http://66.213.69.5/files/original/ae712300da08a846ba4181d3a6b63028.pdf ea88e026a1829d424401625675bef495 PDF Text Text ·'H!:.•,. lr'J::·" 'i !.," ~ ,' ~: ~ ·~~~~ ! "~ 1 .. 1 ~-~··~·· .,,.,) I ,. • ~ ! ' ·, r "' i ;, ' • . ' ,,lc' • ' ••' •' • i0-:DIIJ1 ~~tiDe!, l'll~y.)(lddleport, 0.,- --Aug. . . ' - 1, ..'. toea 1 •• lPomeroy ' i .. ~ JAMES T. YOUNG · ~ Prfll International AUatlN, T~. (UP!) -A cr~ student went on an 80· miDVI8 campus rampage with an tjrmful of weapons Monday In \he worst mass killing in U.S, 11Jstory. He shot 45 , ~ns, ltlllin& his wife, his fiiOIIIIr and 13 others before a shaken off-duty policeman shot him dead atop the 27-story University of Texas tower. . Charles ·J. Whitman, a U. yeaP>Old architectural efUiineer1111 student who once rejected psychiatric help, climbed to a ledge near the top of the 307foe\ ljlwer and calmly stalked ICorel of summer students, proletsors and visitors tn the . ·. lsi at rolling green campus. covered and limp body was Shortly before the tower's carried from the tower, pollee clock stuck noon, the first shot found the young man's wUe and rang out. For the hexl hour and mother. The wlfe, Kathleen, :13, 20 minutes, the lazy summer was stabbed to death in the campus was turned into a Whitman apartmenl His mothhellish battl•~round of dead, er, Mrs. C. M. Whitman, was dying and wounded. shot In death in her home. When it was all over, 16 were Whitman, an ex-Maline, ex· dead-including Whitman-and altar boy, Ex-Eagle Scout, left 30 others were wounded. three notes, one 1 r~bllng The noontime terror ende;llwo-page letter which said his when patrolman Ramlro Mill'!~ mnther would be ,better off In nez slowly edged his way heaves and that he hated his around the observation plat- father "with a mortal passion." form and pumped six pistol ~once also found a camera slugs and a shotgun blast Into .._th a note which read: the sniper, a Texas junior With "Please have the film devea B average. loped, Charles Whitman." The Fouad Wife, Moth.. film was sent to Dallas fDr Soon after Whliman's blood- processmg. Pollee CIJ!el R. A. Mtlea gave ~ version last day of Whitman's Ufe: Sometime before 3 a.m., Monday he stabbed his wife death and ahot his mother to death. "Wife and mother both dead," he noted in one of his letters. . Some SIX hours later he purchased_ a 12-gauge shotgun on .• tune payment plan, earned II home, cut off 1ts stock and sawed off its barrel. At the same time, he bled an arsenal thai . two Luw plalols, ,a 8.1 mm rifle with a telescopic slgbt, ~ber rifle, a 30.06 rifle, a 357 magnum plstnl, the · new shotgun and three knives. Packed In Locker He packed everything In a fo<>t locker. Then he put away some water in a container, some gasoline, some sandwiches. And late Monday morning he lugged the enlire thing In the campus lower, using a dolly to make the last part If the trip to the elevator. Getting off at the la.st stop, Wh!lman dragged hiS foot locker off the elevator and hauled It, ste'p by step, up a tong flight of stairs. The first tlllmg occurred here. A woman elevator attendant whose job it is to greet visitors and have them sign a register blocked the sniper's way. He sbot her dead. He then came upon • wnmon and two, the siege was on-a desperate, surroundh!'g lhe tower. All ~ children, tnurists visiting the nightmansh encounter between a1rpiane circled the ·tower, campus landmark, and shot small army ol law of!icrs firing at the sniper. All them down. The lather escaped and a single, well-armed man I armored car lumbered over 1be to a nearby room. who held tlle strategic he1gh1s.l grass finally to pick up the Frank Lucas, a university I A shot rang out. A b1cycle dead and wounded. employe in an of!ice below Ule rider careened era>~ly in the Denver Dolman operator " o b s e r vat ion deck, heard m1dday sun. Then he and the a book store at th~ edge of 1M scmeone scream "Help!" Anoth- bike fell over. campus, was watching a Negro er voice followed: ''Don't come More shots. Pet>ple fell like student riding his bicycle down near me! Don't come near soldiers. More bullets rained the mall leading away from IM', · me!" Several shots rang out. down. A little boy, also on a main building and tower. •" Two unarmed campus secun, bicycle. fell dead. Three bodies The student wavered and ty guards, hearing the shots' lay together. Rescuers could Dolman heard a loud repnrt. , report, entered the building and not reach them. The bicyclist fell to lba took tlle elevator to tlle top. Police officer Billy Speed s1dewalk. Passersby came to They found three bod1es and courched near the tower and a help and more shots rang ouL quickly descended to warn bullet ripped mto his shoulder, "People started lalliog," Dolothers to stay away from Ulo "Oh, I'm hit," he cried out, man said. tower. slumping over. He tater d1ed A student walking from e1as1 City police were alerted and Ol!icers prowled the malls (Continued On Page 21 Ia ! Everybody Liked Slayer WORLD TONIGHT thru TUESDAY "FATHER GOOSE" Cary Grant Leslie Caron ('{echnicplor) -and, "'TRUTH ABOUT SPRING" I Hayley Mills John Alilfl (Tecbnicolor) ·soCIAL - ·~ MEIGS THEATRE CAJ .F.NllAR Pomeroy, Ollie TONIGHT lhru TUESDAY ,. Soupy Sales in "BIRDS DO IT" With Tab Hunter ,r / CHECK WAR ZONE - Joe Struble, left, brother of Captain Dan Struble, with pointer and Commandm Charles Swatzel of the Drew Webster Post, American Legion. of Pomeroy get a briefmg on a~tion in VietNam, Capt. Struble served Jn the el!te lOlst Airborne DIVISIOn, havm g JU St been rotated stateside after 11 montha of combat. - Sentmel Photo, I and Doris DowUn1 I . - plus- I COLORCARTOONS Admission: 40c and 75c WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY Aug. 3-4 NOT OPEN FRIDAY ond SATURDAY L P· Aug. 5-' J "RACING FEVER" - Technicolor- Joe Mortion I Barbara Biggart "THE MONEY TRAP" Glenn Ford Ri1 a Haxworth IElke Sommer SUNDAY, MONDAY ond TUESDAY Aug, 7.e.9 "THE SINGING NUN" -TechnicolorDf.bbie Reynolds Ricardo Montalban Agnes Moorehead Colorcertoons Insect Blamed in Wreck South of Chester on Rt. 7 ENGLANDER ILIEP-MATI QUALITY GRAD'E _ _ EDgl.4nder Jnners!lling matltess,. Twin or full - ~{ 1 49' $ oth top MATCHING lOX SPRI ONLY ...,....._-J.. employed by the Ohio Valley Electric Company. Mrtl. Wise Is with him at the Mi.. Carol Jacobs, "Believe me N. Y., and Miss April have returned to New thi.~ chicken is out of this world." .. lowing a visit bere with Carol'• pm·ents, Mr. and Mn. Dale J• cobs. Mr. 81111 Mrs. Iionald and cltlldren, Cynlhla . PHONE 992-5432 JIPMIIOY, man, hive re~ ~m~·;;.. ~.!l".:------------...;:....:;;,:;.;,;,;:_jJ-t vacall011 in P _!lilda. CROW'S STEAK HOUSE o. ,.. ' / :OFFERr. · I . �I I ' ( . ,r, • . . ' > ' " : < U. S. S.,Idiers, B;tdly Outnumbered; .--~ ., Beat Off Six~Hour "Viet-Cong A$Sault . .· ·~ ilt1y Sentinel, Pomeroy•'Mld41eport, 0 ., Aug. 2, 1968 HELEN HELP US! SAIGON (UP() -An oulnumbered company of Infantrymen from the U.S. Army's 25th Division beal off a six-hour • <Olumn is for young n·s piled clear to the ceiling; , assault by the VietCong today te, their problems a n d 1 my brother has to make a path on one of the ·bloodies! :uros, their troubles and through the room to his bed. batlleftelds of South VIet Nam. As with the rest of Helen We can't evea throw one can The Communists broke off the US! it welcomes laughs full of trash away unless she assault at dusk when airstrikes ron'l dodge a senous ques- sills through II. She's afraid I and artillery were called ln. with a bruahooff · ' some important papers are in 111mer • Ican rasua II'1es In the Kl your teen-age questtons 1there, or something valunble, fight b the :m infantrymen 'OUTH ASKED FOR IT , even if there's nothing but cigaY ·~ "I' ht .. of Helen Help us• thi~ : relte butts and garbage were descriuev as II · t '· · Commumst losses wel)O no :paper. We aU try to clean the house, h ch MOTHER, THE HOARDER but it is just hopeless. To throw ::;;;·,n .. I~4 ~::: ~: ~~~r~~~al I were today "vera! tliousal!d U.S. supplied rockelll sigh~ infantrymen had opened a .north of the capital nf Hanoi, major · ai!U-jUerrilla operoillon pOols said. . Ttie Slarl!lblit~ 25 miles northwest of Saigon. were hit 65 arid ~ mhes Kept northwesl of Hanoi . .Both ~UotB The spokesllian said Opera- were listed as missing In lion Coco bead had been I action. onderway for 11 dljys but was Beat In Aneul ~epl secret unW today lor The Starflghtera are the best 31 curily .reasons. They said anti-MIG aircraft known tO be Communisll bad been killed, 24 clpt red and 99 8 s ect I In the US . . arsen aJ . ? . uP s · detamed. U.S. casualties were In the heavy ground faghtmg described as light in the Central Highlands, U.S. Both th• "••tr · support .,... a1 Highiands comman ders threw Blf Safighting and bethlne sweeplednear and heahvy artillery !nato thole ·non"' !"<ret I Tf.PJJt L.::. . I I .a) .,J ... J!m. -Bo-y-He-ld_.,bi..,1 I ""f l CharJeston I~o=:::;.:::j:::;:;:j:..f.-l'l~""''y""':'lo!t DEGVLC I ' to~~ lilt~~ FO M d 'L -~_A ~--• ~·;.,_ . . .... r ur er ~ THE ( I I .I "'OP ( I I f ~J ~ . Helen: away anything we have to . 1gon were s carr out area w ere a eomp ny ... three kids ake he '. nd th Highlands about 10 miles from by troops from the 25th troopers from the 25th Infantry liolbilhillbon•ll'!'l 1ove our I m o1 us sure s IS gone, a en I the Cambodian border 215 ·· · ' but we wish we could :take II to our neighbor's trash miles north of Sal on. Infantry DIVISIOn. were beltllll/l hundreds of llllllt,. her of saving everythmg can. . g U.S spokesmen also reported Communists. CHARLESTON W Va (UP!) - - - - 1 . · ' ThiS " where last year's Chu that 1 o Air Free F104 N0 as all reporl! w.,.. ' · · ' ' ! bave throe bedrooms and I Our house almost bursts I D w c u Y - A 13-yeiiMII, boy Robert are completely full of with clutter and II gets worse Pong Mounta 1 a rang Starflghter jets were lost over Immediately available,, U.S. Campbell of GJauow'Kan h I .. 111\'lNCJ IHfValley and Ple1 Me specoat Co · t N th v·et N k 'd .., • aw a 9 • . She saves every newspa-~by the day I have a 23-year . mmums or ' am on spo esmen c;al . Count was booked at th ..._. ,...,.. h· all the old clothes from old sister who wants to fix up forces . camp battles Monday The Communi • t s I A ser/ company nearby Kana!ha Conn ·an bere . . , i •-·IIOHINGMAD ., back mugazines· you can tho house but how can she fought m a sen.. of launched 17 surface· to· air Ifought a ootter pre-<lawn battle da ch ly I 1 in the;.. and find ;tuff Iwhen we .can't even get to the ments that brought the hoghest <SAM) missiles at U.S. planes with another Communis! force :..on a argo o murder. back to and before. noor or walls because of JUnk? casualties of . the war. II ts during 97 missions over the Iand a third company of the :!5th thr00te 0.:"lice also Richard L Roush -- - 1930 ~ _ • where the V1et Cong swarm North. Iencountered still more Red ,er persons, nc _.., Of Racb1e Dies HELP! - HOPELESS into South V1et Nam from the All but one of the Sovie.j· troops during the afternoon. Campbell s brother Larry, 14, Funeral aervlca far Richard ,) Dear Hopeless Cambodian jungles lD connection with the faJal Compulsive hoarders need ex· No Red FlgurOI stabbing of ADan Crookshanks. Lb.Rousb, 79, Main SL, RaCine, Continued from Page I) pert help. They perhaps be Early oflicial estimates said Oo Of 00 28, a Kanawha Counly factory :15 Then another and another Icured by psychtatry. a Communist battalion of 400 to '01orker, Sunday Dtghl. will be held Thursda 112 'Y fay where they fell No Problem IS makong your \ 600 men hit the 25th Division Cbarged With being acces- Mr. and Mrs. Willard Reeves at the Ewing Cbapelywith could get near. ' . mother realize she's sot a prob- soldiers, but a spokesman said sories after the fact of murder and son, Gary, and Mr. and Revs. James Earl and rr.. ana Phillips, 21, of Dallas, lem. The combmed eflorts of ' later contact was broken before . . . were Larry Campbell, his step- Mrs. Butch Reeves spent a land Norris offlcl:tlng. Burial screaming into a store the whole famoly may do the I a firm figure on the number of Mtddleport may fmd out whether or not It can father Lawrence Townsend, 56, week visiting Mrs. Leona Ken- will be ln the Letart Faiiii!OJM> Kl ozzlng from wound' ttr•ck. Hope so! - H. I communist troops could be proceed with construction of Its sewerage Friday night. of Glasgow and Townsend'• neely. Butch Reevet!, wba bas tery 1 lui Kbasap of Masul !rag. Dear Helen . determined. Lee Smith, president of the board of public af· nephew, Darrell Townsend, 23, spent 13 months ln Viet Narn was preceded ln death 'hit in the arm. His fiancee: I M:ny tomes you have artiCles But the series of skirmishes fairs, indicated Monday night at a meeting of the board of Tad, Kana.wha County. with the paratroopers is spend- a son, Lawreoce, and oet Pau~s, was struck '" the jg!VI I add~esses where people in Operation Paul Revere gave a 20 per cent federal grant from the Health, Educatwn Cr~shank s body was found 1ng a 30 day leave wllh his par· sisters. Survlvwa blclude biJ st u they walked on may acqu re pen pais. indications a major battle could and Welfare Department, has not yet been approved. by h,. father and brother about onis and Ids wife before re- wife Josle· three sons Her. 1 orby street. But d•d thev ever think that be on the making. Deadline for letting con- midnight Sonday in an aban- turning to the service. and VqU· I lne of the cit olicemen havmg a TAPE-pal ,. '" I Ameril'lln military spokesmen tracts is Saturday. for $515,000 have been Issued, donee! company store at near· daughter, Mrs. Jofm rglng the grou..l' Rami· I much Interesting and ool , in Sa•gon meanwhile disclosed I It Is understood Congress- And a 30 per eent .grant is ad· by Rensford, on Campbells Leta Fetty entertained with and two brothers Henry Martine 2t bo h d bee too expensiVe because tapes can man Walter H. Moeller "" sured. However, w1th land for Creek. I Stanley party at her home Early Friends all 81 1 •king :ieak' his : be erased and used over and I working on 11." the lagoon having cost $48,000 No motive for the killing had Games were played Ftm.,:al home · 1 , minutes before and conten~ over? , . The trouble is the total o! the and engoneer's fees and other been eslablished Monday night. ana refrelbmenlll of Ice cream, .. ' 0 ling his duty shift to be in You can actually hear the ! best three contracts to be award- costs, there isn't enough mon- Crookshanks, an employe of moldes and kool ade - e serthree bou • g person corresponding wolh you ' (Continued from Page !) eel Saturday is approximately ey in sight without the NEW,Ihe South Charleston FMC Corp- ved to Mildred Jeffers, llllvtra Je heard ;;- th h r and hit brmgs him or her so . $481,000 which is in excess of grant, it is believed. oration plant, had been stabbed Barr, Pauline Gorby, Sharon e s oo mgs on muc closer. over a non-certificated appll· th , ti b fi " 11 Barr L•dla Smith u.