http://66.213.69.5/files/original/0da022d92b1875c6892f66586070052c.pdf ef298d682f411f2827df157ab5895c6a PDF Text Text I . ,f; \> ' ,, ' . 1 s-»any , Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., ~;t;:~:is 20 1968 July • Mother-Daughter Teo is Highlight · h 4 H Cl Ub Mee fmg Of Sfor SflfC er - .I i . Aro~d and Abou·t ,. '. J.•.i ., ' " · ~r;~~~1~ Ato~d~ll~ J . • .,.., b IL""ut"· ;.wToMr'ss'r' u;rif{•! · ~!re:;_t:~/1!~! o'· .lory' .,._,:_.c...l f"r J 1 Iowam Return Home pomeroy ~ Midcmepo ll . rt. . r~ ,,,.,. Rous' ancl son, Dllrrell, and. friend; UnlOf\.;' U ' tun,Ju . · . . : n.• · candy kane, have returntd to Plaris were made and Pll&ter Plans llUlile to send • their home in Des Molntll, IJJo The Five Point Star Shtch- ~ eled clothmg made .this year· Mrs. Paul Smart entertained topics assigned when the Wild· box to the fo 1gn mlss!o . wa, after a visit here wtth his ers 4-H club entertamed With a MISs Marga ret Gnf!Jth, county the LoveJoy C~rcl~ of the First wood Junior 4-H Garden club 'I In India when EJecta~ parenls, Mr. and Mrs. Let mother-dayghter tea Fnday a1 extens10n agent. diScussed the I Baptist Church m Middleport . ~ met a~ the home of Mrs. Vic· · • cle of 'the Middleport P'itllt Rou•h and other (elative•. the home of Mrs. Roy Holler, I dresses to be modeled at the Iat her home on Lincoln ~ d M tor Hyeell, adv!Oor. Mr and Mrs Fielding Hawk· ·Baptist Church met Tuesday While they were here, they advisor . ! fair. I With ~ ptcmc sup~er serv Mrs. Anna Yeage~tedan I rst. Anita Houdashelt, president,, ins s.pent the ~eekend at Rocky evening. A picnic supper held were guests at a family dinner ' . precedmg the meelmg. Gertrude Kloes vlsl as · hai'Jle of the meet!hg . . th f I · b hi · te Mr · and Peggy Milhoan. presiden t, , The tea tetble was attracl1ve 1week in Nelsonville with Mr., was tn c . · Ft. Park near Hillsboro. 'nley at the Wlll~ An . on~ arm giVen Y s sts r, as ·n charge of the meeting' in wt1ite cover and centered Mrs. Smart. chairman. pre- I d M J W lk Three reports were giVen, on joined their daughter and dn Cherry R1dge h1ghhghted the ,Mrs. J. A. Young, Sr. at their :hie~ opened with the pledge I with the punch bowl . Cake, ~up sided over the . business ~eet- 1 anMr. r:~d a~r~~ vrrg~· Roush nre by Sandra Roush; on Qow- family, Mr. a~ Ml'!. Charles evening. ~ . home on the Rutland- Pomel'OJ to the .'\merican and 4-H flags. cukt:s. eookies, punc:h, mmts ing held followmg the dmner. 1an_ d Mr and Mrs Delbert Cun· ers (the pansy) ~y Beverly Vroman and children, Mark and Mrs. Anthony, .cha1rman, con- RO'ad .. other family members roll ' and nuts wert' served to Mrs. 1 Mrs Gerald A.nthony was de- 1 · n• : .... W V Houdashelt, and a· flower re- Esther of Belpre. dueled the bustness following attendmg were Mr. and Mn. Mem bers responded to · d mngham o1 netrwn, · a. t n the sunflower by An · ed ... d' Ml Rh da H 11 LeeR ush Mr and Mrs Rich• call with what lhey rnjoyed , Reid Young and Shern an votional chairman and Mrs. I and Millard Burford of Follans· ~r o • - Mrs. James Murray en]o~ , u~e 1rmer. . ss . o " a o , · · · 4 H ttl ' . Nola Mr~ Samuel Michael atld Donald Boone gave the evend 1tB Houdashelt. a visit recently from a g1rl- gave devotions ent1tled1 Love ard Root, Mr. and Mrs. Albert most m JS year. , ... bee W Va. have returne to A t ·a gle flower Brrange-. B I So thi y Do" PI I R sh Mr and Mrs Leo KenA demonstration on how to Loui~e and Lenora, .Yirs. John ing prayer The circle voted to tl .· h · 'after a visit with n n hood friend, Mrs. Susan ar- s me ng ou ans ou , · · d .· he' !'or a lunct 1 , Jeffers (lnd l){•bbte Mrs. Wood- send a bo~ of food to the mis- •e.tr omes. . d b th ment was shown by Patty Ihle 1cus and daughter of Akron, who were made to send a box to the nedy, Jr.; and son, Tony, and sa~ v.o •cb s hni 'l' Hoi ; row and J~ckie Mrs. sionary familv and projects for Mr Roush's SlsterMan llro er- using spice bush and gloreosa I Visited with her after many miSsionary family in northeast Mr, and Mrs. Young and Mr. bprepare ox was g•ven Y ' (.' ·, ' ' in -law Mr and rs. · erman d · · bs d 1 dta d members were asked and Mrs Roush and family ler after which tht> girls mod-' Gnffith. \1rs. Ho lter and Ann the year were discus."led. !· 01 I' · · .y.1 ealled aJsJes. . . years. Mrs. Murray o erve n . an . · • - - ~- - - - - Program booklets for the ' Jmger. ley were . After lhe meehng, the glrls her 86th birthday with a din· to brmg rtems to the next meet- · -- --- - ---- - - •ear were presented to the here by the death of Mrs. liar- , enjoyed risJ1ing m the Hysell ner for her guests. The two Jng. The closing prayer was • l _·cle members by Mrs. Cedi old M. Hou.<h of Buffalo, W I pond, followed by a marshmal· women grew up 1n Reedsville siven by Mrs. Cora Pullen. Rowhes 1n Buffalo Open Friday Night Until9:00 P.M. ~;adbury, Mrs. Charles Ben- Vo . low roast. The group will rqeet and had not seen each other Attending were Mro. Edison To Attend Funeral ALSO OPEN ALL DAY THURSDAYS nett and Mrs. Bradbury were\ Miss Coleen Wilson ef Logan · at the Forest Run Method1st since then. Baker, Mrs. Anthony, M r !1. program chairmen. was an overmght guest Sun- church on July 27 as gu"sts of Mr. and Mrs. William Cong- Fielding Hawkins, Mrs. Nora . Membe~ of the Roush lamday, of Mr. and Mrs. Herman the adult Garden club, for a er and son, T. J., of Jackson, Hamilton, Mrs. Tony Fowler, liy were m Buffalo, W. Va. Present were Mrs. Smart. Ohlinger and son Terry. workshop. spent the weekend with her Mrs. James Souders, Mrs. ~al- Sunday, to. attend the funeral Mrs. Anthony, Mrs. Ethel . h f D t nd M J 0 h lie Mcintyre, Mrs. Genev1eve of Mrs. Harold M. Roush Richard T omas 0 . ay on Counc1'/ pare~ts, Mr. a rs. " Saxton Miss Hall Mrs Pullen I Mabel Loltridge) at Raynes Hug hes, Mrs. Donald Boone. s~nt a day recently w1th h1s Harrison. ' . • • 1 ' Mrs. Harold Chase, Mrs. ~Ilion brother and sister-in-law, Mr.l Mrs. Emma Brickles bas r.. andndsMr. Willis ~~~ony a~d Funeral Home. , Hood, Mrs. Lawrence m g, and Mrs. Royal Thomas. turned to her home on Broad-- gra on, J?E' ony, gues 5 They were Mrs. Herman Ob· Mrs. Charles Bennett. Norene Mr and Mrs. Paul Thomas Monday way after a visit in Columbus for the evenmg. linger and son, Terry,, Mr. and :~~~Yil , P~~~den~,ic~~~d o~·~n; of C~lumb~s were Sunday I Theodorus Council, Daughters with her daughter ,and tamily, Mrs. Bill Ohlinger and Mr. and guests of hiS parents, Mr. and I of America, met In regular Mr. and Mrs. G•UHyse!L VISIT MAXWELLS Mro. Phil Ohlinger, Pomeroy; daughter, Judy, Mrs Royal Thomas. . M d . th Mr. and Mrs. Richard Grese Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Norris Miss Coleen Wilson, Logan; Mr. .. d sess1on on ay evenmg a 1 e d p d M'ke are ' Mrs. otto Blank an son IOOF hall with Lottie Cohen, an ~ons, a1 an I , . spent Sunday in McConnel•vi 1le, and Mrs. VI~! Roush and Mr. . . vacahomng at Wnghtvllle Ohio, visiting Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Delbert Cunningham 1and daughter-in-law ' Mr. and acbng Sur prise is Gil'e , counc11or. h N c d the ~ Mrs. Robert Blank ol Cleve. . . Beac , · ., an o r wur· Lee Maxwell. of Weirton, W. Va.; and Mill· Upon Birthday land spent last Saturday, with ~e. meeting opened in ~t- isis sites on the eastern coast. ard Burford of Follansbee, W. Mrs. Mary Blank. uahsllc form and reported Ill Mr. and Mrs. Richard Roller V B I0I wa• 1·n Memorial Mrs. Ethel Burdette, Pome· . were Fannie McNamee m Hol· and daughter, tor·a, of Belpre, HAVE DINNER GUESTS a. ur Gardens al Buffalo. roy, R. D. was pleasantly sur- Mrs. Frank Hood of Alliance, zer Hospital and Hattie Curtis. are visiting in Norfolk, Va., Mr. and Mrs. Tom BQ wen pnsed Sunday when members arrived Monday for a visit with A comrnunkation received hJ with his sister and family, Mr. were Tuesday dinner guests of of her family came te help her her son and daughter-in-law, Margaret Seidenabel, deputy, and Mrs. Kenneth Cale and I Mt. and Mrs. Lorenzo Davis. PIRTHDAY OBSERVED celebrate her 75th birthday. A Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hood. Min- was read from Edith Wakely, daughters. tal picni c lunch was served at ersville. concerning a gift for the no- Sharon Harrison, student at Phoenix, Ariz., and daughter- Mr~. Joseph Hood enter ""' noon with a de.corated birth· Miss Patricia Fields,_ student peep table at state session and the Mountain State Business in~law, Mrs. Rose Misner of ed Wllh a dl~ner M~~ 811 ~~Jlo day cake centermg the table. nurse of Holzer Hosp1tal who a C"Ontribution for a gift for School in Parkersburg, W. Va., Hartville, Ohio. lng 8 ~ her orne, mersv ~· Mrs. Burdette r~ceived many is doing aHiliate work in Ath- Susie Wood, rE:tiring National was the weekend guest of her Weekend guests of Mr. and h?normg Mr. Hood ~n b" nice ('ards and g1fts as well as ens, and sister, Miss Mary Ann secretary, at the National ses· parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Mrs_, Earl Davenport and birthday. A decobraMt De~ a blue and white carnation cor- Fields of Columbus, spent the sion. Harrison. family and Mrs. Mildred Zei·g- day cake made Y rs. er ' sage. weekend with their parents, Mr. Plans were made for instal- Weekend guests of Mrs. Clara Ier were Mr. and Mrs. R. L. ~oush was served with the Present were Mr. and Mr~. and Mrs. Joseph Fields Sr. and lation of officers at the next Murray were her son and grand- Zeigler and family of Beckley, din.ner to Mrs. Frank lJood ol James Smith and daughter, D1- Jeffrey. · meeting and all officers are son, Charles Murray, Point W. Va., and Mr. and Mrs. Wll- Alliance; Mrs. Anna Yeaguer, ane; Mr. and Mrs. Duane Smith, J f Chicago asked to be present. It was de- Pleasant W Va . Kenneth Mur- Ham Zeigler and son, Butch, of Pomeroy; Mr. and .Mr!l. Detn~ 11 r · ld J Mr. and Mrs. Lee Meyers and o~p ·~~i~· ~· ~wo week~ cided to have sandwiches and ray, Col~mbus; ~d Mrs. A. B. Belpre. Susie Zeigler accom- · Roush and P~e, Tom, Bevery children, Pam and Gary; Mr. Ill., 11s 'P 'th ; . 15 M a cold soft drink at the next Misner of El Monte, Cali!., panied her parenls to Beckley and Don, of Clifton, W. Va., and and Mrs. Keith Larabee and · :~~a ;r~ ~ose ~s f~:f:sn ' S~· meeting. The meeting closed in and her son, Mr. and Mrs. after 8 two week visit here the honored guest and Mra. daughteT, all Crebs of Colum· . ;reg;:u~la~r-f~o~rm~.=====_:.~Fr~a~n~k~M~Isn~e~r,.:an~d~so;;;•iiiiiii...;:o~f_;:w~lUt~the~~D;;:a:;;ve:;;n::;po:;;r;;,t~la;;;m;,;i~IY~·iiiiiii.:,;H~ood~·==;;;;====•r AND bus; Mrs. Belh, Donald and an d J efirey. P daughters, Joanne and Kathy Mr. and ~.rs. Jerry fjelds BR£ATitiN' BRUSHED PIGSKIN,.CASUAI. SHOES of West Salem; Mr. and Mrs. and s?n of Cmcago, Ill:· a~e BY WOLVERINE Elberfelds Feature Dependable Nationally Kn own Brands In Every Department in the Store b W spendmg two weeks Wilh the•r •1 Rorne Mewn o1 0 un ar, . ·erce parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Va.'. Mr. and Mrs. Paul p 1 - In Furniture • Home Furnishings • Floor Cov erlngs • In Wearing Apparel For Men ancl F.;eIds an d Mr. and Mrs. Ch ara nd son, P au l R_ay, of St. Al· b • W V· . M and Mrs. les Eskew. Women • For Boys and Girls and Babies. G~~~~ S~itha., daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Frec~spent Sunday Ul J anand Donna, and Mr · and er of Racine b ·hM dM On tho 2nd Floor In Mrs. Rebert Burdette and son, C~Ium us ~nt r · an .rs. bb Po ey R1chard Bnggs and family. 8 o y, o1 mer · the Busy Ready to They went especially to attend Lovejoy Circle - ' .., • , e 1.e at ' y • enttne I VOl XVIII - NO. 66 POMEROY-MIDDlEPORT. -- -· -·· OHIO. . ]) . ii . ' ..... . ~~·· . I >t<•""' ' i·' I. ~- J ---------- -----------------------------FIVE CENTs THURSDAY, JULY 21, 1966 '· ---------------------------------------------------------------------~·- 1 Mo'n Meets At /QQF Ha/1 0 A WHOLE TRUCKLOAD i On 1 OF NEW STYLES AND COLORS OF WORLD FAMOUS- t;; Hush Pup~~- - I 1 ant EYE-CATCHERS kiddkoiD~~W/JiocJc; I POME.AOV, 01-1 I O. ;i th~ christening of Ronnie Lynn Bnggs at the Covenant Pre~by· tenan church m Upper Arlmg· ton. Other guests of the Briggs were his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Briggs and hl9 aunt, Mrs. Mildred Kopp, of Colum· bus. and Janice, Mrs. Dwight Mil· hoan and Peggy and Heidi and M 0 . G'nther • rs. CIS 1 ,.' ' Charter No. l 980 flEPORT OF CONDITION OF SALE of GIRLS PLAYWEAR SHORT SETS Shut-ins will In the State ol Ohio, at the Close of Business on June 30, 1966. Pub lished in response to call made by Comptroller of the CW'rency, unUer Sedion 521 1, U. S. He\·ised Statutes. ASSETS Cash, bala nces with other banks, and cash item$ in process of Collection -- - --------------- ------ $ 746,731.71 United States Government obligations, direct and guaranteed .... - .-.... ....... _.______ 3,997,577.00 Obliga ti ons of States and political subdivisions -----605,900.92 Other bonds. notes. and debenture S---------------1,742.50 Loans and discounts - --- - - - - - - - ------------------- 2,791,274.28 F1xed assets _. -. · -· - .. --.--.. ----~---·----------33,000.00 Othec assets ·-·-... - .. . - .... ·-·-----------·-----· · 14,371.07 TOTAL ASSETS .. -·-·- .. ·-·--·------------··· $8,190,597.48 LIABILITIES Demand depos1ts of individua ls, partnerships, and corporatio ns ---- ---------------,0..--------- $2,491,676.53 Tunc and savings deposits of individuals, ' partnerships, anJ corporation! - ---------------- 4,282,701.44 62,109.25 DeposJts of United States Government -------------831,030.72 Deposits oi States and political subdivisions ---------13,445.85 Certified and offi cers' checks. etc. ----- - -·---------TOTAL DEPOSITS .. _.......... $7,680,963.79 Tota l rlemand deposits ._ ...... __ $3,234,762.35 Total time and savings deposits ·- $4,446,201.44 _ _ __ TOTAL LIABILITIES ......... -------------·-- $7,680,963.79 CAPITAl, ACCOUNTS Common stock- total par value -------------------- $ 100,000.00 No. shares authorized 4000 No. shares outstandin,li!; 4000 300,000.00 Surplus _. _____ - --------------------------------105,133.69 l'ndi vidrd profits _-------------------------------Res(>rYes - --- - ----------------------------_ 4,500.00 .. ______ _ I Hundreds to select fromat these popular Sale Prices Be Remembered OF POMEROY C.. w.se your favorite shade and This Month Plana were made to remember shut·lns of the churcb during lhis month when the Dor· CB9 Cirele of the Middleport First Baptist Church mot Tue9day evening at the church. Mrs. Clyde Winebrenner was in charge. Mrs. Agnes White gave devo. lions using the meditations en· : titled "Garden of Cheer," "A Ught Unto My Path" and the 8th Psalm. She also read the prayer of a circle chair· man. A short business session was held and plan9 made to remem· her shut-ins including Mrs. Charles McNamee, a patient at Holzer Hospital in Gallipolis. Mr9. Dana Hamm was pro1 gram chairman, presenting the 1 lesson, "Greatest ThIng I In The World," by Henry Drummond. Plan9 were made Ute Dorcas Circle to pr.. I for sent de ioliOD9 for the Allgust meeting of the B. H. Sanborn Society meeting. Following the meeting the members were invited to the dining room for refreshments of ice cream and cake served by the hosteS9, Mrs. Cbarl., Lewis. A patriotic theme was carried out in the table setting featuring a space age arrangement. The table was covered with a red and blue cover with white place mots. ' The space age centerpiece fe .. lured a space sbip made of cattails and silver cone In a white bowl with blue water and white fiower!l. Present were Mrs. Joe WD· son, Mrs. Charles Lewis, Mrs. Clyde Winehrermer, Mrs. Agnes White, Mrs. Dana Hamm, Mrs. Beulih White, Mrs. CleO Rlclr ardson, Mrs. Charles White, Mrs. Frank Cheesebrew, Mrs. ('Orrect size. eSeamleso Stretch e 5Hmleso Mesh WHve eS..mleso Mesh Slim eTic TIC Toe SNmiMI Including a Pair of Sl1cks with Short Sleeve Shirt To Match. 1.00 Garments 77c 1.49 Garments 1.17 1.95 Garments 1.47 2.95 Garments 2.~7 Sias3 to7. 82 Reg. 2.95 Shirt & Slack Sets_ $2.00 Sizes for girl! from 2 to 14. $2.50 we Saxbe Calls for GOP To Protect Good Reco. 1 .,..I Sale of UHie Boys Slack & Shirt Seta 25 Reg. 3.95 Permanent Pren Shirt & Slack Sets SPACE CENTER, Houston (UPO -Astronauts John Young and Michael Collins, history's fourth spacewalk in their logbook, woke up feeling "great" today. They put Gemini 10 shipshape for a landing "down the pickle barrel" to end then three-day mission. "Good but not ideal" weather awaited them in their Atlantic landing target 544 miles east of Cape Kennedy . A reception committee of recovery ships, headed by the helicopter carrier Guadalcanal, awaited them. The astronauts were to fire their braking rockets at 4:31 p.m. EDT and sf.lash clown at 5:07 p.m. EDT. They were flying • economy class" to conserve maneuvering Jt worse than ''a snake house fuel, which ran so low at the zoo.'' Wednesday evening that Col• cluttered thai Collins deemed !Ins' •cheduled 50-minute them busyo A capsule so spacewalk had to be cui back "I'll put It down the pickle to 30 minutes. barrel," he said before he and The tracking station on the Collins bla9ted ofl Monday Canary, !sland9 roused Young evening. GOP LEADERS - Local Republican leaders huddle with Ohio Attorney General and Collins from • IO.hour A fuel shortage that plagued Willjam Saxbe Wednesday following a luncheon at Bailey's Restaurant in Pomeroy. sleep at 9: ID a. m. EDT with a the en lire mission cut short Here are Bernard F'ultz, Mr. Saxbe, Fred Crow, County GOP executive committee cordial: ''How y'all feeling thlo Colllne' spacewalk Wednesday, chairrnan E. E. Follrod, and Common Pleas Judge John C. Bacon. morning?"! but he managed to float from "Great," exulted CoiUne. !lie Gemini !0 capeule tAl tho "Real good," drawled Young. aging Agena 8 target IUltellite · "You're looking real good and back. The jaunt took him down here on the gronnd," through the sky !rom Auatralia ' reported the Canary communJ. tAl Hawaii. 1 ~d calor, ~ashdown wa9 scheduled ' 1 Only a couple of for · 5:117 p.m . EDT. The , Jcientlftc experiments spaceshiP's retrorockets were . . 1 of the intricate !Ug~t plan the to be fired at 3;3t p.m. EDT. Attorney General William B. · said. since It ••·tory' lo th 1 h1s campa1gn for better pay and crew bas carried out · · 0 f Oh ''0•s pollcemen ~ ·-• blasting out of Cape Kermedy wa• Saxhe Wedne ad ay warned Me1gs Sal<be said tbe recent reap- tr ammg lk d·~ th s fl t ur · County Republicans against op. porttooment brought "'Jial deputy sheriffs. Monday· evenin• spacewa an e d'd rs tu'"l · e1.,.. rights to the suburbs as well He has sugges ted th • Leg'1"' But there wu• · plenty tAl keep wh1ch I th Y 1n .the approac hlng k a spaceman 1 ac a tion and said they would have • as the cities. He sold tbe GOP al Pollee Academies be located wor · Jolaed "Walken" to get out Ute GOP vote lo pre> made an hon..l effort to alip permanentiy at state universi· . . , lk , teet a record of four 'yeara of .. ties and colleges In each oecWASHINGTON (UPI) -II& In hiS 36-mmute wa • flood SOVO"IIIIIent. .. clfstricls acconliag tAl popula· tion of the state publleaa Natloaal Olalrmau Collins joined Edward White · pealllng al a !unci> lion. Altboueb they would have Ra c. Bllo, ..,.at and Engene Cernao ., U .~. 1n Balley',a ~u·l .1'1!~ ~ublican .AitorneJ' ~~lbelr own IJO(keo·illllrOOion, the '· !he apace pedestrians. Ru9SJa s mero)'r tald lhe·efec. ,eraJ. ·t~-- }il't- .re-elec- academie~ wopld be ahl• to Jz' IW 11 lone spacewalker wu cosmo tion wou!d . be the ttfost impor-~ tlon, emphasized lh! re.ord " 'fitlli:r.l! ' dle"e~Jierts'OII- tlle · calli- .......,iali"' lut Alex! Leonov who jollr· lant in 50 years. Reapportion- Governor James A. Rbocies. "I pus all well as the university or wortobopo 'to 11t1 ., tile (Continued on Page 2) me~t of the itate is at stake, he don't see how even the most ": college's phySical !acUities, 1.,., 1roop1 for 111f Ntvo 1 odded. ident ~mocrat can tear II Sal<be nid. electlou. . Saxhe predicted a Democra· ;down, he said. They would be within easy Be aakl tilt GOP tould lie victory would mean thai all, Republican stale offlceholJ!. reach of pollee In that area of ochleve 1 vfo!Aiey ff a.e of th~ GOP's efforta In reappor· ers are running as a team, be the state. potfqeal ellmate mnable6 UJio lioilment in line with the one. said. "We know Jlm Rhodes can He baa suggested the Legis. ollupd - · DOW ud man, on.. vote theory would go Ihelp us, and we're hoping we lalure might provlda thai $2 tAl November and u the Repub!J. 1own the drain. can help him, " he added. $2.50 of mi9demeamr fines to eat vote 1111'111 oat. "We would be at their mer- , Saxbe, in conversation with be set aside to help defray costs !J1 for the next 50 years," he ' local officials, also continued of a pollee training program. pr.-;.w, .. ,- PLAY SUITS I· The Pomeroy National Bank Seamless Nylons by Berkshire 99c ...,t, Astronauts Promise Shot 'Down the Pickle Barrel' Probe Cause Of Cave-in At Athens ·'/" ,. SYMPHONY SLATED Robert Boud,...u, above, director of the A,. erican Wind Symphony orchestra, leads one of tho instrumental ...... tiona chosen 'for this year1s appearances from • barge going down the Ohio River. AI right Bou· dreau is in a closeup in action. The wind oymph· ony will make an after· noon and nighHime per· formance in Pomeroy on Wadrtelll,y, July 27, at tilt, ~~~~~~ lot levee. ..!fliere"'ijll' ~ no eclmls· siori charge for this cui· turel event sponsored by the Pomeroy Chamber of 9 PIECE COOKWARE SnS City Raked by Hit-run Fire I t ' " II ~~~~­ WOMEN$ APRONS Give you wODderful comfori In sizes amall (8\it.fl) medium (9\it·lO) Iorge (10\it·ll) Ha•e aoft foam eushion sole, completely seamless, low cut, will not show. In the hosiery department on the 1st floor. Cotton prints ID half aprons or bib jrvnt otyleo. On aale on the lit floor. 87c S1Deel9tl. ... .kforitt of ~ooto~eal fte ,nlque 1h..UO• ladq qulitiiiM•Brown'• a.eh Clolb han Dot beea •111 11 No.....Polo oqilonn WOII- lo<bU lo ... oodr ""'A Wcr, 11on1J,..... ..... .. --. Y o a - - tl NEW $1.50 GILLETTE ' SUf'd/ ADJUSTABLE RAZOR With SupOr Slain!. . stool llodoo In hlnclr ptollfc cOM Gil.,. whllo, duro~lo. w1_.1 ontl quick cllyl... lultoltlo lor l,...r ond - - - · lllo, quort ____.. - 'JIJo,.... -w. ..,w ,., - .... _ ......... .... .......... . . . . _... ,_ ....... . . """" odbtij>;- $,.29 GLIDDEN FOUR HOUR ENAMEL Mrs. George Freeland, Pe a r 1 'Hoffmaa, and a guest, Mrs. Florence Hannay of Aknln, the •_______________________________________________.1 guestofB~ihWhiw . Accused Buteher.ofEight, is ReJDorseful SA LEI FOOTLETS $1.15 .. ,.• .:f' Symphony Coming July 27 Double Coated with Teflon e1 qt. Sauce Pan with Cover e 2 qt. Sauce Pan with Cover e 4 qt. Dutch Oven with Cover e 10" SkiUet e Nylon Spoon and Spatula WOIHnl "VAMPS" I Commerce. CJt\ bam••• and have it... the me and only COOKSBEST ... BY WEST BEND ' . loo _ , ...... .., lo """" - Warning Given Of Race Riots - _~_.._ _JAall'i."' .... - •ia." !o .......... aa.U.H liST, .. - - . . , . .,._..._INIIT,JI · PWnC BASKET UNUS ~lllhll ltuktl lnte wtlorproaf llundry. \'11.,.; c..~ pintle IIMr, prl~ lOIIar - 1 39c ELBERFELDS IN · P:PM:ERO.Y . LET US MfiT YOUR HOME COMPLEIELY . ' ll..----------------------------~.~,~----~~~ - M . .-~-----------.-.--.1 ··~·'P·· . tf.; ·~;.· ·_,\' ·v i ~l:r. l·'J ''r j ...~~·~.~lo"'-·•--- ~"1"- · ··.If!o'-.-"!t\J.I-...o,.....•• - ••· • ••. ,. _.,. '' �., " ' . ;~ .' I ~.' (' GEMOO t-.Dilly SenUnel,:___ PQmoroy·Midftleport, 0., July 21, 1008, .. _ __c:______::_ _______ -·--- ;:____::_::__:.,,:.___ -· HELEN HELP Us ' l---by H ..en Bottel . .... . tConUnued from P.,. ,I) · lll)led outside his Vosldlod ~ capoule Marcb 18, 1165. · "s~:.~=~ r::~~ ~;~· ,, •' ' ' ' '' . '. ' ' ' • =! minutes to 10 minutes for 1 ....thlaotera OhiO's lllotll Leonov. 11Nuwu1 VaabloD co• !OUTII ASKED FOR IT! together. We saw each other of- Young and Collins, both 35, J • I !· ""M'ls column is for ycung poo- ten but never once lhought a , turned in for lhe night at about , ')I~ tbolr problems and pleas- bout dlltlng. . [' midnight EDT Wednesday to l t'iite's, !heir troobies and run. As It might sound strange. but rest up lor "light work" inday '¥1111\ the rest of Helen Help I we had a perec f I rea I ti'ons hi . before the sDiashdown. I' d h US·!. '' wetoomes laughs but IMy girl friend doesn 't like to Were pret1y oggooe appy ~'t dodge a serious question do nutty Ulings like siq while down here," MISSion Control W1lh a brosh-<>fl. , walking down the streel. or , told the astrooa.~ls before they Send your teen-ase ques climb lree to watch h went to It was • rea lions to YOUTH ASKED FOR I bmis: and he and I do things ' good day. . IT care of Helen Help US!, l'k th' th !I ' m The crewmen, settling down 11 . , 1 e as a e e. · · 1 lblto newspaper. for a scheduled lO.hour seep ivHERE FRIENDSHIP ENDS , Last rlight we were walking I perlnd. got the mmage from Pear Heieo: home from lhe library and we lhe sround: "We'll watch you 'My airI friend's boy frieod Istarted talking about love and I and see you back at the and 1 have always been good I what It shoold be. We agreed ' ranch.'' Young and Collins went 1 pais. Around ochooi we c-onfid· it shooid be llstemng to t h e I to sleep during their 33rd Orbit . ed In each other did bomework other's problems, liking I he Sptttaculara Over I ,I ' .. - - - same Uling, wanting to _be toThe astronauts had photogra· gether for the I•Y of bemg to- ·-phy uperiments schejluled to- , ~ gether, not just to spend mon·l day but the spectaculars were \ . :.,. ~ ey on going places, over. ; 1 ' \...