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Weathfr ' Devokd To Tlu! Crooler Mjddle Ohio Valley . '' 'I '• ~- .. ~n..·· .... trMd, End .Vietnam :w a't::~~.~£f'~~ ·. . j. I. . . hei)Jiog J'ibron detlne a l"'"ltion .' Cites War on crime sllid ACnOw mliltllke w.wmiGTON CVPI), ' - , . McCOrth.Y said tho war was lillrnedlate .tlopa to imprpve his i$UrP9n Ganenol'• .Tuk Force responsible tor America•alnabJ.. imae8 with Negro voters and · - " · for . S!noldlill iod ' !!ealth today Jlty to meet pressing tleli\lnds added he was not certalft he :;:::::::::::::::;:;:;;::::r;=:~::::::::::::::::~:::::~:::::::::;:-.::: TONIGHT-AUG. 16 . •ecuood·tlta ·tollaeco, loliiJ81rY of at home and "unless We can would SlCJ.POI't ttle Nixon-Agnew SATURDAY-AUG. 17 '•iencouragt.. cfeith anddl. .se'•·' an eM of natiooalleadershlp by em this war, we wtll be unable ticket. CLOSED throUgh u\ e>DGDIIvo .~lo rolao "those who would not settle that to give proper attention,. to Resignation Announced Uona ~ to·dllcredlt ''evloo war." domestic needs. Agnew - The MaryIIIII goverSUNDAY, MONDAY donee lilnOidris·la a health Iazard. I I 11The American people deMccarthy did not criticize nor Thursd~ amounced the AND TUESDAY serve more in 1968 than a Sen. George S. McGovern or resignatim o1 the one Negro on AUGUST 18 -19 • 20 Tho Tollacco lNttlute called choice between the positions of South Dakota, who. like himself, his personal staff and Uten (John Huston's) dle task force• a report "a shock-the earllest and strongest has taken a dovish position on quickl.Y appointed another to "REFLECTIONS IN A IJwly In~ defamation ·of s\C)porters of the war,•• Me- Ule war in his bid for the replace him. GOLDEN EYE" an Industry wlllch hu led !he earthy told nearly 20,000 of his Democratic presidential nominHumphrey- The vice pres(Technirolor) way in medical re•-~h to lOOk · Ell:r:, nylor - Marlon Branda partisans Thursdlij' night at a ation. McGovern said Thur~ ident. speaking todl.)' in Mlnneaanswers In the clgarotio cmrally in New York City. in Washington his late ertry polb to a meeting of the United COLORCARTOONS: troveray. "We cannot continue to be into the race was prompted Federation of Poatal Clerks, Bugged in a Rug The 10 • member task Ioree prisoners oC those who would solely by a desire to strengthen said Richard Nixon is running Chiller DiUers " llENNI!I PARKER, left, Ch~sfer, re.celvei • : ' ~~made tho chirp In a report not settle this war," he added in the party' s antiwar forces. He on "a plaUorm of empty Shutter Bug James Bailey, manager of tho Weal Main st. SoiDOca Senlce.,. recommending new steps to e• .a speech beamed by closed added that he had little hq>e of promises." Thursda,y, in Newcourage people to quit &making station in ~omoroy, Parker wa)l recently • ~.ooo tn•~:.: FRIDAY THRU TUESDAY circuit television to massrallies winning an;l that he would not ark, N.J., Humphrey suggested and to discourage )'OUIWS!erS wlmer in J contest conducted by the cOil!l>lllll'· AUGUST 23 • 27 in 22 other cities. accept the vice presidential he might be considering New !rom taldns 111 the hlbl~ '~VALLEY OF THE DOLLS" The Minnesota Democrat said nomillltion. Jersey Gov. Rlchard J. Hughes It reported thai the antismok(Technicolor) there "is no hope for change In other political devel~ as a running mate. Ing CIJnllaignl were begloning Barbara Parkins - Patty Duke 1 with the Republican party" ments: Harold E. Hughes- The goverto take effect. COLORCARTOONS: because Nixon, its nominee tOr Nixon- The Republican pres· nor of Iowa