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W.Va., of the Hollie CGmmerce Commlltee declared he would pr!os lor 1 of the Senate paued before the end of tho week unless the D4ay old ' .... I I I ' .u c-ltfe· ·• ........ TB!JTIC ,. ' ' A(lCII)EN'I'S clalq)ed 31ODe lives Ibis w..... of IntheOhioltlahest dqill l4111• ever for a ,...boll· ·• ..!· E strike w• ll<ttled by the maeblnlsla aRd the five struck alrllnta.. Slemlller presldelll of the llltema~al Als<lcialloo of M,..btnlaq (lAM), aaid ln lellfmolly before the Staggers """' "there lm't a cbanct" ol voluntary setUement as 101\1! as there Ia a JIOIIIIbWI.J Congress may pau the emergency law. Under lhe legislation, C.... gresa and President Johnsob would order the 15,1011 atrlkers I Q!ll, IQ!lllih., tJO! WILL 'rCV H!;LP M&? •t eTI SO~RY. 1<1 D. BUT I OOTTA RUkJ·! . _;'t: ,,,.,, •' ' ' . in Si1'M . ..... JBilicm:IN - THE AJB. ~~~·~=~II multl-m1llloiHiol· I l! . DO one 11001"1 to how• to Mille, w• two IIIP ·Itt· 118C0J1C1 month ~ ., !llld lha end was no- '' .. .. ..... . ·'"'- ;, AL\ ' .. ' -~ ·.' ·. ..· · ~ io lhe pollltca~ . task, In an i~~=~ ac11111 '. 01 onl the · "' .~ylco crei!M"" ''. ~ CrmimeJ" -~ OHIO - CINDY ·~(i bii!HPed blonde ~ • Mlsa Toledo, ~;!liPf ·~II ~ M I Ol)la''ll!c i!ompete is the Miss 11.$.~, ~to · be held AUIJ. II fl•~::oflj!l Slate. Fair. ~~ -~~l'l"!elll at Ohio U~. , lilll be ID the liill. lpr . · ' ·~p ID llii!AP~ · ·.~...ld ~ WaJI Beverly Ml!li-City; second !!'.:..~ .!~11, Misa • ..,....~•.,....... Feltllr, MiM' Crawford .• , •· ' '' I . ., . tf I . . .' . ~ .' .. ' ' . ~ - • Cooperatives olliclal aald today. Io hla IDDUal report ~t the group's -veolion, Executive Manager Howard A. Cl!lllllllns l8ld that Ia the challe!lie laclni the cooperative~. He said the member-owned suspett proiDlSes • t Le d 0 a OnR!Y'ENN:i,· flfin, Ran,e OHII - AN AB- "l" I Laurel St.,toMiddleport, was admftud Hober llotpital at 12:10 a.m. SW!day, ouffer· I systems have conquered the challenge of delivering powor to every persoa, ao matter how remol«. "Ojlio'a :10 rural electric co- 't operatie8 .•• must oontinue to koep up with the skyrockellng ~::..~~:~lrlc io~:::..,~:.u~c;.~:eul:~·~~~~- official reports, draok water thai had Draia.O ill IL Tho Hille boy was roleased from lbe hotipllal here Sunday for · transfer to • CGiumbao bOsplt· al. Two In]· ured Jn Co}}JS•1•08 0£ 2 AutOS Recorder May Tell rash Story Lawmen to G"Ir}'s RemaiDS • c l \'!: , If ,_,..:nqlrl at;ter satnrday niSIII date, H. Brand, 17• of Tex., and hi• cousing Dunham, II. of Los were lowtd •tu~ecl in trunk of Brands car Sunday. ~ had been several times In the bead. Edna Louise of noarby Tex., was not with boya. Her purse and """'' found aear the car and • Sunday bJ more~ 70 and vohm- .,._,.., to tum up any lrlce of e:li'll ...· . · . f ·- -~ ·· . . __.. ,. ,..,. . . ~ - • ... r · ~. · ~ ·• · • • .,.• ···· .. '1."1 · ; =- .. ine ~cl.; .!;_.!" G,_n CoDirW .,..••--------~ ··· • ·• ~• -- .. -..~.;-~·~:· • • • ~ .• . J .. ·: (_~-....... · . . .. . -- .. ........ .... .... 'c' . -·· -~ "~ .. ·. , _ :·.- •- r •.. __. .• • ¥_,_ ., _ ,.,_..,.,;_,~-~-.:.-i:. ~ :~·:. ,~ LANSING, Mleh, (UPI) - .' » Several pnga of aboul lo a . youths roamed the alreeltl ii Ibis state capitol early tadq, pelting pailblg IUiomllblltl with rocks, lootinl IIICI ltlmbll ln lalst allll'llll. and Mdllf!, an were brought. to Fort Werth In oeparate Cl!l'll after Green e&l*essecl lear that McDulf woulclldll bbn. Green elalml he waa a witness 1<1 the ldlliiJgs. fiCOIIVid, R11 ~'the month. kl~glo~~t ~:r:::e:::Sa'!;id co~pletelhu~ff ~ rl~ht slf1:1 gu~! ~~~;: ::~:;~:;: ~-= · · ·"' j.:.: y':,., e ed by Goorge Boer, who report· Officers remained on llaoded it to Meigs County Sberiff by alert as rumors flew ol adRobert c. Hartenbach. The dltional trouble tonight. property, owned by Arthur Tru· Firolllen respondiJIIl lo lour man, Clevoland, was unoccupied •false alarms were coolronted left eye and left knoe, and con- Baer '"id he was awakened by youths who flung r<JCiu IDiil tusions of the right ankle. Co- by a loud noise, about 4,05 a. cans at the lrucko. . zart roceived a lacerated Up. m. and looking Olit of hi• win· Lansing has a 10 per Cllllt, The Injured were taken to Vol· dow, saw the house in flames . Nesro populaHoA ln a cil)' orans Memorial Hospital by It was reported that Mr. and 150,0011 people, the Racine Emergency Squad. Mrs. Truman had visited a! the ---There was heavy damage ID property as late as Thursday of LOCAL TEMPS tho Hart car and the Cozart car last woek. Cause of the fire Is Temperature In dowa loW!! was demolished. CGzarl was cl· unknown. II Is under lnvosliga· Pomeroy at 11::10 o.m. llldlil ted for recklos• operaUo1. tion by tbe sheriff. sunny sides, wao 811 dear II thoy heard an explosion before the road, cou no avol The •'Cbaperone" ploasure the British-made jet plowed in· oncommg car. boat wlllltave Wet!Desday ev· to a sloping field of soybl!llns Hilda Hart, a passenger Jn eoJnc, Aapat111b, lor 1 leur about 11 miles from here late the Hart Cllr, suffered a !rae· flour mooa111•1 eralse on dlo Saturday nighl lured left rib, laceration of the = u:.:= Bread MI•1k price • S CAB spokesman Ed SlaHery said investigators hoped to piece togethor tho mingled jet right ln tho soybean field and not far from a huge tent whlcb was erocted to shelter i•vostigators. Slattery said one flight recorder was recovorod. It moni· tored tho converoation between voteran Capt. Donald G. Pau· ly and the copilot in the cock· pit. Another rocorder, which monitored the plane's movements in the a!f, was slill be· ing sought. The tail section of tho plane was found • mile from the remainder of the twisted wreck· age. aftor what appoarod to be a VIOlent oxplos10n. The JOt apparently plunged nearly vert~ cally lo the earth. 1 Notices • sent to B'dd R 33 J0b I ers on t. Mrs. Jones DI'es Sunday Jn Elyria ~ =':· •• . G' l Is Announced Schnl- .,.., ' G d ', ..J. was a . ran ' .· w; dd•ng • Gl0 r ous e . *' · I ~ -~: ~; Frame House I Lo t t F' e ,lft'U.Wen elllf!al ~~~~~~:; ~octaD~ ·llow.t., -.~ ~ ....... . '( · ~··-..•. .'; ' ' .,__,, Ohio River, iiDoklDI al Pom.. roy all p.m. and 1'1!tura1Dg al mJdaiPI. Pomlll'Oy Chamber of CGm· Teenage Girl Is merce PresldeDI Jaek Carsey, lavltet everyone to take ad· Sixteenth Vletim vuta&e of the cruile. Fun Ia N Tex tUPI) _ A tpiii1UIIeed for all ace• of pa~ w'ounded by snit>- trou. Chari J Whitman died ear· Advuce llck•t• are being erly loda 01 be.:om1ng the lllth 110111 by lbe Chamber of Com· y, t moss ......,., lllld may be obtained AetOI'dlnl to Greea. wht : m ~ Jllstory. from memben or al Slalk'l 1!111'1'811dered lllltirdaJ night to er n Drq 111ore Uil Swisher and lllllcera, Mlao SuWvon, 1 hiJh K...., Grlffllb, 17, d1etl al Lobse Ia Pomeroy, ud Dolo l!!mooJ ~e. wu taken 12:10 a.m. al Brackenrfqe 1111 Drap Ia Middleport. ne "lboul one to three- mDes HoapllaJ where be had remala· tiollell .,..1 ~11ft' penoa, wtth west" of where the l!o7a were eel ln criUcal condlllon alnce DO ••• Umll. The c of c is tilled. 'lbere, Green lold lut Monday when fell"'! bv lolillonllllq the eralse. the !llrl Wll raped and IW'fire from Whitman I Ual· versit.y ol Teua tower perch. and .,.m. 1 eo. u!~ ;~~t..:m:=.:~ pols. ,. ~ .J·.._..:, (UPI) _ Mailltelulnce work• en walked off their jobs ~ day at West VtrgiBia Univetoily and set up picket lla>l at lbe antvorslty's t!lree campus· Gangs Loot, Pelt Cars In Lansing Advance notices for bids havo mont of Highways also report Selling of tho bids 011 !dildo been sent out to conlractors by the project is 1<1 have bridgo would mark a mllesto..ln the Ohio Department of High- construction over the KingsCounty's 101111 earnpilp ways for the proposed bury creek, Meigs Road " at for better highways leadiDt .. lion of tho section of Route 33 relocated Peach Fork Road, in to the oorthern pari of Oh1e. ,. ··{· in Moigs county from Rock Long Hollow and on the east Mr M sheter agreed 1o tll .~,1 Springs to the Darwin area, II branch of Thomas Fork. · ~ bids lor lb 0 8 was learned today. The notices call for the · .Sept 7 when a delega~ 1 ed Se b 7 f M01gs counliml v1a1tec1 lrls ,. Vet•rans Memorial Hospital to be open .ptem " 0 lice concernln& the malll!l: :II> ' .. Admissions Saturday - Ora Ibis yoar as Highway DepartJuly Headlni the delePUot Halfhill ' Cheshiro·' Harry Gil· men! Director P. E. Masheter •••• w-·~- ·~ announced was planned were Re p, •D...,... .......-, ....,... • land, Coolville: Mary Harold, oey Fred Crow and Coull WASHINGTON (QPI) -C4Jo. bile than jUitlfied, Freemaa critics of higher costs, will Middle rt · Nettio Jenks Alh· month. Commi Ralph elliM. II bejan an illqlltrJ today aald Ia 1 lolevlsiDa lnlervlew IA!slify Tuesday and Wednosday ens· :,:h.;, Lovett, Portland; The section ol Rt. 33 whero ssioner W . • the stsadlly rising price of (Today Sbow- NBC). Be aaid a at the House hear1ngs by a Lmia F' elds New Haven. the new four-lane sect1on of -peclally bread !llld "areal rap" has developed subcommittee headed by Rep. Joyc n Will~m; Pomeroy· Mrs' highway Is to be built is in Funoral services lor Mrs. $8·HtAA .P<> , n Agriculture Secretary between farm prices !llld food Graham Purcell, D-Tex. W : 11 Barke; Pomero' · ford and Salisbury '1';UVV a •a ua L. Freemu oaala coals over the past 21 yean Whlle 'Freemon espressed ::'u:harges S~nday _ ~~wnya covoring an aroa of 5.303 miles. Carl Jones of Elyria, who V~ Insisted the farl)er Is not at and lbal larmet'l 110\V actually mncem about mcreased food C za t Darrell Whilo Frances . Bid notices from the Depart- Sunday, will be held aFt·edOJ1cated I 'Jbi . ~ called. lor an gel less than they did Ia IIM7. prices, be vigorously opposed "- r • . . • nham Thursday at the end to lntemtlftiqes· u a As I H - aubcommlllee Willie prices of mOllY basic price controls. He saki that TriMrpieHtt, Clhrd •Mstieadone 8rad . Motes General Hospllll Church with the Rev. meel1nl in whldllhey also Clll called Agrk!ultuni Ulldet'leorela· C<IIIIIIIOdlllel bave been IOlnl "dnslle" weapoa should be s. aro . . ws an son, AdmlsslODa Salurclay - Edna Perrin officiating. Burial will be CGngressman· Walter H. ...._ ed far an end• to the war Jo1m A. and UJI,. bread and milk prleel have usecl only as a last resort. Wally Cottrill, William ~e·~ Little, Cheshire; Clifford Roush, In Beoch Grove cemetery. ler 8liDOllllCed Saturday _. oalutton Df ·the ICIIIIIIIO!e, . reprmalallves ol ~· oqanl- caused lbe mall ,.....I alarm. VIce President Hubert H. man. _ • Racine. She wss the fanner Amelia $84,880 gr8nt by the lleparlmal Jell: and .... probiRN II bu zallona lo a . , . , .......,man Bread bu rileD about S <Ollis a Humphrey, In a speech . pre- Admis!lona Sunday :ran- Dlscbargeo Saturday - Wil· Margarelha Reibel. of Pomeroy, of Labor lo cever lbe eost ol C Oltl!Od. -n.., Cllled for a cload- l8ld the "areal deblfi" ahould loaf Ia moot parla of lbe pared foc a farm bell audience ces Swaru, Letart, W. Va., Hi~ lard Joffers, Goldie Rice and born Nov. 29, 1902, tho new Neighborhood Youlb Corpl Uno on ihe 'JiftHIICI! ol loreilln on wb!rt IM· itlel'1!aled country lllld milk Ia up I lo 3 In Mlasourl, salcl, like Freeman da Hart, Racme. Webste• Hodge. of tho late Mr. and Mrs. project whldl will provlcle C ~ lit<ll!illb VIet Nam and are ..,.,., eenlll a qaarl thai Iannen are aol getling Dflcbarget SUnday - Vance Admissions Sunday - None. liam Roibel. A sister also worlt·trllinlnl propam for 154 ailcl lbii .dler nillons were Ill- "~bOdy iltlltt the line Balten and milk pr•ocrs~~~n, their fair share of the bilher Millhone, John Groce, Mrs. Dlacbart'a Sunday Lon ceded hor In death. I\Oe unemployed youlb ill nine ip, lbeif ~ u "a plll)'lng IMIQ to be liking· a bluer who have been larleta oiiiiiiiY food prices. Donald Davidson and daughter. Groenlee. ID Elyria May 1, 1926. within the 1llb CtJotlrelo for prltale plannlap Gf · / • . • Survivors include her sionll Dlalrlcl (Aibells, ilodl> ,...,.pr~~aure.. UCENSE.ISSUED band, Carl; lour SODS, ing, Jackson, GaDla, Melp, ~ 1> A marrla&e license has been Wllliam, Paul, Ra1pb Waablqlon, ldoqM IFJ., . '' · ' .15 Grand . . lssu~ lo Paul Kaptenia, ~ame- Frederick; nine and Perry), ....,__ " . roy and Gloria Joan LewiS, 19, all of Elyria; The JII'Oiihm will aid ellllblt. ·.,......,.