-aret · radio •ot his pistol and Why t t II ad t M P I p II e eng1neers es mates Y Mr. Smith is asklng represen- IVe to seven umes, po ce said. • ' • - ~-• (Continued from Page ll . • • . no e your re ers 1o can . r. au owe . new nearl $!DO 000 Revenue bonds . . . Edwards Janel and Debbie ·ned lo the campus. He got pm this address up and save district local superintendent, in· Y ' tabves of the forms bidding on Smith Roberta Koa Tlmml Kansas and Missouri. o the main buildlnB and it: GLOBAL TAPE RECORD· dicatecl Mr MCKenzie had not the three projects - Grimm and Kn Lon e When the resulta are 111 :11 h1swayHupstairs. ilNG EXCHANGE, Box 33&, forwarded U.e recommendation NJame2s streth 'a!J Cl,! of lhe 28 states whlcb •• o111cer ouston . Mc~oy Wayne, New Jersey, 07470. of the county superintendent's ruvernersa, yso e , 0 : , ice Longstreth, Roberta Smith caadldates In primaries wiU l Allem Crum, a umverSity Dear Helen : office for the job. contract, and Cassom Hlndy, d Ter FU · bave selectelll npponenta for the oploye, Martin.. got to the All that "Almost Convinced" Karl Kautz, president of the , Middleport, electric- the may· ' an esa e y. Nov. 8 general election. Demo '·.making hiS way past f~ur sho_uld do.about the OUija board Meigs County Board of Educa· or, ~ouncolmen, and board of WASHINGTON CUP!) _ The . Jim Morris of Rolland who crats hoped to win Senate ~eall l1es sprawled on the sta1rs behevers" to ask the board how lion attended and commented public affaors to meet at 7 p.m. U . 'ly 1 Tex . 1 Ill vlslllng his grandparents in Michigan and Jdabe. . j the landing. lit gets its information, and if , on McKenzie issue "As far as Friday at town haiL bro. •hi d asandss':"r l Mr. and Mrs. MarolD Morrb ' . . ie and Crum edged around jit lies. i1 know he has been recom They will review the pro- ::y~: u.,. em toda 1m l visited Michael Barr recenUJ TWOCI.U.IIIADB · posite side! of the observa- Mine confessed to lying _ 1mended '" Mr also ex: Routine business was trans- blem at that time. oc . congressh ml en f led' ori Mr. and Mrs Alpha Barr Florence oo..-r 15 MidtDen walkwaY· Th . a over au era .lied her sIster,. Mr. and Mrs. port, was lalqm uu-e'"'to 'Veler8DI , . M& . e smper saw OUIJA BOARD OWNER ~ . I pressed . his . personal opinion acted and four teacher vacan- 1I gunmajor eontrol Jawso to keep um and fired . Martinez Dear Aelen: .. I that the board., action in the cies were discussed by the weapuns from the bands of the Ronald Ball of Hamden a re- moria! ' Hdl!pllal by Middleport lpll~ his s;rvlce revolver I We asked our OUI)ll board I naming of the new principal Eastern Local district school criminal and the deranged. . cent Sun~a,. B-R squachen al 1:110 pml. ", th. snipers body. McCoy Iwhat was m~mg ot wor.~, and was Illegal. board Monday night at I he I Chairman Thomas J. Dogg, The buildong which was pur- Monday with a possible broken r,t on the scene and fired " it answered The DeviL So f The motion to transfer Mr. high school. \ »-Conn., of the Senate juvenile chased by Lang"'\\le church llllkle after she apparently feel I 0 I g u n blast. M a r Hn"' gave it away. - UNBELIEV- 1Beegle to the position of prln· 0 0 delinquency . subcommittee, who and remodeled was dedicated on Locust St. The unit was also lbbed ER BUT NOT TAKING CHAN· ci••l theref indus Is an 1 . bas 1ong 1oughi for approv a1 0 f recently• A basket dinner was called at J-48 ..o- .or • · the blthe t shotgun · b and fired CES ·- was made by Otis Me- Itrcwas nt reported fo the 1·ob p.m. Tu e_, 0 0 r as pomt lank at the Cllntnck and seconded by Har- app I a r a stiff gun control bill said held at noon and al I p. m. Jacqueline Matne, Mansfield iper. Dear Helen : ry Hill trial arts teacher, the only poIf "th0 . ld I . • 'u ,; there was s"""ial music by the who beearne 01 t' -·•• , OuiJ·a bo· d k · 1 · T n ac t at the high one en ... m nUS n ,. ,.... a a , ....ence 10 81 ~·· . Sle. re Over "ta ar s.. wor JUS as . Teachers employed by a un· v an . an extreme example of what choir and a '!'rmoneUe "Buill near Hobson. She was transport· >hakms w1th shock. Marlinez ble tappmg works; by sub- I anlmous vote of the board were school. No final action, how- WASHINGTON (UPll - A has been going on for much too Upon A Rock" by Char I e s eel to Veterans Memorial llosabbed a green flag and : ~~nscmo'':"es hypnosos. When two I Ellen Wirth, Kale Jarrell and ever, was taken. spokesman for the nation's long in this country. Rifles are Norris, church pastor. The pllal and treated and released. oved II. The soege was over. l . poop1e concentrate on Jane Hill all elementary· Ro· ' The other vacancies are three major Baptist groups vmced used to mu~d nd ten bulltlin& bas been named the In th e l'ttle · makmg .a board or ta ble. move, berta Chauncey ' wou annual-s Fellowship Room. 1 . town ol Needv1lle. and Eunice' Hes- e1emen ta rs -if •- 10ns · opposition today to Sen. Everett of thousands•=r of an people POSTPONE MEETING ·•·: south of Houston. the ::::Y brong pressure to II With son, both Junior High School, The elementary teachr posl- M. Dirksen's proposal to amend ly.'i Sunday night supper guests A charge-wide meeUn I$ t1 Kathleen Leissner somply because , Richard Chambers, tentatiVely Uons yet vacant are for a hrst the Constitution to permit of Mr. and Mrs. Alpha Barr eduled Wednesday eve!. at h1tman beard the llt'WS with on~ the . mg so hard. And as high school teacher; Asa grad teacher. fourth and fifth "voluntary" prayer in public ESCAPE AGAIN ... . . . were Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Black the Lelarl Falla Methodist ock. They called the police . , thmg starts to move. Hoskins high school m at h grade teacher. fourth and fifth I schools Athe~~s State Hospital author· and Tammie and Mr and Mrs <h----• ba bee , ......... ·• .. k• d them to che<k the I Its. awfully to su bcon- teacher ' and Clyde Smith sec- 7-Bih grade 8 0 f one of the eIe- c Emanuel . s w~---•ay n pos¥".._....un .. I k easy . Carlson execu- ities have Informed •h· Meigs Larry Barr and SOD . David • wwua 7·30 - m ~ h't h scwus y ma e ot go whe th ' · ta chool · ' · "~ ' • · · ·• ..,....., • .....1 ~an orne. strongest one wants . re e ; ondary business education teach- men ry. s s. 'II' C , live director of the BapU.t County Sberlfrs department Mike Barr and Jim Morris usl 10 at the church. )ff1cers found the 23-year-old I' . er. Attendmg were Wo •am a~. Joint Committee on Public that David Kocurec escapee! for were dlnn.,. IUOSis of Mr. and · 11 tn go. 0 1 rs. Whitman stabbed to , "jo:r.?oitn 't'::.mg t~re·s • : Mr. Powell, •arly in theses· board president; C. ·. New- Affairs, told a Senate subcom- the second time from the bospl- Mrs. -MarviD Morris. Afternoon GET UNIFOIIMS · ,.th. One of the three ! th crow • because sion observed there is a long land, clerk; Supermtendent mlltee In prepared testimony tal Monday at 2: 15 p m dffl. vlsitono were Mr. and Mno Memben of the Ru"·"• sord ered notes found ,.id · of even e strongest one doesn't ' J h R 'bel H' h Schoof P · · ., · ""'"' 1 0 realize he's th "fo ., Re Jist of aoplicants to be checked n rm- that "piecemeal revision ol the cials slated he escapee! through Fred Morris and sons. Jllgh School band are asked to • og 1 • · molher, "If there •• a iy group h ." . rceU, · a· out for the various vacancies c:pal Norman Bahr and mom· Constitution under the present a window. Apprehended at Vin1et their uullortlll betweM 1 !fVen, she io In heaven. But if · . YP 081' " 0 only I Jell in the district bers Earl Dean. Howard Cald- circumstances will prompt the ton about 7 p m last night by UNIT CALLED and 12 Aum"t 1 to 5th Pra •• ·•• at TIONAL exp1anauon .. or ESP'· - RA· Carl Weese, hiBh· · · Sherifrs de- · Pomeroy emergency squad- IIcea will be •- August t at · 7 p. o.,ere '·s no beavon, ~:~ ochool well • Jr ·• Dorman Reed and I · proposal of other amendments the Gallia County ast out of her m•sery . Of ho; teacher. was named to replace 0. McCoy. of similnr dubious merit every partment, he wao returned to men were summoned at 11 p. m., August 11 at? p.m. and AUII ther, the note sa1d. Wlutman former executive head Ronald lime the Supreme Court hands Athens. m. Monday for Edwin Davia, us!' 17 at B:se· p.m. oted h:?' "woth • mortal Deem IS project director for Minor Damages down a controversial decision." Danville. A phustclan was cal~ /' 1SS1on. , Titles I and lJ and Mr. Powell Reported to AutOM I Carlson thus joined what ANNOUNCE DANCE ed. . TWO FINED • 1 Whotman s· mother was found 1 was cerbhed by the board to M' d ed opponents claim is the "overThe Racine Jumor Fire deJohn Bryan · leS 0 mor amages were cau~ . . . , .. ..,, ana· Doro•"" ...~ I replace Deem as director of the to two vehicles In an accident I whelming majority of leaders" partment Will hold • da~ce THE WEATHER Bryan, 46, both of Middleport, her o"n apartment '" I notber sectwn of AusUn, shot Public Law 874 Program. IMonday at J:O? p.m. on Pearl I of the Nation's Catholics, Wednesday, August 23rd, from Cl.arlal. t001er tontpt, loll were each f\Ded $10 and cool! 'death. . . I . PT. PLEASANT Mrs. Hat- The board also accepted the St. at the Intersection of Locust Protestants and Jews who h~ve I to I~ p.m.~ a~ the Racine Jun- IW5. Wedaetdoy aollly ouaay 011 aasaull and battery charp1 stunned umversoty was , t1e Carson. 77. resident of Rt. resignation ol Mrs. Betty Roush St. in Middleport. I placed themselves in opposition lor High. bulldmg: They Jays 8ld cooler. by Mlddlepol'l Mayor C. 0. F·llh· ~1nt .as a .. lomb today . i3 Pomeroy, and8 form•rly of as Racine Elementary teacher Middleport pollee said Roy to any change In the Constltu- will furniSh muSic. er MondaJ. Mayor Fisher IIIII mversoty ~ff1C1ais cancelled ; Pl. Pleasant, died at 1·I~ am. and d:.cided to purchase 10 new Vernon Howell. Sr., 73. RD, Ilion's First Amendment. Salt baa been mined -on the fined Clarence QuaUa, 70. Mid· classes and ordered flags tnday in Veteran' Memorial typewriters. and perhaps 14. if , Pomeroy, backed from Tiny's , Meigs Generll R01pllal lhores of Austria's HaltB;tatter-/ dleport, $10 and costo for 1811111'1 11 ~n al half-staff. Hospital at Pomeroy. She had as&iotance for purchase eould ' Foodtand Jot and hit a car oper· NOW YOU KNOW Admlsslou - Mrs. Fred · BN for 4,1108 yelll'l. . io yield the rflbl of WIJ. exas Gov. John Connally cul lbeen In failing heallh for sever- be gotten . alec! by Beverlv Lee Lon~. 20, In each year stnre !148, on Rl~, Chester; Freel Mourning, hort • trop tn Soulh .~menca i al years Attending were Mr. Powell. Cheshire. Howell was cited to average of one oat ohvery five Middleport; A. V. H ow elI, ~ flew back from Rw . de I Mrs. Carson was born at Clerk Paul Beegle and Board Middleport Mayor C. 0. Fist> I Americans baa changed reo!- Pomero.y; Joe Wdson, Pomene~ro to lhe _ state capitol, Buffalo. W. Va on Oct 2, 1888, Members Stobart. Fisher, Hill, er's court on an Improper back-~ .. nce, according to tbo MOW. roy; Richard Pickens, MlddlelC~ted at Auston. . d. ughter of the tate Enoch and Ho'01ard Ervin and McClintock. ing charge. polltan Life Insurance Co. port; and Webster Hodge, Pom- n~ wer~ Mon~ ,"';.~~ Langsville ·~gage da~ • SLAJN c 0 t ay ome ut In Ffl•day N•g • ht sesstons • D ~an I I ~ ·I-- - = Soeiety Notes D 'M ~~~~~m: 'iha I H~ 'i sche~ ~0, mor~ ,!, ~ ~ome ~'kthed K~utz Demand Laws ~:"'. Athen8sh,adm~idns; Vacancies in System are G'tven RevieW , On Gun Buymg I t'~ersl M'k y ~~ ~ ~ UPI BnefS NEW ••It j~1 s!.~'Lan.:. King Edward PANETELA vi~ Serving Meigs County Since 1168 I8 • W aptists ant . N part £ I I II ~ ~oily. SOUTHERN ~1ly .!: o· ksen Idea DOWNING INSURANCE ' . . j •• " . I• -HOUR DRY CLEANING M, C rs. arson Service On Reque1t Robinson's I Our Weekly . 1 8ERRrS WORLD ~ Males~ie on n 1 II Y s 1 d "he was Matheny Casto. Her and gnPvf'd by the marriagr was to Perry Carson layongs. who preceded her in death. ' :ondolencP~ ~ Paul Bolton of , and brother. Mrs . Grace Fannin '.ohnson 's r~d1o te~evision sta· l· or Rt. 3 Pomerov, and Elmore President Johnson wired hiS [ She is survived by a sister 1011 K1'BC m Auston Bolton is Casto of Cheshire. I he grandfather ol one ot the Services will be held at 1.30 Sonntag.___ p.m. •OSTl Thursday at ihe Crow-Ho·,.ei home.! Buri•l will be in the Green •K!Iims,_~aul ~unerol rll DAlly SENTINn Bottom cemetery Friends may Ot;YtrfED ro INTERE1'1 llf call at the funeral borne after JoiEI(JS . MAISON ~KEA I p.m. Wednesday. o................... ......,. J , CINI!Of '·-hill. . .,,., PUDlll~ ••en t t ••rnrlfln ncept h turdfJ aPCI Su"CC•J by f ile muo Puruitn•n• ~ :nmp•n,. tu· w.. . .....-_ .. , •.. "omer•n. 0t1•o . ~~ 611 tSu• t"bonl' wv 1.~,541 rAttn"' -••• oc:~ w" t.~,M •• ~unnc I! II M malltna Speck .. I T I .J \J•O , 8 flOen ( H , ~ n UDIIDf11iaOD eroy. Hado's They'll Do It Every Time lit . Dltebuges -Lualle Lambert Ella Larue. ----Vetera111 Memorial llllpltal Admi11knll- Nara Jenks, Pomeroy: Wally Cottrill, Lanpfille ; Virginia PlerC!I!, Mlddleport; Tawnya Cozart. Portland; Robert Hqgy, Pomeroy. Dlacbll'Jea -Helen Gilmore, Henry Reltmire, Kenneth Smith, Clayton Tipple, Cbarolete WIIcoxen, Marie Morris. ·sPECIALI 1962 OLDS ' I! Dynamic 88 Holiday Sed. ! r: Wblte over IK!Ige, beige .tnyl IDtetlor,. V·~L engine, f •uto. tralll, power brakes and oteerlnl. wl•l• . 101 2110 020- 6 10 0 000 001' 300- • 83 l HUNTINGTON , W. V8 , (UPJ) - (7), Accu~ed Ch'~IUI. mass mur· ~"' ''"' ....., .. me• •' p.,.._.,. derer Richard Spei'.k apparent· ly lived in Huntington for a short perind, Police Chief Gil Kleinknecht disclosed today. Kleinknecht said information from reliable source• Is that Speck, charged with eight counts of murder In the slayinK of eight . slndenl nurse•, also got tbe tattoo that was used · ----- ·- · te idenii!J blm in West VIrgin· II. .... 7 ' ..' ·- . -·hi~~.t\..... ,. - :r d'i-;) . •! W AND STILL ONLY $1.95 A MONTH I Post and lantern eo111pletely installed: Fully .~:': ~ '"" a~tomatic (goes ON at dusk- OFF at dawn) Weatherproof electric;~ con~e111enc! outlet (for motorized grills, electric tools and lawn ITlOWI!I!i''' Chrrstmas lights, etc.) Four light bulbs included. . · $1.95 ~ mon~ for 36 months. Includes installation up to 30 feet Ari:: ~~ttc electriC post lantern adds elegance and utility for all outdoor·.·' lightmg uses. And, it's ~onomical ... doesn't burn needlessly during the'' day. Less than. llhe a mght to operate. Fill in the coupon IJVow or call yoJ ,nearest Electrtc Company office. the ELECTRIC COLu.<4uS ANI! KIUTNIII<I 011&10 ~ ~j.; ·1 ea.L I !~ked ·41 .• • I FOUR ELECTRIC LAWN LANTERN HEADS TO CHOOSE FROM ° !"" ,, .; BIU Child-Rodney Down•ng, Agenb the'~re h~:. D• T esday ' •. 'l AGENCY, INC. ' ·sHOtS . All The I'•IIIIIY GMAC Filllllldnt Aval...._ h �I I ' ( . ,r, • . . ' > ' " : < U. S. S.,Idiers, B;tdly Outnumbered; .--~ ., Beat Off Six~Hour "Viet-Cong A$Sault . .