(Continued from Page t) You guessed it. I very naive- 1 . hii knack for lusln& oriental ly exclaimed, "Why that's just I Young had to uae too much of I Entire Stock ~nd Occidental styles while how I feel about you." Then I his dwindling supply of steeri?l ~~ling for a wide range of realized what had happened - rocke_t fuel to keep the Gemmi 1 tniern instrumentation. :all ut a sudden we were no 10 w1thin 50 feet of the dead ~ the work• commissioned longer tw_o friends, but boy and , A~.ena 8 for Collins'.. spo"•waik. I l"":i!JI• !1166 season were pre- Btrl walking m lhe dark. 1 Get back tn Ground in Pitlsbursh by lhe We said no more, not a word. Control commanded 30 minut.. Symphony and some of II'm really shook, Helen. What ! after the scheduled M-minute ' may turn 'up in ttle con- to do? My girl friend doesn't i walk bea:an. ''Come on back in lltr•· [like him lhat much: it wasn 't I lhe house, " Young told Collins. include ''Adaa:lo for ever really serious between I But before the walk was w ympbony" by the famed them . She isn't tbe problem - I finished . America had ..vera! S composer Joaquin Rod- I am. I'm afraid I've lost 1 new satellites in orbit-inciud· Hurry, just in time for your vacation wear. Our tii r a special "' Overture'' good •male! fr~end_. I do?'ll ing a 50-foot '"snake," a uzot" All from famous makers. You'll recognize at first entire stock of swim suits and play clothes ereatby Eimer Bernstein. know whether I m, m love With gun, a camera ~nd 1 partially .tcht at prlcn that mean sensational aavlngs. Our tanjd for his musical back· him because I don t koow wh•t I used ntght plan. ly reduced; VQiincla for oome of the most love IS supposed to be,. but . I I The jettisoned "snake" was entlre stock Ia on sale. Nothing reserved. AU new famoua films ol ·.,." senora· do know I need hiS fnendshlp the hose that supplied Collins ti more than anythmg. - COL- with oxygen durtns his walk. 1966 styles. Juniors, Misses and Half Sizes. See the , ~~lenled 81 1 compDller, con- LEGE BOUND He also lost the hand-held gun wide selecUon of styles and sizes. tor ctllll.'trl pianbt and Dear C.B.: •sed to propell him througl ' 8 ·~· , vie The best kind of love ls has- space and a hasse-lblad cameurer, ernsllt"m s mo ed fri dsh' K 1· L • · · · lud "Th M8 n With I. on en Ip. eep on c Im.,. ra. ~s ane e " ~. tng trees togPther but add a llle Geldtn Arm, Tht Ten snifter of "Me Jane You Tar- \ The loiSes were lhe result of Commandmon~;" and "T h • zan." He'll get lh~ message. ; the spacewaik and ottempts to Carpelball'"· He ts cur· - H. clean up the cabin afterwardo. rentiy at work on a score for Crowded Area I ~Heawmllult.~:mlllion dollar epic "This place makes a snake boose at the zoo look like a l Od!!t -works promiered in . Sunday school picnic," Collins I PI~ Include camargo said of the crowded Gemini 10. 1 Guarilleri's "Homase to Villa Yoons and Collins undocked Lobos." a three • movement from' the Asena 10 tarset I work which hooors his fellow Wednesday and chased down Brazilian compoeer Heiler f1 lhrough thousands ol miles of ' Villa Lobos, who died oot tong 1 ,., space the Agena 8 vehicle that I alter one of his own works was PT. PLEASANT The !lody has been in space since last 1 pqrformed by the Wind Sym- of Delbert Clonch, 5'1. Rt 2, March 1 . ' .•.. L1rge Group .. ' phMy. in 1959; "Divertimento" Athens, was found ·Wednesday w the French prize • winner in the Hocking river, just be- ..During the spacewalk, Collins r.eor~os Auric: and a new work low the Athena dam. He nad slld outside Gemini 10 and ONE GROUP b•· Henk Badings, hi1 fourth been missing since July II , lois retrloved an II ln. by five-inch , w;nd :lJ>Jilphony commiasion. death was ruled aC<Id<>ntal box hold lA> the side of tho Tbes.- world-wide selections, drowning by Athens county of- cabin by a fabric sometimes c which cover o complete range ficiais. used to close ladies skirts and Gf musical tastes. should cerMr . Clonch, a former Mason seal diapers. tainly bring a global flavor to counUan, was born at Hender- He passed this box in to V1lues To $12.95 t.he dl$iet's shores when the i son M May 5, 1909. son of the Young, then "zotted" with the Wind Symphony t'Omes to klWtL late John and Vlefti hand-gun to tho Agena and gol Hicks Clonch. He is survive,) a similar box. Both contain, OVER 150 • · - - - - - - - - · by his wife, the former Erma hopefully , meteorite parliclos Jeffers. that could t.tt ground scientists ' Surviving children ore Char· whether tbere are living I Smar,tly Stylecl les Clonch of Chauncey, 0., organisms In space. ~.. Wendell Clonch of Athens, Mrs. But officials lear one of the Dymple Dickens of The Plains, boxes may have fioaled out of and Mrs. Darlene Settle ol the capouie before the hatch WOOllier, 0, There are 11 grand was closed. children. Olher survivors are "Everythfnl outside 15 about lwo brothers and foor sisters, like what we predicled." Coili!Ul Clarence Clonch, Mrs. Mary said ol his wallt. "ll's really McCoy, Mrs. Virgie Casto and great. We can set tho world." SIMI 30 to 31 Mrs. Leola Likons, all ol Hencf. I Reclucod To _ erson ; John Clonch of Poinl , 0 0 Pleasant, and Mrs. Rona LitchI White Majority field of New Haven. 1 All Famous Makes. styles In 2 and WASHINGTON - President Services will ba held at 2 p. I Johnson . appealinl. ror an ellO m. Frldly at the Mohr-Stevens 3 Piece Models ENTIRE STOCK " raeif( viollnt't in the slums Funeral Home. Rev. Chari eo >I U.S. cities, said Negroes Rogers will officiale, and burial QIUSI recognizde tllal civil ri&htJ Iwill be in Suncrest cemetery. >rogress ~ponds on a white IFriend• may call at lhe funeral majorllyiJial holds "democratic 1home after 7 p. m. lnday. SAIGON <UP() - Thrao U.S. power.•• :· i Air Force planes ,nd . eiJhl Included are imported silk~. worsteds and other and .,..wmen wore lost Wednelday Wmll'* that the sa ins of recent ynra could be lost ' boice fabrics. Tailored try famous makers. u American pilots ftew 110 Johnlon lii!d 1 Wednesday newol bombing mlssio111 in . Commu· confe,....,. that he hoped Amer- 1 f nisi Nortb Vietnamese skies icaas "will not rooort "' vio- l dolled with MIG jels, missiles I Small Group lence,. in efforts to secure aquallty lor ail pel'Jona. He oak!, Ei<ven ladies of tho Pomeroy - - - - - - - he was ••nol interested in ''bla ; Women 's Golf Association were 1111111 brodCIIII eoHmed power" or "wh>l< power." What at the Hidden Valley Goil II ·Amerlcaa plaDol were 1 ~ I am COilCWDed witll II demt>- rourse at Pt. Pleasant Wednes· obot llowa dorlll& Wedae.. '. 4 cralia )lOwer. with a small 'D' day to compete in an 18-hoie ..,., nidi ud IIIII ...,nl . ·~ 1 golf tow-nsment. more Amerlo1o pilots were i None of RomlU!y ' Winnins prizes wen Vivian coptved. ,r' 1 1 NEW YORK _ A close friend Wisor. Bernice Darst, Eleanor of John F. Kennedy said today Gordon , Harriet ~van , P•ari and flak, U.S. mDitary spoket. I the late president reprded Welker, He!llly 0 Bnen and men said lnday. ' ; Michigan Gov. George Romney Marion Ebenbach. Others at- In two dayt of air activity in ALL 1 as tho one Republican be would I tend'?& were Agnes Brown, the North and South, the toll of , ! oot want k> run against In ·a Phyllis HoMesy, L 00 I so U.S. planes and hellcoplors presidelltilll olectlon. In the Thompson, and Dorothy Lacoy. rose to nine. It waa probable 0 ..,. current imie or McCall's maga· I Foliowmg the moldlea the vt .. that 11 mea were kllled. OUr famOUI _label COlli. AD '1188 styles. Well' tine, Paul B. Red Fay Jr .. Ken- [•tors were 1111111 •I 1 dinn.,. One ol the losset was that of now through fall even wjnter. fl-,eea, •IOdy's untlersocretory ol the at the Shriner's Club 11 Point an RB8a jel eleetronic jammltlJl ·;avy, wrote lhllt the President ' Pieaunt where prl... were plane shot down 70 miles :~sbmere blenda a11d other nnart flttmca. JUlio ' .oil Rannly "could be toullh" awarded. northwest of the Communist tor alld MJsses Sizes. RA!mlll)l, who it seotin1 1 ' capital o1 Hanoi while oo 1 hlrd two.yaar term this loll, is CALLED · TWICE reconnaissance mission. SIX • , ~ """'kllrtltl 1 tutllna e~ndidata Middleport E-ll ll)uidmen airmen were aboud. Two Fll!!l or pnplonUll mmifla. were summoned IWJee Wedneo- 'nwndel'l!hlels, eaeb with 1 1 .., · · • ion. "1111 CillO fellow I doo'l day, first at 4:21 p. m. lor Alvo sll!llo pilot, 11so were downed ' .,, . · ·:.• · · ~ ,._ -· , ,. oantiA>rWlliiainsti&RODlllOy," Mahan, DoUr, who heel tul· Wtdneedey. p., .. , . OPEN · FRIDAY NITE Till' 8:00 p.m: 1 a 1 1 el Syracuse Giants, Point Malleable Iron Advance to KC Quarter Finals ·' ALJ...STAR •!;•P· I I QYMPHONY Starts Friday Morning · At 9:00 A. M. Of. Nationally Adv• . Entire Stock ' I,. I [ T~~~!stiARGA\N \N K\SlOR1 BETTER DRESSES REDUCEDI PLAY CLOTHES SWIM SUITS . AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES "(oo\ us u tucumber'' An Ancient Greek Remedy Values To $49.95 1''-i wn tor dividing tbO Empedocles, kno ld moist. humors (co , bOdY into tour ded cucum- ALL SPRING & SUMMER MERCHANDISE REDUCED! t l recommen . not and drY the bodY· OnlJ d for cooling ber see dientl aceutical lngre !!nest pbarm sed today. ENTIRE STOCK SPRING AND SUMMER B0 dyFound Below Dam backed bY .SWISHER & ·LOHSE REXALL DRUGS ; SUMMER SKIRTS REDUCED! BEJ.TfR BLOUSES REDUCED! OUT THEY GOI WORLD EIght Arrmen LoSt.WI"th Three PJaneS GREATLY REDUCED 'lr Whatever you dehver, Shop Friday Til8, Saturd1y TII9 $3.00 CHEVY'S GOT YOU COVERED! DOWNIE-GROSS CLEARANCE JJ¥1111 SUMMER HATS Lady Golfers JnTournamen I' Pomeroy ··· ·~ .. s1·" ,sz." AT BIG SAVINGS TO YOUI 112 E. Main 4 Registered Pharmacists to Serve You BLOUSES SUfT S. 1 WY 2-2955 SUMMER Entire Stock Of Spring &Summer rience are u ()UII.S: e~ s101t£ t4 ptA aAHitoiO . . oa!IV IIJI\ to I 2:311 ~ .. ndaV 10:30 9 ptA S v 5 '"' to Share of Title Goes on D·RESSES ss94 and flQ94 JnHockID • PRESCR\Pl\ON -$4•80 ON SOME MERCHANDISE l--1 Off Selle! Mens Summer Suits 1 SUMMER HANDBAGS REDUCED! "I .~ ' I 1 SUMMER JEWELRY I V2 ! 1• f ' ': .~~~~~~~:~= t~::~E!1!;'Ei~ Joon -~-Porlf-OI C-~. hul A:--.:-... , LOCAL TEMPS and odmitlod. 'Qie other waa at rued polltlon for di••"'" In '!1Io lemperoture in Pom- 11:30 p. Ill. lor Mra. Len1 Melp County Common Plus ..,.. buUno8! district at 11 ::10 Saunden wbo ••• taken to Oaart fNm Eber PlckOIII, Port- Not Only o Value but Wise Investment SPRING COATS GOODYEAR NEW CAR TIRES ALL TO GO AT GREATLY PricetJ Good While Stoclc Lasts ru.n... c.n: REDUCED PRICES PRICE Don't Miss . This Gipllllc I 8ttfltUdt I Bui'k Special VII • Chtvellr I eChav~Novt818 I O:!mef s.... toot . ....e.f;:f:\1( :r..!...... .; ,.. ·Ute$·, ·· All Sales Final • N _0 A..o.:.r.:rovals . . .No Lay _ ~·· · ~ n . .v • Oldt Culltll tOidtF-11-1 • lW2 Pl11111ulh I • Rtmblu Cattle \ tTnnpal " · ·11ft · 10;-:;j;f'tf':f'?IT: ':':"i'\P '" ' 'J. ij!A~· • •())1; ~ . ' 1 matemll)' pollen!. 4uiJ ulleuN .m. -~~~--~~~-~~-~~~------------~·:'~--- ---~·:--~--~·2·:~~:-.·-~~~===~==·t·~·!·=~~·~-;-~·s·;·~-~·=·· =· ~j lillr akia. 11 and l:l'lllltr. '' •' 1 . ) ,. . ·'; · ., ... · '~t-.,-< ~ .:·~ "'! i,'·J'':'/\~ .' jo.' for POWER CUSmON TIRES I falcon I I MUIIIIII ;t~::- .." ';. tmlii.tiftrtuflDiftM 2 S34·50 ~ ~dtt Curon~1 • rthbne Tw., Fashion.a.... -eo• E.,ty.Whf• selection Is • QUAN.TITY UMITED · Same !ulsyn-Tough 3-T Rayon ·Cord hrea that come as original equfpmenl on new 1966 cars. •••..., D-.. .ll!l w...., •.,. I"" Volv• to $69.95 - - - - Sole PriCI $47.50 Vol- to $59.95 Solo PriCI $43.50 Volv• to $49.95 Sole Price $37.50 Volv• to $37.50 Sole Price $27.50 Mttn's ond Boys' Swim wear NOW IEDUC&D Men's Summer Sport Coats Choose the low-cost Chevy-Van ••• pick' from a pair of panels ••• or 11 basic Step-Van models. Vofv• to 23.50 Solo Price 16·50 MEN'S SUMMER SLACKS REDUCED! Men) Dress-Sport Shi'rts ....nley, Surfen, Kn1ts , alld Mldrao. Yo~ le 3.50 - - - - - - '2.39 All Summer MorchondiM REDUCED! DOWNIE· GROSS 'If you'Ve got a load to keep under cover-any size load from 175 cubic feetto497 cubic feet- Ch evy's equipped to handle it for you in the most economIcal manner. In fact, your Chevrolet dealer offers the widest range of covered delivery vehicles on the market. All delivering lower costs be,;ause of famous Chevrolet engine efficiency-and because of to ugh chass1s and body construction that helps r<duce ma1ntenance expense. For any type 0r length of rou te-city or rural , thruway or alleyway -a Ch evy can cover your delivery needs besL See your Cllevrolet dealer and save., · . l. ; . ''. , . ·~ '"' . :..; ,: ".!; .t_t: ~! ,'t::!ij• �., " ' . ;~ .' I ~.' (' GEMOO t-.Dilly SenUnel,:___ PQmoroy·Midftleport, 0., July 21, 1008, .. _ __c:______::_ _______ -·--- ;:____::_::__:.,,:.___ -· HELEN HELP Us ' l---by H ..en Bottel . .... . tConUnued from P.,. ,I) · lll)led outside his Vosldlod ~ capoule Marcb 18, 1165. · "s~:.~=~ r::~~ ~;~· ,, •' ' ' ' '' . '. ' ' ' • =! minutes to 10 minutes for 1 ....thlaotera OhiO's lllotll Leonov. 11Nuwu1 VaabloD co• !OUTII ASKED FOR IT! together. We saw each other of- Young and Collins, both 35, J • I !· ""M'ls column is for ycung poo- ten but never once lhought a , turned in for lhe night at about , ')I~ tbolr problems and pleas- bout dlltlng. . [' midnight EDT Wednesday to l t'iite's, !heir troobies and run. As It might sound strange. but rest up lor "light work" inday '¥1111\ the rest of Helen Help I we had a perec f I rea I ti'ons hi . before the sDiashdown. I' d h US·!. '' wetoomes laughs but IMy girl friend doesn 't like to Were pret1y oggooe appy ~'t dodge a serious question do nutty Ulings like siq while down here," MISSion Control W1lh a brosh-<>fl. , walking down the streel. or , told the astrooa.~ls before they Send your teen-ase ques climb lree to watch h went to It was • rea lions to YOUTH ASKED FOR I bmis: and he and I do things ' good day. . IT care of Helen Help US!, l'k th' th !I ' m The crewmen, settling down 11 . , 1 e as a e e. · · 1 lblto newspaper. for a scheduled lO.hour seep ivHERE FRIENDSHIP ENDS , Last rlight we were walking I perlnd. got the mmage from Pear Heieo: home from lhe library and we lhe sround: "We'll watch you 'My airI friend's boy frieod Istarted talking about love and I and see you back at the and 1 have always been good I what It shoold be. We agreed ' ranch.'' Young and Collins went 1 pais. Around ochooi we c-onfid· it shooid be llstemng to t h e I to sleep during their 33rd Orbit . ed In each other did bomework other's problems, liking I he Sptttaculara Over I ,I ' .. - - - same Uling, wanting to _be toThe astronauts had photogra· gether for the I•Y of bemg to- ·-phy uperiments schejluled to- , ~ gether, not just to spend mon·l day but the spectaculars were \ . :.,. ~ ey on going places, over. ; 1 ' \...(Continued from Page t) You guessed it. I very naive- 1 . hii knack for lusln& oriental ly exclaimed, "Why that's just I Young had to uae too much of I Entire Stock ~nd Occidental styles while how I feel about you." Then I his dwindling supply of steeri?l ~~ling for a wide range of realized what had happened - rocke_t fuel to keep the Gemmi 1 tniern instrumentation. :all ut a sudden we were no 10 w1thin 50 feet of the dead ~ the work• commissioned longer tw_o friends, but boy and , A~.ena 8 for Collins'.. spo"•waik. I l"":i!JI• !1166 season were pre- Btrl walking m lhe dark. 1 Get back tn Ground in Pitlsbursh by lhe We said no more, not a word. Control commanded 30 minut.. Symphony and some of II'm really shook, Helen. What ! after the scheduled M-minute ' may turn 'up in ttle con- to do? My girl friend doesn't i walk bea:an. ''Come on back in lltr•· [like him lhat much: it wasn 't I lhe house, " Young told Collins. include ''Adaa:lo for ever really serious between I But before the walk was w ympbony" by the famed them . She isn't tbe problem - I finished . America had ..vera! S composer Joaquin Rod- I am. I'm afraid I've lost 1 new satellites in orbit-inciud· Hurry, just in time for your vacation wear. Our tii r a special "' Overture'' good •male! fr~end_. I do?'ll ing a 50-foot '"snake," a uzot" All from famous makers. You'll recognize at first entire stock of swim suits and play clothes ereatby Eimer Bernstein. know whether I m, m love With gun, a camera ~nd 1 partially .tcht at prlcn that mean sensational aavlngs. Our tanjd for his musical back· him because I don t koow wh•t I used ntght plan. ly reduced; VQiincla for oome of the most love IS supposed to be,. but . I I The jettisoned "snake" was entlre stock Ia on sale. Nothing reserved. AU new famoua films ol ·.,." senora· do know I need hiS fnendshlp the hose that supplied Collins ti more than anythmg. - COL- with oxygen durtns his walk. 1966 styles. Juniors, Misses and Half Sizes. See the , ~~lenled 81 1 compDller, con- LEGE BOUND He also lost the hand-held gun wide selecUon of styles and sizes. tor ctllll.'trl pianbt and Dear C.B.: •sed to propell him througl ' 8 ·~· , vie The best kind of love ls has- space and a hasse-lblad cameurer, ernsllt"m s mo ed fri dsh' K 1· L • · · · lud "Th M8 n With I. on en Ip. eep on c Im.,. ra. ~s ane e " ~. tng trees togPther but add a llle Geldtn Arm, Tht Ten snifter of "Me Jane You Tar- \ The loiSes were lhe result of Commandmon~;" and "T h • zan." He'll get lh~ message. ; the spacewaik and ottempts to Carpelball'"· He ts cur· - H. clean up the cabin afterwardo. rentiy at work on a score for Crowded Area I ~Heawmllult.~:mlllion dollar epic "This place makes a snake boose at the zoo look like a l Od!!t -works promiered in . Sunday school picnic," Collins I PI~ Include camargo said of the crowded Gemini 10. 1 Guarilleri's "Homase to Villa Yoons and Collins undocked Lobos." a three • movement from' the Asena 10 tarset I work which hooors his fellow Wednesday and chased down Brazilian compoeer Heiler f1 lhrough thousands ol miles of ' Villa Lobos, who died oot tong 1 ,., space the Agena 8 vehicle that I alter one of his own works was PT. PLEASANT The !lody has been in space since last 1 pqrformed by the Wind Sym- of Delbert Clonch, 5'1. Rt 2, March 1 . ' .•.. L1rge Group .. ' phMy. in 1959; "Divertimento" Athens, was found ·Wednesday w the French prize • winner in the Hocking river, just be- ..During the spacewalk, Collins r.eor~os Auric: and a new work low the Athena dam. He nad slld outside Gemini 10 and ONE GROUP b•· Henk Badings, hi1 fourth been missing since July II , lois retrloved an II ln. by five-inch , w;nd :lJ>Jilphony commiasion. death was ruled aC<Id<>ntal box hold lA> the side of tho Tbes.- world-wide selections, drowning by Athens county of- cabin by a fabric sometimes c which cover o complete range ficiais. used to close ladies skirts and Gf musical tastes. should cerMr . Clonch, a former Mason seal diapers. tainly bring a global flavor to counUan, was born at Hender- He passed this box in to V1lues To $12.95 t.he dl$iet's shores when the i son M May 5, 1909. son of the Young, then "zotted" with the Wind Symphony t'Omes to klWtL late John and Vlefti hand-gun to tho Agena and gol Hicks Clonch. He is survive,) a similar box. Both contain, OVER 150 • · - - - - - - - - · by his wife, the former Erma hopefully , meteorite parliclos Jeffers. that could t.tt ground scientists ' Surviving children ore Char· whether tbere are living I Smar,tly Stylecl les Clonch of Chauncey, 0., organisms In space. ~.. Wendell Clonch of Athens, Mrs. But officials lear one of the Dymple Dickens of The Plains, boxes may have fioaled out of and Mrs. Darlene Settle ol the capouie before the hatch WOOllier, 0, There are 11 grand was closed. children. Olher survivors are "Everythfnl outside 15 about lwo brothers and foor sisters, like what we predicled." Coili!Ul Clarence Clonch, Mrs. Mary said ol his wallt. "ll's really McCoy, Mrs. Virgie Casto and great. We can set tho world." SIMI 30 to 31 Mrs. Leola Likons, all ol Hencf. I Reclucod To _ erson ; John Clonch of Poinl , 0 0 Pleasant, and Mrs. Rona LitchI White Majority field of New Haven. 1 All Famous Makes. styles In 2 and WASHINGTON - President Services will ba held at 2 p. I Johnson . appealinl. ror an ellO m. Frldly at the Mohr-Stevens 3 Piece Models ENTIRE STOCK " raeif( viollnt't in the slums Funeral Home. Rev. Chari eo >I U.S. cities, said Negroes Rogers will officiale, and burial QIUSI recognizde tllal civil ri&htJ Iwill be in Suncrest cemetery. >rogress ~ponds on a white IFriend• may call at lhe funeral majorllyiJial holds "democratic 1home after 7 p. m. lnday. SAIGON <UP() - Thrao U.S. power.•• :· i Air Force planes ,nd . eiJhl Included are imported silk~. worsteds and other and .,..wmen wore lost Wednelday Wmll'* that the sa ins of recent ynra could be lost ' boice fabrics. Tailored try famous makers. u American pilots ftew 110 Johnlon lii!d 1 Wednesday newol bombing mlssio111 in . Commu· confe,....,. that he hoped Amer- 1 f nisi Nortb Vietnamese skies icaas "will not rooort "' vio- l dolled with MIG jels, missiles I Small Group lence,. in efforts to secure aquallty lor ail pel'Jona. He oak!, Ei<ven ladies of tho Pomeroy - - - - - - - he was ••nol interested in ''bla ; Women 's Golf Association were 1111111 brodCIIII eoHmed power" or "wh>l< power." What at the Hidden Valley Goil II ·Amerlcaa plaDol were 1 ~ I am COilCWDed witll II demt>- rourse at Pt. Pleasant Wednes· obot llowa dorlll& Wedae.. '. 4 cralia )lOwer. with a small 'D' day to compete in an 18-hoie ..,., nidi ud IIIII ...,nl . ·~ 1 golf tow-nsment. more Amerlo1o pilots were i None of RomlU!y ' Winnins prizes wen Vivian coptved. ,r' 1 1 NEW YORK _ A close friend Wisor. Bernice Darst, Eleanor of John F. Kennedy said today Gordon , Harriet ~van , P•ari and flak, U.S. mDitary spoket. I the late president reprded Welker, He!llly 0 Bnen and men said lnday. ' ; Michigan Gov. George Romney Marion Ebenbach. Others at- In two dayt of air activity in ALL 1 as tho one Republican be would I tend'?& were Agnes Brown, the North and South, the toll of , ! oot want k> run against In ·a Phyllis HoMesy, L 00 I so U.S. planes and hellcoplors presidelltilll olectlon. In the Thompson, and Dorothy Lacoy. rose to nine. It waa probable 0 ..,. current imie or McCall's maga· I Foliowmg the moldlea the vt .. that 11 mea were kllled. OUr famOUI _label COlli. AD '1188 styles. Well' tine, Paul B. Red Fay Jr .. Ken- [•tors were 1111111 •I 1 dinn.,. One ol the losset was that of now through fall even wjnter. fl-,eea, •IOdy's untlersocretory ol the at the Shriner's Club 11 Point an RB8a jel eleetronic jammltlJl ·;avy, wrote lhllt the President ' Pieaunt where prl... were plane shot down 70 miles :~sbmere blenda a11d other nnart flttmca. JUlio ' .oil Rannly "could be toullh" awarded. northwest of the Communist tor alld MJsses Sizes. RA!mlll)l, who it seotin1 1 ' capital o1 Hanoi while oo 1 hlrd two.yaar term this loll, is CALLED · TWICE reconnaissance mission. SIX • , ~ """'kllrtltl 1 tutllna e~ndidata Middleport E-ll ll)uidmen airmen were aboud. Two Fll!!l or pnplonUll mmifla. were summoned IWJee Wedneo- 'nwndel'l!hlels, eaeb with 1 1 .., · · • ion. "1111 CillO fellow I doo'l day, first at 4:21 p. m. lor Alvo sll!llo pilot, 11so were downed ' .,, . · ·:.• · · ~ ,._ -· , ,. oantiA>rWlliiainsti&RODlllOy," Mahan, DoUr, who heel tul· Wtdneedey. p., .. , . OPEN · FRIDAY NITE Till' 8:00 p.m: 1 a 1 1 el Syracuse Giants, Point Malleable Iron Advance to KC Quarter Finals ·' ALJ...STAR •!;•P· I I QYMPHONY Starts Friday Morning · At 9:00 A. M. Of. Nationally Adv• . Entire Stock ' I,. I [ T~~~!stiARGA\N \N K\SlOR1 BETTER DRESSES REDUCEDI PLAY CLOTHES SWIM SUITS . AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES "(oo\ us u tucumber'' An Ancient Greek Remedy Values To $49.95 1''-i wn tor dividing tbO Empedocles, kno ld moist. humors (co , bOdY into tour ded cucum- ALL SPRING & SUMMER MERCHANDISE REDUCED! t l recommen . not and drY the bodY· OnlJ d for cooling ber see dientl aceutical lngre !!nest pbarm sed today. ENTIRE STOCK SPRING AND SUMMER B0 dyFound Below Dam backed bY .SWISHER & ·LOHSE REXALL DRUGS ; SUMMER SKIRTS REDUCED! BEJ.TfR BLOUSES REDUCED! OUT THEY GOI WORLD EIght Arrmen LoSt.WI"th Three PJaneS GREATLY REDUCED 'lr Whatever you dehver, Shop Friday Til8, Saturd1y TII9 $3.00 CHEVY'S GOT YOU COVERED! DOWNIE-GROSS CLEARANCE JJ¥1111 SUMMER HATS Lady Golfers JnTournamen I' Pomeroy ··· ·~ .. s1·" ,sz." AT BIG SAVINGS TO YOUI 112 E. Main 4 Registered Pharmacists to Serve You BLOUSES SUfT S. 1 WY 2-2955 SUMMER Entire Stock Of Spring &Summer rience are u ()UII.S: e~ s101t£ t4 ptA aAHitoiO . . oa!IV IIJI\ to I 2:311 ~ .. ndaV 10:30 9 ptA S v 5 '"' to Share of Title Goes on D·RESSES ss94 and flQ94 JnHockID • PRESCR\Pl\ON -$4•80 ON SOME MERCHANDISE l--1 Off Selle! Mens Summer Suits 1 SUMMER HANDBAGS REDUCED! "I .~ ' I 1 SUMMER JEWELRY I V2 ! 1• f ' ': .~~~~~~~:~= t~::~E!1!;'Ei~ Joon -~-Porlf-OI C-~. hul A:--.:-... , LOCAL TEMPS and odmitlod. 'Qie other waa at rued polltlon for di••"'" In '!1Io lemperoture in Pom- 11:30 p. Ill. lor Mra. Len1 Melp County Common Plus ..,.. buUno8! district at 11 ::10 Saunden wbo ••• taken to Oaart fNm Eber PlckOIII, Port- Not Only o Value but Wise Investment SPRING COATS GOODYEAR NEW CAR TIRES ALL TO GO AT GREATLY PricetJ Good While Stoclc Lasts ru.n... c.n: REDUCED PRICES PRICE Don't Miss . This Gipllllc I 8ttfltUdt I Bui'k Special VII • Chtvellr I eChav~Novt818 I O:!mef s.... toot . ....e.f;:f:\1( :r..!...... .; ,.. ·Ute$·, ·· All Sales Final • N _0 A..o.:.r.:rovals . . .No Lay _ ~·· · ~ n . .v • Oldt Culltll tOidtF-11-1 • lW2 Pl11111ulh I • Rtmblu Cattle \ tTnnpal " · ·11ft · 10;-:;j;f'tf':f'?IT: ':':"i'\P '" ' 'J. ij!A~· • •())1; ~ . ' 1 matemll)' pollen!. 4uiJ ulleuN .m. -~~~--~~~-~~-~~~------------~·:'~--- ---~·:--~--~·2·:~~:-.·-~~~===~==·t·~·!·=~~·~-;-~·s·;·~-~·=·· =· ~j lillr akia. 11 and l:l'lllltr. '' •' 1 . ) ,. . ·'; · ., ... · '~t-.,-< ~ .:·~ "'! i,'·J'':'/\~ .' jo.' for POWER CUSmON TIRES I falcon I I MUIIIIII ;t~::- .." ';. tmlii.tiftrtuflDiftM 2 S34·50 ~ ~dtt Curon~1 • rthbne Tw., Fashion.a.... -eo• E.,ty.Whf• selection Is • QUAN.TITY UMITED · Same !ulsyn-Tough 3-T Rayon ·Cord hrea that come as original equfpmenl on new 1966 cars. •••..., D-.. .ll!l w...., •.,. I"" Volv• to $69.95 - - - - Sole PriCI $47.50 Vol- to $59.95 Solo PriCI $43.50 Volv• to $49.95 Sole Price $37.50 Volv• to $37.50 Sole Price $27.50 Mttn's ond Boys' Swim wear NOW IEDUC&D Men's Summer Sport Coats Choose the low-cost Chevy-Van ••• pick' from a pair of panels ••• or 11 basic Step-Van models. Vofv• to 23.50 Solo Price 16·50 MEN'S SUMMER SLACKS REDUCED! Men) Dress-Sport Shi'rts ....nley, Surfen, Kn1ts , alld Mldrao. Yo~ le 3.50 - - - - - - '2.39 All Summer MorchondiM REDUCED! DOWNIE· GROSS 'If you'Ve got a load to keep under cover-any size load from 175 cubic feetto497 cubic feet- Ch evy's equipped to handle it for you in the most economIcal manner. In fact, your Chevrolet dealer offers the widest range of covered delivery vehicles on the market. All delivering lower costs be,;ause of famous Chevrolet engine efficiency-and because of to ugh chass1s and body construction that helps r<duce ma1ntenance expense. For any type 0r length of rou te-city or rural , thruway or alleyway -a Ch evy can cover your delivery needs besL See your Cllevrolet dealer and save., · . l. ; . ''. , . ·~ '"' . :..; ,: ".!; .t_t: ~! ,'t::!ij• �'. daY and eelebraled ollt three hils in Twins to tholr third ( ' I . I G }" S a tops '' M--...ll"eld I!'