-8 . WASHINGTON IUPI) new ~nlhand Patrick, 2S, fmluaculate Conception, ambassadors, cabmet of Pomero . .. -··"'" !a5u$i~~~=~~ IIIPPJ oiolo wlryone I -1111 m!Jt.y aallon's largest 1\QIDan Catholic , mombers, and enough ml!lllbers y Henry, Herbert and young people wflo ~""""' . -r olttl (''lle'a a <rytr," ••"' Church of CGngress f<l pass 1 lay. Reibel, all of prwkliDc '1 ll!nda~ u 1!111!~ ;~lli!l;• .tnnd ' .,.... . It hnd eve-"•"'• all the NOW YOU KNOW Frederick Reibel, their oont1nued oclneiHoe . ·· lb•~;:~~rard Luci lllld Pal became man thousands of''~ih:r church The orJcblaiiS alatet oflbe Bertha edminl$'~lloll of lbl · ~=~ bralher'a wedding !llld · wile at precisely 12:4Z weddings around the nation hnd USA totalled 118,111 . will lie twducto ,b IUJI!IIIIt.'') EDT. Tbon, lbro~ghoul • -only about triple life-size. mleJ, eomporod Ia • ~ the DB· Then were 28 brldesmaida lllld oqure mllel ol fl groDit!Smen; a 56:bell carillon Uil ltlrllllrlel Ieday, and a 1511-vol<o male ohoir lor House music: three clergymen, inelti'cl. WEATBER lng an ""'hbl!lhop, to olllciate; lleallered lbowen,or ~11,4.,~[ bahds to at··'lliti .....,... today lllld mY aeJ1ellltll'om. Wesl ViliiJ> Ia .w_. held today on ch&rl.. tbal Ill! ahc!l a plltol at other ~Is as· be drove a :!Olmile . . . .. of lhl! Ohio Saturday nfMbl. S; S,kfll!llley T. Lallpe, :12, FOI'l ftl""""r W. VL, wa 1 charaed wlih uault with ~--~· nd -~1 _ ,, weapon a ·~· ... opll'llloll of bla car. .. u.....:a. (JpPq'lt If.lu<•"''!el S.yoQN-. SAIGON IJNJVBil. alt.y ·sttitltftla, ~ they .npll\ .. 1 .moral loclay ·a,mjndecl "l' and to "Nealallim'' 'of matTlages beAmerlan tervlcemen and .. ··:~~=:~~":.""'"~::· service," """"""""""""'',_,.,,,_.""" Two persons wen injured Sun· "11'1 estimated thai America's day In • two-<>ar accident, ·8 [ Ilona! Union, weal 011 lllriktl rural electric systems will noed mile east of Hog Hollow road 1<1 protest refusal of lb• ad· $10 billion in the aexl decade to on Route 124. ministration to recoiDbe the keep up with the srow1h In deRDnald Earl Hart, 52, of Ra· ulon as • borgalnblc qent. of t mend lor energy. cine traveling east on Routo 124, _"""'""' FORT WORTH (UPI)- Roy Green, 1~:;! nl ~~ "To supply our money noed.s, at 6:10p.m., wa• •truck by a [""""""""""''"''·"""' , ' Five youths were arrested • men accused of kllllne three teen·agers: h g we are proposing to establish car drivon by Robert R. Cozart, ' charges ranging from carrJitll expected to lead searthen todaLoto, "s1 w e~ a specal federal electric bank to 35, of Portland, who was round· I concealed weal"'"• to dlsolileit . lifeless body of pretty Edna wse 0 van, ' bandle the unique conditions of _ lng a curve and got to the left ly conduct. Pollee l8ld two .. was thrOWn. Duff 20 utlllty finance. The bank even- FALLS CITY, Neb. <UP!) of the road. ' the youlha arreiled were wblWt Green Bremond, Tex., and Kenneth Me • • lually will be owned by its bor- Federal Jnvost!gators sa1d toS 0 If and belonie';llo OM sang. Till To:, were broupt to Fort Worth from rowers, 1111! nation's nearly 900 day a batlered flig)!t rocorder The roport said Cozart went '\ . others were 'Negro8o. · shortly member-owned eleclrlc compa· may provido some clue as to off the left herm w1th his left A four room frame dwelhng , 1 5 a.m. Roberllon County "'~" Dies." why a Braniff Jnterl!lllional jot- front wheel, then travel_ed 46 \burned to the ground early to- All Lanslni policemen wm · ,_,.;. tlllet Hid thl Stony Elliott who ~ Cummlal! aaid legislation ~ linor fell naming from the sky feel to hil the Hart vehicle. day, located one mile from rout• put on sla!tbJ IAI,ert.: " ~ ·' TIM ,,,..~I ~ ~ to Fort Warlh ward Ibis al ahould be before ,and crashed in a farm liold, rt told offlcen he pulled 7 on the Forest Run Road. 100 ~to !ICOIIO itt . be-l ·• '. ' '. PIC ~ '. ' . .s!4ht. . HOliafl Cow~~erce Como AN UNIDENTIFIED Chicago policeman takes a close look at the burnfi!lt. ~ interior of a car that went up in flames the night of Aug. 4 when a Negro 70Utla lobbed a Molotov cocktail Into I. as a grouP. of youths attacked cars contlinhJI white persons. At least two people were killed ~nd 10 others wounded dllriJIC .· the night of violence. •·. Mrs. Bobby J. Ratbbum, 530 COLUMBUS (UPI)- Electric wilt oi :PJoiQa, wbUe there were ...,peratlvtS must seek new I)Y•.. cloUbb! • falals In Cinci1> within their territor· 0110 1p ~.one In who will uae IIlli• tllliOI!IIIs .nti inolber ln olf·peU -ru ud lheroby lll!e· Noae watla ' reduce rajel to rural 4lb!~; , on 0100 Rural Electric ~ back to work 011 the five menied: "A• y~ know, In any airlines lor up ID 180 days. The country where a dictator shutdowu has sr<MJDded East· e~erges, he first destroys free em, NaUonal, Northwest, Unit· uruons and the r~ght to strike; ed aad Trana World Alrlilles. . free ..masonry and the church SlemWer denied in , hiS next. testimony that any naUonal Staggers reflected congresemer&ency exists. "Punitive leglslallo~ Is 1101 req~red, JUS! sional reluctance to aptx:ove because cerlala iRdiv1dual.s are such a measure when he vo1ced lnciRvenlenced or delayed." he 1 a s~ong plea during Saturday's said. sesSion that lhe two sides try In opposing the legislation, again for a setUement during the machlmslli' leader com- the weekond. Co-Ops Advised to Seek ·.!..~s~dE;o:~b'=.'· -.~~ Mew 01i1-rDeak Custom · e PS dag.f~"'iatal Wll reported ' .;I • ::=:. WORLD • i s . . , ,II • ' ,I·. '' • . .. ' . .....,-,. ,. ·~~ -· '• . '1: ~ "i. ::· :.~·.... ~ :~- ' - . :J �' ',, ~ . ~ ret .)~ I f : • ' '>- ., . Agents Guard H~neymoon~rs ~~ilfl ~e't(: ' ' <UP!) ~ "II wasn't until alter the Tbe Nugenta were 011 the 'Jiiilr jlr:l'facy Insured by Secret plane left that we recosnJzed paaaenger list as "Mr. and :.-;~ltli ...... stationed 11110111 them," Mrs. Buczkolskl said. Mrs. Frisbee." During the .• , btWteo and palm trees, "What a tremendous thrill to jeUiner flight, Pat drank . a · Ltld~i:Ud Pal Nucent today he traveling with the Pres- bloody Mary and Luci a Coke. ·-\iil~~~ at the seelu4ed !dent's daughter and her new Both ate steaks. :~' tHII of an American Ihusband." Tiley arrlted at 12:30 p.m., In .,~ on thil tropical All~- resor1 ~ illand. 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Midclleport, 0., AUC. 8, 1960 · P~t Johi!IOil's It-yearold -~ and her husband, 2S secretly Sunday .,.l ~ly acheduled Pan "111 Wor I d A I r ways "Ha _- , _ Special" Bight tram. . New York' Kennedy A~ Tltey were one of nine COLUMBIA, Mo. tUPI) - VIce President Hubert ~ couples aboard. H. Humphrey came Into the restless grain belt today to . ' . tell farmers the age of crop surpluseo is all but gone qn lho Dlllhl and at Kennedy and they will have to expand production. ~ the famous couple In a prepared speech, all on agricultural policies, w• tlnually unrecoanioed. Humphrey also spoke of a sharp upturn In export _of Etfll lhe ,newlywed couple farm commodities. With respect to food prices, he sa1d: aeQIU .tho •ille In the firtt· "The best bargain In the world today is the food basket eld ooetlon failed to lmmedt· of the American family." 1 - - · . ately Identify the Nugents ":ho In that connection, vice l'aid. year will be_• year W""c!'llh their Secret Semce president listed a var~ety of lor bnngmg a oubstantial part es:;o• . statistic• to show th~t farm of our reserve acreage out of \U 11ft .. sitting right coots and farm productivity are mothballs. . . op~Ue !hem, said Margaret up while farm Income has not :·The farmers of this nation ~. whose husband, kept pace. He tot~ the Mid -1wlll bo _called upon to e.pand La~ 1~, a Pl~tsburgh Continent Farmers AssoCIBtiOn prnducttOn. This " · • · good •~· We dldn I speak tbe administration is deter· ne•· s for oor farmers, lor our to tiMiD, but we, 1mHed and mined that the farmer wlll get consumel'll, and IM hungry they 11DIIed back. ' bis fair ahara of the e1panding ~pie throughout the ~~icon u, sa'hamu F8rJD surp}USes 8bOUt Gone Humphrey says In • M•ISSOUfl• -JWIIIIH. ·~ ·:Ne~t l~rmer thlsdchalle~ged eq~~ national economy. And 88 lhe e "'Tu!nplke trance.'" the rise• to eW8 hypnosiS of monotonouo auptr- hiS government IS etermme highways, has,h,ad an lhBt_ he shall •land on of G d'•.;;,: G In II i parallel ln . surplus' stare looting WI:::.( have liP ~ ....,.. a . po the bbnd hebe! . . . that our economy,. s Dam 11.7, 12.2, running 2 feet country is buried under unneces- every OPJlll!'.tuniiflor • falr;)nd on rollers, Pollllroy-Mason :10.- sary, costly tonnages of fond," just on hos mveslment, 24, Pt. Pleasant lll.72, Hinton 1Ihe oaid. Ius t1me, l)is energy and hiS 0.18 falling, Kanawha Falls 2.71 ''Tnday the aRe of surpluseo lextraordlnary skill,'' Humphrey falling, Charleston 11.91 station- is all , but pe," Humphrey said. ary. '··•-' ~uun, Mannet and w·1nfield deml were on the sills. Huntington, opeot the weekend ' '' . . ( 1. ' :. ,Mi~dle.port All-Star ~ 80-degree tempra!utes and aun Bober B0 Opltal1 VlsiU thBI had just burst through ng clouds lingering froin a Satur· hours 2-4 and 7-8 p.m. Parenta day !Jlllll eloclrlc!ll sto.-ra. only "'I · Pld~,l'l<;t r•.,''"h"•• l Scorl!l! of Amecican tourists Admin!••• _ .... ·-·at .the alrport paid no bend as ' . , · .!. t·h e honeymooners were William H. Older, 134 wbloked off in a compact white St; Paul R. Halley, Ga!Upolls; conv~tible driven by Secret Eb C. Lambert, ~ ,I T_ hur· Servicemen to !he oceansida !DID: Floyd Hatflel4, Rt. J._, Che- .... vUia In m~eral acres of llOOded shire; 'Travis D. Hope. lfi!hder- ' grounds on Nassau's exclusive son; Mildred Wt!Omer, !IL 2 Pt. western shore. c Pleuanl: Billy H. Housh, New Called "Capricorn," the Haven; F. David honeymoon villa is owned by New Haven; Ida M. Hart. Rebekah Harkness, New York 2 Letart; Jeflrey 0. philanthropist and patroness of Rutland; Charles E. the arts. Middleport; William H. Syracuse : Judy K. Dernpst!y, Jackson; Debro L. Wilson, son; James D.' Kiser, Rl 4 Oak TijE LI\NSING - 'l'hll steamwheel ~acket Wll operated on the upper Hill ; Mrs. France• Isreal, Rt. Mlssisslpfi River by the Rambo bmlly after the close of the Civil War. ID,thl 4 Jacklon; Jameo E. Minor, Rt. middle o the r.tver on May 13, 1867, qpposlte Hampton, Iowa, her two boll~ ~ Jackson; steven L. Hllfl'"l, exploded. 