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"JN 195 Accidents could His 40 c< milk and I average I Alice, arr her hush: "STARR after enrly 193· State. He in 1938, v College ~ serve as a "IN 194o, ving (l din countir county wht extension 1 ~ '' IN closing attrlbut try, enthusl WE'VE hi and ne~ State St., in a weiJ~know Ave., when @On. Result! injured, and A REMIN[ planning nlclpal B11ild lia countians TWENTY~ Tribune 1 Schwartzwal< . .succumbs at ' ; ~'. CAPP named new I W. L. Ingerlc attend 2.1\h : Woodmen of well-known c 500 persons : French City . of Gallipolis C Campaign Ba sary on Jun e I ed at Rio Gran .. .· ' River i ., Gauge readili · Dam 12.2, 14.!, ' .. ' · on rollers, Pom 10.95, Pt. Pleasa Wn l.:l7 station• f'alls 4.05 rismg lUI stationary. : met and Winfi•Jc · i1b the sUis. lfhlt Movemellts: _.. ·Ohio River4own 14, 1:10 p. "11 • f :OS ~ m.; Rooe ( f . ~. u. f. m.: Jelfbqat <jo m.; New M~ ~~- 14~ 8:45 a.m.; Chqi .,. i5, 7 a. m. ; 'l11an ' 1. Loulolana Philip Sporn Shearer ap '"""' '... down w, . ~.~!11 up ~. 2: down!.~ Bol\1 · ~~, .. I I z' ' . ' ·.· j ' . .\ '~ " I ;• . . '.r,' -j ' ' . '' ,, } ' i.'' ~ ., . �~· . .......... -.. . *"'· . ·- .... ~ - - . I ' - I ~~Testimony· Shott's School Boqrd's Body.,ound In River ~ ~ ·~ I ' Minutes Didn't Justify Firing '" '' ~glisbman ~ 1~,\1 NearShore . James L. Clark testlfled Sat· , Baker's place as actmg IOC81 gtmenu L'VU~Cii~ vr U- a-:..:rr: t.'i~ bo::-~ :-a!:!~· ~=t!o~ ......,.., urday that he found nothina m superintendent and busmess bers wtlhout the reqUired writ- there was no legal meetmg?" PT. PLEASANT _ A day· the minutes of the Southwest· I manager of the Southwestorn ten notice and aU of the board This immedial'ely preceded the long search by approximately .rn Local School Dtslricl Board Local School Distrtct. members dtd not altend. Oscar ques!lon put to C\1\l'k co~· 200 persons and the draggmg of ol Education of Galha County 1 The Southwestern Board on L. Cam did not attend I h ~ I ing ctrcumsllo<;es and whetn· several porxls 10 the Sand Hll) ' e• or not ~e thought the board area ended Sunday afternoon 10 regards to Title I papers that April I voted not to re-employ meetmg would JUstify the board's firing Baker when hts contra.~ ex· Ephng, on rebuttal question· had cause to terminate Bak-1 with the finding of the body of Clay Baker, lo1'81 superintend- plres July 31. Then on April 13 Ina. had Clark read a portion er's Con!ract . ~h rebuttal ques· ' Mrs Gladys Yeoger Smith 60 ent and 14, the Southw•stern Board of the April IS minutes pertain· Ubning. ' , I floating ln the Ohio River ~.a; clark, retired state exammer voted to terminate Baker's con- lllg to a mot10o by Lloyd to: Clark sboir¢ signs of .strain the Malleable Iron Company alter 13 years and former educa· tract, the latter time wtthout "Ratify action of the board caused by · the four sessions of about six feet from tho' shore. tor with 26 years experienc<, pay. and approved Tuesday night's questkmlil8 by both attorneys. mcluding 19 as an admlntstra- Clark baa been the only wit- action of the board and I I s He repeatedly asked that ques- : Her death was ruled • •ulclde tnr was employed by th• South· ness to testify at four sesstons counsel who request•d the pe· i lions be re-read . ~ him, point· I by drowning according to the western Board AprU It 111 take of a public hearmg that Baker pers !Tille I) from Clay Bak· ' lng out that "J, don't under- ~ Shertff's department. -·---· ·bad requested of the Southwest-er." !sl1nd" or "I mtlst be 'sl!epy" Mrs Smith of 102 Pennsylva· · - - ern Board. In answer to Epling's qu~- 1 Baker. ile111anded ~ pub)ic nia Ave. Charleston, former re. J • Clark's testimony thai he lion conceroil1g the legality of , hearing belpre the Southwbt· l •tdent of Point Pleasant. diBapIO~plla eWS found nothing in the board's the minutes, Clark testified "II em Board askil!i that the board peared Saturday evening from minutes about Tttle 1 papers would put it word for word into ~ stltte tn full detail tlfe charges the home of her sister where ( . . .. that would JUStify Baker's ftr- this paragraph," meaning the i against blm, dem81ldina that she had been visiting !I was , Holzer HospltMI: Y>sttlog 1ing came near the close ol portion of the April 15 mmutes : the board name times and plac- 1reported that she had been hours 2-4 and 7-i p.m. Parents eross examination by Warren , concerning the request for the I es a~ which he disregarded any despondent over the sertous tilA onlv on Pedtatrles Ward F. Sheets, Baker's attorney. papers. . duties or diBobeyed any instruc- ness one ol her ststers. 1 tl Atlmlosloos Then, m answer to Sheets' , Sheets objected "How could Ilion. Mrs. Smith formerly taught IMt Mrs John B. Clenderun. 444 questton "Is 11 true that the 1 school In Mason County bu• had 1~ 0 Second Ave.; Mrs Junior J. 'only wa~ a board of educallon soldier, sailor, ifutrtne and air- been a resident of Charleston ~IVEN PRESENT - Sally _Schaaf, center, president of the Mlddlepon llllur_nnl AsJill McGUire. 133 Third .\ve , Har· can speak and perform its du- 1 man to catch the pelting of the the asl 35 ears She was a soetalion, presents color televtslon set to Mrs. !"an Moore, left, a_nd Mf~s Mil~red Haw:: old E Angel, 32 Chilhoothe Rd: ties 1s through lh• mmules?", , storm. . me~her of Weekle Mem· ley, when they_ were gue~ts of honor at the Mtddl~port Alumm banqul!t 'l !aturday Mrs Mary D Vance 2136 Clark replt'ed "Th 1-. th . \Continued from Page I) ,, EUB Ch ndy th mght. The Iadtes, who live on North 4th·aV m Mtddleport, are retired .f~dters.1 111 · , , , a s e way orla 1 urch a e S t' 1 Ph 10 · ~..~;~ , C~n'ham Ave.· Carolyn J. San- II understand 1t" can feel the thu-.1 that can on· However, as Is so apprenl in Cba 1 lo W . Cl b en me D ----------------------"1>--~ ~II dm Rt 1 C;own City; Reger At JD-40 p..; Saturday ly be created by the smoke of ~~~ Nam, I ami confihtdent that S~~vi~g :r~a~!r h~;band, o · h1 ' ·· 0 11 U Cox, Rt 2 Gallipolis. Mrs. night, Sheets ftrusned hiS cross cord1te l can hear the blast of ~uertca WI a ways ave sons Raymond H. Smtih, Charleston; Leslit c Cox • Rt 2 Gallipolis·• Ir examination of Clark • and pros· , htgh explOSIVe mortar and ar- hke those l and I our sIslers Mrs Harry IFr eda ) . K of World Wars . ~ 1 1. 1 1iii Mrs Emerson Sp1res. Rt 1• ecutmg attorney John A E.o- ltllery shells l can hear the 11. and orea - to rtsk their Ebersbach, Mrs Harry IEulahl Meigs County Sheriff Robert The aheriff's department kept far this year has lnvesllgallld'· Ill! Cheshire Mrs G?rdon E Woot- hng took over w1th rebuttal tes- vtctous. whme of shrapnel-and ~~ve~a:~ur~fse!~urth:~ce _mak· Godfrey, Mrs. Irene Gtbbs and c. Harten bach and his deputtes two cruisers on the ~~~hway 184 automobile liectdents Wlllf; .,_ en Rt 2 Galhpohs Sheha Ann ttmony from Clark ~ wh1stle and crack of small g will s. 1 _ ei Will be Miss Imogene Yeager, all of today expressed apprectation over the weekend and tnvesli- one motor~~Ie wreck result>. n, Colle) Rl 2 Patnot. Arlie E. Eplmg questioned Clark •· arms hre the lo w0 th rs 1 he Pcint Pleasant· and one broth· 1o citl2ens of Meigs Cou""' for gated four auto accidents in lng In a fatality There has ala~>" 'If$ BrownmJ. Jr. Rt 2 Vmton; Igam In regards to hiS opmmn. I can also hear the voice of sure knowledge that In war th..-e er. Howard Y~ager, Pl. Pleas- the "Wonderful cooperation" which seven persons were treat· been 212 per;..ns proceuett: fl,') .Jeffrey S. Ccleman, Rl. 2 Che- , lllktng mto conStderatton the Manne Sergeant Dan Grady at IS no substttute for vtclory - ant. tven durin the three day Me- ed for tn'urles and three vehlc· through' Meigs county jai~,.. ··; >rm: Mrs Leo W Wears, pu. •mmutes of the board and the Belleau Wood - saymg, "Come and that If they'?" our way of Funeral service will be eon- ~rial Da g holiday we•l:end les were !demolished •: , uy. W. Va . Mrs Sidney E ' cn;cumstances surrounding Bak. on, you S 0 8 's - do you want l llfe as we know tt wtll be de- dueled Wednesday II am in "The traffic was heav ra~· Arrested over the weekend . Bauer Rt I Lt'On W Va. , er s ftrmg, as to whether or to hve forever'" And of Gener· Jstroyed. Wlule others debate the the Crow-Hussell Funeral Home Ucall all the lime dur;": the were Rc Cris Racine. fall· FATALJTIE~ ' • Tommy E Vanscov, Rt 2 Pt. ' not the board had cause to a\ McAuhffe durmg the Battle controversial dtplomallc tssues, with the Rev. Charles F'rum holidX rlod but in most ca· ure to i~ld rl ~i of wa ; K Ie ' ~~ t Pteasanl. Mrs Paul D Wedge, flermmale the contract of Clay of the Bulge - who satd Slm· ll am conftdent that there wdl officiatmg Burial will be in t~ pe ; . t5 ted J Ba y tt Rg . y 0p y s,.r Pt Pleasant; Danny E. Vans-1Baker. ply - "nuts'' - when he was be those who will f1ght when the I Suncrest ~emeter Friends are ses .e rna oris respec ., · , rne ' acme, no ~ra(Continued from page . Rt 2 Pt Pleas I J me Clark answered "Based on k d t . d A d I nation asks them to fight - as . y, and abtded by the trafflolaws, lor s license and fading to yteld Officers said Donna Bowerl ell '"Y· . an . a s • as e o sumn er n can I bemg recetved at the Funeral Sh 'If H b h ld th · h 1 J wM '· erl arlen ac sa · e ng t ~ wa~, e~s~l · c.. 21, Columbus, and ,David Hen· rl \1 Leonard Hogsrtt. W Va circumstances many of which also hear th~ vo 1ep of the im- they are at this very monent. Horne 11 ' Mrs Larrj R Sayre, Pt Plea. 1h•v• not_ been presented here , moria! submarine commander J In furtherance of the olead· · E!roy, Wd~esvl ~e, 8d1 "';, to sler, 19, Rt. 2 Racine, pa~ Slot!' 11 s1:mt: Mrs Iva Bell Lee, South - that I ve heard about- yes" or World War II, whose last Fast strength of our fightmg Ml!ii'iliJibG4ilt£WaJ!kW'I9f.\l!#it\?ii&-'!S gJVe turn 81gn 3.1• Cly e mes, ped behind another car that 2 34 ~ ) Stde. w. Va ; Conrad Berkley, Sheets obJected, and asked, words were - "Take He r l men of today - and m memo!')' Frank Knoll!, • Salem Jr., Rt. • Rac~ne, ~ssault a~d l was preparing to make a left i Henderson , Charles A Vaugh. : that the answer be str~eken, Down" ol all our fallen comrades, I .I Center, was arresl<d Suaday battery and dtSturbmg t e turn oil the road 1 an. Pomeroy, Mrs John H pomtmg out that 'There's noth- 1 Although these mctdents are I would ask you lo turn your eyes at 2:15a.m. by Pomeroy po- peace; Malcolm Gutn~~r, Syr- Behind them a car drlv~o bf ' ' Grounds. Rt. I HarrtsonVtlle. mg m the record_ about ctrcum- well known they are only repre- , briefly toward our national col· Uce on a DWI charge, driving acuse, assured clear IS!Ince, Roy I•. CriSp, 23, Sandy Hock, t Mrs BesSie Sm1th, Rt 2 Ra· 1 stan;es A man 15 not reqUired sentat1ve ol the mynad of her· ors - and hslen lo the pat•mt's 1 without an operator's license, and Fr~nkhn Eugene Harlley, Ky., Jailed to stop and _struel eme; Robert S. Blackwood. Rt. ' ~ gtve an optmo~ on lhmgs be DIC deeds whtch have ever been ' flag creed, as wntten in 1925 and drivlnc wbUe license Is Rd, Racme .. r.eckless operabon. the hack of the Bowers car !we· 1 I Rutland; Mrs. Charles J. ••.. ;:'~.:,bout the trademark of the American by a young Oak Park, lllmo1s' o o oader sus~uslon, following 8 The shenfl s department so ing it into the back of the HenHawk, r'omeroy . Dame! E Eu- ~ b I rd overruled thai fighting man l can thmk of no l fllrl wreck on East Maln·ll at the sler car Heavy damage lj'88 11 Ier Rt Portland Mrs Ed· : o/c r"'~h., , had practically beller words to use in render- "I believe thiS flag of 1 he Intersection of Nye-ave. Podone to the Bcwers car an6 : ! ward M Blake, Jr . Rl 1 Mid· ~ 0 4 1 eets objections. II ing to ll•ese men the honor 1United States is the ideal of a lice said Knotts' car CJimo •· minor to the other two vehleles. • dleporl Ronald A Clark. Iron- , 1:~ :II~ ~ote 00 every.,.,•. they so rtchly deserve than great people -.'.~e spangll!<l ban. ' The congregation of Grace ruoad a curve and turned ovDonna Bowers)otpplalned If , 1 ton MISs Tena Bryan!, Rt I ing to ~-""'s; C~In vot- those spoked by General Eisen· ner of a glonous pas! - the Ept~oopal Church delermmed er. No Injurl•• were reported. a sprained neck ..mr bruised Uak Hill, MISs Lucille Selbee•I tious. . ous •• ets ' obtec· ' how er m 19'5 "W II' I h" ptllar of fire, leading /omerica >ts overall objective m Its ftrst foot. A "' nossenger in her car , 1 mgy, 1:' "Pl . S · "S d r01 other arre•ts over the R• 3 Wheelersburg Dwaine K. : The hearin was • has suffered hardship, without onward Men have dted for anmng esswn un _ay • weekead were David Paul Cas· Jim Vennari, Rutland High ,Judy Uffertnitn, 21, Columbus, Fa~n, Wellston 1\inston Pfan. ' IO·JI pm Sgt rd r.ce&'<d al a whimper he has made heavy my flag. It is for me to live for lowt~g the morn~ng servtce and cl, Middlepor' recklen opera· school principal and alhlOtle had a bump on her head, and · ay, to resume sacrJftces. He as endured much 1't Th e re d, wh't1e. an d bl ue .1s a potluck lunch · (U. ff J ackson,. Mrs Rona ld W agam at 7au tioo, and Roy~ Lee Crisp, Rr director was the main speak~r a aeratebed arm. · , JW. · 30 30 ~choch, Rl I Jackson. i Sheel• mqutred :, ~ 0 to~~h~ but he has never faltered His my guardtan of freedom, which After more than mmutes cine, reslollng arrest and dlo- for the' All·Sports banquet Sal· The petrol lliled Crltp to B>rths ' many more witnesses ~, I readmess to close wtth the ene- I musl pass to others with the of dtscussion, sometimes spirit· lurlttqthe peace. Jacklo and urday night at Chauncey-Dover Metgs county court Jqne ll·4D Mrs Ronald W Scho•·h Rl , planned to call so 11 1 ,p 1hng my has become a by-word a- •stars untarmshed and undim· ed, the gathering came to un- Sarah Llnaofrd were aloo ar- High School. a charge of failure lo stap i 1 Jackson • son . 1·'.• 8 P m sa1ur· could nottfy Baker's IaWilness.•se mong the embattled armtes . of med ammous agreement on Its over. rested on disturbing tbe peaee ~·· · Mr. Vennarl Is a former ath- WI'thln th• assured c1ear ....day; Mrs Samuel K Will Ham. when to appear · · Europe You have read many Men of old have sprung to alii a;~ ~~ ~o~hu~~ ~;~:he~: charge•. Fined Saturday nfght Jete, coach, Ohio Coach of the IInce. den. son. 8 25 P m Saturday; , Epling slated .. 1 am t reports of h" md1v1dua\ .,_Ibattle, seekmg freedom lor oth· chide . by Pomeroy Mayor Charles Year and today seoul for the I _ . i ~rs Jumor J. McGutre, 133 ttcipatmg cloSI~g the cas~oru':: ploits, but not one tenth or[ers, led on by these vtclorious lo mankmd" Then other Issue• Legnr were Gerald McDaalel, Pittsburgh Pirates. Ke !Gld the fhtrd Ave. son, 10 30 a.m Sun· day mghl" them ever has or ever will be colors Soldters at thetr death w~e dealt wfth. , Pomeroy, $lO and costs for 11• 150 ati¥etes and fans of I he day. Mrs. Larry R Sayre, Pt Clark was questiOned abo t told Any one of them Is suffte- have urged comrades to hold il ThiS is a new effort, ex- to•lcatlon, and Jobo Marsh· great value of sports in a boy's . . ~leasant daughter. JO 40 am allegedly unpaid btlls and ba:k l •ent to fill a true Amertcan with high Ocean - tossed. battle - platoed the Rev. Richard Mar- all, $50 and cost•, jeavlng tile life, enlivened by personal exD'i Sunday ; Mrs. John H Grounds, records regardmg the general ! emotion and with an mleose swept, my nag still fh'" trium- ttn. w.~• ~oderaled the dls~s- scene oi au accident. periences In his athletic career, ·~ ~ ~ Rt I Harnsonvllle, son, 8 36 1activiltes fund 'S Ih pride of htS countryman " phanl. slon. to mvolve the enttre and the typical "Vennarl Hu. ' : ''" ll nd M • e cross ex. I' l kl d . ' .'"· o ay. r .. Leslie C ammation got underway Satur- But as 1 reflected the other My nag! May I keep its hon· congregawn " rna ng eel· -""'"'''"' -~ mor." Other guests ~ludlld Cox. Rt 2 Gallipolis, daughter, day afternoon evemng on the reasons why we or bright. And if .II calls. may slons that wtll. determme Its 2-Car Accdient Alben, City S<hool Superlnlen- lli U " ~ \JI! a m Monday In regards lo payment of celebrate Memorial Day' I l l follow - even . unto death " course and role m the common. • dent, A. Chase' and Doq, Eskey; ~ Diocharre• bills, Clark testlfted !hat non - thought of the recent some· lty" Is lnveshgated Athens Higb football coach. COLUMBUS (.UPl) ·- Gov, Val he Bauer, Jr Peggy A. payment of billS was what a allm actions ~~ some J The planning session went on . 1 James A. Rbodes today_ put 1 , Beck, Mrs Desley Bentley, for the board to termm':::~u~e , of the ~ruden~ of our country .....,,, , _ ,, 111 to consider the question of whe- Mtddleport ~lice tnYestlgaled Meigs Geaeral Hospital damper on the •J)I'Omotl<io of •. James L. Bnghl. Sherry M 1er's contract Clark also te aU: 11 seems that you and 1 ar~ Five caDs were answered ther to undertake a buddiog a twiH:ar accident Saturday Admlssloos Saturday - None. Ohio with the W t•of wbllky Connor, Paul A. Edelmann, •fi•d he found nothmg trreg~ar "squares" if we stand u to over the Memorial Day hoi~ gram lo add four classrooms at I p.m. on North Second-av. DltebariH Saturday- Clara bottle! shaped In tM•IIIIIHne. of Mrs Oscar D Fmk. Wilbert m the handling by Baker of the be counted as a patriot pWhtle day weekend by the Pomeroy (probably a second story) to the Rcss Lock, Rl. 3, Athens, a Rizer, Geraldine Scott, Alma Ohio. •) " L Goodnch, Mrs. Jacob Mar- ; general acttvilies fund, mclud- a person is definllel "~ool" 11 E·R unit. They were: at 6:38 present parish hall. passenger m one of. the cars, Perry. , The governar deacrlbed the kle. George A. Nan!'e, Mtchael mg no lllegal expenditures he pickets the While yHouse and p.m. Saturday to the Asa CUoAfter discussion of the was tak~n to the offtce of Dr. Atlmiqlont Sundey - Jeasie decanter, developed .bJe.tre·Jinl tl . dl 1er realdence, Minersville, for portance of better · R. R. Ptckens for treatment of McGuire Middleport· Susan Beam Distillers of Kentucky,>U · L ~eal, Mrs C Ilene O'Dell 1 Clark answered "no .. ·h dem tr 1 11 . (h I W k w en ons a es agran y ID s- Ed G . die h h d II . . a head Injury ' • , . 1 ares P1ckens, Paul c as ed IJy Sheets, "Do you find ' regard of es~blished authorlt rtn Y w o a ga en Chmttan education for . . · Martin, Weal Columbia; Lee "not being m barmoay with~' Trowbndge, William H Wood, anylhmg to gtve the board rea- ' agamst the actions of our go~: off a roof, llkeB to Veteran• people, a majority vole 22p~: ~aidF ~nnls ~uigren, Rudlsell, Pomeroy. spirit of our monoJIOIY llquoi! ' Mrs Dencil E Reynolds Thorn. ' son lo f1re Mr Baker''' Th ernm t Th d ts Memorial hospital; at 2:3$ a. mended to the Vestry • grm a 8, ran nlo a Dlocul1101 llutlay _ Marlaw." . ( .