Thursday rellnIt said one mUJlon smokers Good Neighbor president. "has been urging us idential candidate•s campaign quished his favorite son caOOi.. are quitting every year and <Jneoo ' . FUZ to intervene in Vietnam since appeared to stumble over Negro dacy and released a bloc of 46 fourth of ali American men iod SHOW STARTS 7 P, M, 1954." Mccarthy said Hwn- reaction to his vice presidential delegate votes to work for a one-fifth of all women who have phrey, his chief rival for the running mate, Gov. ~iro '"free an:l open" Democratic ever smoked have now quit. Democratk presidential nomin- Agnew of Maryland. J. Earl National Convention. Hughes But it said !he tobacco indusation, had endorsed U.S. In- Dearing, a Negro prosecutor had remained neutral in the try his ...,ntod a ciJnllaign By United Preu Intel'llatlOIIII " volvement in Vietnam since from Louisville, Ky., wh.o is presidential race. to counter thole trends. PRAGUE - CZECHOSLOVAKIA AND ROMANIA today •18111d a 20-year friendship treaty symbellzlnB their """ Independence TONIGHT ONLY from Soviet mastery. (Color) ' Ale.andor Dubcok, Czechoslovak Communist party tlrsl ...,.,_ H1WQ WEEKS IN · tary, &IKI Nlcolae Ceauaescu, Romania's president IIIII part;y chiif. SEPTEMBER" produced the treat¥ after two-~ of talks glvoo a cold shoulder 1 Lltur1ont Terzleff - B. Bardot by the SOviet Union. · AND REFLECTED G L 0 R Y ol "BORN LOSERS" MOSCOW - FORMER PRE!oiiEl!!dKITA S. KIIRVSIICHEV .... new Porll holralyle. Hair· Tom Laughlin - Jane Russell so bored two years ago he tried to teoch a jaclaloW to talk. Tbe blfd do ·.1bope1 up wUb abort ATHENS, Ohio (Upi) - Poll· Columbus, Lancaster, Logan, how much the war costs tmd hair eombed elooe to ,.. proved reacd001ry and Khrushchev, now 74 and wt of _ . r tics, "It's like begging in the Nelsonville and Athens. Today why it should end, why educaSATURDAY tion ls lmportant and the revitokull, a wlcle ribbon aer011 four years. io bullY with a new hobiJlr, Tho man who made the wor)d street," said John J. Gilligan. it wiU be Marietta, Belpre, Pomlhe fo~bead aDd a balrael AUGUST 17 tremble is now nlslnB tomatoes on )IOI>bles and water. "Every politician needs peo- eroy, Jackson and WaverlJ'. "I'm alization or Appalachian Ohio. eovertuc all. For a btl of FOR A FEW DOLLARS MORE Gilligan shakes hands at a ple," the Red--haired Irishman Jack Gilli.gan," he says, "I'm glitter, a dlamoad ellll'lq (Color) glass plant in Lancaster, eats CINCINNATI - FRISCH'S RESTAURANTS, INC., l'OPDl't,la 10 cl1imed. "Without them, where ruMing for the Senate." Ia aU&elted lo lhe net. An oxll!lllive me do,y vaca· per cent Increase In retaU oalos iod earning !rcm Ita 48 c~ Clint Eastwood hotdogs at a picnic, drinks iced Wait - - would we be?" Uon triJ> which oilers a theat- owned Big Boy restaunnts Cor the tlscal yeer lllllod June 2. TIIJ AND And as he told a $10-o-j)late tea whUe talking with voters "We owe it to ourselve!l to CROW STOPS TRAIN THE DEADLY AFFAIR rical promction in addition to COIIIPinY earned t972,984 on retali &alea of $17;28'1,959. · si,Y what we believe and why, dinner for Harry B. Crewson, outside a county chairman's TOKYO (UPI) An old crow James Mason travel Is Pl'OD"sod b7 tho Mo. store and ~'breaks bread" with because we really get the kind cai'Jdidate from the 10th Congres· landed on a power resistor and 100 CCMIQ' Homemakers ec.