'rhe body of Clerk VanDyke was found on the right bank of .the~ Rt. " Oak Hill; Mitchell L. Erver lo Iowa a11d that of the pilot, Bob Smith, on the left bank1 In llllnbls. Tiit win, Rt. 1 Jackson; Mrs. scotl wreck is pictured beached Hampton. M4nt others were xllle4 but tbi ex· E. Thol'lpson, Wellsron; M r o. act number Is unknown today. No picture of the LANSING before the explo. Lafe E. England, Rt. 2 McArthslon Is known to exist. It is hoped one will turn up sometime. M~y iteambo~t One minor accident and three ur; Mrs. Lorin F. Starrett, disasters caused • greater loss of life than that of the LANSING•.Tbe explosiOn arrests were reported tnday by Ironton; Mrs. David L. Hale, of the boilers of the SULTANA aod her sinking was the cause of the great~l Pomeroy police. Marvin Roush, Rt. 4 Oak Hill ; Mrs. Raymond loss of life in maritime history, greater, in fact, than the slnklnl of the 'TI• Ash St. , Middleport, traveling J. Williamson. Mason. TANIC. It was not until well .after the turn of the century that the fe~al west on East Main st. Saturday government began to get tough In rep! atlng boiler steam presiUrtl> ~ l!'rom at 8:20 p.m., otopped for trarDloebaraes the collection of A. V. Howell, Pomeroy. _ fie on the bridge hill and was Mrs . Alvan B. Davlo, Mro. __.:_:_;..:....:....::....:.::...:..:.:....:.:....:c:.:..=::...::..=:.=::t..:__________;:______ f:~~~~ M'IDOr Accident Reporledby n~ar Pomeroy Poli'ce Much RecJamation ' • o_f Stnppe • dS01"} s·anks Lays Ahead' Sen. LaUSCheS' ays lD Repou ~ Marth~ LeMa~ter, Dexter Deckard Mrs Elza Depriest L. 'Halladay, Paul R 'Halle Cl de p Law 0 Hershel YMrs .. Alfred C. Malone, Bertram Morgan, udll N h t J F p , J h ew ar • ames · ar- WASHINGTON (UPI) -Sen. Tbe senator cited cited statlatkt lbowiltll ker, Mrs. Frank J. Lausche, D • Ohio, from the report showing the land !)ad been reMae E. Smetzer, "· IBm SUnday praised a recent Inter- land has been ruined by c!slmed and niONitnd for Ull E. Smtth. Robert D. ET:yl~r, lor Department study of strip mine operators, who tonk by private ownen', the IIIIa Charlotte Wheeler, If MWI n and surface coal mlninK In Ap- the soil but did not rebuild or and the federal governmenl White, Mrs. Enc Wo e, Gary rs. pa Iachia. But.,.e • sa ld there Is re~-t • - the areu. • . Lausche said lhe lnter1m re~~mes Gl. PknBce ' E Mrs. more reclamation work ahead. In some otates, ·however, he port of tit department abould at their home here. They were • ~vtl, Car . vans, .Mrs. th dW · loll Mo•-ta: joined by their son, Mr. and Logar's court Auguot 23. Also Ernest L. Brown. David E. ,. have cited e erence beOillt 111\'er _ Pennsylvania 'Mrs. Jack Denison and chit· cited _ro court wao Kit Neal. 23. Clagg, Larry G. Hoffman, Ben- Calverts Return tween parUally reclaimed a ad down IS, 5 a.m.; Georee Priee dren of New Martinsville, W.lof Middleport . on charges oi jamin F. Lowe, Mro. Thomas 0. To California recla1med land. . . up H. p.m.: Walter !lout· Va speeding. He IS to appear Au- ' McKay, Claude w. Quillin, Ru- Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Calvert If I tho land up 14, p.m.; Inca up Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Smith eust 27. I by Thompson, Joe Falter, (Rila Scholl), returned home In or hi .not beell 8tlbllano .. 14, 4:15 .a.m.; Chuckle D. up 14. BY JEAN PARKER of Bucyrus spent the weekend IMrt. Willis Hogen, Mrs. Micll- Santa Maria, California, alter a .. ,_ an1•• 6:15 o.m.; St. Mary• up 1!, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Eskew with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. ('ael L. Hatfield and Infant son, two weeks' visit ,wfth her par1"'""''"' "' • ·""""" a.m.: Vlckm up 17, 2 Erlewine) of Newark, Bill Smith, Dar.lene and Carla. IMrs. Lloyd R. Finley and inftnt enl!l, Mr. and Mrs. St' a r lhe 1 off, o.m.; New Martill3ville down spent last Thursday with They were visited also by daughter, Mro. Robert F. Mil· Scholl, and his father, Ceward ?,' • 17, 3:45 a.m.; Flag Ship down their parents. Mr. and Mts. , Mrs. Thelma Crisp and chiller ani infant daughters, Calvert. . PT. PLEASANTbaac oeerellr)' of 1111 1 0 17. 1 a.m.: Brian B. up !8, Harvey Erlewine of Rutlanddren. of Vermillion. Charles R. Pinkerman and tn· While here they visited lion- Lone, 65, Gllllpolls e and hit tall sltoald 2:f5 a.m.; Peggy Downey up and Mr. onl Mrs. Charles E•· [ Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dailey fant daughter. Die 's mother, Mrs. James Me- Ured Mason county _.....,,•• to dill 11 18, 5:50 a.m .: Jenb down 18. kew of Pomeroy . I ,;eva Prall) of Louisville, Ohio, SAIGON (UP!) - A record Laughlin of East Liverpool. Mr. died Sunday at Holzer tvr d0 7:11 a.m.: Andrew Calhoun Mr. and Mrs. Roy Snowden 1have spent the paot week here number of seven U. S. planes Calvert is employed at the Van- Mr Lon the f of ••• ,0!181• .... 1 up lt, 7 a.m.; Paul D. down 20 , spent the weekend m Columbus while supervising the remodel· were shot down ever Commu· Air Force Base by the · I was son \o"VGI u• aci: 3 a.m.; L. Fiore up 20. 5:30 •. visiting their d•ughter, Mr. "1ld I ing of their '"home on North nisi North Viet Nam Sunday International Telegraph tate Fred and 0 • m.: New Orleans down 20, 7:20 Mrs. Charles Simpkins, Charla Main s··eet. during 107 mi.,ions which dealt and eo. He was a me r '"""' a.m.; Criss Jr. down 2t, 2:tlf> and Melisoa. While there, they Mrs. Ed Nelson and Mrs. heavy damage to supply rout., pie Chapel Church. UJtll'&ded hl&hwsll tllelf tile u.m.; Beaver down 23, 3:10 p. aloo met Mr. and Mrs . Charles Howard Nelson left Wedneaday leading from R•d China and to Survivors Include hit s!!de, m. Queen City down :13, 4:301Carson and children of Rutland. morning lor Owenoburo, Ken- the VietCong in the south, U. 23,000 Die From Dimple Ne@l Lone; (our ....,.•• .,. 10. . and am.: Indians down Greenup 5 Miss Shonnu Hensley. daugh- tucky. w visit their children, S. mllilary spokesmen said to· Road Negligence ters, Carolyn and Mrs. adja!'«JJIIIMIJilpad p m.: Franklin B. up Greenup ter of Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Mr. ond Mro. Bob Nelson, Vic· day . Thirty-four were preoent CHICAGO (UP!)_ More than (lallipolls Ferry; Mrs. La~ lilted the folio.-• 1 p.m.: Buckeye Stale down Hensler, Belpre. hao returned kie. Pam and Cully, who re- The Communists fired at Sunday School, collection was 23,000 Americans died in Sargent, Henderson, • ... Greenup 9:50 p.m.: Vos-K dawn home after several weeks visit cently moved there from Rut- least 24 surface-to-air SAM $14.911 Birthdays honored were fie accidents during the Frank Harper, Lorain, PJTIAon the atal1ll ot11 Groodeenup p.m.; Ehsha with hGer grandparents, Mr. and land. Mr. Nelson Is employed missiles at the American air- 'Nm Smith, Sue Follrod, Mar- half of !966, the National ; three sons, I• ce miJiel by the Harvey Aluminum Plant. craft north and northwest of garet Ann Carleron. ty Council said Sunday. Earl, Gallipolla Ferry, ' 01 the IDtll lfi,tN W. s up reenup 2' 10 a.m .. Mrs. uy Swadley. Ztmmer up Gr..,nup Ull a.m.: Mr. and Mrs. Howard Birch· Blaine Turner ha! been dis- Hanoi, where si< of the plane_s The home coming at the Car- The toll was the highest ever Edward Pt. Pleasant; a 31 11411 Stevo Click down Meldahl 3:40 field , Kimberly, Jim. and Rob- charged from Holw Hospital went down. There was no tndi- mel church will be August 14. recorded the Safety Council E.;,est Wan\er, Pl. ICI'II, • 11'1 Illp.m.; Albert Holden down Mel- bie, spent laot week camping whero he was confined with a calion, lor se<urity reasons, Douglas and Elsie Circle said total number of a brother, Cody Jl,IOO 11'1 )IUibllt dahl IU$ a.m.; LoUI!Iano up at Forked Run Lake. On Thurs- brain coocussion following an whether the SAM rockets or ed on the Tommy Holler !ami- lies · 23 S?O was about 1 Ferry, and IZ lblll2ll,lll aereo .r. 11 ,750 count Mt!!W.abll :$l1.m.; Mark East. day, her parents. Mr. and Mrs. aceidfml which occurred while conventional groundfire downed lyon a Sunday rerltlmed on down Meldahl 2::111 a.m.: J . Russell Uttte were supper he was working at the Hadne the planeo. Dean and Eurue Brmker the first hall ol laot year. 411s: S. Lewis down Meklahl 2:20 a. ,gutSts at the camp. Mr. Birch- Lock! and Dam Construction Two of the nine airmen a- dinner guests at the home Funeral oervlceo will be con- \ul'bed; """"f"''''• \· m.; Rsso Pennsylvania down Ifield "'' oo vaeoUon from aile. hoard the planes were rescued. William Gainer on Sun d a at Z:SO p.m. !JDST) 43!1 IJ;Iil Meldahl4:15 a.m.; Luther Herd· Kaiser Aluminum Co .. Ravens- I Mr. and Mro. MarUn Sum- Slx of the planes lost were It was his birthday. m . LO TEMPS WedneSclay ac tho Coned mu up Meldahl6'35 a.m. iviond, W.Va. !mero of Medina, Ohio, spent from the Air Force- live James and Phyllis Circle NEW YORK (UP!)- Th Ust chtirch. Burial will be lD J,SI2 total dll• Galllfllll Dam - Aliquipp• l Mr. and Mrs. lloward Van several days the past week with F105 Thunderchiel lighter-bum- New Haven, W. Va. called at highest temperalure recorded Concord Cemeler)l. FrleodJ 494 1UII'edalmelt; ftl up 4 p.m.; A. J. Patten down Meter and children of North her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Clair bers and an RFIOI Voodoo re- the home or Mary Circle on a ISunday to the U. S. Weather eall at tho Chapman-WUcoen reclaimed; Ill eDJDo t:50 p.m.; Steel Espress up 11 :· Ridgevllle, Ohio are visiting her Taylor. connaissance jet on 1 photo Sunday. Bureau, excluding Alaska home alter II .a.m. redaf"'ed 50 p.m.; R. H. Bosworth ll up parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mr. and Mro. Floyd Thomas mission. The S<venth was aNa- Linda Grueser of Loaan, Hawall, was 114 at Tuesday. P-qhula• •t,l• 3,10 a.m.; Reliable down 415 PriC<O. Mrs. Price is sUII con- Itraveled to Columbus Saturday vy Skyraider. is visiting her uncle and CaHI. The coldest reported dltturbld; a,Sie - . Vef Ri N e~om~ 'I 7:1~ th~ ~:I ~eturn Rutland Society Notes 9:~0 ~:311 struck in the rear by a car driven by Lloyd McDonald of Bellville, W. Va. There was medium d•mage to both vehicles, but no Injuries. McDonald wao cited to Mayor Le ar's court for failure to assured clear dislance. He was fined and costs SattD'day night. For runnm· g 8 s•·p ,·1gnal Mi w , • chao! Dennio Moote 24 of Pomeroy was cited 'to M~yor ha~e J~ck \[yle~il~rs. ~ Jsaac Long co~letely D' s· .d Ies un ay Seven Planes I~ (J~tta T Lost Rai'ds M~s. , I MEIGS • MASON AREA of.::.'lll: = ::..~I; ! a:; -:.=Ilk!. co:i':d . ~ .:le ~je:" ~ ... "',,.,........... lwlhllllt ~~~= ~~os:":~ :pmsu a ~1" w r.Jeigs General Hospi- :;,.;:t~nhi,tt;,~~/~::!":'he !:; bury. vi~ted lulda 111\'er -0. F. Shear· Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Per- of Mr. and Mrs. James Thomas. C!l' tiP Marmet 3:.311 a.m.; Allen ' ry (Sue Dugan! and daughters They olso their older Jl. Merrill up Marmet 1,35 _a. !have moved from Syracuse lo grandchildren, Karen and -_m. ; W. H. Shaver, Jr. up Wtn- the Bob Mill.r property on John. , 11:311 p.m.; Elgercliff up Main Street 1 Clair Taylor recently took his 1rinfleld 11 :45 p.m.; H. E. Bow- Mr. and Mrs. Howard Parker . grandsons, Mike and Mark Atlei up Winfield t:!li a.m.; Char- and April, of Long Botrom call- keson of Mansfield w Colum' Iii·Stevenson down Winfield 3:- led on Mr. and Mrs. Homer bus, j, the home of their aunt .. a.m.; Helen Z.1down dWm- Parker and_ Suzy reeently. [and uncle, Mr. and Mro. James •·"'-' 1 .Jean Siders spent the week· Thomas. Karen, Jamey and ~ 4:4$ a.m.; So vay own ·• ...-..-• ••ld • " th [ wmm ., . .,., a.m. !·1 end s·d here wiSh ht.r · rather. · Char· 'th John. There the boys were met I ·' es_ I ers_. e_ ts staymg WI by their mather, Mrs. Dennis NOTE TO D TS A LL 1 fnends In Mtddleporl while Atkesoo. who returned them j Adults .or ; E~stern Loc~l i htlping with the Head Start at home. n.e Atkeson boys had I lchool dtslrict Interested m j the Bedford School. She recenL-, spent several weeks witll the oommerclal subje<:U are asked py completed several weeks Taylors in Rutland. I ~ te contact the office of East- ,trainiDK at Ohio University l.o Sunday dinner 1uests of Mr. : em Hid~ School before Wed- :qualify for the position. and Mrs. Clair Taylor were Mr. nesday IDOI'DiDJ . I Mr. and Mrs. Carl Denison, of and f\irs. Paul Winn, of Brad- . ~ell!