· • 1 as M Bea111e, Gregory T Bane, 1was m reference to the ·gener~~ ·to kn~: no~~~ ~~.~; th.'~i~ m., Soaday to the scene of makes final decillions) the truck d~•;enc':' h~arl~ 1Wei· garet Gabbs, Sylvia Young, Euo- Rhodes aald stories about lfte>k : Earl1e Brandon, Mrs Robert acltvilies lund I to d . Am lbe auto accident In Minerstablishment of a Building mann, • _es re. u gren lee Sprogue. special decanter bad been inllr· ' 1 s J cain Mrs. Ranford Cox, Las I ma)Or Item on whtch I st:!ut~o~s sr';~ olet o:r"~~~~; ville reported elaewbere: at lo explore possibilities of ~-:~•led chon an ""ured clear Admlotlons Moaday - Bessie J!teled as promoting the t1ale II ., 1 r Augustme Focantt Dante! Clark was questioned was th d 11 Y 11:34 a.m. Sunday Ill the Rob- the est~ted $25 000 needed ce arge. Hayes Pomeroy wblakey rather than lha allllli!•' EI M •· . I Tit! I e an co eges Leach them that ert Bla kwood res1de ace H r, . ' . '' """'· • u "· rs. c...ries J Hawk, ! • papers wh~eh were 10• 1histor and ins tre them with . • • • Plans were 'made ta call &!MilO """""'""'""""""" Dl11tb8r1•s Mondey - None. The bollle,bore the Gr111&•119r a W.rs Geor1e A. Htll Wtlham troduced late last Monday · hi ' th Y. p ruoovWe, and then at 7:53 sessions of the INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (UPJI of Ohio and a map ,. ,, · a bo d mg at sptril. Let them hear the that d 1r -~ • < • ~ Plants, Mrs Mane Ward s ar exh1btt No 18 • h hl h h ha 1 p.m. ay ansponw regularly. Sunday's buf. - The United Stale• Aatt NO JURY NEEDED He ordered Llqoor DirectOr" " Mrs Leo D. Childs Earl R' l Clark related Baker's bring s ot ,w de tt ~em tott edm:arm- Cbarles Larkin• It Veterans let was supervised Mrs. J. Clah's official standlnaa conMeigs County Common Pleu Donald D Cook to worlr' liiitl 10 ~ Conrad, Jesse 0. Eblm, Mr s 1 ~ the Title I papers ro South: ~-~:a~e 'r~und ~~ ;,r~d ., ~~ :emo~~!-~ospltal;.-: ~on- E D. lillrlinger. firmed today that Brlllln's Court Judge John C. Bacon snld eome Dlethnd of disposing Of·llle • J1mm1e F Evans, Mrs s Bert i es ern Htgh School and atay 8 ~.m. enGraham lUll won Mooday"s this morning the highway ap- botOea wlthoitl selling the Itema ,. ~ ~~ke~~. M~:dnWe ill8Iamd L MDetz- ~.~:~g ~h~~ethlhemboatord Joe , :~~.;e:;.:;a~~ ~~~ga~~r~e~ ::. ':!~ ~~d:::.~ : William Carleton IIIG-mfie auto raee aad last propnWed'atdion case set for trial In llquor_s . . ' y an ers, av. . ' e had JSan Juan Hill Chate Th' II ld Ire led I th D' S d year's wlaaer, Jimmy Clark, nes ay, June I has been s: 1d M. Shafer Mrs Norman appomted co-onhnator of the Om ' a_u terry, e was a a e scene. tes on on ay was runnerup. settled out of court' and petit The first real paper made e< Shot k ' • Title 1 pro aha Beach, lwo J1ma, the W'll H c 1 to 51 . not report ' lo the from ~.was made'' b1 lilt1 __ s Y. Floyd E SWick, Mrs gram. Barsotti, Ch . . tam arry are n, • • jurors wtll MarJe Van Cooney, Mrs Wil- l Clark S&ld, rerused to accept asm Reservmr, and now • • • Pomeroy, an employee of the t '#<9ft% f!m:t~HltnJ coutthouse until June fl. Chille5e. ~.,'f: ham Wilhs, Jr., Mrs Frank the package. Viet Nam_. Let ~em be taught Wtll Lewts Dtes Meigs County Highway Veterans Memorial Hoapltal Cratg, Mrs. Bt\1 P. Hackney and Tille I forms for apphcatlon ~~~~ tt " "? crlllle to . sa r, At Nephew's Home ment prior to bls fatal Illness, ~.. , mfant son, Mrs. Richard Ltpm. for federal funds, approximate. Im proud fm an Amertcan. Will Lewis a, Pomeroy dit'll at Holzer Ho•~ital Su•day Admloslons SatnrdayCl~:~: ~lliru"t!'jl -IJ.J~••. ~(J,J,_ '. j! skt and son. Mrs. Paul D Nl· ly $30,000, have been In coot"" Arxl let us - you and I - see died Satur.b evenin tn C.: Survivmg are his wHe, Pooler, Pomeroy, Etle ( ~ \!:11 ~ ~~~~1~~ . I 0 G day and m!ant daughter, Mrs twn smce the ftrina of Baker. that thts Is done. . lumbus at th! home o~ his n&- cis Dill Carleton; seven child· ~yra~~l:In Rev. Ronald UnocrambletheatldurJumhlea, i at Robert J Rtce and . r IThe ma)ortty of the board mem l am certain that at the time M reo Jtm Mike Mary Sandy ey, · one letter to each 11qum, It •t. " on Mrs. Larry 0 Bak~; :~~ ~~> bers has allegedly contend..; of each of America's conflicts, ~~~w~ ~=~=r ~~~- 1;.~:.~ ~nd Ally,' all of' Pomer:,y; Wll- Dlocbarie~ Saturday - Mary form four ordl~ar7 wolrdo./111 ~-9 !ant daughter, Mrs James W llhat Baker Intentionally failed ~er flgh."ng ~en pursued an York 33, Free and Accepted Iiam and Margaret, both of Ra- ll;'~l, ~liffBeo Homer ;~. Ntlson and infant daughter Mrs I compl~te his work on the r;. ~ea which mtgjll be expressed Masons in Gallipolis. Lodge ser. cme, and one grarxich>ld. H~ a I nett, Earl v Slavens and in! 1 e I apphcattOn after the board m these lines of Tennyson : vices will be held Tuesday at rtck Carleton. Funeral phrey. IU an son. voted not to renew hlo contract 7'30 m at the Ewin Funer- will be Wednesday at a p.m. Admlnloos_ Sunday met I Mid lilly m the Saturday ntght : Ring out Ute old shapes of foul al H:~ g the Ewing Funeral Horite ltarnett, .Racme: Kyle P~:;;~ I i ~n sesston Sheets mtroduced the ' dfsease, Surviv.;.g are a son Charles Rev. Freeland Norris official- ell, Racme; Hallle f loa DEVOTI!D 1'0 INTERE~l ot board's mmute book as Baker 1Rmg out the narrowing lust of Lewis Pomeroy· a s;ster Lu· mg. Burial will be ·ill !he Porlland; Donna Bcw,rs, Co01 ~ MEIGS IIIASON AREA exbibit No I, and questioned gold; eille Cusslns Columbus ~nd a l Sprinas C!'lllflery.. · • Iumbus; Judy Uffermap, Co' 4ow ....... s. ow... •••"Clark pertamtng to the . Ring out the thousand wars of ~ • lumbus: Lewis Laudermllt, Porn ' f OS ••"'"' '""''""'· ..,,., from J 3 rn>nutes ld number of n~es ~d nephews. WITH ATTACK ""UADRON eroy: Charles Larkins Lon• ) PuDJ"""' ,.., ,,,,...,.. an. _through April I4. o · Funeral servtces wtD be Wed· . "" · · ' • u. n ~';;:;'1..:::"..,::•~ •• '" ""'• Clark leattfted that he found Ring In the thousand years of nesday at 2 P m at the Naomi Manne Private First Class Botlom, LoiS Litjle, Cheshire. ' a. n ~.:'!~0:,;."~;;,.:;:::~·.:.,~' .~: no menUon or request In I h el peace! Baptist Church~~ Pcmeroy with Quincy H. Aleshire, son of ~~ ~:£ba~es0oe8anday - Fred ' 14, I '" ""'"' mmutes fur Baker to pr<lduce the Rev Jackson of Columbus and ¥rs .. Stanley E. Ali!sblre ns, a gleln. ' 16, t m!':..'~·~,: :;,.,::;-•....... the Title I papers. But what of these promises offioiaU~g Burial will be In the of HOOle 1, Rutlalld. Is Admlo~~ ~Y -Lind , . I 9hto. ..,.,.,. There was argument bowev of peace - for Indeed Dol "ov- Beech G..;,ve cemetery with Marine F:~hter nersv e; a · m.; J a.~~=~kl-::a'r'.:t er, about tb8 minutes;, 8 1~ier the cannon's mouth does the ' Squadr0ii'.S42; M&rihe\t Sarab Congo, .. ll, g ~;....... Now .... "'" .... <ial board meeuna April 12 spider weave his web." It ap- TEEN-AGER ARRESIED Group 11, Ill Marine Wlnnla Bettyp ReS!, Racine; ~~"-'""' ....... ...,., .... _ ., which four bollrd members pears thai we bave not equalled Daniel Jeffers 19 Middleport Wing, Da Nan&, VIet Nam. .._ omeroy. Ada 01· le~P• ... ~35 .... id •""' ... ,.., '" " :: pres ent John R. Morgan, In stateamanahlp the sacrlhees was arrested by the Middleport JOhDIIOD Inez ~ ~~':'J:",.;::.-~:,:OO....."~; John Lloyd, J. Merrill Carter, of the man in the loxbole. Wars pollee Pofonday on o disturbing WE~TJIER. Mitchell: Donna !::'-:,.':::,'::!, ':.'" eomw .....,. and Charles Carter, atlerxled. are usually made by clvlUans, the peace charge. Three juve- Fair, l!ool lonfPI, e)Ilu!ei Emmell ~-i :;o::.:, ... ,.,. ....:::'""its"!•.:! ' Sheets contended that It wu bol4 and defiant In the forum. niles, also Involved In a licht, !roll In lite vallOya lD · •· .;., ,l1:"....~·~~ ,:.:_'""~ Inot a legal 1neetln1 In view of !lot. w~ ~~~ l'eiJit!\1' COfll~t ,were tUI'lled over to juvenile eaot ;ortloa, 3Hf. • i ..._ lhe !oct that II waa caUicl by ihey p ·'lteiDw, ltd leave the JN l MEMORIAL I · ~~~-;;-- UT~STAR Wins _Disputed '500' 1 ~ • ~AI'OLIS;IIad; (UPI) , ·Former Grand Prix worldiiiOUI' motor and had to give up,IMeEirealh waalblrd Ia tu.~rtz,l · w-n --· n-- - 'l~llioto I,,;.,..,.,,· .,- - lVU •-••• nlli • ' '--UOP · - Ul-l- ,...,---.l ....l - - nt.,.._ ............. - . . . 1llleD . Greet Brltall'a ·"Inches" of a t7.car pneup place. a¢+ ¥10 lbe co14m wbleh eliminated ~-JOG.mlle rice! lltCOilda Iller '111111 IIIIo illl'..ipled.' 144,311 }Dllel per lhiwlll illllce 111ll, llfll·bla lnct probably waa boilr~ ';1r~ the 11!1 beiiiD 10 ~ Oplj lib: of S3 lllal1b!i em ' wen nsMinl at lbe lbllllh Moilday. Twelll)'..even cm were eliminated' by ~ tn!Uble or spectacular craahea. Oidylo'.lr em ~tlhe lullliOI before the 30Q,IIOI).pluf, mn. lJ'Ill •- ,,. •• ........ ·-··• fl .......... ~n --· -· - '" Jllh........,k louolh '""""·' 143.0114. These were the only eara go the dlslance. Mel Kenyon I waa nagged liter 1.98 lapa and Stewart got alllh place lor going 191 taps. ADdy Gr8D8telli, aponaor of Clark's car, contended that officials had mlaeowtled the tapa and lbat Clark actually He avoldect crackups wbleh Johnny Bo~ Gecqe dart. Sn!der, Chuck Huiie and AI W~1 Tllroap wraeta1• . Unser out of the race. Ha "I wu very forlunale," be wun•t cloae by when Jimmy aald. "I just wandered In and Clark, the 1965 wbmer, IJlUII out and made U lbrough." twice Into the lnfleld but Bm toolghi probably will evaded two rival ears and walla collect about •t'lii,ooo from 1 to recalo control of his veblcle total p11rse expected to be 'and eootlaue raelng. woo. about fiOO.OOO. Clark finllbed seeond at Ha threatened to IDe a With 25 mllea to go, 143.143 m.p.h., almost seven protest. Ha had 30 minutes ScoOand't Jackie Stewart, who mlles an bOUl' under his apeed do so aller the olnctal reault had led for 37 tapa, developed 1 -recon! aet lui year, Jlm posted at a a.m., Tuesday. II cars the scheduled put i;.. I .J " . Our Weekly· _S_h_ -.££ D E A • ert ' eputIes, xpress ppre·ciatJ'Oil,•· ' "I' SPECIAL~ • Plymout~1 Satellite 2 Door Hard ·rc.p 65 tr ' Congregat:OD DetermJ"OeS 1 • f ObJective 1 V-8 motor, standard trans., radio, w s w lire', deJUJ[e wheel discs, turquoise wJth bl"'" vmv l lop and black vinyl interior. Only 20,000 a< Ilia' mtles. Real sharp! $1195 Vennari Speaks 1 At CD Event GMAC Financing Available a 'I .i 1 r KARR &VANZANDT Line Scores Oldsmobile I "You'D Ute Oar Quality Way ct '1m" ' P.u <•neu- IIOCXER TIE COPENHAGEN (UPI) JWGBY TOURNEY Denmark and Turkey played to WY 2-5342 PomP·nv Ohio SOMERVILLE, Mass (U.PI) a ~ tie in u lntematloeal - Rossiyll Park of Loudon ooc<_er,~m~atdi~,:Mo~llda~y~,_ _...:;,!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.,.-----!!!!!!!!!!!!11L rllncbed a three-day · '"7-f' . . ..,j:j aJ Rugby Tournament Monday .. nl when it beat the Boston Rllld!Y I Football Club 111-5 for Ill sec11nd I victoey in three gamea. In the opening game of a doobleheader, the Olympic Club of San Francisco topped the Racing Club de France U-3. I Rhodes Orders n ..ltt to td.w.'' '"'" .ldsf"'r0hi.n · · ' 1 -· \iO ••a no wciif, no ·worry lots of hot ~~jer .1n a hurry~I -"limf'""""""'" i 'I RUGS DIRTY? ,.,r:; IDIDIIIIIOIIIUC dlr I.. HIIIRD 1 I TH .. kilt 1m up the chilllltY or In 10111 \' · 1111. 1hnp •• laltllle• Ill•• en C)llllt II lila .lilt If lflllllt ••t 0 :r I E DAilY SENTINEl R111t Electric Shamp,Daar for $1.00 when you buy · LuotreFa.met CK _, I rsGDEC .I 1 w• ..,., ..,,. ...... . ,.,=-= I • ' ::,"gi; 1 o c;-.- I -~ cadillac - f 111tlr Ill. lllpr tan• UIL Ct• ......, lltM ' Cell& llall ilsbll.~ Cll'lfnl ••lllllllce. Guill. FII[J Wlliilllc.lllltlllltlrfattr. ....... ....................... ' I ~··-·flit, l'lllllllltt fllllns. .....,.. •••..-•e. Melq .,.,. lltiiL CIWIJifi'II)ICtl If Cllllllatltn. -~ . .llllflwes.'IIIJII]IIslll!lf Strvlng Meltt County Slnct 1161 ,.DOWNING INSURANCE ,. AGINCY, • . \ 11!1 .... · ',h..._,, fl' ••• . I i . \' - ,.. " - I ". IIII*'WIIIIIjl...llt$. .f •')~ ... i;;;;l. ., ~t.!') ""· �j • ) .I 't Body Found ~Testimony· Shotvs Schoo1 Boqrd's In River ~ Minutes Didn't Justify Firing .NearShore .l • • ~ l ~glisbJllan Jam~ i... ::::::!: ~~!!!!~ ~At- 1 Rakf!r'slend olace as actmg local general con~?t of •.~~-f ~~1"~- ~~~ ....00 ~~ttf'~"=~tl~:eu:~~~ P'l' PJ ~ASAN'l' _ A day- 1 ' th t d bUSinesS DeTS WJLIIOU~ m" ' "''l ... , y .. ••· o. \.C ,.. • l,ll'(iay that he found no IDII m superm en an Southwestern ten notice and all of tbe board This immedlat'ely preceded the long search by approxtmately tbe mmutes of ttle Southwes~ i :~g~ ofl ~hetr t members did not attend Oscar question put to piark eon,cern- 200 persons and the draggmg ?f 1 0 ern L«al School \~~lctCBoa~ , The SOU~hwe~~er ~ Board on L c am dJd not attend that ing Circumstances and wbetn- several ponds m the Sand Hill of Education flf Ga aa oun Y t 1 m lo ~eetmg el'! or not he thought the board area ended Sunday afternoon 4 mregards to Title I pa~rs .that ~p~ll ~otedhl~ co~tr:: pe1. Eplmg, on rebuttal quest1on- had cause to teiminate Bak- w1th the Hriding of the ~y of would Justify tbe boord' flr~g ; er J ~ e;l Thea on April 13 1ng had Clark read 8 portion er's contract on rebuttal ques· I' Mrs. Gladys Yeager Sm1th. flO. Clay Baker, local supermte · ~n:514 ut~e ~uthwestern Board of ihe April 1$ minutes pertain- tiomng. ' . , . noating In the Ohio River near enl voted to terminate -Baker's con- 1ng to a motion by Lloyd to: Clark showed Signs of stram the Malleable Iron Cgmpany Clark, retired state exammer the )atte 1 Without "Ratify action of the board caused by the four sessions of about SIX feet from the shore. after 13 years and former· e_duca- tract, r Ime and approved Tuesday night's questioning by both '•ttomeys. tor w1th U years exper!ene'>, pay. f th boord and i Is He repeatedly asked that ques· fler death was ruled • 'utctde mrludtng 19 IS au admimstra- Clark has been the only wit- actiOn I owho erequestad the pa- I tions be re-r~Jid , to him, point· I by drowning according to the tm wa5 employed by thE' South ness to testify at four sesstons rounse rom Cia Bak- ' . out that ''l dOn't under- ~ Sheriff's department western Board April 19 to take of a public heanng that Baker pe~~ (Title I) f y or "I must be 'sl!epy " Mrs Smith of 102 Pennsylva- - - -- - •had requested of the Southwest- erl to Eplmg's ques- '1 Baker demanded, ~ public ma Ave Charleston, furme~ re- - - --ern Boa,rd tio~ :o~s;~~ing the legality of 1 hearmg before the Southwf,t- 1sxlent of foipt Pleas'ant, disapJ • Clarks testimony that ~· the mmutes, Clark testified "It ern Board asking thai the board peered Saturday evening from IO~fllla found noth~ ';:el boords would put II word for word into •state in full detail !lie charges the ho~ of lier SISter where !,';:! ' · -·- - · JN ews l AILSTAR Wins Disputed '500' at•• :aloiAN~'IIIl (liP!) •F\1rm01' Gt'llld Prlt ...,.ld 1sour motor aJlil bid to up, III!cEirealll wu lblrd ta 113.'7Q,I Wll worth more qwr· cbamptoa. l1W came peruuLUuas IiW W ...M fil:D~ if~ ;:::G£0:;;; .!~~ ~::r=-~ w1ten G~ Brltaql't Mlnchel" of a 17-car pUeup place. 143.084. IIIII ·woio lbe pi4en wbfch ellmlaaled II He avoided cra!'f<ups wblch These were Ilia oaly oars oioitilil,_., ,IOO.Jalle •to ...,.; tteOODdt toller tile Johnny ~ Getqe go the dlllaDce. Mel 1111':~ IU,S17 )l1llel per otart. , Chuck Hulie and AI was llegged toller 1119 laPs boor, (,w • lbe o10weat atice Weam nroup wr..bp . Ulllel" out of the race. He Stewart got olllh plaCe ltdt liUt·bllluct probably WBI "I wu very !ortwtata," · close by wbea Jimmy going 1&1 laps. lbe l!ealln 10 ~. lllld. "I just wandered Ill and Clark, the llltl5 winner, IJlUll Andy GraaatelU, oponsor O!lJj llx of s3 otarlbtl ears out and made It tllrougb." twice Iato the fnlleid but Clark'• ear, contended thet , weie' runnJn& at lbe llnlsh BID tonllbl probably two rival can 81lll wallJ olfletol1 had mbeounled tile MoildaJ. Twenty..mll can cou..t lbout fl76,000 from repln conlrt>l nf bls vehicle laps and tbat Clark. actually were ellmlnateil 11)1' IDoelwlleal tolal purse espected to be conURUO racing. won. lnlublt or opectaoular cruheo. about f700,000. Clark IIDIJhed second at Re threatened to file Oidy r... can went the full 500 With 2S miles to go, 113.813 m.p.h., aiioosl ,.... prolelt. He had 30 mlnute.s mlltl llalore the 3011,000-pliJI. Seotltnd'~ Jaclde Stewart, who mtl"' "" bour UDder hts speed do oo afler lbe oHtctal reaull had led for 37 laps, developed 1 Ill !all year. Jim at 8 a.m.• :fnd" I I ::u~~u~d J!su:y eBake!:~~~ th1s paragraph" meamng the i aga1:!rdb~~~d:Sndi~~ ~:~ 1she ~~ ~t vl:~!ng h~! . b~~ Holzer Hoaplbd: Visitlng I ing came near tbe close of portion of the April l:t %~u: I :eat which he disregardelZ~ny :Opond.ent over the senous tllbnurs 2.4 and 7-8 p m. Parents cross exammat10n by Warren concermng the reque duties or disobeyed any inst.!'uc- ness one of her sisters 1 r unlv on Ptdiatr1cs Ward IF. Sheets, Baker's attorney 1 papers H uld ti Mrs Smith formerly taught ~ ';1: Adml.,loas Then, m answer to Sheets' : Sheets ob)ecled " ow co I on. school tn Mason County, bul had GIVEN PRESENT - Sally Schaaf, center, prelllde!lt of the Middleport ~A!u~nl .As· Mrs John B Clendemn. 144 question. '" Is 11 true that the soldier, sa1tor, lbartne and air· been a resident of Charleston sociatlon, presents color television set to Mrs. ~an Moore, left, a_nd Miss ~f!l'"!ad H~w· Second Ave • Mrs Jumor J only way a board of educauon ' man to catch the pelting of the Ithe post 35 years She was a ley, when they were guests of honor at the Mtddle_port Atumm banqu fldcitur McGUire. 133 Tb!rd .lve . Har- can speak and perform Its ~~- ' storm. member of the Weekley Mem· night. The ladies, who live on North 4thoO;V m Middleport, are rettred , , -,~~ers. old E Angel, 32 Chillicothe Rd.' ties Is through th-: mmutes ' (C t1 ed f m Page 1) ' ~ onal EUB Church and the Sentinel Photol -------------------'--~":'""~~ Mrs Mary 0 ~ance, 2136 Clark replied, "~hat's lhe y;ay can f~;1 ~~e thJ~t that can on- .However, as Is so apprent In Cbarleston Woman·s Club • • • i,11 ., ~ C""'ham Ave . Carolyn J San-It understand II I b ted u lh moke of Vie! Nam, I am confident that SUrYIVmg are her husband, ders Rt 1 Crown City . Roger : AI 10·40 p.m. Saturday Y de ,":acao h;ar blast of America will always have sons Raymond H Smith, Charleston; lJ Cox, Rt 2 Galhpohs , Mrs n.IJht, Sheets flmshed h1s cross cor It and ar- like those of World Wars I and four Sisters Mrs. Harry (Freda) " . Lt-sl•e C Cox. Rt 2 Galhpohs, Iexamination of Clark . and pros· IhiiSh ex~loi~Ivel m_ort~ea the II and Korea - to nsk their Ebersbach Mrs Harry !Eulahl Meigs County Shenff Robert The sheriff's department kept far this r::l; ba~~:ve:lg:~ 1\<lrs Emerson Sp1res. Rt 1[ecutmg attorney John A E.,'l- 11 lery s e. s can r 1 and lives to offset our peace mak- Godfre Mrs Irene Gibbs and c Hartenbach and his deputies two crmsers on the ~~~hway 84 auto e en Cheshire . Mrs Gordon E. Woot· hng took over ~tth rebuttal tes- v•c•ou~ wlhme r~:~P~~ ;mall ing fa•lures And theirs will be MJss I~ogene Yeager, all of today expressed apprec•atlon over the wee'kend and 11\ves~i- ?ne motr~~le en Rt 2 Gallipolis Sheha Ann , tlmony from Clark. th,e w •st e an I the Will to win - thetrs the Potnt Pleasant and one brotb- to Citizens of Meigs Cou,•v for gated four auto a~idents In mg in a ata J y, ere 8~ Colle} . Rl 2 Patnot. Arlie E ! Eplmg questioned Clork a- a·~~ fire! h th voice or lsureknowledgethatmwarthere er Howard Y~ager, Pt. Pleas· the "Wonderful cooperation" which seven persons were treat- been .....