&nMsxlrnijlsn S<heli TEMPERATURES WILL AVERAGE NEAR NORMAL in otilo of goverrment we wanl Tllat's sional District: "You watt. ~ party falthfuls. BIOtJI)Od one of tho electric 125- di. ln between, as the former coner or later it comes 'So Saturday throut!h WednaadaY, with claily hi8h roadllWa pnel'ilii why I'm here," says the former Tho trip Is next Thur~ and near 80 north and In tho middle 80s eerual and sOuth. gressman ~s. "1 count shirts.'" mtle...an-hour •'bullet" trainsbe:: university professor. What'?" SUN., MON., & TUES. With the Kennedy nair, GO- That's how I know when I'll twoon Tokyo and Oa&ka todll)'. the co~< per por1011 I& $12.50. AM so it goes. Overnight low tamperature& w!U be in the lower to mlddli The crow was electrocuted. AUG. 18 • 19 • 20 Traveling by bus, the tourists 60s. Only minor --to<lly temJIIlrature chlrwe• are lndleataol ligan ratUed off statistics about get home again." Long Days HOTEL will leave Pt. Plllllllll Ill 7 a. Ralnfall .wlll •••rage three quartan to one Inch, occurrlnc 11 a~ From breakfast at 6:30 a.mo to visit tho state c~ltol, era and thundoroh""ers daUy ucept Stutda1. m., Wltil wa:r past sundown. ~lor-Catherine\~::: ... : ·' Malden--Melvyn D Hawk'l Nest Lodge, Lewisburg, It's shakillg hands at a county (COlor) Blue stone Dam and Grandview fair and plant gates. .. television ATHENS - THE GOVERNMENT TODAY aceuled AND state Park, and then move oo P~roou, seU... xlled son of Conner Proll)lor George~ ' and radio interviews. , •the same fonda & Peter Mcicnelrfl questions fr<m neWsmen. . . NEW YORK (UP!) - Pres- Quadi'Ule," states that the Roose- inquiries, Daniels wrot.e. "had to Beckley whore they will vi., or iltSPiring an ' UDiucceaatul usaaslnation attempt on Premier ln speaking In behalf of candidates ident Franklin D. Roosevelt con- velts considered divorce in 1917 Lucy Mercer come to the White "Honey In The Rock" at 8 p.m. George l'll>adopoulos. THEGAMEISOVER tinued to see Mrs. Lucy Mercer but Mrs. Roosevelt declded "mt House in the times when she The bu& Is scheduled to return ••. and cocktaU parties. "PODindroou, through !he pralao of tho criminal act and lly That was Thursday. Today was Rutherfurd until his death, while to step aside" for the beautiful had been away? The truth could to Point Pleaunl at 2 a.m. instiptlon of .others to almllar acta, his acc:tptod moral r e No one under 18 will be ReaervaUma <11 one bus are atblllty," a govermnent spokesman said. more of the same. Only the Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt waspr~ Miss Mercer. He quotes a num- not be denied. Eleanor's resentmitted um1en accompanied ment could not be dissembled. ber of Roosevelt arxl Mercer taken up, but aeveral reservaWcted from kmwing by a "con-. names of the communitles and parents. She armounced she was gettlav tions are on hand for a second relatives to support his story. cert of silence," according to a the faces change. out or Ule White House immeAfter Mrs. Roosevelt diaoovbus. Persons otho< thou Mason Thursday It was Zanesville, new book by historian Jorathan diately.,. ered that Mrs. Rutherfurd had County homemakers are Invited Daniels. In hls interview with UPJ, to make the trip. ThOse lntorell· Daniels, whose brief mention been at her husband's deathbed in a book three years ago of the she ordered all the family be- Danlels said, "I have written a ed are to call or write M r o. 30-year devotion of the late Pr~ longings packed and was oot of soulll historical book and am Abigail Tho~son, Route 2, Pt. sident to the 'Woman who once the White House in five days, not trying to stir up sensatioo," Plsaunl, no 1 - than Monday. Glen hw, a1dltud: diree~ ' was Mrs. Roosevelt's social sec- with not a "glance back," Dan- he added. uu is written also as The leo I• ai10 to be senttoMra. tor of tho Molp IUih SchOol one who is still one or the great-retary stirred U.P a heated con- iels writes. Thompson. Band, romlnda band members Slxtj> JO.pllon cans of milk Daniels, editor of the Ra1eigh. est adm.trers of the Roolevelt troversy. thai busoo wW leave the Mid- were IDlilod In a ..,. truck ••· His new book, "Washington N.C. News and Observer ard CamUy. I lhlnk it is one of tho dleport IU&I> School al 12 ...., at 3:15 p.m. 