopben Boyd lam• Maooa (Color) ..... ~ 'WILD ON THI IIACH" --'L-1- """"'llllrrrl........ . ' 2 !11mi1q:. and_Lew- :- -hul -do. ;<er- al; .ong.: :_:the:;. :c.: lifl: .to: :.:m.: •.:.:v•.:· _..:Boy:::..:le=•·c.:llll=udi=llpO~rl::.·~----.:nle=-=and::.:Be=nn=•:...:.: tw=o~snm= dch=l: .~ Italian d.,lgnero In '66 reach an extreme with thJs "little girl" look modeL ~ .,. Feeney~· ~peDe« ~ ~ Emer...,.., Parsons Speaker· In Commencement 1 �• ' . d. ' • f . Bucks·\ViUO:ffer:J'ul)Jc More Single Game. . .-- .·~ '"·""'·' .· ALLSTAR •:, 1-DIII1 Ientine!, ~iroy-JIIddleport, \ 28, ltMill Tiib~ntinel Newsstand TO ALL BOWLERS: . MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS NOW FOR SUMMER LEAGUES WHICH START JUNE ; ". Open Bowling Every Evoning This Week and Sunday May 29 and Moncloy Moy 30 Noon Until Closing · · Pomeroy Bowling Co. : POMEROY, 0. For That Long Relaxing Weekend L -~ ' t '' ' · ~· Dodgers Begin Stocking New Football Team ' ., . ' ' ..... 11 .' ' ·' ' ·· At'· Keu~~..summer '' . SHIRTS Henley & Surfen · ;, Knit Shirts ' I Sport Shirts •· I ~ · ,N.Y~C. "' " 2·99 Bermuda SHORTS :";; .. From 3·50 -i:,. ' ' IJ •; -~ BANLON• From ' bvREVERE ' '" ' i SwimWeaf 3 50 •' :IW' From • ,,:: · +:-:u. RELAX IN HUBBAR~~. COOL, COOL ·vo SLACKS i.~ eSTRAW HATS eSPORT CAPS Frog Contest t-"""'"-'n I The h-..1 ev ~ and fuD.fubion<d.h u.U~ a5d lllra ltylo lo huie. Rlbbod:.Collar and placltet, ~r~m· j_:"'6 ribbed border at •'"'-- Mada of 100% e..,. 'f¥1 to wuh and Wlll'-<lpi, and ogain. . "' ' ,:· ' . OPENS~- 10 A.M. TO 7 P.M. 1 ~-~ordtobo· ~' DOWNIE-GROSS, INC. J SATURDAY MAY 28 · , •~·•:~ ..,..,.._, .lha ,t ·-. "'" - --on -- HAHN-ECLIPSE 19' POW·R·PRO• ...__ _ -•• YOUR. -~~~ IIREGATTA·. .~ITY'' ' Short Sleeve ·Sweat Shirt . . ,. . ' Boys', 8 to 16 ·.................... 2A9 ...... ............. •:•.. ·.' 2•, •. ' ADMISSION·• · - atii.DREN 35c • NEW YORK . ' ' . . V ·· · swoN. nacns II ' .· CLQTHIN~ 'ROUSE ., ~ •r1 ' ~' ,~~. Q·~·tr·il ;pqMIJtOY'. ·' ; · IIGAtrA ,l:iTY,'J!-!~11 ·liiHI•U 'i PI.W ~10 ' ' •lih Chi~ EBERSBA(:H HARQ'W '' . Ji)'! ':l ,, �• ' . d. ' • f . Bucks·\ViUO:ffer:J'ul)Jc More Single Game. . .-- .·~ '"·""'·' .· ALLSTAR •:, 1-DIII1 Ientine!, ~iroy-JIIddleport, \ 28, ltMill Tiib~ntinel Newsstand TO ALL BOWLERS: . MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS NOW FOR SUMMER LEAGUES WHICH START JUNE ; ". Open Bowling Every Evoning This Week and Sunday May 29 and Moncloy Moy 30 Noon Until Closing · · Pomeroy Bowling Co. : POMEROY, 0. For That Long Relaxing Weekend L -~ ' t '' ' · ~· Dodgers Begin Stocking New Football Team ' ., . ' ' ..... 11 .' ' ·' ' ·· At'· Keu~~..summer '' . SHIRTS Henley & Surfen · ;, Knit Shirts ' I Sport Shirts •· I ~ · ,N.Y~C. "' " 2·99 Bermuda SHORTS :";; .. From 3·50 -i:,. ' ' IJ •; -~ BANLON• From ' bvREVERE ' '" ' i SwimWeaf 3 50 •' :IW' From • ,,:: · +:-:u. RELAX IN HUBBAR~~. COOL, COOL ·vo SLACKS i.~ eSTRAW HATS eSPORT CAPS Frog Contest t-"""'"-'n I The h-..1 ev ~ and fuD.fubion<d.h u.U~ a5d lllra ltylo lo huie. Rlbbod:.Collar and placltet, ~r~m· j_:"'6 ribbed border at •'"'-- Mada of 100% e..,. 'f¥1 to wuh and Wlll'-<lpi, and ogain. . "' ' ,:· ' . OPENS~- 10 A.M. TO 7 P.M. 1 ~-~ordtobo· ~' DOWNIE-GROSS, INC. J SATURDAY MAY 28 · , •~·•:~ ..,..,.._, .lha ,t ·-. "'" - --on -- HAHN-ECLIPSE 19' POW·R·PRO• ...__ _ -•• YOUR. -~~~ IIREGATTA·. .~ITY'' ' Short Sleeve ·Sweat Shirt . . ,. . ' Boys', 8 to 16 ·.................... 2A9 ...... ............. •:•.. ·.' 2•, •. ' ADMISSION·• · - atii.DREN 35c • NEW YORK . ' ' . . V ·· · swoN. nacns II ' .· CLQTHIN~ 'ROUSE ., ~ •r1 ' ~' ,~~. Q·~·tr·il ;pqMIJtOY'. ·' ; · IIGAtrA ,l:iTY,'J!-!~11 ·liiHI•U 'i PI.W ~10 ' ' •lih Chi~ EBERSBA(:H HARQ'W '' . Ji)'! ':l ,, �• . ,, ~ I , .... ·~ ' I • I 1966 -Graduating Classes of Meigs County· High --Sth~ls _,- · ~ r .. . ' ' t ,, . \ j ' • [ ' • __,_:. . • i· .... -~- ' ... •' • •, - ' .l __ ·,rr-~::· ,,. • . •. ' . -~ - \ ' !. 't._ ·, ' ';'i. : "I; •' • I • • ... ' , . . \ '' ,. ' . • ,'l ' . ' ·, ' ' ' . •i ,. •__ i' ( I • . '. • ' '· . .. ' ' ' ' ' ' ~ i . ' .. .. , ' ' " ','" ,. ' .,/i. '!, Our commu~lty Is exceeJ.ngly pr~d of you, the Graduates ~6J:;f011 have woriced hard, you have done a good job. You have reached the first milestone on your way to success! We, the sponsors of this page extend personal wishes for your future success and happiness. ., ·' . ' '' ' ~ j j!(''• to • . " '~ ~ • !'- • • ' [ • rf. • \. • ' ' I !' . ~- ' : • '' - -l .. . ·~ ' ' '.. 1 ' J .__, TO MEIGS COUNTY GRADUATES OF 1966 '66 ....... .., · You've Re~checl AMajor Goll ·-· 4 ......... Owlltolwl- Congratulations, Southern High School Class of 1966 Rutland High Schol Class of 19(,6 Tha -""" ,.,.. ....... _. ,..,,,u.. rout proud of you. _ . ' r wwl~ IN 1H1 YIAIS AHEAD . I IWiftttd. We ........ hr 1 fhMI fvtvrt. 1r11duat11, WI 11'1 WI WISH YOU IUCCISS WfD PROUD 01' YOUI Thoro's oo 'llmll hi pur poalbllllloo loo 11M' froo oountryl Mtr_ .. oolliotlwroul , •. Etptclelly For Bill & Marjorlo THE WORLD IS YOURS! Try Your Bon Pronklln Sto,. Plnll ,< The Fabric Shop BEN FRANKLIN . , . Singer Salu & Service ~---- ' Poluroy, Ohio Swisher & Lohse Rexall Drugs --, -- · Pomeroy, Ohle RAWLINGS HONDA SALES MIDDLEPORT, OHIO New York Clothing House Pomeroy Congratulations . Seniors, Upon ... " ' ~ MAY THE FUTUU FULFILL ' ! FROM AU OP US ... WHEREVER YOU GO Our lilt Wlohoo Por . Swc-. WW.vw lndeavor YOUR HOPES FOR MAY CONTINUED SUCCESS Completing Your r SUCCfSS AND HAPPINESS! WAIT FOR YOU! for our-In tho fulurt, lrNI our •ngratulltlas 0111 .,_pool fino ochi-11 Best Wishes! High School Work Foreman & Abbott > SHOE STORE "Middj~ of Uppor Block" Middleport, Ohio Eastern High School Class of 1966 GOESSLER Jewelry Store Hartley & Bennett Pomtroy Farmers Bank and SAVINGS CO. Pomeroy, Ohio . 'I . fo .. ' Wt ohort ,..... prtdo loo ,.Ur ochl......t, ond with you TO THI CLASS OF 19661 WE .AilE PROUD 01' IU- ALLCIP•YOUI CLASS OF '66 tnlho rotd ohotdl WE WISH YOU , SUCCESS! NOW YOU'll OI'FI I Thlt doy should be tn lntplrotlon .....,....... ................ 11ot -ld lo JHIII thot htpPinooo ondiU«<IIAft ,.. ..........h. Mci.rguerite's RACINE DEPT. STORE RACINE, O. . . • Shoe Shop .........,.., I Karr & Van Zandt MOTOR SALES YIVr OW..Wiol Ctdllloo Dtoltr . '' 1~ I. Mlln St., Pomtroy Now, Laok to tho future! beJOO•n. Waid Cross' Sons ' Rodne, Ohio -----~:'___j~----~·~~--------------~----.-----------~------------------~----------------- I • '66 .YOWH ~E ;l'~~R EI&ST S!rEP .ON . .. · Middleport Wgh School Class of 1966 ' . ~omeroy DiSh Seh90l Clasl of· 1966 · . . .. . .. 1·, ' . ' . ' . . .' ' . . . ~ ,. . ' '' ''' ' r,. I' '! ' "• .l ( ,, • ~~ ' /,·, ' ~ ·•·. ,.. (• .•·· ~. TD.O.\ItTO I f : Stra;ISS! ·' II ' ' ' ; BEST WISHES, Y•n of effort 'hM ' ltHn,.. wonlecl; lots of . t COMPUMENTSI ~·" '' ' ' ' • ,,. ""'.\'f''•"•,···- ,., . .....~ ..~..... ' ~-·· II ' , I. • · ' " ' ,. -·. ' . · • ~~. OHtq,, JICII W, C:M'iej, Mp; .......,.a. . ., J ' . ~- . ' ' •• ·- ., ··- ' ...