} 1 Dally Se~tlnel, Pomeroy-1\ltddleport. 0 ., July 21, 19A6-S I I I () I I I I 1---00 I OIUCK or11ALUESJ-- ......v IHUCCOR PLAYTIME. ESSENTIALS! . J• Oxfords and Loafers 6.88 9.88 ~ens VVork Shoes 9 88 ,. 5.88 7.88 . ~~.:""": :-.:BEN ROUSH SHOE STORE Ft-<AN~Lit-i ::-~ s -~- ==·..:.::·~·---~"""""". . . . . . . . """"'""""""""""""'""""""""""""""!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!1!!!!!!!!!!!!! •th The Dodge Boys e WI ~:v:~..:: . R•d Gem:~.:": !':any :~~~~· ~; :fe~a:~.= t2 I . ByJEFFMEfEiti EllewberelnlbeALCbicago In = apace lllday-tbe Baltimore York blanked Kansaa City 4-11 who fell to foortb place. Otioles, who are just out of Ibis and Calllornla shaded Beeton 1- games off the pace. Buford 1lldd;. . o In 10 Innings after loslag f.l. <ollected two hlt.o one his fifth Baltimore b.. biMied off and Boog PoweD and Brooks homer of lbe cam'palgo. ~w orblla 10 1-1 games above Robinson •!ammed home runs Celebrated Blrlildoy :he American LIJa&ue. A as the Orioles sent All 3lar Tony Oliva turned 25 Wednei1JOWerful. lineup supplied the Denny 1\lcLiin to lbe \;;;~~~:.;;;~~;.,;;~~.\ lbrust thai carried the Orioles showers after lour bmingl. past seoond-place Detroit Uke Powell's homer tied for aecood the TJ&ers were standing still. with 22 In the A.L. home run 1be Orlolll have had 35 hils derby, three bebind leader and DRY In two pmee a&llnat Delrall, teammate Fraok Robinson. collecting II In a 13-3 rout Powell walloped his homer CLEANING Tuesday nl&bt and II more In a with a man abeard In the fifth Service On Request 10.7 trltnnpb Wedneaday night. to Jill Baltimore alJead 11-7 and Baltimore slammed lour bo- highlight a three-run Inning. mers In the flnt game and Broeb Robinson collected two another two in the a--'. RBI'a to nlaa his junior elrcult The secOild - place Tigers lead to 78 wblle reliever Moe CLEANERS POMEROY came Into Baltimore wltbln a n_~ra.::bo:.:.::w::sky'!__::fi::nlsb=ed:__:o"P:_:wi:_::th~,.,,.,,.,~....,....,....,~..,.,: prayer• of lint. 'tb but loave after State Bank No. 524 todaYI game Wl the prospect REPORT OF CONDmON OF 2 HOUR I THE RACIIE HOME BANK streak after shaving Balli· more's lead to only six: Kames last week. Earlleot Dote Winning five of their lui six games, the Orioles are heading for the earliest pennant clinchIng date In junior circuit blstory and the wldesl margin of victory. '11le New York Yankees sewed up the fla& oa Sept. 4, 1941, and also tumed In the greatest runaway-19 1·2 1ames In 1936. OF RACINE In the State of Ohio at the close of business on June 30 1966 ASSETS ' Cash, balances with other banks, and cash ltew In process of collection ---------- ' 118,478.97 United States Government obllgations, 431,121.75 direct and guaranteed ---------------Ob ligations of States and poHII<al subdlvWons 100,728.75 7,033.00 Other aeeur!Uea (Including no oorporate stocka) 814,007.23 Other loans and dlacounta --- -------------Bank premise~, furniture and f!J:Iures, and G,500.00 other aaaets represenUng hank premises 1,535.70 Other uaet. ----------------------------- - - -- ' } )eEP DoWN t ~ALUE! ~ ~ ,, Sa•rsl~le h•, ter .... IM'fllll ·--................. welL liJ ........, e -tbl' lltld llll-omller all well con- pro•ocl ditione. • No ,riM..... oo pit, no ,.,. . heu• - uve1 up to $H50.00 ao lnstollotloa. WELL DRIWNG (1-rthiiiSI Completol -~.. Do· - To Pay FOREMAN & ABBOTI WY t.ml II. W A.., MI.. ,ut, 0, WY4 VOCAL w.uatll HERMIT . w - ' - JJrhot 1h IIHt e•fropodilg vho tllPJ"e In lot' ..;..- . oollh 1M p~ ......-AIICH UVALS State will Appeal Court's Ruling on Apportionment William R. White ,.; blower & Weeks Hennphill, Noys says that unUI aome the world's monetary pro•blerns signs of clearing up, ancl Push Mowers was in charge of recreation. Refreshments were served - I ou health. and Vicki Harrisen I :r COLUMBUS (UP!) - State! and the federal court, to b:a~if~u~lt i~e oonmwl offtclals saki Wednesday they • AFL · CIO. . planned to appeal the Franklin The pian to be used In N• tradmg range of recent ruontbs . . County Court of Appeals ruling vember iB the result of a U.S . ...,.,_...,._ _ __ that the Ohiq apportionment Supreme Court ruling iliiUMklMJ .. J plan was Illegally conceived by Ohio's Hanna Amendment, PT. PLEASANT - T be the apportionment board. which granled a Womaa's Society of Cbrillllan The court said the board, to each county regardless Service of lile St. Paul Metb· eo m p o' e d of Gov. James size. was unconstitutional odist Cbureb, Jackson A\lt., Rhodeo, Slete Auditor Roger cause il violated the "one-m.an, I wl 11 IIJlOROor an old lasbllined Cloud and Secretary e( state one-vole" principle. ice cream soclal July 291b Ted Brown, Had no authority to Rhod"" called a special ses- !rom 5 until 9 p. m. oa til• ,old two meetings "in secret sion of the I05th legislature aft- lawn of the ebarch. assembly" -when it adopted ap- er tile November 1964 election CUmmit!Oe ebainnln lor portlonment plans for the Sen- resulted in the Senate having tbe aoclal are: Mra. FrUces ole and House. Republicans and t6 Democrats. Grimm, drlake; Mro. Carrie However, election of the tO'Ith The lame duck legislature CUaClfU, baked pldl; Mra, legislature will be conducted un- adopted an ayportifllllltent Jewell Bordmaa, wldte el&der the plan because the federal and put it on the May, 1965 . phanl sale; Mn. R1111t Tyg· court in Cincinnati ruled the mary ballot, but me votlors ! rett, sandwlcbea aad balled plan will -be used despite any lured it down. b"ana; Ml'll. Elwaada Ieard state court decisions to the cen- had maintained Its juri!!dlction and Mra. Doltfe Dunl, let trary. In the case, said It would ac- cream; Mn. LacUle llwaDD . and Mn. Nad!Bo Pldlllpa, Tbe court of appeals, aknow~ cept plans from any · clean up. edging that feet, saki that the parties. · Power Mowers JULY SALE to ' NOW Charolett• Wamsley. o/o OFF FABRICS Far Every Sewing Need • Singer Saies-Servico • McCall's Petterns CHEMICAL suns<reen repneeall growing field or produfls ID prolefl hyperleulllve oklns. '', "- ~ The FABRIC SHOP 'i}f •. Ebersbach Hardware . ,,, POMEROY " "Everything In Hardware" MAIN ST. 992-21 .. Pomeroy 115 W. 2nd I·., 1;; . ; ' • -~ .' irl : sl "'v: late:~=d~;ec~iid~e~d:it:ha~t I--~::-::~==~ courtwas theTheSenate aod accepted the Pleeseal Valley llaapilal board's plan lor both houses. Admll1ed - Mra. JIICkRl!bertl h\ rnling that the board had lno, W!Rfleld; Mrl. no authority , to meet, Jndge J~B, Pl Pleasaot; Mra. William C. Bryant, who writes Regtnald Tygrett, Pl. Pl_..t; the appeaill court dec!Ston, Mrs. WDHt King, ArbUCkle; thai since the board met in 11161 James Maroh, Pl. Pleasant; and was allowed by the Ohio Linda Hughes, GaHipoliiCifllriE~I Consljlution to meet once Dlocharged - Mra. 10 years. the 11165 meeting Jewell, New Havee; Dr. illegal. Irvin, Pl. Pleaaanl He said the board could ATili!:LTE'S FOOT preoenled a plan to the federal HOW TO TREAT ITcourt but it "acted without thertty ... " . Another judge, JohR C. Duffy, concurred and said the board members "were attempting ~ j;t';;.};;; act not adminislratevly but judicially ... " 'The apportionment board's .,~,~o 'AOJ!RIM4 ...... ,... :M tct NOI.L'f'lt ...-e GII .. ILII~ •1\.I.L lnll ~qwnJ[8Cllll\ plan calls for election of 99 rep---'noJ. .tooa -..ws .md ~ resentatives from single-mem· H3VII IWYIW districts and 33 Senators Ill ~"ll'llN B · ti:•O t NJ,f P'tl Pd nf) from three adjoiniag House dis· IHIIf. Oil Afll , / , ~·;,1 H 'lrl I ~- ., ,, A liffle goes a long Wag! ,, ,., ) 1:! I U~ 1( " ' ,- rt ... ,{' : · ....••.- The Dodge Boys are ridin', drivin', poundin' leather to gel you and agreat-new Dodge together. Step up, pardner; it's your deal. And with the good guys, you know everything's stacked in your favor. Mr. and Mrs. John Glllagly and son Mark and Claire Waggoner were Sunday ttuest. of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Waggoner: Mrs. Betty Mon of Fort Wayne, bid. · iS visiting In the Fe!O Alkire borne. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Plummer of CarroD, 0. came to see Mr. Plummer of Rutland who II QJ, ' WHHard Faudree · Mts. ---------------------------- S 126,000.00 You can tell they're aood auys; they all wear white hats. and hnrl her shoulder. . D$1 Tomer Sr. Is llaylng with &lJ', And Mrs. . Dorsey Jordon at Carpenter. 'He Is •lowly lmprovlnR from..ltill fall. Mr. and Mrs. In>• Holley and children were in Mllton, W. Va. Mrs. Joe -Sa~ .II home !rom the liDlzer Roapltal. - Mli. John Stout ... U'_ ' ~T ~ WE'RE LOOKING FOR PEOPLE WHO ' . UKE 'TO DRAW. "" 1~ :\ ., '-del - 'iw~alatt&t t'hs..,_'l,.••• 5 ' ' h f / II ' t t ' PC lit"s . . IJIIPtD1000b+ lllesaJ81r 01 P I r bd'&11 dJal'sTI .... IIDod..,.... .... w It ..... ,....~.. IH DSo "il.,...__, z ,' 5 .... 'A"'••C ts , . , :t 3: I Mill & Second Streets Middleport, . o~ j r - • , ,..._...,.. _..___,,·-.-----..~AIIIPC,._8118111 a I z •I a II a; t ... I - ' ,. R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. ' ' . ,, .. ~r ' ' . _· Glt.\CB IUUDER, Notlly PubUo. -My COIIIIIIIJalon expires May 14tb, 1988. ,, •· ·, ... George Clark of Carroll call· ed on friends here. and other UablliUes ------------------ $ 126,000.00 ·-· 11 The Leading Credc 4-H Helpers club met at the home of Mrs. Charolette Wallllliey on July 13, at 6:30. AdviBors Blanche Harriso11 and Wamsley. First Aid was discussed and projects were reviewed. Shar· on Carter gave a demonstration on how to put a zipper in. Mary Gardner gave a report ! Mrl. Elenore Stout RRd Robert were guests of Mr. 111d Mrl. Tom Wells. MEMORANDA Average of total deposits for the 15 calendar dayo endln& with call date ---- $1,228,584.15 Average of total loans for the 15 calenshdar daya with call date ---821,658.118 Loa111 u DWD In Item 7 of "Asaeta" are 3,375.00 after deduction of valuation reserves of Securities as shown ln items 2·5 of ' 4 Assets" are after deduction of valuation reserves of 850.00 SUPPLEMENTAL MEMORANDA Pledged assets and securiUes loaned (book value): U.S. Government obllgallons, direct and guannteed, pledged to aecure depoalts I, John T. Wolfe, r:.shter, of the above-named hank, do aolemnly swear thai lbb report of condition Is true and correct, to the best of my lnlowledge and bellef. JOHN T. WOLFE, Cashier Correct-Attest: ALBERT HILL, JR. J. W. WEAVER, JR. Dtmtora. CHAlUJ!:S D. YOST STATE OF OIDO, COUNTY OF MEIGS, ss: Sworn to and subsulbed before me this 16th day of July, 1966, and I hereby cerUfy ·tbal I '1111 not an officer or director of this bank. · J Meeting Today IBillli:~~~~~c=·======== Common lllocl<-total par value ------------ $ 65,000.00 No. sharea authorized 2200 No. sharel outatalldiq 2200 S:ll1WI ---------------------------····· 6G,OOO.OO u vlded profits -----------------------43,477.02 TOTTOAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ------------153,477.02 TAL !JABilJTIES AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ----------······ $1,478,405.40 TOTAL ., l Mro. Pbfllip Smith visited Mr. and Mn. Dana Young. Mr...d Mrs. Leo Morris and ehildren were guests over the weekeld in Dayton with Mr. and Mrs. Hallie Knopp. M Fred -C. nd K rs. a arsey a athy were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jar'" Payne o£ Columbus. lr' 18 Mrs. Mamie Newlun lng with Mrs. Paul. S while recuperating. Mr. and Mra. Garlahd .Mayes of MI. Vemon were Sunday ·guests of' Mr. and Mrs. Robert Blackwood and Mrl. J o h n StooL ••dine e~hly ~ulot - I t o pump aad motor are entirel1 IUbmerttd under water in the 5 News Notes CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ......, 'i • 'IIe HafnSODVl TO'l'AL ASSETS -------------------------- $1,478,405.40 LIABILITIES Demand deposita of Individuals, partnershlpa, and <orporaUons --------------------- ' 301,748.26 Tlm e and aavlnp deposita of Individuals, 925,439.24 partnerships, and corporations ------825.80 Deposib of United Slates Governmeht -----75,448.25 DepoSlts of States and political subdivisions i8~1ed and officers' checks, etc. ________ _ 2,777.41 AL DEPOSITS ---------- $1,306,236.76 Total demand deposits ------ $ 360,797.52 Total time and aavlngs deposits $ 945,439.24 Other llabWtles (lneludlng nn mortgages and other DeDI on blot premlsu and other 18,691.62 real estate) ------------------------- Helpen 4-H Oub 1 ..._Piitl_6aS1JiijlBIE __ 1HMll_ ...__,l l!JlJ M TOTAL LIABILITIES -------------------- ,1,324,a28.38 De .., .... DEII:MATOI-06151':7 · PROMI&c& WEJ(E!. I'~·=B=i!: o=m»=K~ = '!: =i=:!. l. :~=-~fo=: : :~=~£~ . ./IIi • WHAT 'fHE! ,AAP~NT plan !bet will be usedelecUons for 1966 must only and future have a plaa approved by the legislature and offered for viiier approval. · ~' came q11 a suit filed bjl !ilite Sen. rtank w. King, Democrallc minority lead· er and president of the Ohio '11le I06th legislature failed to adopt a plan before adjoining _ .;____;___ _ _ _ Robinson's ~~.m:,: ~ wng Bottom CHATTER PABAD£- • .ore Tr1ps • Det r01"t Balbm ' 10-7, Hikes Lead to 10-l WALL.ST 1 "i.e f·--·-- I· • ' Jn NBC Event 1 ' ' ' ago. 4-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 21, 1988 IOD Galion scored three runs In ~-~apthe first Inning and added two New York Giaota suffered a Without congressiOnal proll8~ theAlnllld Sllltts J&nt IIJ Clll:l' IILOC& ~- Fisher his sevenlb wiD 1oe111 Ilia llrsl bil 1eque !Gil for victory at the more Ill the sixth u Eckert fractured left hand" dwiag cannot chanill a colli'l cjesigD " UPl 11fo111 1rr1111' 11oM lllDa 811bac:ka. IJGultoa, Waaldngton. Zollo iURfl iJ" went tile d)SiaDca and' struck scrlmma1e Wednesday •!Ill Jl'a diiiDll to dy wbo'a bl Ill olber Nalfonal League Tonuny R8rper drove In the who had nothing I& ou !12. GaHon's Dan BuM hit be sidelined for an · undeterlleller position, the Pllllburgb play, Pblladelphla plastered tying aod wlnnlog runs with 1 aiao poled three sai~Ues.. two-run homer In tile first period of time. Plrallls w the New York 11e11, 1fouaiM IS-9, St. Louis atopped triple 81 the Reds rallied for Boswell seatiered ""' htt• · ing uprising. . Rookie RlllldY Minniear, a a. Plratu ae Ill lint p1aee Adulll &-3 and ClaelnoaU look • nma In lbe tap ol the Dlnth raise his record to 11-5. . running back from Purdue, b)i.a fUll 1ame t111r ~ to two from Qlicago H and 5-l, Ill the flnt ~. Leo Cardenas Mel Stottlemyre burled a · In the secOild Harne, 1 suffered a brok~n leg that wW !Mal· the DOdpn N W._ the a--' game halted after batted 1n the flrsl rnn of the bitter iD leading the Yaokees MANSFIELD, Ohio (UP!) - F ~"': /tnt~~~ ~I G't'· I' sideline him 10 weeks and dn ~ but must IIIli meet eeven bmings by darkness inning aod when his hit went lbelr fifth slralgbl Two more teams, Including a a ;w weW001!em ~:""on ~ defensive end Glenn Condren thiodieat c:beJ....ts from san First baseman Donn Cl.,",oo,. through Byron Browne another equalllag their longeSt former champion, wm knocked. • o~er.1 wl~ f enmon was hospitalized with a concusPrial:llcG, L<la Anples and 111J1111Ued the ponch fn the run acored. ' the eeai!OII. Horace out of the I'Uilllfng Wednesday wrappe up . our. ~ lion during lbe day's worbluls . 011 l'b!JWlpl>l• Plllabur&b atiack by drlvlag Baseball siandards were at- clouted 1 two-run homer in algltt In lbe Ohio National Base- m thfe sevenlthngland filial mrung - .,...._ _.,.__. fl _. Cob In third and Tom Tresh ball Con t 1 here on our a es, a r:- .._ ......,.._ 8 home ve runs, three ,.,th bl9 talned by two of the • lbe •""'th Clar~ , greos oumamen · double and a ascrlfice. -...-, c:u no lonier by lStb homer that capped a ab:· the opener. In ""'" · oe s Galion eliminated Mansfield letwd penlllllal ceDar nm rally In the oeventh innlnl- Ernie Banks' eighlb-lnning run hit tho right field foul pole Peler!OO 11-1 00 8 tour-hitter by ddma th•nh ID tbf. CJila&o Don Drysdale was coasUng double was the veteran lnflel- 296 feet do!ID lbe line. Ed Eckert, lllld Glenmonl down- MORRIBON INJURED CUI>$, Tile miraculoll!l Mets are. along with two out In tbe ders 2111flth career bfl and wbeo Took Nightcap ed Woorter ~. Manafield was I FAIRFIELD, ',Conn. (UII)111 llc:t, closer to the ftrst aeventh and a 5-2 lead when he Browne struck out his first Rookie Darrell Brandoo limit- lbe state two years Flanker Joe Morrison of dl'* thaD ID l8lb ~· hit Matty Alou with a pitch. three timee at bat, to run bi9 ed the Angels to two hit. In the t.1111 a flelory today In san Gene Michael and Roberto two-game string to elgbl It opener but Callfomls moved mllbl Itt off 1 Citmente IDI!owed with IIIDCies also Ued the ignoml•lous mark into third place by laking the Sq- dt!lllallslrali fur ooo run. set by Pedro Ramos In 19113 and nightcap on lbe combined two1 would osllbllaiJ a Bnwer Tilt OVer matched by CUb teammate hit pitching of Dean Chanee N ork Mel aU-time wiDDillll Jim Brewer came 011 to walk Adolfo PhllUps earlier Ibis Minnie Rojas and Jack Sanford: streak. Six, ~Qat to cooctneaa, llanny Mota. Pbll Regan then season. , . The largesl crowd In two SUMMER TOYS - Garvli;tarta In a row. What ~e took ~er and gave up a two- Don PavleUch s fourth mnln~ years at Fenway Park-27,391den sets, pails, sprinkiinl ..Jwd Mel fans ask for-beating run smgle to Jose Pagan and bomer sparked lbe Reds was sent home some five hoors cans, lawn mowers ete.;· lllridlol! nctn m'l bomor. However, second gamo win which went to after the start of the first game to keep the kids amused MENS 1ft.. Met. came within two llrewer, who faeed only one Jim 'Toole (2-3), who gave up when Bob Rodgers put Califor· PARAKEETS and happy. olill of doinl just that batter, was cllll'lfed with the five hils over the seven innings. nia ahead Hl in the 1Dtb Wldoesday wheD they llled loaa. Mike Sbannon and winning of the nightcap with a pinch SWIMMING ACCESSOR• 3.49 111ne solo borne run to edge the Pblladelphla exploded for 20 pitcher Ray Washburn drove in single scoring pinch ruru10r II IES - Goggles, masks, and pair Giants• ace rl&btbp!er left the hils, three eacll by Cookie two runs apiecl to power the Mar~no wpez. fins, snorkels, etc. Pel foods end supSIIM6to12 G~ts' ace righthander I teflbe Roju and Dick Groat, with Cardinals past the Braves. plies for blrd1, dogs, ll!m" trailing 2-1 when Sam Rojas driving In fOlD' nms. The Shannon double borne Lou HORSES' FAME OPEN FRI. & SAT. eatl and fl~h. ~took hbn off the hook Phils broke an 11-8 lie with two Brock in the lint Inning and SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. UNTIL 9 b~ amrlng In tbe nialb 011 a in the seventh on Groat's single liagled to score Orlando (UP!)-The doors of the Hall of 61nch SIIMI 81nch Boot •fit to Willie Mllp, I llild on John eamm•a 1'1111-SCOrlng Cepeda in the fourth. Washburn Fame st the National MU!eum and pr. . pi• . and Jim Ray Rarrs fielder's choice. Ray Herbert, (H) went all the way of Racing will swing open on llilill& Ron S'Mllloda's 10th the third Pblladelpbia hurler, ocatlering eight bits and Aug. S for Elkridge and Nejl VALUES TO 13.99 'IDIIII!C ..IIIII' II"' u-Giant was the winner and Don Arlich fanning lour. the two top steeple<:base ' - -----· lour perfect lr winners in hustory. Elkridge amea, _....,. earned $23.1,225 during his POMEROY WY 2-3498 etght of 12 men. career and Nejl earned Jerry Adair and Don Buford $274 047 MIDDLEPORT Mets Win Fifth in Row; Reds Slap Cubs . (' ,(J .) I . \ ' �'. daY and eelebraled ollt three hils in Twins to tholr third ( ' I . I G }" S a tops '' M--...ll"eld I!'} 1 Dally Se~tlnel, Pomeroy-1\ltddleport. 0 ., July 21, 19A6-S I I I () I I I I 1---00 I OIUCK or11ALUESJ-- ......v IHUCCOR PLAYTIME. ESSENTIALS! . J• Oxfords and Loafers 6.88 9.88 ~ens VVork Shoes 9 88 ,. 5.88 7.88 . ~~.:""": :-.:BEN ROUSH SHOE STORE Ft-<AN~Lit-i ::-~ s -~- ==·..:.::·~·---~"""""". . . . . . . . """"'""""""""""""'""""""""""""""!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!1!!!!!!!!!!!!! •th The Dodge Boys e WI ~:v:~..:: . R•d Gem:~.:": !':any :~~~~· ~; :fe~a:~.= t2 I . ByJEFFMEfEiti EllewberelnlbeALCbicago In = apace lllday-tbe Baltimore York blanked Kansaa City 4-11 who fell to foortb place. Otioles, who are just out of Ibis and Calllornla shaded Beeton 1- games off the pace. Buford 1lldd;. . o In 10 Innings after loslag f.l. <ollected two hlt.o one his fifth Baltimore b.. biMied off and Boog PoweD and Brooks homer of lbe cam'palgo. ~w orblla 10 1-1 games above Robinson •!ammed home runs Celebrated Blrlildoy :he American LIJa&ue. A as the Orioles sent All 3lar Tony Oliva turned 25 Wednei1JOWerful. lineup supplied the Denny 1\lcLiin to lbe \;;;~~~:.;;;~~;.,;;~~.\ lbrust thai carried the Orioles showers after lour bmingl. past seoond-place Detroit Uke Powell's homer tied for aecood the TJ&ers were standing still. with 22 In the A.L. home run 1be Orlolll have had 35 hils derby, three bebind leader and DRY In two pmee a&llnat Delrall, teammate Fraok Robinson. collecting II In a 13-3 rout Powell walloped his homer CLEANING Tuesday nl&bt and II more In a with a man abeard In the fifth Service On Request 10.7 trltnnpb Wedneaday night. to Jill Baltimore alJead 11-7 and Baltimore slammed lour bo- highlight a three-run Inning. mers In the flnt game and Broeb Robinson collected two another two in the a--'. RBI'a to nlaa his junior elrcult The secOild - place Tigers lead to 78 wblle reliever Moe CLEANERS POMEROY came Into Baltimore wltbln a n_~ra.::bo:.:.::w::sky'!__::fi::nlsb=ed:__:o"P:_:wi:_::th~,.,,.,,.,~....,....,....,~..,.,: prayer• of lint. 'tb but loave after State Bank No. 524 todaYI game Wl the prospect REPORT OF CONDmON OF 2 HOUR I THE RACIIE HOME BANK streak after shaving Balli· more's lead to only six: Kames last week. Earlleot Dote Winning five of their lui six games, the Orioles are heading for the earliest pennant clinchIng date In junior circuit blstory and the wldesl margin of victory. '11le New York Yankees sewed up the fla& oa Sept. 4, 1941, and also tumed In the greatest runaway-19 1·2 1ames In 1936. OF RACINE In the State of Ohio at the close of business on June 30 1966 ASSETS ' Cash, balances with other banks, and cash ltew In process of collection ---------- ' 118,478.97 United States Government obllgations, 431,121.75 direct and guaranteed ---------------Ob ligations of States and poHII<al subdlvWons 100,728.75 7,033.00 Other aeeur!Uea (Including no oorporate stocka) 814,007.23 Other loans and dlacounta --- -------------Bank premise~, furniture and f!J:Iures, and G,500.00 other aaaets represenUng hank premises 1,535.70 Other uaet. ----------------------------- - - -- ' } )eEP DoWN t ~ALUE! ~ ~ ,, Sa•rsl~le h•, ter .... IM'fllll ·--................. welL liJ ........, e -tbl' lltld llll-omller all well con- pro•ocl ditione. • No ,riM..... oo pit, no ,.,. . heu• - uve1 up to $H50.00 ao lnstollotloa. WELL DRIWNG (1-rthiiiSI Completol -~.. Do· - To Pay FOREMAN & ABBOTI WY t.ml II. W A.., MI.. ,ut, 0, WY4 VOCAL w.uatll HERMIT . w - ' - JJrhot 1h IIHt e•fropodilg vho tllPJ"e In lot' ..;..- . oollh 1M p~ ......-AIICH UVALS State will Appeal Court's Ruling on Apportionment William R. White ,.; blower & Weeks Hennphill, Noys says that unUI aome the world's monetary pro•blerns signs of clearing up, ancl Push Mowers was in charge of recreation. Refreshments were served - I ou health. and Vicki Harrisen I :r COLUMBUS (UP!) - State! and the federal court, to b:a~if~u~lt i~e oonmwl offtclals saki Wednesday they • AFL · CIO. . planned to appeal the Franklin The pian to be used In N• tradmg range of recent ruontbs . . County Court of Appeals ruling vember iB the result of a U.S . ...,.,_...,._ _ __ that the Ohiq apportionment Supreme Court ruling iliiUMklMJ .. J plan was Illegally conceived by Ohio's Hanna Amendment, PT. PLEASANT - T be the apportionment board. which granled a Womaa's Society of Cbrillllan The court said the board, to each county regardless Service of lile St. Paul Metb· eo m p o' e d of Gov. James size. was unconstitutional odist Cbureb, Jackson A\lt., Rhodeo, Slete Auditor Roger cause il violated the "one-m.an, I wl 11 IIJlOROor an old lasbllined Cloud and Secretary e( state one-vole" principle. ice cream soclal July 291b Ted Brown, Had no authority to Rhod"" called a special ses- !rom 5 until 9 p. m. oa til• ,old two meetings "in secret sion of the I05th legislature aft- lawn of the ebarch. assembly" -when it adopted ap- er tile November 1964 election CUmmit!Oe ebainnln lor portlonment plans for the Sen- resulted in the Senate having tbe aoclal are: Mra. FrUces ole and House. Republicans and t6 Democrats. Grimm, drlake; Mro. Carrie However, election of the tO'Ith The lame duck legislature CUaClfU, baked pldl; Mra, legislature will be conducted un- adopted an ayportifllllltent Jewell Bordmaa, wldte el&der the plan because the federal and put it on the May, 1965 . phanl sale; Mn. R1111t Tyg· court in Cincinnati ruled the mary ballot, but me votlors ! rett, sandwlcbea aad balled plan will -be used despite any lured it down. b"ana; Ml'll. Elwaada Ieard state court decisions to the cen- had maintained Its juri!!dlction and Mra. Doltfe Dunl, let trary. In the case, said It would ac- cream; Mn. LacUle llwaDD . and Mn. Nad!Bo Pldlllpa, Tbe court of appeals, aknow~ cept plans from any · clean up. edging that feet, saki that the parties. · Power Mowers JULY SALE to ' NOW Charolett• Wamsley. o/o OFF FABRICS Far Every Sewing Need • Singer Saies-Servico • McCall's Petterns CHEMICAL suns<reen repneeall growing field or produfls ID prolefl hyperleulllve oklns. '', "- ~ The FABRIC SHOP 'i}f •. Ebersbach Hardware . ,,, POMEROY " "Everything In Hardware" MAIN ST. 992-21 .. Pomeroy 115 W. 2nd I·., 1;; . ; ' • -~ .' irl : sl "'v: late:~=d~;ec~iid~e~d:it:ha~t I--~::-::~==~ courtwas theTheSenate aod accepted the Pleeseal Valley llaapilal board's plan lor both houses. Admll1ed - Mra. JIICkRl!bertl h\ rnling that the board had lno, W!Rfleld; Mrl. no authority , to meet, Jndge J~B, Pl Pleasaot; Mra. William C. Bryant, who writes Regtnald Tygrett, Pl. Pl_..t; the appeaill court dec!Ston, Mrs. WDHt King, ArbUCkle; thai since the board met in 11161 James Maroh, Pl. Pleasant; and was allowed by the Ohio Linda Hughes, GaHipoliiCifllriE~I Consljlution to meet once Dlocharged - Mra. 10 years. the 11165 meeting Jewell, New Havee; Dr. illegal. Irvin, Pl. Pleaaanl He said the board could ATili!:LTE'S FOOT preoenled a plan to the federal HOW TO TREAT ITcourt but it "acted without thertty ... " . Another judge, JohR C. Duffy, concurred and said the board members "were attempting ~ j;t';;.