· ·~ ilt1y Sentinel, Pomeroy•'Mld41eport, 0 ., Aug. 2, 1968 HELEN HELP US! SAIGON (UP() -An oulnumbered company of Infantrymen from the U.S. Army's 25th Division beal off a six-hour • <Olumn is for young n·s piled clear to the ceiling; , assault by the VietCong today te, their problems a n d 1 my brother has to make a path on one of the ·bloodies! :uros, their troubles and through the room to his bed. batlleftelds of South VIet Nam. As with the rest of Helen We can't evea throw one can The Communists broke off the US! it welcomes laughs full of trash away unless she assault at dusk when airstrikes ron'l dodge a senous ques- sills through II. She's afraid I and artillery were called ln. with a bruahooff · ' some important papers are in 111mer • Ican rasua II'1es In the Kl your teen-age questtons 1there, or something valunble, fight b the :m infantrymen 'OUTH ASKED FOR IT , even if there's nothing but cigaY ·~ "I' ht .. of Helen Help us• thi~ : relte butts and garbage were descriuev as II · t '· · Commumst losses wel)O no :paper. We aU try to clean the house, h ch MOTHER, THE HOARDER but it is just hopeless. To throw ::;;;·,n .. I~4 ~::: ~: ~~~r~~~al I were today "vera! tliousal!d U.S. supplied rockelll sigh~ infantrymen had opened a .north of the capital nf Hanoi, major · ai!U-jUerrilla operoillon pOols said. . Ttie Slarl!lblit~ 25 miles northwest of Saigon. were hit 65 arid ~ mhes Kept northwesl of Hanoi . .Both ~UotB The spokesllian said Opera- were listed as missing In lion Coco bead had been I action. onderway for 11 dljys but was Beat In Aneul ~epl secret unW today lor The Starflghtera are the best 31 curily .reasons. They said anti-MIG aircraft known tO be Communisll bad been killed, 24 clpt red and 99 8 s ect I In the US . . arsen aJ . ? . uP s · detamed. U.S. casualties were In the heavy ground faghtmg described as light in the Central Highlands, U.S. Both th• "••tr · support .,... a1 Highiands comman ders threw Blf Safighting and bethlne sweeplednear and heahvy artillery !nato thole ·non"' !"<ret I Tf.PJJt L.::. . I I .a) .,J ... J!m. -Bo-y-He-ld_.,bi..,1 I ""f l CharJeston I~o=:::;.:::j:::;:;:j:..f.-l'l~""''y""':'lo!t DEGVLC I ' to~~ lilt~~ FO M d 'L -~_A ~--• ~·;.,_ . . .... r ur er ~ THE ( I I .I "'OP ( I I f ~J ~ . Helen: away anything we have to . 1gon were s carr out area w ere a eomp ny ... three kids ake he '. nd th Highlands about 10 miles from by troops from the 25th troopers from the 25th Infantry liolbilhillbon•ll'!'l 1ove our I m o1 us sure s IS gone, a en I the Cambodian border 215 ·· · ' but we wish we could :take II to our neighbor's trash miles north of Sal on. Infantry DIVISIOn. were beltllll/l hundreds of llllllt,. her of saving everythmg can. . g U.S spokesmen also reported Communists. CHARLESTON W Va (UP!) - - - - 1 . · ' ThiS " where last year's Chu that 1 o Air Free F104 N0 as all reporl! w.,.. ' · · ' ' ! bave throe bedrooms and I Our house almost bursts I D w c u Y - A 13-yeiiMII, boy Robert are completely full of with clutter and II gets worse Pong Mounta 1 a rang Starflghter jets were lost over Immediately available,, U.S. Campbell of GJauow'Kan h I .. 111\'lNCJ IHfValley and Ple1 Me specoat Co · t N th v·et N k 'd .., • aw a 9 • . She saves every newspa-~by the day I have a 23-year . mmums or ' am on spo esmen c;al . Count was booked at th ..._. ,...,.. h· all the old clothes from old sister who wants to fix up forces . camp battles Monday The Communi • t s I A ser/ company nearby Kana!ha Conn ·an bere . . , i •-·IIOHINGMAD ., back mugazines· you can tho house but how can she fought m a sen.. of launched 17 surface· to· air Ifought a ootter pre-<lawn battle da ch ly I 1 in the;.. and find ;tuff Iwhen we .can't even get to the ments that brought the hoghest <SAM) missiles at U.S. planes with another Communis! force :..on a argo o murder. back to and before. noor or walls because of JUnk? casualties of . the war. II ts during 97 missions over the Iand a third company of the :!5th thr00te 0.:"lice also Richard L Roush -- - 1930 ~ _ • where the V1et Cong swarm North. Iencountered still more Red ,er persons, nc _.., Of Racb1e Dies HELP! - HOPELESS into South V1et Nam from the All but one of the Sovie.j· troops during the afternoon. Campbell s brother Larry, 14, Funeral aervlca far Richard ,) Dear Hopeless Cambodian jungles lD connection with the faJal Compulsive hoarders need ex· No Red FlgurOI stabbing of ADan Crookshanks. Lb.Rousb, 79, Main SL, RaCine, Continued from Page I) pert help. They perhaps be Early oflicial estimates said Oo Of 00 28, a Kanawha Counly factory :15 Then another and another Icured by psychtatry. a Communist battalion of 400 to '01orker, Sunday Dtghl. will be held Thursda 112 'Y fay where they fell No Problem IS makong your \ 600 men hit the 25th Division Cbarged With being acces- Mr. and Mrs. Willard Reeves at the Ewing Cbapelywith could get near. ' . mother realize she's sot a prob- soldiers, but a spokesman said sories after the fact of murder and son, Gary, and Mr. and Revs. James Earl and rr.. ana Phillips, 21, of Dallas, lem. The combmed eflorts of ' later contact was broken before . . . were Larry Campbell, his step- Mrs. Butch Reeves spent a land Norris offlcl:tlng. Burial screaming into a store the whole famoly may do the I a firm figure on the number of Mtddleport may fmd out whether or not It can father Lawrence Townsend, 56, week visiting Mrs. Leona Ken- will be ln the Letart Faiiii!OJM> Kl ozzlng from wound' ttr•ck. Hope so! - H. I communist troops could be proceed with construction of Its sewerage Friday night. of Glasgow and Townsend'• neely. Butch Reevet!, wba bas tery 1 lui Kbasap of Masul !rag. Dear Helen . determined. Lee Smith, president of the board of public af· nephew, Darrell Townsend, 23, spent 13 months ln Viet Narn was preceded ln death 'hit in the arm. His fiancee: I M:ny tomes you have artiCles But the series of skirmishes fairs, indicated Monday night at a meeting of the board of Tad, Kana.wha County. with the paratroopers is spend- a son, Lawreoce, and oet Pau~s, was struck '" the jg!VI I add~esses where people in Operation Paul Revere gave a 20 per cent federal grant from the Health, Educatwn Cr~shank s body was found 1ng a 30 day leave wllh his par· sisters. Survlvwa blclude biJ st u they walked on may acqu re pen pais. indications a major battle could and Welfare Department, has not yet been approved. by h,. father and brother about onis and Ids wife before re- wife Josle· three sons Her. 1 orby street. But d•d thev ever think that be on the making. Deadline for letting con- midnight Sonday in an aban- turning to the service. and VqU· I lne of the cit olicemen havmg a TAPE-pal ,. '" I Ameril'lln military spokesmen tracts is Saturday. for $515,000 have been Issued, donee! company store at near· daughter, Mrs. Jofm rglng the grou..l' Rami· I much Interesting and ool , in Sa•gon meanwhile disclosed I It Is understood Congress- And a 30 per eent .grant is ad· by Rensford, on Campbells Leta Fetty entertained with and two brothers Henry Martine 2t bo h d bee too expensiVe because tapes can man Walter H. Moeller "" sured. However, w1th land for Creek. I Stanley party at her home Early Friends all 81 1 •king :ieak' his : be erased and used over and I working on 11." the lagoon having cost $48,000 No motive for the killing had Games were played Ftm.,:al home · 1 , minutes before and conten~ over? , . The trouble is the total o! the and engoneer's fees and other been eslablished Monday night. ana refrelbmenlll of Ice cream, .. ' 0 ling his duty shift to be in You can actually hear the ! best three contracts to be award- costs, there isn't enough mon- Crookshanks, an employe of moldes and kool ade - e serthree bou • g person corresponding wolh you ' (Continued from Page !) eel Saturday is approximately ey in sight without the NEW,Ihe South Charleston FMC Corp- ved to Mildred Jeffers, llllvtra Je heard ;;- th h r and hit brmgs him or her so . $481,000 which is in excess of grant, it is believed. oration plant, had been stabbed Barr, Pauline Gorby, Sharon e s oo mgs on muc closer. over a non-certificated appll· th , ti b fi " 11 Barr L•dla Smith u.-aret · radio •ot his pistol and Why t t II ad t M P I p II e eng1neers es mates Y Mr. Smith is asklng represen- IVe to seven umes, po ce said. • ' • - ~-• (Continued from Page ll . • • . no e your re ers 1o can . r. au owe . new nearl $!DO 000 Revenue bonds . . . Edwards Janel and Debbie ·ned lo the campus. He got pm this address up and save district local superintendent, in· Y ' tabves of the forms bidding on Smith Roberta Koa Tlmml Kansas and Missouri. o the main buildlnB and it: GLOBAL TAPE RECORD· dicatecl Mr MCKenzie had not the three projects - Grimm and Kn Lon e When the resulta are 111 :11 h1swayHupstairs. ilNG EXCHANGE, Box 33&, forwarded U.e recommendation NJame2s streth 'a!J Cl,! of lhe 28 states whlcb •• o111cer ouston . Mc~oy Wayne, New Jersey, 07470. of the county superintendent's ruvernersa, yso e , 0 : , ice Longstreth, Roberta Smith caadldates In primaries wiU l Allem Crum, a umverSity Dear Helen : office for the job. contract, and Cassom Hlndy, d Ter FU · bave selectelll npponenta for the oploye, Martin.. got to the All that "Almost Convinced" Karl Kautz, president of the , Middleport, electric- the may· ' an esa e y. Nov. 8 general election. Demo '·.making hiS way past f~ur sho_uld do.about the OUija board Meigs County Board of Educa· or, ~ouncolmen, and board of WASHINGTON CUP!) _ The . Jim Morris of Rolland who crats hoped to win Senate ~eall l1es sprawled on the sta1rs behevers" to ask the board how lion attended and commented public affaors to meet at 7 p.m. U . 'ly 1 Tex . 1 Ill vlslllng his grandparents in Michigan and Jdabe. . j the landing. lit gets its information, and if , on McKenzie issue "As far as Friday at town haiL bro. •hi d asandss':"r l Mr. and Mrs. MarolD Morrb ' . . ie and Crum edged around jit lies. i1 know he has been recom They will review the pro- ::y~: u.,. em toda 1m l visited Michael Barr recenUJ TWOCI.U.IIIADB · posite side! of the observa- Mine confessed to lying _ 1mended '" Mr also ex: Routine business was trans- blem at that time. oc . congressh ml en f led' ori Mr. and Mrs Alpha Barr Florence oo..-r 15 MidtDen walkwaY· Th . a over au era .lied her sIster,. Mr. and Mrs. port, was lalqm uu-e'"'to 'Veler8DI , . M& . e smper saw OUIJA BOARD OWNER ~ . I pressed . his . personal opinion acted and four teacher vacan- 1I gunmajor eontrol Jawso to keep um and fired . Martinez Dear Aelen: .. I that the board., action in the cies were discussed by the weapuns from the bands of the Ronald Ball of Hamden a re- moria! ' Hdl!pllal by Middleport lpll~ his s;rvlce revolver I We asked our OUI)ll board I naming of the new principal Eastern Local district school criminal and the deranged. . cent Sun~a,. B-R squachen al 1:110 pml. ", th. snipers body. McCoy Iwhat was m~mg ot wor.~, and was Illegal. board Monday night at I he I Chairman Thomas J. Dogg, The buildong which was pur- Monday with a possible broken r,t on the scene and fired " it answered The DeviL So f The motion to transfer Mr. high school. \ »-Conn., of the Senate juvenile chased by Lang"'\\le church llllkle after she apparently feel I 0 I g u n blast. M a r Hn"' gave it away. - UNBELIEV- 1Beegle to the position of prln· 0 0 delinquency . subcommittee, who and remodeled was dedicated on Locust St. The unit was also lbbed ER BUT NOT TAKING CHAN· ci••l theref indus Is an 1 . bas 1ong 1oughi for approv a1 0 f recently• A basket dinner was called at J-48 ..o- .or • · the blthe t shotgun · b and fired CES ·- was made by Otis Me- Itrcwas nt reported fo the 1·ob p.m. Tu e_, 0 0 r as pomt lank at the Cllntnck and seconded by Har- app I a r a stiff gun control bill said held at noon and al I p. m. Jacqueline Matne, Mansfield iper. Dear Helen : ry Hill trial arts teacher, the only poIf "th0 . ld I . • 'u ,; there was s"""ial music by the who beearne 01 t' -·•• , OuiJ·a bo· d k · 1 · T n ac t at the high one en ... m nUS n ,. ,.... a a , ....ence 10 81 ~·· . Sle. re Over "ta ar s.. wor JUS as . Teachers employed by a un· v an . an extreme example of what choir and a '!'rmoneUe "Buill near Hobson. She was transport· >hakms w1th shock. Marlinez ble tappmg works; by sub- I anlmous vote of the board were school. No final action, how- WASHINGTON (UPll - A has been going on for much too Upon A Rock" by Char I e s eel to Veterans Memorial llosabbed a green flag and : ~~nscmo'':"es hypnosos. When two I Ellen Wirth, Kale Jarrell and ever, was taken. spokesman for the nation's long in this country. Rifles are Norris, church pastor. The pllal and treated and released. oved II. The soege was over. l . poop1e concentrate on Jane Hill all elementary· Ro· ' The other vacancies are three major Baptist groups vmced used to mu~d nd ten bulltlin& bas been named the In th e l'ttle · makmg .a board or ta ble. move, berta Chauncey ' wou annual-s Fellowship Room. 1 . town ol Needv1lle. and Eunice' Hes- e1emen ta rs -if •- 10ns · opposition today to Sen. Everett of thousands•=r of an people POSTPONE MEETING ·•·: south of Houston. the ::::Y brong pressure to II With son, both Junior High School, The elementary teachr posl- M. Dirksen's proposal to amend ly.'i Sunday night supper guests A charge-wide meeUn I$ t1 Kathleen Leissner somply because , Richard Chambers, tentatiVely Uons yet vacant are for a hrst the Constitution to permit of Mr. and Mrs. Alpha Barr eduled Wednesday eve!. at h1tman beard the llt'WS with on~ the . mg so hard. And as high school teacher; Asa grad teacher. fourth and fifth "voluntary" prayer in public ESCAPE AGAIN ... . . . were Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Black the Lelarl Falla Methodist ock. They called the police . , thmg starts to move. Hoskins high school m at h grade teacher. fourth and fifth I schools Athe~~s State Hospital author· and Tammie and Mr and Mrs <h----• ba bee , ......... ·• .. k• d them to che<k the I Its. awfully to su bcon- teacher ' and Clyde Smith sec- 7-Bih grade 8 0 f one of the eIe- c Emanuel . s w~---•ay n pos¥".._....un .. I k easy . Carlson execu- ities have Informed •h· Meigs Larry Barr and SOD . David • wwua 7·30 - m ~ h't h scwus y ma e ot go whe th ' · ta chool · ' · "~ ' • · · ·• ..,....., • .....1 ~an orne. strongest one wants . re e ; ondary business education teach- men ry. s s. 