-.fwolll '·\ ' ·- : 'I; l- ·. ,.. l' .' ' , • ' . . . . . ' .. ' ' I ' - ,.. The ,., ft Z ....................... ~~·· I'OMilOY~· OHIO :ir{'~~/l �• . ,, ~ I , .... ·~ ' I • I 1966 -Graduating Classes of Meigs County· High --Sth~ls _,- · ~ r .. . ' ' t ,, . \ j ' • [ ' • __,_:. . • i· .... -~- ' ... •' • •, - ' .l __ ·,rr-~::· ,,. • . •. ' . -~ - \ ' !. 't._ ·, ' ';'i. : "I; •' • I • • ... ' , . . \ '' ,. ' . • ,'l ' . ' ·, ' ' ' . •i ,. •__ i' ( I • . '. • ' '· . .. ' ' ' ' ' ' ~ i . ' .. .. , ' ' " ','" ,. ' .,/i. '!, Our commu~lty Is exceeJ.ngly pr~d of you, the Graduates ~6J:;f011 have woriced hard, you have done a good job. You have reached the first milestone on your way to success! We, the sponsors of this page extend personal wishes for your future success and happiness. ., ·' . ' '' ' ~ j j!(''• to • . " '~ ~ • !'- • • ' [ • rf. • \. • ' ' I !' . ~- ' : • '' - -l .. . ·~ ' ' '.. 1 ' J .__, TO MEIGS COUNTY GRADUATES OF 1966 '66 ....... .., · You've Re~checl AMajor Goll ·-· 4 ......... Owlltolwl- Congratulations, Southern High School Class of 1966 Rutland High Schol Class of 19(,6 Tha -""" ,.,.. ....... _. ,..,,,u.. rout proud of you. _ . ' r wwl~ IN 1H1 YIAIS AHEAD . I IWiftttd. We ........ hr 1 fhMI fvtvrt. 1r11duat11, WI 11'1 WI WISH YOU IUCCISS WfD PROUD 01' YOUI Thoro's oo 'llmll hi pur poalbllllloo loo 11M' froo oountryl Mtr_ .. oolliotlwroul , •. Etptclelly For Bill & Marjorlo THE WORLD IS YOURS! Try Your Bon Pronklln Sto,. Plnll ,< The Fabric Shop BEN FRANKLIN . , . Singer Salu & Service ~---- ' Poluroy, Ohio Swisher & Lohse Rexall Drugs --, -- · Pomeroy, Ohle RAWLINGS HONDA SALES MIDDLEPORT, OHIO New York Clothing House Pomeroy Congratulations . Seniors, Upon ... " ' ~ MAY THE FUTUU FULFILL ' ! FROM AU OP US ... WHEREVER YOU GO Our lilt Wlohoo Por . Swc-. WW.vw lndeavor YOUR HOPES FOR MAY CONTINUED SUCCESS Completing Your r SUCCfSS AND HAPPINESS! WAIT FOR YOU! for our-In tho fulurt, lrNI our •ngratulltlas 0111 .,_pool fino ochi-11 Best Wishes! High School Work Foreman & Abbott > SHOE STORE "Middj~ of Uppor Block" Middleport, Ohio Eastern High School Class of 1966 GOESSLER Jewelry Store Hartley & Bennett Pomtroy Farmers Bank and SAVINGS CO. Pomeroy, Ohio . 'I . fo .. ' Wt ohort ,..... prtdo loo ,.Ur ochl......t, ond with you TO THI CLASS OF 19661 WE .AilE PROUD 01' IU- ALLCIP•YOUI CLASS OF '66 tnlho rotd ohotdl WE WISH YOU , SUCCESS! NOW YOU'll OI'FI I Thlt doy should be tn lntplrotlon .....,....... ................ 11ot -ld lo JHIII thot htpPinooo ondiU«<IIAft ,.. ..........h. Mci.rguerite's RACINE DEPT. STORE RACINE, O. . . • Shoe Shop .........,.., I Karr & Van Zandt MOTOR SALES YIVr OW..Wiol Ctdllloo Dtoltr . '' 1~ I. Mlln St., Pomtroy Now, Laok to tho future! beJOO•n. Waid Cross' Sons ' Rodne, Ohio -----~:'___j~----~·~~--------------~----.-----------~------------------~----------------- I • '66 .YOWH ~E ;l'~~R EI&ST S!rEP .ON . .. · Middleport Wgh School Class of 1966 ' . ~omeroy DiSh Seh90l Clasl of· 1966 · . . .. . .. 1·, ' . ' . ' . . .' ' . . . ~ ,. . ' '' ''' ' r,. I' '! ' "• .l ( ,, • ~~ ' /,·, ' ~ ·•·. ,.. (• .•·· ~. TD.O.\ItTO I f : Stra;ISS! ·' II ' ' ' ; BEST WISHES, Y•n of effort 'hM ' ltHn,.. wonlecl; lots of . t COMPUMENTSI ~·" '' ' ' ' • ,,. ""'.\'f''•"•,···- ,., . .....~ ..~..... ' ~-·· II ' , I. • · ' " ' ,. -·. ' . · • ~~. OHtq,, JICII W, C:M'iej, Mp; .......,.a. . ., J ' . ~- . ' ' •• ·- ., ··- ' ...-.fwolll '·\ ' ·- : 'I; l- ·. ,.. l' .' ' , • ' . . . . . ' .. ' ' I ' - ,.. The ,., ft Z ....................... ~~·· I'OMilOY~· OHIO :ir{'~~/l �' ' ,'1 ./. ' '. •. • ' .... ' .• ' i· I) ;.;.., t, >. ,\,, ~Voice o/ . lJr:pq~way .. f I ~- .. ' ' ' HELEN HELP .. US! Line Scores ~- by Helen illottel-·__,1 only DOllOR SAYS LAWN BOY g~11you . ,• 0 adaptable finger-tip starting 0 0 washable .0 wonderful- ' packable :l that's RUGS DIRTY? rmoN Drive·ln W.- VA . The him Httle t ie that ta~ll everylhlng in llrir». Truvel& like a~. Packa in thfl tigtlllll liltl• c::omerw.. Goe. wilb ~ iind of p111ta .-d tkirt under the SWI. Crilp cotton duck, in a world of colort. Wi th Kedettes apeciaf comfort TONIGHT "GENGIIIS KAHN" LAWN Stephen Boyd James Mason (Color) -and- "WILD ON THE BEACH" fi!rankie Randall Sherry Jackson 'features, and a ribbed walking - "· Slim and Meclivftl wl.,... $3.99 Pomtroy, Ohio TONIGHT NOT OPiiM . FRIDAY ond SATURDAY Moy 21-18 "TOWN TAMER" ,I -: Ron! Electric Shampooer ; for $1.00 when you buy ' Lustre Foom ot - Technicolor- Danl Andrews Terry Moore "LIVING IT UP" Foreman & Ahllott -TechnicolorDean Martin, JeiTJ' Lewis, J•~t Leigh THE SHOE BOX MIDDLEPORT, 0. Professionally Dedicated · ·to·Your Good Health .•• & Supply Rl ITI AND FURNITURE SH 2·4811 Rutlond t Beautiful weekend for a picnic. Take along a beer to match. PHON! 2 DAYS. DAY - PAY Cemetery \Yreaths and Sprays ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS Swim Ac:cessories Get ~ct for yo11r first long holiday. Check our swim· ming acct>ssories ami beacll wys. Eor plug$, lins, bathing COfll, gogglto, masks, 1urf boords, inflated rain, play baRs-beach and •and toys. ' S ~ IOB~N WY 2·3498 FRANKLINS·IO ·---·. -· . . POMEROY E. MAIN ST· IICIMIROY • S~ED CALLIE The brilllleoo.., pines In CIUflnlo'o lnyo National rorelt are regarded •• 1 h e IIOI'ld'l Oldeol living lhinp. These twisted trees have been loom to be some f,iOO ,.an old, lhus ant!'dating the glanl ooquolas 8fWinl .._here PlANTS PIUOWS and Are Your Prote~lln IASKm · and CROSSES CUT ·Swisher & Lohse LAST FOR YEARSI Auorfmant .Larst• FlOWERS in California. and Rtm•'- Tracle-lns Tho Vory Bost In Uoed Cors Anywhoro NO REASONABLE OPPER REFUSED 511 Get 'toUr, Stnn look tCNt1y CERTIFIED GA$ ST ATIOM Ul W. Mafn St. Pomo,., METROPOLITAN MOTORS POMIIOY,O. ·,, Ilona! p~on of our uperlelll!ed, retlstered pharmacists. •Ul&nt .,.,..'!:', IOUQURS OLDEST TREES? A! pharmacr.ts, we are proud of our profession • , . proud pf Ult rtapolll!lblllty and llonor- we hbld, to you llld yt)ur doctor, to fill hill prescriptions for you ... wllb llrlll, · ~ and abo aolute accuracy. . ' Ow: stocks of drup are dn-n, eompl'te ; , . always fresh an4 po!ent. A!ld . you can fuUy depend oA the profes- .~. ' 99c -3 A Fitting TribUte To Our Loved One• ·:.'·',DUD·LEY'S . ~. ' 1 <\ 59 N. .2nd Ave. ' .' I. ' ' .... ' .. ,..,, . . Ovr Skill Mel b!Mi'IJIIci ' • Middleport, 0. S. I . ~lxaU: ·Drugs 1 ... ' ' ' ., ' ' ' ·• wv 2·· ~ IIU· ~11" , . fintliroy . 'Rellitend ~tellll \o aeM tou I. . . . ) ' !Mttv . ., " . SiHI!lat .. I!Jt4J~.... POMEROY ~OTOR· W. MAIN STREET POt.abY �' ' ,'1 ./. ' '. •. • ' .... ' .• ' i· I) ;.;.., t, >. ,\,, ~Voice o/ . lJr:pq~way .. f I ~- .. ' ' ' HELEN HELP .. US! Line Scores ~- by Helen illottel-·__,1 only DOllOR SAYS LAWN BOY g~11you . ,• 0 adaptable finger-tip starting 0 0 washable .0 wonderful- ' packable :l that's RUGS DIRTY? rmoN Drive·ln W.- VA . The him Httle t ie that ta~ll everylhlng in llrir». Truvel& like a~. Packa in thfl tigtlllll liltl• c::omerw.. Goe. wilb ~ iind of p111ta .