};;; act not adminislratevly but judicially ... " 'The apportionment board's .,~,~o 'AOJ!RIM4 ...... ,... :M tct NOI.L'f'lt ...-e GII .. ILII~ •1\.I.L lnll ~qwnJ[8Cllll\ plan calls for election of 99 rep---'noJ. .tooa -..ws .md ~ resentatives from single-mem· H3VII IWYIW districts and 33 Senators Ill ~"ll'llN B · ti:•O t NJ,f P'tl Pd nf) from three adjoiniag House dis· IHIIf. Oil Afll , / , ~·;,1 H 'lrl I ~- ., ,, A liffle goes a long Wag! ,, ,., ) 1:! I U~ 1( " ' ,- rt ... ,{' : · ....••.- The Dodge Boys are ridin', drivin', poundin' leather to gel you and agreat-new Dodge together. Step up, pardner; it's your deal. And with the good guys, you know everything's stacked in your favor. Mr. and Mrs. John Glllagly and son Mark and Claire Waggoner were Sunday ttuest. of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Waggoner: Mrs. Betty Mon of Fort Wayne, bid. · iS visiting In the Fe!O Alkire borne. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Plummer of CarroD, 0. came to see Mr. Plummer of Rutland who II QJ, ' WHHard Faudree · Mts. ---------------------------- S 126,000.00 You can tell they're aood auys; they all wear white hats. and hnrl her shoulder. . D$1 Tomer Sr. Is llaylng with &lJ', And Mrs. . Dorsey Jordon at Carpenter. 'He Is •lowly lmprovlnR from..ltill fall. Mr. and Mrs. In>• Holley and children were in Mllton, W. Va. Mrs. Joe -Sa~ .II home !rom the liDlzer Roapltal. - Mli. John Stout ... U'_ ' ~T ~ WE'RE LOOKING FOR PEOPLE WHO ' . UKE 'TO DRAW. "" 1~ :\ ., '-del - 'iw~alatt&t t'hs..,_'l,.••• 5 ' ' h f / II ' t t ' PC lit"s . . IJIIPtD1000b+ lllesaJ81r 01 P I r bd'&11 dJal'sTI .... IIDod..,.... .... w It ..... ,....~.. IH DSo "il.,...__, z ,' 5 .... 'A"'••C ts , . , :t 3: I Mill & Second Streets Middleport, . o~ j r - • , ,..._...,.. _..___,,·-.-----..~AIIIPC,._8118111 a I z •I a II a; t ... I - ' ,. R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. ' ' . ,, .. ~r ' ' . _· Glt.\CB IUUDER, Notlly PubUo. -My COIIIIIIIJalon expires May 14tb, 1988. ,, •· ·, ... George Clark of Carroll call· ed on friends here. and other UablliUes ------------------ $ 126,000.00 ·-· 11 The Leading Credc 4-H Helpers club met at the home of Mrs. Charolette Wallllliey on July 13, at 6:30. AdviBors Blanche Harriso11 and Wamsley. First Aid was discussed and projects were reviewed. Shar· on Carter gave a demonstration on how to put a zipper in. Mary Gardner gave a report ! Mrl. Elenore Stout RRd Robert were guests of Mr. 111d Mrl. Tom Wells. MEMORANDA Average of total deposits for the 15 calendar dayo endln& with call date ---- $1,228,584.15 Average of total loans for the 15 calenshdar daya with call date ---821,658.118 Loa111 u DWD In Item 7 of "Asaeta" are 3,375.00 after deduction of valuation reserves of Securities as shown ln items 2·5 of ' 4 Assets" are after deduction of valuation reserves of 850.00 SUPPLEMENTAL MEMORANDA Pledged assets and securiUes loaned (book value): U.S. Government obllgallons, direct and guannteed, pledged to aecure depoalts I, John T. Wolfe, r:.shter, of the above-named hank, do aolemnly swear thai lbb report of condition Is true and correct, to the best of my lnlowledge and bellef. JOHN T. WOLFE, Cashier Correct-Attest: ALBERT HILL, JR. J. W. WEAVER, JR. Dtmtora. CHAlUJ!:S D. YOST STATE OF OIDO, COUNTY OF MEIGS, ss: Sworn to and subsulbed before me this 16th day of July, 1966, and I hereby cerUfy ·tbal I '1111 not an officer or director of this bank. · J Meeting Today IBillli:~~~~~c=·======== Common lllocl<-total par value ------------ $ 65,000.00 No. sharea authorized 2200 No. sharel outatalldiq 2200 S:ll1WI ---------------------------····· 6G,OOO.OO u vlded profits -----------------------43,477.02 TOTTOAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ------------153,477.02 TAL !JABilJTIES AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ----------······ $1,478,405.40 TOTAL ., l Mro. Pbfllip Smith visited Mr. and Mn. Dana Young. Mr...d Mrs. Leo Morris and ehildren were guests over the weekeld in Dayton with Mr. and Mrs. Hallie Knopp. M Fred -C. nd K rs. a arsey a athy were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jar'" Payne o£ Columbus. lr' 18 Mrs. Mamie Newlun lng with Mrs. Paul. S while recuperating. Mr. and Mra. Garlahd .Mayes of MI. Vemon were Sunday ·guests of' Mr. and Mrs. Robert Blackwood and Mrl. J o h n StooL ••dine e~hly ~ulot - I t o pump aad motor are entirel1 IUbmerttd under water in the 5 News Notes CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ......, 'i • 'IIe HafnSODVl TO'l'AL ASSETS -------------------------- $1,478,405.40 LIABILITIES Demand deposita of Individuals, partnershlpa, and <orporaUons --------------------- ' 301,748.26 Tlm e and aavlnp deposita of Individuals, 925,439.24 partnerships, and corporations ------825.80 Deposib of United Slates Governmeht -----75,448.25 DepoSlts of States and political subdivisions i8~1ed and officers' checks, etc. ________ _ 2,777.41 AL DEPOSITS ---------- $1,306,236.76 Total demand deposits ------ $ 360,797.52 Total time and aavlngs deposits $ 945,439.24 Other llabWtles (lneludlng nn mortgages and other DeDI on blot premlsu and other 18,691.62 real estate) ------------------------- Helpen 4-H Oub 1 ..._Piitl_6aS1JiijlBIE __ 1HMll_ ...__,l l!JlJ M TOTAL LIABILITIES -------------------- ,1,324,a28.38 De .., .... DEII:MATOI-06151':7 · PROMI&c& WEJ(E!. I'~·=B=i!: o=m»=K~ = '!: =i=:!. l. :~=-~fo=: : :~=~£~ . ./IIi • WHAT 'fHE! ,AAP~NT plan !bet will be usedelecUons for 1966 must only and future have a plaa approved by the legislature and offered for viiier approval. · ~' came q11 a suit filed bjl !ilite Sen. rtank w. King, Democrallc minority lead· er and president of the Ohio '11le I06th legislature failed to adopt a plan before adjoining _ .;____;___ _ _ _ Robinson's ~~.m:,: ~ wng Bottom CHATTER PABAD£- • .ore Tr1ps • Det r01"t Balbm ' 10-7, Hikes Lead to 10-l WALL.ST 1 "i.e f·--·-- I· • ' Jn NBC Event 1 ' ' ' ago. 4-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 21, 1988 IOD Galion scored three runs In ~-~apthe first Inning and added two New York Giaota suffered a Without congressiOnal proll8~ theAlnllld Sllltts J&nt IIJ Clll:l' IILOC& ~- Fisher his sevenlb wiD 1oe111 Ilia llrsl bil 1eque !Gil for victory at the more Ill the sixth u Eckert fractured left hand" dwiag cannot chanill a colli'l cjesigD " UPl 11fo111 1rr1111' 11oM lllDa 811bac:ka. IJGultoa, Waaldngton. Zollo iURfl iJ" went tile d)SiaDca and' struck scrlmma1e Wednesday •!Ill Jl'a diiiDll to dy wbo'a bl Ill olber Nalfonal League Tonuny R8rper drove In the who had nothing I& ou !12. GaHon's Dan BuM hit be sidelined for an · undeterlleller position, the Pllllburgb play, Pblladelphla plastered tying aod wlnnlog runs with 1 aiao poled three sai~Ues.. two-run homer In tile first period of time. Plrallls w the New York 11e11, 1fouaiM IS-9, St. Louis atopped triple 81 the Reds rallied for Boswell seatiered ""' htt• · ing uprising. . Rookie RlllldY Minniear, a a. Plratu ae Ill lint p1aee Adulll &-3 and ClaelnoaU look • nma In lbe tap ol the Dlnth raise his record to 11-5. . running back from Purdue, b)i.a fUll 1ame t111r ~ to two from Qlicago H and 5-l, Ill the flnt ~. Leo Cardenas Mel Stottlemyre burled a · In the secOild Harne, 1 suffered a brok~n leg that wW !Mal· the DOdpn N W._ the a--' game halted after batted 1n the flrsl rnn of the bitter iD leading the Yaokees MANSFIELD, Ohio (UP!) - F ~"': /tnt~~~ ~I G't'· I' sideline him 10 weeks and dn ~ but must IIIli meet eeven bmings by darkness inning aod when his hit went lbelr fifth slralgbl Two more teams, Including a a ;w weW001!em ~:""on ~ defensive end Glenn Condren thiodieat c:beJ....ts from san First baseman Donn Cl.,",oo,. through Byron Browne another equalllag their longeSt former champion, wm knocked. • o~er.1 wl~ f enmon was hospitalized with a concusPrial:llcG, L<la Anples and 111J1111Ued the ponch fn the run acored. ' the eeai!OII. Horace out of the I'Uilllfng Wednesday wrappe up . our. ~ lion during lbe day's worbluls . 011 l'b!JWlpl>l• Plllabur&b atiack by drlvlag Baseball siandards were at- clouted 1 two-run homer in algltt In lbe Ohio National Base- m thfe sevenlthngland filial mrung - .,...._ _.,.__. fl _. Cob In third and Tom Tresh ball Con t 1 here on our a es, a r:- .._ ......,.._ 8 home ve runs, three ,.,th bl9 talned by two of the • lbe •""'th Clar~ , greos oumamen · double and a ascrlfice. -...-, c:u no lonier by lStb homer that capped a ab:· the opener. In ""'" · oe s Galion eliminated Mansfield letwd penlllllal ceDar nm rally In the oeventh innlnl- Ernie Banks' eighlb-lnning run hit tho right field foul pole Peler!OO 11-1 00 8 tour-hitter by ddma th•nh ID tbf. CJila&o Don Drysdale was coasUng double was the veteran lnflel- 296 feet do!ID lbe line. Ed Eckert, lllld Glenmonl down- MORRIBON INJURED CUI>$, Tile miraculoll!l Mets are. along with two out In tbe ders 2111flth career bfl and wbeo Took Nightcap ed Woorter ~. Manafield was I FAIRFIELD, ',Conn. (UII)111 llc:t, closer to the ftrst aeventh and a 5-2 lead when he Browne struck out his first Rookie Darrell Brandoo limit- lbe state two years Flanker Joe Morrison of dl'* thaD ID l8lb ~· hit Matty Alou with a pitch. three timee at bat, to run bi9 ed the Angels to two hit. In the t.1111 a flelory today In san Gene Michael and Roberto two-game string to elgbl It opener but Callfomls moved mllbl Itt off 1 Citmente IDI!owed with IIIDCies also Ued the ignoml•lous mark into third place by laking the Sq- dt!lllallslrali fur ooo run. set by Pedro Ramos In 19113 and nightcap on lbe combined two1 would osllbllaiJ a Bnwer Tilt OVer matched by CUb teammate hit pitching of Dean Chanee N ork Mel aU-time wiDDillll Jim Brewer came 011 to walk Adolfo PhllUps earlier Ibis Minnie Rojas and Jack Sanford: streak. Six, ~Qat to cooctneaa, llanny Mota. Pbll Regan then season. , . The largesl crowd In two SUMMER TOYS - Garvli;tarta In a row. What ~e took ~er and gave up a two- Don PavleUch s fourth mnln~ years at Fenway Park-27,391den sets, pails, sprinkiinl ..Jwd Mel fans ask for-beating run smgle to Jose Pagan and bomer sparked lbe Reds was sent home some five hoors cans, lawn mowers ete.;· lllridlol! nctn m'l bomor. However, second gamo win which went to after the start of the first game to keep the kids amused MENS 1ft.. Met. came within two llrewer, who faeed only one Jim 'Toole (2-3), who gave up when Bob Rodgers put Califor· PARAKEETS and happy. olill of doinl just that batter, was cllll'lfed with the five hils over the seven innings. nia ahead Hl in the 1Dtb Wldoesday wheD they llled loaa. Mike Sbannon and winning of the nightcap with a pinch SWIMMING ACCESSOR• 3.49 111ne solo borne run to edge the Pblladelphla exploded for 20 pitcher Ray Washburn drove in single scoring pinch ruru10r II IES - Goggles, masks, and pair Giants• ace rl&btbp!er left the hils, three eacll by Cookie two runs apiecl to power the Mar~no wpez. fins, snorkels, etc. Pel foods end supSIIM6to12 G~ts' ace righthander I teflbe Roju and Dick Groat, with Cardinals past the Braves. plies for blrd1, dogs, ll!m" trailing 2-1 when Sam Rojas driving In fOlD' nms. The Shannon double borne Lou HORSES' FAME OPEN FRI. & SAT. eatl and fl~h. ~took hbn off the hook Phils broke an 11-8 lie with two Brock in the lint Inning and SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. UNTIL 9 b~ amrlng In tbe nialb 011 a in the seventh on Groat's single liagled to score Orlando (UP!)-The doors of the Hall of 61nch SIIMI 81nch Boot •fit to Willie Mllp, I llild on John eamm•a 1'1111-SCOrlng Cepeda in the fourth. Washburn Fame st the National MU!eum and pr. . pi• . and Jim Ray Rarrs fielder's choice. Ray Herbert, (H) went all the way of Racing will swing open on llilill& Ron S'Mllloda's 10th the third Pblladelpbia hurler, ocatlering eight bits and Aug. S for Elkridge and Nejl VALUES TO 13.99 'IDIIII!C ..IIIII' II"' u-Giant was the winner and Don Arlich fanning lour. the two top steeple<:base ' - -----· lour perfect lr winners in hustory. Elkridge amea, _....,. earned $23.1,225 during his POMEROY WY 2-3498 etght of 12 men. career and Nejl earned Jerry Adair and Don Buford $274 047 MIDDLEPORT Mets Win Fifth in Row; Reds Slap Cubs . (' ,(J .) I . \ ' �. . ... ... ~ .~ · · · ~ ... .-.... ..... ......... .... ........... ' ~ -- ......... -- f . . ··· -·~- · ··· - - . ... .. '' ~....·--·· ~---··: •• .• ,;•._..;;,._ .,.._._......_,~__- ~ - -. ' __ ....... . . _ -~ ,.- - "'- . _ _ _ _~·- ·~ .--··- - _.! .. -.-- - .... ·- · - ......~ . .. ........_ _ ..... - .. ..- ... , \ ( I " . • , ,:· ·\ I ' Religion in America • Social Action Forms DeepeSt Schism · In ReligiOUS 'Life 0f AmerJca-In 1960s l' = Tuppers Plains I::a:m~ o!n ':d Meigs had 2in family 1vith 100 present. Thosa ociety N.ews I' attendi"g were Mr . .nd Mrs. 53lst Enm Bn S A. B. Sams son Earl,' Mr. . -e• A _____...;.'-"'·.,.;..·- I and Mrs. Clmton Sams ·ol Th ~nd ~nd ( ~ 511 1 ~lbl Co~bat ~=ttall~~· 0 · · I I' ~ I Ftnancta/ GoSSip R•. Drolrera'!e '-·.·ouses FI"nd l d 1\f L'"k•Ing lillltCf an lHOfe to :r GOI' ENUFF DAOBURN I SALLS , I O'FI~I!!I NAI.r · CLEANUP Engl ' BY EVELYN BRICKLES ] Zanesville, Mr. Ml'$. Nlcho· neer: , heJd i Rev. and Mrs. Jock: Young , lis Mocey, Mr. and Ml'$. c. its aMII'&I eonvtlltion at the · · · · of Columbus have beeli asslgn· i c. Rpmme and Margaret 8~ 0 • Sheratotl Pan HOle!, Washing· 1 Unlttod Press latema«onal do not want our contributions to and Bishop Moore replied In a ed 1o the E.U.B. charge here man and Todd. Mr. and Mr&. ton, D. C., July 12th lhi'oulh I The deepest schism in the Lord's work used tD 1ietter tD all clergymen of th• and moved into the . pal10dage Leonard Sams, Richard ~nd the 15th. '!be s:tlo~ aet!vated AmeriClln religious life today is propagandlu controversial diocese. bere last week. Betty Glass aod Kim and Tim, In 1942 11 Camp Edwardl between those who favor and state subjects such as 80<'alled "We do not need to belabor Pvt. Donald Koenig spent 1 1 George and Carol · Thompson Massachusetts, trained there those who deplore "social "fair employment" sale or the .reai!OII for the chur<h's llklay leave here with hi s l and Debbie, Mike, Beverly, invaliCJI! ipeclallsts and part!.. action." rental of private property, and Involvement 'n social matters." wife, Norma, and his mother, , ~ E~oc, ~\~~d ':.'· John tpated In landings In Alrlca, Social action Is a caleb-all termination of our nuclear they said. "Ever since Mo3€s Ml'$. Doris Koenig and son : franc an lC a Jonm• Sicily, Italy, Franoe, llld Ger· term for the growifl8 involve- defense experiments whlle oth· demanded botl , •• ahor e<mdi- Rickey. I or, Mr. and Mrs. Max Lemley, milD)'. ment ol churrhes In activities er nations prnceed with such lions for th; Israelites 111 F1•t. and Mrs. Donald Koe-l Debbie and Becky, Mr. and Meiga County wu well repthat are aimed not at the development. Nor do we ERYPI tho peopl• nf God have nig left Morolay morning for Mrs. Leroy Smeeks and Mlch- mented in this · groups salvation of individual souls but approve use of church funds or know~ that justic~ is a conrernl Ft. Lee. Virginia where he Is 1 ael, Mr. and Mrs. ~ugen.e several veterans from tbe ar-11 the remedying of social evils per..,nnel to foster public of the Almlght" nnd therefore stationed. Sams and Pamela, DenniS, .R•· ea were of . this battalion. Atsuch as war, poverty and racial demonstrations or marches that n .~' . 1 la uud Penny Mr · and M r a. tending from Meigs were Mr. discrimination. , tend to breed disrespect for law our co cere. Mrs. Lea. Jean Hawkms of Dale Sams and son Rodger, Mr. and Mrs. Edpr Taylor, Ra· Some denomlnabons are and order and tbo property "The Prophets •nd J""us Columbus ".spending 1 few and Mrs. Jonny Clark, Mr. and cine, R. D., r.nd Mr. and Mrs. more heavily engaged· lhan rights of others." himseU In his confrontation I days here With her parents, Mrs . Roseoe Jackson, Kl~ and Howard Beegle now of Toledll. , others in social action. But it Is Instead of supporting such with the power~ that be :n l' Mr. and Mrs. John Arbau~. Ke1th, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford The reunion closed with 1 subject of controversy in church should devote Its money Jerusalem, tho Apo•tles and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Swartz Lynch, Freddie ~nd Darlene, banquet wltb General virtually every religious body. things, the resolution said, the the church dowr. through the land two .sons ol Ravenna , 0. Mr. and Mrs .. Gile Burdette, of the Washington StaU as And it is capable of arousing and manpower to ''increased ages, have 'lhow~ that :me were guwsts of Mr. and Mrs. · Jackie . and Buddy, Mrs. fA!na l guest speaker. The reuruon will passions as intense as those efforts on fundtmenla l sniritual cannot carry .Ylt t 1 ~1! cvmrnanJ· C. E. Wood~ recen~ly . Sams, Tom Bibbee, Mr. and : be held on the same date next stirred in prev1ous generations concerns that liffect the dP~tinv ment to love on~·s nP-1n.;hbor Mrs. l>?rls Koemg attended Mrs. Harold Smith, Debbie a~ year In Chlcaao, and aU former bv disputes over thrological of the <:.o•il<: of its mt>mbers and 1-'iithout struggling to impnwP. the weddmg of Lynda\! Lyons 1 Terry· Paul and Ed HarriS, members of the battalion are ~ctrinPs I nor·~"'''';Pvrrs.'' the conditions under which he and Lawrence Hashergan at I Stephen and Danny Morey, Dor- invited. Rerent evefll!- in the Episro- Ln~t w~>f'k. R\<:hop Crei,..,hton , live~." IT ~oy_ Sund~y She also spent OTHY Morey Bailey, Mrs. Gary I pal Diorese r>l Washm~tnn. , . . . . the evemng wJth her dau~hter, Smeeks, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald ed Mrs. Gladys Violet st Hol; 6- Dall) Senllnel. Pomeroy·Middleport, 0 .. July 21. 1966 Mr_._and Mrs. Bruce Myers and Vogelsong, Doug, Wayne and 1zer Hospital Sunday. d d 1 De .. ,the!JroVItensiolJs e a go'iwhich e:.:amp fa 'I Y 0 I Ch es ter for 3 cook- Benny, Mr. and Mrs. Delbert ·. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Webof aree • • • --- developing ovor social actioe. out. Sams, Mri. Mabel James and er and family of Long Bottom The .. ffrJP.an 1 a~si .· :-m il Mrs. Clarence Barnett and famaly, MY. and Mrs. John Wtl- and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon bishop of the diocese. the Rt. niece, Mrs. Lila Adams , attend- Iiams and Allen , Cella Smeeks, Chevalier and two sons were Rev . Paul \loore Jr., has been I ~.' ed the wedding of her son, Ron· John, Dave and Frank, Mr. Sunday evening guests of Mrs. conspicuously identified with I u [)I \. v 1 nie Barnett, at Texas. They and Mrs. Jack Gorrell and Doris Koenig and son. , the civil rights movement He left Thursday and returned Full . Mr: and Mrs. Chester Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Brick· is naUonal chairman of the ! ' .i' home Monday. Gorrell , Lmdo Sue and M1ch· les called on her brother, Mr. Delta Ministry , which aids I Rickey Kcenig spe nt the week- aeL Lunch wa• served at noon . und Mrs. Dwight Spencer of Negroes in Mississippi. He also end at Mansfield visiting rela- G8mes and music were en- Chester Sunday. has given strong public support NEW YORK !UP!) _The Corp., a •ubsid•ary of the New ; tives joyed in the afternoon by all. daughter Mrs. Mildr..t to ~he "fr:e D. C. move_ment" I army of Wall Street clerical I York Stock Exchange. The sys- The Sams Reunion was held Mrs . F.Ana ,~~~~erfleld and well and dau.lhter. Janet. w~1c~ seel{s home _rule lor the workers . numbering at lMst tern is called Central Certlficale 18 i D1s~nct of Colurnb1a. 1200,000 ts being whittled away Service. By autumn an the isB,hop Moore ~lraied some sharply by new electronic tech• sues traded on the big hoard eon c;ervative Ep1scopaha~s a niques that allow the btg broker- wHI be in the Central Certafifew weeks ago by endorsmg a age houses to do much Pi their cate pool. boycott of W>Shlngton merch· back office work outside New When that has been accomants who refused to support York. plished there no longer will be home rule. . High rents, difficult travel any need for physical delivery . A group of busmess execu- and Jiving conditions in Manhat- of stock certificates in most big tives spearheaded an Pffort to tan and congested traffic in the board transactions and the have Bishop Moore "disci- narrow streets of the ancient thousands of clerks employed in plined .'' This mane\'er was . financial district are encourag- this work will be phased out or q~ietly b~t firr~·tly sque_lc~ed by ing the large companies among asJ.igned tu other duties. Stock hl:s superaor , Btshup W1lham F. the 654 stock exchange member transfer will be mere bookkeepCreighton, a soft-spoken man of firms to decentralize. ing items recorded against mas~at determination whose co~It's real!y part of a trer.d that ter certificates for large blocks mttment to the cause of social began years ago when the big- of stocks - say $10 million justice is less publicized but no ger firms becume chaj1110 with worth held in custody by banks . less ferven t than that of Bishop offices scattered from coast to And with the need for phy~ Moore. coast. Of J,500 new branc,J:t, of- sical exchange of certificates eli11 The next move came from fices established by Wall slteet minated for most, the brokerage the vestry of All Souls' firms in the past deca~ only house no longer will be under Memorial Church, a wealthy 10 per cent were in New York the necessity of doing lhe bulk parish in the Connecticut City. of its accounting and clerical Avenue section which has a But 1966 likely will be re- \»brk in Manhattan. It can do substantial number of retired membered as the year of the it anywhere where its workers military officers on its rolls. big trek away from Wall Street can have the benefits of subThe vestry of AU Souls' voted for two reasons . urban &r country living. to cut its annual contribution to Mayor John V. Lindsay's atthe diocese In half-from tempt to double the New York Hoot With Boomerangs $11,880 to $6,000--as a protest transfer tax on oecurllies which In AustraUa, where tht against Bishop Moore's activi· caused the stock exchange to boomerang originated, hunters ties and other social action threaten to leave the city en- spin it above nocks of ducks, programs of the diocese, the tirely got the headlines Dot the , parakeets and pigeons to imi1 National Episcopal Church and 1rea 1 pullout has been caused by tate a hawk and to drive the the N a t I o n a I C ou n ri I of prosaic mechanical develop- btrds into nets strung from wat~ Churt~ hes ; mPnts - for e-xample, a new trees. In a .resolution sent to all 1 system that has made unneces- -----,-,-~ -= other parishes ol the diocese. sary the physical transfer of • ..,, 100 oauon• the All . Souls vestrymen said: stock certificates in an esfi· Ga~ an d n~• rru •0 · ;· · 6 Uan :< N'tgru.. tn ' ur laymen, be 1eving Jn mated three-quarters of all secu- lJel your MIAMI sucH s"""' ' flooll 'lodaYOf Church and State ' rities traded in the country. u nbelleva hlf hur rrue The new system has been put 5UCEI:TIFtiED GAl naTioN W. Malrr. St., Pomeroy, 0111• in effect by Stock Clearing --Charter No. 9815 REPORT OF CONDITION OF 0 0 - lEN CASEY CXliYIPEtiTION ·AS IT I. ; •f,. .. , "· Womens,and C~ildrens I SUMMER SHoes Values .to 12.99 PAIR $,2 PAIR AND ,$6 S4 I f' LI'L ABNER PAIR PAIR . 1: ~ ." b ~ VALUES TO $12.99 · . ALL SALES FINAL • ' WT WEEK OF OUR HUSH PUPPIE SALE ON DISCONTINUED STYLES lw HOWIE SCHNEIDER IIJAIJT ltV TO Kl..tllU ll-IAT rtl ALWAVS ·LOVe 'IOU! N- Bock To Sch!IOI Sh- Arriving Dolly ly KING IT IIJI»J'T MATTeR A 131T TO ME' IF 'l'ru FAIL! WVI\J3LE, I ft.~ ·> r, Je56~ea'5 6i,ter6 qirl ;, 6t•yinq '" w1th U5 for the ~ummerr SHOE BOX ,_ n ., MIDDLEPORT P., . ! (~!' ~. ,, • ·, •· THE BORN LOSER :jl ,, ·. ,. Eemember when dad used. to... '' 1ty CHESTER DICK TRACY GOJLD -. ~ stoke thf fire, •• tmpty the icebox pan . , , 'TWIXT TH' MOT HS AND TI-l£ DAMP ROT. WOlJLDN"T BE NOTI-IlN' LE"I=T BUT TH' ~-!ANGER INSIDE A WEE:K I klRE, ltlmow ~··~··~ [t'a time to becin that very eareful selection of a lasting •rmbol of love. An eumination of our complete collection of ArtCarved diamond rinrs will help you make this important decision. Only ArtCarved, with a proud lrPrita ge of 50 million rin111 c reated since 18(5(), ,,;; Jewelry Store POMEROY J. DUO~ CJIOSS : /.!! •· J !J, h lq / I I .. <" ly RAEBURN VAN IUREN ABBIE AND SI.ATS .~I I I I ,' ' ' I tllltlfi/JIIJI Jels uri "' help hang clothes out to dry ... I I I 1!\ · ~.".'. • WINNIE WINKLE 1 l l!l ·~ r; :~ ' "Jf .' ··..~-. . '· R 1t · tt ;:J ,. ., ..,. ~'R ' ' ~ It ·-.:. •• •• . t." By BRAN NEll i :.r1 111 "J: bnti • S1 '1 I K ·, " II u: ® •' IJ -. Today'& dads do all these thiop, plaa rs,. F N MEMORANDA GOESSLER ' 'I TOTAL UABILITIES AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ··---··--··· $1,622,297.33 ...... . . . ......... ' 6Uit.O CHESTS BACK 'mAR, MEBeE TH~Eii HUMOOED VEARS AGO! I TOTAL UABliJTIES ------·---- --·-·· 1!,447,912.81 oft'en auch a wide teleetlon, CAP1TAL ACCOUNTS each guranl{'('d for carat .. IIC•omrnon stocktotal par value- ----------- $ 50,000.00 weicht. oolor, cut and clarity. No. 11lans authorized 500 No. shares outstanding 500 60,000.00 Surplus _________ ------------------- - --64,324.52 Undivided profits - --- -------- -----------TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS --·------ $ 174,324.52 MYSTIQUE. fpom S l~ O . • 'YEP! REAL CEDAR AN' J=iT9 SNUG 6MOUCH 1U ~LOAT 'COOSS "rn' OCMN I 5URE KrtOWiiD HoW 10 I, TOTAL ASSETS -----·····-·-········ •!.822.297.33 LIABILITIES Demand deposits of indlviduall, · partnerships, and corporatlontl •••••• ~. • 445,619.88 I Time and savi~gs depollta of lndlvtduall, 863,588.26 partnership&, and corporations ........ . 