~12M ~rsons ~iL·· •.,' Brownm, Jr Rt 2 Vinton. ' gam m regards to his opJmon can a 50 ear e d 't giVen during the three day Me- ed for injuries and three vehlc- throu~.. elgS coun.1 ,... ' . 15 no substitute for VIctory Jeffrey S' CAlieman, RL 2 Che- ! laking mto consideration the ~al~me ~r~ant Dan :r~C~~! and that 1f they Jose our way of ~Funeral serv 1ce will be con- mona\ Day holiday weillk.end les were demolished. ,' · stare , Mrs Leo W Wears, Ph-lmmutes of the board and the e eau ~ B ·~~a~·~ 'ou want l llfe as we know lt will be de- ducted Wednesday 11 a.m m "The traffic was heavy prac- Arrested ov~r the weeke~d ny. W. Va , Mrs Sidney E circumstances surro~nd~ng Bak· ~" · 1 yours ., , A d !r Gener 1stroyed While others debate the the Crow-Hussell Funeral Home tlcally all the time dur~ the were Roy Cnsp, Racine, fall· ! Bauer, Rt. 1 Leon, W Va : er's tnmg, as to w et _er ur ,0 IV~A 0~~;eerdunn n the Battl~ l controversial diplomatJc 1ssues, with the Rev. Charles Frum holiday period, but in most ca- ure to yield righ! of way; Kyle ~ Tommy E Vanscoy , Rt l Pt not the board had cause to ell Me u 1 d m I am C"ullfJdent that there will ofCiciatmg Burial will be m ses the motorists respected J Barnett, Racme, no opera(Contmued from page l) 1g1 Pleasant ; Mrs Paal D Wedge, 1~r~mafe the contract of Clay 0~ the ~u w ~ sa~ s~a~ be those who will fight when the ' Suncrest cemetery Fnends a!'e and abided by the traffic laws," ~r's Uoense and failing to yield Officers said Donna Bowen, . Pt Pleasant Danny E Vans- ~r k . ed " B d ~ ~ ~ 1 'nu s ~~del can nation asks them to f1ght - as being rece 1ved at the Funeral Sheriff Hartenbach said. the rigbt of way, Jesse W M~ 21 , Columbus, and ,David Hen· ..:oy, Rt. 2 Pt Pleasant . James ar t answ r · ~se h 0~ a~ e h 0 5 ~~rcn . of the Jm- tiley are at th1s very monent Home Elroy, Wllkesville, failure to sler, 19, Rt. 2 Racine, ~ad stop. M Leonard Hogst'tt. W Va ~rums ,an~~ maneyenotedwhelc 3 0 lear b ~ Volt:e mmander l In furtherance ef the stead- ~ EM~~~ give turn slgnal; Clyde Wines, ped behind another car that u.:~~V e no IJ'l:en pr s re 1mor1a su manne co f" h R · ault and PI PI Sa Mrs, Larry R yre, ea- - that I' ve heard about- yes" of World War 11 . whnse last I fast strength of o~r Jg tmg Frank Knotts, 34, Salem Jr., Rt. 2, ac.!ne, ass I was preparmg to ' rnak~ a 1eft sant, Mrs Iva Bell Lee, South ] Sheets obJected and asked d r - "Take Herl men of today - and m memorv I Cuter, was arresred Sunday battery and dJstur~mg the turn off the road. a, S!dt! W Va · Conr.ad Berkley, tha t the answer be stncken, ~~~v: ,wee •t 2:IS a.m. by Pomeroy po- peace ; Malcolm Gwnther, Syr- Bebind them a car drlv~n, by _ 1of all our fall en comrades, I Henderson . Charles A Vaugh- I pointmg out thai "There 's noth- Althou h these incidents are would ask you to turn your eyes • lice on a DWI charge, driving acuse, assured clear distance, Roy L CflSp, 23, Sandy Hoole, an, Pomeroy , Mrs John H mg m the record about crrcum- 1"' II kno!n the are onl re re-I briefly toward our national colwif.hout aD operator'!! license, and Frankhn Eugene Hartley, Ky., failed to stop arxLs~c• Grounds, Rt 1 . Harnsonvllle, stances A man IS nut reqmred se~tatlve of th~ myna/ of ~el'- ! ors - and hsten to the pat• mt's I and driving whUe license Is Rd, Racme,. r_eckless operatiOn. the back of the Bowers car fo,reMrs Bessie Smith, Rt. 2 Ra- to give an opmiOn on thmgs he mc deeds which have ever been Iflag creed as wntten Ln _1925 1 'I aDder suspension, lollowtog a The shenfls department so mg it Into the back of the Heacme RobertS Blackwood. Rt has hea rd abou t , tile trademark of the Amencan l by a younr. Oak Park, llhnms wreck on East Malo-stat the sler car Heavy damage was 1 Rutland Mrs Charles J I "The board uverruled that (J htm man I can thmk or no I gJrl ] intersection of Nye-ave. Podone to the Bowen car and . Hawk, .Jomeroy ' Dame! E Eu-1 objection as u had practically t!uer gwords to use m render-1 "I believe this flag of t h e • I lice said Knotts' car came amillOf to the oth~ two vehicles. ler Rt I Portland . Mrs Ed- ull of Sh~ts' objections. It mg to tllese men the honor IUmted States Is the ideal of a The con egation of Grace round a curve and turned OV• Donna BOwers~q'lplained el _ ward M Blake, Jr, Rl 1 Mid- wall a 4-1 vote on every of'ca- ihe so nehly dese rve than great people - i,.1e spang19d ban- E ISCO al grChurclt delermmed er. No injuries were reported. a spramed neck .ud a bruJsed dlrport. Ronald A. Ctark, Iron- slon with Oscar L, Cain vot- tho~e spoked by General Eisen-Iner of a glonous past - ~he ove~all obJective in Its [lrst foot. A pflssenger in her car, ton M_Iss Tena Br~ant, Rt I I inJ to sustain Sheets'& objee- h0 wer m 1945 ''Willingly he pillar of fire , leadmg America " Pl nmg Session" Sunday folOther arrelts over the 'v . R tland High ,\Judy Ufferm~JD, 2\, Columbus, Oak H1ll M1ss Luc11le Selbee, tions ', Ionward Men have died for an weekend were David Paul Cas· J1m ennan, u , h d a bump on her bead, aod R• 3 Wheelersburg Dwame K Th · h . ed has suffered hardship, wtthout . f t li f lowmg the mormng service and ci, Middleport, recklen opera· school principal and athletic a ~, am Wellston W;nston Pfane earmg was r~cess at a whimper he has made heavy I ~Y 0ag 1t IS o.r me o ve or a potluck lunch director was the mam speaker a SCratched arm: ~ •b.: cuff ' Jackson 'Mrs Ronald W I 10 ~1 p.m Saturday , to resume sacnflces ti e as endured much I It The red, white, and blue IS After more than 30 mmutes tioo, and Roy Lee Crisp, Ra· for the' AU-Sports banquet Sat· The patrol CJkd Crlap to ~choch Rt i Jackson I~~lilts ~t p mt ton~ght but he has never faltered HIS guardian ~r ~~~dom,lt~h~~h of d!SCUSSLOn, somebmes spirit- ::i~e~=ln~::e~~:k~ ~~ urday night at Chauncey-Dover Meigs county cour\t June lt Qn , Births ee mqmr as o o w readmess to close with the ene- 1 must pass o o ers " e ed the gathermg came to un- Sarah Lansofrd were allo ar- High School a charge or fai ure to stop ... Mrs. Ronald w Schoth Rt ~:~~edmre ~ltnes.st~s t Eph~g my has become a by-word a- I' sta~s untarmshed and undlm- an;mous agreement on ItS over- rested on diaturblng tbe peace Mr. Venna~l Is 8 former atb- within the asaured clear dill Jackson, son, l .48 p.m Satur- could oot~fy c~~k: s l!ltnesse: mong the embattled armies of m~en of old havt> s run to all aim as a church "To be eharges. Filled Saturday lllgllt lete, coach, Ohio Coach of the tance. dav Mrs Samuel K w111 Ham- when to a ear Europe. You have read many 1 P, g h children of God and brothers by Pomeroy Mayor Cbarles Year, and today scout for the den' ~on. 8 25 pm Sat~rday , 1 Ephng sf:ted, , 1 am not an- reports of lu!! JDdiVJdual ex ! ~:u~e:e::~~g r~:::~ic:r~otu~ to mankind." Then other issues. [ Lea:ar were Gerald McDaDJel, Pittsburgh Pirates. Ke told the Mrs Jumor J. McGuire, 133 bclpatmg closmg the case Tues- plmts, but not one tenth . ol i col~rs Soldle:s at their death were ~e~lt wl!h " Pomeroy, $ltand costt for llr 150 a~s and fans of t h,e 'flmd Ave son 10 30 a m sun- day mght " them ever has or ever w1ll be h ed d to h id 1 "ThiS IS a new effort, ex- , .. 1 d d Jobo Manh- great value of sports in a boys 0 1 00 • an ' • told A f th Is uffl"'-ave urg comra es d h R Rl h d Mar ... x ca dav , Mrs. Larry R Sayre, Pt. Clark was questiOned about ny one o em s ..- hi Ocean - tossed battle - plame t e ev c ar - all $50 and costs, Jeaviq tbe l"f I e, en1!Vened by pertiOnal exPleasant daughter 10 40 am allegedly unpa 1d bills and bank ( 1ent to hll a true Amer1can w1th l gb. till 1·J t lm whe moderated the discus' f ccideal pertenceB in his athletic rareer, 0 Jel rJUm- sion, . " to mvo . Ive the . ''Vennarl uded HuSunday , .Mrs. John ,H Grounds. Irecords regardmg tile general [emotI()n and WIth an .mtense swept h ' my ag s en t 1re scene o ao a and the tvpical ~1 " , .~ Rl 1 Hamsonv11le, son, 8 36 1actiVIties fund as the cross ex· pnde of h1s countryman." P na 1 Ma 1 keep Its hon- congregation In making deci- lllliru'~~~ mor." O~er pests iacl tena m Monday; Mr . Leslie C. ammatmn got underway Satur- ~ But as 1 reflected the otiler : h~ fit slons that will determme Its Ca A d" t Ath~Tl$ City School Superin 1 ~ ~ 11:· ~ar, l couMJe and role in the commun- 2'" r cc len Cox Rt 2 Galhpohs daughter I day afternoon evenmg on the reasons why we or ( ~Jg · dent, A. Chase and Don, Eskeyl COLUMBUS (UP:Q , _ Gov. -~ ~ IJ! , m Monday ' ' \ In regards to payment of celebrate Memonal Day, Ill 1 ol ow - even un ea · tty" I Is Investigated Albens High football _coach. James A. Rhod!ll todaY. put 1 , Discbara:u bills, Clark teslif1ed that non . thought of the recent, someThe planmng sessiOn went on rt 11 tl ted o~.o.• damper on the ' rwomut¥m o[ , VC:!Ihe Bauer Jr Peugy A. payment of bills was no cause 1 what appalling 11ct10ns of some l at'"~ft.;~8J'If¥m7'!f»~ to comnder the question of whe- Middlepo potd ce mvSaestgrdaa MeiJI General Hospi... ...w.. .,1 _ ......._ ' ' · • f d f t ld" a two-car ace eat u Y Admi.. toas satarday- None. Ohio with the ..,..J,. , •~•> Beck, Mrs Desley Bentley , 1 or the board to termmale Bak- of the tilU ents o our coun ry , Five t:alla were answered ther to undertake a bUI mg proN th Secood·av Clar bottles shaped bt . ... .line of 4 0 ~t ~ Athens 8 Ohio James L Bright, Sherry M. l er's contract Clark also test!· Jt seems that you and I are l over the Memorial Day bolt- gram to add four classroomB ~ Dltcbarpt Saturday .::.. . ,' Connor, Paul A. Edelmann lfl"d he fou nd nothmg Irregular "squares" 1f we stand up ta day weekend by the Pomeroy (probably a second story) to the ss ' · ' 1 th ' aro Rizer, Geraldine Scott, Alma · de1 1 ''t'bed the · lh h dl b b d lr" 1 Wh"l "sh h passenger m one o e • , Pe The governor oer Mrs Oscar D Fmk, W1lbert •lm e an mg y Baker of the e couote as a ~)a 10. Ie E-R uo1t. The} were: at6.38 present par1. a 11 was taken to the office of Dr ~lllonss.md.r- Jeasle decanter,developed.rlfi.\jleJim L Goodr1ch, Mrs. Jacob Mar· 1general act1V1tles fund , mclud- a person JS dt!linitely "cool" Jf p,m. Satanta)' to die A1a CuiArter discUSsion of the 1m- R R Pickens for treatment of McGwre Middleport; Susan Beam D,lstillers of Kentucky,• kle, George A. Nance, Mlchael mg no Illegal expenditures he pickets the White House and ter residenre, Minenvllle, for portance of better - organized: 3 head injury ..,__. ' 'West Columbla ; Lee "not betng 1n barmooy witb tW• L Neal, Mrs C. Ilene O'Dell, Clark answered "no " when demonstrates, flagrantly in dis- Ed Grindley wbo bad galleo Chm;ttan education for young P 1 . 'd · Dennis Mulgren l'utn10 irlt of poly llqUci 1 Charles W. Pickens, Paul C asked by Sheels, "Do you find ' regard of established authority, off a roof, taken 10 Veleranl people, a majority vote recom- 22 °C~= ~ Falls ran into ~ Rudlse11, Pomeroy ~ " our mono ( . . Trowbndge, Wilham H Wood, anythmg to g1ve the board rea- agamst the actions of our gov- Memorial hospital; at %:35 a. mended to the Vestry (which tr~ck d~ven by CharJes Wel· . : : : . s:~•:o~,:: 8 ~.e~ said stories abou.t tlif~,· Mrs Dt:ncll E. Reynolds, Thorn- son_ to fire Mr. Baker?" This ernment These students seem m. , Suaday to the llt:ene of makes final decisions) the es- mann, 26 , Che!lnre. Mulgren I!< ~ 1d ter bad beeD 1nter 8 as M BeaU1e, Gregory T Bane, 1was m reference to the general ' to know notlung abeut the h1s- the auto accident iD Mlnera- tablishment of a Building Fund was Cited on -80 assured clear iee Sprague. ~ eCIR motiDg the ule ~ F.arhe Brandon, Mrs Robert IactJvJtles fund tory and sp.1rit of American m- ville reported elsewhere; at to explore possibilities of ralsJRg distance charge Admittloal Moaday - Bessie ~iak: as tba tbe ~ ;_ J Ca1n, Mrs. Ranford Cox, . Lasl maJor Item on whJch stJtutwn::; J say let our schools ll:U a.m. Sunday &o tbe Rob- the estimated $25,000 needed. · Hayes Pomeroy. w ey ra er n -"'-~' boltle •bore map. lbe Greol"'""'' Augustme Focanb, DanaeJ 1Cl ar k was questLoned was the and colleges teach them that ert Blat:kwood residence, Har· Plans were made ta call such •• p;;:;;u;sa;.n~~ Dt••b' - ar(el Mollday _ Noae. Tbe of Ohio and o;v;'·~ 8 Euler, Mrs. Charles J Hawk, ITit!" 1 papers Which were m- 1h1story and mspll'e them with rilonvme, aad then at 7:5S sessions of the congregation INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (VPH ___,.o..~.~. NO JURY NEEDED He erdered Liquor , st Monday mght 1that spint Let them hear the p.m. tbat day trusported regularly Sunday's potluck buf- - Tbe Vnited Statea Ante Mrs. George A. Hill, William trod uced l8te ta Cook to Dlroc~.' ork' 6Ut E Plants, Mrs. Mar1e Ward , as board exhibit No 18 shot wh1ch the embattled farm- Charle1 Larkial to Veteraas fet was supervised by Mrs. J. Clnb'a oHiclal standlllll coa· Meigs County Common Pleas Donald D.w · Mrs. Leo D. Cbtlds, Earl R Clark related Baker's bring- ers fired at Lexington and was Memorial Ho!Pllal, aDd M••· E. D Hartinger. firmed todey tbat Brlta!D'& Court Judge John C. Bacon said oome method <If disposing oNIIo Conrad. Jesse 0 Eblm M r s • ng the Tille I papers to Soutlr "heard 'round the world." Let day at 11:11 a.m. to lbe De• I Graham Hlll won Moadaf's this morning the blghway ap. bottles wtthoilt selling the 1 J1mm1t F Evans, Mrs.'S. Bert i estern High School and at- them hear ugam and again the ..r Well mldea<e wbere a W'll" Carleton 5416-mlie auto race aad tut proprlation case set lor trial in Uqllor~llol;el· U1lkey, Mrs. Witltam L. Metz· Jtempting to giVe them to Joe , shining story of VaHey Forge, mao who bad collapsed lD • •1 Jam year's wlaaer, Jimmy Clark, Wednesday, June I, hu llee_n ler, Mrs S1dney Sanders, Dav-1 Barsotti, whom the boord had San Juan H1tl, Chateau Thierry, !told was treated attbe oeene. Dtes on Sunday was 1"111111t111p. settled out of court, and pet1t The real pa~r, bJDIB: kl M. Shafer, Mrs. Norman ;~:;:m~ co-ordmator of the omaha Beach, Iwo Jima, tile II'UI:W ·/i! 1;, ~~ 1 Wilham Harry Carleton, Sl, IBi&U 1_.,.'WJ1l'WW':J~W~ jurors will not report to tbe fromlie . • was mae Shotsky, Floyd E. SWlck, Mrs \ , program. Barsotti, Chasin Reservoir, and now • • Pomeroy, an employee of tlle courthouse until JUI18 27. Chin ,• 1. Mar~e Van Cooney Mrs Wit- ~ Clark said, refused to accept Viet Nam. Let them be taught Will Lew18 Dtes Mt~g! County Highway Depart- Veleraos Memorial llupttal ·· \Jam WilliS, Jr. ~. Frank th~ll~:c~are . . that it is no cnme to say At Nephew~&orne men! pllor to his fatal illne!S, Admisslom Satarday - Inez ~IJ.....,,., ~ Crail Mn. Bill P. Hackney and f orms for apph~atlon I"I'm proud I'm an American ,. . 112 p died at Holzer Hospital Sunday p I p Etta Custer ~~ ' . or federal funds, approxmrateWill Lewas, ~ omeroy, Survlvjng are his wlle Frail- oo er, omeroy, ' I m~ant son, Mrs. Richard Lipm- ly $30,000, have been m cont~n- 1 And le~ u~ you and I - see died Saturday e ening i~ CO· CIS Dtll Carleton; seve~ child- Syracuse. Rev. Ronald Grindf 8 k that th1s 1s done. tumbus at the me of h1s ne.k M'a S Del ley Dublm Jt,. 1 sk1 and son, Mrs Paul D Nl- tlon smce the f 1 ef •p ry, aWIYI Oisebara~• Saturday - Mary 1 day ·and Infant daughter, Mrs 1The maJority of tirhmgboord a er, l I am certain that at the time phew Charles Morton Jr. He ren, AIJI1m, M ••• J R nd f 1 e a memts • :r • . and y, a11 o omeroy: • • 'I Ro~ t l~e a m ant son, I bers has allegedly contended I of ea~h of Amer 1ca s con 0JC ' was a membel> of th~ Ancient l liam and Mar aret, both of Ra· Holt, Radcliff Hager' ' Homer Mrs Larry D Baker and tn· lthat Baker IntentiOnally failed Iher fighting ~en pursued an i York 33, Free and Accepted Cine, and onei grandchild. Pat- Hill, Mabel Bennett, Elizabeth fant daughter, Mrs James W Ito complete his work 00 the ~ea wh1ch m1ght be expressed Masons m Galhpolis. Lodge ser- riCk Carleton. Funeral services Humphrey. ~~elson and mfanl daughter Mrs tie J application arter the board m these lines of Tennyson· vices will be held Tuesday at will be Wednesday at 2 P rn. at Admisalo•. Sunday - Jane Earl V. Slavens and Infant son 1 voted not to renew hJs oontract. , 7 30 p m. at the Ewmg Funer· the Ewing Funeral Home with B'arnett, RaciJ'Ie; Kyle BarnMitlway m the Saturday mght , rung out the old shapes or foul Iat Home. • Rev. Freeland Norna off~em~ ell, Ractne; Hattie Powel~ 1 1 Sheets Introduced the ~ disease. ' Surv!Vmg are a son, Charles mg. Burial will be in the Rock Portland; Donna Bo~rs, Co- - ~ IsesSion , .. board's mmute book as Baker , R1ng out the narrowing lust of Lew1s, Pomeroy; a s1ster, Lu- Springs cemetery. _ Jumbos; Judy UfferrnBJI, Cot DEVI~ ro ~E~o <It exlnb!l No 1. and questiOned gold; cille Cussins, Columbus, and a I tumbus: Lewis LaudermU~ POrn ~~~! ~Z,..~,!!,A Clark pertaming to th• minutes IRing out the thousand wars of number of nieces and nephews. WITH AITACK SQUADRON eroy; Chari~ Larkins, Lon& =~C = • , _ , ,,.,.., 111• ,.,,. from Jan l through Apni 14 old Funeral semces witl be Wed· Mariae Private First Class Bottom, LoiS Uttle, Chesblre. DROGD·ElC ' "':j ~ ~~ t.ANPW sa~:;:~a,h~d~nct!~~~lle Clark testified that ht fo~d 1 Ring In the thousand years tf nesday at 2 P·~· at the Nao~ Qumcy H. Alesbire, son of ~r. D~~rges SalldiJI - Fred J [~ ,, 1N 4AII-". .. ~~~~! 8~"~~;.,~~~· 6~: oo menUon or request In 1 h e peace! Baptist Church m Pomeroy with and Mrs. Stanley E Alesture Pullins, Ida Goegleln. , . -;- ;--r 't• , ·~ ~; ~ ""' om,. ..... "'' ...,,. i.u•• minutes for Bakor to Produce the Rev. Jackson of Columbus of Rtfute 1 Rutland Is serving Admlllloll Molday - !'aul ~ ~ , ., '•'&!'::~' ~ gJu. mmlla the Title I papers But what of these prom1ses officiating. Buna1 will be in the with Mari~e F;"'hte~ Attack FJsber, Minersville; Llada OTHE~ ~ Now.,.....tMcirdtdW.I ' ~'~~Lt.er •• ttl•,... oMoe •• PorN,..' There was argument llowev- lof peace - for indeed DOt ••ov- Beech Grove cemetery. Squadron '542 M:arlne . ~lrcraft Lute, Pomeroy; Sarah CoRJo,, <q I •I ~~'-~J!'!'.!!' ..'.'' 