-d tkirt under the SWI. Crilp cotton duck, in a world of colort. Wi th Kedettes apeciaf comfort TONIGHT "GENGIIIS KAHN" LAWN Stephen Boyd James Mason (Color) -and- "WILD ON THE BEACH" fi!rankie Randall Sherry Jackson 'features, and a ribbed walking - "· Slim and Meclivftl wl.,... $3.99 Pomtroy, Ohio TONIGHT NOT OPiiM . FRIDAY ond SATURDAY Moy 21-18 "TOWN TAMER" ,I -: Ron! Electric Shampooer ; for $1.00 when you buy ' Lustre Foom ot - Technicolor- Danl Andrews Terry Moore "LIVING IT UP" Foreman & Ahllott -TechnicolorDean Martin, JeiTJ' Lewis, J•~t Leigh THE SHOE BOX MIDDLEPORT, 0. Professionally Dedicated · ·to·Your Good Health .•• & Supply Rl ITI AND FURNITURE SH 2·4811 Rutlond t Beautiful weekend for a picnic. Take along a beer to match. PHON! 2 DAYS. DAY - PAY Cemetery \Yreaths and Sprays ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS Swim Ac:cessories Get ~ct for yo11r first long holiday. Check our swim· ming acct>ssories ami beacll wys. Eor plug$, lins, bathing COfll, gogglto, masks, 1urf boords, inflated rain, play baRs-beach and •and toys. ' S ~ IOB~N WY 2·3498 FRANKLINS·IO ·---·. -· . . POMEROY E. MAIN ST· IICIMIROY • S~ED CALLIE The brilllleoo.., pines In CIUflnlo'o lnyo National rorelt are regarded •• 1 h e IIOI'ld'l Oldeol living lhinp. These twisted trees have been loom to be some f,iOO ,.an old, lhus ant!'dating the glanl ooquolas 8fWinl .._here PlANTS PIUOWS and Are Your Prote~lln IASKm · and CROSSES CUT ·Swisher & Lohse LAST FOR YEARSI Auorfmant .Larst• FlOWERS in California. and Rtm•'- Tracle-lns Tho Vory Bost In Uoed Cors Anywhoro NO REASONABLE OPPER REFUSED 511 Get 'toUr, Stnn look tCNt1y CERTIFIED GA$ ST ATIOM Ul W. Mafn St. Pomo,., METROPOLITAN MOTORS POMIIOY,O. ·,, Ilona! p~on of our uperlelll!ed, retlstered pharmacists. •Ul&nt .,.,..'!:', IOUQURS OLDEST TREES? A! pharmacr.ts, we are proud of our profession • , . proud pf Ult rtapolll!lblllty and llonor- we hbld, to you llld yt)ur doctor, to fill hill prescriptions for you ... wllb llrlll, · ~ and abo aolute accuracy. . ' Ow: stocks of drup are dn-n, eompl'te ; , . always fresh an4 po!ent. A!ld . you can fuUy depend oA the profes- .~. ' 99c -3 A Fitting TribUte To Our Loved One• ·:.'·',DUD·LEY'S . ~. ' 1 <\ 59 N. .2nd Ave. ' .' I. ' ' .... ' .. ,..,, . . Ovr Skill Mel b!Mi'IJIIci ' • Middleport, 0. S. I . ~lxaU: ·Drugs 1 ... ' ' ' ., ' ' ' ·• wv 2·· ~ IIU· ~11" , . fintliroy . 'Rellitend ~tellll \o aeM tou I. . . . ) ' !Mttv . ., " . SiHI!lat .. I!Jt4J~.... POMEROY ~OTOR· W. MAIN STREET POt.abY �,1· J. '' .. ' . .· ·,·, ,. I ' . ' ..•' I Pl~illnl •i!fter ~Ltpllll' ~; lfapoleoa ltUtgfo!I,~DIII1-Seii\IDel, Pomeroy-!Qddleport, 0., May IS, 1"' . .. ~ - Ml'•· M', m I J Pt J'l~~8JI(i··P~Ia• ' reye, • "' - · (· , wea•, \uHaioi ·Mltk -~ ~; . Ml'li ~aey ~ Pl. lloal' 111<1, ~tor nc-o. IJ. altor the !all great lot lholl; . Roberts'""-; BJil E. Lite!>' Plealalll' · ....., mQ be purchased atlbt wltbdreW !rOm IIIII regloLL .\' ., I ' Sorority . Float Ln • ., 00 Chlldnn'o """ill• Toney Named \ .Commissioner Discontent Evil Eye Of I _ • F Beli·eved ~avmg reemanr For 4Years . Sty'- in Solid Colors - ' ' . i - -· ana LlJG()AGE·, On the Farm Front ·.GO KAtUA[ 'fN I• \'lslilinll---·•·'.Southside; Osbonle Stew· Mill Sl and scientists belleve lhal , lhe, . Pleesant; · Phelster F I latls caanol be more ' · 111111; ,· Spe · deer unera NIAGARA'S AGE 1 Galllpillo Ferry; Mrs. . ynrt old. Hiram Daugherty, Pl. Pleas- Date AunounC!'d Niapr• wu formed ·' ant; Mrs. Billie CoUier, Pl. PT. PLEASANT _ F\L!Ieral . Ear'I W . n • . , . , M rs. • nwJ~J.UDVn, ' · ~·Dr.: Mrs. llUIY ~'·"!'""· phrrPa""t ,III!I'VIoe lor Adrian 1M GlVE 1'HIIl GRADUATE ... uey, 30 Evans Hts.; Ray John: llbeharsed - Mrs. Leuls er. 83, llende1'8011, will bee=~~~ son, 747 Thir<l Ave.; Mrs. Bateson, Pt. Pleasant; M ra. Friday at ·Z p. m. In the M 1s c. Cowden, 226 First Ave.; Charlee Thompson, Pt.'Pleesant; Stevens F\L!Ieral Home wilh Mrs. Robert S. Warren, Clement Slllolenskl, Pl. Plnas- Rev. Harry Mlllel' Mill Creek St.: Albert B. anti Roy SuUivan, Pt. Pleas- Berlal will be In Concord cem' Crowa City; Mrs. Oscar ant; Mrs. Rober! Spencer and etery. Fink, Rt. 1, V'mton; Pal son, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. . Jolm Mr. ap,ncer, a Rt. 1, Patriot; Mrs. Ross, Mason; Gaylord Brown, died Tueeday In a GalUpolls Lemon, Thurman; Thoma; lei of a i!OH • Inflicted bUllet II Dllton, Eureka Star Rt.: Mrs. wotmd Fr.lendo may csll at the Ranlor<l cox Rt 1 Northup· h!s R. Withero, Mrs. R..a J. funeral borne after i p. m. ThOII!as M. BeotUe, 'Rl. 3, ' Mayfield, Robert W. Garnes, Thursday. on; Earl Conrad, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Lawrence J. Mayfield, Ro----Mr~ Richard Upinski, bert W. Garneo, Mrs. Law· WEBER APPOINTI!D Haven ; Mrs. Marie Ward, renee J. Grogan and infant son, Vernon Weber, owner of 2, Pt. Pleasant ; Mrs. G. Samuel :-'rs. Raymond B. Madden and Quality Print Shop, ~as 'leendl Hammond, Pliny, w. va.: Mrs. mfant son, Mro. PaulL. Martin appointed bY lhe Dlvtslo• Katherine King, Pt. Pleasant; and infant daughter. Water Ways as the agency for ' I. MASON - Donald Foglesong, left, accc!'ls the keys t~ his new Superior Crown Royale limousine combination from D. I. Metzger , Supenor funeral coach a~d am· bulance sales ma~er at the Superior Coach CorporatiOn plant m Li~a,. OhiO. The 11r conditioned vehicle is the second Super~or coach Mr. Foglesong has tn operatiOn at the Foglesong Funeral home. Jlatl)' Sentinel, Whatever you do thio vocat!J~tr;"tt 'Wherever you go.- you'll havJ ~!ore fun in KRDS, aU America'• favpri• . · footwear. Get your new KED! now..-.: ,.· lor a summer o( . nial 'f~h! :· t Comblnotlono 3.99 and 4.50 Wom1n'1 3.99 l to 5.99 Men's 3.99to5.99 Mrs. Esther M. Van Middleport: Mrs. Earl V. ens, Wellston; Mrs. A. McPherson, Jackson; w. Martin, Jr., Rt. 2, Chilli· II cothe; Mrs. Norman H. N. 2ND AVE. MIDDLEPORT, 0. sky, Ironton; Mrs. Samuel -----------------wm. Hamden: Frank J. borne, Jackson. WOMENS WOMENS Births ROUSH'S SHOE STORE ITALIAN SANDALS Mrs. Desley Bentley, Rt. 2, McArthur, son, 10:2'1 a. m. Wed· nesday; Mr. Earl V. !:~~~- ~;:; ~~:c:~:· upin- Slzos 4-10- 1 3PtE. SET •• ~ • S29.9S TENNIS OXFORDS Sino $2.88 TRAVEL SMART Flue Quality Trala Case, Woekeuder aud PullmaD Ia Red or Blue. Train (aSPS $6·'5 Airway Luggage·:~•• s12·'5 sp• Wblto, G...... Bluo pr. pr. . .. od at ski, New Haven, son. 2:43 p.m. 4-9WASIDNGTON (UP!) -A I commodities m era mg PT. PLEASANT -Vallie Wednesday; Mro. Billy P. Hack· II recent burst of farmer dlscon·l what looked hke rea_sonab\e Toney, Charleston Road, has ney 30 Evans Hts. a son 12:5llll Compare At $3.99 Wblte, Blue, Black tent with the Johnson adm!nis- : levels, and. that we might be been appointed Mason County a.~. Thursday. ' ' tration in general and Agncul· · able lo avo1d · · · some of the Jury Commissio:-~er for a four- • h ture Secretary Orville busts that we have. gotten . in year term beginning June .. Disc arges . . CHILDREN'S Freeman ln particular is 1the past (a£ter) pnces sw mg 1966 by 3 court order signed Arn"ld L. Ball, W11lmm C. simmering down, administra· . very high ..." by Judge James Lee Carte, Bryan Clark, Rebecca _J. tion aides believe. 