149 86 Deposits of United States Government -----126,542.84 Deposits of Statea and political aubdlvlJiona TOTAL DEPOSITS ------ $1,435,895.92 Total demand depolllto _. S &&1,812.88 Total time and oavlngs deposits _____ S 884,583.28 Other Uabilitloo ···············--·------· 12,076.88 Averftge of total deposits for the U calendar days ending with coU date ··- - $1,412,379.28 Average of total loans for the 15 · calendar days ending with can date •••• $ 883,706.89 I, Freeland S. Norris, Cubler, of the above-named bln.l: 4o hereby certifj< thai tbll re·5 of condition iB true aDd correct to the ~st of my know e alld belief. . ' ElAND S. NORRIS We, the undersigned tllrectota attell the correctneso of lhlJ report of conditioD aad dfiCIIrt that It has been enmlned by us and to the bell of. our lmowledge and beUef Ia true and correct. ' I ' J.tl OF RACINE In the State of Ohio, at the Close of Business on June 30 1966. Published in response to call made by Comptroller of the Currency, under Section 5211, U. S. Revised Statute1. ASSETS Cash, balances with other hanks, and cash . items in process of collection -·-···--·· $ 188,922.01 Umted States Government obligations, 564,811.19 direct and guaranteed .. ------ - -------Obligations of States and political subdivision• 8,000.00 Loans and diS<uunts (overdrafts $52.79) •••• 332,291.08 F1xed assets --------------------········· 19,152.33 Other assets -------------------·--·--·--· 11;120.77 than "puppy love" •, ta"1 Dill the garhllge. , • THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK if it's more , ly HAROLD GRAY LITTLE ORf'HAN ANNIE I jobs for today' a mo(hers, when they J1f . .. { ,, iI electric aervice bill. Nothing 1"' 01111 .., , _ I ' ., ' • ., • I EAl\L P. CROSS Dlrectora HAROLD CARNAHAN '• '.~ ,. '.. c ' ·.'·' �. . ... ... ~ .~ · · · ~ ... .-.... ..... ......... .... ........... ' ~ -- ......... -- f . . ··· -·~- · ··· - - . ... .. '' ~....·--·· ~---··: •• .• ,;•._..;;,._ .,.._._......_,~__- ~ - -. ' __ ....... . . _ -~ ,.- - "'- . _ _ _ _~·- ·~ .--··- - _.! .. -.-- - .... ·- · - ......~ . .. ........_ _ ..... - .. ..- ... , \ ( I " . • , ,:· ·\ I ' Religion in America • Social Action Forms DeepeSt Schism · In ReligiOUS 'Life 0f AmerJca-In 1960s l' = Tuppers Plains I::a:m~ o!n ':d Meigs had 2in family 1vith 100 present. Thosa ociety N.ews I' attendi"g were Mr . .nd Mrs. 53lst Enm Bn S A. B. Sams son Earl,' Mr. . -e• A _____...;.'-"'·.,.;..·- I and Mrs. Clmton Sams ·ol Th ~nd ~nd ( ~ 511 1 ~lbl Co~bat ~=ttall~~· 0 · · I I' ~ I Ftnancta/ GoSSip R•. Drolrera'!e '-·.·ouses FI"nd l d 1\f L'"k•Ing lillltCf an lHOfe to :r GOI' ENUFF DAOBURN I SALLS , I O'FI~I!!I NAI.r · CLEANUP Engl ' BY EVELYN BRICKLES ] Zanesville, Mr. Ml'$. Nlcho· neer: , heJd i Rev. and Mrs. Jock: Young , lis Mocey, Mr. and Ml'$. c. its aMII'&I eonvtlltion at the · · · · of Columbus have beeli asslgn· i c. Rpmme and Margaret 8~ 0 • Sheratotl Pan HOle!, Washing· 1 Unlttod Press latema«onal do not want our contributions to and Bishop Moore replied In a ed 1o the E.U.B. charge here man and Todd. Mr. and Mr&. ton, D. C., July 12th lhi'oulh I The deepest schism in the Lord's work used tD 1ietter tD all clergymen of th• and moved into the . pal10dage Leonard Sams, Richard ~nd the 15th. '!be s:tlo~ aet!vated AmeriClln religious life today is propagandlu controversial diocese. bere last week. Betty Glass aod Kim and Tim, In 1942 11 Camp Edwardl between those who favor and state subjects such as 80<'alled "We do not need to belabor Pvt. Donald Koenig spent 1 1 George and Carol · Thompson Massachusetts, trained there those who deplore "social "fair employment" sale or the .reai!OII for the chur<h's llklay leave here with hi s l and Debbie, Mike, Beverly, invaliCJI! ipeclallsts and part!.. action." rental of private property, and Involvement 'n social matters." wife, Norma, and his mother, , ~ E~oc, ~\~~d ':.'· John tpated In landings In Alrlca, Social action Is a caleb-all termination of our nuclear they said. "Ever since Mo3€s Ml'$. Doris Koenig and son : franc an lC a Jonm• Sicily, Italy, Franoe, llld Ger· term for the growifl8 involve- defense experiments whlle oth· demanded botl , •• ahor e<mdi- Rickey. I or, Mr. and Mrs. Max Lemley, milD)'. ment ol churrhes In activities er nations prnceed with such lions for th; Israelites 111 F1•t. and Mrs. Donald Koe-l Debbie and Becky, Mr. and Meiga County wu well repthat are aimed not at the development. Nor do we ERYPI tho peopl• nf God have nig left Morolay morning for Mrs. Leroy Smeeks and Mlch- mented in this · groups salvation of individual souls but approve use of church funds or know~ that justic~ is a conrernl Ft. Lee. Virginia where he Is 1 ael, Mr. and Mrs. ~ugen.e several veterans from tbe ar-11 the remedying of social evils per..,nnel to foster public of the Almlght" nnd therefore stationed. Sams and Pamela, DenniS, .R•· ea were of . this battalion. Atsuch as war, poverty and racial demonstrations or marches that n .~' . 1 la uud Penny Mr · and M r a. tending from Meigs were Mr. discrimination. , tend to breed disrespect for law our co cere. Mrs. Lea. Jean Hawkms of Dale Sams and son Rodger, Mr. and Mrs. Edpr Taylor, Ra· Some denomlnabons are and order and tbo property "The Prophets •nd J""us Columbus ".spending 1 few and Mrs. Jonny Clark, Mr. and cine, R. D., r.nd Mr. and Mrs. more heavily engaged· lhan rights of others." himseU In his confrontation I days here With her parents, Mrs . Roseoe Jackson, Kl~ and Howard Beegle now of Toledll. , others in social action. But it Is Instead of supporting such with the power~ that be :n l' Mr. and Mrs. John Arbau~. Ke1th, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford The reunion closed with 1 subject of controversy in church should devote Its money Jerusalem, tho Apo•tles and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Swartz Lynch, Freddie ~nd Darlene, banquet wltb General virtually every religious body. things, the resolution said, the the church dowr. through the land two .sons ol Ravenna , 0. Mr. and Mrs .. Gile Burdette, of the Washington StaU as And it is capable of arousing and manpower to ''increased ages, have 'lhow~ that :me were guwsts of Mr. and Mrs. · Jackie . and Buddy, Mrs. fA!na l guest speaker. The reuruon will passions as intense as those efforts on fundtmenla l sniritual cannot carry .Ylt t 1 ~1! cvmrnanJ· C. E. Wood~ recen~ly . Sams, Tom Bibbee, Mr. and : be held on the same date next stirred in prev1ous generations concerns that liffect the dP~tinv ment to love on~·s nP-1n.;hbor Mrs. l>?rls Koemg attended Mrs. Harold Smith, Debbie a~ year In Chlcaao, and aU former bv disputes over thrological of the <:.o•il<: of its mt>mbers and 1-'iithout struggling to impnwP. the weddmg of Lynda\! Lyons 1 Terry· Paul and Ed HarriS, members of the battalion are ~ctrinPs I nor·~"'''';Pvrrs.'' the conditions under which he and Lawrence Hashergan at I Stephen and Danny Morey, Dor- invited. Rerent evefll!- in the Episro- Ln~t w~>f'k. R\<:hop Crei,..,hton , live~." IT ~oy_ Sund~y She also spent OTHY Morey Bailey, Mrs. Gary I pal Diorese r>l Washm~tnn. , . . . . the evemng wJth her dau~hter, Smeeks, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald ed Mrs. Gladys Violet st Hol; 6- Dall) Senllnel. Pomeroy·Middleport, 0 .. July 21. 1966 Mr_._and Mrs. Bruce Myers and Vogelsong, Doug, Wayne and 1zer Hospital Sunday. d d 1 De .. ,the!JroVItensiolJs e a go'iwhich e:.:amp fa 'I Y 0 I Ch es ter for 3 cook- Benny, Mr. and Mrs. Delbert ·. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Webof aree • • • --- developing ovor social actioe. out. Sams, Mri. Mabel James and er and family of Long Bottom The .. ffrJP.an 1 a~si .· :-m il Mrs. Clarence Barnett and famaly, MY. and Mrs. John Wtl- and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon bishop of the diocese. the Rt. niece, Mrs. Lila Adams , attend- Iiams and Allen , Cella Smeeks, Chevalier and two sons were Rev . Paul \loore Jr., has been I ~.' ed the wedding of her son, Ron· John, Dave and Frank, Mr. Sunday evening guests of Mrs. conspicuously identified with I u [)I \. v 1 nie Barnett, at Texas. They and Mrs. Jack Gorrell and Doris Koenig and son. , the civil rights movement He left Thursday and returned Full . Mr: and Mrs. Chester Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Brick· is naUonal chairman of the ! ' .i' home Monday. Gorrell , Lmdo Sue and M1ch· les called on her brother, Mr. Delta Ministry , which aids I Rickey Kcenig spe nt the week- aeL Lunch wa• served at noon . und Mrs. Dwight Spencer of Negroes in Mississippi. He also end at Mansfield visiting rela- G8mes and music were en- Chester Sunday. has given strong public support NEW YORK !UP!) _The Corp., a •ubsid•ary of the New ; tives joyed in the afternoon by all. daughter Mrs. Mildr..t to ~he "fr:e D. C. move_ment" I army of Wall Street clerical I York Stock Exchange. The sys- The Sams Reunion was held Mrs . F.Ana ,~~~~erfleld and well and dau.lhter. Janet. w~1c~ seel{s home _rule lor the workers . numbering at lMst tern is called Central Certlficale 18 i D1s~nct of Colurnb1a. 1200,000 ts being whittled away Service. By autumn an the isB,hop Moore ~lraied some sharply by new electronic tech• sues traded on the big hoard eon c;ervative Ep1scopaha~s a niques that allow the btg broker- wHI be in the Central Certafifew weeks ago by endorsmg a age houses to do much Pi their cate pool. boycott of W>Shlngton merch· back office work outside New When that has been accomants who refused to support York. plished there no longer will be home rule. . High rents, difficult travel any need for physical delivery . A group of busmess execu- and Jiving conditions in Manhat- of stock certificates in most big tives spearheaded an Pffort to tan and congested traffic in the board transactions and the have Bishop Moore "disci- narrow streets of the ancient thousands of clerks employed in plined .'' This mane\'er was . financial district are encourag- this work will be phased out or q~ietly b~t firr~·tly sque_lc~ed by ing the large companies among asJ.igned tu other duties. Stock hl:s superaor , Btshup W1lham F. the 654 stock exchange member transfer will be mere bookkeepCreighton, a soft-spoken man of firms to decentralize. ing items recorded against mas~at determination whose co~It's real!y part of a trer.d that ter certificates for large blocks mttment to the cause of social began years ago when the big- of stocks - say $10 million justice is less publicized but no ger firms becume chaj1110 with worth held in custody by banks . less ferven t than that of Bishop offices scattered from coast to And with the need for phy~ Moore. coast. Of J,500 new branc,J:t, of- sical exchange of certificates eli11 The next move came from fices established by Wall slteet minated for most, the brokerage the vestry of All Souls' firms in the past deca~ only house no longer will be under Memorial Church, a wealthy 10 per cent were in New York the necessity of doing lhe bulk parish in the Connecticut City. of its accounting and clerical Avenue section which has a But 1966 likely will be re- \»brk in Manhattan. It can do substantial number of retired membered as the year of the it anywhere where its workers military officers on its rolls. big trek away from Wall Street can have the benefits of subThe vestry of AU Souls' voted for two reasons . urban &r country living. to cut its annual contribution to Mayor John V. Lindsay's atthe diocese In half-from tempt to double the New York Hoot With Boomerangs $11,880 to $6,000--as a protest transfer tax on oecurllies which In AustraUa, where tht against Bishop Moore's activi· caused the stock exchange to boomerang originated, hunters ties and other social action threaten to leave the city en- spin it above nocks of ducks, programs of the diocese, the tirely got the headlines Dot the , parakeets and pigeons to imi1 National Episcopal Church and 1rea 1 pullout has been caused by tate a hawk and to drive the the N a t I o n a I C ou n ri I of prosaic mechanical develop- btrds into nets strung from wat~ Churt~ hes ; mPnts - for e-xample, a new trees. In a .resolution sent to all 1 system that has made unneces- -----,-,-~ -= other parishes ol the diocese. sary the physical transfer of • ..,, 100 oauon• the All . Souls vestrymen said: stock certificates in an esfi· Ga~ an d n~• rru •0 · ;· · 6 Uan :< N'tgru.. tn ' ur laymen, be 1eving Jn mated three-quarters of all secu- lJel your MIAMI sucH s"""' ' flooll 'lodaYOf Church and State ' rities traded in the country. u nbelleva hlf hur rrue The new system has been put 5UCEI:TIFtiED GAl naTioN W. Malrr. St., Pomeroy, 0111• in effect by Stock Clearing --Charter No. 9815 REPORT OF CONDITION OF 0 0 - lEN CASEY CXliYIPEtiTION ·AS IT I. ; •f,. .. , "· Womens,and C~ildrens I SUMMER SHoes Values .to 12.99 PAIR $,2 PAIR AND ,$6 S4 I f' LI'L ABNER PAIR PAIR . 1: ~ ." b ~ VALUES TO $12.99 · . ALL SALES FINAL • ' WT WEEK OF OUR HUSH PUPPIE SALE ON DISCONTINUED STYLES lw HOWIE SCHNEIDER IIJAIJT ltV TO Kl..tllU ll-IAT rtl ALWAVS ·LOVe 'IOU! N- Bock To Sch!IOI Sh- Arriving Dolly ly KING IT IIJI»J'T MATTeR A 131T TO ME' IF 'l'ru FAIL! WVI\J3LE, I ft.~ ·> r, Je56~ea'5 6i,ter6 qirl ;, 6t•yinq '" w1th U5 for the ~ummerr SHOE BOX ,_ n ., MIDDLEPORT P., . ! (~!' ~. ,, • ·, •· THE BORN LOSER :jl ,, ·. ,. Eemember when dad used. to... '' 1ty CHESTER DICK TRACY GOJLD -. ~ stoke thf fire, •• tmpty the icebox pan . , , 'TWIXT TH' MOT HS AND TI-l£ DAMP ROT. WOlJLDN"T BE NOTI-IlN' LE"I=T BUT TH' ~-!ANGER INSIDE A WEE:K I klRE, ltlmow ~··~··~ [t'a time to becin that very eareful selection of a lasting •rmbol of love. An eumination of our complete collection of ArtCarved diamond rinrs will help you make this important decision. Only ArtCarved, with a proud lrPrita ge of 50 million rin111 c reated since 18(5(), ,,;; Jewelry Store POMEROY J. DUO~ CJIOSS : /.!! •· J !J, h lq / I I .. <" ly RAEBURN VAN IUREN ABBIE AND SI.ATS .~I I I I ,' ' ' I tllltlfi/JIIJI Jels uri "' help hang clothes out to dry ... I I I 1!\ · ~.".'. • WINNIE WINKLE 1 l l!l ·~ r; :~ ' "Jf .' ··..~-. . '· R 1t · tt ;:J ,. ., ..,. ~'R ' ' ~ It ·-.:. •• •• . t." By BRAN NEll i :.r1 111 "J: bnti • S1 '1 I K ·, " II u: ® •' IJ -. Today'& dads do all these thiop, plaa rs,. F N MEMORANDA GOESSLER ' 'I TOTAL UABILITIES AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ··---··--··· $1,622,297.33 ...... . . . ......... ' 6Uit.O CHESTS BACK 'mAR, MEBeE TH~Eii HUMOOED VEARS AGO! I TOTAL UABliJTIES ------·---- --·-·· 1!,447,912.81 oft'en auch a wide teleetlon, CAP1TAL ACCOUNTS each guranl{'('d for carat .. IIC•omrnon stocktotal par value- ----------- $ 50,000.00 weicht. oolor, cut and clarity. No. 11lans authorized 500 No. shares outstanding 500 60,000.00 Surplus _________ ------------------- - --64,324.52 Undivided profits - --- -------- -----------TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS --·------ $ 174,324.52 MYSTIQUE. fpom S l~ O . • 'YEP! REAL CEDAR AN' J=iT9 SNUG 6MOUCH 1U ~LOAT 'COOSS "rn' OCMN I 5URE KrtOWiiD HoW 10 I, TOTAL ASSETS -----·····-·-········ •!.822.297.33 LIABILITIES Demand deposits of indlviduall, · partnerships, and corporatlontl •••••• ~. • 445,619.88 I Time and savi~gs depollta of lndlvtduall, 863,588.26 partnership&, and corporations ........ . 149 86 Deposits of United States Government -----126,542.84 Deposits of Statea and political aubdlvlJiona TOTAL DEPOSITS ------ $1,435,895.92 Total demand depolllto _. S &&1,812.88 Total time and oavlngs deposits _____ S 884,583.28 Other Uabilitloo ···············--·------· 12,076.88 Averftge of total deposits for the U calendar days ending with coU date ··- - $1,412,379.28 Average of total loans for the 15 · calendar days ending with can date •••• $ 883,706.89 I, Freeland S. Norris, Cubler, of the above-named bln.l: 4o hereby certifj< thai tbll re·5 of condition iB true aDd correct to the ~st of my know e alld belief. . ' ElAND S. NORRIS We, the undersigned tllrectota attell the correctneso of lhlJ report of conditioD aad dfiCIIrt that It has been enmlned by us and to the bell of. our lmowledge and beUef Ia true and correct. ' I ' J.tl OF RACINE In the State of Ohio, at the Close of Business on June 30 1966. Published in response to call made by Comptroller of the Currency, under Section 5211, U. S. Revised Statute1. ASSETS Cash, balances with other hanks, and cash . items in process of collection -·-···--·· $ 188,922.01 Umted States Government obligations, 564,811.19 direct and guaranteed .. ------ - -------Obligations of States and political subdivision• 8,000.00 Loans and diS<uunts (overdrafts $52.79) •••• 332,291.08 F1xed assets --------------------········· 19,152.33 Other assets -------------------·--·--·--· 11;120.77 than "puppy love" •, ta"1 Dill the garhllge. , • THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK if it's more , ly HAROLD GRAY LITTLE ORf'HAN ANNIE I jobs for today' a mo(hers, when they J1f . .. { ,, iI electric aervice bill. Nothing 1"' 01111 .., , _ I ' ., ' • ., • I EAl\L P. CROSS Dlrectora HAROLD CARNAHAN '• '.~ ,. '.. c ' ·.'·' �. {~ .' '. .,.,,.. . . ( .' .._, .' ,. '' '. • I . ' . Get Extra Cash·The·Want Ad Way BusinesS Services I .O'ii...------·11-DailJ WANT A8 "t ' i; o. lu)J. 11, lentlnel. l'lllMroJ·Mlddleport. 1960 For S.le FOR SALE ='""_ •.,. .. ?... '""w': ANTJQIJii: J.I'Willllft, dilll•; fl5: 1 red plasuc rocker ...,. - - ,_,_ ~ Cll1 « wrtte. ottoman ~: 1 gold ..,,... llrL BunuJ Olcll. II II. and chair ~: 1 walnut • -"-: ::'.:::-:;:•- Ualtt 111.. l'wlelor- 1 8 tablee fit: 1 browa -..,,.. • nre. - c. "" couch and ohalr ~: 1 metal • c_. ,., _..., •• •BEANS. tomatoes cabbage and bed complete $25; porch gild· ..:-=u.-:• -:-.,..• cucwnberl a.;.ence Proffitt, • aod 2 chairs tmetal) $10; tAOD OP TNANU 0 OIITUAOIU ~"--' :..~,. Pb. M3-125f, 1 olteal of drawertl fl\ '20Call .... fer It _,. MIRI ada . . . .-ualolGIIUo UJUU. 6tc 7 ...OflfiiCI _ , -IIOUUto. T If tfc 1192-3107. • ---- ~ l . . . .._ M. to •· M. b- NO 1 AND " poll- Cbarlee - - •• • '"" KEEP pro • too, Portland, • on "-10"-1an •·-· earpet oman -oleanlag .... Blue Hi! 0. •Pb. 843TO PLACI A ~ _... e.ago f 1l Ito aiiLILT PRODUCIM LU tre wall tQ wall. Rent .M,h)V.. ~ ·wv•"' !~2156 otedric abampooer fl. Pom.tumON rnvro """ -__, CameDt Block Co. Sa4arday, Jnly Z3rd, l :W P.M. 7 18 6te TWO tDilot west ol . Tllppero Notice B-L~UE =-"'"L"' u;;;sTR=E;:-:n::o~ t ony rids Plains on SL Route 681. ts of soil but leaves pile HAVING oold my !ann, 1 _w~ c arpe and ID!ty Rent electric seU at auction the followmg. GET OUR 11 "' $1 · Baker Fumi- · All household looda and fill'ON sbampooer · niture blctuding, 1 19 $lc AN ture_Co. _ Electric Range and RefrigerI 19116 STEREO--Radlo tqUl"pped. ator AIR.CONDITIONED LOvely walnut finish. 4 speed Beds and beddln&. cbalra, Twin stands, etc. lutermixed changer, speaker system. Thill aet II .tntiqueo in very nice condition. Pay Two buffela, Wash stand · 1111 ..loctlon of oft modolo balance due $89.29 or $& per Iron toys, otatuee, books ' Po-"eroy Motor Co. month. Try 11 in your home. Quilting frames, Wall lei... I O!oon 1 Pomtrwy Call 992-3218. 7 19 6tc pboll 1111111!!!11~11111!!!111!!!_ AUTOMATIC- ZIG zagCoffee mill, braso bed, pie- I' ADAMS TRADING Post II machine, Blind hems, mono- . hture _:ameo 9JN!II 1 clayo a week: Mon- grams, makes buttonboleo, :,,~·and miBcellaneoul i day through Saturday. We sews oa buttons, darns, patch· 1 "ck tru k I ti&ve radio and television no es etc. All without attachc pair, also plenty of antique I m~nts. Pay $S per month or Lar metal top beach saw Items. Main St in Rutland, I pay balance due t6f.44. Free Oneg"wbeel de lractcc .0. Pb. 'I4U39l ! 20 Uc homo demo. can i92-3218. Platform oc:!. D · 7 ID Ita Extensioll latlden _ Card of Th~~nks IBOY'S bicycle and a girl's hi· Lard press, aausaga Jrinc1er •: = "'":r... -- 1 DEAL I 66 CHMOLET Sewtiil · ;·!:ici.O::..:P I cycle. Phone WIIUa Frecker, 150 field till MOST alncera lhallks l Chester, Ohio 1165-3569. Hay Iorio and rope are estended to Holzer Hoo7 1J 3tp Fea<1 otretcher Jl\tal, ila doctors, nurseo, 1 f5 X 8 _: 2 bedroom bousetraB- Slip scraper 81111 staff: to Ewlng'o Funeral! ..-. Melvin Little, . Cbeiblre, Sman too11 and ather 1tam1 H9lJie, and to the Rev. L. too numerous to mention. 7 11 ltp Not respoaaible lor •""Idola Simpson, for kiDoine1ses up. ! Ohio. on the death of . oor dear HAY. Ph. 992·'1931. 7 IJ 6tc w. G. Nlckolo, Owner moth..-, MoiUe Browt1. SlgaL 0. Hq, Aualio-• ·. Sono, Robert L.cia bier and I NOW TAKING Ill NTAL R-•··•"e, .,. -•w 0. GeDtlt Jlrolm, and Ill ,, RIIERVATIONI T J1 ... 7 28 2te ', ldl peotl Tim liMON P. Newland tam- . home frem 11J wtablll to alnd tlleir e SALES e uta. ooctroacbee, blartlolt thaob to an tbeir , accaplcu. aiiYerlllh, IIIMJ wollllerful aeipborl , • RENTALS • .....,. aad wa..who ""'" so k!nd .during the eComplnt lctlllpmonte ~ at I!Jq Btlllda:l 1Uioeu and ot111r the death o1 ROUSH & LYONS eo., Mlddloport. f • ·~ 1 and our beloved wHo mow~, Camping Trai ers •JI'loe Nnllllll. .._ill lhlob I It u ••• _ w y RATS, tn Dr. Roger ~II, thl 11 112-2101 ' ......,7n-Ut~ eve!', "Get Star," doleto1'l at 11o1J1r Jlolpttal. , bach Hardware, Iugar aursu and nunes aid., for · WELL eqnipped coal mme oa Feed, Pirkea'1 Hardware. Utelr kind. service and also Story'• Run Road, 10 acres 7 li 3otp 10 the many friends and 1 ol cosl. Ph. SH Ui022 be- SORRY SAL 18 now a "lleigbborll who sent foucl. flow-. tweea f ud I p.m. 7 I 12tp Gal. She used Blue Lusllre il en and cards. May God bless : BUUGET rRICED fUrolJure In rug and upholstery eleaoer. ~ and everyoae ol you. our tldrd Door budget shop. Rent electri• shampoo..- fl. 7 21 Up Blk..- Furniture, Mldtlleport Pickeno ' Hardware Co, I••· -------Ohlc U 111fe 7 II ltc oUR t •' I I ~ l.tiWI ~ Ali Nii Ldliiir.Shop ec.r erruck eHuter ear. eBulweAnyTYJie DIIH GOBLE FORD 64 Conair .. 1095 r t MIN Delue Coupe. !local owner, mol or overhauled. Good tires, clean interior. lVI 1m~ hardtop cou..- White II . Spotless clean red ia. IA!rior. 327 engine, auoomalie power 1teering lnd braket.. ftadio and bea{er. Mldoll.,.,., 0. I HONDA SIJl.S & .SERVICE : II ONa OP Till NICIIT I'GPLII CALL ' · DICK RAWLINGS WHEEL AUGNMl!NT oocroR ~~~le!'a::,:;.n ill~~~r·Jl:~~~ and heater. Valiant 200, 4 door. Mist blue finlsb . 9000 nriles Like by loco! owner. Aulomatio. new and priced to go. 62 FOrd •• • • • • 749 Fakoo 4 Door. Deluxe trim, ~~~ tl::i:b'. ~:':=tie =~: 57 Plymouth .. 265 ~~~~~e .:.~up:~~~~ lrano Power lteering. R&H BARGAIN PRICfD 1169 Evane, Forest Rua. Pb. t-l6'15 after i p.m. 7 II lip ;-;-·n-.--ud-- DAILY CROSSWORD TWO saow • --- ~--· 7:3$ I 14, W.J•.W .. condition, 1M Buttantut .tve., furnWled, adulb l wanted, 126 Mulberry Ave. aua~ ..... S.mce~ ood electric B.R. W. HARDWARE and Leather Supply aewer Qill ~~. Oener, UD~I~ TI luridobod- apartments. AD utilliiea paid. Phone WY :I-Z771. dvEN ROOM bou3e in Syra- !1!1"•· Ba ready for occupancy 'I- I 7 II tfe I l , ;ROOM .• ltage.on co111er of , J'almtr llld flh Streela iD i Jllddleport. Ph. 1192-2500. 1 ~ 72031• 1 I ~ trailer, everYtttto. !uf- ! ilohed, relrigerator, cook liove, aatural gae. Cl0110 to jpy home. WUl root to peallouera or privata person or eouple,. VIolet Brewer. Partlatll, Ohio. Ph. VI 3-1800. ........._ • T20tfe "" GET YOUR '66 CHEV ~ TODAy I Wlllt• ----··.. ·.•,. $2495 I 1 lUte ·I~YNE· ( D9C)R. ·BAN I •••• ·-~ · · \· : · : . : •. • NOW! ;_.:.:• .$2295 PriijY~K ..iill I T 11 3tp - -.-- -- - ----- Ja~>- Balli. R. D. I, Mlaersville, Ql!io. 7 :n 3tp ;qi;DEM.~a~em~H Stallla, 2 tid, • · Graee Mal'- ,;an PWII, I Chill. I'lL ·--- ' 21 c. Sic Martin, TQppora . . . . 'flip. Pi. 11'1-:1551. " . I a llo - " .. '. ' . ... . -., . . - .. - '. ·· 4· '-"•w.·'66 C,_vrolets · D-. Yiit~~~~ry- ~lr:.CO~:t~'''~"~~~ . ---HONDA, model IIG, $300. • cbanl ~-~ ... ···· · - --- ·~· -·--·· · -· ··· - ····-- •••• • • _ . . ... •<" ............... . ..... . ..., . -- ... -··· ·. -- .... · ··~ · ·· •• .... ···-· .. ... ~ · ~ ··· ,. .. (, 'l ' I •. ·, ' .' r ..... -...... . • , O , _ . . . . ,>• •, oO . - 0 O ' ' • OO O . . . _ _ _ . , • • • , o O, , .JI-00 . 0 - - M .. - . -.. ~.: .... .... - ............ :;._:.~,(-....; ""''*t'....._.,..,.,,.., •-o 0 0 0 . .. . . : ••'OO ... o OO o oO Oo oOO- O . . . . . . .\ ·• " . '· •' I .• r· ., ·-- ~ 29~ ROUND STEAK lb.J9c ; .r' Ill "/,' bmt s~<~ )f ·, ,, l I . IMPALA H.f •., CPL 111& HO!ji)A, 110, 3500 tDiles, 010 cab. Ph. WU!ilt. ·&. Tuppers .. 1 POTATOES FarSele '1111 pb 1- .~:;.~-~.~-::.~1'11~-.:'· ..~~= Sale Whole FRYERS - - - HOUSE •••• ________ - BALES --- of good alraw, L~bH~It~~an CHI CLEANING 7 193tc i " lL. . ' f/' ·~ • LEADERS WE'RE iiOOMS with bath, unfUnush· i jiCI. See at 4110 Maple St., Mid:,: . 'I II Tl and Reed. Alter ' S-357t 411fe f. m. ..u n ....... 0. Ph. 192-29311. b·~ 1 ::::•To4q-- i1lhe TIIREE IIIII ,_ room f • liSe"' NOW WY ..-513f. 12 s tfe rouR ROOM furolsbed apartPDI. WY :IM68. 4 It ttc ~- 9 ~~..:~;;;;;;;~;::;::::~:sro:~-"'""'"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.,l 7 U tt• 4!a. AUIUII f. Phone WY 81 1 and IIJIIIIII. ,, V<i ' ·'~ WINDOW FAN . TIUIBE ..C. lour room fllroiSl> ttl ' bd UDfurniBbed apan- ~ ~q .. / SlQ95 POMEROY, OHIO balli; afeely ·y, .• '. I POMEROY MOTOR ( 0 • Open Evanlngo 9 P.M. ' , ., 1 I lovocal Plot Bottom, Dump onol r . - H. Duty Trucks Che•rolet Deeler ' H , JN I Miscell1neous 8' Picbp. loRd Cob, 15" oomm. tireo ond whoell. Sowod mollor. Good Buys At Your I .~ I I I 56 Chevrolet .. 395 Wide body, s CJI. enrino, Cab A-I eondatioa. White over red finish, batter, new tires. UNE SCORES w: 58 Chw. "6" 4 Dr. 199 57 Chev. "6" 4 Dr: 295 58 Olds Iuper "88" 4 Dr. 199 55 Pont. HT Cpe 145 57 Ply. HT Cpe. 265 59 Chov. lntp11la 4D 491 · r. l> Toll 8 ft. Pickup. h':,l~e= I Toledp Mud HenS Make Jt Two Strru·ght 0 \rer .Jets 66 Plymouth 229 5 61 GMC ···· 1095 M~<;;~b ::rs~R .,;..,Ia steering. V8 % TIOIL 8' futor7 stake, good 8 ply tlreo, reo! oolld ~ial I' Impala Hardtop. Locally own- 57 Ford •· •· •.• 595 inabolil~,or w;:an! ed and only 12,000 nriles, 8 power CLEVELAND IUPI) - The "The single faelor !bat makeo ed· within the Council of Churches of Chrosl these riels JJij)St dangerous !S l""els of employment. THURSDAY . of Greater Cleveland. calling the unwillingness of -The orpaiU sf . t l the east side nots "a form of cUy leRder!lhip to understand 1 our educa\JOJ)Bl SJ&tenl 1JlU , Chur:h inarticulate languoge." Wednes- the depth of diScontent and hedes- 1tranu:""med ' : n: ·· ' · Middl d proposed a flve-step pro- perat1on felt by Iorge num rs 1 taug m JC AKRON, Ohio (UPI) -Ja~k I FourthTha~sd MaiJnul-sts, 21 A~j ' g~~m aimed at prevenlmg fu- of Cleveland negroes."" I reinforce their feeling• ol l'!" Nicklaus begins working on hiS port, ur ay, Y • . . • feriori ty. ninth major golf title in the Welcome. Hours, 4 p.m.-6·30 p tore outbreaks. I The letter on presentonc ree- l The conditiono IHid..