1 ~~aon •• .am111m1 NJ,...taa.., er about the minutes ~ 11 spe- :er the cannon's mouth does the Group 11 lsi Marine aircraft Portland; ~ttY ~' Ratlne; ~::;::::; · ~~·~"Jl'-:j:i·;;;;-~---:;;~~~~if... " ~::"~' "'~::!'~ ,:' IA:l::; •i~ board meeUng April 12 spider weave hiS web." II ap. Tll:EN-AGUER ARR t Wing, o.' Nang, Vtel Nam. wtnnDIteb_'!l!l ·J~~ Ada ) !£]~ ..,·,;tf\' • Y'J:"["'!~~""'!'~~:Iv]••t 1&, MEidSTII:Ddl • vn! ll whk:h foor board mem•-pears that we have not equalled Daniel Je ers, eJJOr Itt -~ ~J 1"1& wr , >.k.H;iiK ~- ~:.;;::~~ 1 ~ 5DDIOriJ>tto~. I'MMI o.n,.._ ., IJ'CI-:., , ted by th Mtddl rt J h ltte'Z Pooler Netne l ~ . ~ ~:~.~, •..uatM 35 ....., " ' president Jobn R. Morgan, in state81D8nshlp the sacrtnces WB!I arres e . e~ WEATHER o nson, ' • f ' ~;~>) 1•/~· ::, ·~ ' , . .(. .we!' : n~u, lutf::t :..:'-;;..,• ~~ ~ John Lloyd ,J Merrill Carter of the man in the foxhole. Wars pollee Monday on • dJSturbmg Mitchell, Donna BOwl!l'l, 4"udr, -~,i\ ...:.·->~V IYNUM aAII•.,.'' ~ . ' '· I ouo, r- .;....,. .,... "' and Charlo; C~rler attended ' are usually made by ctvtuans, the peace •barge. Three juve· Fair, cool toalpl, ...... ol U~an, EmmeU ~w!Ojl, .,....,~ . • =7'n ~-~ ,, :"":.... ' . ~ 1 , ~~to;••~~~~ "::-.:.':~ ,.;.""b Sbeets contended'that it ~as bold and defiant 111 the forum- mles, alse involved ln 11 fi&ht, frosiiD tile valleys Ia aorth- John Mars; .Mr•. J~ . ·~·~r •· ..,,J,il .., , .,. . ~ , 1 . i ;;"~, ~·N:-~~.._.:~ Mt a legal meetlng fn view ol jllut wben ~ad wee~ oom•ll. we~e turned over to juvealle east porlloa, low lf.45, We.Jnes. ~tnd , ~'fill' I t' ·•l•~<'~ I )Jill'' . .~ .' ' J"!·~OII\ ' . I '" '· ,- , . I :u:,~ blet~~M~ ......,. n...tbe fact tbat it was called by they p-'belolf, -.ad leave tbe cour~=-=~~-'.: . .~·~- ~~= :U=.F-.--~ ~m-~~- ...!~~!·~ ~ Ui~-..-~· · ~-;,. r. r; ~ito -. * * 1 MEMORIAL ! SherJ"ff Deput1es, • Express Appre·ciatJ'A.,,,, II . ', :h: Our Weekly' 1 :U\:es:: ;r FATALITIES 1 1 g:..- e de; I SPECIALJ Plymout~1 65 I congregatJOD • Satellite 2 Door Hard Tc.p • 1 V-8 motor, standard trans., radio, w s w de- , luxe wheel discs, turquoise Wllh bta< k v1nyt top and black vinyl interior. Only 20,000 a< '""' miles. Real sharp! DeternuOeS Ob •ect•IVe vennari Speaks Iry Line Scores Cadillac - Oldsmobile :t ::0 1 .. -~ "YOil'UUteOurQuallty Way ol "'"'"'' Ru smesa• WY 2·5342 : PonlP<nv Ohio ,.' Ads for Ohlc Anl l·li,. J KARR &VAN ZAtmT Rhodes Orders Hal~ to ~.ottle,, •' .; GMAC Financing Available 1 7: j $2195 At CD Event it: ~; tl)'(~ <> . • t:k 7 1 I, ttD!' ' "" ,:t ---- . tUWJ'. . .o .rn_IIJ •lwaJ• n. l I I , I •· vo:ro --. Yi,...,''i' l + o::•,. ••••i)f!l lh"'*" I"""" ..:'::! i Rent EliiCirlc Shampooor hr $1.00 when Y" buy Lu1tN Foam at Y,rnEC THE DAILY SENTINEL __ . .,., . , -- '"< I ' l ,~1\ ( '•" ,.... •i' -,"'j•/1-"" f •• t,,,!l, "jo '"'· . , '' II ~1111111 ., 1111 clllmnoy 11 to ~~~~~~· t~~J• nn. Cu ~· 11s11111• llullllt IN plat 11 plllllt lilt Wdlf IlL tupr 1111k UIL Cl•t ....., lttllliiJI. Ctlts 111111 Iaiii.~ Clnlnl •lflt.llcL Gild. Fllfly Foreman & Abbon .IIIJtttle, lllltlllllltrfater. ---~~~· ' ...... """ ... .., Jut. - s.m.. Mllp County Sinn 1... ,, • ' . ·:INSURANCE A~, INc.' •;~!l!ai'J...,11illa' .,,. ' I ; ' - . . . . "" ~ f'llll U&ltl flliti<IL . . . . tuflllwcL lllaf lptf· lllaL CNdlllflllliCIIIICINistlon, IIIII! pm11 ,..._ ._..111!'1 .....ll!llltljtttlltllll. �•• I ) ' J . and family. They came for !be Mr D . ;S. eweese Mason, Galliam MissCosten Is Ann , .ouncm'g 4-Dthy Sentinel, Pomeroy-M!Mieport, Q., May 31, 1968 Are MU ,Graduattl!l ' , l .... Four Divorctl!l are G n•ad h Court ra ...,. Y . ·. CAMP ANNOUNCED . fee for each girl II $1 . Day camp for Girl Scout sbould oe made with Troop Troops of Neighborhood One ers this week. Troop repri. POINT PLEASANT .,.. Four will be beld at camp Ktschuta, uon is io be afven to :r.rn. A. div~ces.w~l'" grsntel' by the froliC July 11 through r5; be#ID: j!)I'Ki!lgbt, Nelibborbood One .I Ma!"'n County · Cir~t Cour~ ntng ·at 9 a.m. with ·CIISmiiJai .cbBirmall. not'iit\er lb!ln JUDI ) ,•', ••II'· graduaUon of his 'sister, Sharon ' Die'"~ M,·onday ' Arooodand Harrison. PT. PLEASANT - Twelv~ . , Mr. and Mrs, Charles Blond Mason Ceontratpd~ta and live •• Ahout · . ~maS:~. gt~ s=; :r~o~~ Wedding Plans ~~:"~~~~.~~:";a:; At her aome · :~~~~~g J:'o!~r::tz~ ~~ at 4. jl.n. ilany. , c!Jy weekend with Mrs. Miner, . ing cn.ss _of . Marshall Unlver. ,. C)lit Clerk. ·They wer~ Edward Middleport va Childers and Mrs. Pearl PT. PLEASANT wen- ; sity, llununao.., SwKliii .::... y~·. !'LEAiiANT _ ;.:r;.•~: Vi•r• v. Marv Viers; Larry A. Reynolds. The group were din· lng of Mlsa Carolyn Costen noon. ma Sbinn Deweese 81 Leon Roush vs. Linda Lou Roush; Re8istratlon a .' .. . s: ner guests Sunday of Mr. and and Kip Hartenbach wlli be Mason (loority students reMemorial Day weekend Mrs. Milton Burdette and fam· • soiemnl~ Ju?e at ~ 80/i ceiv(ng degrees were Maurice guests of Mrs. Victoria Stacey ily in Leon, W. Va. 1m. In e . an eel ap IS (Todd) Mayes Carolyn Costen were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sny- Mr. and Mrs. Roger E~ish Church. M•ss Co~te~ is the ~:':: Carolyn c. H~reford, Eliz•'lllt~ der, Tom Stacey and Mr. and of Dayton, spen_t the holiday ghter of Mr. an rs. Wyco Seymour, Irene Btand, Mrs. James Heckert and son, weekend w1th h1s mother, Mrs. wood Costenb, Pl. Pleasant, and! magna cum laude PhWp Wil· Mr. Harten ach A'' !he ;on o• Iiam Hoffman, Charles • C· A· E~·sh· Junmy, aII oI Ra • venna. Wll· Mrs. George ~ • y returned to MemoTIBI weekend guests of ~\ •;: Mrs. i E. Harten uam Newton, David c. Price, the home of her daughter, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Kennedy were ac • · Pleasan · James a. Rea Louis Joseph ll'•lloam Seiple in Columbus af· Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ohlinger Miss Costen, a graduate of Sismondo Ja~et C Hoffman trr spending two weeks here and children, Miachael and Ju- PPH~ ;ndd of Marshal~~·•· Marshall' A. Dune,;, Meivtn~ w1th her "sters, Miss Mabel lia Ann, Nelsonville; Mrs. Jesse v~;s• f ';:; ay,Bis; 'j.';" aui B. Withers. ' Hy•ell and Mr. and Mrs. Her- Lake, West Jefferson, Mr. and er ~ ~· 1· t ·D "';;'r ~ Gallipolis residents listed bert Fmk She was accompan· Mrs. A. E. Erlewine of Spring- on deMra e nd rM · c' were Harry Bert Smith, Bernwd hom• by her daughter, Mrs. field, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert ~o~:;e:n · a rs. · ice Rucker Baisde~, Mary Bak· Cl•ad l'ett•bone. Erlewine and children Dale ·H 11 ad 1s a gr ua1e o1 er Call ' Geneva Rees Carter ' l El . ' er ance Mr. De11 Russe11. ~ . yrra, and Kristi of Springfield. Mr. PPHS attended Rio Grande , and Wanda Saunders WIDis. Ma· Ohw came for a v1s1t wtth hiS and Mrs Jesse Lake visited in eon ' d tl 1 d 1 son Countlans Usted -aduat· ~I G .11 R u h · ege an curren y s stu y.. mother, rs. " usse • ~ o Nelsonville with Mr. and Mrs. lng at the Cincinnati School of j mg from West Virginia Tech at II conllned to Holzer Hospital. Ohlinger and children Mortu ary ScIence where h• 1Monlgomery • W· Va· we. . · .. DuM1·. and Mrs. Wilham Mayes, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Davidson, will graduate In September He ane VanMeter, Wililam Lew Ltma, were hohday weekend Athens, were Sunday dinner is a part-time employe of. the j Smith and Paul R. Higginboth· gu.,ls of hiS mother • Mrs. Char- guests of her parents, Mr. and Crow-Husscll Funeral Home am. les Mayes. . I Mrs. Emerson Jones. Mrs. Da- here. His grandparents are Mrs. Eorbara Morgan, Ohm Unl· j vidson was soloist lor the Sun· Earl Ha I bach P v• r>~ty student, visited over the i day worship service at Heath Ohio and ~en I t •M omHarerotey, \\ rel\r.nd w1lh her s1ster and 1 . h e a e r. nfami'v. Mr. and Mrs. Danny •M<thodist C urch. bach, Mrs. Glenn Hess, Ba<·yMrad~ws and children. rus, Ohio a~d Arthur Hess, MidMiehael Morris Ashland Coldleporl, Ohio. , f.J • h 'd lege student, spent t e hoh ay 5 I f.. SOCIAL CAJ VNDAR Com'ct'dence weekend with his parents, Mr. Favored Two ond Mrs. William Morris and family. RI'ver News 1 RoiJte, died Monday ~t her home. She was a member of the Smith Chapel MethodiSt Church. ·Mrs. )) weese was born in Jack· soq County on May 12, 1.1105, a daughter of th• late Mathew • Qnd Sarah Lyons Shinn. Her husband, John preceded her 1n death. 1 Surviving are six sons, Del· bert, Howard and Everett, ali of Leon, Marvin Deweese, Pl Pleasant, Vemer Deweese, Fin ley, Ohio, and Kenneth Peweese, Darbydale, Ohio; two da"•hters ... M -~ n" ..., • .,,.... ar.......... De, Darbydale and Mrs. Zel· RJ!O eo--·.... al p In ma e, · .....,..... .0 t, Obio; two brotberl, H8rvey Sblnn • ~er., W. Va. and Hoyt Shlnn, C". ·:nbus; halfbrother, Henry Sbmn, FIQrida; sister, Mrs. Llda McKinney, Pt. Pleahant; and hail-sister, Mra. Edna Keefer, Carpenter, Ohio. Jo. E. CuJien vs. Nyl, t. Cullen; and Wllma Janet Htg· ginbothgm vs. Robert L!Juis Higginbotham. , ' _ • The petit jury of the May term of Circuit .Court reported fOI' duty Tuesday. morning at ~:30 a.m. with four trials acheduled thls week. Juries for the four actions will likely be chi). sen .today and trial daies an· nounced. , . ' , · ·. The HubbSrd Medal Is ~e National Geographic Society s "'•"-t e"'>>oraUon a-•d """'"" -r · ""' · .' .•, Parke~sburg, i ~:~~· ~ ~. 1.1;1~ ·;j,l:~1~~ t<. . ' Wh!P money is the queJtion, CiVJ'I!ittiA ' . "'OCHRII\A 'N . \0. p AINy" S Ia the answer. Juat eall · ~ ODe yOur per&oDal money '&lends here for any amount, collflastia:D,. close I Decorator. Colors J Chul.. Humphreys Jerry Lowery OIASE HARDWARE 'f,. Rn Brown Bob Miller ;u:al servlce1 withB mibetb. ur ay Z p.m. n e S Chapel Methncbst Church wlth the . Rev. B 'alAnlen W beSmith In !beofficia~ -~---'Horold Cho,., Mtr. TUESDAY mg. urJ W wwn;:u POMEROY CHAPTER 186, cemetery. F_rtendl may call at Locust St. . Mlddltporl OES, will meet In special ses- the late reaidence after 6 p.m. PhontWY2·2511 . 125 E. Main St. Phone WY 2·2171 &: SAVINGS CO, ,===.::~::=~=.:~==~'===,J~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I ~ c 1 l- It • ·) .• ,--d repdl rm~ For M.n, Women 1nd ...... J Anniversary Sale WestlnghouM 20" PORTABLE FAN oooUng at gireS, delicates extra care! • llulmum )o,. 1111 oost Conveufent oide mount oontrol - z speoda - and lt'a man ... Beautl'ful p LA NTS Coma In And See Our Selection Let's Get Thai Garden Planted ComelnAnd Selecf Your Plants and Have Fresh Vegetables All Summer DUDLEY'S 59 N. 2nd Ave. MIDDLEPORT NO FATALffiES PT. PLEASANT - As of late Monday night, no Ira f f i c deaths had been reported in Mnson Count)'. Arrests reported at the county jail by local Jaw enforcement officers were John Lester Fcdge, 37, Miamisburg Ohio, Walter Hersman 40, Wolf's Creek, Ohio, Henry McDaniel, 43, Pt. PleaSant, Virgil Dunlap 57, Pt. Pleasant, Harvey Sturgeon, 38, Glenwood, all charged with Intoxication and Paul H. Goodnite, 37, New Haven, charged with drag racing and driving while intoxicated. If a man weighing 150 pounds on earth could be carried to the son, he woul.d weigh nearly two tons. NEW SPRED HOUSE PAINT GOES ON DAMP SURFACES d WOULD YOU PAY •14.00 NOT TO SNEEZE DURING . THE WORST POLLEN MONTH 011= THE SUMMER? 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Glidden Spred Satin enee. ale,CIJIIo--ea· paeity with 11r IDJeator r1nA I apeed <OIItrol od ' 138 N, S.nd Ave., Mldd!lfiO.l i, 0. FOR INTERIOR PAINTING CHOOSE ...... ·-.... C!'ompleie!J ~ air II 111 I ...._ e\'erf lllfii. ltOrJoiGualrc:ctllditionlltl-lnd the special price ofler7 Jullt flU out thll coupon 1nd mail it to ua. Naturally, there's no obligation. ' I, ; ' ( ,. ~ ; ! ~ t· l - CHIEF PAINTS !ECONOMY ALL STAR LATEX WALL PAINT 4.99 Value_ $3.49 NO DRIP-CHIEP LATEX WALL PAINT 5.99 Yah,. only 4.99 OUTSIDE House Paint ECONOMY PAINT GALLON $199 • ' Would you liMit • five c:enl stamp 10 pt the whole EASf TERMS .. ally reveralbte for lnlaltt or ubaust - Vlbrattoe free - Bubbet feel -No radio or TV lntorfCII" Mollilain Fan Would you ptllt with $14.00 to sleep IICiund and caal every nfsht of the hottest month of tbiiiUIJIIIMr1 A whole- boose Gas air conditionln1 system costs $14.00 a month-includlnc nonnal Installation of a powerful 3-ton unit. And there's no down P')'mlnl \. Would It be wwth $14.00 1 monlll to keep 111mrner dUIIfNIIJ,tor-erforptflddllngwlthwlndow-s, to awold the roar lllld dl'llll of window air o.JndRionn? Whol•llouae Gas air condhionlnc coslll just $14.00 1 month to own. It's the cleanest, quietest, longest-lived, cheapest·to.j!peratl whola-house cooling you can get. ii Shop & Savel It's Moore's FR~qiDAIRE 2·speed Washer • •• • • • • • • 20%,. 50% KAn SMITH THE SHOE BOX Color To Your Yard With 6-16 AA-EEEE ·ARTHRITIS Roush's Shoe Store Add AUtfle SPRING SAVINGS SALE of Broa.d way anyone Frie. A[IMJ'ITED: Mrs. Hester Meldahl 6:40 a.m. j Fruth, Pt. Pleasant; Dale Beam Gallipolis Dam F. H. JohnChildren Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Faye HalPrices $p9 stead. Pl. Pleasant; Mrs. ClifSegin At _ __ ford Schools, Pl. Pleasant; Mrs. I Clotus Buck, Leon ; William CarMiddtoport, O. ter, Pt. Pleasant; Herbert Harl"'~~iiiii:i~~~~~~~ mon Jr. Pt. Pleasant; George B ••----~---McOintock, Jr., Pt. Pleasa nt; Gcrdon Sebrell, Southside; Martha Mulfllrd, Cheshire; Mrs. Harold Ridenour, Leon. DISCHARGED: Mrs. Clarence Hoffman, Letart; Mrs. Ellrl Sturgeon, Pt. Pleasant; Mark Franklin, Robertsburg; Mrs. Douald Waugh and daughter, Ashlon ; Sylvia Dabney, Henderson; Junior Conrad, Pl. Pleasant. .~ Voice Ingels fumiture TENNIS SHOES a lme they were fur· i State up Meldahl 6 p.m.; CANVAS ther out the road from the berger up Meldeh! 1:05 a.m bouse. Eastern down Meldahi 3:15 a. OXFORDS ·Scan!lm m.; Walter Williamson down Pleasant Valley Hospital ' SAVE FALSE TEETH· 4:so' Open .Friday Nights Until :~ tuiDlNv MINNIE!I . mlfbt have botbmd 111m. Dear Helen: certainly has not btndlfed S.lw:u. Being a Diu, I lll8kl 1 plea overall deve!opmeal He Tlnl evening BJar II Jupiter. to you women. Please, please very active In blgb achool American poet Walt Whitman ' dnn't fellow tbt lead of fasbion college - student wu hom on this day in 1819. lllldela snd lllm down to ani- I)IOrts, seeiai llfe, benet. He In 111111, a flotilla of "taslmelllated lllc:U. elwayo been extremely popular, ler cabs" Imported from Parle I don't wet to dale a 8irf and no one gave his lack of arrived in New York ... the first that !nolo! like a boy when lhe'a belght a 'econd thought. After "tam" to be · seen In u going !be other way (or my way ali, his feet do reach the grot~~d. American city. 'II-Ili TRAIN tither). I Willi ber to be a b~ Granted 1111' friendl uec1 In 1951, Radio Moscow GOING ANP tie hippy, and lbe sbould keep call 118 the LUUput!an d•lmed that television was · ~ EVERYBOP'Y ber knees stiff so lbe en walk but It W8! all 111 good fun. first invented by a R111slan UP ANI' tl;f 'EM wltb a wiggle. A woman has no Ove feet one bleb.) ll1111. TO 'mE WATER 1913 COOI..ERlovelier aaset thaa a swinging Anyway I jlllt wanted to tell IR • Secreta,c:!~el;:tl!il walk. Ami Iilct t!111'Ves. liberty th~t 00 one 11 88 William Jennings rm all for bu\lbll[ if It's a cemed as he ls. Tbere are 80 clared the !7th bealtby ..,,_ in Jareffect. ....,.. aad iotks ilke It very many ways to grow I - Amendment 'ded 1 _,_...,...;. "be1011811." 01 CC)UI'M It takes LILIJPUT - TWO provl or ptpU """'uun erercile to keep the bulge from U.S. Seaatora. ptttng ·IPI!btul. _ RAy THE BACKYARD FENCE. .. A thought fer the! !~;I "Crlminal Attacks oa Women British' poet ~ t!l ,, Dear Ray: ·· and What to do Abtul Them": Robert BJ'I)wning: "Every •-------------------------Right! Sldnny Mlllllies are for That was our discussion group's Is gaill and galll Is gain, 1ebion mqulnel, not men- topic on a recent ll\'elllng. llowever lllllall" lilY lbe 111ft ... .. .. But bulge wltbout bulk meana e1erclse . Driving home near IJiidnigbt Tllat'a why so many gals ar~ i 1111 a dark and grimy street, I taking to !be palhl 01 bicycles · saw headlights bUnking behind these daya• .:.. H. . ~e. Tbe driver pulled along Dear H 1 • side and motioned. I speeded up. Jack O'Brian e en. He apeeded up; all the while TIP to out-of-towners: beg, 1feet (never Merman or Mar- 11011-muslcal play and movie; We have a large home and making what to me were "wlld borrow, cajole your , tickets tin) Jlter several music and lyrics are by Jerry outslda help. In addl!io• to or- and depraved" signals. He shot N~W for the new seasons . . . Miss Henna•, who did the SIIIIMI for dinary chores, our 13-year-old out in front of me, beckoning, "~me" ... It's a joyoll8, big, brings not only talent "Hello, Dolly" ... · Naturally daughter cleans the batllfeoms and parked by the side of the ~tiful comedy, lots of laughs, dancing, comedy, singing, the there's a Dolly-like 101 g, each day - two full-siZe baths road. I Btomped the gas pedal, anjlj one of the flnelt perform- subtly effective capacity for "Mame," already whirling tbe and a baH·bath, changes towels, but even then he caught up with ~s by any star in any Bdwy. wearing chic theatrical ·cos- jukebox cbarts OR 8 record by mops, deodorize8, etc. Our 12- me. Finally, alter eight blocks, ye!~f - by Angela Lansbury. tomes most stylishly - but she Louis Armstrong; It's a nne year-old bty mows the lawn, I rolled down my window a e LIVING ROOM Ajlgela'o husband and two registers something that sepa- old-fashioned clambake or back- waters and ireeps the outlnde notch, and this Is why I'm writ· chil8ren sat a row in front of rates the merely theatrically room period 110118, easy to a1ng aeat. ·(Our other two are atilt ing my public apology to an eBEDROOM RED WIN& WORK SHOES • BOOTS • OXFORDS us «l the Winter Garden open- glib from the great - she bas Qnd remember. very small.) We Dguro they unknown benefactor. ' eTABLES-CHAIRS ing night and the proud tearo •nd proves she has heart. each spend a bail-hour a day on "Lady," he shouted, disgustSIZES rolled doWB their cheeks as the The rest of the ICOre aeem- their joba and for this we pay 11 e APPLIANCES ed. Your tan light's out"-K first night audience did some- The •how itself got off to a ed ordinary but funcUonally them f2.50 a week to spend as WIDTHS thing we never remember in a if not spectacular start convenient musically, much bel- they please, nt questions asked. Tbls column Is dedicated to family living, so if you'rt havAVAILABLE considerable history of hit-show with a • oojoyable, hardly ter with 1111 words 000 of !be Recently we leamed they hnve ing kid trouble or )lilt plain attendance _ gave thi5 happy first act, but songs <''If He Walked lato My opened hank accounts and are •tar a clamorous standing ovaill an era of ao- Ule") is pretly but too danger- aav!Rg ~or college. This without trouble, let Helen help YOU. She will also welcome y&ll• own lion . . . Miss Lansbury stopped second acts, came •• like ously remiRlscenl of Jackie ear urgmg. &prlghUy show several times, prodded by Super- Gleason's theme song "Mehm- Are our children being brought amusing experiences. Address stopped it cold in the same and tbe Greew cboly Serenade·• another "lt'o up right M respects money? I Helen Bolte! in care of this NO DOWN I'AVMENT · way as many years ago li!thel Jase Connell was Today" II<JURds' boonctly but have read you shouldn't pay aewopapsr. IAIV PAYDAY TERMI Meri!Jan and Mary MartiR did , hopeless as "Agnes suspiciously like "All 1 Need chlldru foJ: family chores. Then In ·· •ir finest musical mom- Gooch, role played so ex-u Now Is The Girt·" atill anoth- rve read other places where Anton Dvorak's mnst faniOQISII enlll .. . Mils Lansbury definitegoofily on stage and er bears meiOciie' Qnd rhythm- $2.50 a week Isn't enough aJ. single compositioo is "Humoriy Is the season'• most terrific by TV's Peggy Cass; ic memories of not ORe but lewance. - E.J.M. esque, No. 7," one of a cycle MIDDLIPORT toast of Broadway, and in this, Arthur .might have several past hit lOngs ... Bul Dear E: of eight, all composed within the final production of the the- stolen the show from there are neat and sometimes Stop readln~ and follow 1::7~da~y~a~.·iiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~;Op;:;o;n:iiP;rl;.I;;:So:;I.:;;N:;Igh~ts;;;:~;::;:::=:=:=!!!!!""'""'=""'""'""'====""'""'!!!!l! atrical season, 'not onty was Angela Lansbury-wry, impudently, irreveret~tly fresh mother inB~incts: you're doing I , better than any other musical witchy, a high • otyle comedy lyric. which make up a bang-up Job of raising star - but better than all !be v!J:en of a great stage •tar dip- lor whatever petty pastiches line younsters, and I'm sure rest this season combinBd. In liquor Qnd actd com- spatter the exeellent acoustica applies to the lwo small ones Her I'CJII)IilQnd of ·the itage 1a of Robe,i;, ~~:: :::: of the now handsomely bmW'- 10. - H. Warm 'J"~ fine; 111111e of the as the grown-up Patrick iously old Winter Garden Tbea- Dear Helen; oflband I ve-been-here • before nls and Frankie Michaela 88 Ire, allvays one of Broadway's Aa answer to "Shtrty" who slickness which SOIIII Blaro af- the 10-year-old Patrick, Mame'o finest houses for a good .. mllli· l'l!ems miserable because he Is cal · Ove feet four inches, Qnd wants nephew Qnd happy new hobby, to now wbat wW make bim could not Dave been better, nev· II'OW. Ntthlng - If be's born er once a stage-brat; he slogs In 190, Adolpb Eichmann to be short, but his attitude C!aa lf YQU are sufferiJ!g .from IOf!d~ than everyone, and bet- was banged for bia part in !be make him stand tali. pain, soreness, stiffness ter lila• most. masa murder of am millioo Illy bushand Is also nve or swelling c~used by ar, Of course it"s tho · fourth verJews during World War.D. four lad tb-·.o. at one Ume 11 tbrit~. ·neuritis or rheu- 11 .,uB of Patrick Dennis' "Aun~ l.-iiiiiiiiiiii...;;...,~~~~~.:;;;:;~-;;:~~~:::..;:1 matism, Hhink I can help. ie Mame" (original bonk, thet1 II Write me for free infor- the play and movie, 1011 thai mation. bright vehicle for a line new musical alar) ..... of this show Is by Jer2301 Terry Rotd.G0-7 ome Lawrence and Robert E. lockoon, Mlnlulppl$204 Lee, as waa also the orlg!aal ""I N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. The f,;;;;;iiiii;:;o;.o._.,...==~==;;,lliiiioill.,o;;l~~~~· ' Miss Marv Schaaf Columbus swn Tuesday at 7:45 p. m. for -tod;;:a.a~Y;;.·"""""""""""""""""""""~~~~:5 visited ove~ the Me~orial Da~ the annual inspection by Julia -= w•ekcnd with Mr. and Mrs. ef 0 S Gauge readin1!5: Gallipolis Fleming, deputy grand matron Everett Bachner and daughter, Dam 11.9, 12.3, running 31> feet of District 25. A sil o'clock Connie. PT PLEASANT - Luck was . on rollers. Pomeroy-Mason 20.- dinner at _the United Methodist 0 p T0 MEl RI Sy Miss Diane Criswell, student I with .the Virgll Scantlin fam ily 34, Pt. Pleasant 23.89, Hinton Church will precede the meetOffice Hours: 9 to 12. ~toll (Close at NOO!I OD nurse at St. Joseph Hospital in of Tribble Road. Mason Coun- 1.51. KJnawha Falls 4.01. Char· mg. Tbura. _ Basi Court Sl, Pomero• spent the week- , ly, Saturday. city fire de- lesion _19:02. London, Marmet THUR.'lDAY II end w•lh her parents, Mr. and , par\ment was traveling out Trib' ~d Wmfoeld dams were on the The Happy Harvesters class I' Mrs. James Cnswell. I ble Road on a lire call and no- sills. and the Federated Circle will Mrs. dEdgar Allensworth has ticed th• SC'!stiin home abi"ze Boat Movements: f 'I d· v 1 < •• • • • sponsor a rummage sa1e J one returne ro~ 'texan na, a. Mr. and Mrs. Scantlin, an elder- Ohio Rwer - Pennsylvania 2_3 in the former A&P store where she hi has been Curley bm'ld'mg. For pte · k up serv1ce d 1the'I guest L! ly couple• did not know their up 14' 9·30 · p·m··Walter • .h d I o " aug er an am• Y.. . . home was burning until the fire- up 11, 4 a.m.; Harvey Jordon call Mrs Ben NeuWing CoL and Mrs. James Hartmg- 1men stopped. up 11, .5:10 a.m.; Louisiana · · er and family. Mrs ScanUiu was reading in down 14, 6:30 a.m.; Queen City _Miss Jane Bailey, Columbu•. the li~ing room and Mr. Scant· down 14, 7:45 a.m.; Charles son down 7:15p.m.; Mark Eas· VISIIed over the Memortal Day lin was asleep in a bedroom K up 16, 6:40 a.m.; phi 1i p ton up 8 p.m.; Jenks up 9:50 w.cekend With her father, Mr. I when the firemen informed them Sporn down \6, 4:20a.m.; nan- p.m.; Reliable down 12:55 a. \\1lham Bailey. . . ' of the blaze and hurried them gcr down 17, 11:15 p.m.; Jef- m.; Elgercli!f up 8:10 a.m. H. Mr. and M~s. Bill DJxon toutside. Properly damage was ferso n up 17, 11 :50 p.m.; En- E. Bowles up 9 a.m. (Beverly Perrtn) spe~t the hoh · iestimated at $800 by the lire deavor down 17, 2:40 a.m.; In· Kanawha River - Esso West day weekend With hiS pnrents, ;depa rtment. Nine men answer- ca down 17, 3:50a.m.; John J. Virginia up London 7:15 p.m.; Mr. andM~s.__Jo~ ~3_!Tison ed the actual call , whieh never Rowe up 17, 5:30 a.m.; Polly Solvay down London 4:4ll a.m.; Helps Solv B' t Iwas found by the firemen. The R down 18 5:10a.m.; Je!!boat Fort Dearborn down Winfield e 3 ICJCJfS call received al the station stat- up 18, 7:)0 a.m.; Zimmer down UO p.m.; National up Wined flashes of fire were shooting 19, 4:45 a.m.; Southern up ·22, field 7:15 p.m.; Lucy Jane LuWorries and Problem• in \he air and the firemen be- 4:15 a.m,; J,eeAnna down 23, cas up Winfield 1:25 .a.m. • lievtd a barn couid: be on fire :is.a.m.'· Western.dowti Green-l r~-,-.;.-.....,.................,.... 1 A little PAS'l'E!:I'B sprinkled on the ' liP 3·10 ~in· · v;uvoline up your denturee does aU th.U : 11) Helps but iJtiiP"iiflrigiiishlng b014 fa. let! teeth more ftnnl.J ln 1'11.0&0 SC'BDtlin · blaze and continuing' Gree~up p.m.;· .J. s. Lew(2) Hotdl them more comfortably: (3) Leta }'OU bite UP to 35% harder on to loo~ for the fife .. wh1ch is 9own Greenup tO:30 p,m.; wttbou L discomfort. PABTEETB Powdl!r Ia Cllkaline (non-aei4).Won't was reported to tile 51.>1hon, l•re- .Allied-Ashland down Greenup 1 For All The Family lOur. No gummy, tootY, pasty taste men came upon . Elec::_tnc co m. a.m.; Andrew Calhoun , down tn' !eellnr I Avoid emb&rrlll!8ment. Get FMTBETH at all drug counterB. pany workers who 'tated the Greenup 2 a.m.; Beaver . up - - - - - ·flashers could have been from Greenup 2 45 a.m.; Buckeye Eld }yF lk 'lit"'- se IIJ·UIIIted l'ftll lillentlllollll TodaY. II Tuelday, May 11, the !51st day of 111611 with 214 to flllow. . 'lbe moon 11 between tta lint ....... and full pbaae. It ] Tlnl morntns stars are Venus a · · Super' PremlumQualltY . ' .HREII HRP US! · fhe . . ,. r '• ~T:I'ERY ' . CoOPER STARPIRtiMPiRIAL TIRES . - CHICAGO C.P:w, QUALITY PAINT uov- 3·" MUFFLERS and ' ;' _· TAIL PIPES OIILY F!fl!JE IEIMCI . INSTALLATION We.,. 1sl t .... a bit winning streak end • fast IM't'ing Hlei yw by IMni ...- deU 0111 all our '6e Plyrnoulhl. So towlhhwlnner. Check the wl,...: o.ytona, Rockingham and Atlanta ''500s". Clau Championstllp lA Mobil Economy Ru11 for the tenth atralcht year. NHRA Wlnternetionals vic· ; tor.y. Hnona1 ChlmpiOII·Rally and Sedan Cia• fpOI Ia Car Club of America. "'711111•-·- · 11.....1 'Ira ·liMP•"" Ill' liM' Jill LA'WN MOWER Ch~ the car: Plymouth Barracuda, fhi quiCk-change artist. The 3-in-1 car .•• sports car, famHy car and wagon. Barracuda has been winning new owners aU across the country. Olec:k our deal: All the '66 Plymouths are moving and we're helping them on their way with: High trade-ins. • Low down payments • Eas}t terms ~ Come in and be a winner, too. But hurry. ,IIIII- oolovolilblt ltolllyaw Ply-11111 Dealer. See rowaearlJJ PIJ1Doatla Dealer todar! . . ·0 !'*lT&"*.*:DI" • ' I .'· �•• I ) ' J . and family. They came for !be Mr D . ;S. eweese Mason, Galliam MissCosten Is Ann , .ouncm'g 4-Dthy Sentinel, Pomeroy-M!Mieport, Q., May 31, 1968 Are MU ,Graduattl!l ' , l .... Four Divorctl!l are G n•ad h Court ra ...,. Y . ·. CAMP ANNOUNCED . fee for each girl II $1 . Day camp for Girl Scout sbould oe made with Troop Troops of Neighborhood One ers this week. Troop repri. POINT PLEASANT .,.. Four will be beld at camp Ktschuta, uon is io be afven to :r.rn. A. div~ces.w~l'" grsntel' by the froliC July 11 through r5; be#ID: j!)I'Ki!lgbt, Nelibborbood One .I Ma!"'n County · Cir~t Cour~ ntng ·at 9 a.m. with ·CIISmiiJai .cbBirmall. not'iit\er lb!ln JUDI ) ,•', ••II'· graduaUon of his 'sister, Sharon ' Die'"~ M,·onday ' Arooodand Harrison. PT. PLEASANT - Twelv~ . , Mr. and Mrs, Charles Blond Mason Ceontratpd~ta and live •• Ahout · . ~maS:~. gt~ s=; :r~o~~ Wedding Plans ~~:"~~~~.~~:";a:; At her aome · :~~~~~g J:'o!~r::tz~ ~~ at 4. jl.n. ilany. , c!Jy weekend with Mrs. Miner, . ing cn.ss _of . Marshall Unlver. ,. C)lit Clerk. ·They wer~ Edward Middleport va Childers and Mrs. Pearl PT. PLEASANT wen- ; sity, llununao.., SwKliii .::... y~·. !'LEAiiANT _ ;.:r;.•~: Vi•r• v. Marv Viers; Larry A. Reynolds. The group were din· lng of Mlsa Carolyn Costen noon. ma Sbinn Deweese 81 Leon Roush vs. Linda Lou Roush; Re8istratlon a .' .. . s: ner guests Sunday of Mr. and and Kip Hartenbach wlli be Mason (loority students reMemorial Day weekend Mrs. Milton Burdette and fam· • soiemnl~ Ju?e at ~ 80/i ceiv(ng degrees were Maurice guests of Mrs. Victoria Stacey ily in Leon, W. Va. 1m. In e . an eel ap IS (Todd) Mayes Carolyn Costen were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sny- Mr. and Mrs. Roger E~ish Church. M•ss Co~te~ is the ~:':: Carolyn c. H~reford, Eliz•'lllt~ der, Tom Stacey and Mr. and of Dayton, spen_t the holiday ghter of Mr. an rs. Wyco Seymour, Irene Btand, Mrs. James Heckert and son, weekend w1th h1s mother, Mrs. wood Costenb, Pl. Pleasant, and! magna cum laude PhWp Wil· Mr. Harten ach A'' !he ;on o• Iiam Hoffman, Charles • C· A· E~·sh· Junmy, aII oI Ra • venna. Wll· Mrs. George ~ • y returned to MemoTIBI weekend guests of ~\ •;: Mrs. i E. Harten uam Newton, David c. Price, the home of her daughter, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Kennedy were ac • · Pleasan · James a. Rea Louis Joseph ll'•lloam Seiple in Columbus af· Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ohlinger Miss Costen, a graduate of Sismondo Ja~et C Hoffman trr spending two weeks here and children, Miachael and Ju- PPH~ ;ndd of Marshal~~·•· Marshall' A. Dune,;, Meivtn~ w1th her "sters, Miss Mabel lia Ann, Nelsonville; Mrs. Jesse v~;s• f ';:; ay,Bis; 'j.';" aui B. Withers. ' Hy•ell and Mr. and Mrs. Her- Lake, West Jefferson, Mr. and er ~ ~· 1· t ·D "';;'r ~ Gallipolis residents listed bert Fmk She was accompan· Mrs. A. E. Erlewine of Spring- on deMra e nd rM · c' were Harry Bert Smith, Bernwd hom• by her daughter, Mrs. field, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert ~o~:;e:n · a rs. · ice Rucker Baisde~, Mary Bak· Cl•ad l'ett•bone. Erlewine and children Dale ·H 11 ad 1s a gr ua1e o1 er Call ' Geneva Rees Carter ' l El . ' er ance Mr. De11 Russe11. ~ . yrra, and Kristi of Springfield. Mr. PPHS attended Rio Grande , and Wanda Saunders WIDis. Ma· Ohw came for a v1s1t wtth hiS and Mrs Jesse Lake visited in eon ' d tl 1 d 1 son Countlans Usted -aduat· ~I G .11 R u h · ege an curren y s stu y.. mother, rs. " usse • ~ o Nelsonville with Mr. and Mrs. lng at the Cincinnati School of j mg from West Virginia Tech at II conllned to Holzer Hospital. Ohlinger and children Mortu ary ScIence where h• 1Monlgomery • W· Va· we. . · .. DuM1·. and Mrs. Wilham Mayes, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Davidson, will graduate In September He ane VanMeter, Wililam Lew Ltma, were hohday weekend Athens, were Sunday dinner is a part-time employe of. the j Smith and Paul R. Higginboth· gu.,ls of hiS mother • Mrs. Char- guests of her parents, Mr. and Crow-Husscll Funeral Home am. les Mayes. . I Mrs. Emerson Jones. Mrs. Da- here. His grandparents are Mrs. Eorbara Morgan, Ohm Unl· j vidson was soloist lor the Sun· Earl Ha I bach P v• r>~ty student, visited over the i day worship service at Heath Ohio and ~en I t •M omHarerotey, \\ rel\r.nd w1lh her s1ster and 1 . h e a e r. nfami'v. Mr. and Mrs. Danny •M<thodist C urch. bach, Mrs. Glenn Hess, Ba<·yMrad~ws and children. rus, Ohio a~d Arthur Hess, MidMiehael Morris Ashland Coldleporl, Ohio. , f.J • h 'd lege student, spent t e hoh ay 5 I f.. SOCIAL CAJ VNDAR Com'ct'dence weekend with his parents, Mr. Favored Two ond Mrs. William Morris and family. RI'ver News 1 RoiJte, died Monday ~t her home. She was a member of the Smith Chapel MethodiSt Church. ·Mrs. )) weese was born in Jack· soq County on May 12, 1.1105, a daughter of th• late Mathew • Qnd Sarah Lyons Shinn. Her husband, John preceded her 1n death. 1 Surviving are six sons, Del· bert, Howard and Everett, ali of Leon, Marvin Deweese, Pl Pleasant, Vemer Deweese, Fin ley, Ohio, and Kenneth Peweese, Darbydale, Ohio; two da"•hters ... M -~ n" ..., • .,,.... ar.......... De, Darbydale and Mrs. Zel· RJ!O eo--·.... al p In ma e, · .....,..... .0 t, Obio; two brotberl, H8rvey Sblnn • ~er., W. Va. and Hoyt Shlnn, C". ·:nbus; halfbrother, Henry Sbmn, FIQrida; sister, Mrs. Llda McKinney, Pt. Pleahant; and hail-sister, Mra. Edna Keefer, Carpenter, Ohio. Jo. E. CuJien vs. Nyl, t. Cullen; and Wllma Janet Htg· ginbothgm vs. Robert L!Juis Higginbotham. , ' _ • The petit jury of the May term of Circuit .Court reported fOI' duty Tuesday. morning at ~:30 a.m. with four trials acheduled thls week. Juries for the four actions will likely be chi). sen .today and trial daies an· nounced. , . ' , · ·. The HubbSrd Medal Is ~e National Geographic Society s "'•"-t e"'>>oraUon a-•d """'"" -r · ""' · .' .•, Parke~sburg, i ~:~~· ~ ~. 1.1;1~ ·;j,l:~1~~ t<. . ' Wh!P money is the queJtion, CiVJ'I!ittiA ' . "'OCHRII\A 'N . \0. p AINy" S Ia the answer. Juat eall · ~ ODe yOur per&oDal money '&lends here for any amount, collflastia:D,. close I Decorator. Colors J Chul.. Humphreys Jerry Lowery OIASE HARDWARE 'f,. Rn Brown Bob Miller ;u:al servlce1 withB mibetb. ur ay Z p.m. n e S Chapel Methncbst Church wlth the . Rev. B 'alAnlen W beSmith In !beofficia~ -~---'Horold Cho,., Mtr. TUESDAY mg. urJ W wwn;:u POMEROY CHAPTER 186, cemetery. F_rtendl may call at Locust St. . Mlddltporl OES, will meet In special ses- the late reaidence after 6 p.m. PhontWY2·2511 . 125 E. Main St. Phone WY 2·2171 &: SAVINGS CO, ,===.::~::=~=.:~==~'===,J~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I ~ c 1 l- It • ·) .• ,--d repdl rm~ For M.n, Women 1nd ...... J Anniversary Sale WestlnghouM 20" PORTABLE FAN oooUng at gireS, delicates extra care! • llulmum )o,. 1111 oost Conveufent oide mount oontrol - z speoda - and lt'a man ... Beautl'ful p LA NTS Coma In And See Our Selection Let's Get Thai Garden Planted ComelnAnd Selecf Your Plants and Have Fresh Vegetables All Summer DUDLEY'S 59 N. 2nd Ave. MIDDLEPORT NO FATALffiES PT. PLEASANT - As of late Monday night, no Ira f f i c deaths had been reported in Mnson Count)'. Arrests reported at the county jail by local Jaw enforcement officers were John Lester Fcdge, 37, Miamisburg Ohio, Walter Hersman 40, Wolf's Creek, Ohio, Henry McDaniel, 43, Pt. PleaSant, Virgil Dunlap 57, Pt. Pleasant, Harvey Sturgeon, 38, Glenwood, all charged with Intoxication and Paul H. Goodnite, 37, New Haven, charged with drag racing and driving while intoxicated. If a man weighing 150 pounds on earth could be carried to the son, he woul.d weigh nearly two tons. NEW SPRED HOUSE PAINT GOES ON DAMP SURFACES d WOULD YOU PAY •14.00 NOT TO SNEEZE DURING . THE WORST POLLEN MONTH 011= THE SUMMER? No mote wailing for fiding lo dty I • No blistering when applhid aa directed • Dries bug-free, duet-free In 20 'm lnutet t A better job In lase time. with loot work • Resists fading, mildew •• , reducea chalking • Ideal for wood, masonry, •tucco, aaboatoa - shingle oldlng , • Brusheo wath clean In aoapy water u.. latex 8PRED PRIME· COAT for prevl ou aly palntad •urfae••· betor• applying 6PRED HOUSE PAINT. .; By no coincidence whatsoever, it costs Just $14.00 a month-« less,-to own whole-house Gas air conditfon. lnl· •• and to trade pollen-dtokld summer air forfllteredclean, easy-to-breathe air, ,KING N. 2n" Ave. COMPANY· • .. $19·" WESTINGHOUSE .....,. lUI ad,lullmnt t;:!n -$29·99 / ------------------------------.:i AUToBATTERIES ·3~ob AUbWANCI . v~:~ ••• Whot ..hou!O Gao tlr tond~lonllll for full ·~4.00 l :manlhl Tttl mt more. 1• ., . ~· . ; MMI~----------~-------- BUILDERS : suP~Lv SPE~AL ~ . Glidden Spred Satin enee. ale,CIJIIo--ea· paeity with 11r IDJeator r1nA I apeed <OIItrol od ' 138 N, S.nd Ave., Mldd!lfiO.l i, 0. FOR INTERIOR PAINTING CHOOSE ...... ·-.... C!'ompleie!J ~ air II 111 I ...._ e\'erf lllfii. ltOrJoiGualrc:ctllditionlltl-lnd the special price ofler7 Jullt flU out thll coupon 1nd mail it to ua. Naturally, there's no obligation. ' I, ; ' ( ,. ~ ; ! ~ t· l - CHIEF PAINTS !ECONOMY ALL STAR LATEX WALL PAINT 4.99 Value_ $3.49 NO DRIP-CHIEP LATEX WALL PAINT 5.99 Yah,. only 4.99 OUTSIDE House Paint ECONOMY PAINT GALLON $199 • ' Would you liMit • five c:enl stamp 10 pt the whole EASf TERMS .. ally reveralbte for lnlaltt or ubaust - Vlbrattoe free - Bubbet feel -No radio or TV lntorfCII" Mollilain Fan Would you ptllt with $14.00 to sleep IICiund and caal every nfsht of the hottest month of tbiiiUIJIIIMr1 A whole- boose Gas air conditionln1 system costs $14.00 a month-includlnc nonnal Installation of a powerful 3-ton unit. And there's no down P')'mlnl \. Would It be wwth $14.00 1 monlll to keep 111mrner dUIIfNIIJ,tor-erforptflddllngwlthwlndow-s, to awold the roar lllld dl'llll of window air o.JndRionn? Whol•llouae Gas air condhionlnc coslll just $14.00 1 month to own. It's the cleanest, quietest, longest-lived, cheapest·to.j!peratl whola-house cooling you can get. ii Shop & Savel It's Moore's FR~qiDAIRE 2·speed Washer • •• • • • • • • 20%,. 