1 Privately, while complaining sun. Mrs. Harold Coyan, 1 White-Blue For severai weeks Freeman\· about what h~ contends _was a . Helen M. ~mp~ey, Rufus ha been trying to counter misinterpretatiOn of hiS re- Mr. Toney, democrat. w1!1 re- sey, Mrs. Jnrume Evans, MrS. ·hs ges that the administration · mark, Freeman has conceded place Ottie C. Roush.. New John J. Fick, Mrs. WilHam C. c ar making farmers the goat i he goofed in using the word Haven, whose term exp1res this Gilmour, Mrs. Goldie M. Har·ll MENS & BOYS :t~ts anti-inflation campaign to i "pleased." month. rison. Mrs. Lonnie Hedge, curry favor with consumers. j Two jurors, one democrat Lockard, Mrs. Emmogene pr. How well Freeman has one reoublican, serve the M. ~hn, John G. MHler, Mrs. eucceeded is a matter of of Mason County wtth one be- Lewts M. Motycka, Mrs. AnRB Sizes 2'h to Big 12 15 argument. u ing appointed every two years L. Plymale, Mrs. 0!House GOP Leader Gerald R. to represent their respective dolph, :Mrs. Dana SWJCk, Ford ef Michigan predicted political parties. Fred Green, recently that farmer irrigation republican, is serving his see./~;.-'would boost prospects for ond year and his term Will Republlcan candidates 111 this pire May 31, 1968. fall's ct)ngressional elections. \ But Freeman fiatty contra· PT. PLEASANT - Geraldine dieted this assessment in a Keefer. daughter uf Mr. andl recent speech here to lhe Mrs. Earl Keefer of Rt. 2. Le· t National Press Club. Further, tart ; Scotty Icard, san of Mrs. I aides said his mail from Alice Icard, Jefferson Blvd., farmers--which was heavy and and Dale Rollins, son of Mr. often hotly critical In late April and Mrs. Kenneth Rollins, and early May-had slackened tart, have been named the L. ] Your Full Service Bank Is •• , OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 6:00 to 8:00 \ White Canvas Loafers Sl-99 washincton . ' POMEROY NATIONAL BANK ILD Serving ~feigs County for over g4 Year1 MIDDLEPORT, 0. T . w· np tnners Are Announced ·_aerWitb Contestants This 7.95 CARAVELL~ Agree to Call Washingt~on~00~:~:;'~ I ' Off Recount sharply and . taken a more Week In moderate tone. according to an Not Proleclinl FannOn by Congressman Ken PT. PL~ASANT -The One farm bloc Democrat, Alternates named were Di- count of the pre<lnd votes of Rep. Neal Smith, D-lowa, ssid one Friar, Carol Kegley, Becky the May loth primary that aa recenUy aa the first Snead, Mickie Yester, Mike lion conceming the CountyiY,;::-:11 week in May there was "a Jot Blessing, Robert Hamm missioner race betweea rE o! feeling that the administra- Stephen Larry Hudson, all can candidates for the nomination wasn't protecting farmers Point Pleasant High Uon, Rush Krodel and L~:dll the way H hsd lhe past five or and Robert Whitmore of Gerlach, Jr., Wa! « ..fcJ~slx years.• rna High. off Wednesday afternoo• But Smilh added that this The winners wiU spend a mutual agreement of both par· sentiment will fade soon. U it week this summer In Waahlng· alter over baH of the prehasn't been reversed already. ton, D. C., with aU expenses cincts had beeR coueted and lhe He ssld the adminlstratioo baa paid. Cost of the program trend showed no ~=~!~~~~ made anme "wrong" moves paid by approximately m difference than the and some that have beeR ness and indllStrial firms tabulatioa or the canvass ''misinterpreted." But U far· the Ohio and Kanawlta · the votes lolowing the elec:Uoo.[l mers are given asaurance the valleys. Krodel lost the race by to Gerlacb. Gerlach will administration Is trying to ---protect their inler1!Sta. he aald, be opposed iR tbe seneral tion in November by democrat they will deckle recent actions condidate G. A. (AI) lll@:gtl,ll bave done 10 real damage. Several top administration loca1 businessmaB. officials ltave beea urging Preolclenl Jobnsln to call a group of 1arm leeders to the White HoU8e for a conference U on the farm economic situation. At least one anurce believes PARKERSBURG, W. Va. Johnson may agree soon. tUPll - A Standard on Co. of Coppertone •· s1.09 FOR ALL YOUR PRESCRIPTION NEmS executi~:e;~~~~; I \ Freeman•s troubles grew out Ohio Sohi' of a serlee of admiRistration Wednesday that mCJVes earlier this year-mest which he caned a dynamic of them linked to a \l'hite munily, soon will be a hub for House campaign against lnOa- Interstate travel to the SOuth. tion. They included heavy sales . J . D. Harnett. marketiag vice of government-owned corn, a · president, made the forecast cut tn military pork purchases, a lunch sponsored by the Pat·k-11 a ceiling on hide exports to ersburg Chamber of Crnnmi,.-cE: [I protect u.s. shoe buyers and a to welcome. the Boren on proposed increase in cheese \ which is opening six service 6 VOLT · lmports. tions here. ibarpeoed Controv'"Y· Harnett said the company A Powerful. The controversy sharpened chose Parkersburg beCause or after Freeman told a March 31 its favorable environment for quality-Wt news conference: major manufacturers. It aiSG GUARANTEED "I am pleased to report that astride Interstste 77 whicb larm pricos In certain key be the most dlrecl north-souU11l 36MONTHS Items have moderated rrom route between Cleveland cyclical highs which have the South. accounted for most or the "This will brinK thousaidS of 'early 1966) food price in· motorists throUgh the area in ;reases. •• need of service stations, restau· Later tn the same statement rants and other services/' Freeman said tbat "although ssld. Jh, price peak• (In livestock liEf 111!111 1nd vegetsble!) have leveled PLAN CONCERT ExcbaDill >ut, we expect farm Income to PT. PLEASANT - The Ch!tn-11 ""'tinue at the current high eel Choir of the First Metbo-ll eve1." dist Church of Marietta, GearFreeman since bas said that gia, will present a concert of lbese and other news ~nfer- sacred music Monday, .June 6, 1 e~ce comments did not mean from 6 p.m. until 8 p.m. iDST) I be WBI!I happy 10 see farm 1al thf' Trinity Methodist Church, I prlcee generally go down. What 1Viand Street. Pt. Pleasant. The 992-2101 be did mean, Freeman ~a id. I p(Ihlic is wekorne to attend POMEROY, 0. was he was glad to see prices! and hear this remarkable group 'If hogs and IOIDO other cumpol\ed ol 34 voices. •• - - - - - - - - - - - girJsYLVAIVIA p llauwt OIL COMPANY \ OtherCar•wtlles_ 10.95 up Dentucreme · · 66c ,, ' ' GOESSLER JEWELRY STORE ' REG. 79c Fasteeth SSe • • • Ceult St. Pomer11y ' '-. . mt..SILI riiUID! · 56-9 1!L HOT OR • • • • 69c Cold REVELON Reg.$2.49 BLONDE SILK sz.oo 120 EXTRA DEEP Q.T. Picnic Plates • • -79c ID MINUTE EVEN COLOR - - - ·' , ·.'-.. REG. 75c SPALDING QUALITY Golf Balls - BICTUU · REG. 79c REG.~ Colgate Toothpaste . ... 31t· .. ' PICNIC BASKET SJ.99 REG. 98c Pept~ Bbmol· . REG. $4.98 VALIII-- . ~' l . 68c I ,. ' . ~~~·- RIZER -~ !(!llldnJ like ' ~"'""· · CARAVELLE ..._ , _ . HAIR SPRAY· REG. 89c ' -1 also. clllnnlnJII!Ilo pondant. A com• In whitt ltnen-loolt lin.. lsb-aQ with Hs own 24 loch cltll~. But 11'1 more lhlll Just BOOd !9<>kit11J4wtlty on tile ou!tfdt. IMide Hhll • PIOCislon j-led rnovemonllftat 1teeps this Carovellt REG.