· I • Ratio's They'll Do It Every Time HEY! MO WRER! WW.TI,t.. H~ ~~il~nd Mrs. Robert ro DO"· HIC GO H d h 1 u · ·t r K 1 k football C A cal tlll s amana mverSJ yo en uc Y hiah school and colltlt fool hall coa~h Charles Bradshaw S~~.id his players wuld 1x atl"lina oft he pa~t ~uad's practice sessions were im-ifcoachesandplayetsfollowrctom· proved byreaular brea ks rorwater mendations made 811 mrttina here lind rc~&t. 0\·trworking players in recently. hot weather only decreases their When practice opens j 11 efficiency, he uid. a few week!. the fi rst hot da ys SauJ PurdUe University's tum could be danarrous rl)l" pltyen un- physician, L. W. Comb1. M.D.: Jtss precautions to iVOid heat ill· ··coaches used to think that tf a neu arc takrn now, a p11nel of pltyer lost 1 lot or weiaftt on the mrdical and sports authorities tint day or so or practice, it was a aart:td. aood workout. Actually. all the Df21NK? through perspiration increases tht dlances for hrat exhaustion or heat a11okc. J. Athletes should ~c acclimated to hm wa.thtr by carefully arad· u.atcd practict schedules. At least fl~e days or prat;ticc should be dtl'Okd to non-contact workouu. tht first 4. Both coaches and player• "$'ANX AIW' A "17.1' (JJt' ,..., - >EO fD CARl-EY, .:nRICIO, N.Y. "but we can UPJ Briefs should be alert for tians of halt illntss, such as letharay, nupor, awk· Mrdnin, or unusual fatiauc. ' 300 W. Second Sl - 992-2111. PomM~y > eliminate deaths due t.Q and uecutivc tec rctary of tho Nalional Athlclit Traineu Auccaauon . Parents can help protecl their athlete-sons by wat~hin11- for sjanl player !Ofit was body liquid-which of fatiaue and emotional strain, 1s dan 1erous."' such as loss of appetite and poor Allan J. Ryan , M.D., team physi· sl«p h~~obiu, Newell said. cian at the University of Wisconsin, Fred He in, Ph.D., dircttor of the agre ed with Dr. Combs. "Any AMA Department of Hcallh Edu• player who loses marc than three cation and steretary of the AM A's per cent of his body wtii)Jt in a practice session is not gettinaenouifl salt and wattr," he said. ..• J- • au: ... .. " . ..-"' .. " " .-'' ... 1 k' 1 !. ~ .. ...., .... \ .. . " '.'' ... ' ,. ~ ,,, , _ fiiUNt app!J It both bllttm!Mdl lbllantltrllellt mlneo in PeDII5]'lvtlllla. Wtol Vlrlflla: 111,111 toll) disturbed; 141,711 uareclaimed or pullllly NCiai!D4d; 48,320 completely ml•I!D4d • "'htl 1 doD1 Willi to JII'OW It be lllta Mlefte• Maallo 11[1 ' lle'a,.ol:.valortlag!" AMERICAN WINNERS TURKU, Finland (UP!) lohn PenneD won the pole and Bill Toomey the 400 met.ers J Sunday In an international track meet. Pennell vaulted • wltlle Toomey, a decJ1thlo" I liar, waa . clocked in seconds. Another .Anoerlca•1.! 11on Morria, finished. ;...ud lho ·pole vault at le-4 RACER lt!Lu;:R . ENNA, Sicily !UP)) -The City of Enn• sports car race Sljnday clalrned tlte life of Italy's Franco Loc Dico. The event, won by .Italian Maroilio I Panettl In a Ferrart Dina ID8rred wht!o Lo Dico's' Romeo veered out of control tha "-!h lap · railed end- over 'end ftte ' . "' ' ... to aet the heat stroke vtetim cooled immediately, _thcresultcan be death -sOmetimes within IS minutes. - Apprc~r.imately 1.511,000 boys it'l J4,SOO U .S. hif,h schools now play rootblll, &aid Clifford B. Fapn,CK· u:utrve sccretary of the National Federation of Stt.te Hiah School Alt'llctic AsKICi~tiona. "The few draths that OCCYr in footblll can problbly never be com· .- ' :JOAI: Excessive salt and water loss can heal strake, an extremely dananous condition, Dr. Ryan pointed OUI. Anyone can suffer heat Medicine. stroke if he isactivt in hot wt.ather I""!JIIII•··~~~~" and ncalccu to replace saU and. water lost by perspiration. The rc-. suit is a briakdown in the sweatins mechanism and collapse. IC prompt mtliures aren't taken ···-'- _ .......- _,;,.-_-r ·=~ :;,.~ ~~ ~ .;.· ~ ·:.:..: w•• ,. .. . ' t"\l' NEW YORK (UPI)- Relief pitcher Larry, . Be81'111111b liaa *a oplioi,ed fO J~e of ~ lit~atlc;rull .Lei!IUO Ill> the ew York Mets. He will be repiQCed Ill' .the niiiier by ~elder Jlln lllc!kman, who , talten oU the he bai.beelt hit rfebl wrist plcte\J etiminaied;• faJ&n aaid, ,.• f, CommiueeonthtMcdicaiAspo;:tl ofSportl, p1nel mOderator. Dr. Ryu i1 a member of tht AMA Cbmmiutt on E~rcise and Phys· ical Film:S5, and l& a j:ilit prtsidtnl oittM: Ametican Colltte of Sports result in \. ..' . ' LASS JtiLLED WINCHESTER, Ind. (UPI) Brewer, $, Dayton, Sunday when 1 car was by her father spun Into I ditch off a, road aboul twG miles north of here and ahe thrown from the vahiclt. ~aid il .·; DAVE OHLINGER, MGR. .ora.:'..::=, : !Continued from pale!) full time lor weoftl, tho trouaseau, three flrst aid stadons, three ca!Ug· raphers to write the Invitations, food and chao!j1ap _lor 700, a IID-mitn cbolt, orginlal) Cltil· Ioneur, Duchln's U. S. Marlhl! llaltd lltd Pe•orchestra 10 hea t illncu- they lrC prevent& hi· c ·" Coaches con ovoo'd trouble b•' kcepint a clo1e watch on I heir players for the first sia;ns of heal illnns, William E. NC'Nt'll, athletic trainer at Purdue UnivcrsitJ foot~ll Amrncan Medical Associ&~ ion's Commutre on the Medical Aspcm of Sports, ajUetd that: 1. Prospective root ball players should aet out or air-conditioned surroondin¥S nowand start &~II ina Kcustomed to vtsoro\n u.crciil' in hot weather. 1. Coaches should abandon the c\d prHctice of withholding water rrom athletes during prif'tice. Failure to replenish wat~r aftd salt lost 60 10 I>.NOTHER Dei>I'.RTMEflr """'""'~ 10 GET ,t.. Lee and ;:rung wu 39 at !(•.Ui .., ~:!!..~... ret'~; Football Heat Deat'hs Preventable, Says AMA_ tk11t 1ilness. last year caused the WE .JUST GOTTI>. Kfep ()QIN KING 1-"---t THE eenl a~ve.the -- - -- dtathso foncl:olleaefootballplaycr and four , po11ibly fivr, hiat1 school pia yers. It contributed to "'close allis" and m;uril5 of many more. The fivt-lna.t panrl, appt"armg at • mtetina sponso red by thr 4t"! .'!!' WMt Th~ .even~ng. · 01 Q;!'1l • I ~ ~~~ _s:u:;: ..-u- ..., ~.!_test pot=.~· :~~ IIG'~ WE = !11 '·'I.:$ Slop in ••• and ask for OW uschool tnaney" !oaR. -¥eu GaR tile IMAe¥ ""' need right - ••• for olothH and bool<s, and other exjl!nses ' '' '...W fall idoit:14 · for yourself, tool). Tlllll, N~ lit sensible monthly iriS!aRmentL WileR p .ad I •-;-;;&m. ° '" $25 fl $2DQ~ atte!tloD carme] sOCJety • Notes DEYOI'ED TO INTERES'r Q11 for back-to-school expenses ••• .,.., for ..., rca • • • • ~ ~ ~ICk At :HOJ1Jer 0 Giants, Bills Triumph LEADERS THE DAILY SENnNB When working hands·need extra casb Y•• , I '""f.w:\"'~...... , ~·· ' ,., ' ,,,,' Tbis is the eleannee of the year! J �' ',, ~ . ~ ret .)~ I f : • ' '>- ., . Agents Guard H~neymoon~rs ~~ilfl ~e't(: ' ' <UP!) ~ "II wasn't until alter the Tbe Nugenta were 011 the 'Jiiilr jlr:l'facy Insured by Secret plane left that we recosnJzed paaaenger list as "Mr. and :.-;~ltli ...... stationed 11110111 them," Mrs. Buczkolskl said. Mrs. Frisbee." During the .• , btWteo and palm trees, "What a tremendous thrill to jeUiner flight, Pat drank . a · Ltld~i:Ud Pal Nucent today he traveling with the Pres- bloody Mary and Luci a Coke. ·-\iil~~~ at the seelu4ed !dent's daughter and her new Both ate steaks. :~' tHII of an American Ihusband." Tiley arrlted at 12:30 p.m., In .,~ on thil tropical All~- resor1 ~ illand. 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Midclleport, 0., AUC. 8, 1960 · P~t Johi!IOil's It-yearold -~ and her husband, 2S secretly Sunday .,.l ~ly acheduled Pan "111 Wor I d A I r ways "Ha _- , _ Special" Bight tram. . New York' Kennedy A~ Tltey were one of nine COLUMBIA, Mo. tUPI) - VIce President Hubert ~ couples aboard. H. Humphrey came Into the restless grain belt today to . ' . tell farmers the age of crop surpluseo is all but gone qn lho Dlllhl and at Kennedy and they will have to expand production. ~ the famous couple In a prepared speech, all on agricultural policies, w• tlnually unrecoanioed. Humphrey also spoke of a sharp upturn In export _of Etfll lhe ,newlywed couple farm commodities. With respect to food prices, he sa1d: aeQIU .tho •ille In the firtt· "The best bargain In the world today is the food basket eld ooetlon failed to lmmedt· of the American family." 1 - - · . ately Identify the Nugents ":ho In that connection, vice l'aid. year will be_• year W""c!'llh their Secret Semce president listed a var~ety of lor bnngmg a oubstantial part es:;o• . statistic• to show th~t farm of our reserve acreage out of \U 11ft .. sitting right coots and farm productivity are mothballs. . . op~Ue !hem, said Margaret up while farm Income has not :·The farmers of this nation ~. whose husband, kept pace. He tot~ the Mid -1wlll bo _called upon to e.pand La~ 1~, a Pl~tsburgh Continent Farmers AssoCIBtiOn prnducttOn. This " · • · good •~· We dldn I speak tbe administration is deter· ne•· s for oor farmers, lor our to tiMiD, but we, 1mHed and mined that the farmer wlll get consumel'll, and IM hungry they 11DIIed back. ' bis fair ahara of the e1panding ~pie throughout the ~~icon u, sa'hamu F8rJD surp}USes 8bOUt Gone Humphrey says In • M•ISSOUfl• -JWIIIIH. ·~ ·:Ne~t l~rmer thlsdchalle~ged eq~~ national economy. And 88 lhe e "'Tu!nplke trance.'" the rise• to eW8 hypnosiS of monotonouo auptr- hiS government IS etermme highways, has,h,ad an lhBt_ he shall •land on of G d'•.;;,: G In II i parallel ln . surplus' stare looting WI:::.( have liP ~ ....,.. a . po the bbnd hebe! . . . that our economy,. s Dam 11.7, 12.2, running 2 feet country is buried under unneces- every OPJlll!'.tuniiflor • falr;)nd on rollers, Pollllroy-Mason :10.- sary, costly tonnages of fond," just on hos mveslment, 24, Pt. Pleasant lll.72, Hinton 1Ihe oaid. Ius t1me, l)is energy and hiS 0.18 falling, Kanawha Falls 2.71 ''Tnday the aRe of surpluseo lextraordlnary skill,'' Humphrey falling, Charleston 11.91 station- is all , but pe," Humphrey said. ary. '··•-' ~uun, Mannet and w·1nfield deml were on the sills. Huntington, opeot the weekend ' '' . . ( 1. ' :. ,Mi~dle.port All-Star ~ 80-degree tempra!utes and aun Bober B0 Opltal1 VlsiU thBI had just burst through ng clouds lingering froin a Satur· hours 2-4 and 7-8 p.m. Parenta day !Jlllll eloclrlc!ll sto.-ra. only "'I · Pld~,l'l<;t r•.,''"h"•• l Scorl!l! of Amecican tourists Admin!••• _ .... ·-·at .the alrport paid no bend as ' . , · .!. t·h e honeymooners were William H. Older, 134 wbloked off in a compact white St; Paul R. Halley, Ga!Upolls; conv~tible driven by Secret Eb C. Lambert, ~ ,I T_ hur· Servicemen to !he oceansida !DID: Floyd Hatflel4, Rt. J._, Che- .... vUia In m~eral acres of llOOded shire; 'Travis D. Hope. lfi!hder- ' grounds on Nassau's exclusive son; Mildred Wt!Omer, !IL 2 Pt. western shore. c Pleuanl: Billy H. Housh, New Called "Capricorn," the Haven; F. David honeymoon villa is owned by New Haven; Ida M. Hart. Rebekah Harkness, New York 2 Letart; Jeflrey 0. philanthropist and patroness of Rutland; Charles E. the arts. Middleport; William H. Syracuse : Judy K. Dernpst!y, Jackson; Debro L. Wilson, son; James D.' Kiser, Rl 4 Oak TijE LI\NSING - 'l'hll steamwheel ~acket Wll operated on the upper Hill ; Mrs. France• Isreal, Rt. Mlssisslpfi River by the Rambo bmlly after the close of the Civil War. ID,thl 4 Jacklon; Jameo E. Minor, Rt. middle o the r.tver on May 13, 1867, qpposlte Hampton, Iowa, her two boll~ ~ Jackson; steven L. Hllfl'"l, exploded. 