'II' C , live director of the BapU.t County Sberlfrs department Mike Barr and Jim Morris usl 10 at the church. )ff1cers found the 23-year-old I' . er. Attendmg were Wo •am a~. Joint Committee on Public that David Kocurec escapee! for were dlnn.,. IUOSis of Mr. and · 11 tn go. 0 1 rs. Whitman stabbed to , "jo:r.?oitn 't'::.mg t~re·s • : Mr. Powell, •arly in theses· board president; C. ·. New- Affairs, told a Senate subcom- the second time from the bospl- Mrs. -MarviD Morris. Afternoon GET UNIFOIIMS · ,.th. One of the three ! th crow • because sion observed there is a long land, clerk; Supermtendent mlltee In prepared testimony tal Monday at 2: 15 p m dffl. vlsitono were Mr. and Mno Memben of the Ru"·"• sord ered notes found ,.id · of even e strongest one doesn't ' J h R 'bel H' h Schoof P · · ., · ""'"' 1 0 realize he's th "fo ., Re Jist of aoplicants to be checked n rm- that "piecemeal revision ol the cials slated he escapee! through Fred Morris and sons. Jllgh School band are asked to • og 1 • · molher, "If there •• a iy group h ." . rceU, · a· out for the various vacancies c:pal Norman Bahr and mom· Constitution under the present a window. Apprehended at Vin1et their uullortlll betweM 1 !fVen, she io In heaven. But if · . YP 081' " 0 only I Jell in the district bers Earl Dean. Howard Cald- circumstances will prompt the ton about 7 p m last night by UNIT CALLED and 12 Aum"t 1 to 5th Pra •• ·•• at TIONAL exp1anauon .. or ESP'· - RA· Carl Weese, hiBh· · · Sherifrs de- · Pomeroy emergency squad- IIcea will be •- August t at · 7 p. o.,ere '·s no beavon, ~:~ ochool well • Jr ·• Dorman Reed and I · proposal of other amendments the Gallia County ast out of her m•sery . Of ho; teacher. was named to replace 0. McCoy. of similnr dubious merit every partment, he wao returned to men were summoned at 11 p. m., August 11 at? p.m. and AUII ther, the note sa1d. Wlutman former executive head Ronald lime the Supreme Court hands Athens. m. Monday for Edwin Davia, us!' 17 at B:se· p.m. oted h:?' "woth • mortal Deem IS project director for Minor Damages down a controversial decision." Danville. A phustclan was cal~ /' 1SS1on. , Titles I and lJ and Mr. Powell Reported to AutOM I Carlson thus joined what ANNOUNCE DANCE ed. . TWO FINED • 1 Whotman s· mother was found 1 was cerbhed by the board to M' d ed opponents claim is the "overThe Racine Jumor Fire deJohn Bryan · leS 0 mor amages were cau~ . . . , .. ..,, ana· Doro•"" ...~ I replace Deem as director of the to two vehicles In an accident I whelming majority of leaders" partment Will hold • da~ce THE WEATHER Bryan, 46, both of Middleport, her o"n apartment '" I notber sectwn of AusUn, shot Public Law 874 Program. IMonday at J:O? p.m. on Pearl I of the Nation's Catholics, Wednesday, August 23rd, from Cl.arlal. t001er tontpt, loll were each f\Ded $10 and cool! 'death. . . I . PT. PLEASANT Mrs. Hat- The board also accepted the St. at the Intersection of Locust Protestants and Jews who h~ve I to I~ p.m.~ a~ the Racine Jun- IW5. Wedaetdoy aollly ouaay 011 aasaull and battery charp1 stunned umversoty was , t1e Carson. 77. resident of Rt. resignation ol Mrs. Betty Roush St. in Middleport. I placed themselves in opposition lor High. bulldmg: They Jays 8ld cooler. by Mlddlepol'l Mayor C. 0. F·llh· ~1nt .as a .. lomb today . i3 Pomeroy, and8 form•rly of as Racine Elementary teacher Middleport pollee said Roy to any change In the Constltu- will furniSh muSic. er MondaJ. Mayor Fisher IIIII mversoty ~ff1C1ais cancelled ; Pl. Pleasant, died at 1·I~ am. and d:.cided to purchase 10 new Vernon Howell. Sr., 73. RD, Ilion's First Amendment. Salt baa been mined -on the fined Clarence QuaUa, 70. Mid· classes and ordered flags tnday in Veteran' Memorial typewriters. and perhaps 14. if , Pomeroy, backed from Tiny's , Meigs Generll R01pllal lhores of Austria's HaltB;tatter-/ dleport, $10 and costo for 1811111'1 11 ~n al half-staff. Hospital at Pomeroy. She had as&iotance for purchase eould ' Foodtand Jot and hit a car oper· NOW YOU KNOW Admlsslou - Mrs. Fred · BN for 4,1108 yelll'l. . io yield the rflbl of WIJ. exas Gov. John Connally cul lbeen In failing heallh for sever- be gotten . alec! by Beverlv Lee Lon~. 20, In each year stnre !148, on Rl~, Chester; Freel Mourning, hort • trop tn Soulh .~menca i al years Attending were Mr. Powell. Cheshire. Howell was cited to average of one oat ohvery five Middleport; A. V. H ow elI, ~ flew back from Rw . de I Mrs. Carson was born at Clerk Paul Beegle and Board Middleport Mayor C. 0. Fist> I Americans baa changed reo!- Pomero.y; Joe Wdson, Pomene~ro to lhe _ state capitol, Buffalo. W. Va on Oct 2, 1888, Members Stobart. Fisher, Hill, er's court on an Improper back-~ .. nce, according to tbo MOW. roy; Richard Pickens, MlddlelC~ted at Auston. . d. ughter of the tate Enoch and Ho'01ard Ervin and McClintock. ing charge. polltan Life Insurance Co. port; and Webster Hodge, Pom- n~ wer~ Mon~ ,"';.~~ Langsville ·~gage da~ • SLAJN c 0 t ay ome ut In Ffl•day N•g • ht sesstons • D ~an I I ~ ·I-- - = Soeiety Notes D 'M ~~~~~m: 'iha I H~ 'i sche~ ~0, mor~ ,!, ~ ~ome ~'kthed K~utz Demand Laws ~:"'. Athen8sh,adm~idns; Vacancies in System are G'tven RevieW , On Gun Buymg I t'~ersl M'k y ~~ ~ ~ UPI BnefS NEW ••It j~1 s!.~'Lan.:. King Edward PANETELA vi~ Serving Meigs County Since 1168 I8 • W aptists ant . N part £ I I II ~ ~oily. SOUTHERN ~1ly .!: o· ksen Idea DOWNING INSURANCE ' . . j •• " . I• -HOUR DRY CLEANING M, C rs. arson Service On Reque1t Robinson's I Our Weekly . 1 8ERRrS WORLD ~ Males~ie on n 1 II Y s 1 d "he was Matheny Casto. Her and gnPvf'd by the marriagr was to Perry Carson layongs. who preceded her in death. ' :ondolencP~ ~ Paul Bolton of , and brother. Mrs . Grace Fannin '.ohnson 's r~d1o te~evision sta· l· or Rt. 3 Pomerov, and Elmore President Johnson wired hiS [ She is survived by a sister 1011 K1'BC m Auston Bolton is Casto of Cheshire. I he grandfather ol one ot the Services will be held at 1.30 Sonntag.___ p.m. •OSTl Thursday at ihe Crow-Ho·,.ei home.! Buri•l will be in the Green •K!Iims,_~aul ~unerol rll DAlly SENTINn Bottom cemetery Friends may Ot;YtrfED ro INTERE1'1 llf call at the funeral borne after JoiEI(JS . MAISON ~KEA I p.m. Wednesday. o................... ......,. J , CINI!Of '·-hill. . .,,., PUDlll~ ••en t t ••rnrlfln ncept h turdfJ aPCI Su"CC•J by f ile muo Puruitn•n• ~ :nmp•n,. tu· w.. . .....-_ .. , •.. "omer•n. 0t1•o . ~~ 611 tSu• t"bonl' wv 1.~,541 rAttn"' -••• oc:~ w" t.~,M •• ~unnc I! II M malltna Speck .. I T I .J \J•O , 8 flOen ( H , ~ n UDIIDf11iaOD eroy. Hado's They'll Do It Every Time lit . Dltebuges -Lualle Lambert Ella Larue. ----Vetera111 Memorial llllpltal Admi11knll- Nara Jenks, Pomeroy: Wally Cottrill, Lanpfille ; Virginia PlerC!I!, Mlddleport; Tawnya Cozart. Portland; Robert Hqgy, Pomeroy. Dlacbll'Jea -Helen Gilmore, Henry Reltmire, Kenneth Smith, Clayton Tipple, Cbarolete WIIcoxen, Marie Morris. ·sPECIALI 1962 OLDS ' I! Dynamic 88 Holiday Sed. ! r: Wblte over IK!Ige, beige .tnyl IDtetlor,. V·~L engine, f •uto. tralll, power brakes and oteerlnl. wl•l• . 101 2110 020- 6 10 0 000 001' 300- • 83 l HUNTINGTON , W. V8 , (UPJ) - (7), Accu~ed Ch'~IUI. mass mur· ~"' ''"' ....., .. me• •' p.,.._.,. derer Richard Spei'.k apparent· ly lived in Huntington for a short perind, Police Chief Gil Kleinknecht disclosed today. Kleinknecht said information from reliable source• Is that Speck, charged with eight counts of murder In the slayinK of eight . slndenl nurse•, also got tbe tattoo that was used · ----- ·- · te idenii!J blm in West VIrgin· II. .... 7 ' ..' ·- . -·hi~~.t\..... ,. - :r d'i-;) . •! W AND STILL ONLY $1.95 A MONTH I Post and lantern eo111pletely installed: Fully .~:': ~ '"" a~tomatic (goes ON at dusk- OFF at dawn) Weatherproof electric;~ con~e111enc! outlet (for motorized grills, electric tools and lawn ITlOWI!I!i''' Chrrstmas lights, etc.) Four light bulbs included. . · $1.95 ~ mon~ for 36 months. Includes installation up to 30 feet Ari:: ~~ttc electriC post lantern adds elegance and utility for all outdoor·.·' lightmg uses. And, it's ~onomical ... doesn't burn needlessly during the'' day. Less than. llhe a mght to operate. Fill in the coupon IJVow or call yoJ ,nearest Electrtc Company office. the ELECTRIC COLu.<4uS ANI! KIUTNIII<I 011&10 ~ ~j.; ·1 ea.L I !~ked ·41 .• • I FOUR ELECTRIC LAWN LANTERN HEADS TO CHOOSE FROM ° !"" ,, .; BIU Child-Rodney Down•ng, Agenb the'~re h~:. D• T esday ' •. 'l AGENCY, INC. ' ·sHOtS . All The I'•IIIIIY GMAC Filllllldnt Aval...._ h �,, I 4 •'<,t ~ ;1 I " ,' I '-~ , -··-- _..._, ,_ •"'- -· .-i .., ... .......... .,~ t ~r l ....... AT T H E POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK CO. • • D GLIDE 'I' FOLD DOOI SET CCI and She Will h Glad Senator Taylor Scheduled for Two Speeches 11fT OliiONf The Floral Wx6'1" Serving Pomeroy, Mason City ond The Big Bend Area. i,, 59 N. 2nd Aw. __ Hig~ quality, kiln dri~ _ wood . &lth tiC> t1on hat t"'- hDrltontGI light.. Ah;ml· WOODBI MOYW LOIMIID SIIUTTIIS rlllln K1W11 wf,. pe,t'II'ICin_,II'J' ortochd ,,, 1- to door a.ction. r • 1r -·. ·"( '•, • TH! NIW SIMPLE t.IE!'HOD O:C INI'TALUNCI SHUTTERS WOODEN SCIEEI DOOR 2' !"'x6' 9" x 1',\" Rec. WHITE WOOD BATHROOM SEAT $8.55 ~' 1288 4•···· 5689 De1igntd for warm -thtr cornl.-1. Enlow 1ool •~mmtr brHUI but kelp out oll un· wollfed pn!l Gnd lnwch. MANY MORE VALUES! DELUXE WALL· HUNG MEDICINE CABINET ONE ONLY CABIN LAUAII WOOD PAIELINI RIG. tii.IIO co"t:N S439 ~~ I ', - 16.96 5138! RtJ. $11.!11 ARROW 48 INCH WINDOW AWNING ' UCH ADJUST·A·SHUTTER KIT S949 PAll DUDLEY'S , S995 1'1"'•6'1" Arrangements. 2•r•r•·• 1.. , fiJI Pelr IALI,_ I • I • 11--+ SALE PRICE w ..... wr BLINDS ~~~~ HARDWARE KIT 2'6" :.c 4'0" IIDI OPINING, a't"r6'1*a·146• OUTSIDE PRIMED DECORATIVE COLONIAL STORM DOOII CAFE DOOJ'I 112·88 S4·99 ::,_,..... =St2.99 = LOUVERED Co•blnatlon IXlBIOR 2'11-•1'1'"•1""' ~ ~ AI••IIU• 2' 8" X 6' 9" COLONIAL AMERICAN FLUSH UYIUTY DOORS INTERIOR DOORS INTERIOR DOORS r I•, r r , '"' I'D"xl'r WxW COMBIIATIOII STORM DOOR • OD fll...':'4 SALE PRIC£ ~ S2}-95 PIIE·HUNG WOODIN OD PURPOSE DOORS Stop In and See ,Mrs. Fowler , ... "' ALL AUGUST WEDD,ING? '0 You Don't Need Cash 11777 Moo!p e111ocrq- ....1. what. ..,.. AllllmONAL OR, WITHOUT COUlON .... 29? -5 .; $4.99 Just Open a Bild-a-Count REG. ' ,,i RECESSED MEDICINE CABINET No 0Qwn Payment '~ 1649 iI ,' I Abitibi 4' x 8' x W' SHEET As Little As REG. State Police Activities 1,-'' ' i) ' j FIBERGLAS ONE CAR Abitibi GARAGE DOOR CRAFTEK LINER PANELING S659 9'x7' SIZE Re1. $100.50 IDEAL FOR GARAGES, CLOSETS,, CABINETS, WORKSHOPS Rtl· $20.70 Value SAV! SlO.IS R11. $1.75 58995 I I I- ''IDXOIJL'' EARLY AMERICAN YARD LANTERN & POST I I I i , Rec. $7.60 ssss lEG. $21.50 ~~·.w. ® Reg. $22.95 ~/;\ $1~'f:oo .... .......... S12999 $99.95 Will 0~111'- I tGr tJGrllQ& doora SLIP-HEAD SASH UNIT r ,. CIIUNG HIIQIIf: 7' W • 6' X 6' X 8' UTILITY BUILDI118 8ARABE DOOR OPERATOR ELECTRIC ONE CAl SJ7.t7 EARLY AMERICAN PULLDOWN FIXTURE CONAX uao•rrtO'' FOLIIII STAIRS up 10 I' 1118' 5AfnY, II will <IUiornglic:olly 1top whtn it ~ olt on ob1lrur· tion. Ooor r:aq blo mQIIualfr operated I ~ COH Gf G power fg i/urt , f'ro~lcln )'fi'l Gf d.pendabl• ..-vi"' without frll(jutn! <>djut tmlnlt. IF 1tJT IN STOC.<, A\/AilAill FIOM OIJit WAVNf, INO!-.NA ViAIEHOUSl ~~ 18"112" I COCHRAN PAINTS DecoratorColors SEE :~~~ S288 'fHE I CREDIBLE ON ALL NEW '66 PLYMOIJTHS! Rq. $1.75 See yo~r Plymouth Dealer for a aeanup Deal! AUTHOIIIZED DEALifll w j I ...,.,. .... '"" PLYWOOD 90 U. BAB COICRETE MIX DRIVE-WAY SEALER 4'x8' SHEET UNDEIILAYMEIT HARDBOARD .... $1.99 4'x4'SIEET • GAL. dOYt fouah, ltolt. tocb, wattrprooh. SPECIAL! COI"r.c!lr ptotects, •ruen••· ond boto11tlflt1 ony o1pholt « bladr.top SPEC_ IALI WH.I TE CElLI NG TI LE ·c , , , ' .; ONLY o\": ' 1 ~ ' . . ~:, .;sar,~~ ' ' Phones 992·5100,992-5500 . ' Po11ny ' I , ,. ' MIDDLEPORT. ..... . ' .....r ' ·-_,·~ ' '.·< ~-. lEE us ; ... ,:. ' ,• ,~..._. ,~/t• ... ·> ~- - OM 0 ·> . " . ' - ~- ' FOR SPICIAL lOW PIICES ON THISE mMs Sticb Ught, IALI PIICI pcllltllltf\t, l WASHABLE MIIIOIII CIIRPIIIIAI'IIIII 'TOM RUE MOT ,, ,~1o 1166 11,39 SPECIAL!. .41h CHRYSLER 1 GAL ASIESTOs.flllll lOOP COAtiNG OUTDOOR LAMPHOLDER BEDROOM OR HALL FIXTURE SH INKING PRICES 399 SOUTH 3RD AVE. Va'' SHEATHING 5 GAL. ASIEnOs.fiiiR ROOF COAtiNG .,1 I ,., WALNUT (!htu 1797 RtJ. $10.!15 ( C~~~RY t~ $&.79 $5.00 Monthly BATHROOM LIGHT FIXTURE HARDBOARD PANELING Rich tones tflat set 1he pace for ucitlna: redeeor1t• lng ldtls. Enhance your hom• with bt1uty u modern as tomorrow! 79c EACH ... I ' ! ·.- ~jJ t~':~...' '. " �,, I 4 •'<,t ~ ;1 I " ,' I '-~ , -··-- _..._, ,_ •"'- -· .-i .., ... .......... .,~ t ~r l ....... AT T H E POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK CO. • • D GLIDE 'I' FOLD DOOI SET CCI and She Will h Glad Senator Taylor Scheduled for Two Speeches 11fT OliiONf The Floral Wx6'1" Serving Pomeroy, Mason City ond The Big Bend Area. i,, 59 N. 2nd Aw. __ Hig~ quality, kiln dri~ _ wood . &lth tiC> t1on hat t"'- hDrltontGI light.. Ah;ml· WOODBI MOYW LOIMIID SIIUTTIIS rlllln K1W11 wf,. pe,t'II'ICin_,II'J' ortochd ,,, 1- to door a.ction. r • 1r -·. ·"( '•, • TH! NIW SIMPLE t.IE!'HOD O:C INI'TALUNCI SHUTTERS WOODEN SCIEEI DOOR 2' !"'x6' 9" x 1',\" Rec. WHITE WOOD BATHROOM SEAT $8.55 ~' 1288 4•···· 5689 De1igntd for warm -thtr cornl.-1. Enlow 1ool •~mmtr brHUI but kelp out oll un· wollfed pn!l Gnd lnwch. MANY MORE VALUES! DELUXE WALL· HUNG MEDICINE CABINET ONE ONLY CABIN LAUAII WOOD PAIELINI RIG. tii.IIO co"t:N S439 ~~ I ', - 16.96 5138! RtJ. $11.!11 ARROW 48 INCH WINDOW AWNING ' UCH ADJUST·A·SHUTTER KIT S949 PAll DUDLEY'S , S995 1'1"'•6'1" Arrangements. 2•r•r•·• 1.. , fiJI Pelr IALI,_ I • I • 11--+ SALE PRICE w ..... wr BLINDS ~~~~ HARDWARE KIT 2'6" :.c 4'0" IIDI OPINING, a't"r6'1*a·146• OUTSIDE PRIMED DECORATIVE COLONIAL STORM DOOII CAFE DOOJ'I 112·88 S4·99 ::,_,..... =St2.99 = LOUVERED Co•blnatlon IXlBIOR 2'11-•1'1'"•1""' ~ ~ AI••IIU• 2' 8" X 6' 9" COLONIAL AMERICAN FLUSH UYIUTY DOORS INTERIOR DOORS INTERIOR DOORS r I•, r r , '"' I'D"xl'r WxW COMBIIATIOII STORM DOOR • OD fll...':'4 SALE PRIC£ ~ S2}-95 PIIE·HUNG WOODIN OD PURPOSE DOORS Stop In and See ,Mrs. Fowler , ... "' ALL AUGUST WEDD,ING? '0 You Don't Need Cash 11777 Moo!p e111ocrq- ....1. what. ..,.. AllllmONAL OR, WITHOUT COUlON .... 29? -5 .; $4.99 Just Open a Bild-a-Count REG. ' ,,i RECESSED MEDICINE CABINET No 0Qwn Payment '~ 1649 iI ,' I Abitibi 4' x 8' x W' SHEET As Little As REG. State Police Activities 1,-'' ' i) ' j FIBERGLAS ONE CAR Abitibi GARAGE DOOR CRAFTEK LINER PANELING S659 9'x7' SIZE Re1. $100.50 IDEAL FOR GARAGES, CLOSETS,, CABINETS, WORKSHOPS Rtl· $20.70 Value SAV! SlO.IS R11. $1.75 58995 I I I- ''IDXOIJL'' EARLY AMERICAN YARD LANTERN & POST I I I i , Rec. $7.60 ssss lEG. $21.50 ~~·.w. ® Reg. $22.95 ~/;\ $1~'f:oo .... .......... S12999 $99.95 Will 0~111'- I tGr tJGrllQ& doora SLIP-HEAD SASH UNIT r ,. CIIUNG HIIQIIf: 7' W • 6' X 6' X 8' UTILITY BUILDI118 8ARABE DOOR OPERATOR ELECTRIC ONE CAl SJ7.t7 EARLY AMERICAN PULLDOWN FIXTURE CONAX uao•rrtO'' FOLIIII STAIRS up 10 I' 1118' 5AfnY, II will <IUiornglic:olly 1top whtn it ~ olt on ob1lrur· tion. Ooor r:aq blo mQIIualfr operated I ~ COH Gf G power fg i/urt , f'ro~lcln )'fi'l Gf d.pendabl• ..-vi"' without frll(jutn! <>djut tmlnlt. IF 1tJT IN STOC.<, A\/AilAill FIOM OIJit WAVNf, INO!-.NA ViAIEHOUSl ~~ 18"112" I COCHRAN PAINTS DecoratorColors SEE :~~~ S288 'fHE I CREDIBLE ON ALL NEW '66 PLYMOIJTHS! Rq. $1.75 See yo~r Plymouth Dealer for a aeanup Deal! AUTHOIIIZED DEALifll w j I ...,.,. .... '"" PLYWOOD 90 U. BAB COICRETE MIX DRIVE-WAY SEALER 4'x8' SHEET UNDEIILAYMEIT HARDBOARD .... $1.99 4'x4'SIEET • GAL. dOYt fouah, ltolt. tocb, wattrprooh. SPECIAL! COI"r.c!lr ptotects, •ruen••· ond boto11tlflt1 ony o1pholt « bladr.top SPEC_ IALI WH.I TE CElLI NG TI LE ·c , , , ' .; ONLY o\": ' 1 ~ ' . . ~:, .;sar,~~ ' ' Phones 992·5100,992-5500 . ' Po11ny ' I , ,. ' MIDDLEPORT. ..... . ' .....r ' ·-_,·~ ' '.·< ~-. lEE us ; ... ,:. ' ,• ,~..._. ,~/t• ... ·> ~- - OM 0 ·> . " . ' - ~- ' FOR SPICIAL lOW PIICES ON THISE mMs Sticb Ught, IALI PIICI pcllltllltf\t, l WASHABLE MIIIOIII CIIRPIIIIAI'IIIII 'TOM RUE MOT ,, ,~1o 1166 11,39 SPECIAL!. .41h CHRYSLER 1 GAL ASIESTOs.flllll lOOP COAtiNG OUTDOOR LAMPHOLDER BEDROOM OR HALL FIXTURE SH INKING PRICES 399 SOUTH 3RD AVE. Va'' SHEATHING 5 GAL. ASIEnOs.fiiiR ROOF COAtiNG .,1 I ,., WALNUT (!htu 1797 RtJ. $10.!15 ( C~~~RY t~ $&.79 $5.00 Monthly BATHROOM LIGHT FIXTURE HARDBOARD PANELING Rich tones tflat set 1he pace for ucitlna: redeeor1t• lng ldtls. Enhance your hom• with bt1uty u modern as tomorrow! 