$1.50 Parkersburg Will Become Travel H b Watch-•.. chlnmlll IIWI ..., IIKI REG. $1.55 VISIT DUTTONS • l\~1 . "'· 73 Mli.LIT. ,a . Pres¢riptiOns Are O~r Main,~·~~~ ·. . 122 N. sJtQHD . . ·'·i · --lil~!fjf 'UAI ,'J',· 1,,~~~ ~: :'!; r .... . ··r' ,~'·.·~·~,.~~:·' · . .• , . : .' I , . ''"I ·1·' 1.. ., : ' ·' • ... . ' .tV' . ! ·!·. ,, . ·f11'! .t•.. ·;·.~ 'Jit~' . ···~ ' ...., ,, , .. ~·, ' ;!_1··., ,. · �,1· J. '' .. ' . .· ·,·, ,. I ' . ' ..•' I Pl~illnl •i!fter ~Ltpllll' ~; lfapoleoa ltUtgfo!I,~DIII1-Seii\IDel, Pomeroy-!Qddleport, 0., May IS, 1"' . .. ~ - Ml'•· M', m I J Pt J'l~~8JI(i··P~Ia• ' reye, • "' - · (· , wea•, \uHaioi ·Mltk -~ ~; . Ml'li ~aey ~ Pl. lloal' 111<1, ~tor nc-o. IJ. altor the !all great lot lholl; . Roberts'""-; BJil E. Lite!>' Plealalll' · ....., mQ be purchased atlbt wltbdreW !rOm IIIII regloLL .\' ., I ' Sorority . Float Ln • ., 00 Chlldnn'o """ill• Toney Named \ .Commissioner Discontent Evil Eye Of I _ • F Beli·eved ~avmg reemanr For 4Years . Sty'- in Solid Colors - ' ' . i - -· ana LlJG()AGE·, On the Farm Front ·.GO KAtUA[ 'fN I• \'lslilinll---·•·'.Southside; Osbonle Stew· Mill Sl and scientists belleve lhal , lhe, . Pleesant; · Phelster F I latls caanol be more ' · 111111; ,· Spe · deer unera NIAGARA'S AGE 1 Galllpillo Ferry; Mrs. . ynrt old. Hiram Daugherty, Pl. Pleas- Date AunounC!'d Niapr• wu formed ·' ant; Mrs. Billie CoUier, Pl. PT. PLEASANT _ F\L!Ieral . Ear'I W . n • . , . , M rs. • nwJ~J.UDVn, ' · ~·Dr.: Mrs. llUIY ~'·"!'""· phrrPa""t ,III!I'VIoe lor Adrian 1M GlVE 1'HIIl GRADUATE ... uey, 30 Evans Hts.; Ray John: llbeharsed - Mrs. Leuls er. 83, llende1'8011, will bee=~~~ son, 747 Thir<l Ave.; Mrs. Bateson, Pt. Pleasant; M ra. Friday at ·Z p. m. In the M 1s c. Cowden, 226 First Ave.; Charlee Thompson, Pt.'Pleesant; Stevens F\L!Ieral Home wilh Mrs. Robert S. Warren, Clement Slllolenskl, Pl. Plnas- Rev. Harry Mlllel' Mill Creek St.: Albert B. anti Roy SuUivan, Pt. Pleas- Berlal will be In Concord cem' Crowa City; Mrs. Oscar ant; Mrs. Rober! Spencer and etery. Fink, Rt. 1, V'mton; Pal son, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. . Jolm Mr. ap,ncer, a Rt. 1, Patriot; Mrs. Ross, Mason; Gaylord Brown, died Tueeday In a GalUpolls Lemon, Thurman; Thoma; lei of a i!OH • Inflicted bUllet II Dllton, Eureka Star Rt.: Mrs. wotmd Fr.lendo may csll at the Ranlor<l cox Rt 1 Northup· h!s R. Withero, Mrs. R..a J. funeral borne after i p. m. ThOII!as M. BeotUe, 'Rl. 3, ' Mayfield, Robert W. Garnes, Thursday. on; Earl Conrad, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Lawrence J. Mayfield, Ro----Mr~ Richard Upinski, bert W. Garneo, Mrs. Law· WEBER APPOINTI!D Haven ; Mrs. Marie Ward, renee J. Grogan and infant son, Vernon Weber, owner of 2, Pt. Pleasant ; Mrs. G. Samuel :-'rs. Raymond B. Madden and Quality Print Shop, ~as 'leendl Hammond, Pliny, w. va.: Mrs. mfant son, Mro. PaulL. Martin appointed bY lhe Dlvtslo• Katherine King, Pt. Pleasant; and infant daughter. Water Ways as the agency for ' I. MASON - Donald Foglesong, left, accc!'ls the keys t~ his new Superior Crown Royale limousine combination from D. I. Metzger , Supenor funeral coach a~d am· bulance sales ma~er at the Superior Coach CorporatiOn plant m Li~a,. OhiO. The 11r conditioned vehicle is the second Super~or coach Mr. Foglesong has tn operatiOn at the Foglesong Funeral home. Jlatl)' Sentinel, Whatever you do thio vocat!J~tr;"tt 'Wherever you go.- you'll havJ ~!ore fun in KRDS, aU America'• favpri• . · footwear. Get your new KED! now..-.: ,.· lor a summer o( . nial 'f~h! :· t Comblnotlono 3.99 and 4.50 Wom1n'1 3.99 l to 5.99 Men's 3.99to5.99 Mrs. Esther M. Van Middleport: Mrs. Earl V. ens, Wellston; Mrs. A. McPherson, Jackson; w. Martin, Jr., Rt. 2, Chilli· II cothe; Mrs. Norman H. N. 2ND AVE. MIDDLEPORT, 0. sky, Ironton; Mrs. Samuel -----------------wm. Hamden: Frank J. borne, Jackson. WOMENS WOMENS Births ROUSH'S SHOE STORE ITALIAN SANDALS Mrs. Desley Bentley, Rt. 2, McArthur, son, 10:2'1 a. m. Wed· nesday; Mr. Earl V. !:~~~- ~;:; ~~:c:~:· upin- Slzos 4-10- 1 3PtE. SET •• ~ • S29.9S TENNIS OXFORDS Sino $2.88 TRAVEL SMART Flue Quality Trala Case, Woekeuder aud PullmaD Ia Red or Blue. Train (aSPS $6·'5 Airway Luggage·:~•• s12·'5 sp• Wblto, G...... Bluo pr. pr. . .. od at ski, New Haven, son. 2:43 p.m. 4-9WASIDNGTON (UP!) -A I commodities m era mg PT. PLEASANT -Vallie Wednesday; Mro. Billy P. Hack· II recent burst of farmer dlscon·l what looked hke rea_sonab\e Toney, Charleston Road, has ney 30 Evans Hts. a son 12:5llll Compare At $3.99 Wblte, Blue, Black tent with the Johnson adm!nis- : levels, and. that we might be been appointed Mason County a.~. Thursday. ' ' tration in general and Agncul· · able lo avo1d · · · some of the Jury Commissio:-~er for a four- • h ture Secretary Orville busts that we have. gotten . in year term beginning June .. Disc arges . . CHILDREN'S Freeman ln particular is 1the past (a£ter) pnces sw mg 1966 by 3 court order signed Arn"ld L. Ball, W11lmm C. simmering down, administra· . very high ..." by Judge James Lee Carte, Bryan Clark, Rebecca _J. tion aides believe. 1 Privately, while complaining sun. Mrs. Harold Coyan, 1 White-Blue For severai weeks Freeman\· about what h~ contends _was a . Helen M. ~mp~ey, Rufus ha been trying to counter misinterpretatiOn of hiS re- Mr. Toney, democrat. w1!1 re- sey, Mrs. Jnrume Evans, MrS. ·hs ges that the administration · mark, Freeman has conceded place Ottie C. Roush.. New John J. Fick, Mrs. WilHam C. c ar making farmers the goat i he goofed in using the word Haven, whose term exp1res this Gilmour, Mrs. Goldie M. Har·ll MENS & BOYS :t~ts anti-inflation campaign to i "pleased." month. rison. Mrs. Lonnie Hedge, curry favor with consumers. j Two jurors, one democrat Lockard, Mrs. Emmogene pr. How well Freeman has one reoublican, serve the M. ~hn, John G. MHler, Mrs. eucceeded is a matter of of Mason County wtth one be- Lewts M. Motycka, Mrs. AnRB Sizes 2'h to Big 12 15 argument. u ing appointed every two years L. Plymale, Mrs. 0!House GOP Leader Gerald R. to represent their respective dolph, :Mrs. Dana SWJCk, Ford ef Michigan predicted political parties. Fred Green, recently that farmer irrigation republican, is serving his see./~;.