'rhe body of Clerk VanDyke was found on the right bank of .the~ Rt. " Oak Hill; Mitchell L. Erver lo Iowa a11d that of the pilot, Bob Smith, on the left bank1 In llllnbls. Tiit win, Rt. 1 Jackson; Mrs. scotl wreck is pictured beached Hampton. M4nt others were xllle4 but tbi ex· E. Thol'lpson, Wellsron; M r o. act number Is unknown today. No picture of the LANSING before the explo. Lafe E. England, Rt. 2 McArthslon Is known to exist. It is hoped one will turn up sometime. M~y iteambo~t One minor accident and three ur; Mrs. Lorin F. Starrett, disasters caused • greater loss of life than that of the LANSING•.Tbe explosiOn arrests were reported tnday by Ironton; Mrs. David L. Hale, of the boilers of the SULTANA aod her sinking was the cause of the great~l Pomeroy police. Marvin Roush, Rt. 4 Oak Hill ; Mrs. Raymond loss of life in maritime history, greater, in fact, than the slnklnl of the 'TI• Ash St. , Middleport, traveling J. Williamson. Mason. TANIC. It was not until well .after the turn of the century that the fe~al west on East Main st. Saturday government began to get tough In rep! atlng boiler steam presiUrtl> ~ l!'rom at 8:20 p.m., otopped for trarDloebaraes the collection of A. V. Howell, Pomeroy. _ fie on the bridge hill and was Mrs . Alvan B. Davlo, Mro. __.:_:_;..:....:....::....:.::...:..:.:....:.:....:c:.:..=::...::..=:.=::t..:__________;:______ f:~~~~ M'IDOr Accident Reporledby n~ar Pomeroy Poli'ce Much RecJamation ' • o_f Stnppe • dS01"} s·anks Lays Ahead' Sen. LaUSCheS' ays lD Repou ~ Marth~ LeMa~ter, Dexter Deckard Mrs Elza Depriest L. 'Halladay, Paul R 'Halle Cl de p Law 0 Hershel YMrs .. Alfred C. Malone, Bertram Morgan, udll N h t J F p , J h ew ar • ames · ar- WASHINGTON (UPI) -Sen. Tbe senator cited cited statlatkt lbowiltll ker, Mrs. Frank J. Lausche, D • Ohio, from the report showing the land !)ad been reMae E. Smetzer, "· IBm SUnday praised a recent Inter- land has been ruined by c!slmed and niONitnd for Ull E. Smtth. Robert D. ET:yl~r, lor Department study of strip mine operators, who tonk by private ownen', the IIIIa Charlotte Wheeler, If MWI n and surface coal mlninK In Ap- the soil but did not rebuild or and the federal governmenl White, Mrs. Enc Wo e, Gary rs. pa Iachia. But.,.e • sa ld there Is re~-t • - the areu. • . Lausche said lhe lnter1m re~~mes Gl. PknBce ' E Mrs. more reclamation work ahead. In some otates, ·however, he port of tit department abould at their home here. They were • ~vtl, Car . vans, .Mrs. th dW · loll Mo•-ta: joined by their son, Mr. and Logar's court Auguot 23. Also Ernest L. Brown. David E. ,. have cited e erence beOillt 111\'er _ Pennsylvania 'Mrs. Jack Denison and chit· cited _ro court wao Kit Neal. 23. Clagg, Larry G. Hoffman, Ben- Calverts Return tween parUally reclaimed a ad down IS, 5 a.m.; Georee Priee dren of New Martinsville, W.lof Middleport . on charges oi jamin F. Lowe, Mro. Thomas 0. To California recla1med land. . . up H. p.m.: Walter !lout· Va speeding. He IS to appear Au- ' McKay, Claude w. Quillin, Ru- Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Calvert If I tho land up 14, p.m.; Inca up Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Smith eust 27. I by Thompson, Joe Falter, (Rila Scholl), returned home In or hi .not beell 8tlbllano .. 14, 4:15 .a.m.; Chuckle D. up 14. BY JEAN PARKER of Bucyrus spent the weekend IMrt. Willis Hogen, Mrs. Micll- Santa Maria, California, alter a .. ,_ an1•• 6:15 o.m.; St. Mary• up 1!, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Eskew with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. ('ael L. Hatfield and Infant son, two weeks' visit ,wfth her par1"'""''"' "' • ·""""" a.m.: Vlckm up 17, 2 Erlewine) of Newark, Bill Smith, Dar.lene and Carla. IMrs. Lloyd R. Finley and inftnt enl!l, Mr. and Mrs. St' a r lhe 1 off, o.m.; New Martill3ville down spent last Thursday with They were visited also by daughter, Mro. Robert F. Mil· Scholl, and his father, Ceward ?,' • 17, 3:45 a.m.; Flag Ship down their parents. Mr. and Mts. , Mrs. Thelma Crisp and chiller ani infant daughters, Calvert. . PT. PLEASANTbaac oeerellr)' of 1111 1 0 17. 1 a.m.: Brian B. up !8, Harvey Erlewine of Rutlanddren. of Vermillion. Charles R. Pinkerman and tn· While here they visited lion- Lone, 65, Gllllpolls e and hit tall sltoald 2:f5 a.m.; Peggy Downey up and Mr. onl Mrs. Charles E•· [ Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dailey fant daughter. Die 's mother, Mrs. James Me- Ured Mason county _.....,,•• to dill 11 18, 5:50 a.m .: Jenb down 18. kew of Pomeroy . I ,;eva Prall) of Louisville, Ohio, SAIGON (UP!) - A record Laughlin of East Liverpool. Mr. died Sunday at Holzer tvr d0 7:11 a.m.: Andrew Calhoun Mr. and Mrs. Roy Snowden 1have spent the paot week here number of seven U. S. planes Calvert is employed at the Van- Mr Lon the f of ••• ,0!181• .... 1 up lt, 7 a.m.; Paul D. down 20 , spent the weekend m Columbus while supervising the remodel· were shot down ever Commu· Air Force Base by the · I was son \o"VGI u• aci: 3 a.m.; L. Fiore up 20. 5:30 •. visiting their d•ughter, Mr. "1ld I ing of their '"home on North nisi North Viet Nam Sunday International Telegraph tate Fred and 0 • m.: New Orleans down 20, 7:20 Mrs. Charles Simpkins, Charla Main s··eet. during 107 mi.,ions which dealt and eo. He was a me r '"""' a.m.; Criss Jr. down 2t, 2:tlf> and Melisoa. While there, they Mrs. Ed Nelson and Mrs. heavy damage to supply rout., pie Chapel Church. UJtll'&ded hl&hwsll tllelf tile u.m.; Beaver down 23, 3:10 p. aloo met Mr. and Mrs . Charles Howard Nelson left Wedneaday leading from R•d China and to Survivors Include hit s!!de, m. Queen City down :13, 4:301Carson and children of Rutland. morning lor Owenoburo, Ken- the VietCong in the south, U. 23,000 Die From Dimple Ne@l Lone; (our ....,.•• .,. 10. . and am.: Indians down Greenup 5 Miss Shonnu Hensley. daugh- tucky. w visit their children, S. mllilary spokesmen said to· Road Negligence ters, Carolyn and Mrs. adja!'«JJIIIMIJilpad p m.: Franklin B. up Greenup ter of Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Mr. ond Mro. Bob Nelson, Vic· day . Thirty-four were preoent CHICAGO (UP!)_ More than (lallipolls Ferry; Mrs. La~ lilted the folio.-• 1 p.m.: Buckeye Stale down Hensler, Belpre. hao returned kie. Pam and Cully, who re- The Communists fired at Sunday School, collection was 23,000 Americans died in Sargent, Henderson, • ... Greenup 9:50 p.m.: Vos-K dawn home after several weeks visit cently moved there from Rut- least 24 surface-to-air SAM $14.911 Birthdays honored were fie accidents during the Frank Harper, Lorain, PJTIAon the atal1ll ot11 Groodeenup p.m.; Ehsha with hGer grandparents, Mr. and land. Mr. Nelson Is employed missiles at the American air- 'Nm Smith, Sue Follrod, Mar- half of !966, the National ; three sons, I• ce miJiel by the Harvey Aluminum Plant. craft north and northwest of garet Ann Carleron. ty Council said Sunday. Earl, Gallipolla Ferry, ' 01 the IDtll lfi,tN W. s up reenup 2' 10 a.m .. Mrs. uy Swadley. Ztmmer up Gr..,nup Ull a.m.: Mr. and Mrs. Howard Birch· Blaine Turner ha! been dis- Hanoi, where si< of the plane_s The home coming at the Car- The toll was the highest ever Edward Pt. Pleasant; a 31 11411 Stevo Click down Meldahl 3:40 field , Kimberly, Jim. and Rob- charged from Holw Hospital went down. There was no tndi- mel church will be August 14. recorded the Safety Council E.;,est Wan\er, Pl. ICI'II, • 11'1 Illp.m.; Albert Holden down Mel- bie, spent laot week camping whero he was confined with a calion, lor se<urity reasons, Douglas and Elsie Circle said total number of a brother, Cody Jl,IOO 11'1 )IUibllt dahl IU$ a.m.; LoUI!Iano up at Forked Run Lake. On Thurs- brain coocussion following an whether the SAM rockets or ed on the Tommy Holler !ami- lies · 23 S?O was about 1 Ferry, and IZ lblll2ll,lll aereo .r. 11 ,750 count Mt!!W.abll :$l1.m.; Mark East. day, her parents. Mr. and Mrs. aceidfml which occurred while conventional groundfire downed lyon a Sunday rerltlmed on down Meldahl 2::111 a.m.: J . Russell Uttte were supper he was working at the Hadne the planeo. Dean and Eurue Brmker the first hall ol laot year. 411s: S. Lewis down Meklahl 2:20 a. ,gutSts at the camp. Mr. Birch- Lock! and Dam Construction Two of the nine airmen a- dinner guests at the home Funeral oervlceo will be con- \ul'bed; """"f"''''• \· m.; Rsso Pennsylvania down Ifield "'' oo vaeoUon from aile. hoard the planes were rescued. William Gainer on Sun d a at Z:SO p.m. !JDST) 43!1 IJ;Iil Meldahl4:15 a.m.; Luther Herd· Kaiser Aluminum Co .. Ravens- I Mr. and Mro. MarUn Sum- Slx of the planes lost were It was his birthday. m . LO TEMPS WedneSclay ac tho Coned mu up Meldahl6'35 a.m. iviond, W.Va. !mero of Medina, Ohio, spent from the Air Force- live James and Phyllis Circle NEW YORK (UP!)- Th Ust chtirch. Burial will be lD J,SI2 total dll• Galllfllll Dam - Aliquipp• l Mr. and Mrs. lloward Van several days the past week with F105 Thunderchiel lighter-bum- New Haven, W. Va. called at highest temperalure recorded Concord Cemeler)l. FrleodJ 494 1UII'edalmelt; ftl up 4 p.m.; A. J. Patten down Meter and children of North her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Clair bers and an RFIOI Voodoo re- the home or Mary Circle on a ISunday to the U. S. Weather eall at tho Chapman-WUcoen reclaimed; Ill eDJDo t:50 p.m.; Steel Espress up 11 :· Ridgevllle, Ohio are visiting her Taylor. connaissance jet on 1 photo Sunday. Bureau, excluding Alaska home alter II .a.m. redaf"'ed 50 p.m.; R. H. Bosworth ll up parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mr. and Mro. Floyd Thomas mission. The S<venth was aNa- Linda Grueser of Loaan, Hawall, was 114 at Tuesday. P-qhula• •t,l• 3,10 a.m.; Reliable down 415 PriC<O. Mrs. Price is sUII con- Itraveled to Columbus Saturday vy Skyraider. is visiting her uncle and CaHI. The coldest reported dltturbld; a,Sie - . Vef Ri N e~om~ 'I 7:1~ th~ ~:I ~eturn Rutland Society Notes 9:~0 ~:311 struck in the rear by a car driven by Lloyd McDonald of Bellville, W. Va. There was medium d•mage to both vehicles, but no Injuries. McDonald wao cited to Mayor Le ar's court for failure to assured clear dislance. He was fined and costs SattD'day night. For runnm· g 8 s•·p ,·1gnal Mi w , • chao! Dennio Moote 24 of Pomeroy was cited 'to M~yor ha~e J~ck \[yle~il~rs. ~ Jsaac Long co~letely D' s· .d Ies un ay Seven Planes I~ (J~tta T Lost Rai'ds M~s. , I MEIGS • MASON AREA of.::.'lll: = ::..~I; ! a:; -:.=Ilk!. co:i':d . ~ .:le ~je:" ~ ... "',,.,........... lwlhllllt ~~~= ~~os:":~ :pmsu a ~1" w r.Jeigs General Hospi- :;,.;:t~nhi,tt;,~~/~::!":'he !:; bury. vi~ted lulda 111\'er -0. F. Shear· Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Per- of Mr. and Mrs. James Thomas. C!l' tiP Marmet 3:.311 a.m.; Allen ' ry (Sue Dugan! and daughters They olso their older Jl. Merrill up Marmet 1,35 _a. !have moved from Syracuse lo grandchildren, Karen and -_m. ; W. H. Shaver, Jr. up Wtn- the Bob Mill.r property on John. , 11:311 p.m.; Elgercliff up Main Street 1 Clair Taylor recently took his 1rinfleld 11 :45 p.m.; H. E. Bow- Mr. and Mrs. Howard Parker . grandsons, Mike and Mark Atlei up Winfield t:!li a.m.; Char- and April, of Long Botrom call- keson of Mansfield w Colum' Iii·Stevenson down Winfield 3:- led on Mr. and Mrs. Homer bus, j, the home of their aunt .. a.m.; Helen Z.1down dWm- Parker and_ Suzy reeently. [and uncle, Mr. and Mro. James •·"'-' 1 .Jean Siders spent the week· Thomas. Karen, Jamey and ~ 4:4$ a.m.; So vay own ·• ...-..-• ••ld • " th [ wmm ., . .,., a.m. !