79c EACH ... I ' ! ·.- ~jJ t~':~...' '. " �' ' ., > ,, 1\ ' /' ,. ' ·av !IRED IAR.ttiY GOOGLI end SNUPPV SMITH TRVSOME ), 'I . _j: , 6-Dally Sendne~ Pumeroy·Mlddleport, 0., Aua. 2, oJQ6&, ¥1.\NTAD INFORMA liON . For • ____:_' · \, I \ ~ •' pome. - I CO M tor .:,:o ME IN.!! ELVINEY-· /, •i , ~Finiate· Help 'Wa"'· !'~"":=·:::~··:·:~:::::,.·::;~::'·.==~··==~· 4101 Sale FRI!liGii - • MARKETING a~aCH .. JHoJ~ . ,,.. UDI . · ·• .;.,. ~-,. ~v ne.w Ztg Zag sewillj! machines Needed lmmediat.ely: Ell*" ' ~,~ , A HAD'- INil v wtth 21J.yoar factory guaran· . .,..- . · 1 •· M. Du ..,.,.. rv••fAtlllllo . . . ., Detllllne tM a . M. lee, natwnaily advertised ienced lntervleM!l'B, or WOlD· ,.I:. ' S~.RV . CANGILL.A1'1DNI b ds to be old for storage en willt118 to be tralned fvl' CelallCTIONI 0 Will . . ~ !Nttlt ttll A. M. 0 ' freight Of $45 each, door-to-door StlrVe)' Wtll'k. '-::·., :~ wC I • ., DAY .. I'Uitllelt... II ONI OPTHI -------Ca 0 be paid 81 ~ 8 month: Hourly, rate ~.71 per !lour -All- IIMIIatiii' Slltlp I · , , bo plus 8c per mile. Must be.. ' eC e• 'ck H I 64 CORVAIR $1095 "W• will deliver to your me I pendable and conscientioUs •• II.,.. T• ., ,.rv • • .,. MiCIIf PIO(ioLIJ cA"&: Deluxe Coupe. 1 locul owner, motor overhauled. Good tll'tt, to sew on lbem to make · 1peec1 Our DrlvHn Core eBullcloHr DICK RAWLINGs ' sure you are completely sat· Write to Bor No. 168-B, e-o UIVICI 11 Hlltll eAny Type clean interior. lsf'ed 1 Ph ~18 8 2 6tc Datly Sentinel, Pomeroy, 0. ~------:-...J ' Hond1 S.lel 63 CHEVROLET ' 1695 • -· statilll! quaUllcallons. 1 2 lie . . UTU bwllngs Per Wlllt Ad lerYIII · Im~la hardtov coupe, White finish. Spotless clean red ID· STEREO RADIO COMBINA· WYMISI . 4 c•n • ,., llhord on• ,...."'.,..ro;:. engme, auomntic, power 1teerlng and brakes. Ra· TION _ Beautiful walnut Wlnted , f t NIM MlddtopoJt, 0 327 1 Miftlmvm Cb•l'fl " ...... MIIDLII'OIIT,. OHIO ' . 0 11 cents ,., . .,. ..., UNt c.. dio and heatet:. console, radio equipped with J I~ omtrOY, • HCuttW ' - " ".n " "Pll41 • " ...o ,.. actt .e.., Dttc1)vnl GMC $1095 4 speed automatic eb31111er, 'n:EN-AGE dallco band at the 1, PliO within 1t . .. , 61 IICIW TAKING RllfTA&. ca•D Of THANKI & o•rTUA.IU \Z Ton 8 ft. Pickup. Wide, body, 6 ryl. engine, Cab A· I con· 4 spe~ker sound system. 1966 Skate-A-Way Roller Rink EXPERIEI'fCED EXPERIENCED ltUIRV/ITIONI• · II.» ~ II . .N llllnlnnnW. . . . dition. Whtle over red flmsb, heater, new tires. model, used only 3 montlls: Saturday nltes from 10 til 12 MdltiMMII woN 1.. WHEEL O,.!'tCI tiOUU Assume payments of $6.25 p.m. Ph. Chester 1111 3929 af. II:M a. M. . . t:OO P M. Dlllt I latuNI., I:H • . M. .. Iiiii ..... ~... per m..Ut or pay balanr.e due ler 6 p.m. • 2 ste ALIGNMENT IT'I 10 IAIY TO PL&CI A NB.28. Try it ia your home. KITCHEN help, Crill eook and 1nd •uuL f PRODUCI... OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. _ Ph. 1192-3218. 8 2 6tc waitress. Ph. JIIIS.M32 or f92.. and BRAKE SERVICE • SALES • WAIIT AD 2580. • I 81< RENTALS. PHONE WY 2-2156 Ill 1101, BEANS, tomatoes, aabbage and eCamplntlqulpmrnle ----:--:::--:---ll===-======""""""'"""'F':§::Jt"""'~l cucumbera. Clarence Proffilt, lime Ahgnment Shop ROUSH & LYONS Card of Th•nk• I: For S.ki Portland. Obio. Pb. &4S-2254. lniUfiiiCe Phono 992-357. For Rent 7 14 tic GET A quotation from REU· w Mlin 11. Pomrroy I Camping 'l'rellen WE WOULD like to express STOKERMATIC llova with fan TER INSURANCE AGENCY '11Y 2-2193 Pomeroy Formerll' Grueser Body Hortero St. - · W. Va. 2106 our thanks and appreciatton 1 FOUR ROOM furnished sparl i and t:mo:t, :.:.., 11 SPOTTED Polaad China lNC. beforo renewlq your II~:.:..:.:::.,~.:::J""'""'""',..,;w:on:•,,,J~-==:...,...,!!!!1~m.N~,=~1!1 4 14 tic gas s e. to our many friends a n d j menl WY W658. lip pigs, 10 weeks old, extra oica. auto insurance. We may be i' 11 8 ne~ghbors who helped us so . SUI · Also a 1952 Dodge pick up able to sovo )'011 money. ---;---;:--;---very much during lbe hosptl- SEVEN ROOM house In Syra- USED dining roolll table and truck, good sbape. Contact 8 2 tic Auto Selat A al•zatipn of James Heaton cuse. Be ready for occupancy li chalra, $25. Ph. OOZ.3356. John Stanley, Albany, Rt. 2 &tTI'OMOBlLE Insurance IJ.eii 1961 PLYMOUTH, 4 door Sedan, follo..illg an accident. Also on August 4. Phone IVY "' 8 2 3tp Snowville, 0. 7 31 3tc &ood condition. Ph. 992·3533. ~ thanks for the many dona· 2455. 7 1B lie CANNING tomatoes, $1 a bush~~~.J':v 0:'~ 8 2 31p !tons and cards. to all lhe bed ho el, brillg owa coatainer and 8UDGET f'RlCED furDllun Ill Holzer Bllpltah Vlllllal 1 1J Uc 11112 CORVAIR MOIII8 statio& '"""OD~~y COUNCIL hours churche< who had speetal MODERN 2 room me. you pick 2 miles above Le- our !bird Door budget ohop. 2-4 and 7-1 p.m. Pll'lllls prayei services. to the staff Pomeroy, 0. Ph. !192-2903 day tart, o.' Julian Hill, Letart Baker Funllture, Middleport Sale or Trede wagon, 31,000 miles, automal- Dall8hters of America will meel only on Pediatrics Ward. of Holzer Hospital, to the · or 992-3702 evenings. Falls 0 11 12 ic tranemission, radio, good at the 10011' hall Monday at III:· 8 2 titc Oblo. Pomeroy Emergency Squad, 7 24 tre ' • II< g 2 1163, 2 daor Studebaker Llrk, tires, • · Ph. f92..38'14. 38 p.m. All officers are requea't> Admlsslou (O F:wing's Ambulance serv- CAMPING trailer, sleeps . siX. RATS, MICE elimllllll!d for- JOU cal wa OA your . ru 'th standard shift, low mlleegt, a I 5tc ed to be present for lulallaiiOD. Pamela J. Wagcmer, 4ft ee.. · ; · 1 th k 1 r ever "Get Star" Ebers· hours after cleamng 11 wt good condition. Will lredl Jll5 MGB red Wl'th black m ' • Members are asked to bring tral Ave.,· Mn. Odell !it Jllld. ~re.. """fIta . b<Yl~rs o Yoouur Will rent by day or week. Ph. bach Hardware 'sugar Run Lustre Foam. Electric Sham· ' drink w• •r u ne1gboo s. 992-5522. ., , • tal $! Ebersbach for • camper trailer. Ph. ltiZ- terior, wire wheels, ' III!W 1811dwiebes or a cold soft ows, 846 Fourth Ave.; lfrl. Bay· help and concern " greatly 7 27 lfc Feed, p.- <en s Hardware. pooer ren · 5551. 'I • tile Micbeien tires, excellent con· for refresbmenlll. moed H. Stewart, 107 .,P. e c. u . 7 1' ..... Hardware. 7 28 6tc ap ec1aled. Mr .· and Mrs. ~·• _ , ltl c1111on. Pb. 992-5259 or f92..3328 POMEROY BAND BOOST• Dr.; Mrs. Rlcbard 8. lleei; lila James HeaJon and family. For Sale USED davenport and chair, 1964, 13 FT. Camper, Melvin Sus1ness Opportun • 7 3! 3lp ers Association will meel rue. Grande; Mn. J. Rlcbard Flllllk· 8 2 lip · ONE GOOD Superior grain $20; table top gas r31111e $25; Littlt, Clloabire, 0. ASSURED SUCCISi day at 7:30 p.m., at the Pome- ner, Rt. I IDdwell; 111'1. lllfll'. - - - - - - - - - Drill. Emmett Will, Rt. 3; oak rocking chair ss. Never 7 29 6tc roy Senior High. All boosters garet Colllns, Crmva Cll)'l Jllo. Notice Pomeroy, o. 7 31 6tp ll6ed combination gas and ker· vtNETL\il all l<inds. EXCLUSIVE are urged to attend. Dis J. Marlla, ll4m:er¥ll1e Star - -- - - -- osene cook stove $45; ueed Also repatn. ~ Wippel DISTRIBUTOIIBIIII' TUESDAY Rt.; Mn. Michaol L. Bal'dd, \UCTION SALE- Satlll'day 14 FT. Fibergiii!IS boat with kitchen chairs, $1 eacll. I'll. Suppl•, Z1S b*ti Ave~l 1fT POMEROY CHAPTER ~ South Sid&; Mn. Otarlell C:. Tv ' 45 liP Mercury motor and ' VERY WGB EAII5INGI 1t' 3S OES will meet at the Masoruc PullillB, Pl. Pleaslllll; Man!e1la 10 1 • tile Pomeroy, Aug. 6, at a.m. at ·00ppera trailer, 1962 model, A-1 con- 119Z-3874· Ohio. f • ltJIG Temple, Tuesday, at 7:45 p.m. J. Caln HI Leon· 111'1. Bay Platns, O. Turn West RL diUOD. CGiltact Gary Gibbs, ili!!LP IISelDblill Apeebt Styli WEDNESDAY ' ' 1 ' · · · 681. and follow signs. Farm a - W. va~ or call 7?:1- .\RAil kiDs pests Desll l'NI ~IJ. Wllolesale distributor lor OFFICERS nd bo' D. Beneon, Galllpolll FetiJ': eqwpme•t, Ford lnlctor, A-1 1 31 Ute your bome from termites, _,_.. ,..._ ""' I 11 Ill lllablished cosmetic IIDI, est. D """' a c tr mem- Rlebard L. Roush, RaciDeJ lira. condition, 14 ln. Ford pl....., _ auts, cockroacbes, erickell, 1111. No experience aeeded. bera of Bethel No. 62 of tho Thoftlaa McKay Rt. 1 Lag plows, rear mount mower, PILE Is SGft and lofty . .. colapldlrr, 1111!1' tad 1n111ar . . . .emlllll ablllfr required. MASON - Dale Rollins, • Int.maliCJ!Ial Order of Job's Bottbm;' Mrs. Ltdreu F.lebaen0 garden tractor, horse drawa ors retaia hrilliance in car- = ~ ~:~. Mal- 1 '....., 114 w a IJICOid business. Wahama IDgh ~ool senior Daughters will meel at Pome- leb, Pomeroy; Mra. Keltll , G. farm equipment and harness, pets cleaned with Blue Lus- IIIII 111 Kblg Builden .,..uu'lllt ~ I'll. Rl-411'1. Ostq+q lraWRg fumlsbed. from Letart! wtll observe 1m- roy Masonle Temple '!edne&o Aeiker,lit. 1 Middleport! Blaine also 80 bales of Soya Bean tre. Rent electric shampooer 01., Middleport. • 18 lfc f 11 sto Well llllited for busband and po~t legtSI~Uve action on day, at 5 p.m. ta practice lor J. ~. Rullalld.; lin. Wai· Hay , 2 man power saw and a $1. Baker Furniture Co. Wile llllerprisa. No oelling. Capitol Hill this week u ~ win- BCitool of lnelruction. ter f : Ciatt, 0a11 f!l1l; Mrs. 1953 Ford, 2 door Sedan, 8 I Stc ONli1 WllllEL 11111111 trailer I s· -Old '-torr )B. ner of CoiiJil'OSsmaA Ken Heel!THURSDAY Lonnie A I.ecJnard; JaCkson· household goods, refrigerator, FOR better cleanilng, to keep wi111 bltehes. and lights, e1. telll 1 Mr. All• 113- lor'~ "Week Ill Washington" . PAST CWEF~ OF MAGNO. William j_ Lucu, Wellston: Amana upnght, 21 cu. ft. deep colon gleaming, use Blue celleat condition. Ph. 992-5543. Our •••••., Gfllllliwct~ tak lll·'IIIL DemaWJit eo., 1501 coDntest the k Dal nd lia T~le dPylhian Slstera w1D Mrs. Woodrow Zilla, McArtlt7 31 3te frt'eze, real oJCe home com· L Ire rpet 1 n r Rent u in (ulllllltl,; lkoidWIJ', Dlllral, Mllll. unng ,wee e a meet uours ay, a1 6 p.m. a1 ur; James G. Parker, Ravent-' fort coal and wood, cook stove, elustr. c ea ;• 1·· p·lCk~ DON'T pump your ,~~~~ ........ -;.... other olin wm,ners will view tho borne of Mrs. Ama.nda Kas- wood·, Mrs. Al-n B. Da~. 1 tlllo four 9 ampooer stoves, combJ·ne.c lC cah -r Better prl~•'~"........ 08 the final th ~ ' U k ic M ·~ 3 Coal hea"-g w• Hard Co Inc Uc taU. Gel Kleaii-.EJI>.All fre-. torr, W• v g on e conw~ par •01' a po uc P ntc. em- St. Albans W Va . Mn Jlru. ation radio, T.V. and record · en • ware ·• 8 ~ . Elec. Ran· llllliMII Slrvicet versial Civil Rights Act of 1966, bers are reminded to take their zella F. B.,~, (:;,alton; Jos6tc Septic Tank Cleaner. 1a4o . player,. living room furnimarlt: rarm BureaL BEADY..JiiiX wta clell II' and the debate on the Econom· own table service. phD Mill Oak Hill• Mrs lure, mce bedroom su1te, t WELL BROKE PONIES, 40 f l IOI8 ...... Chrtl ed ...... lo ..,,. ,;,._. ic Opportunity Amendments of LAUREL CLIFF BETI'ER ~ l ~Ill Wellsk,n· Mn: sweeper, radios and many I to 42 inebes tal~ broke to PIIIEZIR $191 '""'' ,__ ,. •.r-· 1966 llealth club will meet Thursday ar · • '· · 19 cu. II. Chest 1 South hlnl; oUter items IOO numerous to 1 work or ride. Also I Chevro- WELL kept carpell llbow b $235 aud easy. Free llllmalel. W:th " · · In h••h e eveniiiJI at the home of Mrs Rex Porter, Rt. 1 ~..· ts f -·•·• J11ae r..tre PIIIZER Pbona II!IW2M, GGoglebl "' g ar ' . ' Mrs. Jerry T. Falmlll, ·~ mention, antiques: beauti- let transmlsaions and I DD2 reaui o reo· p,.. leo Crrom Witlo Etch , __,_-Ilia Co M'ddl port to complete leglslallo• before Ira Wellman al Kanauga, With I•"" K . Ha ld L .Quoin ful kel'<llltlle lamps, cut glass Clinton chain saw. 'Ph. liD- lpGI cleaniiiJI. Real aleetric ,,....., & Roldgorotor. ;-· '' ~ 30ellc ' adjoomment Ibis fall, I be Mrs. E. J. Tracy as co-hostess. ;,;;; ml''n L. 'p.i<OI'O.n • .' punch bowl, old picture 2750 or contact Ed Spencer. Rh"''jjiOl'l' $1. Puut!!roy Ce Ph. WY 2-2181 • _ "W~ in Waehl!lgton" winners EVANGELINE CIIAPTER, c • ante w..,_, frames, il2GuageStevenshot 1 I 1 Sill lllllllllloelt: Co. 8 I 6tc j AIR CONDITIONING Refrlger· will gaiovaliulbleexperlencoby OES, Mlddleporl, . wlll meet 1n Clevelaad. gun, several years old. Come MOBILE HOME l96f Titaa, 1\i 5 ROOK hOuse and bath, 1ii;" ' ~ '!'QM=ROY otlon service. Jack'o Relri~· attending sessioiiB of the 1Jouao repllar session Thursday even· . . BirthJ · 11 ~ early. Everyone welcome. R.e-1 51 ft 2 ,:.,__ , llb """""· Also a 5 room OHIO eration. New Haven. Phone and Senate, as well aa ~cb- lnl, August 4 at lhs Masonle Mn. Mtcbael L. =~ ' "'~ lreshments. E. L. "Red" Mil- I :• ~........ a-, .,...,... . . . TU 2-3537_ 4 s lie i•• and wrlll•• their _,~ •••• Temple at 7:30p.m. South Side, W. Va., . lel),/ · l. . ,..~ N new, pnced lor a.sy f1naao. ....... llewly pamled wtlh a e ~... ""' .v,.w~ I A ct . · 8 m Monday. Mrs 1 ..... - . Ph, 1192-61121. Jack w. c.... Mgr. PAYING TAXES on empty on lbe Economic Opportunity Rees, Rio GranCI~;~Illr. her. u ollllleeJ!, Pb~.. 9662.... ing. Ph. Mas01111Jo6181. ouse, wner, · ....- • 1 • 11 a 1 6tp I . ' broiler houses? Wby aot Amendments o! 19116. • . ,1 4 5 p.m. Monday; Mrl.i ~ Belpre, o. a 2_3tp •• USED Apache Raven, A Leonard Jad!sotl, . . 1966 make them profitable? con- The bors arriVed In lbe Na· -modeL Ph. New Havea 1J82. tact Ohio Valley Industries tlon's Capital Sunday• morning >I ~ · m Monday• Mn ~~~L~ ::::ha""nice, c~il=• ,i 2806, John F. Roosh. for information. Ph. !192-2161. and began their wee.k. at NBC J... B~~nie, Hunting.., va~ room house. Write 801 6tl8-l, ACIIOII8 ···.·~As 7 2t1 tic 1 27 30te ~tos for the ~!evtstn~ of Gauge roadfngs: Ga!UpoDe daughter, 8,30 p.m. Monday; , T•• dis"·· Meet lbe PrOlls, with Con- Dam 11.7, 12.0, ·~.., ~··"'•• one loot Mrs. Ray D. o""'""' ••••8 , Oalllpolll Daily SenD11el, Pomeroy, 0. •\l'fi'I\IUE ll'urnllure, ·7 31 6tp •· An . . miscellar-. Call or write , Forest Run Block Co. James ~· Martin of on rollers, P.omoroy-Mason 20.· Ferry d•ughter 1:05 a.m. M... - - - - - - -- , 11 , ;~:~~~ Mrs. Howard 0ee11. 1011 w , Alabama and IJoward H. Calla· Oil, Pt. Pl0888111 23.61, Hinton da ' ' •MS TRADING Post is moldings lOS 1 • I For The Beot In w.ay of Georgia as Ute i~ler· 0.97 laUing, Kanawha Falls y.. ,.., • ._6 AD 01 ~o ~ 1otaiD st., i'omeiOJ. ed .,, Is Chari II" open 6 days a week: MOJto I 12. Truman a.doal· I l9 tic C'•nder & Concrete v•ew ••es 2.86. rising, eston .~ Catherine Darst, 'i'lloliiM ~· .. Wall st. _., I Among lbelr act1VitleS IbiS stationary. London, Marmet D'llo B 'bara Ev••s ' .,..;. day through Sa•-'·y. we i 13, Soothe """" tt. Mendloanl 16, Hawaliaa 1!5, Tile •--• bt ........ F SI 1 k . be 'ally • ct , . be t n, ar - • """· have radio anti teletllion ll). Zo<li.., g&l'lallds wblte , ••• 01 a e BLOCKS wee WI 11 spe~ , conuu - a_nd Wmfteld dams were on I John H. F081er, John D. Gil· pair, also plenty of Mtique 1 sign 19.JOOplar -- ed tours and hnefmgs at the BJIIs. lenwater Everett W. Holcomb items. Main St. ill Rutl•nd, ' 16. Sheltered :::=~ 341. Smwl• ,.,...,,.,., - ~.. t.l 4 . 6 . 8 . 