-'would boost prospects for ond year and his term Will Republlcan candidates 111 this pire May 31, 1968. fall's ct)ngressional elections. \ But Freeman fiatty contra· PT. PLEASANT - Geraldine dieted this assessment in a Keefer. daughter uf Mr. andl recent speech here to lhe Mrs. Earl Keefer of Rt. 2. Le· t National Press Club. Further, tart ; Scotty Icard, san of Mrs. I aides said his mail from Alice Icard, Jefferson Blvd., farmers--which was heavy and and Dale Rollins, son of Mr. often hotly critical In late April and Mrs. Kenneth Rollins, and early May-had slackened tart, have been named the L. ] Your Full Service Bank Is •• , OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 6:00 to 8:00 \ White Canvas Loafers Sl-99 washincton . ' POMEROY NATIONAL BANK ILD Serving ~feigs County for over g4 Year1 MIDDLEPORT, 0. T . w· np tnners Are Announced ·_aerWitb Contestants This 7.95 CARAVELL~ Agree to Call Washingt~on~00~:~:;'~ I ' Off Recount sharply and . taken a more Week In moderate tone. according to an Not Proleclinl FannOn by Congressman Ken PT. PL~ASANT -The One farm bloc Democrat, Alternates named were Di- count of the pre<lnd votes of Rep. Neal Smith, D-lowa, ssid one Friar, Carol Kegley, Becky the May loth primary that aa recenUy aa the first Snead, Mickie Yester, Mike lion conceming the CountyiY,;::-:11 week in May there was "a Jot Blessing, Robert Hamm missioner race betweea rE o! feeling that the administra- Stephen Larry Hudson, all can candidates for the nomination wasn't protecting farmers Point Pleasant High Uon, Rush Krodel and L~:dll the way H hsd lhe past five or and Robert Whitmore of Gerlach, Jr., Wa! « ..fcJ~slx years.• rna High. off Wednesday afternoo• But Smilh added that this The winners wiU spend a mutual agreement of both par· sentiment will fade soon. U it week this summer In Waahlng· alter over baH of the prehasn't been reversed already. ton, D. C., with aU expenses cincts had beeR coueted and lhe He ssld the adminlstratioo baa paid. Cost of the program trend showed no ~=~!~~~~ made anme "wrong" moves paid by approximately m difference than the and some that have beeR ness and indllStrial firms tabulatioa or the canvass ''misinterpreted." But U far· the Ohio and Kanawlta · the votes lolowing the elec:Uoo.[l mers are given asaurance the valleys. Krodel lost the race by to Gerlacb. Gerlach will administration Is trying to ---protect their inler1!Sta. he aald, be opposed iR tbe seneral tion in November by democrat they will deckle recent actions condidate G. A. (AI) lll@:gtl,ll bave done 10 real damage. Several top administration loca1 businessmaB. officials ltave beea urging Preolclenl Jobnsln to call a group of 1arm leeders to the White HoU8e for a conference U on the farm economic situation. At least one anurce believes PARKERSBURG, W. Va. Johnson may agree soon. tUPll - A Standard on Co. of Coppertone •· s1.09 FOR ALL YOUR PRESCRIPTION NEmS executi~:e;~~~~; I \ Freeman•s troubles grew out Ohio Sohi' of a serlee of admiRistration Wednesday that mCJVes earlier this year-mest which he caned a dynamic of them linked to a \l'hite munily, soon will be a hub for House campaign against lnOa- Interstate travel to the SOuth. tion. They included heavy sales . J . D. Harnett. marketiag vice of government-owned corn, a · president, made the forecast cut tn military pork purchases, a lunch sponsored by the Pat·k-11 a ceiling on hide exports to ersburg Chamber of Crnnmi,.-cE: [I protect u.s. shoe buyers and a to welcome. the Boren on proposed increase in cheese \ which is opening six service 6 VOLT · lmports. tions here. ibarpeoed Controv'"Y· Harnett said the company A Powerful. The controversy sharpened chose Parkersburg beCause or after Freeman told a March 31 its favorable environment for quality-Wt news conference: major manufacturers. It aiSG GUARANTEED "I am pleased to report that astride Interstste 77 whicb larm pricos In certain key be the most dlrecl north-souU11l 36MONTHS Items have moderated rrom route between Cleveland cyclical highs which have the South. accounted for most or the "This will brinK thousaidS of 'early 1966) food price in· motorists throUgh the area in ;reases. •• need of service stations, restau· Later tn the same statement rants and other services/' Freeman said tbat "although ssld. Jh, price peak• (In livestock liEf 111!111 1nd vegetsble!) have leveled PLAN CONCERT ExcbaDill >ut, we expect farm Income to PT. PLEASANT - The Ch!tn-11 ""'tinue at the current high eel Choir of the First Metbo-ll eve1." dist Church of Marietta, GearFreeman since bas said that gia, will present a concert of lbese and other news ~nfer- sacred music Monday, .June 6, 1 e~ce comments did not mean from 6 p.m. until 8 p.m. iDST) I be WBI!I happy 10 see farm 1al thf' Trinity Methodist Church, I prlcee generally go down. What 1Viand Street. Pt. Pleasant. The 992-2101 be did mean, Freeman ~a id. I p(Ihlic is wekorne to attend POMEROY, 0. was he was glad to see prices! and hear this remarkable group 'If hogs and IOIDO other cumpol\ed ol 34 voices. •• - - - - - - - - - - - girJsYLVAIVIA p llauwt OIL COMPANY \ OtherCar•wtlles_ 10.95 up Dentucreme · · 66c ,, ' ' GOESSLER JEWELRY STORE ' REG. 79c Fasteeth SSe • • • Ceult St. Pomer11y ' '-. . mt..SILI riiUID! · 56-9 1!L HOT OR • • • • 69c Cold REVELON Reg.$2.49 BLONDE SILK sz.oo 120 EXTRA DEEP Q.T. Picnic Plates • • -79c ID MINUTE EVEN COLOR - - - ·' , ·.'-.. REG. 75c SPALDING QUALITY Golf Balls - BICTUU · REG. 79c REG.~ Colgate Toothpaste . ... 31t· .. ' PICNIC BASKET SJ.99 REG. 98c Pept~ Bbmol· . REG. $4.98 VALIII-- . ~' l . 68c I ,. ' . ~~~·- RIZER -~ !(!llldnJ like ' ~"'""· · CARAVELLE ..._ , _ . HAIR SPRAY· REG. 89c ' -1 also. clllnnlnJII!Ilo pondant. A com• In whitt ltnen-loolt lin.. lsb-aQ with Hs own 24 loch cltll~. But 11'1 more lhlll Just BOOd !9<>kit11J4wtlty on tile ou!tfdt. IMide Hhll • PIOCislon j-led rnovemonllftat 1teeps this Carovellt REG.$1.50 Parkersburg Will Become Travel H b Watch-•.. chlnmlll IIWI ..., IIKI REG. $1.55 VISIT DUTTONS • l\~1 . "'· 73 Mli.LIT. ,a . Pres¢riptiOns Are O~r Main,~·~~~ ·. . 122 N. sJtQHD . . ·'·i · --lil~!fjf 'UAI ,'J',· 1,,~~~ ~: :'!; r .... . ··r' ,~'·.·~·~,.~~:·' · . .• , . : .' I , . ''"I ·1·' 1.. ., : ' ·' • ... . ' .tV' . ! ·!·. ,, . ·f11'! .t•.. ·;·.~ 'Jit~' . ···~ ' ...., ,, , .. ~·, ' ;!_1··., ,. · �) 1 . j,, ,f r , ' I . i , ' (. '' •• ,. ' •• ' '' i Get Extra Cash ·The IAIINIY ·CJOOGLI and SNUfi'Y IMI1M WE BEITER C'HANC5E } Plain or Wllb pepperoni. · au&aJe. muabroom. 'b•m or I OUR DUDS oomblnat1ons. A~EHE GITS HERE f 12" Sin _75c .to 1JO Complolt Cony.Out .....,, .. CALL WY 2-99b f' • lili:k up At G. & G. CAFI Our 'OK' Sp,cial$.!·,:< 1962 Buick lnvid1 Conv • .,..--- $1595 oak trim, I set complete with storm windows,' 1 wood door, 2 Inside oak frmoes[l with oak • trim, 36 n. 9 Inch oak base, 2 French doors 2'6 I 6'8. Price C8li be aeen at 336 Lasley St., POIIIel'O)', Oblo, or <all l82..l50S liter 5. 5 25 ltc four room alsbed opartments. All u.. paid. Phon& WY Hl'l••· I Rowley and Reed. After p. m. ull WY 2-3571. m. I S Automatic trana. Power steering. While flil!ih, red In· terlor. Radlo and beater. Ellrl good W.W. llrU. ' ' 1962 Chevy II Conv. · •$f095 I cyL engine. Powergllde Irons. Light blue finish, vinyl Int. While top, rsdlo and beater. Extra good whitewall tires. A real sharp job. . . HOT ONE! ••• 1960 TR·3 ROADSTER Ill W. MAIN I'OMIROY .,_. •- ,_--.....,.... ~~~ -~· ...... -ANDVlE'P e>ETTER t.IOI' !lEING I!UST'L'I . CATCH "'QJ COMING SOON! TO . ....... lltclzonlc Orderl1111 To lpHd Our Drlv.ln THE NATION'S MIITRIATIM6 ENEMIES.'! THE a.J EM'{.~ Crew's Steak House PHONE WY 2-2156 In f,l() IOOIJD£1! 