·1 end s·d here wiSh ht.r · rather. · Char· 'th John. There the boys were met I ·' es_ I ers_. e_ ts staymg WI by their mather, Mrs. Dennis NOTE TO D TS A LL 1 fnends In Mtddleporl while Atkesoo. who returned them j Adults .or ; E~stern Loc~l i htlping with the Head Start at home. n.e Atkeson boys had I lchool dtslrict Interested m j the Bedford School. She recenL-, spent several weeks witll the oommerclal subje<:U are asked py completed several weeks Taylors in Rutland. I ~ te contact the office of East- ,trainiDK at Ohio University l.o Sunday dinner 1uests of Mr. : em Hid~ School before Wed- :qualify for the position. and Mrs. Clair Taylor were Mr. nesday IDOI'DiDJ . I Mr. and Mrs. Carl Denison, of and f\irs. Paul Winn, of Brad- . ~ell!· I • Ratio's They'll Do It Every Time HEY! MO WRER! WW.TI,t.. H~ ~~il~nd Mrs. Robert ro DO"· HIC GO H d h 1 u · ·t r K 1 k football C A cal tlll s amana mverSJ yo en uc Y hiah school and colltlt fool hall coa~h Charles Bradshaw S~~.id his players wuld 1x atl"lina oft he pa~t ~uad's practice sessions were im-ifcoachesandplayetsfollowrctom· proved byreaular brea ks rorwater mendations made 811 mrttina here lind rc~&t. 0\·trworking players in recently. hot weather only decreases their When practice opens j 11 efficiency, he uid. a few week!. the fi rst hot da ys SauJ PurdUe University's tum could be danarrous rl)l" pltyen un- physician, L. W. Comb1. M.D.: Jtss precautions to iVOid heat ill· ··coaches used to think that tf a neu arc takrn now, a p11nel of pltyer lost 1 lot or weiaftt on the mrdical and sports authorities tint day or so or practice, it was a aart:td. aood workout. Actually. all the Df21NK? through perspiration increases tht dlances for hrat exhaustion or heat a11okc. J. Athletes should ~c acclimated to hm wa.thtr by carefully arad· u.atcd practict schedules. At least fl~e days or prat;ticc should be dtl'Okd to non-contact workouu. tht first 4. Both coaches and player• "$'ANX AIW' A "17.1' (JJt' ,..., - >EO fD CARl-EY, .:nRICIO, N.Y. "but we can UPJ Briefs should be alert for tians of halt illntss, such as letharay, nupor, awk· Mrdnin, or unusual fatiauc. ' 300 W. Second Sl - 992-2111. PomM~y > eliminate deaths due t.Q and uecutivc tec rctary of tho Nalional Athlclit Traineu Auccaauon . Parents can help protecl their athlete-sons by wat~hin11- for sjanl player !Ofit was body liquid-which of fatiaue and emotional strain, 1s dan 1erous."' such as loss of appetite and poor Allan J. Ryan , M.D., team physi· sl«p h~~obiu, Newell said. cian at the University of Wisconsin, Fred He in, Ph.D., dircttor of the agre ed with Dr. Combs. "Any AMA Department of Hcallh Edu• player who loses marc than three cation and steretary of the AM A's per cent of his body wtii)Jt in a practice session is not gettinaenouifl salt and wattr," he said. ..• J- • au: ... .. " . ..-"' .. " " .-'' ... 1 k' 1 !. ~ .. ...., .... \ .. . " '.'' ... ' ,. ~ ,,, , _ fiiUNt app!J It both bllttm!Mdl lbllantltrllellt mlneo in PeDII5]'lvtlllla. Wtol Vlrlflla: 111,111 toll) disturbed; 141,711 uareclaimed or pullllly NCiai!D4d; 48,320 completely ml•I!D4d • "'htl 1 doD1 Willi to JII'OW It be lllta Mlefte• Maallo 11[1 ' lle'a,.ol:.valortlag!" AMERICAN WINNERS TURKU, Finland (UP!) lohn PenneD won the pole and Bill Toomey the 400 met.ers J Sunday In an international track meet. Pennell vaulted • wltlle Toomey, a decJ1thlo" I liar, waa . clocked in seconds. Another .Anoerlca•1.! 11on Morria, finished. ;...ud lho ·pole vault at le-4 RACER lt!Lu;:R . ENNA, Sicily !UP)) -The City of Enn• sports car race Sljnday clalrned tlte life of Italy's Franco Loc Dico. The event, won by .Italian Maroilio I Panettl In a Ferrart Dina ID8rred wht!o Lo Dico's' Romeo veered out of control tha "-!h lap · railed end- over 'end ftte ' . "' ' ... to aet the heat stroke vtetim cooled immediately, _thcresultcan be death -sOmetimes within IS minutes. - Apprc~r.imately 1.511,000 boys it'l J4,SOO U .S. hif,h schools now play rootblll, &aid Clifford B. Fapn,CK· u:utrve sccretary of the National Federation of Stt.te Hiah School Alt'llctic AsKICi~tiona. "The few draths that OCCYr in footblll can problbly never be com· .- ' :JOAI: Excessive salt and water loss can heal strake, an extremely dananous condition, Dr. Ryan pointed OUI. Anyone can suffer heat Medicine. stroke if he isactivt in hot wt.ather I""!JIIII•··~~~~" and ncalccu to replace saU and. water lost by perspiration. The rc-. suit is a briakdown in the sweatins mechanism and collapse. IC prompt mtliures aren't taken ···-'- _ .......- _,;,.-_-r ·=~ :;,.~ ~~ ~ .;.· ~ ·:.:..: w•• ,. .. . ' t"\l' NEW YORK (UPI)- Relief pitcher Larry, . Be81'111111b liaa *a oplioi,ed fO J~e of ~ lit~atlc;rull .Lei!IUO Ill> the ew York Mets. He will be repiQCed Ill' .the niiiier by ~elder Jlln lllc!kman, who , talten oU the he bai.beelt hit rfebl wrist plcte\J etiminaied;• faJ&n aaid, ,.• f, CommiueeonthtMcdicaiAspo;:tl ofSportl, p1nel mOderator. Dr. Ryu i1 a member of tht AMA Cbmmiutt on E~rcise and Phys· ical Film:S5, and l& a j:ilit prtsidtnl oittM: Ametican Colltte of Sports result in \. ..' . ' LASS JtiLLED WINCHESTER, Ind. (UPI) Brewer, $, Dayton, Sunday when 1 car was by her father spun Into I ditch off a, road aboul twG miles north of here and ahe thrown from the vahiclt. ~aid il .·; DAVE OHLINGER, MGR. .ora.:'..::=, : !Continued from pale!) full time lor weoftl, tho trouaseau, three flrst aid stadons, three ca!Ug· raphers to write the Invitations, food and chao!j1ap _lor 700, a IID-mitn cbolt, orginlal) Cltil· Ioneur, Duchln's U. S. Marlhl! llaltd lltd Pe•orchestra 10 hea t illncu- they lrC prevent& hi· c ·" Coaches con ovoo'd trouble b•' kcepint a clo1e watch on I heir players for the first sia;ns of heal illnns, William E. NC'Nt'll, athletic trainer at Purdue UnivcrsitJ foot~ll Amrncan Medical Associ&~ ion's Commutre on the Medical Aspcm of Sports, ajUetd that: 1. Prospective root ball players should aet out or air-conditioned surroondin¥S nowand start &~II ina Kcustomed to vtsoro\n u.crciil' in hot weather. 1. Coaches should abandon the c\d prHctice of withholding water rrom athletes during prif'tice. Failure to replenish wat~r aftd salt lost 60 10 I>.NOTHER Dei>I'.RTMEflr """'""'~ 10 GET ,t.. Lee and ;:rung wu 39 at !(•.Ui .., ~:!!..~... ret'~; Football Heat Deat'hs Preventable, Says AMA_ tk11t 1ilness. last year caused the WE .JUST GOTTI>. Kfep ()QIN KING 1-"---t THE eenl a~ve.the -- - -- dtathso foncl:olleaefootballplaycr and four , po11ibly fivr, hiat1 school pia yers. It contributed to "'close allis" and m;uril5 of many more. The fivt-lna.t panrl, appt"armg at • mtetina sponso red by thr 4t"! .'!!' WMt Th~ .even~ng. · 01 Q;!'1l • I ~ ~~~ _s:u:;: ..-u- ..., ~.!_test pot=.~· :~~ IIG'~ WE = !11 '·'I.:$ Slop in ••• and ask for OW uschool tnaney" !oaR. -¥eu GaR tile IMAe¥ ""' need right - ••• for olothH and bool<s, and other exjl!nses ' '' '...W fall idoit:14 · for yourself, tool). Tlllll, N~ lit sensible monthly iriS!aRmentL WileR p .ad I •-;-;;&m. ° '" $25 fl $2DQ~ atte!tloD carme] sOCJety • Notes DEYOI'ED TO INTERES'r Q11 for back-to-school expenses ••• .,.., for ..., rca • • • • ~ ~ ~ICk At :HOJ1Jer 0 Giants, Bills Triumph LEADERS THE DAILY SENnNB When working hands·need extra casb Y•• , I '""f.w:\"'~...... , ~·· ' ,., ' ,,,,' Tbis is the eleannee of the year! J �,,l . ' Oally Sentinel, Pomero)'•M14CIIepolt, 0 ., Aug. 8, Capitol Cominen!, Events Line Scores . B•1· WWlam . So .. WJuti i ,, • . . .H.:ELEN HELP US I Early Week ' I ' CASH SAVERS Fryer Chickens EH.ctiv. Mond•y, Tuesd1y & Weclnesd•y, August I, 9 & 10 LEGS lb. 4 C .BREASTS lb. A&P INSTANT POTATOES COFFEE 10 ~ ,.S9c ' 59c EASTERN IOoz. J1r 80LDJIRIPE lb. SWIFT'S PREMIUM U, s~.G~OWVVT:;.~is;i(;Tiio·-- YOIJNGBENS FIAVORGBOWN \ $1.09 l Baking or Stew1n1 ' Play The New ; Game---WIN 4 to 6-lb. AYG. ~~· - ,.' $S ..S100 $1000 TID En j I ! 1e dfF -lARGE SIZt: I, ·~ ,, 'Oittoln Your Game Corel And Concullcf Ploylng Corcfl f,_ on Your VIlli Te Your Frlencfly AlP Lucky 3of a KIND W~NNfRS LAST WEEK I \ TENNIS SHOES For All The Family Rochester Columbus D1ll1s Wetherholt _ $100 P•tty Wilson ___ 5.00 C. A. Andrews _ ___ 5.00 MAGNAVOX COLOR T.V. SfT CARRIE WILSON 1 •I J ,J HEINZ CHICKEN NOODLE SOUP I j I MR. L. P. HILL I 65 Dodge D11t - .......... 1 Dr. 210 Strloo, 6 crll"' 1ftr1 lftndtrd tr...., rtdfe What fun .•• 10~-oz. 59 Chevrolet I 1-1• 4 Dr, I cyllndor. lttncllrtl tr•nt. 'Mith tver• drlvo. ..... tnol hoot.r. Whllowolla. -........... 62 Fonl Gil. 500 *· ,...,. .... 4 I cyL AI Trolll., P. CRISCO OIL 64 l1mb!.r ,.,....... 2 Dr. 6 cyll. .r. lllniiiNinnt.hdloond "'"*· 65 Pontl1c G.T.O. 24-oL Ill. Ttm-. 2 Dr. Honlto!o. 4 ..........u:_ tpHd ...............lei)• 63 Ford G1l1xle -·--· SOD 4 Dr. I cyllndor, • mlflclnot. nu .., ...liltldlteJ& II'•...., to do ft ID)Whtrt. You.., whftt wiD ,............ 2_.. .... nlo.Lint_l....._ 63 Mercury ,_r _,,. "........ ............... Ford Dilllll v.. Mollr.r... controi.Btttooy ..._ REGUlAR OR PI:\K . . ..... ·- .... "'-a· r::r '""'-· 3!l ond I!l IPS. Up 1t 5" reel, Complete with ~~:eessones ..• tfMrlnl; 'Mhlftwol I I I 63 Chevrolet tJm. "ftlt""--... Cans ' '"• OVAL BRAIDED Oolllllo SOD I Dr, I IYD"' iftt. """""''" tn... II• dlolll4 hoolor.Wh-b flrtl. 6-oz. SALE of RUGS '"' Aln. 4 Dr . 6 Ql, .......... triM. WhNt wol 63 Ford '""" 111111 Keynoter = -·- G•l•xle 64 see•• Dr•• cylinder, • ...,. """"'· llenloto COI1ral 111111. Modtl 6461. ·· c-~-~....,. tlal>fnt P.trar_co__, Ojl!lonll alflclle-type ...,,,. "" H,.. au.., Truclc. 1 eJIIndor. w llllllc. Futures! In tdiMIOi to ..., .......,_ opntlol ,.. lib Wonittlc Llvol Clnnll «or dlllar· and loot switch. Ptrtoct lnr buso"' ar flll. An4 the prict b a pltaure. ......... 64FordF-700 """ pity lllclllhiCIIImll """' 11 t11o Pllll oro blltlol. Ho ANd 11 "" ft In llltlns ,.. 111111!11. A!ld """ I Jor II 111111 II I OU1Itnlinl 11lld s11tt clltlitry 111111t1 IUIJIIso lo(ly rlcll ~-"' .... ~. Clpstln DrilL tr•n•. 1 r ·RU·GS wlltllfl1.,.,., WI Ifill It WI$ I lilt, Ill· I MAR Whil~ They L~st . .. 1-Lb. Pkgs. DIY ' ... ~ ~ "I.,; n'"' at d: I• , 1 11' II 1• I I <I ll t! '••K , ~""14 •I EE 1-tfa. , ' '• �,,l . ' Oally Sentinel, Pomero)'•M14CIIepolt, 0 ., Aug. 8, Capitol Cominen!, Events Line Scores . B•1· WWlam . So .. WJuti i ,, • . . .H.:ELEN HELP US I Early Week ' I ' CASH SAVERS Fryer Chickens EH.ctiv. Mond•y, Tuesd1y & Weclnesd•y, August I, 9 & 10 LEGS lb. 4 C .BREASTS lb. A&P INSTANT POTATOES COFFEE 10 ~ ,.S9c ' 59c EASTERN IOoz. J1r 80LDJIRIPE lb. SWIFT'S PREMIUM U, s~.G~OWVVT:;.~is;i(;Tiio·-- YOIJNGBENS FIAVORGBOWN \ $1.09 l Baking or Stew1n1 ' Play The New ; Game---WIN 4 to 6-lb. AYG. ~~· - ,.' $S ..S100 $1000 TID En j I ! 1e dfF -lARGE SIZt: I, ·~ ,, 'Oittoln Your Game Corel And Concullcf Ploylng Corcfl f,_ on Your VIlli Te Your Frlencfly AlP Lucky 3of a KIND W~NNfRS LAST WEEK I \ TENNIS SHOES For All The Family Rochester Columbus D1ll1s Wetherholt _ $100 P•tty Wilson ___ 5.00 C. A. Andrews _ ___ 5.00 MAGNAVOX COLOR T.V. SfT CARRIE WILSON 1 •I J ,J HEINZ CHICKEN NOODLE SOUP I j I MR. L. P. HILL I 65 Dodge D11t - .......... 1 Dr. 210 Strloo, 6 crll"' 1ftr1 lftndtrd tr...., rtdfe What fun .•• 10~-oz. 59 Chevrolet I 1-1• 4 Dr, I cyllndor. lttncllrtl tr•nt. 'Mith tver• drlvo. ..... tnol hoot.r. Whllowolla. -........... 62 Fonl Gil. 500 *· ,...,. .... 4 I cyL AI Trolll., P. CRISCO OIL 64 l1mb!.r ,.,....... 2 Dr. 6 cyll. .r. lllniiiNinnt.hdloond "'"*· 65 Pontl1c G.T.O. 24-oL Ill. Ttm-. 2 Dr. Honlto!o. 4 ..........u:_ tpHd ...............lei)• 63 Ford G1l1xle -·--· SOD 4 Dr. I cyllndor, • mlflclnot. nu .., ...liltldlteJ& II'•...., to do ft ID)Whtrt. You.., whftt wiD ,............ 