- which round of the PGA m. The group's metropolllan ar ommendalions. first called for , Negroe. love must be ilnprovN today and on a town haU Thursday, 7:30 p.m. falrs comm1ss •on headed by a~ Improvement 111 l'O~m~m~~- • • . bad housing, infant mor" wroto is h" hly side project ol even- MEJGS,COUNTY Democrat Rev. Charles Rawlmgs sa od the too_ns between the coty s I ad . lahty and disease, delinquency, NEW YORK (UPI) - Almost oevere hung~r pangs. . . ng_ 11! through erasing one ol Bobby t t the Syracuse ! lwo-<la riot was "a form of in shop and the negr~ communoty, addoction , must be drastlcaVj everyone at some time or other The physoctan expl~mted !halt gd:,n~ m~.. ~~e:lty and why Jones' proudest distlnctiolll. - ~~~ m;:u..:C.ay 7·30 p.m. orticul~le language m whkh i especially !hose hvong In the reduced -,. . a es · 'ed , "ghettoes "' F le . te channli!J talks about the battle of the there are great var1a oons n 1 1 1 1 uecessfull 1o the limin and sequence of hunger pangs. A 4·2 favorite In the !85-man All members are urg to a· , one gr~up o peop • commun•· : · - ma 11y. gooma . ~lge. ~y lr~s I rght hunger se!auoos among differ- He citod the work of several field trying 1o master the ' tend. Ladies are asked to brms cates Wilh olher groups_ of people I Other recommendations made I f..- protest, dossent and socoal some ng a u overwe · 1 ag g ps sexes and scienUsts ID show that monstrous 71 so-yard par-?o laandwiches or cookies. l aboul iL' problems, dosconlet~l< 1 were . action must · ' opened and u. Othera lali re~a~ly~:~n~; ~ividu:ls. rou ' regulation of food intake is Firestone 'eou~try Club "?.urse, ! PIULATHEA WOMEN o1 and desperation" _ 1 -The Negro~~st__~_lnclud- couraged .........,.. a bea ty ,:. "I' e "In fact the influence ol equally elfecUve at all levels . game is as good now as lt l lhe Middleport Church of Cbrlst , In a two-page letter to lis 450 ~ -,.. ~nover SilOcopon:;: in 'the l:st mood, deg;eee of the desire lor enelrfgy "ulpeltnditdure. es game In as g~ now "as it I woll have a picmc dinner on lhe l churches ind the harea.l llh~ ;'p~;, 111 th food and preoccupation with " ac v Y ecreaB been all year. church lawn Thursday evemng ' mossion sa 1 sue a r o r , two yean ... But its ways e thoughta of food are at once a certain threshold 'That was llllough tD aerv• lat 6·30 p m Members are to sents an explosion of feeling 1 ~I It same flye. . more complex and more commensurate decrease m warning that the broad-aboul· take. a !~.dish and table ser- , arisong from festering disMajor League ROiulll .S F_ 010 000 001 The lie-old method of losmg variable than had been realized in,lake doell not occur. In fact, dered, blond powerhouse !rom ce In case of rain it wolt he content thai could find no other By United Press International Fosher (7-9) and Step~ weight ill one of exercising until now •· if the activity reacheo a very Columbus was especlaliy eager I ~~ld. in the church donin& room more acceptable •venues of exAmrri<an Lear•• Grolt (10): Maricha~ HH~;u' more, eating less: . . . Mayer discussed "why people low level. lood Intake Increases for his third major title of the I pression and communication." (l si game\ 191, McOanoel (10) an a er. Now a phystcoan-scoentist, et hom r" in the c!uTent again . "he said. "Fanners year and his second PGA crown " L I "While the mayor calls for a ' Calil 000 000 100---1 2 GILP- Henry Al-l). H,Rs-Luplvjr looking at the obesity problem, ~ssue ol g"~ulriUon Today" a take advantage ol the pben- in the past three years. RACINE AMERI . AN ~- relurn to normal condollons." Il<ootnR 200 110 112x- e 10 •I(2nd! , McMillan list), SwobOda s.gges";"l that success . at magazine on nutritional omenon to fatten anlms!~ by All lmportaat glon Post ~h:!\ame~~tt 12; Rawlings saiu, "It is the very Brunet. Burdette (5) , Lee II) •5th). weight oss may lie inlh eatm~ of health Some of the doctor's keeping them cooped up. "Every tournament I enter is ":s~ home Co a~der lame~ absence of more normal chan- ~nd Rodgers : Brandon 13-3) ~tbe aliGted calories at e pea , to me," explained a p m. mm nels of communications for and Ryan. LP- Brunet no-6) . :~ _ ol hunger, rather then at who already has won Ray Hill requesta all members ghetto residents that leads lo (2nd game. to onning• l IAUtnta _ 020 010 ooo-' I~ traditional meal tomes. M 1 d British Ope' I attend. Special guesta will be such seeminglv 1,raloonal and I C l"f 100 210 201- 6 IS F 000 000 000 1_ 1 50 St "Lows Dr. Jean Mayer, professor of as e~.~n h rtUe Mike lenklns and Roger Roush ' destructove outbursts. ;,; 000 0011 11011 00 2 0 't Johnson, Schneider (7) Car• nutrition at Harvard Universi· thos year . 18 one as • 1 delegates to Buckeyes Boys ! ' f rd roll (7) and Oliver: Wuhbura:: 1 f bl" h lib added sognifocance. II would be l State Chicken oarhecue woll be -Ch•nce. 1\0JaS 91. San 0 (8-4 ) and McCarver. LP-i' • ty s school 0 pd oc ea • , mce to make it three out of the (10) and Satnano: Bennett, L H • said in some cases Ibis could f 'bl , this year and held after the meeting. M Mahon 16 1. Stigman 18) Johnson (8-7). HRs-De a II{ be done by ellmmaURI "meals"' , our r~..:'r~esalways has been ~ TWIN CITY SHRINE club 0Sptf3 tWS W~att (9) and Ryan. WP- (lst ). ': and 'ub s tIt utI n g more TOLEDO (UPI) The Righthanded r elle I e r Jim one of my objectives." \ will bold a famdypicnlc at Roy. Rojas (f-2). LP-Wyatt 11-5). ,: streakong Toledo Mud Het)s Horsford came on woth the Jones won 13 major cham- a! Oaks park, Thu~ay, July . I· V ·r •Philo 102 401 221-IS 2fi ~ "'snacks." "A good reducing diet or any for a sweep of a three-game bases loaded and one out to in his lime a record 121, at 4:30 p.m. Brmg own ta- Holzer Hospota . ''' o~g Houston 014 003 100- t II~ goucl dietary regimen for that series tonight over the stop the Jets and he was by any oUter golfer ble service. I boors 2-4 and 7-6 pWm.dParen s Chicago 010 300 200--- S S 4 Buhl Verbank 13) Herber!'. matter , is one which does nol Columbus Jets, whose in seroous trouble after that or present. Nicklaus ! TWILIGHT GARDEN club ' only on Ped~atncs ar . iCieve 0011 001 200- 3 f 2 if ), K~owles (7) and Dalcyiu-. make the patient feel too ional '""ague lead has been Iter balling out starter Jack has eoght. He has won will hold its annual picnic_ at I M" p ~~~:·~:,..,, 651 Sec- I Horl~n, H WJihelmR ~~~ ~~~ pie: Latman Taylor IS), Arllcli : hungry," be said. "This means shced to two games. d .1 1 Cullen. the three times; the the home of Miss Ada Hoskons. l ond '!s a~;, Samuel R LOng I~rt'"; ar~a~ :al~ WP ' o4 ), Raymond (7), Owe111 (8);· tl!at a careful distlncUon should The Mud Hens r ~:i ~;ors w~ ~hortstop Bobby Mur;,.,. slugOpen once: Ibis PGA I Thursday at 6:30 p.m. Members ~~tham. Ave . John Ho~~n (S- ~n LP..':~~rgan 14_6) I Monteagudo (91 and Batentaa. be made be_lween patoents who straight over the! ~ ht with ged a two-run homer in the event once In 1963: the Brohsh : are to brmk a covered dosh 12131 Mullen, 12611 Flfsl Ave.; Mrs. HR- Buford th) . WP- Herbert (2-4). LP-Arlll!b 15 overeat regardless of whelber the south Wedne~y Hgn ut first and drove In another run Open earlier thos monU1, and and own table serv1ce. ' Stan I R Rochards . Rt. 1 Gal1•0-11. HRs-Gonaalez (jill) lhey are hungry, and those who a 5-3 victory . ~ ~ ~n ihe tD lead the Toledo attock. The the U.S. Amaleur twtce, "which : ONE WON ONE class of the IU 11; Mrs Robert B. Hend· Wynn n&th) . :. _1 overeat, or cannot adb..-e to a down a C'<>lumbus a . mer ave Toledo 8 :1-0 lead 1 count also." Pomeroy First Baptist church 1 ~' ' Ewm ton l\'illis w. Me- ' Kan City 000 000 0011- 0 ! n -reducing diet, because of fifth and went on II> lhe -~ ~nd Wa~ne Comer made it .taot~er Former C~amp will have a picnic at Middle- ~~id~, Bid!ell." 1 Charles R. New York 002 001 Olx- f S 0 Pilla 0011 101 11011- 1 IS 11 ~Da:ll~y~S~e~n~tl~ne~~~P~om~er~o~y-~M;;Id;;;d~l~epo~rt,::O:.~·:J:u~ly:;;21~,~!=9:66--:""-.9ll ith hio eighth homer in the Nicklaus tees oil at I p. m., pert park, Thursday , at 6 p.m. Wothers Ashton w va .. Eli- I Hunter, Sanders •81 and ILos Ang 12t 010 ooo- 5 lt"ll' ~ird EDT. along with Jay H•hert, l In ease of ram, it will be beld sha E. Vititoe, Moddleport: Hen- Roof. Tallon . <8); StoUtemyre Law, O'Dell 12), CardlveH ::; · another former PGA champ, , at the church. ry Grate, Middleport: Mrs. Wil- 118-11 1 and Gibbs. LP- Hunter (51 , McBean (7) and PoiJllaroBut Columbus tied It at and Ray Floyd. . ! FRIDAY bur Theobold, Middleport: Her- ' (8-8) HRs-Ciarke •3rd), Tresh : nl: Drysdale, Brewer (f), in the top of the filth with . Arnold Palmer, second chooce 1 PAST MATRON'S CLUB of shel Lemaster, Rl 1 Shade; I <lOth I. Regan '7) , Perranoski (g) and runs on pitcher Jim t~ the ~tting, is looking for hlo l Evangeline Chapter, OES, Mid· Moss Marilyn v. Poerson, Rt 11 _ 1Haseboro. WP-CardweU (~ . back's single to score a torsi PGA totie, the only maJor die ort will hold their annual Oak Hill. Mrs. Roger H. Lofhs, Monn 002 001 1100- 3 9 I LP- Brewer 10-2). HRs.:..W. and Don Bosch's single to championship that has eluded \ pic~ic Fraiday evening at 6 p. l Oak Hill · Robert N Justice, Rt. Wash 010 000 000- I 6 I IDavis 14th), Clendenoa llfib). another. him. Also In contention are U.S m at the country homa ol Mr. 1 Raven;wood: Mrs Donald B. ' Boswell (8-51 and Outley: : th b I aded Hors- Open champ Billy Casper, who I ~ Mrs. Max Harrah near Gi-lfHih, New Boston• Lewis C. M<Cormick, Kline 181 and TRACK AND FIELD " Wllh e asesndof ed' Tim feels he belongs among the , Chester Members are to take Paugh Jackson · Raymond fs . . Casanova. LP- McCormick 17- 1 KINGSTON, Jamaica CliPII ford came on · dish and table ser- ··man Rt. · 3 Wellston. ' "'-1 0 G d a t D annRoberts game•1 "blg three "·• i"tU ary Ia covered ·8) · - E"•B hiy·th ro:_e membero of '"" Har~ness an go ave t Player, hoping to get back in a l vice. I ' Birth• 1121-member Auotrallan teim to fly _to left tD end tbe threa. winning groove again, and THE ROCK SPRINGS Better I Mrs James E. Wlill, Pome- Detroot 303 010 0011- T 9 I arrived Wednesday to eonip!te DOMINION · Toledo'a Frank e fend In I champion Dave Health Club will meet In the · roy. daughter, 8:43 a.m .. Thurs- Bait . 311 030 20I-IO 16 2 1in the British Empire "!'d acored ·wtiat proved to be Marr, who would like to prove church yard Friday at II o.m.l day. ; McL~on, Pena ' 5), Sherry ( 7 ~ Commonwealth championsljl~B 20 INCH winning run In the fifth and boa PGA victory at Llgonoer, [ to go 1o the home ol Mrs .•. -- · Dischara•• and Freehan • Bunker, Bra ben at Notional Stadium, Aug . .. t . • ... '·-'·· Heno ndded an insurance run Pa., last year was no fluke. · Mark Grueser Shade, lor their , Edith J. Bakies, Conrad D. , der <31 · Dra~w~kyhe 1 ~ "'~\fhirty-six members stopped,. 'o.ff the sl1th when Horsford The bulky field will be cut to annual picnic.' , Berkley, MiiS AnnaL. Blanken- i Roznovsky . w_- ra n er '...: in Son Francisco to compefi,m Murcer singled around a walk the top 70 scorers and ties after 1 THE MIDDLEPORT Boys' · ship, James E. Call, Clarence !2l- LP-McLam (1 3-6). ~Hs lhe LOs Angeles Track Carrpyal 2 SPEED to Mi!:e Hagan. . . . Friday's Ill-hole round and the ! League will sponsor an outside Chapman, Mrs . J. Earl Dnnnan, Northrup i8thi. : · Ro onson and Ron Clarke To"!ly ' . survivors will batue II out In teen dance parly with the Jays Mrs. Mary F. Gahm, Robert D. 1(18th ), Pow~ll \::;.. ). Cooke are in Britain. ; The Jets attempt to salv01e two final rounds, portions of I this coming Friday night !rom Gordon, Mrs . George McCoy, Naloona ague ! the third game of the seroes to- which will he televised national- 1 to 11 p. m. at tbe Middleport Mrs. Wesley E. McKenzie, Mrs. : _list game I COSMETIC FROM SHRUB -000 000 !04-- 5 9 1 Henna is the Persian l)llfll" night with Luke Walker (H) ly by ABC, on Saturday and ' · Park. The public Cynthm Norton, Mrs. Harold E. Cmco against Stan Bal_>nsen, who Sunday. Ia welcome. . Rose. Peggy D Russell, Mrs. : Chicago 100 ~ 0311- d4 ~~ I for a small shrub round io Aiia, pitched a seven-lnmng SATURDAY Bernie Sm ith, Mrs. Sylvoa Smoth r Elhs, Queen ·91 an IAustralia and aloog the Medlin his last appearance SPANISH MOSS THE POMEROY High school Mrs. Blythe J. Theisa, Mrs. , wards: Koo~c~, L~P~illi~oe!~ terranean coasts of Africa. Tho against Richmond. Spanish moss is neither cheerleaders wiU sponsor a Jack E. Waters, Mrs. Harland 191 a~: H~ dl Y( 1paste made ol powdered Jl"'· 4 1 '. moss nor did it originate in blab school dance porty this S. Wood. Carl Hllgenbur1, Mrs. I !4). - ee ( · \ d e d 7th Ina leaves baa been Ia a ouy •• .,..,. Spain. It lfOIVI on Flo•lda trees saturday night at the Pomeroy James A. may lor 1nd in!ani son. I2nd g~ek, ca) e n Icosmetic since edeut times. 1aCl'Oun1 udr ness o.. aad oet l'rH ID 1ong slrands and . at 8 p.m. . ---=~==---• 0,,. s Nllbto ,. grows tN~nls court startmg •Cind SUN ITCH 100 100 2_ 5 1 1 1 .., ,.0::'?,!., from seed. The flowering, root- In ease of rain, the dance woll 1 CHAIIGE BIT, RUN ICh. . IOO 0011 0- I s DON'T SCRATCH ITI · ...... , ... ,, ""' .,., lesio air plaat depends on wabe held in the high school ' PT. PLEASANT Bru~e I ~~;gol ( · ) nd Pavletich POMEROY, OHIO 23 CIIT'IPIID GAl STATION ter, lighf, dust and air f 1 r gym. Douglas Bush, 11, Galllpolll C k 00(~). Hol•~man Lee 17 )' Iscratchin• •Preillcll l~oo. eiNJ.Dt ·." 5H w. "-In lt.. 1'4m•,.,, o... wth MONDAY Ferry was arrested by the Sher- I o er ., . .,.. ' I.von~: paln. ~ppty ,.wd:: • •an._I 4 JANE HOWELL Tent daugh- iff' I devartment on a warraat and Bryant. (1 :::':-·a:.~.P~;!.:-':~-=~ 1":;.:~~ ii ters of Union Veterans will meet charaing hit and run following lO) . HR-Pavletlc r t • at lhe DAV baD Monday at Ian accjdent Wednesday on RedIUrface ralhe.l. H not pleued.- yUIIr ' I ch' 1 11 ed (10 inninKs) tlk b11ca. 11t aa.y c1nat ·~· ~ 1:10 p.m. mond Ridge. A v oc e a eg • 000 000 110 1_ 3 8 0 " swo....- .. LoliM JP•• ••!""""'' ly driven by Bu•h wao reported :.: N•.Y~.jl · ililiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiol•i••·i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii. · to have tKI.eswiped a car driven j · by Thelma Bonecutter. 40, Gal- • 1 lipolis Forry. Property damage · Molor Leapt Leaden wao estlmotod al '1.300. IIJ Ualled Pnoo bllerooHoaal · - - -Natlo!UII Ltape Braves, Allen, Phillie•, Hart l 0. AB R. H. Pel. Mays, Giants 21.. T, Alou, PiU 11308 45 105 .MS .tmeri<aa Ltarue: F. Rotnn- 1 r. 81rpll, Pitt 12 :ItS 51100 .33» son, Orioles :Iii: Pepitone, Clrnat, Pitt 1'1300 stilt .3SI Yanko & Powell. Orioles 22: Cepeda, StL '12 245 36 1t .322 Kalin~. Tigers ll : Colavito, Mor1n. Hou 68 251 :N 80 .319 Indians &c Killeb,..w, Twins 19. • Cll"ly, Alia 13 2&2 H 8Z .313 Rut Batted ID Alou, .ttla tUOII liZ 12f .309. N a t Ion at ' Leque: Aaron, Allen, PbU 73 368 (\1 .12 ;308 Bravu ?I; Slargell, Pirotee 116; Helms Cin '12 216 32 M .304 1Clemente. Pirates 63: Torre, U. 5. GOOD !lOs.,.,;, LA 75 22f 23 t1t1 .3114 Bravea liZ; May1, Gianto 611. ' I .tmerl<a; Ltacue : B. .Robin.lmlrleaa Ltque G. All lt. B. Pel. ooq, Orioles 78; Powell, Orioles Snydr, llBII '12 219 f/ 76 .331 ' lf ; F. RobiDIOn, Oriolos 64: , Oliva, MinD 1:1 3M 55llf .:at! Kaline, Tigers 58; Scott, Red F.Rbsn, Bal 13 HI 73 109 .320 Sox l Oliva, Twins 55. U. S. NO. 1 ' .. Kalina, Del '18 :I'll 5I 1'1 ,SIS Plt•htoc Powll, Bal 81312 58 9e J(l8 N 1 II oa a.J Leapt: Perry, B.Rbsn, Ba1 86 3fl 65117 .30Z Giants 13-2; Blass, Pirate• 8-2; Rchrl, Cal 81291 f2 83 .285 Maricbal, Glaala 14-4: CUellar, Berry, Cbl 12 211 ill 63 .385 Aalros 7-2; Koul11, DodKers 111McCOY'S HOMOGENIUD Sitnn, Clov n:a 116 '18 .illS 5. Mo:.tulf, Dot 71151 u n l83 .tmerkaa Ltaru•: wott, c~.,.. Bome RoUII Orioles 7-1; s. Miller, Orioles f. Ill. Na-lleul ~: "--· 2: Sanford, A01eis 9-3 lo .tk..-, Bravet f/·•. Torre, Bravea M; .tlhleU<S 11-2; McNally, Oriol• l'!r•let Ill AJou, K HOLSUM OR ADAMS 1 MIDDLII'OIT, OHIO 65 Chetrolet 2295 cylinder, . SO[JAL Riots are Kind of Lao guage says Ghure~ • } CA I.r.(;" Nf} .A'i R ecooomy tf llt!l • Nicklaus .seeks9th G01fTIt• }e ':!:1 -..Jinga Honda Sales 1. WY 2-2151 SAYS 63 Chey--•et 1695 it~AR=TMEN'l'o=: f'h. 4182 IIIII SERVICE lleater. brak10. For Rent ' IADIATOIJ =•.:0 ..!r:...fa<tf:•:~a V8 outomoU<. 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Get Extra Cash·The·Want Ad Way BusinesS Services I .O'ii...------·11-DailJ WANT A8 "t ' i; o. lu)J. 11, lentlnel. l'lllMroJ·Mlddleport. 1960 For S.le FOR SALE ='""_ •.,. .. ?... '""w': ANTJQIJii: J.I'Willllft, dilll•; fl5: 1 red plasuc rocker ...,. - - ,_,_ ~ Cll1 « wrtte. ottoman ~: 1 gold ..,,... llrL BunuJ Olcll. II II. and chair ~: 1 walnut • -"-: ::'.:::-:;:•- Ualtt 111.. l'wlelor- 1 8 tablee fit: 1 browa -..,,.. • nre. - c. "" couch and ohalr ~: 1 metal • c_. ,., _..., •• •BEANS. tomatoes cabbage and bed complete $25; porch gild· ..:-=u.-:• -:-.,..• cucwnberl a.;.ence Proffitt, • aod 2 chairs tmetal) $10; tAOD OP TNANU 0 OIITUAOIU ~"--' :..~,. Pb. M3-125f, 1 olteal of drawertl fl\ '20Call .... fer It _,. MIRI ada . . . .-ualolGIIUo UJUU. 6tc 7 ...OflfiiCI _ , -IIOUUto. T If tfc 1192-3107. • ---- ~ l . . . .._ M. to •· M. b- NO 1 AND " poll- Cbarlee - - •• • '"" KEEP pro • too, Portland, • on "-10"-1an •·-· earpet oman -oleanlag .... Blue Hi! 0. •Pb. 843TO PLACI A ~ _... e.ago f 1l Ito aiiLILT PRODUCIM LU tre wall tQ wall. Rent .M,h)V.. ~ ·wv•"' !~2156 otedric abampooer fl. Pom.tumON rnvro """ -__, CameDt Block Co. Sa4arday, Jnly Z3rd, l :W P.M. 7 18 6te TWO tDilot west ol . Tllppero Notice B-L~UE =-"'"L"' u;;;sTR=E;:-:n::o~ t ony rids Plains on SL Route 681. ts of soil but leaves pile HAVING oold my !ann, 1 _w~ c arpe and ID!ty Rent electric seU at auction the followmg. GET OUR 11 "' $1 · Baker Fumi- · All household looda and fill'ON sbampooer · niture blctuding, 1 19 $lc AN ture_Co. _ Electric Range and RefrigerI 19116 STEREO--Radlo tqUl"pped. ator AIR.CONDITIONED LOvely walnut finish. 4 speed Beds and beddln&. cbalra, Twin stands, etc. lutermixed changer, speaker system. Thill aet II .tntiqueo in very nice condition. Pay Two buffela, Wash stand · 1111 ..loctlon of oft modolo balance due $89.29 or $& per Iron toys, otatuee, books ' Po-"eroy Motor Co. month. Try 11 in your home. Quilting frames, Wall lei... I O!oon 1 Pomtrwy Call 992-3218. 7 19 6tc pboll 1111111!!!11~11111!!!111!!!_ AUTOMATIC- ZIG zagCoffee mill, braso bed, pie- I' ADAMS TRADING Post II machine, Blind hems, mono- . hture _:ameo 9JN!II 1 clayo a week: Mon- grams, makes buttonboleo, :,,~·and miBcellaneoul i day through Saturday. We sews oa buttons, darns, patch· 1 "ck tru k I ti&ve radio and television no es etc. All without attachc pair, also plenty of antique I m~nts. Pay $S per month or Lar metal top beach saw Items. Main St in Rutland, I pay balance due t6f.44. Free Oneg"wbeel de lractcc .0. Pb. 'I4U39l ! 20 Uc homo demo. can i92-3218. Platform oc:!. D · 7 ID Ita Extensioll latlden _ Card of Th~~nks IBOY'S bicycle and a girl's hi· Lard press, aausaga Jrinc1er •: = "'":r... -- 1 DEAL I 66 CHMOLET Sewtiil · ;·!:ici.O::..:P I cycle. Phone WIIUa Frecker, 150 field till MOST alncera lhallks l Chester, Ohio 1165-3569. Hay Iorio and rope are estended to Holzer Hoo7 1J 3tp Fea<1 otretcher Jl\tal, ila doctors, nurseo, 1 f5 X 8 _: 2 bedroom bousetraB- Slip scraper 81111 staff: to Ewlng'o Funeral! ..-. Melvin Little, . Cbeiblre, Sman too11 and ather 1tam1 H9lJie, and to the Rev. L. too numerous to mention. 7 11 ltp Not respoaaible lor •""Idola Simpson, for kiDoine1ses up. ! Ohio. on the death of . oor dear HAY. Ph. 992·'1931. 7 IJ 6tc w. G. Nlckolo, Owner moth..-, MoiUe Browt1. SlgaL 0. Hq, Aualio-• ·. Sono, Robert L.cia bier and I NOW TAKING Ill NTAL R-•··•"e, .,. -•w 0. GeDtlt Jlrolm, and Ill ,, RIIERVATIONI T J1 ... 7 28 2te ', ldl peotl Tim liMON P. Newland tam- . home frem 11J wtablll to alnd tlleir e SALES e uta. ooctroacbee, blartlolt thaob to an tbeir , accaplcu. aiiYerlllh, IIIMJ wollllerful aeipborl , • RENTALS • .....,. aad wa..who ""'" so k!nd .during the eComplnt lctlllpmonte ~ at I!Jq Btlllda:l 1Uioeu and ot111r the death o1 ROUSH & LYONS eo., Mlddloport. f • ·~ 1 and our beloved wHo mow~, Camping Trai ers •JI'loe Nnllllll. .._ill lhlob I It u ••• _ w y RATS, tn Dr. Roger ~II, thl 11 112-2101 ' ......,7n-Ut~ eve!', "Get Star," doleto1'l at 11o1J1r Jlolpttal. , bach Hardware, Iugar aursu and nunes aid., for · WELL eqnipped coal mme oa Feed, Pirkea'1 Hardware. Utelr kind. service and also Story'• Run Road, 10 acres 7 li 3otp 10 the many friends and 1 ol cosl. Ph. SH Ui022 be- SORRY SAL 18 now a "lleigbborll who sent foucl. flow-. tweea f ud I p.m. 7 I 12tp Gal. She used Blue Lusllre il en and cards. May God bless : BUUGET rRICED fUrolJure In rug and upholstery eleaoer. ~ and everyoae ol you. our tldrd Door budget shop. Rent electri• shampoo..- fl. 7 21 Up Blk..- Furniture, Mldtlleport Pickeno ' Hardware Co, I••· -------Ohlc U 111fe 7 II ltc oUR t •' I I ~ l.tiWI ~ Ali Nii Ldliiir.Shop ec.r erruck eHuter ear. eBulweAnyTYJie DIIH GOBLE FORD 64 Conair .. 1095 r t MIN Delue Coupe. !local owner, mol or overhauled. Good tires, clean interior. lVI 1m~ hardtop cou..- White II . Spotless clean red ia. IA!rior. 327 engine, auoomalie power 1teering lnd braket.. ftadio and bea{er. Mldoll.,.,., 0. I HONDA SIJl.S & .SERVICE : II ONa OP Till NICIIT I'GPLII CALL ' · DICK RAWLINGS WHEEL AUGNMl!NT oocroR ~~~le!'a::,:;.n ill~~~r·Jl:~~~ and heater. Valiant 200, 4 door. Mist blue finlsb . 9000 nriles Like by loco! owner. Aulomatio. new and priced to go. 62 FOrd •• • • • • 749 Fakoo 4 Door. Deluxe trim, ~~~ tl::i:b'. ~:':=tie =~: 57 Plymouth .. 265 ~~~~~e .:.~up:~~~~ lrano Power lteering. R&H BARGAIN PRICfD 1169 Evane, Forest Rua. Pb. t-l6'15 after i p.m. 7 II lip ;-;-·n-.--ud-- DAILY CROSSWORD TWO saow • --- ~--· 7:3$ I 14, W.J•.W .. condition, 1M Buttantut .tve., furnWled, adulb l wanted, 126 Mulberry Ave. aua~ ..... S.mce~ ood electric B.R. W. HARDWARE and Leather Supply aewer Qill ~~. Oener, UD~I~ TI luridobod- apartments. AD utilliiea paid. Phone WY :I-Z771. dvEN ROOM bou3e in Syra- !1!1"•· Ba ready for occupancy 'I- I 7 II tfe I l , ;ROOM .• ltage.on co111er of , J'almtr llld flh Streela iD i Jllddleport. Ph. 1192-2500. 1 ~ 72031• 1 I ~ trailer, everYtttto. !uf- ! ilohed, relrigerator, cook liove, aatural gae. Cl0110 to jpy home. WUl root to peallouera or privata person or eouple,. VIolet Brewer. Partlatll, Ohio. Ph. VI 3-1800. ........._ • T20tfe "" GET YOUR '66 CHEV ~ TODAy I Wlllt• ----··.. ·.•,. $2495 I 1 lUte ·I~YNE· ( D9C)R. ·BAN I •••• ·-~ · · \· : · : . : •. • NOW! ;_.:.:• .$2295 PriijY~K ..iill I T 11 3tp - -.-- -- - ----- Ja~>- Balli. R. D. I, Mlaersville, Ql!io. 7 :n 3tp ;qi;DEM.~a~em~H Stallla, 2 tid, • · Graee Mal'- ,;an PWII, I Chill. I'lL ·--- ' 21 c. Sic Martin, TQppora . . . . 'flip. Pi. 11'1-:1551. " . I a llo - " .. '. ' . ... . -., . . - .. - '. ·· 4· '-"•w.·'66 C,_vrolets · D-. Yiit~~~~ry- ~lr:.CO~:t~'''~"~~~ . ---HONDA, model IIG, $300. • cbanl ~-~ ... ···· · - --- ·~· -·--·· · -· ··· - ····-- •••• • • _ . . ... •<" ............... . ..... . ..., . -- ... -··· ·. -- .... · ··~ · ·· •• .... ···-· .. ... ~ · ~ ··· ,. .. (, 'l ' I •. ·, ' .' r ..... -...... . • , O , _ . . . . ,>• •, oO . - 0 O ' ' • OO O . . . _ _ _ . , • • • , o O, , .JI-00 . 0 - - M .. - . -.. ~.: .... .... - ............ :;._:.~,(-....; ""''*t'....._.,..,.,,.., •-o 0 0 0 . .. . . : ••'OO ... o OO o oO Oo oOO- O . . . . . . .\ ·• " . '· •' I .• r· ., ·-- ~ 29~ ROUND STEAK lb.J9c ; .r' Ill "/,' bmt s~<~ )f ·, ,, l I . IMPALA H.f •., CPL 111& HO!ji)A, 110, 3500 tDiles, 010 cab. Ph. WU!ilt. ·&. Tuppers .. 1 POTATOES FarSele '1111 pb 1- .~:;.~-~.~-::.~1'11~-.:'· ..~~= Sale Whole FRYERS - - - HOUSE •••• ________ - BALES --- of good alraw, L~bH~It~~an CHI CLEANING 7 193tc i " lL. . ' f/' ·~ • LEADERS WE'RE iiOOMS with bath, unfUnush· i jiCI. See at 4110 Maple St., Mid:,: . 'I II Tl and Reed. Alter ' S-357t 411fe f. m. ..u n ....... 0. Ph. 192-29311. b·~ 1 ::::•To4q-- i1lhe TIIREE IIIII ,_ room f • liSe"' NOW WY ..-513f. 12 s tfe rouR ROOM furolsbed apartPDI. WY :IM68. 4 It ttc ~- 9 ~~..:~;;;;;;;~;::;::::~:sro:~-"'""'"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.,l 7 U tt• 4!a. AUIUII f. Phone WY 81 1 and IIJIIIIII. ,, V<i ' ·'~ WINDOW FAN . TIUIBE ..C. lour room fllroiSl> ttl ' bd UDfurniBbed apan- ~ ~q .. / SlQ95 POMEROY, OHIO balli; afeely ·y, .• '. I POMEROY MOTOR ( 0 • Open Evanlngo 9 P.M. ' , ., 1 I lovocal Plot Bottom, Dump onol r . - H. Duty Trucks Che•rolet Deeler ' H , JN I Miscell1neous 8' Picbp. loRd Cob, 15" oomm. tireo ond whoell. Sowod mollor. Good Buys At Your I .~ I I I 56 Chevrolet .. 395 Wide body, s CJI. enrino, Cab A-I eondatioa. White over red finish, batter, new tires. UNE SCORES w: 58 Chw. "6" 4 Dr. 199 57 Chev. "6" 4 Dr: 295 58 Olds Iuper "88" 4 Dr. 199 55 Pont. HT Cpe 145 57 Ply. HT Cpe. 265 59 Chov. lntp11la 4D 491 · r. l> Toll 8 ft. Pickup. h':,l~e= I Toledp Mud HenS Make Jt Two Strru·ght 0 \rer .Jets 66 Plymouth 229 5 61 GMC ···· 1095 M~<;;~b ::rs~R .,;..,Ia steering. V8 % TIOIL 8' futor7 stake, good 8 ply tlreo, reo! oolld ~ial I' Impala Hardtop. Locally own- 57 Ford •· •· •.• 595 inabolil~,or w;:an! ed and only 12,000 nriles, 8 power CLEVELAND IUPI) - The "The single faelor !bat makeo ed· within the Council of Churches of Chrosl these riels JJij)St dangerous !S l""els of employment. THURSDAY . of Greater Cleveland. calling the unwillingness of -The orpaiU sf . t l the east side nots "a form of cUy leRder!lhip to understand 1 our educa\JOJ)Bl SJ&tenl 1JlU , Chur:h inarticulate languoge." Wednes- the depth of diScontent and hedes- 1tranu:""med ' : n: ·· ' · Middl d proposed a flve-step pro- perat1on felt by Iorge num rs 1 taug m JC AKRON, Ohio (UPI) -Ja~k I FourthTha~sd MaiJnul-sts, 21 A~j ' g~~m aimed at prevenlmg fu- of Cleveland negroes."" I reinforce their feeling• ol l'!" Nicklaus begins working on hiS port, ur ay, Y • . . • feriori ty. ninth major golf title in the Welcome. Hours, 4 p.m.-6·30 p tore outbreaks. I The letter on presentonc ree- l The conditiono IHid..