'IHAT I Ff£L SO IIJFERICR Air> IUSIGIJifiCAUT AU. lllE liME! THE i.ltiRU> IS :;o fMIT~\TiCALLI' LARGE... WHAT A~E VOll TRI'I~~ 10 DO.,, MAkE A fOOL OUT OF ME? NJDl'M o;o TERR!Bl'l' SMALL! GASULINI!! ALLEY DICK TRACY ltr CHESTIR GOJIILD REVIVAL at the Chester Church of God will continue into the third week, starting at 7:30 each evening. Rev. Bobby Porter of Lorain, Ohio evangelist. Pastor Rev. Dale Thornton. Special singing each evening. Ev~rybody wei- iii95~7'!35i51x::ai;,11tbedriediwooiiimlliOuie: come. 5 22 6tp trailer Melvin Little. PIANO LESSONS, children or 193, Cbesbire, Ohio. I ' adults, Special rates for be- 19112 F 85 OLDS cUtlass ·-i£0~~ WPACN£ ' ginners. June Hummel, Ph. door coupe, 8 cylinder: aulD• II . DEMONSTRATORS , 992-2619. $ 20 6tc matic, good condition, I BEG INN~ Mar 22 you can 992.,1506 or - · 5 ~ -a;;;lh....... H~w Two II ·-- .- I r buy ico at the Davis Ice Plant on Sunday from 8 a. m. to 5 p. m. 5 19 !Ole I;-.,...........,...,...,.....,. FERTILIZER ... ROUSH & LYONS CAMPING TRAILERS Merton st. LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE 112·2106 • 77J.5611 Card of Th•nks Wby drlvt '0 miles. wbeD can get delivery at our area warehouse. CaD UJ for !J)edalb:ed l!ervice - Bulk fOU Spreading Available - W~ AUo Can Apply Liquid Ni· trogen To Vuur Fields AU Allalysls, stralJ)It • i.flxed All at oew low prices. materials available. Ph. WY 2-2181 • time you WJe Lustre to elean ruga. electric shampooer $1. 0111 Hardware Co., Inc. HELLO, CI-IARLE¥1 iHOOGHT YOU'D & HO~ T'NICiHT WIT~ YE~ ===-=--=--~-23_3t,c NEW electric range, UPR!Gin' Deep rr-.e. 18 eublc !eeL WY US%1 or :w&ll. a IS Uc SI-IOffi OJ:'F \IUm:HIN ' TI ' new and 2 bedroom Illites. Gaynelle Fugate, WY :1-5293. 5 15 tic By SCHULZ 110 Mech1nic St. Pomeroy, Ohio WINNIE WINKLE ANY KIND ol JOb . Place stay ln. Phone 742-4354. 5 26 HOUSE and roof painting, per hour. Call afl<r S, VI 2464:_ 5 24 30tp 1,1 PIE BAKER at !neal resiiiUr- [ ant. Phone 992-2580 or 932 ~ 5432 anytime, 5 24 Pomeroy, Ohio. J.IDDdat - -- -- - ·- ~ CAITLE OlLE' -= R~ rT=...o. -= Wik). • Fe! Rent Includes face fly fighter, mfn. lLYAPARTMENT, 2nd Ward, 4 eral feeder and an auiOIDliUCI lLB+nPI'II Alnbla'l room !I and bath, rent reason- cattle oller. Authorized deal1lillllptlot able. Phone 99':1-529~ , Frank er for Gallia and Melp Fugate, Pomeroy. s 22 tfc counties. Gordon H. Swillher, DAILY a&YP:l'OQOOJB - ·111ft'• AXYDLBAAXB' Ohio. Phone EM 7· I'R AIL·E-·R, 8rown-.s Tra 11er- Cheshire, II LOJfllPBLLOW 7289 5 2 30tp --7 .- ' ' ildlng, ltorm .... Ill<\ dr ... ._a wmk carport~, Park. Minersville, Ohio. Ph. =;;·-.-:=cc--c-:--c~ - - · ltl tiiiiiUIIple A \sos 25 12tc JANE. I usei1 to hole you, Your liD<00.-llllnM'lilt- Ill, X .... 1111111o- I UNFURNISHED~ rooms and rugs al.ways looked •c''' • a. u.--* ... .alllllll. bath on Mechanic St. C a II than mme. But that was ' n. 992-2:.81. lore I ~ent to Star Supply 1 5 25 lt< .a. Co ., Racme, Ohio, and • PZXOYARL KT&UOQL&O UO OQRB lN'I'IC,iU!!; ~Urnltare, dishes, ed a Glamorene Electric Rug misceUar.eous. Call or wrtte: Shampooer for only ~ a day. A&KVLO, XSO UO · OQRH PZIR.Mrs. Howard Cedi, 1110 W. ' 126 992-3324. -- GRi!ATu PotlteroJ. ' It ,tk ·I'RAILER LOTI - Free ,.,.. age and water. Brown's Tra~. size 50 fl Also men'o uniforms, women'• cbildren's clothing, ~;$1 er Park (State Approved). • ruga. Jeffer• Used Minersville, ~ Pbooe WY Store, Rl 33, &OIDC 2-3324. ~ 15 the FalriJ'IIIIIllla. I lwtlillp expert InslaUattoa. Pbooe ALL CIWT AWMI· NUM PRoDUCTS, 119 Nortb I Second .Ave., WY Wli70. f II t . ;_,.i ·, '·. ' an•·-·, ·, VLTOOSO~a ..........,.. GJihfli&tll ~RAVE .A.T J.&tJrf t1111 MJ:arr Ill' ~.l.'nCSN~ """ , .. .' ' ' j rM EATIN' QT ..1££'5 DINER FOI? TH' D'RtiTJON/ ?~. HE AIN'T <;aT NO RADIO .! ,;'1 ; CARRIERS IN POMEROY Apply The Daily Sentinel MaiD st. ly HAROLD GRAY Mnon, W. Y•. ,..,, ..' ' -· ... , ' \' ' ' ' i ' '" . .... ' ~· \ ' �) 1 . j,, ,f r , ' I . i , ' (. '' •• ,. ' •• ' '' i Get Extra Cash ·The IAIINIY ·CJOOGLI and SNUfi'Y IMI1M WE BEITER C'HANC5E } Plain or Wllb pepperoni. · au&aJe. muabroom. 'b•m or I OUR DUDS oomblnat1ons. A~EHE GITS HERE f 12" Sin _75c .to 1JO Complolt Cony.Out .....,, .. CALL WY 2-99b f' • lili:k up At G. & G. CAFI Our 'OK' Sp,cial$.!·,:< 1962 Buick lnvid1 Conv • .,..--- $1595 oak trim, I set complete with storm windows,' 1 wood door, 2 Inside oak frmoes[l with oak • trim, 36 n. 9 Inch oak base, 2 French doors 2'6 I 6'8. Price C8li be aeen at 336 Lasley St., POIIIel'O)', Oblo, or <all l82..l50S liter 5. 5 25 ltc four room alsbed opartments. All u.. paid. Phon& WY Hl'l••· I Rowley and Reed. After p. m. ull WY 2-3571. m. I S Automatic trana. Power steering. While flil!ih, red In· terlor. Radlo and beater. Ellrl good W.W. llrU. ' ' 1962 Chevy II Conv. · •$f095 I cyL engine. Powergllde Irons. Light blue finish, vinyl Int. While top, rsdlo and beater. Extra good whitewall tires. A real sharp job. . . HOT ONE! ••• 1960 TR·3 ROADSTER Ill W. MAIN I'OMIROY .,_. •- ,_--.....,.... ~~~ -~· ...... -ANDVlE'P e>ETTER t.IOI' !lEING I!UST'L'I . CATCH "'QJ COMING SOON! TO . ....... lltclzonlc Orderl1111 To lpHd Our Drlv.ln THE NATION'S MIITRIATIM6 ENEMIES.'! THE a.J EM'{.~ Crew's Steak House PHONE WY 2-2156 In f,l() IOOIJD£1! 'IHAT I Ff£L SO IIJFERICR Air> IUSIGIJifiCAUT AU. lllE liME! THE i.ltiRU> IS :;o fMIT~\TiCALLI' LARGE... WHAT A~E VOll TRI'I~~ 10 DO.,, MAkE A fOOL OUT OF ME? NJDl'M o;o TERR!Bl'l' SMALL! GASULINI!! ALLEY DICK TRACY ltr CHESTIR GOJIILD REVIVAL at the Chester Church of God will continue into the third week, starting at 7:30 each evening. Rev. Bobby Porter of Lorain, Ohio evangelist. Pastor Rev. Dale Thornton. Special singing each evening. Ev~rybody wei- iii95~7'!35i51x::ai;,11tbedriediwooiiimlliOuie: come. 5 22 6tp trailer Melvin Little. PIANO LESSONS, children or 193, Cbesbire, Ohio. I ' adults, Special rates for be- 19112 F 85 OLDS cUtlass ·-i£0~~ WPACN£ ' ginners. June Hummel, Ph. door coupe, 8 cylinder: aulD• II . DEMONSTRATORS , 992-2619. $ 20 6tc matic, good condition, I BEG INN~ Mar 22 you can 992.,1506 or - · 5 ~ -a;;;lh....... H~w Two II ·-- .- I r buy ico at the Davis Ice Plant on Sunday from 8 a. m. to 5 p. m. 5 19 !Ole I;-.,...........,...,...,.....,. FERTILIZER ... ROUSH & LYONS CAMPING TRAILERS Merton st. LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE 112·2106 • 77J.5611 Card of Th•nks Wby drlvt '0 miles. wbeD can get delivery at our area warehouse. CaD UJ for !J)edalb:ed l!ervice - Bulk fOU Spreading Available - W~ AUo Can Apply Liquid Ni· trogen To Vuur Fields AU Allalysls, stralJ)It • i.flxed All at oew low prices. materials available. Ph. WY 2-2181 • time you WJe Lustre to elean ruga. electric shampooer $1. 0111 Hardware Co., Inc. HELLO, CI-IARLE¥1 iHOOGHT YOU'D & HO~ T'NICiHT WIT~ YE~ ===-=--=--~-23_3t,c NEW electric range, UPR!Gin' Deep rr-.e. 18 eublc !eeL WY US%1 or :w&ll. a IS Uc SI-IOffi OJ:'F \IUm:HIN ' TI ' new and 2 bedroom Illites. Gaynelle Fugate, WY :1-5293. 5 15 tic By SCHULZ 110 Mech1nic St. Pomeroy, Ohio WINNIE WINKLE ANY KIND ol JOb . Place stay ln. Phone 742-4354. 