50% KAn SMITH THE SHOE BOX Color To Your Yard With 6-16 AA-EEEE ·ARTHRITIS Roush's Shoe Store Add AUtfle SPRING SAVINGS SALE of Broa.d way anyone Frie. A[IMJ'ITED: Mrs. Hester Meldahl 6:40 a.m. j Fruth, Pt. Pleasant; Dale Beam Gallipolis Dam F. H. JohnChildren Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Faye HalPrices $p9 stead. Pl. Pleasant; Mrs. ClifSegin At _ __ ford Schools, Pl. Pleasant; Mrs. I Clotus Buck, Leon ; William CarMiddtoport, O. ter, Pt. Pleasant; Herbert Harl"'~~iiiii:i~~~~~~~ mon Jr. Pt. Pleasant; George B ••----~---McOintock, Jr., Pt. Pleasa nt; Gcrdon Sebrell, Southside; Martha Mulfllrd, Cheshire; Mrs. Harold Ridenour, Leon. DISCHARGED: Mrs. Clarence Hoffman, Letart; Mrs. Ellrl Sturgeon, Pt. Pleasant; Mark Franklin, Robertsburg; Mrs. Douald Waugh and daughter, Ashlon ; Sylvia Dabney, Henderson; Junior Conrad, Pl. Pleasant. .~ Voice Ingels fumiture TENNIS SHOES a lme they were fur· i State up Meldahl 6 p.m.; CANVAS ther out the road from the berger up Meldeh! 1:05 a.m bouse. Eastern down Meldahi 3:15 a. OXFORDS ·Scan!lm m.; Walter Williamson down Pleasant Valley Hospital ' SAVE FALSE TEETH· 4:so' Open .Friday Nights Until :~ tuiDlNv MINNIE!I . mlfbt have botbmd 111m. Dear Helen: certainly has not btndlfed S.lw:u. Being a Diu, I lll8kl 1 plea overall deve!opmeal He Tlnl evening BJar II Jupiter. to you women. Please, please very active In blgb achool American poet Walt Whitman ' dnn't fellow tbt lead of fasbion college - student wu hom on this day in 1819. lllldela snd lllm down to ani- I)IOrts, seeiai llfe, benet. He In 111111, a flotilla of "taslmelllated lllc:U. elwayo been extremely popular, ler cabs" Imported from Parle I don't wet to dale a 8irf and no one gave his lack of arrived in New York ... the first that !nolo! like a boy when lhe'a belght a 'econd thought. After "tam" to be · seen In u going !be other way (or my way ali, his feet do reach the grot~~d. American city. 'II-Ili TRAIN tither). I Willi ber to be a b~ Granted 1111' friendl uec1 In 1951, Radio Moscow GOING ANP tie hippy, and lbe sbould keep call 118 the LUUput!an d•lmed that television was · ~ EVERYBOP'Y ber knees stiff so lbe en walk but It W8! all 111 good fun. first invented by a R111slan UP ANI' tl;f 'EM wltb a wiggle. A woman has no Ove feet one bleb.) ll1111. TO 'mE WATER 1913 COOI..ERlovelier aaset thaa a swinging Anyway I jlllt wanted to tell IR • Secreta,c:!~el;:tl!il walk. Ami Iilct t!111'Ves. liberty th~t 00 one 11 88 William Jennings rm all for bu\lbll[ if It's a cemed as he ls. Tbere are 80 clared the !7th bealtby ..,,_ in Jareffect. ....,.. aad iotks ilke It very many ways to grow I - Amendment 'ded 1 _,_...,...;. "be1011811." 01 CC)UI'M It takes LILIJPUT - TWO provl or ptpU """'uun erercile to keep the bulge from U.S. Seaatora. ptttng ·IPI!btul. _ RAy THE BACKYARD FENCE. .. A thought fer the! !~;I "Crlminal Attacks oa Women British' poet ~ t!l ,, Dear Ray: ·· and What to do Abtul Them": Robert BJ'I)wning: "Every •-------------------------Right! Sldnny Mlllllies are for That was our discussion group's Is gaill and galll Is gain, 1ebion mqulnel, not men- topic on a recent ll\'elllng. llowever lllllall" lilY lbe 111ft ... .. .. But bulge wltbout bulk meana e1erclse . Driving home near IJiidnigbt Tllat'a why so many gals ar~ i 1111 a dark and grimy street, I taking to !be palhl 01 bicycles · saw headlights bUnking behind these daya• .:.. H. . ~e. Tbe driver pulled along Dear H 1 • side and motioned. I speeded up. Jack O'Brian e en. He apeeded up; all the while TIP to out-of-towners: beg, 1feet (never Merman or Mar- 11011-muslcal play and movie; We have a large home and making what to me were "wlld borrow, cajole your , tickets tin) Jlter several music and lyrics are by Jerry outslda help. In addl!io• to or- and depraved" signals. He shot N~W for the new seasons . . . Miss Henna•, who did the SIIIIMI for dinary chores, our 13-year-old out in front of me, beckoning, "~me" ... It's a joyoll8, big, brings not only talent "Hello, Dolly" ... · Naturally daughter cleans the batllfeoms and parked by the side of the ~tiful comedy, lots of laughs, dancing, comedy, singing, the there's a Dolly-like 101 g, each day - two full-siZe baths road. I Btomped the gas pedal, anjlj one of the flnelt perform- subtly effective capacity for "Mame," already whirling tbe and a baH·bath, changes towels, but even then he caught up with ~s by any star in any Bdwy. wearing chic theatrical ·cos- jukebox cbarts OR 8 record by mops, deodorize8, etc. Our 12- me. Finally, alter eight blocks, ye!~f - by Angela Lansbury. tomes most stylishly - but she Louis Armstrong; It's a nne year-old bty mows the lawn, I rolled down my window a e LIVING ROOM Ajlgela'o husband and two registers something that sepa- old-fashioned clambake or back- waters and ireeps the outlnde notch, and this Is why I'm writ· chil8ren sat a row in front of rates the merely theatrically room period 110118, easy to a1ng aeat. ·(Our other two are atilt ing my public apology to an eBEDROOM RED WIN& WORK SHOES • BOOTS • OXFORDS us «l the Winter Garden open- glib from the great - she bas Qnd remember. very small.) We Dguro they unknown benefactor. ' eTABLES-CHAIRS ing night and the proud tearo •nd proves she has heart. each spend a bail-hour a day on "Lady," he shouted, disgustSIZES rolled doWB their cheeks as the The rest of the ICOre aeem- their joba and for this we pay 11 e APPLIANCES ed. Your tan light's out"-K first night audience did some- The •how itself got off to a ed ordinary but funcUonally them f2.50 a week to spend as WIDTHS thing we never remember in a if not spectacular start convenient musically, much bel- they please, nt questions asked. Tbls column Is dedicated to family living, so if you'rt havAVAILABLE considerable history of hit-show with a • oojoyable, hardly ter with 1111 words 000 of !be Recently we leamed they hnve ing kid trouble or )lilt plain attendance _ gave thi5 happy first act, but songs <''If He Walked lato My opened hank accounts and are •tar a clamorous standing ovaill an era of ao- Ule") is pretly but too danger- aav!Rg ~or college. This without trouble, let Helen help YOU. She will also welcome y&ll• own lion . . . Miss Lansbury stopped second acts, came •• like ously remiRlscenl of Jackie ear urgmg. &prlghUy show several times, prodded by Super- Gleason's theme song "Mehm- Are our children being brought amusing experiences. Address stopped it cold in the same and tbe Greew cboly Serenade·• another "lt'o up right M respects money? I Helen Bolte! in care of this NO DOWN I'AVMENT · way as many years ago li!thel Jase Connell was Today" II<JURds' boonctly but have read you shouldn't pay aewopapsr. IAIV PAYDAY TERMI Meri!Jan and Mary MartiR did , hopeless as "Agnes suspiciously like "All 1 Need chlldru foJ: family chores. Then In ·· •ir finest musical mom- Gooch, role played so ex-u Now Is The Girt·" atill anoth- rve read other places where Anton Dvorak's mnst faniOQISII enlll .. . Mils Lansbury definitegoofily on stage and er bears meiOciie' Qnd rhythm- $2.50 a week Isn't enough aJ. single compositioo is "Humoriy Is the season'• most terrific by TV's Peggy Cass; ic memories of not ORe but lewance. - E.J.M. esque, No. 7," one of a cycle MIDDLIPORT toast of Broadway, and in this, Arthur .might have several past hit lOngs ... Bul Dear E: of eight, all composed within the final production of the the- stolen the show from there are neat and sometimes Stop readln~ and follow 1::7~da~y~a~.·iiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~;Op;:;o;n:iiP;rl;.I;;:So:;I.:;;N:;Igh~ts;;;:~;::;:::=:=:=!!!!!""'""'=""'""'""'====""'""'!!!!l! atrical season, 'not onty was Angela Lansbury-wry, impudently, irreveret~tly fresh mother inB~incts: you're doing I , better than any other musical witchy, a high • otyle comedy lyric. which make up a bang-up Job of raising star - but better than all !be v!J:en of a great stage •tar dip- lor whatever petty pastiches line younsters, and I'm sure rest this season combinBd. In liquor Qnd actd com- spatter the exeellent acoustica applies to the lwo small ones Her I'CJII)IilQnd of ·the itage 1a of Robe,i;, ~~:: :::: of the now handsomely bmW'- 10. - H. Warm 'J"~ fine; 111111e of the as the grown-up Patrick iously old Winter Garden Tbea- Dear Helen; oflband I ve-been-here • before nls and Frankie Michaela 88 Ire, allvays one of Broadway's Aa answer to "Shtrty" who slickness which SOIIII Blaro af- the 10-year-old Patrick, Mame'o finest houses for a good .. mllli· l'l!ems miserable because he Is cal · Ove feet four inches, Qnd wants nephew Qnd happy new hobby, to now wbat wW make bim could not Dave been better, nev· II'OW. Ntthlng - If be's born er once a stage-brat; he slogs In 190, Adolpb Eichmann to be short, but his attitude C!aa lf YQU are sufferiJ!g .from IOf!d~ than everyone, and bet- was banged for bia part in !be make him stand tali. pain, soreness, stiffness ter lila• most. masa murder of am millioo Illy bushand Is also nve or swelling c~used by ar, Of course it"s tho · fourth verJews during World War.D. four lad tb-·.o. at one Ume 11 tbrit~. ·neuritis or rheu- 11 .,uB of Patrick Dennis' "Aun~ l.-iiiiiiiiiiii...;;...,~~~~~.:;;;:;~-;;:~~~:::..;:1 matism, Hhink I can help. ie Mame" (original bonk, thet1 II Write me for free infor- the play and movie, 1011 thai mation. bright vehicle for a line new musical alar) ..... of this show Is by Jer2301 Terry Rotd.G0-7 ome Lawrence and Robert E. lockoon, Mlnlulppl$204 Lee, as waa also the orlg!aal ""I N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. The f,;;;;;iiiii;:;o;.o._.,...==~==;;,lliiiioill.,o;;l~~~~· ' Miss Marv Schaaf Columbus swn Tuesday at 7:45 p. m. for -tod;;:a.a~Y;;.·"""""""""""""""""""""~~~~:5 visited ove~ the Me~orial Da~ the annual inspection by Julia -= w•ekcnd with Mr. and Mrs. ef 0 S Gauge readin1!5: Gallipolis Fleming, deputy grand matron Everett Bachner and daughter, Dam 11.9, 12.3, running 31> feet of District 25. A sil o'clock Connie. PT PLEASANT - Luck was . on rollers. Pomeroy-Mason 20.- dinner at _the United Methodist 0 p T0 MEl RI Sy Miss Diane Criswell, student I with .the Virgll Scantlin fam ily 34, Pt. Pleasant 23.89, Hinton Church will precede the meetOffice Hours: 9 to 12. ~toll (Close at NOO!I OD nurse at St. Joseph Hospital in of Tribble Road. Mason Coun- 1.51. KJnawha Falls 4.01. Char· mg. Tbura. _ Basi Court Sl, Pomero• spent the week- , ly, Saturday. city fire de- lesion _19:02. London, Marmet THUR.'lDAY II end w•lh her parents, Mr. and , par\ment was traveling out Trib' ~d Wmfoeld dams were on the The Happy Harvesters class I' Mrs. James Cnswell. I ble Road on a lire call and no- sills. and the Federated Circle will Mrs. dEdgar Allensworth has ticed th• SC'!stiin home abi"ze Boat Movements: f 'I d· v 1 < •• • • • sponsor a rummage sa1e J one returne ro~ 'texan na, a. Mr. and Mrs. Scantlin, an elder- Ohio Rwer - Pennsylvania 2_3 in the former A&P store where she hi has been Curley bm'ld'mg. For pte · k up serv1ce d 1the'I guest L! ly couple• did not know their up 14' 9·30 · p·m··Walter • .h d I o " aug er an am• Y.. . . home was burning until the fire- up 11, 4 a.m.; Harvey Jordon call Mrs Ben NeuWing CoL and Mrs. James Hartmg- 1men stopped. up 11, .5:10 a.m.; Louisiana · · er and family. Mrs ScanUiu was reading in down 14, 6:30 a.m.; Queen City _Miss Jane Bailey, Columbu•. the li~ing room and Mr. Scant· down 14, 7:45 a.m.; Charles son down 7:15p.m.; Mark Eas· VISIIed over the Memortal Day lin was asleep in a bedroom K up 16, 6:40 a.m.; phi 1i p ton up 8 p.m.; Jenks up 9:50 w.cekend With her father, Mr. I when the firemen informed them Sporn down \6, 4:20a.m.; nan- p.m.; Reliable down 12:55 a. \\1lham Bailey. . . ' of the blaze and hurried them gcr down 17, 11:15 p.m.; Jef- m.; Elgercli!f up 8:10 a.m. H. Mr. and M~s. Bill DJxon toutside. Properly damage was ferso n up 17, 11 :50 p.m.; En- E. Bowles up 9 a.m. (Beverly Perrtn) spe~t the hoh · iestimated at $800 by the lire deavor down 17, 2:40 a.m.; In· Kanawha River - Esso West day weekend With hiS pnrents, ;depa rtment. Nine men answer- ca down 17, 3:50a.m.; John J. Virginia up London 7:15 p.m.; Mr. andM~s.__Jo~ ~3_!Tison ed the actual call , whieh never Rowe up 17, 5:30 a.m.; Polly Solvay down London 4:4ll a.m.; Helps Solv B' t Iwas found by the firemen. The R down 18 5:10a.m.; Je!!boat Fort Dearborn down Winfield e 3 ICJCJfS call received al the station stat- up 18, 7:)0 a.m.; Zimmer down UO p.m.; National up Wined flashes of fire were shooting 19, 4:45 a.m.; Southern up ·22, field 7:15 p.m.; Lucy Jane LuWorries and Problem• in \he air and the firemen be- 4:15 a.m,; J,eeAnna down 23, cas up Winfield 1:25 .a.m. • lievtd a barn couid: be on fire :is.a.m.'· Western.dowti Green-l r~-,-.;.-.....,.................,.... 1 A little PAS'l'E!:I'B sprinkled on the ' liP 3·10 ~in· · v;uvoline up your denturee does aU th.U : 11) Helps but iJtiiP"iiflrigiiishlng b014 fa. let! teeth more ftnnl.J ln 1'11.0&0 SC'BDtlin · blaze and continuing' Gree~up p.m.;· .J. s. Lew(2) Hotdl them more comfortably: (3) Leta }'OU bite UP to 35% harder on to loo~ for the fife .. wh1ch is 9own Greenup tO:30 p,m.; wttbou L discomfort. PABTEETB Powdl!r Ia Cllkaline (non-aei4).Won't was reported to tile 51.>1hon, l•re- .Allied-Ashland down Greenup 1 For All The Family lOur. No gummy, tootY, pasty taste men came upon . Elec::_tnc co m. a.m.; Andrew Calhoun , down tn' !eellnr I Avoid emb&rrlll!8ment. Get FMTBETH at all drug counterB. pany workers who 'tated the Greenup 2 a.m.; Beaver . up - - - - - ·flashers could have been from Greenup 2 45 a.m.; Buckeye Eld }yF lk 'lit"'- se IIJ·UIIIted l'ftll lillentlllollll TodaY. II Tuelday, May 11, the !51st day of 111611 with 214 to flllow. . 'lbe moon 11 between tta lint ....... and full pbaae. It ] Tlnl morntns stars are Venus a · · Super' PremlumQualltY . ' .HREII HRP US! · fhe . . ,. r '• ~T:I'ERY ' . CoOPER STARPIRtiMPiRIAL TIRES . - CHICAGO C.P:w, QUALITY PAINT uov- 3·" MUFFLERS and ' ;' _· TAIL PIPES OIILY F!fl!JE IEIMCI . INSTALLATION We.,. 1sl t .... a bit winning streak end • fast IM't'ing Hlei yw by IMni ...- deU 0111 all our '6e Plyrnoulhl. So towlhhwlnner. Check the wl,...: o.ytona, Rockingham and Atlanta ''500s". Clau Championstllp lA Mobil Economy Ru11 for the tenth atralcht year. NHRA Wlnternetionals vic· ; tor.y. Hnona1 ChlmpiOII·Rally and Sedan Cia• fpOI Ia Car Club of America. "'711111•-·- · 11.....1 'Ira ·liMP•"" Ill' liM' Jill LA'WN MOWER Ch~ the car: Plymouth Barracuda, fhi quiCk-change artist. The 3-in-1 car .•• sports car, famHy car and wagon. Barracuda has been winning new owners aU across the country. Olec:k our deal: All the '66 Plymouths are moving and we're helping them on their way with: High trade-ins. • Low down payments • Eas}t terms ~ Come in and be a winner, too. But hurry. ,IIIII- oolovolilblt ltolllyaw Ply-11111 Dealer. See rowaearlJJ PIJ1Doatla Dealer todar! . . ·0 !'*lT&"*.*:DI" • ' I .'· �I ' ' , .' 1ornt1 uJ . . . - ., !lie » torney i'.eneral of Ohio, of Columb111; his brother, Or. Lewis Rickman, pbylllciaa of Mount Cle...- llleblno· Allred &fiYI'It"ND DJVTt' 460 Jllll!l ·~l ' ..,hMI,, I \ < I •' t ' I t i ( I I i j, 0 I \ d 'f u L ~ c e c 8 T p p " " Si. M M .. H· G: •M , cl: I H: I rl ~ II • ' e f. J sl n· i •I ( ( . ,, .', -~ ..... •. ' < ' !~e.u.;c h iN ,.. ·lilili .... .. ,._ 1ar & -....·, .. i~~=;;~~~~~·o~-·-~;--~~"~-·'_t~-~::asic!e ~ tbJ,Jtleb o~library\Rtv. Rex ,ltf8lrs, .~·.o,l tbo v •E ( n I e ~ r • 0 ( • '• l le1 < l '"sc I. da de. G·et 'Extra Cash The -Want Ad Wav wun ,.,.. AC) . . Ill!~ hoi' • OIJatny ' Motor ~;~. Tll!quobt llnlllt, anl9r~ ~~ tnDI. da PI• SUI $1095 , $1295 2 Door. Deluxe interior, food whitewall tireB, white·finisb, radio aDd heater. 1962 BUICK Convertllllt SAVE UP TO $100.00 ON NEW · $1595 lavle(a, Auto, ~•• ~= tleoriDf, Wb!lo llnilll, r.d II> terlor, radio, h•ter. . tood wja(w llreL Uti Pomeroy Motor Co. .......... OPEN IYES. '100 P.M. - r Ho...,...O.Iy TWII ROUSH & LYONS WY Nt'lf, 1111 Illes. ""-'"• nlel. <I' Df8bL • 11 Uc CAMPING TRAILERS ' MI~W. Vo. •17 11 PIZZA PlllD or wltb pepperoni, bam or eomblnadoa1. P ot 12" 1111 JSa to 1.50 Co~~~t~lolo c.~ .. lorvlco CALL WY,_ Pick up At G. & G. CAFE Ill W. MAIN POMIIOY •UAJe. uuubrocuD. • Ride with The .~ lleallq, Oblo. llilltl :roar Wo have all otu - DI-.TIATOIIS Goeglein ·Ready-Mix Co. COMING SOON! llKnnlc Orderl"' To lpood Our Drlvo-ln S.rvlco ' ( Cl · Tri-Lustre Cleanen Ht. eo. ·; virlflllttlrinr, ·t10011 Urea, radio, 1 19'64 FALCON HEARING SERVICE Hearing Aids Cleaned & Checked free I 1964 CORVAII DeluXe> -~ . AUD:t.VOX e FREE HEARING TEST ..R M1 Th I ' • . ",.• 1.:1:•r :'u, ti, .WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1 .. . ', 1 I I ' ' \ ',' ·.: .' · · ' . . .- lor lhl m"!l))r"!l book ~~-1 Rlldner '!hi~ ·of Mellioc!ld 1 :... (Colltlnded from poge I) .(ContJnued from poge I) (Continued lro\11 p"'e U . )~on. · .- 1 !Cifries,' In .GaUiil Counl)'. A .._, · · · ' · ' · · · gt'lu!uale-of Racine " 1"" J!cb'1ol l'll"vmlty, where abe roeelved ~ ble11 were attractive tn white iod. · 1. Grilljm. • 1937 graojuatt, ol : · · ,...,.CIIl'lin :W degroe. Alter teachlns three SelrtiOr'J, 41. of ~P City, oovers <entered with an ar- i f>rior ~ anoouncement ol the , ROclne' lllgh School, .was a pi-i is _ !If, ;f"'' '" ·~~""''"'v sh• \"':~ ~ld~~~port f!lgh ,Sc~l rqement of flowera made by first award, a letter was read ! l~t lor United AtrtlnOI '• IVheJ!i worked · :a:~ ~a,*"~. ~~me to Mkldl'eport in· tt!G, r .nrJI.,pij.a, 1'\WAt:u "!vu;,u, .... , memDers in U~e U"'o..~ ~..:~:' f:-=:=-· Mr. qamahan's . be was stricken bf 'la~ral scler-1n·u... ,...... J- ..!,...,."' 1ft rSIItnm. ';teaching grades 4 through 8 hi~ school teacher at Oak in Pomeroy. Small while pen- which expressed h~r .. · He battled thel!ioease for [ ~"'flv;-;;,;.~1iii -l~o'served :during her :r1 years here. In Hill, Tom Rail, Junior at Kent nanlli witll purple numerals and 1Uon for the alumm . yearo ~ore su~cumb- 1 10 years in ~ u s ifavy · . 1968 she became principal of state Umverslty aad outstand- tied wilh purple and wbite rib- , lion's decision to slart t ~ tll66. . I · , . • · • ;jbe Pearl . st Elemenlaj'y illl! JOU(IIllhsm student; for- bon marked tlle classes. ; scho!