- which round of the PGA m. The group's metropolllan ar ommendalions. first called for , Negroe. love must be ilnprovN today and on a town haU Thursday, 7:30 p.m. falrs comm1ss •on headed by a~ Improvement 111 l'O~m~m~~- • • . bad housing, infant mor" wroto is h" hly side project ol even- MEJGS,COUNTY Democrat Rev. Charles Rawlmgs sa od the too_ns between the coty s I ad . lahty and disease, delinquency, NEW YORK (UPI) - Almost oevere hung~r pangs. . . ng_ 11! through erasing one ol Bobby t t the Syracuse ! lwo-<la riot was "a form of in shop and the negr~ communoty, addoction , must be drastlcaVj everyone at some time or other The physoctan expl~mted !halt gd:,n~ m~.. ~~e:lty and why Jones' proudest distlnctiolll. - ~~~ m;:u..:C.ay 7·30 p.m. orticul~le language m whkh i especially !hose hvong In the reduced -,. . a es · 'ed , "ghettoes "' F le . te channli!J talks about the battle of the there are great var1a oons n 1 1 1 1 uecessfull 1o the limin and sequence of hunger pangs. A 4·2 favorite In the !85-man All members are urg to a· , one gr~up o peop • commun•· : · - ma 11y. gooma . ~lge. ~y lr~s I rght hunger se!auoos among differ- He citod the work of several field trying 1o master the ' tend. Ladies are asked to brms cates Wilh olher groups_ of people I Other recommendations made I f..- protest, dossent and socoal some ng a u overwe · 1 ag g ps sexes and scienUsts ID show that monstrous 71 so-yard par-?o laandwiches or cookies. l aboul iL' problems, dosconlet~l< 1 were . action must · ' opened and u. Othera lali re~a~ly~:~n~; ~ividu:ls. rou ' regulation of food intake is Firestone 'eou~try Club "?.urse, ! PIULATHEA WOMEN o1 and desperation" _ 1 -The Negro~~st__~_lnclud- couraged .........,.. a bea ty ,:. "I' e "In fact the influence ol equally elfecUve at all levels . game is as good now as lt l lhe Middleport Church of Cbrlst , In a two-page letter to lis 450 ~ -,.. ~nover SilOcopon:;: in 'the l:st mood, deg;eee of the desire lor enelrfgy "ulpeltnditdure. es game In as g~ now "as it I woll have a picmc dinner on lhe l churches ind the harea.l llh~ ;'p~;, 111 th food and preoccupation with " ac v Y ecreaB been all year. church lawn Thursday evemng ' mossion sa 1 sue a r o r , two yean ... But its ways e thoughta of food are at once a certain threshold 'That was llllough tD aerv• lat 6·30 p m Members are to sents an explosion of feeling 1 ~I It same flye. . more complex and more commensurate decrease m warning that the broad-aboul· take. a !~.dish and table ser- , arisong from festering disMajor League ROiulll .S F_ 010 000 001 The lie-old method of losmg variable than had been realized in,lake doell not occur. In fact, dered, blond powerhouse !rom ce In case of rain it wolt he content thai could find no other By United Press International Fosher (7-9) and Step~ weight ill one of exercising until now •· if the activity reacheo a very Columbus was especlaliy eager I ~~ld. in the church donin& room more acceptable •venues of exAmrri<an Lear•• Grolt (10): Maricha~ HH~;u' more, eating less: . . . Mayer discussed "why people low level. lood Intake Increases for his third major title of the I pression and communication." (l si game\ 191, McOanoel (10) an a er. Now a phystcoan-scoentist, et hom r" in the c!uTent again . "he said. "Fanners year and his second PGA crown " L I "While the mayor calls for a ' Calil 000 000 100---1 2 GILP- Henry Al-l). H,Rs-Luplvjr looking at the obesity problem, ~ssue ol g"~ulriUon Today" a take advantage ol the pben- in the past three years. RACINE AMERI . AN ~- relurn to normal condollons." Il<ootnR 200 110 112x- e 10 •I(2nd! , McMillan list), SwobOda s.gges";"l that success . at magazine on nutritional omenon to fatten anlms!~ by All lmportaat glon Post ~h:!\ame~~tt 12; Rawlings saiu, "It is the very Brunet. Burdette (5) , Lee II) •5th). weight oss may lie inlh eatm~ of health Some of the doctor's keeping them cooped up. "Every tournament I enter is ":s~ home Co a~der lame~ absence of more normal chan- ~nd Rodgers : Brandon 13-3) ~tbe aliGted calories at e pea , to me," explained a p m. mm nels of communications for and Ryan. LP- Brunet no-6) . :~ _ ol hunger, rather then at who already has won Ray Hill requesta all members ghetto residents that leads lo (2nd game. to onning• l IAUtnta _ 020 010 ooo-' I~ traditional meal tomes. M 1 d British Ope' I attend. Special guesta will be such seeminglv 1,raloonal and I C l"f 100 210 201- 6 IS F 000 000 000 1_ 1 50 St "Lows Dr. Jean Mayer, professor of as e~.~n h rtUe Mike lenklns and Roger Roush ' destructove outbursts. ;,; 000 0011 11011 00 2 0 't Johnson, Schneider (7) Car• nutrition at Harvard Universi· thos year . 18 one as • 1 delegates to Buckeyes Boys ! ' f rd roll (7) and Oliver: Wuhbura:: 1 f bl" h lib added sognifocance. II would be l State Chicken oarhecue woll be -Ch•nce. 1\0JaS 91. San 0 (8-4 ) and McCarver. LP-i' • ty s school 0 pd oc ea • , mce to make it three out of the (10) and Satnano: Bennett, L H • said in some cases Ibis could f 'bl , this year and held after the meeting. M Mahon 16 1. Stigman 18) Johnson (8-7). HRs-De a II{ be done by ellmmaURI "meals"' , our r~..:'r~esalways has been ~ TWIN CITY SHRINE club 0Sptf3 tWS W~att (9) and Ryan. WP- (lst ). ': and 'ub s tIt utI n g more TOLEDO (UPI) The Righthanded r elle I e r Jim one of my objectives." \ will bold a famdypicnlc at Roy. Rojas (f-2). LP-Wyatt 11-5). ,: streakong Toledo Mud Het)s Horsford came on woth the Jones won 13 major cham- a! Oaks park, Thu~ay, July . I· V ·r •Philo 102 401 221-IS 2fi ~ "'snacks." "A good reducing diet or any for a sweep of a three-game bases loaded and one out to in his lime a record 121, at 4:30 p.m. Brmg own ta- Holzer Hospota . ''' o~g Houston 014 003 100- t II~ goucl dietary regimen for that series tonight over the stop the Jets and he was by any oUter golfer ble service. I boors 2-4 and 7-6 pWm.dParen s Chicago 010 300 200--- S S 4 Buhl Verbank 13) Herber!'. matter , is one which does nol Columbus Jets, whose in seroous trouble after that or present. Nicklaus ! TWILIGHT GARDEN club ' only on Ped~atncs ar . iCieve 0011 001 200- 3 f 2 if ), K~owles (7) and Dalcyiu-. make the patient feel too ional '""ague lead has been Iter balling out starter Jack has eoght. He has won will hold its annual picnic_ at I M" p ~~~:·~:,..,, 651 Sec- I Horl~n, H WJihelmR ~~~ ~~~ pie: Latman Taylor IS), Arllcli : hungry," be said. "This means shced to two games. d .1 1 Cullen. the three times; the the home of Miss Ada Hoskons. l ond '!s a~;, Samuel R LOng I~rt'"; ar~a~ :al~ WP ' o4 ), Raymond (7), Owe111 (8);· tl!at a careful distlncUon should The Mud Hens r ~:i ~;ors w~ ~hortstop Bobby Mur;,.,. slugOpen once: Ibis PGA I Thursday at 6:30 p.m. Members ~~tham. Ave . John Ho~~n (S- ~n LP..':~~rgan 14_6) I Monteagudo (91 and Batentaa. be made be_lween patoents who straight over the! ~ ht with ged a two-run homer in the event once In 1963: the Brohsh : are to brmk a covered dosh 12131 Mullen, 12611 Flfsl Ave.; Mrs. HR- Buford th) . WP- Herbert (2-4). LP-Arlll!b 15 overeat regardless of whelber the south Wedne~y Hgn ut first and drove In another run Open earlier thos monU1, and and own table serv1ce. ' Stan I R Rochards . Rt. 1 Gal1•0-11. HRs-Gonaalez (jill) lhey are hungry, and those who a 5-3 victory . ~ ~ ~n ihe tD lead the Toledo attock. The the U.S. Amaleur twtce, "which : ONE WON ONE class of the IU 11; Mrs Robert B. Hend· Wynn n&th) . :. _1 overeat, or cannot adb..-e to a down a C'<>lumbus a . mer ave Toledo 8 :1-0 lead 1 count also." Pomeroy First Baptist church 1 ~' ' Ewm ton l\'illis w. Me- ' Kan City 000 000 0011- 0 ! n -reducing diet, because of fifth and went on II> lhe -~ ~nd Wa~ne Comer made it .taot~er Former C~amp will have a picnic at Middle- ~~id~, Bid!ell." 1 Charles R. New York 002 001 Olx- f S 0 Pilla 0011 101 11011- 1 IS 11 ~Da:ll~y~S~e~n~tl~ne~~~P~om~er~o~y-~M;;Id;;;d~l~epo~rt,::O:.~·:J:u~ly:;;21~,~!=9:66--:""-.9ll ith hio eighth homer in the Nicklaus tees oil at I p. m., pert park, Thursday , at 6 p.m. Wothers Ashton w va .. Eli- I Hunter, Sanders •81 and ILos Ang 12t 010 ooo- 5 lt"ll' ~ird EDT. along with Jay H•hert, l In ease of ram, it will be beld sha E. Vititoe, Moddleport: Hen- Roof. Tallon . <8); StoUtemyre Law, O'Dell 12), CardlveH ::; · another former PGA champ, , at the church. ry Grate, Middleport: Mrs. Wil- 118-11 1 and Gibbs. LP- Hunter (51 , McBean (7) and PoiJllaroBut Columbus tied It at and Ray Floyd. . ! FRIDAY bur Theobold, Middleport: Her- ' (8-8) HRs-Ciarke •3rd), Tresh : nl: Drysdale, Brewer (f), in the top of the filth with . Arnold Palmer, second chooce 1 PAST MATRON'S CLUB of shel Lemaster, Rl 1 Shade; I <lOth I. Regan '7) , Perranoski (g) and runs on pitcher Jim t~ the ~tting, is looking for hlo l Evangeline Chapter, OES, Mid· Moss Marilyn v. Poerson, Rt 11 _ 1Haseboro. WP-CardweU (~ . back's single to score a torsi PGA totie, the only maJor die ort will hold their annual Oak Hill. Mrs. Roger H. Lofhs, Monn 002 001 1100- 3 9 I LP- Brewer 10-2). HRs.:..W. and Don Bosch's single to championship that has eluded \ pic~ic Fraiday evening at 6 p. l Oak Hill · Robert N Justice, Rt. Wash 010 000 000- I 6 I IDavis 14th), Clendenoa llfib). another. him. Also In contention are U.S m at the country homa ol Mr. 1 Raven;wood: Mrs Donald B. ' Boswell (8-51 and Outley: : th b I aded Hors- Open champ Billy Casper, who I ~ Mrs. Max Harrah near Gi-lfHih, New Boston• Lewis C. M<Cormick, Kline 181 and TRACK AND FIELD " Wllh e asesndof ed' Tim feels he belongs among the , Chester Members are to take Paugh Jackson · Raymond fs . . Casanova. LP- McCormick 17- 1 KINGSTON, Jamaica CliPII ford came on · dish and table ser- ··man Rt. · 3 Wellston. ' "'-1 0 G d a t D annRoberts game•1 "blg three "·• i"tU ary Ia covered ·8) · - E"•B hiy·th ro:_e membero of '"" Har~ness an go ave t Player, hoping to get back in a l vice. I ' Birth• 1121-member Auotrallan teim to fly _to left tD end tbe threa. winning groove again, and THE ROCK SPRINGS Better I Mrs James E. Wlill, Pome- Detroot 303 010 0011- T 9 I arrived Wednesday to eonip!te DOMINION · Toledo'a Frank e fend In I champion Dave Health Club will meet In the · roy. daughter, 8:43 a.m .. Thurs- Bait . 311 030 20I-IO 16 2 1in the British Empire "!'d acored ·wtiat proved to be Marr, who would like to prove church yard Friday at II o.m.l day. ; McL~on, Pena ' 5), Sherry ( 7 ~ Commonwealth championsljl~B 20 INCH winning run In the fifth and boa PGA victory at Llgonoer, [ to go 1o the home ol Mrs .•. -- · Dischara•• and Freehan • Bunker, Bra ben at Notional Stadium, Aug . .. t . • ... '·-'·· Heno ndded an insurance run Pa., last year was no fluke. · Mark Grueser Shade, lor their , Edith J. Bakies, Conrad D. , der <31 · Dra~w~kyhe 1 ~ "'~\fhirty-six members stopped,. 'o.ff the sl1th when Horsford The bulky field will be cut to annual picnic.' , Berkley, MiiS AnnaL. Blanken- i Roznovsky . w_- ra n er '...: in Son Francisco to compefi,m Murcer singled around a walk the top 70 scorers and ties after 1 THE MIDDLEPORT Boys' · ship, James E. Call, Clarence !2l- LP-McLam (1 3-6). ~Hs lhe LOs Angeles Track Carrpyal 2 SPEED to Mi!:e Hagan. . . . Friday's Ill-hole round and the ! League will sponsor an outside Chapman, Mrs . J. Earl Dnnnan, Northrup i8thi. : · Ro onson and Ron Clarke To"!ly ' . survivors will batue II out In teen dance parly with the Jays Mrs. Mary F. Gahm, Robert D. 1(18th ), Pow~ll \::;.. ). Cooke are in Britain. ; The Jets attempt to salv01e two final rounds, portions of I this coming Friday night !rom Gordon, Mrs . George McCoy, Naloona ague ! the third game of the seroes to- which will he televised national- 1 to 11 p. m. at tbe Middleport Mrs. Wesley E. McKenzie, Mrs. : _list game I COSMETIC FROM SHRUB -000 000 !04-- 5 9 1 Henna is the Persian l)llfll" night with Luke Walker (H) ly by ABC, on Saturday and ' · Park. The public Cynthm Norton, Mrs. Harold E. Cmco against Stan Bal_>nsen, who Sunday. Ia welcome. . Rose. Peggy D Russell, Mrs. : Chicago 100 ~ 0311- d4 ~~ I for a small shrub round io Aiia, pitched a seven-lnmng SATURDAY Bernie Sm ith, Mrs. Sylvoa Smoth r Elhs, Queen ·91 an IAustralia and aloog the Medlin his last appearance SPANISH MOSS THE POMEROY High school Mrs. Blythe J. Theisa, Mrs. , wards: Koo~c~, L~P~illi~oe!~ terranean coasts of Africa. Tho against Richmond. Spanish moss is neither cheerleaders wiU sponsor a Jack E. Waters, Mrs. Harland 191 a~: H~ dl Y( 1paste made ol powdered Jl"'· 4 1 '. moss nor did it originate in blab school dance porty this S. Wood. Carl Hllgenbur1, Mrs. I !4). - ee ( · \ d e d 7th Ina leaves baa been Ia a ouy •• .,..,. Spain. It lfOIVI on Flo•lda trees saturday night at the Pomeroy James A. may lor 1nd in!ani son. I2nd g~ek, ca) e n Icosmetic since edeut times. 1aCl'Oun1 udr ness o.. aad oet l'rH ID 1ong slrands and . at 8 p.m. . ---=~==---• 0,,. s Nllbto ,. grows tN~nls court startmg •Cind SUN ITCH 100 100 2_ 5 1 1 1 .., ,.0::'?,!., from seed. The flowering, root- In ease of rain, the dance woll 1 CHAIIGE BIT, RUN ICh. . IOO 0011 0- I s DON'T SCRATCH ITI · ...... , ... ,, ""' .,., lesio air plaat depends on wabe held in the high school ' PT. PLEASANT Bru~e I ~~;gol ( · ) nd Pavletich POMEROY, OHIO 23 CIIT'IPIID GAl STATION ter, lighf, dust and air f 1 r gym. Douglas Bush, 11, Galllpolll C k 00(~). Hol•~man Lee 17 )' Iscratchin• •Preillcll l~oo. eiNJ.Dt ·." 5H w. "-In lt.. 1'4m•,.,, o... wth MONDAY Ferry was arrested by the Sher- I o er ., . .,.. ' I.von~: paln. ~ppty ,.wd:: • •an._I 4 JANE HOWELL Tent daugh- iff' I devartment on a warraat and Bryant. (1 :::':-·a:.~.P~;!.:-':~-=~ 1":;.:~~ ii ters of Union Veterans will meet charaing hit and run following lO) . HR-Pavletlc r t • at lhe DAV baD Monday at Ian accjdent Wednesday on RedIUrface ralhe.l. H not pleued.- yUIIr ' I ch' 1 11 ed (10 inninKs) tlk b11ca. 11t aa.y c1nat ·~· ~ 1:10 p.m. mond Ridge. A v oc e a eg • 000 000 110 1_ 3 8 0 " swo....- .. LoliM JP•• ••!""""'' ly driven by Bu•h wao reported :.: N•.Y~.jl · ililiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiol•i••·i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii. · to have tKI.eswiped a car driven j · by Thelma Bonecutter. 40, Gal- • 1 lipolis Forry. Property damage · Molor Leapt Leaden wao estlmotod al '1.300. IIJ Ualled Pnoo bllerooHoaal · - - -Natlo!UII Ltape Braves, Allen, Phillie•, Hart l 0. AB R. H. Pel. Mays, Giants 21.. T, Alou, PiU 11308 45 105 .MS .tmeri<aa Ltarue: F. Rotnn- 1 r. 81rpll, Pitt 12 :ItS 51100 .33» son, Orioles :Iii: Pepitone, Clrnat, Pitt 1'1300 stilt .3SI Yanko & Powell. Orioles 22: Cepeda, StL '12 245 36 1t .322 Kalin~. Tigers ll : Colavito, Mor1n. Hou 68 251 :N 80 .319 Indians &c Killeb,..w, Twins 19. • Cll"ly, Alia 13 2&2 H 8Z .313 Rut Batted ID Alou, .ttla tUOII liZ 12f .309. N a t Ion at ' Leque: Aaron, Allen, PbU 73 368 (\1 .12 ;308 Bravu ?I; Slargell, Pirotee 116; Helms Cin '12 216 32 M .304 1Clemente. Pirates 63: Torre, U. 5. GOOD !lOs.,.,;, LA 75 22f 23 t1t1 .3114 Bravea liZ; May1, Gianto 611. ' I .tmerl<a; Ltacue : B. .Robin.lmlrleaa Ltque G. All lt. B. Pel. ooq, Orioles 78; Powell, Orioles Snydr, llBII '12 219 f/ 76 .331 ' lf ; F. RobiDIOn, Oriolos 64: , Oliva, MinD 1:1 3M 55llf .:at! Kaline, Tigers 58; Scott, Red F.Rbsn, Bal 13 HI 73 109 .320 Sox l Oliva, Twins 55. U. S. NO. 1 ' .. Kalina, Del '18 :I'll 5I 1'1 ,SIS Plt•htoc Powll, Bal 81312 58 9e J(l8 N 1 II oa a.J Leapt: Perry, B.Rbsn, Ba1 86 3fl 65117 .30Z Giants 13-2; Blass, Pirate• 8-2; Rchrl, Cal 81291 f2 83 .285 Maricbal, Glaala 14-4: CUellar, Berry, Cbl 12 211 ill 63 .385 Aalros 7-2; Koul11, DodKers 111McCOY'S HOMOGENIUD Sitnn, Clov n:a 116 '18 .illS 5. Mo:.tulf, Dot 71151 u n l83 .tmerkaa Ltaru•: wott, c~.,.. Bome RoUII Orioles 7-1; s. Miller, Orioles f. Ill. Na-lleul ~: "--· 2: Sanford, A01eis 9-3 lo .tk..-, Bravet f/·•. Torre, Bravea M; .tlhleU<S 11-2; McNally, Oriol• l'!r•let Ill AJou, K HOLSUM OR ADAMS 1 MIDDLII'OIT, OHIO 65 Chetrolet 2295 cylinder, . SO[JAL Riots are Kind of Lao guage says Ghure~ • } CA I.r.(;" Nf} .A'i R ecooomy tf llt!l • Nicklaus .seeks9th G01fTIt• }e ':!:1 -..Jinga Honda Sales 1. WY 2-2151 SAYS 63 Chey--•et 1695 it~AR=TMEN'l'o=: f'h. 4182 IIIII SERVICE lleater. brak10. For Rent ' IADIATOIJ =•.:0 ..!r:...fa<tf:•:~a V8 outomoU<. Pow..- TRUCK SPECIALS '---· . . 1099 63 """" II heater, Ponel. ·lolid body, rood ~ reo! ....,Ill¥· -~ -J-~~- ' . ld Ob • p bl Age - 0 esl ty ro em , n . Gets New TYp e 50 lutl0 For S.le AU RJCED • I •;. M;.£J:l"'S;l~!,: !!'~"" WSTRE Foamta exclusive col- TWO malcbing corner aabinebll,o, JULY $ p 18 e, . I•LAnoMI or brightening fornlula will ~: 1 mahogllllJ At WIM .. .::,:::"..::"- .._ .._ make your oarpets look like ~: I buffet ~; I dlnelte ORS · ,.. "'' " '"'"' ,,. aew again. Electric · oham· table and 6 chairs $35: I POMEROY MOT ooouLAno"' pooer rental ••· Ebersbach woodea rockiRg oltalr ~; '::.., ,.,...":;"' ..... _ Hatdwll"8. 7 21 Stc roomd coffee table $4; 1' .:;:JI59 Ford · .... · 795 11 ......, t· . , . . ....... • . plastic rocker and 01 1NF01MATION 1'omen's .View \ GRADE A MILK BREAD TASTY DOG .FOOD• 10 •. 49c .. 1St -J. ' �. .,· I, \ ·I ' . , ,I_ 'I .' ·- . "I . ' , l.,:._Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy~~llddleport, Around and ~ O., July 21 • 1968 I • • aeptraltoa for 1H ••flllll w111 be beld Friday, JIIJ Zl 11 the Middleport SWimming Pool from 1o:se •. m. 1o 1Z:St p. m., according to Mn, Tom Scally, Red Cross Swimming Instructor. Beginner claues 1, Z, 3, aod 4 will. be conducted wltll the Beginner f the Red CroS& coane. The I!OSt for the two • ·• the weeks will be S3. 50 a"" course wiq begin Monday, July %5, through Aagust 5. If enough interest is shown the Advanced Beglnnen Intennediale coarse wiD be tJiven and persons wishing to enter shonld retJister Friday. About Pomeroy About Middleport 'Jfr. and Mrs. Virgil Atkins., prayer by Mrs. Quivey. concludslate deputy master and matron ed the program. • present for inspeotlonl The deputy gave the Gra~ge ,, . ~ Hemolck Grove Grange a good grade. on its mspe~tJOn Mr. Noah Haskins has been ";!t'"":' da eveni 1and Mrs. Atkms spoke bnefly Mrs. Russ Watson and moreturned to his home from the Satur .Y "J;~r e of ; Three guests from Harrison- ther Mrs John F. Baily return-1 Jhe meeltiJng, m c rthgy mas-! ville Grange were preseqt and ! ed t;ome .Tuesday, after spend· Chillicothe Hospital where """' ' spoke br1e · 11 Y and ·mv1ted Hem- ing several days at M'Ingo , W· he has been a surgical patient "U.."' Caro d ones,t woll~tic for several days. He Is recupter, opene m nhua Jock Grove Grauge to v1sit them va. wtth Dr. and Mrs. J . B 'I Mrs Dorsel Sm1t was . ti A " t 13 orating satisfactorily at his 1 · h08 'tal nd · on their mspec on, u.us and am1 Y Marshall 1 home. ed home from ~1d a Ice cream and cake were serv- 1 Mr and Mrs Martin Volger proving.llfied Theinfourt egree I re turn. ed to th;lr. nome. New K' George and Loe Ann exem full f9>rm ed M '~· have ..;turned to their ,, p Fl '' was the theme . Brigl1ton, Pa, Sunday, after a I ho';;:; in Pittsburgh, Pa., alllheou;, r:! resented by several days VISit with Mr andi pending lwo weeki here P lecturer Mrs. Ehas Stiles. I 1 P gQ Mr. 1hs their grandparents. He en mvey ' Mr and Mrs Elias Stiles and singin~ of Old Glory opened 1 · d M M t'n Volger y 1.1 ~B'mwtfZill£\L S J!:tir.i@J%.~ and Mrs Russell Milia and followed by the Mr. an rs. ar I 1 other relatives. They were ~;;~~·;~g. and a reading, I 0 ' _sited last Saturday with Ray acrompanied home by their F!a b Mrs Jones Chester Council, Daughters o( Gmther at Holzer Hosp1tel. the ilog. America, met m regular session I Mr. and Mrs John UC! Leo CuriJs; a Joke by Tuesday evening w•th 39 mem- of Cleveland were overm;nd'l Clark and a poem, The Flag hers present. . guests Fnday of Mr. . Goes· By, by Mrs stanford Dorothy Myers. associate Mrs. C. J. Stuble I A &·JO potluck piCmc supper St kl d preceded an article. councilor, presided and the Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cramer I preceded the meetmg of _the ThO: or 't t0 do with the flag meeting opened in nt11ahstJc and family of Marlon were I Evangehnc Missionary Soc1ety mgs ""Ad 8 H k ' form one member Lucy Jef- weekend guests of her parents, of the Pomeroy Church of 11 Sunday School attendance on 1 byLeM~<s ' by dea th 1 Mr and Mrs. C J St uble · at the July 17 was 46 , offe r1'ng $13·64 · aveos amsumon joke fers ·was reported lost Chnst Tuesday evenmg 0 'St wh~;~~ t~ree readings we~ and flowers were sent. Mary 1 Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Keller home of Mrs Conrad Ohl~ng~r, Worship servi.ces were held at Our Flag, by Mrs. Har· Showalter was mstalled of Columbus were Sunday Locust St Mrs Helen Le1fhe1t, 10:4S a. m. w1th the Rev. L. M. gley Hannmg; · Fl ag on the Farm • councilor and Ethel Orr as as- of Mr. and Mrs. Robert R1tch1e asked grace. IBarnett of Huntington , W. Va., · · the evemn g I d What s1stant financtal secre tary. and son. Calhng m . spea k'mg. Mrs. Leo Stor~,rsanllomer Wil- Plans were made to drape the were Mrs Darrell Chevelier Mrs Milton Roush. prestde_nt, l Revival services with. the Flag Means," ld ess" charter at the next meetmg and and Darrell and Denise of Co-l was m charge of the meetmg Rev. Barnett as evangelist ~nd l lard. A JOke He colu gu d members are asked to wear l lumbus and Larry Ritchie of I and members responded lo roll Rev. Casto leading the slngmg b;.y;:;M;;.;r;;.;s.....C'"Ia'"ra...P'"a'"u'"se'"n',"...a'"n"l wh'lI e. I p· G -. call with Peace against Fear are bemg held each evening me rove Id b Mrs be in . I At the close of the meetmg, I Mrs. flaymond Pullins and 1 Devotions were '- Y - through July 24, g nmg a 1 Elizabeth Wickham , whose I daughter Rhonda of ThurstGn , Orville Well, usmg as her 7:45 p. m. . 1 MASON W.- VA . birthday will be July 27 , was and Mrs: Roy Evans and chit- theme, Abundance through Un· The regular meeting of the 1 honored with a card shower. dren , Pamela and Jay of Cam- ity and closed With prayer. 1WSCS will be held Tuesday, TONIGHT Mrs. Wickham has been a mem- al Winchester visited Wednes- A 1 tt from the McKinley IJuly 26, at the ~me of Alma and FRIDAY ber of the Council for 31 years day, with their parents, Mr. and lndia~ e~ission at Topennish, ~wartz with Nellie Parker lead"DR. GOLDFOOT AND and has served as Uncle Sam Mrs. Rollin Bearhs. Wash was read by Mr.. Leif-1 mg the program. I C I THE BIKINI MACHINE" most of that time. Mr and Mrs. Gardner Man. ., d a letter from Barrie Rev. and Mrs. Pear as 0 with Vincent Price A layette shower was held for 1 k' · nd Larry Bobby Kevin , hett edan . . ry in Sou- of Chester and Rev. Barnett of and Franki~ Avalon . d I and m aAnna of Mitchell, ' •N.D. ar- Kenn y a nuss10na Plus Eileen Bahr, w1IO receive th Rhodesia was read by Hun t'lfl~ ton, W. Va 'I took Sunth ''YOUNGBLOOD HAWKE" many gifts. Ice cream, cup . . ed Wednesday for a visit ernR h day dirmer arid spent e Wilh afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. cakes punch and mints were I n~th h' mother ' Mrs Hobart Mrs. ous · James Franciscus WI IS • • and Suzanne Pleshette served' to the mem bers and ,' Raub and Mr. Raub. The mission study llbnd A u - Charles DWod . o e. two guests, Laura Jean E1ch· ance for the strongly nations- Guests from Troy O~o. and inger and Sina Bailey. • listie" which concerned Africa Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Dtllmger IS pres~nted by Mrs. Ronsb. and family and Mr. and Mrs. Ministers , Wives I. Charles Taylor and Jan enjoyPomeroy, Ohio ' eme Of Games were ccnductcd by ed a picnic supper at the borne Attend Retreat Mrs. Denver Kapple during the of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Taylor NOT OPEN The Rev. and Mrs. Donald social hour with prizes award- and John on Saturday evening. TONIGHT Boone joined other area Bap- star Grange No. 778 met In 1ed to Mrs. Well and Mrs. Doris There were 17 present. tlst ministers and their ]regula! session July 16 With 1 McDonald. Mr. and Mrs. Robert !lObinFRI. ~~~ i~iSDAY for the Rio Grande pastor's Master Ray MidkJff m I h son and family of Belpre and wott Dione,-. treat Monday at the Parish chair. It was decided there Attendmg were those named Mr and Mrs. Gerald Swarlt "BAMBI" the Temple Hills at Oak would he a ijsh fry at , the next above and Mrs. WIUJOm Fllh- and family of Marietta visited Feature Lenglh Animated near Oak Hill. regular meeting, Aug. 6,ld and er and guests, Mrs. Don Hobbs, the,·r mother, Mrs. Nina Robift.. Cartoon From The Novel by b M D td M rk Dutch Felix Salten Others attending from the the literary program wou e Tonya c ona • a · son and Aunt Clara FoUrnd - alsoea were the Rev. and Mr•. presented by the Home Econ- er and Sheila, Kathryn and Na· and .their house guests, Mr. and "DISNEYLAND ver Williams of Pomeroy omics Chairman, Ann HaUiday. omi Ohlinger. M~. AFTER DARK" •• John Barnett and family Louis Armstrong the Rev. and Mrs. Warren of Gary, Ind., on Sunday. 11 was reported that Mrs. Bobby Ryden Cheshire, and the Rev. Wallace and Rohble Rumfield, Elizabeth Yost of Sugar : and Many Others Mrs. Frank Cheesebrew. members at Star, ·and Mrs. Grove, has been spending sevStella Radekin, a member at eral days at the homes of Laurel Grange were poorly. grandparents, Mr. and Mr • The literary p;.,gram was gl•OCie 0 Harry Guthrie and Mr. and rUty lecturer on Mrs. Tom Yost b th en Y e wo 1 A Water District meeting was the ~~me, "Farm Safety i BY MRS. HERBERT ROUSH held at the grange hall here Week. Recent guests of Mr. and last Friday evening with Carl ''Enjoy Farm Life Mrs, Early Roush were Mr. BarnhiU -of Tuppers Plains as tice Safety " was read by the and Mrs. Guy Russell and Ter- clmirman. lecturer, "Wbat Is 1t. Farmer," ry Lynn, Pomeroy; Mrs. Mrs. Alma Doss is a surgical by Pauline Holliday; "Periods Blanch Blowers, Wadsworth; pallent at the Meigs General of Time," by Bernice Midkiff; Mrs. Ann Chapman, Mrs. Luel- Hospital. eLATEST STYLE "A Prescription" by Ora Prof- la Shroads, New Brighton, Mr. and Mts. Dinsmore fitt; "Marriage," by Pa. Boyles and Dorolhy RobiJISOD POOR BOY Nelson, and the "Summing Mr. and Mrs. Bill McNlcklea visited Ray Guinther and James of 1965," by Maxine Dyer, d children of Trimble visit- HeatoR who are in Holzer Ho• up the program. ::; Mr and Mrs Loyd Nice. pltal 'foUowing a motorcycle aoA contest was held OR • • cident last week. Weekelld guests of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Dale Kuhn ~d !ng states and capitals. relreshme•ll were enjoyed dur- Mrs. Earl Robinson wen Mrs. family of LUUe Hocking, VISiting the social hour. Anna Scarberry of EvaDS, W. ed her parenll, Mr. and Mrs. va., Mrs. Faud Haught and Millard Swartz and son, Terry, Family Dinner u Mrs. Martha Stover, Parkers- Sunday. burg, Mrs. Philip Radford and Mrs. Juanita Swartz spent_a Given by Struble• Stephanie of Rock Springs, ooople of days last week w1th Mr. and Mn. C. J. Struble Mrs. Pete Sbields, Mr&. Ger- Mr. and Mrs. Mike Willtams at tertalned with • !amity aid Hayman, Mrs. Jack Sar- Belpre. . Saturday evenillg at their gent, Mr. and Mrs. Howard ----West Malo St. Roush and family. • Guests were Mr. and Mrs. LadUJJ Meet for Jobn Gotham of Cleveland, Mr. Weekend gu~sts of Mr. and Eflening of CantUk.l ORLON and Mrs. Jack Cramer and lam- Mrs. Ray HeiDOy were Mrs. The Lower Crust C8!18sla Uy, Marion; Mr. and Mn. Rich- Mary Miller, Clevelandt Mrs. club met recently at the borne POOR BOYS ard Struble and lamlly, Carroll ; Jessie Chllders 01 Columbus; of Ml's Richard Sterretlln Gal• Mr. and Ml's. Bill Williamson Brenda McCoy of East Liver· Iipolis . Attending were Mra. by Russ Togs and family, and Mr. and pool; Liege Shields of Syra- Linda· HID, Mn. Linda Beegle, Jooepb Struble and cuse, ahd Bertha Proffitt,. Co- Mrs. Dolarea Wolfe, ~a Mae Pomeroy; and Captain lumbus. Kraeuter, Mrs. Janet Warner, Mrs. Daniel Struble and Mr and Mrs. Don Beegle and Mrs. Inez Roy and a guest, ter. of Columbus were week· Mrs. Carol Taylor, GalllpoUs. Mend guests of Mr. and M r ~- Refreshments were served. ANNOUNCE PICNIC Ro B ck and Pam and Law· Tho next meetlnl wlii he at A picnic dinner will be held re:ce ~egle of Dorcas. Mrs. Linda Hill's home, Pine at the Sutton Methodist cburch Mr. and Mts. Roy- Pearson Street, Racblo. Sunday~ _July 21 henorlng the visited Homer McNickleoa al ----new minister, Rev.