2_.. .... nlo.Lint_l....._ 63 Mercury ,_r _,,. "........ ............... Ford Dilllll v.. Mollr.r... controi.Btttooy ..._ REGUlAR OR PI:\K . . ..... ·- .... "'-a· r::r '""'-· 3!l ond I!l IPS. Up 1t 5" reel, Complete with ~~:eessones ..• tfMrlnl; 'Mhlftwol I I I 63 Chevrolet tJm. "ftlt""--... Cans ' '"• OVAL BRAIDED Oolllllo SOD I Dr, I IYD"' iftt. """""''" tn... II• dlolll4 hoolor.Wh-b flrtl. 6-oz. SALE of RUGS '"' Aln. 4 Dr . 6 Ql, .......... triM. WhNt wol 63 Ford '""" 111111 Keynoter = -·- G•l•xle 64 see•• Dr•• cylinder, • ...,. """"'· llenloto COI1ral 111111. Modtl 6461. ·· c-~-~....,. tlal>fnt P.trar_co__, Ojl!lonll alflclle-type ...,,,. "" H,.. au.., Truclc. 1 eJIIndor. w llllllc. Futures! In tdiMIOi to ..., .......,_ opntlol ,.. lib Wonittlc Llvol Clnnll «or dlllar· and loot switch. Ptrtoct lnr buso"' ar flll. An4 the prict b a pltaure. ......... 64FordF-700 """ pity lllclllhiCIIImll """' 11 t11o Pllll oro blltlol. Ho ANd 11 "" ft In llltlns ,.. 111111!11. A!ld """ I Jor II 111111 II I OU1Itnlinl 11lld s11tt clltlitry 111111t1 IUIJIIso lo(ly rlcll ~-"' .... ~. Clpstln DrilL tr•n•. 1 r ·RU·GS wlltllfl1.,.,., WI Ifill It WI$ I lilt, Ill· I MAR Whil~ They L~st . .. 1-Lb. Pkgs. DIY ' ... ~ ~ "I.,; n'"' at d: I• , 1 11' II 1• I I <I ll t! '••K , ~""14 •I EE 1-tfa. , ' '• �., ,. j ,, I '' • 't; j •' ·' -· .• '. '' Get Extra Cash Tbe.Want,: ~d .Way Business· .' ·! ' •t'"· r ~c .\ e-Jiany SOJitlbel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., Aue. a. 1888 IS\ !SIGNS ~ou:rry ner. Automatic. Like new and pnced to a:o. OATH 64 CORVAIR -·- 4 Ctn t ,... Wlenl • • t•rtten Mlni•UM C...... · .. . 111111 II Ceatl ,_, . . , . ftt , ..... C . ...,_. _... • "' cut .....". •• ' .... ... 1M •• Hll wHtlln II ..Wt. CAID 0' THANICI I HtTUAIIII 11.11 ftt II ..,. lllnirM-. .... •• a. Ofii[IIICI MOUII M. '- ~tt~ ·P. M. oa•rr IlNNeY 1111 L M. til IMI "-'t IT'I 10 I&IY TO 'LACI A UIUL f ,IOD\ICI ... WANT AD PHONE WY 2-2156 lost and Found 1r ttOWII ICHNEIDII .. " $1095 Deluxe ~oupe. 1 local owner, motor ~tverhauled. Good Urea, clean interior ,'/ ,, RADIATOR HONDA' SAlES& SERVICE· . ; D iiW liilitir h lit ONI 0'1HI ' • H..ter • Car e Truck ' $2295 Valiant 200, 4 door. Mist blue finlah, 0000 mllet by looal ow· ..... w.........,.,••• -Ileal - -Est•te -For 5•1• Pome•ov Motor .CQ.·· ~··-~:~~II 66 I'L YMOUTH LI'L ABNEI " -llonle Or4orl"' To """ Our Orl. .ln lllltVICIIS HUll Banllness Services MICIST PIOPLII Core elulld...r eAnyType 63 CORVAIR - - - - - - - : - - p1uei. SOUd. body, a:ood Uree, beater, real eeonomy. @ ......... t.wling. Honda S.~ AUCTIONEER COMPLETE SALES MANAGEMENT WY2·,1SI .' -IPOIT. - · JIM CARNAHAN -. IACIHI, OHIO """':'...~~..eo. For 5•1• I· DICIC ltAWLINGS Write. PMn• or (efttlet $1099 ' ,. CAL'\' ud e SALES e e RINTALS• :;, eea,..lnelovitomont•·" ' beating, Oblo. End your oewer troutile. ___A_u_to-.,-:-_- - We bave aD olze aewer mad> "'" 181 IOUSH & LYONS Clt1mplng Trailers Calil.:=====::::=::.ll .,., 2·2193 1n... Reaoonable rall!o. WY 2-29'14, day or Dlllbt. , I 15 Uc' ........ DICK TRACY - -- 4 - S - 8 · l2lnob Blocb e Cement &: Mortar eMetal - --- -~- - Window• & Doora Frames &: Other Suppil ... e.Dior Maloftry IIIIONI 992·2067 POMI.OY ' ljlltrr WAS 'M BF.: A. JOYOUS SUWRI~E j;'(ll tuum.: HAS JUS'I' ·ruRHED OUT 1'0 B! A GHA6TL'i SWJCI< TO Hf.!?"DADOV• WARBI.DCS, I ' ) By RAEBURN VAN BUREN · By SCHULZ I CJHL'( Dl<fAD ONE D/>11 AT A liME ! l r • WANT MORE I MONEY? • OK .... Wo ore -klnr lollllllndl el personal. loan• ove<y day. We loave plenty of money ami we waat you te use it to your advantap ~-or lat.r. Wo still ofhr tho - • ~uiek wn!\le. at the aame - b l e taiH .... oo always. No ill.-...1 dlarl& If you nMd o 1fWJe Htn ~ or· low-cost fin....U.C to louy a - ot . . . _ oar, aJIPiiancos, or othft tlolbflt . .... ' liS know. Simply Jhene for __. ,..wl · " approval. , _ 1fG abe.. ad anJ. ~ ~ your.,....,. P~ .. . ...' ' .' J: • I 4 ,..•, • • •· , 1 .... ' ~• ~. _.:_·-::::- ~ -:- -:·.· '·": - ' .. ' ·-- ..... "·------ ~- -·- ' .. ' _, ' , I ' 'II • r ·• �., ,. j ,, I '' • 't; j •' ·' -· .• '. '' Get Extra Cash Tbe.Want,: ~d .Way Business· .' ·! ' •t'"· r ~c .\ e-Jiany SOJitlbel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., Aue. a. 1888 IS\ !SIGNS ~ou:rry ner. Automatic. Like new and pnced to a:o. OATH 64 CORVAIR -·- 4 Ctn t ,... Wlenl • • t•rtten Mlni•UM C...... · .. . 111111 II Ceatl ,_, . . , . ftt , ..... C . ...,_. _... • "' cut .....". •• ' .... ... 1M •• Hll wHtlln II ..Wt. CAID 0' THANICI I HtTUAIIII 11.11 ftt II ..,. lllnirM-. .... •• a. Ofii[IIICI MOUII M. '- ~tt~ ·P. M. oa•rr IlNNeY 1111 L M. til IMI "-'t IT'I 10 I&IY TO 'LACI A UIUL f ,IOD\ICI ... WANT AD PHONE WY 2-2156 lost and Found 1r ttOWII ICHNEIDII .. " $1095 Deluxe ~oupe. 1 local owner, motor ~tverhauled. Good Urea, clean interior ,'/ ,, RADIATOR HONDA' SAlES& SERVICE· . ; D iiW liilitir h lit ONI 0'1HI ' • H..ter • Car e Truck ' $2295 Valiant 200, 4 door. Mist blue finlah, 0000 mllet by looal ow· ..... w.........,.,••• -Ileal - -Est•te -For 5•1• Pome•ov Motor .CQ.·· ~··-~:~~II 66 I'L YMOUTH LI'L ABNEI " -llonle Or4orl"' To """ Our Orl. .ln lllltVICIIS HUll Banllness Services MICIST PIOPLII Core elulld...r eAnyType 63 CORVAIR - - - - - - - : - - p1uei. SOUd. body, a:ood Uree, beater, real eeonomy. @ ......... t.wling. Honda S.~ AUCTIONEER COMPLETE SALES MANAGEMENT WY2·,1SI .' -IPOIT. - · JIM CARNAHAN -. IACIHI, OHIO """':'...~~..eo. For 5•1• I· DICIC ltAWLINGS Write. PMn• or (efttlet $1099 ' ,. CAL'\' ud e SALES e e RINTALS• :;, eea,..lnelovitomont•·" ' beating, Oblo. End your oewer troutile. ___A_u_to-.,-:-_- - We bave aD olze aewer mad> "'" 181 IOUSH & LYONS Clt1mplng Trailers Calil.:=====::::=::.ll .,., 2·2193 1n... Reaoonable rall!o. WY 2-29'14, day or Dlllbt. , I 15 Uc' ........ DICK TRACY - -- 4 - S - 8 · l2lnob Blocb e Cement &: Mortar eMetal - --- -~- - Window• & Doora Frames &: Other Suppil ... e.Dior Maloftry IIIIONI 992·2067 POMI.OY ' ljlltrr WAS 'M BF.: A. JOYOUS SUWRI~E j;'(ll tuum.: HAS JUS'I' ·ruRHED OUT 1'0 B! A GHA6TL'i SWJCI< TO Hf.!?"DADOV• WARBI.DCS, I ' ) By RAEBURN VAN BUREN · By SCHULZ I CJHL'( Dl<fAD ONE D/>11 AT A liME ! l r • WANT MORE I MONEY? • OK .... Wo ore -klnr lollllllndl el personal. loan• ove<y day. We loave plenty of money ami we waat you te use it to your advantap ~-or lat.r. Wo still ofhr tho - • ~uiek wn!\le. at the aame - b l e taiH .... oo always. No ill.-...1 dlarl& If you nMd o 1fWJe Htn ~ or· low-cost fin....U.C to louy a - ot . . . _ oar, aJIPiiancos, or othft tlolbflt . .... ' liS know. Simply Jhene for __. ,..wl · " approval. , _ 1fG abe.. ad anJ. ~ ~ your.,....,. P~ .. . ...' ' .' J: • I 4 ,..•, • • •· , 1 .... ' ~• ~. _.:_·-::::- ~ -:- -:·.· '·": - ' .. ' ·-- ..... "·------ ~- -·- ' .. ' _, ' , I ' 'II • r ·• �I ' _, l'es. .r. ay .,. · AJ,mtit BoOrd You.. Pres-t In. Pomeroy Mi'ddJeport o:e,:en /mpressiue . .h. Se·. • Wors P ··~ ,, D= Ct·••· · Back to School Line of. ° Pomeroy e at y Det~oled enttne • 11.1 i ' To The lnUresfJ 0/ The lffeip·MIUon .4no POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO liiO. 79 • TUESDAY, AUGUST 9, 1966 FIVE CEN11 "LADY WRANGLERS" = About • Columbus Firm Will.Build Middleport WeHare Agency The New Fall and Around and • t VOl XVIII e=; ,, ., I ,;_ •w. G«Fa:" .• ,~ ' ·:.npture 1 1 t ,:~ .) ~. ~~ I• ·1. •. . L t'lie 1P' .,. ,...,... • 11'" ._, . _ ~~""~• • ~ liome lore rotumll1r • rOSS m "'" en "" Olarlolll! Da,vklscm 8lld ser School of Nun,, bl,r. 'lbq :""" Mr. and s. AUen Roush of the reaJIII1fi by Mar· lor their IDplc. Hew~ li"ef:fC" lJO"""'" . · . · Bradbu'!' ve retumedth frMom eefS I lhe lllchnlaoll office employ· tty Has Alfected them Ill lbelr •• T .,~,.... ' • vacalion. e uo· . ' . . .. ~ ' . johl anll achoolL" 'l11lf .U.. 'Die , • accompa·~'~~~~ ~-: euaaeo~ the ·vartoua pliaHI o1 1 rvlce :Cialmuslcalnumbefwaapre- dlrlstlanll)l .Ia their prablemo Snllth on Au1Ust '21: bp Mr. a •. WJUiam The August meeling of the ,":::~~~ be assisted by Howard rly, former , Happy/Harvesters class of the All Impressive nrvtc. wu ~~· by Debbie Giueaer 8lld .fc>und In their ~~:wlllllllt and L. W. McComas. Recent ests 0 Mr. and r~ated church '"'"' held presented by the youth ol tho Kathy GruMer and Kathy Me- outalde world. ' """""'~~.... w• • the WOrship Commission Mrs Jame~Simp and daugh- Friday evelling 81 the church)' Middleport Church of · Cbrlst Elhlnny, all hllh ochool · ltu• JleaqOJII 1.- lilt fll1~·'"" ' 1• Mrs · Fred Dessauer, • ce when "You th Sunday " was ob- dents· Don Ne....., •··· · .,. RIIWIIrlP• of llblh au lhorized. to find Miss carol Scott, Holzer Hoa- ter, · Sandy, were his mother, with ldent ln char e , niet SIIIICfay eveuing at ments_for Mr. Wil!larn Russell, pltal nurslllg student, spent the . Mrs. Mayme Hartenbach of "';;!votio~s taken fr;.., Psalm oerved during the mOI'IIllll wor~ Speakers lor the . ' IIIOI'IIIne J?D CuDDJncham, ~yne H'PII W.'itlluJrch. . organtil, and choor with her parents, Mr. Kent, Ohio, and .Mr. and Mrs. Jed b Mrs Louts Rei· ahlp service Aug. 7. ..bjec:t were Mleaa Fros~ an Jtm Bu~, Mike k ,,· Wayne_Gibbons, board who is moving to another Mrs. PaUl Scoll. Wolfe and daugbter, Su· 121 were YIn ~f , 1 Need employee of the Apes Corp. of Danny A~boll. and Jim~ icl)i(lriloan, prealded ., ith t h August. It was reported Mr. and Mrs. Noah Haskins sie, of Olmstead Falls, Ohio. ~· G~oup 91; ' ~. opened the M?,:s~::J :~~~Z,~~u::. Athena; Chrlatlne Jllbr, R'l o t1t1. 'Die Cllllinll pri!P' WP f'prayer given by the a rellgious painting hod hospitalized. Mr~. Haskins Mr. and Mrs. _Robert Mil<h ~ vez ts from the and pianist waa Judy Wilder· Gr811de ~ege student, and Joy en by Ricky Tl1plell. v, ' IMa> Donahue. Reports hung on lhe vestibule aud . Is in Holzer Hospital on Galhpo- 1 and sons, David and Stephen of "'"''ce a P _ __ ~--ts · various ·commlssion..-s given by Mrs. Robert ...., lis and Mr. Haskins is a patient : Wheeling, W. Va.,' visited over 1 1950 Florence Chadwick of muth, a student at Ohio Unl· II)Yen by chairmen. It was memory of her husband. the at ChUlicothe Hospital whet< 1the weekend with their par- San D.' Calif et 1 •_e_n_l..:ty.._._ _ _ _ _ _ __ 1 010 nP'owced that speakers for tate Robe<t Coats. be had recent surgery. enls, Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Milch n , ' ~ lor ··,w::.mlng book, "Appreciation From Chi~ ·next two Sundays had been pro- \lnder new business ttems. Miss Dianna Criswell, student and Mr. and Mrs. John Seines. wo~n sli; Ch 1 13 hours ' dren Of Mount Lawn.,. were .vidtd with James Brewington the chimes .are to be placed in nurse at St. Joseph's Hospital The}' were enroute home after the . ng anne • ·l o apeak Sunday. August 14, and working condition and a Nursing School, Parkersburg, a vacation trip to Florida. They 21 mmutes. ked read by lbe leader. The hymn, --- --- cussion of the roof repair W.Va., is here for a two weeks visited wilh relatives in St. In. 1963. a Jan1 1ai~a~ain "Stepping in the Light," and 8 P.•~~a--IB!!""'""'~""·',.,- made. The books are to be visit with her parents, Mr. and Petersburg, Fla. bandl~ .stag m d prayer from the year btok in ited by Mrs . .lack Bachner. . James Criswell. Viclor Diehl, who resides on robbery on Engl_and, and rna • 'unison, concluded lbe devotions. 