>rship fund as a Association o!lleers l David ThOrPe, School and held that position mer Suponnlendent of Sdlools, ' 1al to her late husband Mts. for 1967 were Nlmi!Y bf ·Mra. Lee Lee, until her retirement in 1963 Mr. L. W. McComas, now. clerk Welcome to the class of 1966 ~ Carnahan has alsi) mali\ 51 Carnahan, president;· voeal solos during the Both are llt'tiYe in church and of the Meigs lAical School, and was given by . Elma ~;::sell, contribution to the fund . Evelyn Cleland Yow\g, tlrst , "Soutll ol the llOn!er'l tha community affairs. Gene Harris, Metallurgist at with the response by 141Sto- It was pointed oul theN! vice-president; Robert Cleland, !theme lor the !JanqQ!It . and Speaking on behalf of their Kaiser Aluminum Company. pher Tompkms, class pres . ~nt. to be at least one, and second vice • president; me"\~ of· the JuniQ~" _ ClaliS cla<Ses in the tribute to the two They spoko highly of the dedi· Supt. Charles Gibbs was m ro- 1two, $500 Paul H. Barbara Adams, assistant """ I 101'\'ed tbe ·dinner. The teache-rs were former atudents cation of these teachers to their duced by. Mr · Gum~ 1 8 n d i Memorial Scholarships award· I and Llnda Roush OOgle, Ra,y •W,atd provkU!.d · and co ~orker!l includln• James profession and their COJ'Jcern spoke ~aefly of ~s Ph e~e7 ed anmrally by the alumni as· l sic lot ,. • ·~ 'lh .-••~.. " th th and enjoyment dunng " ' , i 11 1 Rickman Class ·Of '40 an at- WI ~.~~~~~ W~K:&uon o e you . . p : soc a ()0. · ' ' _ On behalf of the Alumni AsiiO- years wJtb llje omeroy · During tlle business session elation, the two retired tea~ Bcbools. 1 it was voted that each a1umni Associated Radio Now H11 . •. Coli~~ .,. en were ~~resented a color TV Fred Crow Jr., guest speak- : association niember will donate ., ' . set and nowe1:11, and messages er was Interesting, witty and ·at least II yearly to the schol· of COflil'lllulatlons from former h~morous, bringing several arship fund to Insure its sue· atudenta •nd cn-werlters includ- rounds of applause during his . cess. Ins Major Chester Rice In WI brief tail!. He said he was Miss Circle, who will attend Nam, $tate Boord of Edu<a· graduate of the class of 1933 . Ohio University this fall tioa prelldeitt Martln Essexs and his son of class of 1966 and I she plans to JtJ.RJOr in educa- ! AND BATTERIES AT .ALL TIMES of Columbus, ~nd many others. compared the customs and : ti~n. has been. active in t h e . William Diles, Athens busi- ~nts at the time of his grad- : high ~h~l band . and glee club, I A Representative Will Be In Our Store aessman was toastmaster for uation wilh those of his son. He 1was v1ce - president of the 1 ' the evening's program held rol- spoke or the changes that would ITri-M. a member of th~ senior I Concrete Is A Lifetime Buy. It's Fire and lowing the dinner prepared lake place by 1999 lnd predict· 'i play cast, and class o£f1cer for : ,1nd served by the J u n i o ed the future of several mem- two years. Termite Proof - Yet Initial Cost "ls'l.ilw. Class members and mothers. bers of the class of 1966. A report was made by Ev_eCleland Young on the Wll· Sprlng fl owers derora ted the Mr. Crow asked everyone to ' lyn r C G· M I I Ll· For Free Estimate Call: table for the dinner LBm . nmm emor 'B. 1:00 fO 5:00 P.M. . · support the new school board, brary Coll('c0on set up b_\- the Member~ 0f thetsclasTshof _1966 chairmen, and committees and 1966 alumni association officers. 1 1 we~e specla . gues · e mvo· said that the new school was Mrs. Young said several hun! 1 c.· c~tlon was given by Mr. 1..... D. .only a beginning, that many dred books have been plac~ in , ., D•les. lormer Board ol Educa· other advancements were in , the high school Hbrary and " . 992-3284 Uon member. Grou~ s_mgmg store for the county and that Ifunds have been turned over wa.• led by Franklin Gmther, the new scllool would put Meigs to the school 50 that $700 worth CALL WY 2-3635 for oppointmenl ot store former Middleport Band d1rec- county on tlle maps. Iof new books .can be purchased . A010cial~ Radio & TV, Horry MUior, ownar PAGE STREET MiDDLEI'ORT, 0. tor. wJth Mrs. George Hackett, lor this memorial library col- ~~... 2.,14"'E"'.,.M.,•.,in"'S"'t"'.,"'P"'ome"""r"'o;,y.""'"""""'""""""." "'"""""',.! '=""""""""'"""""'""'""'"""""".,;i"""""'""''""'""'"""-.t Jr., at the piano. Mrs. Burt sang, "Our Flag," -· . __ .:. Miss Sally Schaaf, teacher after which classes were intro- I In the Rutland Schools and. pres- duced by Guinther. Reunions . ~ '.:· ident of the Association, gave were ' held by nine classes inthe welcome with Kennel&!. Har- eluding the 50th by the class ' ris, president of the 1966 grad- of 1916 , and these others, class1·! ··.·', uating class, aiving the re- es of 1921, l9U, 1931, 1936, .' ... sponse. 1941. Ill%, t951, aad t951i. The I New officers elected were classes of 1916 and 17 of its 26 president, Gail Stumbo Hovat· members present. Four are ter; I st. vice president. Fran- deceased. ce:s Chase Lieving; 2nd vice . The report of the nommat- I Wb.U.tr you owa a prec- president, Gene Harris; secre. mg committee was ~lven by · . -.. miDIJ ot an ordinary tary Dianne Stumbo Harging- Mrs. Russell and offlcers electaouton, it lbould be la er a'nd treasurer, carolyn Rus-- ed were Joseph _st~"~:~ble, presi· ~ lltorag• wh...eiUJDJI.er h.at. sell Satterfield. dent: Paul Casc1. f1rst vice ·' motha, dull. a:ad thlen1 Miss Schaaf reported $lOO pres1dent;. Nora H~rris R!ce; banll't a ghoat ol a eh~ glven by Miss Park to the Park second VIC~ .President;· L ll a · to clamage it, W• feature a Scholarship Fund. The Associa· I Sue Terrell Mitch of Class . of ·complete fur service by tion sent a gift or roses to Miss 11957, secretary-treusurcr, FranPark, who is conHned in Meigs ces Evans Hunnel (1953), asaist· General Hospital. ant secretary-trea!lurer asd NorITOIAGI The claM of 1911 bBerved bert Neutzli~ .Jr., Eleanor P Robson, Patr1c1a Young, Guy · fUIIIIIS' CLEANING Its golden anniversary and were Eddie Guinther, Opal Will Dail· IIPAIH AND AISTYUNO represented· by ~ Helon ey and Elmo Rusaell, execuBeeson, Columbua, Mr. WI!· live committee. Tbe necrology . CAll US fOI STOIIAG£ HOWl ham Broughton, Fainnont, W. report for 11165<16 showed 11 Va.; and Ruth Peters, Florida. membera deceaaed. Lt 1 Other clu... were recognized Group siDling of the Alma Oa~nSOn S HIIIH lncludlnt! ltlO, Mrs. Nell Davis, Mater, concluded the program, Pomeroy IIIOii, Miss Bets Sanborn, and alter which dancing was onjoyP?2-5421 11104, Mra. David Fanner. ell with musk: by Tbe Acmetl. Former Mltltlleport alumni --- -- teachera recognized were Mrs. Pearl Reynolds, ,Ruth Euler, lltlvlo, Ruth Peters, Mrs. M. Mrs. George Dallas, Mr. Gin· ff2-5130 Mlddloporl L. French, Mrt. Nan Moore, Iller, Mr. and Mrt1 L. W. Me· ...,...,..,.,,.,.,.,..._.,....,.....,charles. Pickens, Lucille Smith, Comas, Mrs. George Hackett, Leo Kennedy, Charles Swbart, Dan Farmer, Mra. Ceell Horden, Mrs. Cbarlea Jividen, Mrs. Roger Emmlsh. Two. vocal numbera were presented by Tom Kelly and Jean Craig accompanied by Margie Harris. The mee~ waa con• Everr Om&aawltch undtl]on 1497 qutli1y.t!lhlrol ehech cluded with the alma mater, 1 Omega ~1al c he$ are lubficaltd "The Orange and the Black." with the world's finest oil, Dancing was hekl at tlle high castine om $21100 per rtllon. school witll the "Five Saints" • EYrtJ Omep carries a one ynr prnvidilll! the mollie. world servittiOitllfltet, '.' Offlcera in charge ol tile event tlonored ln·1&3 coulltrit! wereMilS Schaal, president; • Modlts •""' $61 to $1000 Clara Riley. vice president; Ma PAUL DAVIES garet Ella Lewis, 2nd vice, an~ JEWELERS decorating ebalrman; secretary, Sally Wallen, and lrtasurer, Katherine SwaiiStlll, as~sted by alumni members. -=· '' . J ·"'~LIT u · A. • •·. t , Crow's Steak House t I' I' .\ 62 BUICK .... .. .... . $1395 Jtul arrived. Skylark V8 2 dr. Hard Top. Smart aU white wllh block vinyl top aad SELLING OVT aU yoong Digiti erawlers (haD grown, betlt 'IIJitlng tlzeit' 1'ake ·'em away! John Mohler~ Leading Cfeek ROad, Mltldll!Port, .Ohio. . ..,101!, "' 21 ,... llnmematlo 1'11101.1 !Oi;fi11c. Ul $1.111 - ~ IUJt Pizza, $1.50. Jacil's Oai· IJ; ill!r; MltklllltlOt'l 12 8 Uc can •I the Pavia Planl 1111 Stmtla1 1rom a rndo I p; m. Ut OMEGA -= = =-- II SO tie spa<e on Avenile. tall WY ~-· · st toned frames, dlsbea, other What do you have1 Call oee Corner AnUque MJtldleport, Oblo. WY 0 61 BUICK .. .. .. .... Sl.tl'll Jtul arrived. Skylark V8 2 b. Bud Top. Tbll: ear has orlallll1 brou linlah with wbiie ton. and · eeonolllleot Speelal V8 ong!ne. ,....,..y, ~~=I IL~-~B~LA~m=N~A~R~s:.... OELI~ bey ·ko won, oak trim, t set twin windows '-" ad\l!iNJNc '!•7 22 you eontraotlnt black vJny{ buck· tt ~eats. TbiJ i1 a one owner new Buick trode ID thlt we are ·proud to otter Better burey. It be here long. and lour room . nlshed apartments. AD Uea ·patti. Phone . WY H7IO.I Rowley and Reed. Aller p. m. call WY W574. 41 ---,- 617 . storm wladows, Ohio COI!IPlete with I wood .... .door, 2 inside. oak with oak trim, 36 ft. 9 $8 FORD Ralldl""f'OD oak base, 2 French doors 98le by original owner. x 6'3. Price $35. Can be aid Powell, Racine. P b o n at 11M Lasley st., PolP<.rGY,\ 143-22'15. 5 'II 3tp Olllo, ., ..n IIIWI03 --· .. , 4 door Sedan, 525 witb maroon interior, bydni- matic, power ateerin8, radio, IXPERIINCID WHEEL ALIGNMENT ..... lUKE SERVICE Blaettnars heater, under<oaled, uses low let!! gas. Reason lor oeJI. WY 2-21\13 lng-now have oompany esr.J~"""'"' Con be seen at 11M Lasley CompierlPomeroy, or ..n II82-UOI aft. . crtn Uradfont or& m. 125 1rrlle, Pnat or Coallell ~~--~~~~~~--~A. .t:. 81WJrtiRD DAILY CROSS'YORD ..... '*" I I lie AUCTIONEER COMPLETE SALIS MANAGEMENT Write, Phone •r Cont11t 11 . HONDA WES & SERVIa IE ONI OJI THI NtCin PIOPLII .. .CALL DICK RAWLINGS The Dod&e Boys are ridln', drivin'1• poundin' leather to pt you and acreat new Dodge togethsr.. Step up, pardner; it's your deal. ' And with the·aood guys, yau know IVtlylhlna's stackecl in your favor. . t ''" '""' ... -9fl.m6 When working hands need (txtra l.aur cash to pay off medical bills .•• \'aU1. ~lla~tl Ia) PI ... mat~ OhJo, BorUr la11 AI ... Vort, ••rn. Wlftl ..... and IIAKE SERVICE lole Alignment Shop . • WHEEl ALIGNMENT Slop In .. •oltd lSI< lo! ottt "tiOclltr - t ' lootl. Yoo eon !1'1 off all your medical and dtntll bills - ••• and repay io sensillle .,.thly instan-. For _ , 111111 ••• .-.If.., There's a helpblg band at tzl to •zooo W.·-11· ,......, , ' - b ' Gru- BotlJ Worlal SEEKING LAND 0ur 1mt1 proeunmm ruldentlllJud·for developo oprntDt. U J911 have a tract of raw or tllllsbetl 1u1t1 sufo · flcleDt for t111rt1 or more loU! , tlivlllon Ia IHkiDI OOIIIftl: . ~o- ' Dall7 'IIOQiot .JOI I ' mall: "·~ lion ECONOMY SAVINQS &LOAN COMP,'ANY ... ,...,... Avo Ill bit o. M Loins ' 300 W. Secotod St.- WYIIIIdoiM 2·2111, PolneRir DAVE OHUNGER, MGR. IMtil P, •cur• ~~ rn" DMil•" ... . Wtotfl!l \ �I ' ' , .' 1ornt1 uJ . . . - ., !lie » torney i'.eneral of Ohio, of Columb111; his brother, Or. Lewis Rickman, pbylllciaa of Mount Cle...- llleblno· Allred &fiYI'It"ND DJVTt' 460 Jllll!l ·~l ' ..,hMI,, I \ < I •' t ' I t i ( I I i j, 0 I \ d 'f u L ~ c e c 8 T p p " " Si. M M .. H· G: •M , cl: I H: I rl ~ II • ' e f. J sl n· i •I ( ( . ,, .', -~ ..... •. ' < ' !~e.u.;c h iN ,.. ·lilili .... .. ,._ 1ar & -....·, .. i~~=;;~~~~~·o~-·-~;--~~"~-·'_t~-~::asic!e ~ tbJ,Jtleb o~library\Rtv. Rex ,ltf8lrs, .~·.o,l tbo v •E ( n I e ~ r • 0 ( • '• l le1 < l '"sc I. da de. G·et 'Extra Cash The -Want Ad Wav wun ,.,.. AC) . . Ill!~ hoi' • OIJatny ' Motor ~;~. Tll!quobt llnlllt, anl9r~ ~~ tnDI. da PI• SUI $1095 , $1295 2 Door. Deluxe interior, food whitewall tireB, white·finisb, radio aDd heater. 1962 BUICK Convertllllt SAVE UP TO $100.00 ON NEW · $1595 lavle(a, Auto, ~•• ~= tleoriDf, Wb!lo llnilll, r.d II> terlor, radio, h•ter. . tood wja(w llreL Uti Pomeroy Motor Co. .......... OPEN IYES. '100 P.M. - r Ho...,...O.Iy TWII ROUSH & LYONS WY Nt'lf, 1111 Illes. ""-'"• nlel. <I' Df8bL • 11 Uc CAMPING TRAILERS ' MI~W. Vo. •17 11 PIZZA PlllD or wltb pepperoni, bam or eomblnadoa1. P ot 12" 1111 JSa to 1.50 Co~~~t~lolo c.~ .. lorvlco CALL WY,_ Pick up At G. & G. CAFE Ill W. MAIN POMIIOY •UAJe. uuubrocuD. • Ride with The .~ lleallq, Oblo. llilltl :roar Wo have all otu - DI-.TIATOIIS Goeglein ·Ready-Mix Co. COMING SOON! llKnnlc Orderl"' To lpood Our Drlvo-ln S.rvlco ' ( Cl · Tri-Lustre Cleanen Ht. eo. ·; virlflllttlrinr, ·t10011 Urea, radio, 1 19'64 FALCON HEARING SERVICE Hearing Aids Cleaned & Checked free I 1964 CORVAII DeluXe> -~ . AUD:t.VOX e FREE HEARING TEST ..R M1 Th I ' • . ",.• 1.:1:•r :'u, ti, .WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1 .. . ', 1 I I ' ' \ ',' ·.: .' · · ' . . .- lor lhl m"!l))r"!l book ~~-1 Rlldner '!hi~ ·of Mellioc!ld 1 :... (Colltlnded from poge I) .(ContJnued from poge I) (Continued lro\11 p"'e U . )~on. · .- 1 !Cifries,' In .GaUiil Counl)'. A .._, · · · ' · ' · · · gt'lu!uale-of Racine " 1"" J!cb'1ol l'll"vmlty, where abe roeelved ~ ble11 were attractive tn white iod. · 1. Grilljm. • 1937 graojuatt, ol : · · ,...,.CIIl'lin :W degroe. Alter teachlns three SelrtiOr'J, 41. of ~P City, oovers <entered with an ar- i f>rior ~ anoouncement ol the , ROclne' lllgh School, .was a pi-i is _ !If, ;f"'' '" ·~~""''"'v sh• \"':~ ~ld~~~port f!lgh ,Sc~l rqement of flowera made by first award, a letter was read ! l~t lor United AtrtlnOI '• IVheJ!i worked · :a:~ ~a,*"~. ~~me to Mkldl'eport in· tt!G, r .nrJI.,pij.a, 1'\WAt:u "!vu;,u, .... , memDers in U~e U"'o..~ ~..:~:' f:-=:=-· Mr. qamahan's . be was stricken bf 'la~ral scler-1n·u... ,...... J- ..!,...,."' 1ft rSIItnm. ';teaching grades 4 through 8 hi~ school teacher at Oak in Pomeroy. Small while pen- which expressed h~r .. · He battled thel!ioease for [ ~"'flv;-;;,;.~1iii -l~o'served :during her :r1 years here. In Hill, Tom Rail, Junior at Kent nanlli witll purple numerals and 1Uon for the alumm . yearo ~ore su~cumb- 1 10 years in ~ u s ifavy · . 1968 she became principal of state Umverslty aad outstand- tied wilh purple and wbite rib- , lion's decision to slart t ~ tll66. . I · , . • · • ;jbe Pearl . st Elemenlaj'y illl! JOU(IIllhsm student; for- bon marked tlle classes. ; scho!>rship fund as a Association o!lleers l David ThOrPe, School and held that position mer Suponnlendent of Sdlools, ' 1al to her late husband Mts. for 1967 were Nlmi!Y bf ·Mra. Lee Lee, until her retirement in 1963 Mr. L. W. McComas, now. clerk Welcome to the class of 1966 ~ Carnahan has alsi) mali\ 51 Carnahan, president;· voeal solos during the Both are llt'tiYe in church and of the Meigs lAical School, and was given by . Elma ~;::sell, contribution to the fund . Evelyn Cleland Yow\g, tlrst , "Soutll ol the llOn!er'l tha community affairs. Gene Harris, Metallurgist at with the response by 141Sto- It was pointed oul theN! vice-president; Robert Cleland, !theme lor the !JanqQ!It . and Speaking on behalf of their Kaiser Aluminum Company. pher Tompkms, class pres . ~nt. to be at least one, and second vice • president; me"\~ of· the JuniQ~" _ ClaliS cla<Ses in the tribute to the two They spoko highly of the dedi· Supt. Charles Gibbs was m ro- 1two, $500 Paul H. Barbara Adams, assistant """ I 101'\'ed tbe ·dinner. The teache-rs were former atudents cation of these teachers to their duced by. Mr · Gum~ 1 8 n d i Memorial Scholarships award· I and Llnda Roush OOgle, Ra,y •W,atd provkU!.d · and co ~orker!l includln• James profession and their COJ'Jcern spoke ~aefly of ~s Ph e~e7 ed anmrally by the alumni as· l sic lot ,. • ·~ 'lh .-••~.. " th th and enjoyment dunng " ' , i 11 1 Rickman Class ·Of '40 an at- WI ~.~~~~~ W~K:&uon o e you . . p : soc a ()0. · ' ' _ On behalf of the Alumni AsiiO- years wJtb llje omeroy · During tlle business session elation, the two retired tea~ Bcbools. 1 it was voted that each a1umni Associated Radio Now H11 . •. Coli~~ .,. en were ~~resented a color TV Fred Crow Jr., guest speak- : association niember will donate ., ' . set and nowe1:11, and messages er was Interesting, witty and ·at least II yearly to the schol· of COflil'lllulatlons from former h~morous, bringing several arship fund to Insure its sue· atudenta •nd cn-werlters includ- rounds of applause during his . cess. Ins Major Chester Rice In WI brief tail!. He said he was Miss Circle, who will attend Nam, $tate Boord of Edu<a· graduate of the class of 1933 . Ohio University this fall tioa prelldeitt Martln Essexs and his son of class of 1966 and I she plans to JtJ.RJOr in educa- ! AND BATTERIES AT .ALL TIMES of Columbus, ~nd many others. compared the customs and : ti~n. has been. active in t h e . William Diles, Athens busi- ~nts at the time of his grad- : high ~h~l band . and glee club, I A Representative Will Be In Our Store aessman was toastmaster for uation wilh those of his son. He 1was v1ce - president of the 1 ' the evening's program held rol- spoke or the changes that would ITri-M. a member of th~ senior I Concrete Is A Lifetime Buy. It's Fire and lowing the dinner prepared lake place by 1999 lnd predict· 'i play cast, and class o£f1cer for : ,1nd served by the J u n i o ed the future of several mem- two years. Termite Proof - Yet Initial Cost "ls'l.ilw. Class members and mothers. bers of the class of 1966. A report was made by Ev_eCleland Young on the Wll· Sprlng fl owers derora ted the Mr. Crow asked everyone to ' lyn r C G· M I I Ll· For Free Estimate Call: table for the dinner LBm . nmm emor 'B. 1:00 fO 5:00 P.M. . · support the new school board, brary Coll('c0on set up b_\- the Member~ 0f thetsclasTshof _1966 chairmen, and committees and 1966 alumni association officers. 1 1 we~e specla . gues · e mvo· said that the new school was Mrs. Young said several hun! 1 c.· c~tlon was given by Mr. 1..... D. .only a beginning, that many dred books have been plac~ in , ., D•les. lormer Board ol Educa· other advancements were in , the high school Hbrary and " . 992-3284 Uon member. Grou~ s_mgmg store for the county and that Ifunds have been turned over wa.• led by Franklin Gmther, the new scllool would put Meigs to the school 50 that $700 worth CALL WY 2-3635 for oppointmenl ot store former Middleport Band d1rec- county on tlle maps. Iof new books .can be purchased . A010cial~ Radio & TV, Horry MUior, ownar PAGE STREET MiDDLEI'ORT, 0. tor. wJth Mrs. George Hackett, lor this memorial library col- ~~... 2.,14"'E"'.,.M.,•.,in"'S"'t"'.,"'P"'ome"""r"'o;,y.""'"""""'""""""." "'"""""',.! '=""""""""'"""""'""'""'"""""".,;i"""""'""''""'""'"""-.t Jr., at the piano. Mrs. Burt sang, "Our Flag," -· . __ .:. Miss Sally Schaaf, teacher after which classes were intro- I In the Rutland Schools and. pres- duced by Guinther. Reunions . ~ '.:· ident of the Association, gave were ' held by nine classes inthe welcome with Kennel&!. Har- eluding the 50th by the class ' ris, president of the 1966 grad- of 1916 , and these others, class1·! ··.·', uating class, aiving the re- es of 1921, l9U, 1931, 1936, .' ... sponse. 