- and Mrs. PageviUe Saturday night. DIVORCES ()RANTED John Kimbler and lamlly. MIDDLEPORT, 0 . Members and friends are lnvlt· Sally Pearson of Columbus PI". PLEASANT - Two dl· ed. Bring owa tablo service. spent the weekend with her vorces have been granted b_J ents M r and Mrs. R o y the MaSIIII County CirCUit par ' ·• Coorl Shirley M. Siders was Pearson. gran~ a divorce from Ken-Mr. and Mrs. Butch Dono- netb Sldet:s and Helen Mulne hue of Marion spent the week· Beoecutter was poanted • dlend with Mr. and Mrs. Vernon vorce. from John Adams BoneDonohue. cutter. Your Full Service Bank Is .•• "*' 1 I 39 Attend Sessl'on of D fA C '/ ouncl 1 Church Society I k Got~·~; Enjoys Pot D" Inner Tuesday ._ Y~~cts a~ui a!~:~ a!~ I !'; Alfred SOCJety • N0t es ~ues~s II ~ I Drive·ln w,.-., •1 I I t i ! I f OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 6:00 to 8:00 POMEROY NATIONAL BANK SeTViTifl Meig1 County-tor ovn 94 Yra" Member Fedenll Resel'!ll 81/ltlm Mtmber Federal Drpcmt I711Ur1111Cr Corporation ------- and Mrs, Lorry Badll· and Becky Tucker Mr. and ley and soo of Columbus spent the week with Mr. and Mrs. •···kn Erwin G.... er. . The U•lted Brethren Sunday School held their annual picnic Forked Run Lake SWMI&Y· Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Nqrrls, Mn. ._ Flossie Church Mr and Mtl. Larry O'Brl..;, J - and Linda; .._ Jim ......._ and laml)y; ; •· and .{;""irerbert Roush ~er. -Mr. and Mts. Bob I ~=~Mr and Mrs. Erwin and 1, Twa Nlllril, Mrs Herschel Norri~ and Clar· ence. Mrs. Jllll Connally returned to her hbme at Virginia Bea~, V1., Saturday alter I visit with her pareuts, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Roush. Dorothy Riffle of ~lumbus 1pe11t the •end with her parents, Mr._~ Mrs. Elzo Roblnson .. Mr. and Mn. Woodrow Hall and family moved from the Harry Hill resldeilce lo the QIIIJ Hili* Oi'JI"'M l'tl14ellcl. • e entt ne XVIII NO. 67 01-!10 '[' ' TALENT - Young, talented musicians make up the Wind Symphony roster which will 'play from a barge July 27 at the Pomeroy waterfront. Above, Laureat Donne, tympani, ill attending the Conservatory of Quebec, and at left, is Talsuo Sasawl, xylophonist, from Japan, who Is a student at the Juilliard School of Music on a Fulbright scholarship. $$;q~ is Needed for Wind Symphony Show Beautiful Plaids Sponsors ol the performance of the Ameticall Wind Symphony in Pomeroy on Wednesday, July 27th, sbifted Into . high geai- Thursday In an all - out effort 1o raise the last $5110 of the required $1,5110 lee. Jack Carsey, presidenl of the Chamber of Commerce, ------·--·----=~..;,.,.--~..,...---- sponsor, reported f900 has been ralJed an another '100 ·pledged Black Stewart e One piece bent venere frame e Zipper LUggage e Rayon Lined e Post Vinyl Handles ene Tapes Realignment O~Prices · On Milk s~t ;;.i rr' Jri.h ::: i.'! by Pomeroy businessmen and individuals. He said $5110 will have to come !rom Middleport and other area residents to make the performance possible. Donations in any amount may be mailed to Box 528, Pomeroy, "Payable to the Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce," or left personally at the Farmers Bank and Savings Co., with $6.95 26" CASE . Ladles Car Bags, 11.95 $7.95 29" CASI $8·" Jfqr.tial Lqw Asked zn C'(:veland Sl"m Rioting ft · '~ . SH The ~nj New ~sl1lnlants FURNITlJRE and DRESS MATERIAL Baby Beds-Baby Bed Mattresses Playpen• (wood and me•h) Hi-Chairs lfoldlni ond 11 k · 69~6" Donlrn-StriPM and Solids Solo 59c 59~6" Quodrlgo Cloth-100% Ccillon- Solo 49c Anolllor 111 Shtpnwnt of ThoM Foot Sollln1 11 41 Come back and look them over at your lelaure In the HOIJie~'l ~parlmoJ!L REPL· . ACEMENT CUSHIONS SUMMER SOCKS Sizes 10\1 to 12 - cool comfort 88% cotton, 32% acetate. 3 pair Ia 1. tellophane pack. Anklet llyle. 3 poir . ' I , for Sulftlllll' Fur11lturo ....;·olldtn . ~n :.... Ch... · LOUftlll In tho '1 t~,r-~~~r-~--------~----,,. f. 'I , \' ,• Be Thrifty! Save·All Of Yot,~r Salesll~ ' <• . . ' ' e~st $5.s~k,o 1*1~- . I ~~ Paul Powell Is New Exec Of Southeru · Paul W. Powell, former Mas- New Haven, W. Va., was prin- Meigs, and Ra;...O!llf lt.. l'fml. 1 on County, W. Va. , superinten- cipal of West Columbia Etemen- llarietta Coll•'lfadullll!• '· dent of schools, was hired tary during the 1 - school DEEM . GIVES RII'ORT Thursday night to a three-year year. Deem, earlier.'ln<lhe lessioa, ccntract as Southern Local The decision to employ Mr. gave his report for - the IJSchool District superintendent Powell as new superinlendent months he hu senrectila Soutllo by the Southern Local board. was approved by a 4-0 vote. ern LocaL He elledi llllVOral Mr. Powell, a Glenville State Member John Fisher, prior to projects accomplllibed . durlntl College graduate (cum laude], the voting, indicated he "would his tenure. 1 secured his master's degree have to pass" since he had not Included In these were TJUe from Marshall University and talk<d with Powell. I Federal projects totaling t/1,• had ccmpleted all work for Fisher added, "I understand OliO ; NDA Science Program, $8,• his PhD. ~e has been a teach- Mr. Powell was a victim of 999.93; saving of· U,OOO under er, elementsry and high school politics in West Virginia, but Public Law 874; · purchase of principal. assistant and head I don't know why he would stay two trucks tbrougb Federal Mason County superintendent. in the system so many years sources at a cost of f'IUI a He succeeds Mr. Ronald after being demoted from ccun- work • stndy pmgram empl()f• Deem whose resignation wilt ty superintendent'' lng 14 youths wltb ' ii3!RI; lbf become effective at the end of Other applicents for the local Neighborhood Youtll · eor,. this month after one year of superintendent's job were Don- program of which , be II Meip employment. aid McKenzie, formeriy of County Director, 1llld the V• Mr. Powell, a resident of Northwestern District in (Continued Qa.. page 2) I• ' ·'.l··,. ,. ~~ · ~~ f'Pm I ·,· ,!It , . ,.f' l · '• l" . ' n·· ~ ,, ,. d · i ... _ Space Pilots Th.u~ ABOARD THE USS GUADALCANAL (UP!) - Astronauts Jphn Ypung and Michael Collins, who came down to ear! h when they ran out of gas aucl groceriea, were thumped and tweaked by doctors today while scientists wonderedtif two mysterious black boxes the Gemini 10 pilots carted back from space would teU U tbere is life in the heavens. · · History's highest fliers seemed sorry to see the most successful U.S. spaceflight yet come to an end. "It was a lot of fun ," command pilot Young said wheo wh~ nl'.~;iln!l!ll•were 1 1 nigh~ f5-~ Races Erupt ~W::=~~·: ~~~ ~rson ~o ;II' I '., ~ Resort sa}e Negoti"ati"OnS In pfOtrress ~ par~lt!i- ~ -" II ~. ~ ' ~ckage Mlddl~ ~ed ~, il!<tl~ f 'Y-~~E• '. I· I ploP~*!' "'"'"'""'"""'"'1!'*•'•"'"""""'""'"" M I • · * . '..,. . , . I COUDlV·· ir~i~t·<)lry ~ -rUl) !f LClc4 . I' J. l I I . ,.J' ,., ' '""'"' _ _.___,_ c··Jty Riot eilf~t ., 'I ,,) : J j ,I Jj MR" .j ,.-· i' '. 1 ;.r·• fll}t' br:~; ~~ n II' , iI o·IeS Tl.•• ·~ ! s~Iw: ' ;""~';:;ir:h:~r n~ot~~~ Into BI00dy Insanlty • wI•11 Be '\ ' . ilftcl{'-· C»r•I*Y O.,.rtment _'o(. tM ~nd ' Floor. - . .$1.00 •. ''t .:s ':. Th~ -~ Just Rtcelv~ a Naw Slilpm111t Mine Mesh Wtavo 0 t. ti'a ~ ~ . speek's Defense lnsedictd.. - PtlfiddesFungicides.:. 'l(eed Killers .. .Fertlll~rs "Ribbon Bouquet" and "Sampler" Buy a!ld Save Thi& Week End 011 the llaln F!ollr. -- •.noreasl~ Jn Mt"d.dleport 0RTHO" Band.ana" - tong-~tand~ng ~ i Two ACCI'dents Are Reported 11 Mltching 81th T11welsHand Towels- W11h Cloths ~h lh~t I l~afleta 'Eiborfolds Hou-•r• Deport....,. 0.,. tho Main Floor Ia Hudquarten for FIELDCREST" "Venetian Lace" - / Porta-Cribs-Guard RaU. Siesta Strollen Baby Walkers-Baby Jumpers · l'bayer llaby Carriaieo Car Bedo-llabY Racilners Car Seota (allslzeo) l'rainlnl Cbalrs Baby B&thlnettea Baby Bwlll- · Playpea PadiBaulnette PadaBabYBed8umpers Baslne!le Uners 69c-45"·50'Yo Mod. Cotton/50% Colton Solo 59c ' ·~ lllallonai'J) t1.69-45" Silkar. Sale $1.00 yd. P9c-45" Flocked Dot Dac/Cotton Sale 79c 79c-45"-6.5'Yo Doc. PolyHior/35% CoHon Solo 69c ~ "We had a ball," chipped in rookie astronaut Collins, became history's fourth space , pedestrian ' , 1 flot·-ay 2.30 a. during the 43-orblt record. . • . . - ......... steps Thuriday Ill aiJiR mllk iNegrr"cJif ' oounctlman · laid' area. A iPo"Tii8mlll lor the allno!lt'empty, and aome lsetling mission. theentJre fl1ghl. Which m,tered through the . 1-prices received ~om farmers. today he would ask that governor said he would walt for Nntional Guard teams mannmg But before space officials -Would the "space dust" 3 -!"onaula · brealhlng IIYslem, 1ranging from an merease of :Ill martial law be 1feclared in the a requeal 'from the mayor roadblocks slept m their jeeps exulted over Gemini I D's four inside the black hoxes-re- blmdin~ them and;, short • [cents in Columbus. Ohio, to 79 predomlnaaUy Negro East Side before iosulng a declaration of while their buddies kept watch. records they wanted answers trieved from the Gemml and Collins "spaeesta · Is · Wh II g W Va p o1Ice '"''d _91 firebomb•- to the 'foflowmg . questions: ' the astronauts are BY THE UPI cen m ee n , . · s1urns _where thn:e . persons marttal 1aw. jagmg Agena S-si>ow Signs of Next days lor of debrielln that will 11 40 Degref! Tumble The Great Lakes Milk Mar· have died In four mghla of The third casualty of the bottles of gasoh!IC '"~h a gas- "Why did Gemini 10 use so livmg organisms, and prove for try to answer thosegqueslk>ns. TEMPERATURES TUMB- keting Federation President, rloUng. _ . r!otmg was e Ne~ man who ohne • souked rag_ 1 r 8 WICk much rocket steering fuel l the flrst time that hie, nowever They got physical ezamlnaled nearly 40 degrees durlng ,Gienn Lake, a dairy Iarmer in Councilman Morru Jackson died _today after being shot In were thrown durmg the mght. chasing down the "hve bmi" prlmihve, exiSts m the dark- liOns, food, real lll<t a fliiJht the night frosting over a num- 1'North Branch Mich.- said the said: the hlp. Before he died, be told At least 60 fires were sta:ted. Agena 10 target satellite on the/ ness and light of space? tnd>ly to Cape Kennedy where her of re:..r.t tows for Ohio in- move was made eff.;,Hve Aug. "People are afraid, I don't pollee he was shot by a while ~ostf of thel biBles were m•;:or, first day of the mission , a toss Space "SmQl" they started out on I plume <JI eluding "!Ill-year record 'at ' I to "help avert, milk shortages set how police can stop these man. u',~resdaa two supe';:r et~ wh1ch cut short CollillB' - What caused man's second flame Munday on their I'Oobour CleveJo 1 _, 1and give Iarmer cooperaU1(ell burnings. Martial taw Is the Some authorities said the cau 1 _20':ge esliDla a l' 'spaeewalk" and threatened encounter with "space smog," and .minute flgbt. They - e 47 at the cape tlnoau«b The mercu re istered 47 1. the ability to deal rpllsll· only way. _ racial turmoil appeared now to near Y ' · -- ~to stay d rees at ci.wel!nd to shat- ' cafly and eff'!"tiveb with the "I am gOing to ask he organized. Two other persons were shot I Sunday and return to the 1 ler eg a reco rd wh·.c . I giant dairy The dead.. e Negro, the and HOLLYWOOD, N.J. <UP1J manned spacl!<l'all center hi h.:u ha'd remam-1 . OOinpanies . · and food mtll')lal ea " ·ltw be declared lD this un..-a. sh tllamuel · the during . . · for the ed . 1 1 1 th bell art 0 1 store chams which are the chte.f ar · """"'eoter, w, was o ID first time police flied felony - A service station operator Houston Monday. 0 • to er P . '"tac buyers of milk." Jackson referred lo the hlp at about 4:30 1 . m., EDT, charges against nine of the bere wants to perk up his But when Young and Collin• a cen ury. s ry was_Simi. Hongh (pronounced huff) dis- while waiting for a bus to go to more than 150 persons arrested. gasoline sales by having his both 35 bellowed ' ·rnta the The actlon/"t.ea;t, trict on th• city's East Side, his job at a foundry where he Bail for the nine, eharged with female pump jockeys tum in Atlantic 5fo m11e1 eut'el Cape 8not :o 0 urn • w ere a 7ow the pr<ce w IC . ames " where Negro ri<>ters caused bad been employed 31 years. 1carrying concealed weapons, their "bunny bumper" eoo- K e nne d y with two ·a o ale degrees broke a IM mark. ?harge for botthng class I mtlk extensive damage by setting He di<!d two hours later in St. malicious destruction of proptumes lor the topless lmthlng " booms," they bftlugllt with 10 SIX federal -.order15markets to, numerous ftreo and looting Luke Hospital after telling erty, and housebreaking, was suit. In a tetter to the City them at least ·faaio apact Invade,.. Stopped by hundredweight to f6.10 scores of bueiness establish- police he was allot by a white set at $5,110tl each. PI". PLEASANT - Rumors Council Tbursday, John B. records: c· -vELAND - NATIONAL '" Southern Michigan,. $5.S5 to, ments. More than 100 buitdmgs man driving by in an automothat the closed Pleasant Point Underhin asked if there was -A space aJIItud• reeord of Guardsmen in the riot · turn :.IO :n Nor:east Ohl&l. were damaged or destroyed by bile. The shooting took place Resort will soon be sold crop- any ordinance that would pre- 475 miles set ''1\taollay. side stopped a small for$6m1ti during the four nighll of about three miles from the riotped up again this week. vent bim from "carrying out - First actual work pero eign-mad• car from . Brooklyn, to 15.91 in Northwest end rioting. . torn Hongh area. ..:.. lbe proposed chang•." formed by a apacemm oulside N. Y., loaded with 1nflamma- " 51 10 " 110 . C0 1 b Mayor Ralph Locher lndicat- Fu-es, shootings, looting and bee . 1 Underhill. who operates a capsule. lory from the Comm?' .... '" urn us. ed he had no plans lo request vandalism spread over a wider lions have n in progress, m-, three tsauons, last year clad -:First rendezvoUI with two ..,_ nisi tinged W.E.B. Du BOIS Gov. James A. Rbodes to area than during the previous termittenUy, with various pro- I bis female atl<lldaoiS io tbe orbiting sateUIIM; Club early today. declare marti•l law in the area. three nights, but were bought ~pective buyers, but that noth-First warllJna uae of u The two white men who said Rbodes' office in the state under C<Jntrol more quickly by mgdefm!te has heeo arranged.i "bunny ~umper" costumes orbiting satellitlt; ., they were from New York and capitol at Columbus said It a force of 2,110tl National Guard DISCUSSions aretb currently lun,- complete wilb Dolly tails. He Set Foilr Reeonla - . observera to troopo an d fOO o1ty poIIcemen. der way ontedano er proposa , 1 saidpergasoline sales to The beammtl• . " ,....,.!*limen aet two Negroes had bundles ol planned to send cent but thatrose aow19the 15 "Hough Project" leaflets urgNEW YORK (UP!) - lt. l was repor ' .. novel bas worn off an "official" ' 41J hdown » tng Hough Avenue area Ne, The $2 mJihon resort opened ty · curacy record 'lhtl'"'-'·18-lool groes 1o join the organization seething "West Side Story m the summer of 19115, but was spacecraft IMI lite . . power struggle by youths in a ' closed in February by tile Small (C tin ..rOn __,I to fight for "freedom The • . . . ' predominantly Italian-American Term on u - ·r .,.r ' l guards stopped the now.:• SUSJUCious B kl · hbo•'ond 1n Business Administration, which Knotts Draws • car because they felt it came Two accld~ls were reported roo yn llelg ._.. now · had granted a $1,042,000 loan Of 2-20 m Pen into the area ·•to rulse hell." today by Middleport POllee Integrated with N~groes and to West Virginia Industries DefS. _ . ~ The lour were questioned and votving damage ' to four vehiC>Puerto Ricano uploded Thurs· velopment Corp., for construe- Frank Knotts, RD, Lansville, • allowed to go on ·their way les, .but causing 00 peraonal l day night Into New York's lion of the faclhty. was sentenced to a 1.-20 years slnre the Guard does nol have tnjunes. . worst nclal outburst since Stockholders reported debts term in the Ohio Penitentiary ~ arrest ppwers J The firsl was at 1D:2D a. m. 1964. totaled more than $1 mJllion. by Meigs County Common , · ·· Thursday when a oar operated An 11-year-old Negro boy was ' , Pleas Judgo John C. Bason, Funeral services for ' Mrt. • • by Earl F. Ingles,, 20. Mason, CHICAGO (UPI) _ . Public defender Gerald Getty killed by an unknown sniper PUN REUNION Thursday. Alma McKenzie; ·W,OIP~. TavobiU f anuh backed from a parking space says be will bue hla defense of accused masa ldller Ri· moments after hundreds of The . sh Knotts, charged with arson, , wbo died WASHINGTON "- THE COST into> 1 car owned by Billy chard Speck on insanity if the 24-yeru;-old drifter is jeering and curelng Italian • Cheater High _ c 001 had pled gu1Uy earlier thiS ans Memortallliilti;lta1, WID•be ol living jumped up a oolch a· Wayne 'retry, 11, Middleport. brought to trial. American and Negro youths class of 1931 will hold Its an-, week on an mformallon affa- 1held Sunday 8t-'l'lklm:"ll flit gain Iii June, knocking anoth- Ingles Wlls cited on ·an lmprop"Definitely the defense will be insanity," Getty said clashed in the Eaot New ·York nual remuon al the home of davit prepared by Prosecuhng Ewing Chapel -91lit 11~ Rev. er ·qlllrler off the buying pow· er , ~acking charge and Terry ThurSday. In another interview, be said he woplcl enter •eo~on. Some of tha brawlers Mr. and Mrs. Buel_ Ridenour Attorney Bemad V. Fulu. Carver Willillllll' ll" er qttJIIl •amage _factory wo~: was f'"Ued ~ lickel 6lr illegal a plea of lanocent. After entering hill pie~, ~ty -~.an bed gull8 and se~eral'shot9 were (Panllne WICkham) ~ Ches~r Burial will lilt ill "~ 3 er's ' · . then petitiOil the cour for a sanity bearing before Speck !ired, polke Four pollee- on July 1. A basket mner "' 1 BIGGEST OF lt.LL cemetery, · m Ill''"'' The l•teat increase lllree- · Tlie other was on Nor"' Seo- Ia actual))' tried tor the crime of which he ·is acculed- men _- were injured by thrown he served at IUD P-n:;'·thA_ll The largest convention in She was-hom tellths ~I I per cenl - cap(led o!ld-av, l'hursday, where. ~ tlie slllgleband~ slaughter of eight student nurses last objecls, Including bricks and m;:~rs of the ·~~U:. e1r the history of the stote organ- I the daughter .1ho biggest slx-mpnlb g~~n stnce, ·E. Scotl, 14, Middleport: 11181 week. ·. an auto jack. . sc mates are v · lzation of the Dlsllblell Amen· I ward and 1958 and bmught the C!IJISIII.IIOI' control. of · her "1'1' and, s~ )lpeot, who ·Is ,being beld 1n In ~let obsen~J~~:e of ~~ Mayor Jobn V. Llndasy •. wbo can Veterans met in spent the 0 price index lp IIU per 1!0ql ' 'Iegajb parked car owned by ,the city 4AU hn1ipltal, b'aa been U. & Supreme (/tillrt rulln'gs, ~ - visited lhe neigbbol'hond E-R ·UNIT CALLED r,otumbus in t~e life there. the, 1957-lit · aterage. In_ Climde· Maynanj, with ·111urder In the no la!9 olllclaU111s llllf ·titan two hours befQre the Middleport E.·R squlldmen CSth ccnvention: July 22-21, death by per I termtl, tha~jmeans ccll'i Moderate 11amageo were re- dealh of onl)1 one 01 die nurses. quesUoned SpeC~' about any u- batiUng began, rushed back lo were called at 4:10 a.m. today Spencer, commander of t b somers 118\d ,ln· Jll6e $11,211 ,for I!Orle\l !P'bi!,t~ ca~ llpd Mlss Slate'• lt.tl)l', ·DAniel p _. · Ward pect .of the ·ll)~ W)llcb ~ave the B<;ene and was barraged for Mts. Ve111 Little, Middle- local chapter announced today. the same Ill gooda ,&nc! wal Cited fOr drlvlna in uld, llowever1 hi! weuld ask· a been called lhe "crilne of the _with booe at» catcalls. A PI' part, who was laken to Veter- Ohio leads all states in mom10 services illlit cost about ' a mii!Del'. · . Meliifay to century." bac• ean, flrecra¢1!ers and ans Memorial Hospital as a bership for the 2ttb eight years agn. . . .- - -' ·'· !~$it -~-Gil "'ui.rer' dtlii~ FeloDy Court Jude• W!llel other debris were h~led II his medical 'paUent. Uve year' Spencer said. SllnlVOI'!J · ,,, · . . · .... ,-~·'a-7 .o. _" ir(ln 'e!prl· ~.-. · J. Ryu-namid mlliljed bWt Umousine. They miiscd. . bind, John Let'• Pa1111 lAu7 , • -•· -.. Ward uld •J!ldallals 'to eW'IliDe 8P,eck 1n fiREMEN CAlLED OUT DRIVER CITED RlrDkl E. WASHINGTON ~ ,I,T , ~ •• ~- IIIII . miN ~.-- W6 ~by .Ill~, ·~liJ . sin- ~~hOSpll~ ~ ~y. Ijr. , ~ Po~MY Wlunteer Flro,.,en James Garnes, line tnslatence ol lndigdant legis!&- Ill lo~; ...;, p. . ."~, ~at¥ ~ ' _ :'· ~ ~ ~ ,!f-Q!,~Pt ~~ ~: ' t~e The. temper!.~. ln _ do- lft!!'t ~Bed at NZ p.m. Thurs- has been cited by Pomeroy Iars, biDs were heiDI read!'!<' !!llbt, io'!!·- ll'fl·,l!iihlrday ~JI Cli!{GD . ' the ' ' Jail i®D8 111811: ~ 11-Y~ lli~ klw!l 'Pomeroy ~ed 'lti!ftrl(l to e~sb a bnlsh blaze 00 Dee on I no operator•• lodav lh•l would einoow"" fed.- ald!~ir, , "P. II -_., . . ,~""" ~~~ ·8pedtt"'*-' •l!e811,·~ ~ hll-~~ t,t li;IJ !·Ill- . . · ~• .li_nki<J. A~ No damage was Chief Jed Webster repm1etl • (Cqnlinued 011 P&~e 2)· ff!N. be,,_ ,101-CidUrt. "'· ~ ~. ,- . tiilde!: ~ , 'llpOitod. . lll,r. • ~" ~ ~ ·' ""'• ~·· , ,.,. ,1. ,' . '!.f' , J;, . _ .... . . . . • •~.··. 1. .... -.'· . ',, • '.. ,. ~ ...... .._. ... ~-~ l '" tlloo 'I') 1- ; •''; ' 'I , #'" i " I '~ ~· b~ ACcEsSORIES SPRING and SUMMER PATTERNS ~>ll#o ~~~u!sh!sb~~~;~re:w~:~: ~~~n the pickle barrel" T)lursday _!ftto an ;Atlantic . I Mens Car Bags, 10.95 Sale! . ' ~ Ideal low Price Luggage For Men or Women 24" ·CASE Mr. Theodore Reed, Jr., a member of the finance committee. The Rev. Rick Martin, assisted by Rev. Howard Ruppelt, will canvass Middleport. C lttee h . M omm c a~rman rs, Patnck Lochary reported that all other arrangements for the Wind Symphony appear~nce are proceeding extremely well . • fl"' nO .'!' tthr~ _sta~s...took r: 'lV~0 ~I~ ,,,.,./. CJevel~-,IJL~ . • · ma~m the $5.95 1 •,;;, FRIDAY, JULY 22, 1996 I Sale! Lightweight ZIPPER LUGGAGE 21" CASE ....,_ ,, ,, ·~~~~~~================::::::~~~~~~hd~T~o~T~~~-~~~~~~:::0:1:T:~::H:~~M~8Nm~~J~~-~~~~==================~~~i--~--~ ~L VISIT IN INDIANA nd NEW ljAVEN - Mr. a Mrs. Tony Nowakowski spent the weekend at their home on Market Drive, ~Iorence, Indl· ana. Callera durmg their stay were Mrs. Fred Watts. Madl· son; Rev. and Ml's. C. lluchanan, Mrs. D. Harman, Ghent, Ky., and Mr: and Mrs. Chari• Patterson, City. Mcleod ' •• 1. !/l There's Lots of Bargains All Over The Store - In the Furniture Department on the 3rd Floor- In the Ready To We1r 1nd. Drapery Department on the 2nd Floor and on the Main Floor B1rg11ns In Cosmetics and Notions- Dry Goods, Mens and Boys We1r, · Housewares, Hosiery, Lingerie, Infants Wear. Zan; a,.. ·' This Week End Elberfelds Are Open FRIDAY NIGHT UNTIL 8 and on SATURDAY NIGHT UNTIL 9:00 ARE SWEATERS 'J \ emp_Y a.· an lilsurance firm, s:r1 Mrl. weekend with her mo • Wendell pll!ICe · and chlldrea, Katjly and John. Cheri Mayer and. Su&an GerJach are attending the Chrlsiian Assembly youth camp at Ona, W. Va. this week . Mrs. Orin Smith is a surgical patient at the Gpllipolls Med~ cal Center In Gallipolla. he: -conoN '' I Ml~s :n:~~~ who wllll . AppIe Grove S • ty N l es iiiiiiiiiiiiliiiii~iii~~~iiiiiiiia. r,..., I th•• farm Safety Th Star Grange program MEIGS THEATRE :I ~ I lather, Harry Munno, who Fla., vtslled.· several days lhl• ..me for them SaturdaY. Mrs. week with Mrs. Wendell Bunce Muhlll Is the . fotq>er' ~drlanne ~ ohlldren, Kathy and John. r.fr MUIIII! _was recently . Miss Kathy _Spengler, who =~e~ from Pa~llle, Is .employed In Columbus, was Onlo, to Pittsburgh. The, child- the weekend gueot of her par· ren were here while _ , their ents, Mr. and Ml's. Atwood parents made the move. Spengler and famliy. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Rogers The Rev. Donald Hlcko Is (Jean Bennolt) and son, Jim, serving as camp counselor of Oak Harbor, Ohio, visited week at the Christian Assemlast week with her parents, bly Church camp at On~, W Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bennett. Va. Mrs. Hicks and son, Doug, Mrs. Bennett I'! able to be out , are In Colu\"bus whero they after an illness are guests of Mrs. Betty Baos. Mr. George ~ackett, Sr., Is, Jon Cunnmg~am, ~966 graduconvalescing at Grant Hospital ~te of Middleport High ~hool, 10 Columbus after sufl•rlng a IS at Ohio State University In heart attack while In Columbus Columbus where he is taking on the New York Crntral Rail- orientation _preparing to enter road His room number is 823. the university m September. He His iamily has been with him was acrompanied by his mother at the hospital. Mrs. Raymond Cunningham Mr. and Mrs. Rolland Eggert and Mrs. Oscar Roush. He and daughters, Helen, Carol, wilf return home late this 5u5an and Joyce, of Jupiter, week. IWimmtac lns•rucUon 10oslaa !'Deputy Master, Matron Attend i nspection of Hem Iock Grove Grange . I'' ' ' .J ,. .I ,! � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 07. July Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource July 21, 1966