12lnch Blocks Cap•tol, Whtte House. State IBoat Movemenu: Tbomaa •A. Holliapbead, Mrs• 0. Pb. ·~51M. 7 zo ttc ,~ ntiT•<cane ~,.,, 'f ecement & Mortar eMetal Department and other govern- Obla River - OVEC dowa 13, Samuel R. J,DIJII, Robert ·E: 44 , Short eleep 37 " ' 117 18. 22, Astem · c.nten4 Windows lit Doors eDoor mental departments., . 1:20 p.m.; Criss Jr. up 14, Mcintyre, Dobra J. llarrll, Fer Rent 22 Man's 23. Marshy 38. Wander !or POMEROY .M 0 DE RN ~!;~f!s. lit Other Masonry Wtth Dale In Wash~ngton Ibis 8:15 p.m.; Valley Transporter Edith A. Role, Mlcbael A. _ __ 2< ~.~,",",~m• 2<1. ;~:tdow <t. ~~;'=Uting 46. ~g-noaed RANCII TYPE frame , ~":.<: PHONE 992•2067 PO~EROY weelt are David Fetter and up If, 9:50 p.m.; Philip Sporn Schoch, Mrs. Gene E. Watdnm, HOUSE trailer In Middleport. 20.B•·ont• 27.Pieee ont spelunker f&U.S. armed rooms (3 bedrooms!, '"""""""' Steve Hallen of Huntmgton np 14, 3:·26 a.m.; Beaver up 14, Mr E IE WIts' Oscar B hl'roine 29. Poetic 42. Lidded forces rank: built-in kitchen, 2 car SEWlNG mactuneL tepi.U • · High School, Tim DiPiero of 4:50 a.m.; Jim Hougland dowa W~ m:n •. OU~· KjpcaW. 0. Ph. Gi 6-4149. 7 31 ste ;~ g~:~: verb fomi pitch.,. - · port, approximately I acre oleo. aU makOI. wv Z.Z284. St. Joseph Central HIgh 1~, 6:05 a.m. ; Sl Marys up Mra. Gerald Smeltzer, Tho~ I" 1• 1.. ~ a I'" level ground, plenty of room 1'b9 FabrJ< Shop, Pomero' School, and Stephen LoveJOY lo, 5:50 a.m.: L. Ftol't\ up b, F rd CecU Phill' Mrs. Da . 31 Biblical 1 APARTMENT on 127 Butternut w.-d for another house. Priced to Authorized SIIJIIer 11aJa and of Barboursville High School, 6:30 a.m.; New MartlneviUe 'do M• AI nd : inf v 1 32 Lnhrlcate sell $11,000.00 si!rvica ' ill ttc all of Huntington. Scotty lc- down 16, 5:45a.m. :. Alice dowa 1 ·H ebexart JerM Fannanand~ Ave. in Pomeroy . 7 31 ttc :.~ 3 p Rel bl Mrs er c u.. -,14 · ~·~~~~ I'' MIDDLEPORT - wrnv•u· FIGHT- high feed prtcesi--eon. ard another Mason County 18, 8:25 p.m.; ta e up 19, · M · Ricbartl S8)'ller 1 ROOM HOUSE. lull bas•ment over a door '" ~ 11:21 ABLE HOME - i> room taei Ohio Valley Industries wl~er, will be in the city lbe 5:lb a.m.; Esso Pennsylvania font son, n. 37. R•lative I r// ~I'' frame, 2 bedrooms, bath, for guaranteed broiler grew· week of August 14. Scotty Ia I -up 19, up aud tnra_nt_son_.- - - ~-·' $30 a montli Pn "''" »4:1-262;. U/ , - 6:30a.m.; All Jefferson ui •• .., 0, J 19 r. ~: · ~ garage, front and side porch, aenior at Polat Pleaaant 111gb .,., '""a.m.; q ppa up ... , JOINT • naml -· 11 31 'lie 39. Run In · n ing profits. Ph. JIDZ.2161. . 2l I. Ellsh Woodl _ 5: •rick.t rn in good location. $5,000.110. 301e School VJrptlll Kaefer, a m.; I up AJIIES (UP!) -'lite 7 27 I BOOM """"' and hath on <O.Frost " SYRACUSE- RANCH TYPE Point Pleasaill High Zl, 1:30 a.m.; Jnlut J. Ron ·_. ......_ lllslerl who H1gn Si. m "11doileport. nnio. 43 . Gtbbnus BRICI' AND STONE - Less I"'·' -• Jleldor from Letart, up Zl, 11:10 p.m.; Elgercllll bodlel ,. ~ ""•tl .._ Ph. 4921:164 alii·• ' ' m. ••· Cl>ew I•& I•• ~I'" than I year old, 4 bedrooms Bu~iness Servi• . IIIJit!llt ber week ltl Wasblagton dowa 23, 2:!0 a.m.; Helea commllted sui ..,.. 1 ., 1 11 ' :ttc I" 1:-'Z •• with walk-in cedar lined clos..... !be week of June 28-July VOR.Uneup plllaklnlla...!! MOOF:R~ 4 room ard ,;,,, turvoh!Rtuily ets. Jl~ baths, ceramic tile, AUCTI\INEER P '"' · ; ·-· ' ·-• 1 nished ap>rtmeol Middl•-• 49 · Indian j:0 f0.l'" I'" built-in vanity and cabinets, COMPLETE SALES WORKERS TO MOBD.JZE Mlsl S111u doWD .Greenup lOt· left a Dele uJIDI I'COIOmJe port , 0 . Ph 992 :lt/4 so. ~~';."::h":u I" ,I'~ ~ ~~ kitchen. 30 It base and MANAGEME~ SAN MlGUEL, .Arsentllll 4t1 P;~~ Joflboal ~ Gdoreeo- :,cu~: .fllreed· ~ ID IIIII 1 i9 tic I DOWN ,•~ I"" I'" wall cabinets. Tappan · Wrlh. ,._-., Contaot (UP!) -Sugar workera Ia thiS up .• :.. a.m.; •UU Wll . • ·. 1· Reottne 1:0. 1range, large living room. JIM CARNAHAN IIOI'Ibeaslent Argeotlne pro- <keenop S:lli a.m.; Ji'ranklla '1'lle Pdlr, lllYira;•ll:a. IIIII HOUSI:: , ""' of high water Ry ' 2. t~~·;;~~. 147 V//1 stone Oreplaco across on• ' OHIO Ylnee Monday •oted lo "mobl- P1eme, do~ ~ 1:31 .. Ade!a. lfartba,.··:wen all apo "•inl · enl raJ] '19!-$ 46 . 3. Beneath ILL.d end w'th wood paneling ··~: ~ ~RACIIjl, Uze" fw blgber aalarif~. · m.; Mimi doWD Me1d-'tl 2:IO bel•~ tblq~~ :,r ... ud 10• 7 9 6lc / <. Elu,ve one 1.. r V/A bo I II b I 4 llmol '!be -·•• •-]d p.m.; Susu Lane don Mfll. Pollee said two ·irt tbelr liLA ~:z ve. rt u 1 asemen ,rner ca .·-:-: tum •move ......,. ""'" a dahl 7• t1fil u r.n.m.•, AIIUI-cw ·~-- Cal- bro.._, _ __, llo . . - '\ lot ol .-. •-•• the wave o1 -'-'"'-~ wuu ~ ........,_. 4 R00 M HOUSE with a large s. Roman 50,, carpo • arge co . Dox ...,.. .,....., re ,. .~...,.. boun · dOn Meldabl 10 p.m.• ..._ tiled recttllly lea\'IDJ yocd !'In;, to new elemen- i DAR.l' CBl'PTOQUOTI: - Here'o bow to work It: Call for appointment to see. Brolber1, 618 Jll. lbll SL, aud tml.. "rlolenco whleb was V •• d "·'dahl •. . : :::::::' _,.,_, "'"ome ' larv <clinol Ph. 9!12-2.\ In. i A x r D L a A .& x a Albert M. Coo, Broker J'01neroy. t l1l 1fc 01111 o1 tile prlnell!llreasons lor 0'" own ...... •· 50 a.m., ,.... ,.,,....1 ....., 7 29 6to ~ lr L 0 N 0 F II L L 0 W Henry ClelaDd, Sal..mao . lam"'"" the JuliO • military coup lUlled Asblantl up Meldall! 0:4$ , .· . On• Jetter limply ltande for another. In- eample A Is ... eo~ ~ L\IU. GRUESER, p ·~· · ~~ Pmldeilt Arturo IDII a.m.; Brian B. up Meklabl e:45 up 1:25 l.m. AP.\ J:H\H\NT :i rooms and for the three L'l, X for the two o·s, etc. Single letters, apo.e" IOd beating, MiDersvOie. ag&llll!il_ '. . l.m. Kuawba RIVer ~Esso w~ bath. nu·ely furmshed . adults trophi .., tile length and !CH'JTOatlon ot tile wordo .,. au hlnt.l. Ev..lllgo ttz. . rr ~:, Obto. !lid your sewer trouble. BAD FOOD Goll.polls' DAm Baby i Virginia down l.Qndon 4 a.m.; 1 " ' nlbem ',., Each <by tho code letleroo ace dlff"""'t. W.o have all oize sewer machBEERSHEBA. l•rae1 IUPJ I Lear up 4:115 . p.m.: W·2 down · 0 . F. Shearer up Marmet 4::18 98 7 _ Ph 9!J2.tiij t3 II< .t. c.,ptapua quolaU• GAYNELI, WISE preperty on • Reasonabl• rates. Call - Nearly 100 persons were 1:30 p.m.; Cbarles Stevenson p.m.: Allen R Merrill dawtl TH• · ~~ ano wur 'IXJm 1ur I M 8 H ~ w M 8 w x x H u A :N w q A B N w. lOB Buttemut Ave. Pb. 992- WY 2-2974, day or oight. .. treated lor food poisonin~ : up 'g 55 p.m.: Buekeye Slate Manne! 10:25 p.m.: Lucy Jalll! o••hP<J •o•rtr.<'niS ~II ul.ili- 1 5293. 7 22 lie I 1£ Monday alter they beram• ill , up 12 ~~ am.: Wall PI' Re<·kJiJrd Lucas up Marm~ 3 a.m.; W. tie, p;Hd Phone IH 2-1176. A z W ll 8 ll- B K A It V W N N 8 A lliJ W Y It 1 ROOM honae with balb, ba~ ' AlJCI'ItiNIU ' - - - at a· loeal cantor'~ n•rtv d"wn i2.10 · a.m : Solvay up l H. Shayer, Jr. d\Jwn ,1'(11\fl~ .. Rowley and R.,.d ~ltor 6 Yl!:U AWSKAU :M:WOA.-NH FTHUOWH menl,gaslurnace, garage, 2 Ctm(lldfcelebrating· ihe birth of nis am· 1. S Lewis rtown 215 a !t :IO p1til. : Het.,\· Z up · WI• 1 514 P.m. call WY ·~ l'Mterllay'• Crypf"'tU<fto: YOUNG FOR A DAY, THEN or..o acres of land, 12 years old, "'"' •·•d·oo•·o da•lghter m.; H. E. Bowles up 3.15 p, field 11·30 p:m.: P'ort , good condition, s miles South Write. rontaOI A health ollirlal said the m.; Endeavqr down 4 a.m.: hom down WinfleltU· I s tfc AND GRAY, LIFE'S A VERY FUNNY PROPOSJTlON Us fiiiiF.E aJKI four room IUrnilU>- TER u' -mHAN Chester. Contact John Hayes. • A. 1,, IIK411t'tJKI) cream in fh• .·f·il. lin~s o· !·· ca~esw·.. . tem~:j~~4: 50 a.m.; J. ~~.- go up .Win(leld ··.· .•. :4tl. ea and uniiii'Dlsbed apan. <• • Dolh MIJI'W'4 _, l..oiiJI Bollom, o., Rt. 1 or ,,, . . ...., C1111f served at ~. ~~~ ~d gonei.Jb :>'..~;. i. ~.m. ;, . ~.,,., :,AH. ~";'worth .~· ~wp , ....,,. wv ..M!4. JHifr • pltone~-!S15. 71l.Jillp "'-··•· ·., f. I"'' , ., .. ,, ..• ,,,~ ..-. ~:.!}!'!'' ,,r~:. N~V' ...•,.,,:k.~c ,, ~.~ ''~:. · , ' UN~ED < ( DEAL BRIINlH WATER A,N' BA~IN' SODY, Get Extra Cash The Want Ad· Way i~ness :Se~ices THE WILI:.ETS HONDA.. ICE toWs SAl'ES & siRYICE 0,.,,,.. I!IIH GOBLE FORD I Clw's Steak House I I Pomeroy Motor Co. WHEEL ALIGNMENT @ ly ALtA, . •t,'. 1 I lUKE SERVICE • I IY BlaeHnars I s,: 1 LikE GOTD TilE BEt.CI! OR HAVE A PICIJIC, MAYBE! JUsr "THE 11.<..0 OF US! J SOCIAL CA JF 1\Jfl R Hospital News HAV6m YQO? SlUPIP. ONE IS. ~00'(;. 1WO IS A C~D{ ~!JQo, HOWII! SCI-INEIDEII J GI.IESS "THE RlPULATIOU ,, GASULINI ALLEY EXI'tOSII»J IS You'd better qo over there GElTIW 1tl HER! ton iqht and aoo!oq1te! ~ •= tfcl Letart Sem·or In bington iiiilidll -nina ._,,_ .,. S DICK TRACY ~y ,/ WI'tl.. H...,hJer = I 1 ,.,_,_,. i«t4 BIG ALEI FRECKLES AND HIS .. LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE ly HAROLD GRAY i ;asl MAVat I'M CRA"ZY, y LOOK OVBC' 1 THERE, NERO, ACROSS T~' 6UT YOU KNOW Wf.\AT, NERO? BAYOU' IT'S 'M<l ST DR\" I .'1 ,..ME, IT LOOi<.S AG IF TH' WATER'£ NOT COME 1JP HERE. BUT~~ o'SJNKIN' ~~ IMPJSSIBLEt "'IS J6UIND 1£ SOUQ. EQgS! ' o.IE~ ~· , I y. s: . River News I: '· Ediu; w. DAily CROSsWoRD....,_ I ·- I • , • ""I /2tl/tb :,;,! I Enct,... By SCHULZ PROBASI!{ NOT 5£RIO!IG.. OR 11-iiRO-AID Will PO .:;, 1 r·• :~ ~n,:~\~quioh bf. IIUJ!Wil ~~m" I ~. Gupreea":!~~ .p.~;pVm.al- 1fc • CHESTER GCI'ILD Prn•• "' 1 :::.:.~:··~~-llllfll By BRANNEI MA'$ A~LEEP, 'TI-4E POO!l DA.'?LlNG ... HOw p,.l..lf ~ME LOOI<b. �' ' ., > ,, 1\ ' /' ,. ' ·av !IRED IAR.ttiY GOOGLI end SNUPPV SMITH TRVSOME ), 'I . _j: , 6-Dally Sendne~ Pumeroy·Mlddleport, 0., Aua. 2, oJQ6&, ¥1.\NTAD INFORMA liON . For • ____:_' · \, I \ ~ •' pome. - I CO M tor .:,:o ME IN.!! ELVINEY-· /, •i , ~Finiate· Help 'Wa"'· !'~"":=·:::~··:·:~:::::,.·::;~::'·.==~··==~· 4101 Sale FRI!liGii - • MARKETING a~aCH .. JHoJ~ . ,,.. UDI . · ·• .;.,. ~-,. ~v ne.w Ztg Zag sewillj! machines Needed lmmediat.ely: Ell*" ' ~,~ , A HAD'- INil v wtth 21J.yoar factory guaran· . .,..- . · 1 •· M. Du ..,.,.. rv••fAtlllllo . . . ., Detllllne tM a . M. lee, natwnaily advertised ienced lntervleM!l'B, or WOlD· ,.I:. ' S~.RV . CANGILL.A1'1DNI b ds to be old for storage en willt118 to be tralned fvl' CelallCTIONI 0 Will . . ~ !Nttlt ttll A. M. 0 ' freight Of $45 each, door-to-door StlrVe)' Wtll'k. '-::·., :~ wC I • ., DAY .. I'Uitllelt... II ONI OPTHI -------Ca 0 be paid 81 ~ 8 month: Hourly, rate ~.71 per !lour -All- IIMIIatiii' Slltlp I · , , bo plus 8c per mile. Must be.. ' eC e• 'ck H I 64 CORVAIR $1095 "W• will deliver to your me I pendable and conscientioUs •• II.,.. T• ., ,.rv • • .,. MiCIIf PIO(ioLIJ cA"&: Deluxe Coupe. 1 locul owner, motor overhauled. Good tll'tt, to sew on lbem to make · 1peec1 Our DrlvHn Core eBullcloHr DICK RAWLINGs ' sure you are completely sat· Write to Bor No. 168-B, e-o UIVICI 11 Hlltll eAny Type clean interior. lsf'ed 1 Ph ~18 8 2 6tc Datly Sentinel, Pomeroy, 0. ~------:-...J ' Hond1 S.lel 63 CHEVROLET ' 1695 • -· statilll! quaUllcallons. 1 2 lie . . UTU bwllngs Per Wlllt Ad lerYIII · Im~la hardtov coupe, White finish. Spotless clean red ID· STEREO RADIO COMBINA· WYMISI . 4 c•n • ,., llhord on• ,...."'.,..ro;:. engme, auomntic, power 1teerlng and brakes. Ra· TION _ Beautiful walnut Wlnted , f t NIM MlddtopoJt, 0 327 1 Miftlmvm Cb•l'fl " ...... MIIDLII'OIIT,. OHIO ' . 0 11 cents ,., . .,. ..., UNt c.. dio and heatet:. console, radio equipped with J I~ omtrOY, • HCuttW ' - " ".n " "Pll41 • " ...o ,.. actt .e.., Dttc1)vnl GMC $1095 4 speed automatic eb31111er, 'n:EN-AGE dallco band at the 1, PliO within 1t . .. , 61 IICIW TAKING RllfTA&. ca•D Of THANKI & o•rTUA.IU \Z Ton 8 ft. Pickup. Wide, body, 6 ryl. engine, Cab A· I con· 4 spe~ker sound system. 1966 Skate-A-Way Roller Rink EXPERIEI'fCED EXPERIENCED ltUIRV/ITIONI• · II.» ~ II . .N llllnlnnnW. . . . dition. Whtle over red flmsb, heater, new tires. model, used only 3 montlls: Saturday nltes from 10 til 12 MdltiMMII woN 1.. WHEEL O,.!'tCI tiOUU Assume payments of $6.25 p.m. Ph. Chester 1111 3929 af. II:M a. M. . . t:OO P M. Dlllt I latuNI., I:H • . M. .. Iiiii ..... ~... per m..Ut or pay balanr.e due ler 6 p.m. • 2 ste ALIGNMENT IT'I 10 IAIY TO PL&CI A NB.28. Try it ia your home. KITCHEN help, Crill eook and 1nd •uuL f PRODUCI... OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. _ Ph. 1192-3218. 8 2 6tc waitress. Ph. JIIIS.M32 or f92.. and BRAKE SERVICE • SALES • WAIIT AD 2580. • I 81< RENTALS. PHONE WY 2-2156 Ill 1101, BEANS, tomatoes, aabbage and eCamplntlqulpmrnle ----:--:::--:---ll===-======""""""'"""'F':§::Jt"""'~l cucumbera. Clarence Proffilt, lime Ahgnment Shop ROUSH & LYONS Card of Th•nk• I: For S.ki Portland. Obio. Pb. &4S-2254. lniUfiiiCe Phono 992-357. For Rent 7 14 tic GET A quotation from REU· w Mlin 11. Pomrroy I Camping 'l'rellen WE WOULD like to express STOKERMATIC llova with fan TER INSURANCE AGENCY '11Y 2-2193 Pomeroy Formerll' Grueser Body Hortero St. - · W. Va. 2106 our thanks and appreciatton 1 FOUR ROOM furnished sparl i and t:mo:t, :.:.., 11 SPOTTED Polaad China lNC. beforo renewlq your II~:.:..:.:::.,~.:::J""'""'""',..,;w:on:•,,,J~-==:...,...,!!!!1~m.N~,=~1!1 4 14 tic gas s e. to our many friends a n d j menl WY W658. lip pigs, 10 weeks old, extra oica. auto insurance. We may be i' 11 8 ne~ghbors who helped us so . SUI · Also a 1952 Dodge pick up able to sovo )'011 money. ---;---;:--;---very much during lbe hosptl- SEVEN ROOM house In Syra- USED dining roolll table and truck, good sbape. Contact 8 2 tic Auto Selat A al•zatipn of James Heaton cuse. Be ready for occupancy li chalra, $25. Ph. OOZ.3356. John Stanley, Albany, Rt. 2 &tTI'OMOBlLE Insurance IJ.eii 1961 PLYMOUTH, 4 door Sedan, follo..illg an accident. Also on August 4. Phone IVY "' 8 2 3tp Snowville, 0. 7 31 3tc &ood condition. Ph. 992·3533. ~ thanks for the many dona· 2455. 7 1B lie CANNING tomatoes, $1 a bush~~~.J':v 0:'~ 8 2 31p !tons and cards. to all lhe bed ho el, brillg owa coatainer and 8UDGET f'RlCED furDllun Ill Holzer Bllpltah Vlllllal 1 1J Uc 11112 CORVAIR MOIII8 statio& '"""OD~~y COUNCIL hours churche< who had speetal MODERN 2 room me. you pick 2 miles above Le- our !bird Door budget ohop. 2-4 and 7-1 p.m. Pll'lllls prayei services. to the staff Pomeroy, 0. Ph. !192-2903 day tart, o.' Julian Hill, Letart Baker Funllture, Middleport Sale or Trede wagon, 31,000 miles, automal- Dall8hters of America will meel only on Pediatrics Ward. of Holzer Hospital, to the · or 992-3702 evenings. Falls 0 11 12 ic tranemission, radio, good at the 10011' hall Monday at III:· 8 2 titc Oblo. Pomeroy Emergency Squad, 7 24 tre ' • II< g 2 1163, 2 daor Studebaker Llrk, tires, • · Ph. f92..38'14. 38 p.m. All officers are requea't> Admlsslou (O F:wing's Ambulance serv- CAMPING trailer, sleeps . siX. RATS, MICE elimllllll!d for- JOU cal wa OA your . ru 'th standard shift, low mlleegt, a I 5tc ed to be present for lulallaiiOD. Pamela J. Wagcmer, 4ft ee.. · ; · 1 th k 1 r ever "Get Star" Ebers· hours after cleamng 11 wt good condition. Will lredl Jll5 MGB red Wl'th black m ' • Members are asked to bring tral Ave.,· Mn. Odell !it Jllld. ~re.. """fIta . b<Yl~rs o Yoouur Will rent by day or week. Ph. bach Hardware 'sugar Run Lustre Foam. Electric Sham· ' drink w• •r u ne1gboo s. 992-5522. ., , • tal $! Ebersbach for • camper trailer. Ph. ltiZ- terior, wire wheels, ' III!W 1811dwiebes or a cold soft ows, 846 Fourth Ave.; lfrl. Bay· help and concern " greatly 7 27 lfc Feed, p.