1 • Rev . Mr. Donahue discussed The Rev. and Mrs. Max Don- Grant St. is a patient at Veter· off With fl mll!Jon. During the business session. ~ possibility of an evening and children are spending ans .Ho~pilal in Huntington, W. . member! were asked to save ~ Jce er study group session the next two weeks on vacation. Va. for observ~lion and !r~t- A thought. for the ~ay . General Mills coupons to pur· ) this year and a decision will He is the pastor of Heath Meth- m~nt. His famliy has VISI~ G~rma~ novelist 'Ibomaa chase tablespoons for the '! made at the board meeting in Church. A group of par- him at the hospital. He will saad : H~man reason n church kitchen. A nooa lunch· 1 ,; ~ptember. Budget items were i~hioners from the Rev. Dona- be there several days. only to wJII m~re strongly th~: eon hi be served to an oraani~ l discussed and evaluated for the Ihue's former pastorate at Shar- Mr. and Mrs. Val Reynolds rate, a~ ~he IS fate. What ?1" :r.atlon was discussd and it was Corne In ond 11lecl youn now-thoy ore olwaye ~ I seven month period ending Jan. on Methodist Church near De- . and ramily of Morgantown, W. bappenmg m the world today· agreed to s•rve the luncheon. 'lUick atlloult-lht valutl and quality anti alylll!fl Mr. and Mrs. Dixon and son! Ist. fiance, attended the morning IVa. spent the weekend with his ortltrrlflc. Ricky ol Columbus were reworship service at Heath parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Paul Sellers and R~rnary, Mr. A get well card was sent to )I cent guests of his brother and Church and included Mr;. Stet- Reynolds. They came for their and Mrs. Sam Pockens and Mrs. Gladyo CUckler at Holzer ~l Blue Bell Sportswear line ls just what tustomen sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Her· la Pa lmer. Marie Hefflinger, daughters, Gywnn and Lynn, grandson. Ronme,.Mr. and Mrs. Hospital. The group satlJ Ha~ bert Dixon and family. Eva Stevens and Laura Bab- who have been visiting their Rick Ash and H.lcky, Mickey, py Birthday to Mrs. Lena Huwant in fashion, colors and patterns-many of the cock. grandparents. Demaris, Sonia and. Tonia, Mr. ber, Miss Fn!da Grueser, Mrs. II Miss S.san Dixon left Sun$ reS/ enf 0 Recent guests of Mr. and M". Glenn Lambert has and Mrs. Paul Barros and Sher- Lawrence Lanning and Mrs. sportswear lteii1JI are tailored of Ko,atron maldnJ I day afternoon for the EUB Mrs. James Brewington were gone to Berea to assist in the ri, Alisa, Gene and Eric, Mrs. Amanda Kaspar. lbem year round sellers. Come in now and make Camp Otter~ein, near Log~, her sister, Mrs. Herman Kis- care of her daughter, Mrs. Donna Simms and Tomi!Jy and 1 where she wall serve as JUnior • sell of Columbus and Mrs. Ro- George Dootiltl~. ~:md Rew Deatra of Columbus, Mr. and Games were played and prlza your oeledions-buy this line in women~ and pll camp counselo~ for a week. She 1 Election of officers was held ger Luckeydoo, Huntington, W. baby. IMrs. Harry Clark, Mrs. Norma es awarded to Mrs. Phil Meiusizes. was a<"eompamed to camp by when the .Junior Missionary So- Va ., who spent several days Baker and .Ricky and Angela; hart, Miss Lena Grueser, Mrs. her pa~nts, Mr. and Mrs. Her· ciety of the Laurel Cliff Free here with ·her parents. Mrs. 1Mrs. Nettie Moore, Mrs. LU- Dessauer, and Mrs. I. V. bert Doxon and son, Roger. :Methodist church met recently Kissell also visited her olher IJian Smith and Mark, Mrs. Ed- w..... Refreshments carrying Rev. A. N. Grueser ()f Grove 1 in the recreation room ot the sister, Mrs. John Vroman. 1 ith Hood, Mrs. Thel~a Grueser, out a pink and white co I or City was tile weekend guest of , parsonage: ' " . ' The Rev. and Mrs. Ouane /Cn!C Miss Edna Edwards, Miss Don- theme were served by Misses his skster-in-laW·: · Miss Gene- Group· smgmg of W1de, Wide W~eka~d have returned to their 01 Phelps, Raymond Knder and Maud and Freda Grueser tt 23 vieve Stobart and brotbe< Rob- Is the Ocean." opened t"" borne m Fl. L•uderdale, Fla . , UO Y BBen~~Q~u~ls~e~nbe~rry~._ _ _ _I.'m~e~m~he~rs~·--------""!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!..,..,!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!_ _ _ _ _ _r.J ert. . ' meeting. An introduction to after a visit here with Mr. and I Members of the Syracuse ~ ,the new study book. ''Black Mrs. James Weber, who .are h h Jd · · S Mrs. Lucille B. Hawkins was i Gold " concerning Africa was spending the summer at their EUB churc e : P'_c~ac bunt.he Sunday dinner guests of Mr. give~ bY Mrs. James Giimore home here. The Rev. Wickard day a.t Kyger Cree Wit a asatld Mrs. Cbarl.es R. Karr Sr., superintendenL, who also pre- ia pastor of the Presbyterian, ket. dmner at noon_. ed d .. :Naylors Run Hill. sented reading .and study Church in Ft. Lauderdale where I Games were en]o~ urlng · · ·. the Webers are active mem- . the afternoon and wmners were Miss Ramora Bo1ce of Day· awar · . ·~ Ricky Ash. Demaris Ash and ·' ton spent the weekend with her Officers elected were VIcky bers. . De t s·mms s n races· 1 8 arents Dr and Mrs R E Clark, president: Becky Wright. Tom Scally and son, T1mmy . ra • poo . . · • . p ' · · · · ta nd N G'll were in Pittsburgh Pa to at- R1cky Ash , sack race. Ricky . Boice. strecre ry: pa . tsancfy ~' tend a ball game r~cenily Ash and Bonnie Pickens, three easurer. roJec · or .e · ed De · A h and Miss Rose Mary Raub of : com1ng year were discussed. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lowery 1egg race ; marls s . Columbus, spent lhe weekend Group singing ot How Can and son, Danny, have returned Alisa Ash, foot .races; R1cky with •Her parents, Mr. and· Mrs. They Know, closed the meeting. from a vacation trip. ~o Virgi?- Ash and Demans Ash foot ract.> Joseph Raub and son. Attending were Nancy, Darla i1 Beach and also v1s1t~d m backw1n~. Mrs. G. w. Herman (Jo.w- and Kathy Gill. Vicky, Ricky, Pennsylvania with relahve~~~~-Attendmg were Rev . and Mrs. phlne Garrison) returned to Sherry and Terry Clark, Becky her home, Akron Saturday, af- Wright, Barbara and Keith ter a week's visit with her !lis- Klein, Wayne and Garry Pullins, ter and brother-in-law, Mr. and Rodney Bailey, Diane Smith , ~ ··~....-., Mrs. Ross Hannahs. Greg •Ehlin, Dennis Gilmore and 1 a gueot, Patty Ann Jeffers. Mrs. William Pettit and Mrs. , I Harold W. Lemley were Fro- ' day buaineos visitors in Parkersaurg, W. Va. Mrs. WiUiam Pettit Olld Billy .Joe and Christy Ann Jell Satur, day night from. Parkersburg, W. Va., lor a v!Slt to Ogden, A family picnic was held at Utah, with her parents, Mr. , the home of Mr. and Mrs. Rearand Mrs. Harry B. Oilerton. ney Ogdin of near Wilkesville They were accompanied to Par· I Sunday, August 7, in hooor of kersburg by Mr. Pettot and bro- Mr. and Mrs. Sam Grim and tiler Larry. sons, Gary• and Ron of Athens, Marine Lance Corporal Stan- who are l.eaving ne~t week .to · ley B. Lemley left Friday even- make theor home m Phoemx, ing for his base, Cherry Point. Arizona. N. C., after 1 42 days leave In addition to the honored with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. guests and the host and hostess, Harold W. Lemley and family. oltending were Mr. and Mro. Lemley recently returned after Denver Folden and Gary, Ak• •• • • • IS mooths Jn Chu Lei, VietNam. ron; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ward. Charles Eskew retumell to Gro•eport; Mr. and Mro. Her• • :; ', .:.··.:x=c_'\:.~::; . , hit emplyment with the · New bert Jones, CUnnle and Keith, York Central Railroad, after a Columbos; Mrs. Harold Miller. i · T* mooths absence due to a Athens; Mrs. Mile• Nelson. broken leg. Dexter; Mr. and Mrs. Rex Mrs. Denver Thoma, Mr 1. Shenefield and Carl Everett, e 1966 br ·.Cleland Hineo, Mrs. Max Meln· Langaville; Lue Etta Dillon, )Jart and Mrs. Ray Swanger vfs. Charleston. W. Va.: Mr. and • ••. Bur I ma,.;d you, not daddr's Stc111 Setvict monf' J WOULD YOU PAY ...4.DC ited Sunday afternoon with Mr. Mrs. C"t\ Shenefield, Albany, and Mrs. Charles R. Karr Sr. and Mr.~ Mrs. Charles GrifNOT TO SNEEZE DUFIING : .., Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Kelly and fi lh and Karen, of Pomeroy. THE WOFIST POLLEN MONTH ' , I / lamlly left Saturday, lor their home; HollyO'ood, Fla., alter a Bi-Mon.t hly Meeting OP THE BUMMIEFI? WOek s vl91t with her patents, . Mr. and Mro. Allen Eichinger l1 Held by ChouBy no coincldance whatsoever, Kcosts Just $14.00 a and other relativea. The Youth Choir of the Laumonth--or lo11-to own whole-house Gas air c:ondHionMrs. · Ray Swanger of ftay. rei Cliff .Free Methodist church _,, ... and to trade pollen-choked summer air for flHeredunne, N. J., Is apending a few ~eld thear br-monthly busmess clean, usy-to-braathe air. d.ays with Mrs. Cleland Hines se..11sion in the recreation roam Would you part with $14.00 to llttpiGUIItland cool and other friends and relatives. of the parsonage following choir '"'7 nllltl ollho ltotteat month If tltiiiUmmarl practice. Prayer by Louis Delhi I ' •· opened the meeting, followed A wholt· hcJusa Gas air condltlonlfll system c:osts Karr• En~rrain by scripture reading by Kathy $14.00 I month-lncludinl normtl fnslllllllan of I In Horwr of Son Eblin. Plans were made for a powerful 3-tan unit And thora'a no dawn JIIYillllll. Mr. and Mrs . Charles R. Karr hymn sing at the church on Sr., entertained with a dinner Sunday, August 21 at 2 p.m., WGuld Mlot worth $14.00 I month Ia IJeep IUIMW Saturday evenin~ at their horne, and for a vesper service and dust awor,taf.--forpt !lddflncwllllwindou _ . . , Naylors Run Hill honoring their wiener oast on Thursday, Aato avoid lhll'Gilr ond droftlllf • • • 11r condlllorwll -ton, ~aries R. Karr Jr., on gust 25. Whole-house Gas tllr c:onclltioniJII c:CJSts Just $14.00 his birthday. Attending were Sue Tracy, a monlh to own. It's tho c!Hnost, qulelwt,lanpst-IIYed, Homemade Ice cream and Gre& and Becky Eblin, Sandra cheapost-to-opetlle whol•house coaliJII you can pt. cake were served with the and Brenda Gilmore, Karolyn 1 @Iii 1§10=110@8 Would you 1rw11t a loa cant at1mp to pt lhl whole dinner to the honored guest and Soulsby. Roger Klein, Betty 131 N. St;, MldclletiOrt, aloly If Gas air c:oncflllonlnJ-tlnd lilt 1J*1o1 price oftlf? Mrs. Karr and aono, Rodney and Lane, Kathy Eblin, Wayne Just fill out this coupon and man nto us. Naturally, I Jeffrey. Mou Kathy Fultz, Mrs. Leifheit, Darlene Michael, MarWllo!Mootoo Gil olr OOIIdJtlonJ111 fllf (loot $14.CJO a """""' !hera's no abllptlan. Chariea LyUe, Mr. and Mrs. tha Bak,t, Louis Deihl, Roger Richard Cloamhers and aon, Statts L'lll Rev . and Mrs. Eu· • Eric, and the host and hoate11. 1ene Gill and daughtero. ·, hC' h C urc M f 'd ~ Is Just In on the 2nd Floor ! 1 1 I· Vic ley Clark , f 1 P 'd Junior Soci,efy . I I Syracuse EUB Ch hp. . urc Elberfelds In Pomeroy H /d 5 do e Echoea of another century wJU flll the streets of Pomeroy Wedneaday, Auguot 10, with an afternoon ·of genuine calUepe music frbm the excurolon boat "The ~ohn•ton Chaperone." . .:jt. Th• Is to ar- riv~ ..,.,ut lunch time and pro- .•~··.> . BEAilJ'S WURLU "Cha~rone" 1 •i<W periodic mlllllc unUI ita de!iwlure with a loed of recreatiQIHefkers that Right at I p.m. on a four-htur excursion. * . .. \ Family Picnic Is Given at Ogdm Home I 'I Losses in Portsmouth Fire :··· J 1 nr.- Hero Proves Real Hero ,----~b~~~-~--:----GAS ~ I THE ,..... -----------.,...._, ... By Mn.America SEMINOLE _ o..( ~'--------------~----' SCJ-95 tROW'S STEAK HOUSE TH£ SHOE lOX In MIDDLEPORT - .:...-.--:-.. ':: ..~ ::::-:. - =--- ..::-: .. :_---=~ ·- ., _., I •,,• \ ~ .... ' .,>' •' ·" '. ·'· •-,' ,- ' ., I ~ ,. Pomeroy - J '---------~- . - ·- · ' u 0 ... ~' -!l.!!e!!!" • .;r~ . . . . . ... ,I ,, '· . /'-., ·.-~. •' ' >t The fire chief said the men brought the pre-da-.m b~ under control in the lbrea stoq building after about lbree bouii. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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