'l'hUrldiY Oil onetime administrative assist- greatest families we've had in SQUAD CALLED Rouah lld., two IJ1d two • tend!• Saturda,y to tho Melp ant and press secretary to Roose- Ws century - mll)'be lorwer The Middleport emergency County Fair. For -•from mlleo weal of R~ 311~. than that." velt, said he decided "itla tlme B<tUad wu called to tho hOmo of Rutland, busoa wiU leave then The state~ Palro! Aid, tor thtt story to be told. " Mabel HyaoB early alll:30 LID. E. Smlllt, 18, Rt. 2 PalThlt fact that Mrs, Ruther· 1Jw. Mlu My&Oll had becomo!U For the illnday }lark dodlea- riot, -oaehed a I'Oii&b NclioD turd, who died three years after at her homt!. She was oot hos- tion at Forelll <\cres. buNI w!U of road and IWerv!"i to lhe loft Roosevelt, w a s sitting with pllalized. leave Middleport Ill 12:311 p.m. to tnlu muclloleo. Thotruek(Continued !rom page I) Roosevelt when he suffered his and Rutland at 12 lmo I ditch Ill lhe 'loft ·11<18 '!f fatal stroke in Warm Sprl11g1, bd<sr. the rood and "'arturned anlo 'llo DISCARD LAW Ga., in 1945, waa never made "LOve Is mue," was !IUilJ by .!VNGLE DUEL ,Iatlolde, opllllnc llaload,Ormllk. MUNICH, Gorllllli\Y (UP!) known officially. Mrs. Roosevelt C~ Hayman follwod by the MANILA (UJ'X) - Two forest Smllh waa not IQlureol,:lle"''ffl. Tho Bavarian Slate ChanCellory did not learn of it until after next crowd-j)loaaor, 13?-ear-<>ld said 'l'lllradaY It had discarded ranprs wefool with j u n II• .llW to !be patrO(, Tbere ...:mOd. she new in from WasHington Randl' Boring, with hla Cather, c1omap to the left· ~ of an old Nul Tblrd Rolch law that lmiVOI II\ lhe lmlhorn Pldllp. tor the deeth watch. Mrs.. Ruth- ••spec-• . Borlrlg accompanying, pines Tbur~. One wasldlled, the truck and to tho wlndlltlold. only "reliable poraons" may erfurd had airead,y left. preiiOillln& ''Bonnie and Clyde" kiOl) carrier plpona. the othar crll\cai!J ....- . , No ehlrau wao tiled. "There's hell to pay," Daniela m tho baJUo, The Borlnp also {]/t(J(J$( qtxted White House Press Sec· gave two encores and James retary Steve Early as tellbw' CUndl.fl' una. ''Blue !des." another staff member. 11 Mrs.. Btackllg)rting was foawred u To be mnembencl• 01111 cf Roosevelt knows that Lucy RutbRay Alkire oang "SOIIIOthlng Slu· mlllk.ind't lrmat daJra a, • er£urd was here.'' pid" to bring oo a donee line &Dd daoo.iiiS .ad erecdna dam fttl Tho First Lady made direct Dick Nease and Am Holter, a What could be neater, more efficient, more imperUhabJe ~ -.n,. dance team from lalt year•• penom ere malr.ioa JUre die convenient all around than (1) handy show, dld a Gal '90s tbeme •1)1. world wiiiMYer ~lr checkbook stubs for quick reference in er)lbody Step.,. VETERANS MEMORIAL l0fJ1f them. Why IIOf llflea 1 checking on the date and amoant of your The trumpet of Clydo McCoy HOSPITAL memorial for yountlf _. Jow!1 payments and other expenditures plus (2) ADMITTED - COrollno 'fum. was repromced by Karen GrU· ana now ... u 1.....,.... dult canceled checks that automatically become er, Maaooi Mary