- <en s Hardware. pooer ren · 5551. 'I • tile Micbeien tires, excellent con· for refresbmenlll. moed H. Stewart, 107 .,P. e c. u . 7 1' ..... Hardware. 7 28 6tc ap ec1aled. Mr .· and Mrs. ~·• _ , ltl c1111on. Pb. 992-5259 or f92..3328 POMEROY BAND BOOST• Dr.; Mrs. Rlcbard 8. lleei; lila James HeaJon and family. For Sale USED davenport and chair, 1964, 13 FT. Camper, Melvin Sus1ness Opportun • 7 3! 3lp ers Association will meel rue. Grande; Mn. J. Rlcbard Flllllk· 8 2 lip · ONE GOOD Superior grain $20; table top gas r31111e $25; Littlt, Clloabire, 0. ASSURED SUCCISi day at 7:30 p.m., at the Pome- ner, Rt. I IDdwell; 111'1. lllfll'. - - - - - - - - - Drill. Emmett Will, Rt. 3; oak rocking chair ss. Never 7 29 6tc roy Senior High. All boosters garet Colllns, Crmva Cll)'l Jllo. Notice Pomeroy, o. 7 31 6tp ll6ed combination gas and ker· vtNETL\il all l<inds. EXCLUSIVE are urged to attend. Dis J. Marlla, ll4m:er¥ll1e Star - -- - - -- osene cook stove $45; ueed Also repatn. ~ Wippel DISTRIBUTOIIBIIII' TUESDAY Rt.; Mn. Michaol L. Bal'dd, \UCTION SALE- Satlll'day 14 FT. Fibergiii!IS boat with kitchen chairs, $1 eacll. I'll. Suppl•, Z1S b*ti Ave~l 1fT POMEROY CHAPTER ~ South Sid&; Mn. Otarlell C:. Tv ' 45 liP Mercury motor and ' VERY WGB EAII5INGI 1t' 3S OES will meet at the Masoruc PullillB, Pl. Pleaslllll; Man!e1la 10 1 • tile Pomeroy, Aug. 6, at a.m. at ·00ppera trailer, 1962 model, A-1 con- 119Z-3874· Ohio. f • ltJIG Temple, Tuesday, at 7:45 p.m. J. Caln HI Leon· 111'1. Bay Platns, O. Turn West RL diUOD. CGiltact Gary Gibbs, ili!!LP IISelDblill Apeebt Styli WEDNESDAY ' ' 1 ' · · · 681. and follow signs. Farm a - W. va~ or call 7?:1- .\RAil kiDs pests Desll l'NI ~IJ. Wllolesale distributor lor OFFICERS nd bo' D. Beneon, Galllpolll FetiJ': eqwpme•t, Ford lnlctor, A-1 1 31 Ute your bome from termites, _,_.. ,..._ ""' I 11 Ill lllablished cosmetic IIDI, est. D """' a c tr mem- Rlebard L. Roush, RaciDeJ lira. condition, 14 ln. Ford pl....., _ auts, cockroacbes, erickell, 1111. No experience aeeded. bera of Bethel No. 62 of tho Thoftlaa McKay Rt. 1 Lag plows, rear mount mower, PILE Is SGft and lofty . .. colapldlrr, 1111!1' tad 1n111ar . . . .emlllll ablllfr required. MASON - Dale Rollins, • Int.maliCJ!Ial Order of Job's Bottbm;' Mrs. Ltdreu F.lebaen0 garden tractor, horse drawa ors retaia hrilliance in car- = ~ ~:~. Mal- 1 '....., 114 w a IJICOid business. Wahama IDgh ~ool senior Daughters will meel at Pome- leb, Pomeroy; Mra. Keltll , G. farm equipment and harness, pets cleaned with Blue Lus- IIIII 111 Kblg Builden .,..uu'lllt ~ I'll. Rl-411'1. Ostq+q lraWRg fumlsbed. from Letart! wtll observe 1m- roy Masonle Temple '!edne&o Aeiker,lit. 1 Middleport! Blaine also 80 bales of Soya Bean tre. Rent electric shampooer 01., Middleport. • 18 lfc f 11 sto Well llllited for busband and po~t legtSI~Uve action on day, at 5 p.m. ta practice lor J. ~. Rullalld.; lin. Wai· Hay , 2 man power saw and a $1. Baker Furniture Co. Wile llllerprisa. No oelling. Capitol Hill this week u ~ win- BCitool of lnelruction. ter f : Ciatt, 0a11 f!l1l; Mrs. 1953 Ford, 2 door Sedan, 8 I Stc ONli1 WllllEL 11111111 trailer I s· -Old '-torr )B. ner of CoiiJil'OSsmaA Ken Heel!THURSDAY Lonnie A I.ecJnard; JaCkson· household goods, refrigerator, FOR better cleanilng, to keep wi111 bltehes. and lights, e1. telll 1 Mr. All• 113- lor'~ "Week Ill Washington" . PAST CWEF~ OF MAGNO. William j_ Lucu, Wellston: Amana upnght, 21 cu. ft. deep colon gleaming, use Blue celleat condition. Ph. 992-5543. Our •••••., Gfllllliwct~ tak lll·'IIIL DemaWJit eo., 1501 coDntest the k Dal nd lia T~le dPylhian Slstera w1D Mrs. Woodrow Zilla, McArtlt7 31 3te frt'eze, real oJCe home com· L Ire rpet 1 n r Rent u in (ulllllltl,; lkoidWIJ', Dlllral, Mllll. unng ,wee e a meet uours ay, a1 6 p.m. a1 ur; James G. Parker, Ravent-' fort coal and wood, cook stove, elustr. c ea ;• 1·· p·lCk~ DON'T pump your ,~~~~ ........ -;.... other olin wm,ners will view tho borne of Mrs. Ama.nda Kas- wood·, Mrs. Al-n B. Da~. 1 tlllo four 9 ampooer stoves, combJ·ne.c lC cah -r Better prl~•'~"........ 08 the final th ~ ' U k ic M ·~ 3 Coal hea"-g w• Hard Co Inc Uc taU. Gel Kleaii-.EJI>.All fre-. torr, W• v g on e conw~ par •01' a po uc P ntc. em- St. Albans W Va . Mn Jlru. ation radio, T.V. and record · en • ware ·• 8 ~ . Elec. Ran· llllliMII Slrvicet versial Civil Rights Act of 1966, bers are reminded to take their zella F. B.,~, (:;,alton; Jos6tc Septic Tank Cleaner. 1a4o . player,. living room furnimarlt: rarm BureaL BEADY..JiiiX wta clell II' and the debate on the Econom· own table service. phD Mill Oak Hill• Mrs lure, mce bedroom su1te, t WELL BROKE PONIES, 40 f l IOI8 ...... Chrtl ed ...... lo ..,,. ,;,._. ic Opportunity Amendments of LAUREL CLIFF BETI'ER ~ l ~Ill Wellsk,n· Mn: sweeper, radios and many I to 42 inebes tal~ broke to PIIIEZIR $191 '""'' ,__ ,. •.r-· 1966 llealth club will meet Thursday ar · • '· · 19 cu. II. Chest 1 South hlnl; oUter items IOO numerous to 1 work or ride. Also I Chevro- WELL kept carpell llbow b $235 aud easy. Free llllmalel. W:th " · · In h••h e eveniiiJI at the home of Mrs Rex Porter, Rt. 1 ~..· ts f -·•·• J11ae r..tre PIIIZER Pbona II!IW2M, GGoglebl "' g ar ' . ' Mrs. Jerry T. Falmlll, ·~ mention, antiques: beauti- let transmlsaions and I DD2 reaui o reo· p,.. leo Crrom Witlo Etch , __,_-Ilia Co M'ddl port to complete leglslallo• before Ira Wellman al Kanauga, With I•"" K . Ha ld L .Quoin ful kel'<llltlle lamps, cut glass Clinton chain saw. 'Ph. liD- lpGI cleaniiiJI. Real aleetric ,,....., & Roldgorotor. ;-· '' ~ 30ellc ' adjoomment Ibis fall, I be Mrs. E. J. Tracy as co-hostess. ;,;;; ml''n L. 'p.i<OI'O.n • .' punch bowl, old picture 2750 or contact Ed Spencer. Rh"''jjiOl'l' $1. Puut!!roy Ce Ph. WY 2-2181 • _ "W~ in Waehl!lgton" winners EVANGELINE CIIAPTER, c • ante w..,_, frames, il2GuageStevenshot 1 I 1 Sill lllllllllloelt: Co. 8 I 6tc j AIR CONDITIONING Refrlger· will gaiovaliulbleexperlencoby OES, Mlddleporl, . wlll meet 1n Clevelaad. gun, several years old. Come MOBILE HOME l96f Titaa, 1\i 5 ROOK hOuse and bath, 1ii;" ' ~ '!'QM=ROY otlon service. Jack'o Relri~· attending sessioiiB of the 1Jouao repllar session Thursday even· . . BirthJ · 11 ~ early. Everyone welcome. R.e-1 51 ft 2 ,:.,__ , llb """""· Also a 5 room OHIO eration. New Haven. Phone and Senate, as well aa ~cb- lnl, August 4 at lhs Masonle Mn. Mtcbael L. =~ ' "'~ lreshments. E. L. "Red" Mil- I :• ~........ a-, .,...,... . . . TU 2-3537_ 4 s lie i•• and wrlll•• their _,~ •••• Temple at 7:30p.m. South Side, W. Va., . lel),/ · l. . ,..~ N new, pnced lor a.sy f1naao. ....... llewly pamled wtlh a e ~... ""' .v,.w~ I A ct . · 8 m Monday. Mrs 1 ..... - . Ph, 1192-61121. Jack w. c.... Mgr. PAYING TAXES on empty on lbe Economic Opportunity Rees, Rio GranCI~;~Illr. her. u ollllleeJ!, Pb~.. 9662.... ing. Ph. Mas01111Jo6181. ouse, wner, · ....- • 1 • 11 a 1 6tp I . ' broiler houses? Wby aot Amendments o! 19116. • . ,1 4 5 p.m. Monday; Mrl.i ~ Belpre, o. a 2_3tp •• USED Apache Raven, A Leonard Jad!sotl, . . 1966 make them profitable? con- The bors arriVed In lbe Na· -modeL Ph. New Havea 1J82. tact Ohio Valley Industries tlon's Capital Sunday• morning >I ~ · m Monday• Mn ~~~L~ ::::ha""nice, c~il=• ,i 2806, John F. Roosh. for information. Ph. !192-2161. and began their wee.k. at NBC J... B~~nie, Hunting.., va~ room house. Write 801 6tl8-l, ACIIOII8 ···.·~As 7 2t1 tic 1 27 30te ~tos for the ~!evtstn~ of Gauge roadfngs: Ga!UpoDe daughter, 8,30 p.m. Monday; , T•• dis"·· Meet lbe PrOlls, with Con- Dam 11.7, 12.0, ·~.., ~··"'•• one loot Mrs. Ray D. o""'""' ••••8 , Oalllpolll Daily SenD11el, Pomeroy, 0. •\l'fi'I\IUE ll'urnllure, ·7 31 6tp •· An . . miscellar-. Call or write , Forest Run Block Co. James ~· Martin of on rollers, P.omoroy-Mason 20.· Ferry d•ughter 1:05 a.m. M... - - - - - - -- , 11 , ;~:~~~ Mrs. Howard 0ee11. 1011 w , Alabama and IJoward H. Calla· Oil, Pt. Pl0888111 23.61, Hinton da ' ' •MS TRADING Post is moldings lOS 1 • I For The Beot In w.ay of Georgia as Ute i~ler· 0.97 laUing, Kanawha Falls y.. ,.., • ._6 AD 01 ~o ~ 1otaiD st., i'omeiOJ. ed .,, Is Chari II" open 6 days a week: MOJto I 12. Truman a.doal· I l9 tic C'•nder & Concrete v•ew ••es 2.86. rising, eston .~ Catherine Darst, 'i'lloliiM ~· .. Wall st. _., I Among lbelr act1VitleS IbiS stationary. London, Marmet D'llo B 'bara Ev••s ' .,..;. day through Sa•-'·y. we i 13, Soothe """" tt. Mendloanl 16, Hawaliaa 1!5, Tile •--• bt ........ F SI 1 k . be 'ally • ct , . be t n, ar - • """· have radio anti teletllion ll). Zo<li.., g&l'lallds wblte , ••• 01 a e BLOCKS wee WI 11 spe~ , conuu - a_nd Wmfteld dams were on I John H. F081er, John D. Gil· pair, also plenty of Mtique 1 sign 19.JOOplar -- ed tours and hnefmgs at the BJIIs. lenwater Everett W. Holcomb items. Main St. ill Rutl•nd, ' 16. Sheltered :::=~ 341. Smwl• ,.,...,,.,., - ~.. t.l 4 . 6 . 8 . 12lnch Blocks Cap•tol, Whtte House. State IBoat Movemenu: Tbomaa •A. Holliapbead, Mrs• 0. Pb. ·~51M. 7 zo ttc ,~ ntiT•<cane ~,.,, 'f ecement & Mortar eMetal Department and other govern- Obla River - OVEC dowa 13, Samuel R. J,DIJII, Robert ·E: 44 , Short eleep 37 " ' 117 18. 22, Astem · c.nten4 Windows lit Doors eDoor mental departments., . 1:20 p.m.; Criss Jr. up 14, Mcintyre, Dobra J. llarrll, Fer Rent 22 Man's 23. Marshy 38. Wander !or POMEROY .M 0 DE RN ~!;~f!s. lit Other Masonry Wtth Dale In Wash~ngton Ibis 8:15 p.m.; Valley Transporter Edith A. Role, Mlcbael A. _ __ 2< ~.~,",",~m• 2<1. ;~:tdow <t. ~~;'=Uting 46. ~g-noaed RANCII TYPE frame , ~":.<: PHONE 992•2067 PO~EROY weelt are David Fetter and up If, 9:50 p.m.; Philip Sporn Schoch, Mrs. Gene E. Watdnm, HOUSE trailer In Middleport. 20.B•·ont• 27.Pieee ont spelunker f&U.S. armed rooms (3 bedrooms!, '"""""""' Steve Hallen of Huntmgton np 14, 3:·26 a.m.; Beaver up 14, Mr E IE WIts' Oscar B hl'roine 29. Poetic 42. Lidded forces rank: built-in kitchen, 2 car SEWlNG mactuneL tepi.U • · High School, Tim DiPiero of 4:50 a.m.; Jim Hougland dowa W~ m:n •. OU~· KjpcaW. 0. Ph. Gi 6-4149. 7 31 ste ;~ g~:~: verb fomi pitch.,. - · port, approximately I acre oleo. aU makOI. wv Z.Z284. St. Joseph Central HIgh 1~, 6:05 a.m. ; Sl Marys up Mra. Gerald Smeltzer, Tho~ I" 1• 1.. ~ a I'" level ground, plenty of room 1'b9 FabrJ< Shop, Pomero' School, and Stephen LoveJOY lo, 5:50 a.m.: L. Ftol't\ up b, F rd CecU Phill' Mrs. Da . 31 Biblical 1 APARTMENT on 127 Butternut w.-d for another house. Priced to Authorized SIIJIIer 11aJa and of Barboursville High School, 6:30 a.m.; New MartlneviUe 'do M• AI nd : inf v 1 32 Lnhrlcate sell $11,000.00 si!rvica ' ill ttc all of Huntington. Scotty lc- down 16, 5:45a.m. :. Alice dowa 1 ·H ebexart JerM Fannanand~ Ave. in Pomeroy . 7 31 ttc :.~ 3 p Rel bl Mrs er c u.. -,14 · ~·~~~~ I'' MIDDLEPORT - wrnv•u· FIGHT- high feed prtcesi--eon. ard another Mason County 18, 8:25 p.m.; ta e up 19, · M · Ricbartl S8)'ller 1 ROOM HOUSE. lull bas•ment over a door '" ~ 11:21 ABLE HOME - i> room taei Ohio Valley Industries wl~er, will be in the city lbe 5:lb a.m.; Esso Pennsylvania font son, n. 37. R•lative I r// ~I'' frame, 2 bedrooms, bath, for guaranteed broiler grew· week of August 14. Scotty Ia I -up 19, up aud tnra_nt_son_.- - - ~-·' $30 a montli Pn "''" »4:1-262;. U/ , - 6:30a.m.; All Jefferson ui •• .., 0, J 19 r. ~: · ~ garage, front and side porch, aenior at Polat Pleaaant 111gb .,., '""a.m.; q ppa up ... , JOINT • naml -· 11 31 'lie 39. Run In · n ing profits. Ph. JIDZ.2161. . 2l I. Ellsh Woodl _ 5: •rick.t rn in good location. $5,000.110. 301e School VJrptlll Kaefer, a m.; I up AJIIES (UP!) -'lite 7 27 I BOOM """"' and hath on <O.Frost " SYRACUSE- RANCH TYPE Point Pleasaill High Zl, 1:30 a.m.; Jnlut J. Ron ·_. ......_ lllslerl who H1gn Si. m "11doileport. nnio. 43 . Gtbbnus BRICI' AND STONE - Less I"'·' -• Jleldor from Letart, up Zl, 11:10 p.m.; Elgercllll bodlel ,. ~ ""•tl .._ Ph. 4921:164 alii·• ' ' m. ••· Cl>ew I•& I•• ~I'" than I year old, 4 bedrooms Bu~iness Servi• . IIIJit!llt ber week ltl Wasblagton dowa 23, 2:!0 a.m.; Helea commllted sui ..,.. 1 ., 1 11 ' :ttc I" 1:-'Z •• with walk-in cedar lined clos..... !be week of June 28-July VOR.Uneup plllaklnlla...!! MOOF:R~ 4 room ard ,;,,, turvoh!Rtuily ets. Jl~ baths, ceramic tile, AUCTI\INEER P '"' · ; ·-· ' ·-• 1 nished ap>rtmeol Middl•-• 49 · Indian j:0 f0.l'" I'" built-in vanity and cabinets, COMPLETE SALES WORKERS TO MOBD.JZE Mlsl S111u doWD .Greenup lOt· left a Dele uJIDI I'COIOmJe port , 0 . Ph 992 :lt/4 so. ~~';."::h":u I" ,I'~ ~ ~~ kitchen. 30 It base and MANAGEME~ SAN MlGUEL, .Arsentllll 4t1 P;~~ Joflboal ~ Gdoreeo- :,cu~: .fllreed· ~ ID IIIII 1 i9 tic I DOWN ,•~ I"" I'" wall cabinets. Tappan · Wrlh. ,._-., Contaot (UP!) -Sugar workera Ia thiS up .• :.. a.m.; •UU Wll . • ·. 1· Reottne 1:0. 1range, large living room. JIM CARNAHAN IIOI'Ibeaslent Argeotlne pro- <keenop S:lli a.m.; Ji'ranklla '1'lle Pdlr, lllYira;•ll:a. IIIII HOUSI:: , ""' of high water Ry ' 2. t~~·;;~~. 147 V//1 stone Oreplaco across on• ' OHIO Ylnee Monday •oted lo "mobl- P1eme, do~ ~ 1:31 .. Ade!a. lfartba,.··:wen all apo "•inl · enl raJ] '19!-$ 46 . 3. Beneath ILL.d end w'th wood paneling ··~: ~ ~RACIIjl, Uze" fw blgber aalarif~. · m.; Mimi doWD Me1d-'tl 2:IO bel•~ tblq~~ :,r ... ud 10• 7 9 6lc / <. Elu,ve one 1.. r V/A bo I II b I 4 llmol '!be -·•• •-]d p.m.; Susu Lane don Mfll. Pollee said two ·irt tbelr liLA ~:z ve. rt u 1 asemen ,rner ca .·-:-: tum •move ......,. ""'" a dahl 7• t1fil u r.n.m.•, AIIUI-cw ·~-- Cal- bro.._, _ __, llo . . - '\ lot ol .-. •-•• the wave o1 -'-'"'-~ wuu ~ ........,_. 4 R00 M HOUSE with a large s. Roman 50,, carpo • arge co . Dox ...,.. .,....., re ,. .~...,.. boun · dOn Meldabl 10 p.m.• ..._ tiled recttllly lea\'IDJ yocd !'In;, to new elemen- i DAR.l' CBl'PTOQUOTI: - Here'o bow to work It: Call for appointment to see. Brolber1, 618 Jll. lbll SL, aud tml.. "rlolenco whleb was V •• d "·'dahl •. . : :::::::' _,.,_, "'"ome ' larv <clinol Ph. 9!12-2.\ In. i A x r D L a A .& x a Albert M. Coo, Broker J'01neroy. t l1l 1fc 01111 o1 tile prlnell!llreasons lor 0'" own ...... •· 50 a.m., ,.... ,.,,....1 ....., 7 29 6to ~ lr L 0 N 0 F II L L 0 W Henry ClelaDd, Sal..mao . lam"'"" the JuliO • military coup lUlled Asblantl up Meldall! 0:4$ , .· . On• Jetter limply ltande for another. In- eample A Is ... eo~ ~ L\IU. GRUESER, p ·~· · ~~ Pmldeilt Arturo IDII a.m.; Brian B. up Meklabl e:45 up 1:25 l.m. AP.\ J:H\H\NT :i rooms and for the three L'l, X for the two o·s, etc. Single letters, apo.e" IOd beating, MiDersvOie. ag&llll!il_ '. . l.m. Kuawba RIVer ~Esso w~ bath. nu·ely furmshed . adults trophi .., tile length and !CH'JTOatlon ot tile wordo .,. au hlnt.l. Ev..lllgo ttz. . rr ~:, Obto. !lid your sewer trouble. BAD FOOD Goll.polls' DAm Baby i Virginia down l.Qndon 4 a.m.; 1 " ' nlbem ',., Each <by tho code letleroo ace dlff"""'t. W.o have all oize sewer machBEERSHEBA. l•rae1 IUPJ I Lear up 4:115 . p.m.: W·2 down · 0 . F. Shearer up Marmet 4::18 98 7 _ Ph 9!J2.tiij t3 II< .t. c.,ptapua quolaU• GAYNELI, WISE preperty on • Reasonabl• rates. Call - Nearly 100 persons were 1:30 p.m.; Cbarles Stevenson p.m.: Allen R Merrill dawtl TH• · ~~ ano wur 'IXJm 1ur I M 8 H ~ w M 8 w x x H u A :N w q A B N w. lOB Buttemut Ave. Pb. 992- WY 2-2974, day or oight. .. treated lor food poisonin~ : up 'g 55 p.m.: Buekeye Slate Manne! 