5 26 HOUSE and roof painting, per hour. Call afl<r S, VI 2464:_ 5 24 30tp 1,1 PIE BAKER at !neal resiiiUr- [ ant. Phone 992-2580 or 932 ~ 5432 anytime, 5 24 Pomeroy, Ohio. J.IDDdat - -- -- - ·- ~ CAITLE OlLE' -= R~ rT=...o. -= Wik). • Fe! Rent Includes face fly fighter, mfn. lLYAPARTMENT, 2nd Ward, 4 eral feeder and an auiOIDliUCI lLB+nPI'II Alnbla'l room !I and bath, rent reason- cattle oller. Authorized deal1lillllptlot able. Phone 99':1-529~ , Frank er for Gallia and Melp Fugate, Pomeroy. s 22 tfc counties. Gordon H. Swillher, DAILY a&YP:l'OQOOJB - ·111ft'• AXYDLBAAXB' Ohio. Phone EM 7· I'R AIL·E-·R, 8rown-.s Tra 11er- Cheshire, II LOJfllPBLLOW 7289 5 2 30tp --7 .- ' ' ildlng, ltorm .... Ill<\ dr ... ._a wmk carport~, Park. Minersville, Ohio. Ph. =;;·-.-:=cc--c-:--c~ - - · ltl tiiiiiUIIple A \sos 25 12tc JANE. I usei1 to hole you, Your liD<00.-llllnM'lilt- Ill, X .... 1111111o- I UNFURNISHED~ rooms and rugs al.ways looked •c''' • a. u.--* ... .alllllll. bath on Mechanic St. C a II than mme. But that was ' n. 992-2:.81. lore I ~ent to Star Supply 1 5 25 lt< .a. Co ., Racme, Ohio, and • PZXOYARL KT&UOQL&O UO OQRB lN'I'IC,iU!!; ~Urnltare, dishes, ed a Glamorene Electric Rug misceUar.eous. Call or wrtte: Shampooer for only ~ a day. A&KVLO, XSO UO · OQRH PZIR.Mrs. Howard Cedi, 1110 W. ' 126 992-3324. -- GRi!ATu PotlteroJ. ' It ,tk ·I'RAILER LOTI - Free ,.,.. age and water. Brown's Tra~. size 50 fl Also men'o uniforms, women'• cbildren's clothing, ~;$1 er Park (State Approved). • ruga. Jeffer• Used Minersville, ~ Pbooe WY Store, Rl 33, &OIDC 2-3324. ~ 15 the FalriJ'IIIIIllla. I lwtlillp expert InslaUattoa. Pbooe ALL CIWT AWMI· NUM PRoDUCTS, 119 Nortb I Second .Ave., WY Wli70. f II t . ;_,.i ·, '·. ' an•·-·, ·, VLTOOSO~a ..........,.. GJihfli&tll ~RAVE .A.T J.&tJrf t1111 MJ:arr Ill' ~.l.'nCSN~ """ , .. .' ' ' j rM EATIN' QT ..1££'5 DINER FOI? TH' D'RtiTJON/ ?~. HE AIN'T <;aT NO RADIO .! ,;'1 ; CARRIERS IN POMEROY Apply The Daily Sentinel MaiD st. ly HAROLD GRAY Mnon, W. Y•. ,..,, ..' ' -· ... , ' \' ' ' ' i ' '" . .... ' ~· \ ' �' :~ 'H ' ·~· ·:· ' :' '" ,. t ' 'I f. I :' ·~ I •• ;. ' e ; I j ' ;<. • 11· • ~ .~1 ,,'.' ,.,: ·I ''' THIS WEEK END ELBERFELDS .STORE IS OPEN .FRIDAY .UNT.lL 8 .AND SA TURD~Y NIGHT UNTIL 9 IN THE EVENING. There's lots of bargains all over the store-- in our Furniture Sale on the 2nd .~nd 3rd floors- ()U.r Lqwn Mower Sale at the Warehouse on Mechanic S~reet -~ Summer Porch and Lawn furnlfiire sale qn the 2ncl floiir .. Big ToweiSale on the Main floor. Also at the Warehouse on Mechanic Street we are having a sale of 'Lees'·R~gs •• Roll end · remnants hound ready to use A{l ofthese are either 12 or 15 feet wide- and on Sale at about half the·tegular price. All excellent Lees quality. (Next Monday the 30th is Memorial Day and our store will be clqsed all dayf . • u• Special Purchase! TOWN HOUSE . Special ' Purchase! .· BEACH TOWELS Upholstery REMNANTS Boys "Never Need Ironing" SHORT SLEEVE Wage Bill Slightly CutUp Ito IOYard .Lengths , SPORT SHIRTS Sold only In Remnant Sizes 8 to 20. Solld colors and plaids. lengths aa they come Henley neeks - button down Ivy ' CHOOSE SE~RAL PAIRS 0~' . ' THESE EASY SHOR'I'S from the mill 1 to 10 league styles and regular collars. yards. Each piece mark· Just wash tbese shirts - dry them - AU man tailored styles in solids and plaids - zipper slcte closings -machine washable fabrics- jamaicas - bermudas - surfers - just any length you want. Sizes 8 to 18 orn132 to 38. ed at Sale Prlllt· . Upholstery remnants In- they're ready to put on ancl wear. I em SWIM SUITS ' You'll Want Several elude Boucles, Matless- es, Nylons, Burlap, Spuo l $195 Rayons. Goad Calor ' ., Se1ect:on see our fine selection of Swim· suits for infants, girls. teens and women. Choose from one-piece and two piece styles of double- r ' Men's SHORT SLEEVE knit clJttons, double-knit nylons, Big seleetlon of Interesting prints. Towel size 35 by 60 inches. Buy and save, lycralcotton and nylon satins. Assorted floral printl, stripes, $1.50 ·SPORT SHIRTS ehecks and solids, lnfanll, 2·3x . , .. , • , . $1.95 I, I So Swish! Little Girlo, 4-6x $1.951nd $2.95 ,. Girls, 8-14 $2.95 end $3.95 THns, 10-16T Mtn1 enct·YOUIII 1111111 lll'ge (16-16\t), extra large (17· SWIM · 17'h ), Plaids, checks, stripes. white $4.95 end $5.95 TRlJNKS pastels, solid dark colors. Square Chubby, 8¥•·141'2 $5.95 talal ~shirll witb long tails. ' 3~ to Slzea Regular and tapered styles. Womens, 30-46 • Small (14-14'k), medium (15-15'k) es, . 42. '· SUrfer styl- ~xer walllt lltyles. A fiDe ll'oup. Colorful plaid $5.95·$7.9$.$8.95 $9.95-$10.95-$12.95 patterns and a fine range of plain colorr. I· .._ Stunning Shifts I,-~ in curtain call colors Ai H• , Pl Sport Shirts $2.95 to $4.95 SUMMER DRESS SLACKS Sophisticated shifts iD a bevy of 1tyl• • ; ., each enchanting ..• each feminine and Batter· ing ••• each tmdsable, needing 10 little care. We selected the Mondrian look in Dacron/ cotton ond the Fair Lady look in ChambraY. You may select from our gala collection of many 1:1tyles and colora for &:irla 3 to 6X and 7 to 14. fine selection of the popular permanently pressed slacks Shifts for girls in all ranges. 8 to 6X and 7 to 14. In Ibis group. wts of wash & Sizes 29 to 42 and extra large sizes 46 to 50. You'U find a '' AI :l I'F 1 I I 'l tl ji: 1200 Beautiful Bath Towels Hand Towels-Wash Cloths Bath Mats·AII First Quality ,I You'll recognize the brand and wonderful qu111Uty, , I fi n This Sale) I? iff $2.00 to $4.00 BATH TOWELS_ $1.29 $1.39 to $1.89 HAND TOWELS . 69c 59c,fo 89c WASH CLOTHS 29c $2.50 to $4.99 BATH MATS $1.59 neat cbeckl. Choose your lao vorlte style. 495 To 895 Polyethylene Flowers Soe tbe big seleetion of fiowers and foliage for MeD> orlal Day decorationj - also Metal Cemetery Vase1, Straw Sluffed wreatha and styrofoam Wreatho. Hou-•ree Dopt. Itt Floor ond $3·95 B•YI Swlm Trunlca In oil sizes 8 to 18 1.95 & 2.95 MeM Short SIHve Solei Frldoy ond Soturdey.,qur 69C KNITTED Mens Banlon ,!Dress Socks SPORT SHIRTS Small, medium, IarKe ond extra lari<, Henley eoll11 style, V neck puUOftl, wbite. solid eolon. A very fine selection, wUh them, One size flta aU sizes l.O to,l3. Solid colors mll'oon, black, white, navy, charcoa~ light blue, reel. Save tn ypur needs. week end. . i 2 potr ,, $ps , · they require iitUe Iron· lni. $2,95 wear fabrics. SaUd colors and Special Purchase and Sale! $2·95 Other Mens Short Sleeve ' Men's . MeM WALK SHORTS A line llfOUP of plild pat. tomo, will: obo:to and il· 10 solid .eolon. Bell loop atyleo aDd <ODUIIental '. moclo!J, aU olzeo 2f to a wall!. come Ill alii! m.at JOur needt aow. ~.95 SAVE ON MENS BAQtfEL~S' FRIEND · COTTOjN',t3$0c;KS . . ~: Size 10 to 18. Solid. ~te', ~ ' Jl'iiY 01' ,blaCk.;~ li our popular eenulne Bacholor's 'P)'Iend modi errJday «>~ . tob aocu that are · fOJ Cc!n!ro~ and .... ,\li.-r. ' ' • . .... $1.00 . ·! -. '·' WORLD , • • '. • i •t• ' ' I IZC'I lS • • • • -e n·t tn·e � 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 05. May 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/. 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