1941. Ill%, t951, aad t951i. The I New officers elected were classes of 1916 and 17 of its 26 president, Gail Stumbo Hovat· members present. Four are ter; I st. vice president. Fran- deceased. ce:s Chase Lieving; 2nd vice . The report of the nommat- I Wb.U.tr you owa a prec- president, Gene Harris; secre. mg committee was ~lven by · . -.. miDIJ ot an ordinary tary Dianne Stumbo Harging- Mrs. Russell and offlcers electaouton, it lbould be la er a'nd treasurer, carolyn Rus-- ed were Joseph _st~"~:~ble, presi· ~ lltorag• wh...eiUJDJI.er h.at. sell Satterfield. dent: Paul Casc1. f1rst vice ·' motha, dull. a:ad thlen1 Miss Schaaf reported $lOO pres1dent;. Nora H~rris R!ce; banll't a ghoat ol a eh~ glven by Miss Park to the Park second VIC~ .President;· L ll a · to clamage it, W• feature a Scholarship Fund. The Associa· I Sue Terrell Mitch of Class . of ·complete fur service by tion sent a gift or roses to Miss 11957, secretary-treusurcr, FranPark, who is conHned in Meigs ces Evans Hunnel (1953), asaist· General Hospital. ant secretary-trea!lurer asd NorITOIAGI The claM of 1911 bBerved bert Neutzli~ .Jr., Eleanor P Robson, Patr1c1a Young, Guy · fUIIIIIS' CLEANING Its golden anniversary and were Eddie Guinther, Opal Will Dail· IIPAIH AND AISTYUNO represented· by ~ Helon ey and Elmo Rusaell, execuBeeson, Columbua, Mr. WI!· live committee. Tbe necrology . CAll US fOI STOIIAG£ HOWl ham Broughton, Fainnont, W. report for 11165<16 showed 11 Va.; and Ruth Peters, Florida. membera deceaaed. Lt 1 Other clu... were recognized Group siDling of the Alma Oa~nSOn S HIIIH lncludlnt! ltlO, Mrs. Nell Davis, Mater, concluded the program, Pomeroy IIIOii, Miss Bets Sanborn, and alter which dancing was onjoyP?2-5421 11104, Mra. David Fanner. ell with musk: by Tbe Acmetl. Former Mltltlleport alumni --- -- teachera recognized were Mrs. Pearl Reynolds, ,Ruth Euler, lltlvlo, Ruth Peters, Mrs. M. Mrs. George Dallas, Mr. Gin· ff2-5130 Mlddloporl L. French, Mrt. Nan Moore, Iller, Mr. and Mrt1 L. W. Me· ...,...,..,.,,.,.,.,..._.,....,.....,charles. Pickens, Lucille Smith, Comas, Mrs. George Hackett, Leo Kennedy, Charles Swbart, Dan Farmer, Mra. Ceell Horden, Mrs. Cbarlea Jividen, Mrs. Roger Emmlsh. Two. vocal numbera were presented by Tom Kelly and Jean Craig accompanied by Margie Harris. The mee~ waa con• Everr Om&aawltch undtl]on 1497 qutli1y.t!lhlrol ehech cluded with the alma mater, 1 Omega ~1al c he$ are lubficaltd "The Orange and the Black." with the world's finest oil, Dancing was hekl at tlle high castine om $21100 per rtllon. school witll the "Five Saints" • EYrtJ Omep carries a one ynr prnvidilll! the mollie. world servittiOitllfltet, '.' Offlcera in charge ol tile event tlonored ln·1&3 coulltrit! wereMilS Schaal, president; • Modlts •""' $61 to $1000 Clara Riley. vice president; Ma PAUL DAVIES garet Ella Lewis, 2nd vice, an~ JEWELERS decorating ebalrman; secretary, Sally Wallen, and lrtasurer, Katherine SwaiiStlll, as~sted by alumni members. -=· '' . J ·"'~LIT u · A. • •·. t , Crow's Steak House t I' I' .\ 62 BUICK .... .. .... . $1395 Jtul arrived. Skylark V8 2 dr. Hard Top. Smart aU white wllh block vinyl top aad SELLING OVT aU yoong Digiti erawlers (haD grown, betlt 'IIJitlng tlzeit' 1'ake ·'em away! John Mohler~ Leading Cfeek ROad, Mltldll!Port, .Ohio. . ..,101!, "' 21 ,... llnmematlo 1'11101.1 !Oi;fi11c. Ul $1.111 - ~ IUJt Pizza, $1.50. Jacil's Oai· IJ; ill!r; MltklllltlOt'l 12 8 Uc can •I the Pavia Planl 1111 Stmtla1 1rom a rndo I p; m. Ut OMEGA -= = =-- II SO tie spa<e on Avenile. tall WY ~-· · st toned frames, dlsbea, other What do you have1 Call oee Corner AnUque MJtldleport, Oblo. WY 0 61 BUICK .. .. .. .... Sl.tl'll Jtul arrived. Skylark V8 2 b. Bud Top. Tbll: ear has orlallll1 brou linlah with wbiie ton. and · eeonolllleot Speelal V8 ong!ne. ,....,..y, ~~=I IL~-~B~LA~m=N~A~R~s:.... OELI~ bey ·ko won, oak trim, t set twin windows '-" ad\l!iNJNc '!•7 22 you eontraotlnt black vJny{ buck· tt ~eats. TbiJ i1 a one owner new Buick trode ID thlt we are ·proud to otter Better burey. It be here long. and lour room . nlshed apartments. AD Uea ·patti. Phone . WY H7IO.I Rowley and Reed. Aller p. m. call WY W574. 41 ---,- 617 . storm wladows, Ohio COI!IPlete with I wood .... .door, 2 inside. oak with oak trim, 36 ft. 9 $8 FORD Ralldl""f'OD oak base, 2 French doors 98le by original owner. x 6'3. Price $35. Can be aid Powell, Racine. P b o n at 11M Lasley st., PolP<.rGY,\ 143-22'15. 5 'II 3tp Olllo, ., ..n IIIWI03 --· .. , 4 door Sedan, 525 witb maroon interior, bydni- matic, power ateerin8, radio, IXPERIINCID WHEEL ALIGNMENT ..... lUKE SERVICE Blaettnars heater, under<oaled, uses low let!! gas. Reason lor oeJI. WY 2-21\13 lng-now have oompany esr.J~"""'"' Con be seen at 11M Lasley CompierlPomeroy, or ..n II82-UOI aft. . crtn Uradfont or& m. 125 1rrlle, Pnat or Coallell ~~--~~~~~~--~A. .t:. 81WJrtiRD DAILY CROSS'YORD ..... '*" I I lie AUCTIONEER COMPLETE SALIS MANAGEMENT Write, Phone •r Cont11t 11 . HONDA WES & SERVIa IE ONI OJI THI NtCin PIOPLII .. .CALL DICK RAWLINGS The Dod&e Boys are ridln', drivin'1• poundin' leather to pt you and acreat new Dodge togethsr.. Step up, pardner; it's your deal. ' And with the·aood guys, yau know IVtlylhlna's stackecl in your favor. . t ''" '""' ... -9fl.m6 When working hands need (txtra l.aur cash to pay off medical bills .•• \'aU1. ~lla~tl Ia) PI ... mat~ OhJo, BorUr la11 AI ... Vort, ••rn. Wlftl ..... and IIAKE SERVICE lole Alignment Shop . • WHEEl ALIGNMENT Slop In .. •oltd lSI< lo! ottt "tiOclltr - t ' lootl. Yoo eon !1'1 off all your medical and dtntll bills - ••• and repay io sensillle .,.thly instan-. For _ , 111111 ••• .-.If.., There's a helpblg band at tzl to •zooo W.·-11· ,......, , ' - b ' Gru- BotlJ Worlal SEEKING LAND 0ur 1mt1 proeunmm ruldentlllJud·for developo oprntDt. U J911 have a tract of raw or tllllsbetl 1u1t1 sufo · flcleDt for t111rt1 or more loU! , tlivlllon Ia IHkiDI OOIIIftl: . ~o- ' Dall7 'IIOQiot .JOI I ' mall: "·~ lion ECONOMY SAVINQS &LOAN COMP,'ANY ... ,...,... Avo Ill bit o. M Loins ' 300 W. Secotod St.- WYIIIIdoiM 2·2111, PolneRir DAVE OHUNGER, MGR. IMtil P, •cur• ~~ rn" DMil•" ... . Wtotfl!l \ �'-1 j i ' ...... ..• ' ·:\ ;'It '· ' ' ' PIID WIWILL ,. ........' " . . \ ' . ' ""';" . . .. ' ' \ ' ,. . .... - . .:.::.. L I SAKES ALIVE!! ----- _, I ' I \ -., ' l' • ' ' I ·'• ' I~OilmAIIi' lOl.D LONEY MAE , TH' WHOLE STORY FUST '(HINEi THIS MORNIN' LI'L ABNER .' ' &ll:aMDIC ' ~ GASULINI ALLEY ~1. l d G , 'SA¥ TH0~6 1HR6€ UTTI.t' LUO~D~ ,I L ,r - ~ c WILl QUIT 0 •c e J sl I~ B T p THI IIOIIf LOSEI 8y ART SANSOM p DO " ~ M DO . J '!' l!y ¢HESTER DICK TRACY ' OUR SYSTEM~ MINING GOLD Wffil -mE LASER BEAM WILL 6E AN EYE • OPENER TO DIET SMITH. 5-JI ly MERRIL~ j.r: BLOSSER ) .... LITTLE ORPHAN~~!_...,, I COOWD GEEMEO A L\TTL'E COOL:! YOUQ~ ceRTAINLY W"S tiCJT EOOUGH 10 GTIO 'EM -UP! I 6AI/E ITlO A ~1\'ENIR,. A FRIENI> FOR ' Jian Cra.. inla I ski ~ day .· r· Rob ( Mrs fant ~ N~lil ...-r. ., . Earl I ..!"'..,.; • t. " •• 1' . "' ........ ,...... •• ••• 411er,""""' lddl•alllllwt to a PI'• .........b!fitMIIoJ'tau•~•-- . ' ' ' I I WINNIE WINKLE _, - -- ' 'l' J =,;::, --. t .. ~ - _",._a,a;;;:;otza:ua i.e • M ...... .. .u GOI'ILD �'-1 j i ' ...... ..• ' ·:\ ;'It '· ' ' ' PIID WIWILL ,. ........' " . . \ ' . ' ""';" . . .. ' ' \ ' ,. . .... - . .:.::.. L I SAKES ALIVE!! ----- _, I ' I \ -., ' l' • ' ' I ·'• ' I~OilmAIIi' lOl.D LONEY MAE , TH' WHOLE STORY FUST '(HINEi THIS MORNIN' LI'L ABNER .' ' &ll:aMDIC ' ~ GASULINI ALLEY ~1. l d G , 'SA¥ TH0~6 1HR6€ UTTI.t' LUO~D~ ,I L ,r - ~ c WILl QUIT 0 •c e J sl I~ B T p THI IIOIIf LOSEI 8y ART SANSOM p DO " ~ M DO . J '!' l!y ¢HESTER DICK TRACY ' OUR SYSTEM~ MINING GOLD Wffil -mE LASER BEAM WILL 6E AN EYE • OPENER TO DIET SMITH. 5-JI ly MERRIL~ j.r: BLOSSER ) .... LITTLE ORPHAN~~!_...,, I COOWD GEEMEO A L\TTL'E COOL:! YOUQ~ ceRTAINLY W"S tiCJT EOOUGH 10 GTIO 'EM -UP! I 6AI/E ITlO A ~1\'ENIR,. A FRIENI> FOR ' Jian Cra.. inla I ski ~ day .· r· Rob ( Mrs fant ~ N~lil ...-r. ., . Earl I ..!"'..,.; • t. " •• 1' . "' ........ ,...... •• ••• 411er,""""' lddl•alllllwt to a PI'• .........b!fitMIIoJ'tau•~•-- . ' ' ' I I WINNIE WINKLE _, - -- ' 'l' J =,;::, --. t .. ~ - _",._a,a;;;:;otza:ua i.e • M ...... .. .u GOI'ILD �' ., ' ' . ' I •, ~. . .tt J ' \. ~ f Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mlddleport, -0.,-l(ay 31, 1966 -to-Dafly. . :.____ _____ ------ M w·u· s . h n. ' mm mat ' · ' I • ··Nl by Party Ar I '. . About of eel m white and decorated in ~~· ·u.;, s. ...,.:.. ~H!llt of pink wlt!t' lighted candles, Jl!ad~ _ _ _ honor at a party Friday even- by Mrs. Allen Hampton were ~ ing, at the home of Mrs. Carrie served to Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Cas· ~ Cassell, Middleport, In observ· sell, Mrs. Hampton and Earl ance of her birthday. Ham IRickman. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Eichinger and granddaughter, Tamara cf , ~ulberry Heights and 'Mr. and Mrs. Rex O'Brien of Stewart I• al I V•i visited Sunday in Columbua, with Paula June Eichinger at SU'"'!u the Children's Hospital. .Paula June is scheduled for surgery this week. Mr. and Mrs. o. A. Martin returned home Monday, after a several days visit at Alliance with Mr. and Mrs. Robert MarMrs William L Smith I f• nance (l' nOnS) to with means of payment tin and Miss Patricia Martlll. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Warner and family of ?(ere week end guests of his '!'other, Mrs. Robert Warner sr, nak 111 O~lln ODD sandwiches, apple pie, Ice cream a'nd a birthday cake ic- . d and s What it means to you . . . When it comes to finan- 0 cing that new car, low bank rates mean a big savings. Let us supply you with the means of payment. 1\ c d Monthly repayment terms can be made to fit your D L N budget VIsit us today. c £ilitens .. ~alional B,,..- eJ c B -~-- J, sJ hf / . / n! B. T· p WE PAY 4% ON SAVINGS p MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. l~ Wedding Plans A ed ~re nnOUnc ·- *THE CAPACITY FOR YOUR FAMILYI *THE SIZE FOR YOUR KITtiiENI . M an Gr M *THE PRICE FOR YOUR BUDIETI Cil I H; le1 Wl playment. She will reside her sister, Mrs. Charles ry. In Septermber sbe will ter a beautician school. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Emeory and children, Tim Barbara, Ricky and Bruce of New Castle, Pa. spent the weekend with ber parents, Mr. and Mrs. David Gi'Ueser. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Evans and family of Canal Winchester were Sunday guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rll1ln Bearhs, Ervin Family Holds Holiday Cookout Sunday NBW DUPLEX19 fJNlY 33'WntE 19.0cu.ft CAPACITY I NEW DUPLIX tt • • o o .odiiNDlHt 19.0 cu. ft. eepacltyf Auto11'11tlc Ice Maker! Meat keeper, fruit end ea blllkttll Deep door 1ton11el •ooooo .......... Ad~nlral LEADERSHIP FEATURES JiaJt Cra\ infa;l ski day Rob I lmprovod Automatic 1.. Maker keeps a party· size supply of ice on hand with no fuss, no mess. Storage lor up to 216 cubes! Advanced Thlnwall Dellgn with t..,._d In· :-• place lnsulaUon 11ves ..... you more Interior 'IMCI capacity, In 1111 floor I spacet ~ · Doullle Soup..., Julee • Can Dlapene•r holda both slze1 of frozefl juice, conveniently In doorl ~ ,...._ m-· _. GlkiHIIt-....,, kHper, fruit bii&Mts.'All come o~wlth door open only •;!.:f Mrs~ fant Ear re. au.e .9 0 t u '. tile~ home FridaY evening folChurch Seniors . , Meets Reeently lowing .sraduatton at Middl~ . .. ,, • ;· , port HJgb School where their 1 Bibles were praented ·to 'l)i;, Pomeroy Craft·and Hob- 1011 Pat was a member of tile 1 high_.~~~ IJ'aduates Sunday vo ; ..... , - ~,.~ the Federati!d ch!lrcb. , The service opened with the organ prtlude by MH Neutzllng, follOwed by the processlonal byli'in, God of Our F!!ther&. f'oDowing the lntrol*' Invocation and doxology, the Rev. Wilbur Perrin ~resented the bibles and closed his remarks with a prayer for the _.-aduatas ..,.. ·· The choir sang an al!Qiem, "Going Home," by Vorat;. ~ the pastor's sermon was ..~ to the graduates and stre!lsea that each strive to make this world a better place In which to live Receiving tbe bibles Jeffrey Gibbs, Kandt · Grqeser, Jon Guinther Saridra Rendricks, Cheryl Hood blck Knight, Donna Reibel and Linda Slhlth. One of the graduates, Charles Berry, was not "resent and will receive his bible later. !'l Cllub met ~tty at 'the ~or ciass. ~t- were Mr. Mi'QfS'''Mu'iUI-cy'tao::~JUt~· --;;:-,.'; w.u~ !YI.-7 l:--..t! ~mQPI!t; Preslden~ Mlxln~ Jordan In Gallipolis; DonJtely Edwards, Roll· eall was Damin. of Corning; Mre. Wlllle' Maud a. vegetable. Coates abd daughter, Barbara A disculslon was held on Betzlng Satly·Gtobarcar, Porn!Dak!IIB t11ree dllrienslonal pto. eioy ~il Mr. and · Mrs. Edtures and other crafts.· Tiley· wards and Pat· and Brenda. decided not to meet •.duiing ttie _....:__-"-""":----:IIIIIJimer months. ProjectS for ctar~, ~tK;rta Wagner, Maxine fall were discussed. with meet· Jordan; Bernice Jeffers, Dorologs to be resumed In Septem· tha McKenz!!! .and Sberri, Bet· ber. Memben present ,_ .were erly Cbapm'" and Lori, and a 11W:U~cv~en:e~Zureh:=er~··:-~=~~~=U'es:!;t,iiP~a~tt!y~'Ce~-~pe~~.n::·~·;._~ •' · El.b8 rf8,ld$' In I - I · \. Memorial Day, Pentecost, are Service Themes Memorial Day and Pentecost Sunday were observed at Heath Methodist Church Sunday mom· log. The choir, under the lllrE!c-11 tlon of Mr. William Russell, sang "The Battle Hymn of the Republic" by Wllhousky, with Mr. Russell as organist. Mrs. Lee Davidson presented DE~ ·~. /;•. ·.'.: lal PI ma&te .,.,.., Obto, -·... . .Dit ....... lot •• ____ MTMIIONI OP lf.ATII ILDil" 1o1m WQDI Delli 11ut1D (Techilklolor) ADMIRAL DUPLEX 22 259 lb. no-defrosting freezer ••• 13.4 cu. ft. n~·defrostlna ' DalJJ , TO~IOHT tF £111 ..... Miss Ann Holter entertained a group of schoolmates at a slumber party Thursday ing at her home, . Chester Road. Tbe party wu held In the t'eCI'e&tlon room and pizza served during the night. Friday, the girls enjoyed horseback rldlllg, biking and IWIIIII-1 mlng. Guests were VIckie er, Sandy Carter, VIcky u~u, 1 TWIIa Karr, Patty Babr and ' li ,._ ell ant ' DUPLEX REFRIGERATOR Stert At .lust_ ADMIRAL DUPLEX 25 324 lb. no-defrosting freezer ••• 15.1 cu. tt. ~Q-d8f!'9stl!ll ADMIRAL. 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Inducted Into m~bersblp were Twlla Clat· worthy, Lu Ann French, Robble Ord, Sylvia Swanson and Glenna SJ!l'&gue and Kenny Smith, wbo llad completed a membership course this past year. Deceased members during the past year were given trl· bute tncludlng 1!h'· Robert Coats, Mrs. Miud Kohl, Mrs. Herbert Chambers, and Mr. Henry Swift. _._.. Twlla Clatwortby 111111 Lu Ann Frendl were acolytes. FILL NO·W- Firat cable commlllllcatlona with France were estlbllsbed 1111 Nov. 15, 18'1t. ~!·,-.,; ~ j THI t I Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ervin and family entertained with a family cookout Sunday at their farm bome near Racine. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Ervin and chlldren, Rhonda, Sbaron, Beverly, Buddy, Herbie The Salukl breed, ~own Sale prices on your Porch and Lawn Fumlture Teresa and Tammy, Mr. and bave existed as lollll ago on the 2nd floor _..,. ·,.. Mrs. Herbert Fink, Mr. and 7000 to 6000 B.C., Ia known as ~s. Owen Fink, son, Danny, ~~-·T~o!yal~~~~~o~f~~~~t·~"--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Middleport, and Mr. and Mrs. Jobn Buckley and SOD, Jeff, Chesapeake, Miss Mabel ....~""'• Middleport; Mr. and Mrs. ard Fink and daughter, Angela, Charles Leacb, Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Gilmore and cblldren, Bruce and Mark, of Cbe!blre; I Mr. and Mrs. Bill Fink, Mlru!re-l ville; Mr. and Mre. Roger Dean Fink and son, Steve, New Haven, W.Va.; Mr. Roy Ervin and SOD, Roy Jr. Sugar Grove; Mrs. sle Ervin and Mrs. Anna 'lboimp.l son, Racine. Games were pla)'6d the afternoon and group ' lures were taken. Toney. Nd -==' • • 1 a~-~~~~ '~=========~~===~=~~~~~~~~~~~~~~e~~~s~~~n~~~p~~~y~ed~~~~~~~~b~ -~ Castle Pa. where she has er" accompanied by Mr. R!Bsell M " ,. • 'f•' MEIGS THEATRE II ' Miss.Butch~r's ' Sib(~GHt$ ' ~ ·Po.rrierof'CriJit,' ' :~~s~:mEd' • . ' A M "' f , " H 'bb Cl b •8rds entertained relatives at ....._, __,_ _ -~..........:. ·~·-·· -~- --ndl~ . a 10 ....... .,.~r- h: . • ___,. ~ ~ay a~~ ~s w~e and ~leJ~ fi : : wedddl:::h~ ~ eave Is Mr and Mrs Harley Mru dnA ~ e~ : tch Mid paren ' · ' · · or s. a u er, • 1 Stalnaker. dleport, to Mr. Robert Garwell, Mr. and Mrs. Te~ son of Mr. and Mrs. John Gar· of Columbus spent the well, Lorain, which wlll be end with his parents, solemnized Saturday morning, Mrs. Harley Stalnaker. June 4 at U a.m. at the Sacred Mr. and Mrs. David Heart Churcb In Pomeroy. of Columbus were . Miss Butcher bas chosen as guests of her parents, Mr· and her attendants, Mrs. Danny Mrs. Leo B. Crew and family. Thomas of Vienna, W. Va., rna· Clarence Gans of Mr. V\!hJon tron of honor; and Mrs. Richis visiting his sisters and bro- ard Belt, a cousin, Columbus, ther. and Miss Eugena Walter, of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rein· South Lebanon, Ohio. a=o;;;;;;;;o;;;;;;;;o;;;;;;;;o;;;;;;;;o;;;;;;;;o;;;;;;;;o;;;;;;;;o;;;;;;;;;l[ hart and family.of Jac~son spent Dennis Garwell, of Lorain, the weekend w1th their par!!ills brother of the groom, wUI serve Mrs. William Reinhart and Mr. as best man and ushers will be Pomeroy, Ohio and Mrs. Clyde Brown. Richard McGee, Lorain, Frank Mrs. William Kennedy and Capute of New York, and Jaml!s LAST TIME TONIGHT son, Joe of Grove City were Butcher, Middleport, brother "THE FLIGHT OF weekend guests of her son and of the bride-elect. THE PHOENIX" daughter-in-law, Mr. and ~rs. A half-hour of pre-nuptial mu-TechnicolorEdward Kennedy and fani1ly. sic will be presented by Larry James Stewart, Richard Ar· len, Ernest Borgnine, Dan Miss Dorothy Mees of Colum- Tracy, organist, and Mr. Rudy Duryea bus was the weekend guest of Schnitzler, Obio University stu· Colorcartoon her sister, Mrs. Edward Bauer. dents,' beginning at 10:30 a.m. ' Mrs. Victor Harbrecht of WEDNESDAY & THURS. Columbus spent tbe weekend public schools. June 1·2 NOT OPEN Iwith Mr. and Mrs. Ray Evans Mrs. William Fisher has reand other relatives. turned to the home of her son FRIDAY and SATURDAY Mr. and Mrs. Norman Fisber ~nd daughter-In-law, Mr. and June 34 I of Senecaville were weekend Mrs. Mason Fisher after spend· "ONCE A THIEF" Alain Delon, Ann Margaret, guests of their daughter and son iog th\) winter in Akron with Mr. Van Heflin, Jack Palance in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Robert and Mrs. John Fisher and at "DIE MONSTER DIE" Wamsley and family. 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