10:25 p.m.: Lucy Jalll! o••hP<J •o•rtr.<'niS ~II ul.ili- 1 5293. 7 22 lie I 1£ Monday alter they beram• ill , up 12 ~~ am.: Wall PI' Re<·kJiJrd Lucas up Marm~ 3 a.m.; W. tie, p;Hd Phone IH 2-1176. A z W ll 8 ll- B K A It V W N N 8 A lliJ W Y It 1 ROOM honae with balb, ba~ ' AlJCI'ItiNIU ' - - - at a· loeal cantor'~ n•rtv d"wn i2.10 · a.m : Solvay up l H. Shayer, Jr. d\Jwn ,1'(11\fl~ .. Rowley and R.,.d ~ltor 6 Yl!:U AWSKAU :M:WOA.-NH FTHUOWH menl,gaslurnace, garage, 2 Ctm(lldfcelebrating· ihe birth of nis am· 1. S Lewis rtown 215 a !t :IO p1til. : Het.,\· Z up · WI• 1 514 P.m. call WY ·~ l'Mterllay'• Crypf"'tU<fto: YOUNG FOR A DAY, THEN or..o acres of land, 12 years old, "'"' •·•d·oo•·o da•lghter m.; H. E. Bowles up 3.15 p, field 11·30 p:m.: P'ort , good condition, s miles South Write. rontaOI A health ollirlal said the m.; Endeavqr down 4 a.m.: hom down WinfleltU· I s tfc AND GRAY, LIFE'S A VERY FUNNY PROPOSJTlON Us fiiiiF.E aJKI four room IUrnilU>- TER u' -mHAN Chester. Contact John Hayes. • A. 1,, IIK411t'tJKI) cream in fh• .·f·il. lin~s o· !·· ca~esw·.. . tem~:j~~4: 50 a.m.; J. ~~.- go up .Win(leld ··.· .•. :4tl. ea and uniiii'Dlsbed apan. <• • Dolh MIJI'W'4 _, l..oiiJI Bollom, o., Rt. 1 or ,,, . . ...., C1111f served at ~. ~~~ ~d gonei.Jb :>'..~;. i. ~.m. ;, . ~.,,., :,AH. ~";'worth .~· ~wp , ....,,. wv ..M!4. JHifr • pltone~-!S15. 71l.Jillp "'-··•· ·., f. I"'' , ., .. ,, ..• ,,,~ ..-. ~:.!}!'!'' ,,r~:. N~V' ...•,.,,:k.~c ,, ~.~ ''~:. · , ' UN~ED < ( DEAL BRIINlH WATER A,N' BA~IN' SODY, Get Extra Cash The Want Ad· Way i~ness :Se~ices THE WILI:.ETS HONDA.. ICE toWs SAl'ES & siRYICE 0,.,,,.. I!IIH GOBLE FORD I Clw's Steak House I I Pomeroy Motor Co. WHEEL ALIGNMENT @ ly ALtA, . •t,'. 1 I lUKE SERVICE • I IY BlaeHnars I s,: 1 LikE GOTD TilE BEt.CI! OR HAVE A PICIJIC, MAYBE! JUsr "THE 11.<..0 OF US! J SOCIAL CA JF 1\Jfl R Hospital News HAV6m YQO? SlUPIP. ONE IS. ~00'(;. 1WO IS A C~D{ ~!JQo, HOWII! SCI-INEIDEII J GI.IESS "THE RlPULATIOU ,, GASULINI ALLEY EXI'tOSII»J IS You'd better qo over there GElTIW 1tl HER! ton iqht and aoo!oq1te! ~ •= tfcl Letart Sem·or In bington iiiilidll -nina ._,,_ .,. S DICK TRACY ~y ,/ WI'tl.. H...,hJer = I 1 ,.,_,_,. i«t4 BIG ALEI FRECKLES AND HIS .. LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE ly HAROLD GRAY i ;asl MAVat I'M CRA"ZY, y LOOK OVBC' 1 THERE, NERO, ACROSS T~' 6UT YOU KNOW Wf.\AT, NERO? BAYOU' IT'S 'M<l ST DR\" I .'1 ,..ME, IT LOOi<.S AG IF TH' WATER'£ NOT COME 1JP HERE. BUT~~ o'SJNKIN' ~~ IMPJSSIBLEt "'IS J6UIND 1£ SOUQ. EQgS! ' o.IE~ ~· , I y. s: . River News I: '· Ediu; w. DAily CROSsWoRD....,_ I ·- I • , • ""I /2tl/tb :,;,! I Enct,... By SCHULZ PROBASI!{ NOT 5£RIO!IG.. OR 11-iiRO-AID Will PO .:;, 1 r·• :~ ~n,:~\~quioh bf. IIUJ!Wil ~~m" I ~. Gupreea":!~~ .p.~;pVm.al- 1fc • CHESTER GCI'ILD Prn•• "' 1 :::.:.~:··~~-llllfll By BRANNEI MA'$ A~LEEP, 'TI-4E POO!l DA.'?LlNG ... HOw p,.l..lf ~ME LOOI<b. �<~ }' . .' ', ' ' '. ' J ,, ' I ' -· Mart Crary About Pomeroy ;f Family,/t.eunion '· .Is Held Sunday • ... A reunion "'' ihe flllllllY of Mrs. Mart Crary and the late Mr Crary W'!S held Sunday, at . l!1e' Rock Springs fair groond. M:r. ~d , Mrs. Richard press A baskrt dinner was served in and 90/IS, Pal and Mike, have Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Raub the Grange ~all. returned ff')m a vacation on :_;,.,...,...===;;;;;;;=;;;;;;;=; land Joseph Raub were in the eastern seacoast. f' Music and group singing with Zanesville Sunday, to visit M Pete Nibert as pianist and Mrs. Edgar Allensworth left their brother, Wince Raub rs. . ed b today for Alexandria, Va. where MasoN critically ill in Good Samari· games for the children 1 . Y she will visit her daughter and W VA tan Hospital. Mrs. George Crary were ••JOY· family. Mrs. James Hartinger TONIGHT thru TUESDAY Rollin !Butch) Pullins ed. and children. Lt. CoL Harting· "FATHER GOOSE" to his home , Thurston Attending were Mrs. Earl er is on a four-month training Cary Grant Leshe Caron 1t ecbnicolor ) evening, after spending Shumaker and Mr. and Mrs. session in Florida. Mrs. AUens~ - andveral days with his grandpar· Delbert Robinson and Dean of worth will stay with her grand· "'TRUTH ABOUT SPRING" Mr. and Mrs. 'loUin New Lexington ; Mr. and Mr8. children while Mrs. Hartinger Hayley Mills John Mills (Technicolor) Bearhs. Robert Shumaker, son Steve joins her husband in Florida Dr. and Mrs. E A. Tracy of and niece, Yvonne of Somerset; for several days. Persons from fat al\d near "Lovi-for our Fellowman and old familiar choruses WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY Columbus spent the weekend Mr. and Mrs. Donald Fink and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Moore turned Sunday to ·altend for God." eacll stanza.. 1nd FRIDAY with his mother. Mr<. E. J. Danny, Dale and Drena and !Virginia Lyons Clifford) have South Betbe) El!B The afternoon servl.co began A plcnl 1 h Aug. 3-4-S Tracy. Mrs. James Smith and Marsha moved to their trailer home in , Homecoming al Silver with Rev. YoUng In cbarge, and the slielte~ ~=se ~;s "CHEYENNE AUTUMN" Rich ard Widm ark Mrs. Frank C•lbetzor and Melissa of Columbus: Mr. Gallipolis A capacity filled' boose, the song leader, Mrs. Faye Wa.t· ~jth alatge rilimber 'of Carroll Baker Streetsboro and William Koesel and Mrs. ~orman Fisher, Senef many seatl!d and standing son, leading .the congregation m residents and old (Tt't!hnicolor) Cleveland were caville, Mr. and :drs. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. John Lyons side heard an inspirational the song. "VIctory in J••u:'·" rtici Hng. Those coming - and''THE WOMAN WHO guests of Mrs. Welby Whaley. Fisher, Cambridge. ~d son: Johnny, have gone to ternoon program by A songfest followed. !eatur1hg I :::' fie 00n service WOULDN'T DIE" Mrs. Welby Whaley . WisconSin for a Ylllli w1th her sin in ~Pil and lhe · The Gospel Four Quartet, Mr. Y or . e a ~ Gary Men ill daughters, Mrs. Frank Cal bet· M~. and Mrs. Pete Nibert and parents and other relatives. by gReg ~ · s eel and Mrs Garrett Christy the .entertamed wt.th taRed Jane Merrow . Tina and Todd Gallipolis; Mr. v. mos w ' · , of' Lo' songs by the former '"':ii~~ -:i:::ii::i::::i::i::::i::i::::i::i::::~ f zor and Mrs. KarI Grueser v~ ' Miss Carol Scott Holzer It was believed to be largest Coe Children 8 Quartet ~ ramlly Trio" of SUver 1"" .., sited Saturday afternoon. with and Mrs George Crary, Atlanta, . ' · end he h tr'dg the Williard Ebenbach Mrs Gladys Cuckler at Hol•er Georgia . Mr. and Mrs. Grant Hospital School of Nukrsmdg stu-th crowd to all I omecom· ' e, h DI Attending . from a · Smith and Terry John and dent, spent the wee en WI lng in recent years. Quintet of C ester, Rev. a e were Mrs. Fern Swank of Pomeror. Ohto HospitaL H I Mike Reedsville:' Mr and Mrs. her parent,, Mr. and Mrs. Paul The day's services "'"'an with Thornlnn, pastor, and Rev. 1'011 Mrs VaBSIII Diller of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry ass er • Scott Miss Scntt is doing her ~. Dwight Spencer of the Chester ', · R nd M and daughter. returned to their Reed Crary, Long Bottolm; Mrd affil;;,le work at the Athens the Sunday Schooel hour at 9.45 Church of GOO, and the Lexington, ev. a rs. LAST TIME TONIGHT home Co)umbus Saturday after and ~Irs. Robert Warns ey an , I a.m ., Supt. Norman Bahr, m Lottridge Youth Choir. ter Fro<! of Belpre, Mrs. Soupy Sales in a se;eral days visit wilh, his June Ann and J. R., Mr. and State Hosptta , I cbarge. A children's program Dresher of Athens, Rev. "BIRDS DO IT" grandparents. Mr. and Mrs Mr.t Donald Mora and Sally, Mrs. Kenneth McElhinny and was presented led by Mrs. Mil· Rev. Sweet delivered the af·1 Mrs. Menzel Snuth, Mr. With Tab Hunter Harry Keiser. Davad, Rhea, Mark and ~ary, family have gone on a vacat 1cn dred Lipsy. rhe forenoon ternoan mess&ge on the subject. Mrs. Herman Warner, of •nd Dons Dowling - plusMrs. Willi am Fisher entered Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Wilder- trip to Florida. ship service featured the Gospel "Be not Cooformed." roy, all!l many from . COLORCARTDONS Meigs General Hospital Sunday muth, Mr. and Mrs. Pearl 1\!oFour Quartet of Walton, W. Mr. and Mrs. Christy were town' and communities: Adm1ssion: 40e and 75c .,. observatwn and treatment: ra and Mrs. Crary, Pomeroy. The ~· r"nd M~\ Donald va., and Mr. and Mrs. joined by Mrs. Faye Walsqn for was described by thooe lit 1 WEDNESDAY I. THURSDAY Gene DeWees spent the week· :c~he~r •• ~::;;:0 t~rough Christy of Grove City, with a closing special n~ber, "The ober_ge as, "A day spent In the A"SI· 34 end with relatives and was ac· P<>rtsmouth with her sister and t t h th cia I numbers in song, Old CounJry Churcb, m wbicb serv1ce of oor Lord, ·o u r · NOT OPEN companied home by Mrs. De· brother-in-law, Rev. and Mrs. western hsa elstw ere •Y . by the message by the 1111! congregation joined in the cburcb, and our community." FRIDAY orld SATURDAY . .d d Lester Taylor and family who \oJStl Wit rea Jves. 5erv!ces f ol<tli8nlls im r~· , . dOwers ·' Aug; ~-6 "RA~ING FEVf!R" - Technicolorloe Morrion Barbara Biggart "THE MONEY TRAP" El:ke Sommer Glenn Ford Rita Haywor th SUNDAY, MONDAY •nd TUESDAY Aug. 7-8-9 "THE SINGING NUN" -Techmcolor- Debbie Reynolds Ricardo Montalban AgnE's Moorehead Colorcartoonl Wees and children, Dava an Karen who spen t severa I with her parents Mr and Mrs Everett Thom~s. Locust st: and with relatives in Middleport. Mrs Floyd Mescher and sons, Chris and Paul returned to their home, Lebanon Sunday, after a weeks visit with her sister and brother·m·law, Mr. and John Mitch and family . Miss Betty Leonard ~eturned home Sunday, aft.r a VISit at , h d wi!J be continued at the Rev. Jack Young e accompanied her orne an Pia' . 'th h pot't Church of Christ during ms. His sermon topic · was spent the evemng WI er par· h' b ents. Mr. and Mrs. Amos Leo· IS a sencP.. COMPLETES COURSE . nard . Gwynn and Lynn Reynolds, PriY'Ote First Class CarloS E. M d Mrs John Bowen of daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Val SWisher, 25, w!lose wile, Palrl· Bra~en~~. Fla.· spent a day last Reynolds .o.r. Morg~ntown, W. cia, lives on Route 1, ~~lllpolif:l, week with Mr. and Mrs. John Va., are VISJhng their grandpar- completed an ammwution ~­ T 11 ents. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Rey· cords course at the Army M!se~~. ·and Mrs. Ray Hines and loold$. sile and MuniUons School,~­ SOilS, David and Doug of Belpre Charles Neal, who Is empliy· stone Arsenal, Ala., July '!'2· were weekend guests of their ' ed at the Fairfield School for Swished 18 the son of Mrs. Alice parents, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Boys, spent the weekend with II. Swisher, RA>ute 1• Cheshll'<. Hines and Mrs. Marie Chapman. Mrs. Neal, who is recuperating SALE PLANNED Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hines and from a recent Illness. The DAV Auxiliary will sons of Belpre visited Sunday . . · afternoon, with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Davts and son, Brent, 1 rummage sale at the DA.V John Terrell. have returned to Daytona ball, Aug. U-13. M nd Mrs William Wen· Beach, Fla. Brent haa been the articles may coptacl lfrs, nin:· r~urned their home, guest of his father and grand· ward Spencer or Mrs. Gordon CinclnnaU Monday ' after a mo~erlhMrs. ~•ry He I~ Dav- I W~•..I..re...iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii..,iiii weekend visit with their aunt, 15 or e pas SJX wee 5 • ll Mrs. Jacob Gleckner Mr. and Mrs. William Alfred Gleckner of Canton Is and children, Kathy, Debbie, spending a week at his farm, Sherry and Kevin have returnCherry Ridge and with his mo- ed from a week's vacation at !her, Mrs. Jason Gloeckner. Myrtle Beach, S. C. Mr8. Don Newell and <laugh· DAUGHTER BORN ter, Vickie, Middleport, attend· Mr. and Mrs. Norman V. ed a birthday dinner in honor Dowler, Jr. of Mount Pleasant of Mrs. Alva Newell and son· Addition, Mineral Wells, W. in-l:lw, Lewis Dailey held at Va .. announce the birth of Lake Hope recently. their first child, a daughter Richard Flowers, Jr., of Lin· weighing I lbs. In the St. Jos- coin Park, Mich., spent t b e1 eph Hospital in Parkersburg, weekend wlth Mrs. Newell and Saturday, July 30th at 11 :22 family. p.m. named Krista Ann Dowler. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Hubert L. LaDeaux of Pomeroy Star Route, and ternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Dowler of Park· ersburg. Maternal great grand· Simplicity marked the mother is Mrs. Lillie Starcher ding of David RusseD Lyons, of Mmersville, and paternal son of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Ly. great grandparents are Mr. and oos, Broadway St., Middleport, Mrs. Leo C. LaDeaux of New· B' "4ary Ann McKenzie dati~h- 1 1 ark, W. Va. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Kenzie, Pomeroy. HAVE DINNER The YOWl! of the ceremony Mrs. Jacob Gloeckner enter. read the Rev. Howard tained with a dinner Sunday, at Ruppel! on , July her home, Oak St., Pomeroy. the First Present were Mr. and Mrs. an Churcb at 4 p.m. Attendlanls !I William Wenning of Cincinnati ; were his father, Russell Lyons, Alfred Gloeckner, Canton ; Mr. and his sister, Miss Carol and Mrs. Lloyd Moore and ons . . sons, Gary and Dennis, Pon,.. l Mr. Lyons is an art tea.chE:r !I roy and the hostess. the Gallia County School Owens of Parkersburg, W. Va. and is a graduate We can now offer our customers the best banking service available. That means Complete Banking Service. You can let us handle everything from Checking Ac· counts to Safety Deposit Boxes .. .. .. confidently. I I l Qli.Je~~S ~~~ - ......."" 01110 Member Federol Deposit Corporation ~""thai WE HAVE IN STOCK MANY ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES. FOR THOSE HARD TO FIND SUPPLIES BE SURE AND CHECK WITH US. PLUMBING SUPPUES WE STOCK BRAND NAME MATERIALS ing needs. We will be Klad To Gi•• You The BHI to help you plan or de- 111 for your plumb· si&n yuur system and make recommendations on what materiab to Use and where to use them. KING BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. PHONE 992-3748 • ~\'t ·servlee lor neli be~ · ·l · meellng and 1 ; by Frt!llc!B MIDDLEPORT, ceived his High BS degree School.at He reUniversity. The new Mrs. ons is a senior at Pomeroy school. The couple will reside in Gallipolis. CONFINED TO HOSPITAL Jasoo Adams, brother of Mrs. Charles Neuman of S)'I·a.,,se,[l JS confined to the Veterans Hospital in Coral Gables, Florida. He is on tbe sixth floor. HOLDING SERVICES Salvation healing services are being held eacb evening ex· cept Monday and Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the Liberty Thea· Ire in Middlepodt. Evangelists are Fred and Edythe Beadle, WORLD . atteM, ., , and RUeste . Mri c M H hnel)', w~ry Davl~," Mr.." Davtcl ' .... 1 Entsminger, Mrs, M.,J,.. Frel!cb, 1 , HaUii! Zon'~le, ,••· Nellie , '""'!\" Mrs. Max Roi!Or, 1!11')!. 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