Barnhart, Pctn- fith doing McCoy's famed ''&!tyou •ill be~ . . •' eroy~ John Massie, PomeCOJ!; ar Blues" for which llhe was calleasy-to-file, easy-to-find receipts. Open a manp yean J~~~rr rou .,.. ..... s~·E John Lyona, Middleport; Clyde ed back to tho stage tor anolher l.n Ul hf)p t'OU iQ rhlslmpclf'IIUII checking account here rww! Cramlet, Raclne; Ellza Litchoo encore. ttlettton .... }gyt • .,., .,..., Cioalng the show wllh "I Aht't field, MaiODi Bernice Nicholson, of 6aint me.orillt ,,..., RutlaJKii Oste Manuel, Racine; Got Nabocl1" wa1 Mrs. Noaoa whkfltoct.oc:.. Lucille Bearhs, Middleport. and tile blacklilbt dlaelnB LOWEST PRICES DISCHARGED Lewis EdgeU, of cathy Fultz, Am Holter, 111,1' " IN THE AREA Arnold stump, McGowan, Ray Alldre, Ralplt CO~OR Werry &Dd Dick Ntaso. ... ·~· Tho tlllalo carried out a Oil· Monument Co. COMMITTEE TO MEET tranclni rollalw• and patrlato . ' . \ FOI''""tly Narrlt The executive committee of M..num•nf Co . lc theme hl&ldlalttod In a rarra· the Meigo Local Band Boosters lion by Mrs. Kllltr)'lt Crow, 21 Yeo::u, fJrperi•nc:• wUl meet Molllay at tha Middle- Ill& ·Bond Mlnltl'el ASIOdotlon •! .... , .. ' • ' Chorlu VI . L•11ar, O•n•• POMEROY RUTLAND Open 9.5 We•klyport Hish S<hool al 8 p.m. Propreoldolll. Aloo portormlns 1n Sundoyt & Evenittgt sidtnt Arthur Miller said, "All By Appt . the IIMie were Slfto POWell Serving Metgs County lor over 96 years •r . committee chairmen ohOO!ld ""' with "Grand Old Flag" a n d 260 W. Moin terw:l Utls alllrnportantmeeting.." Memher Federal Reserve System Juno Van Vranken and ebonla <loin& •'Bitile Hymn ot l h o Member FDIC Republic.• · Acoompall)'ing tho ohOw wao ~II Accounts Insured Up To $15,000 Under an lnatrumontal combo composed of Mrs. Olive ''io)Or, planThe Fed~"'' Depositlnourance Corporation MDGS By United Press Internatlonal Labeling Richard M. Nixon and Hubert Humphrey tho "earliest and strongest S\.IPI)Ol"ters'" of the Vietnam War, sen. Eugene Mccarthy has called tor '~ . . ". .. SUNDAY, AUGUST 18, 1968 ·u .- ' .~ · ' • ~' v . " ear Death Fights-for Life I News••• in· Briefs He Counts Shirts Homemakers Gilligan Works SE Ohio Invited on ------------ alma« One Day Tour ~! ·----------·-- I ''" Concert of Silence is Exposed Milkspilled Sc/wol at Noon In Aeeident d- ' I Fri-....,. Musical Dwlll•• noon. Achecking account can be THE PERFECT PERSONAL FINANCIAL FILE FOR YOU! I Vour OwH El..rfel~s .,, •• Both FriKy and SltlrKy_ Nights Until 9-an~ Fri~IJ au Slhtday are lartaln Days ALSO WE ARE HAVING OUR ANNUAL !' OF CUSTOM MADE - ON THE ZND. FLOOR - IN THIS SALE YOU SAVE 20\IN THE ~E,. , .POMEROY NATIONAL BANK LEGAR EST PATTERNS AND SOLID CUSTOM MADE DRAPE$ BY THE , ' COUNTRY'S LEADING ~KER. SELECJ lg~RfTHIS WEEKEND OR · ' • I ', • ' NEXJ JI£E,l. ' ,..,,.,. let; ·r rld Sllaon, &):'"lltnl, ·""' tl., Glaze, ball violin. fi'Y,, paid on Cerlilicates of DepOsit In J tihlch wW be< presented apln a1 8:311 p.m. · !!"turdliY was lhe veteran maw of. etl'lftl()lllea, .loa SIN>Io. OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 5:00 to 7:110 •• ) ,. ....,...._ '•r !he 1868 muolcai, Mu!Uples of $1,000.00 • / "'*'""* Brue. to Leave '' ,, .J j . .. ' . ·.. . ' I ~O~MB!:~~~! ~sr~h~~~~as fairs start in Ohio this coming week, including the biggest ' ot them all - tho state Fair hero, running from Thuriday thrwgh Labor Day, Sop~ 2. The 12-da.Y State Fair schedules again ltvestock and horse exhibitions and judging&, a huge art show, circus performances twice a day ark~ tree gi'Uidatand ertertlimnent '"The stars will Include Bob Hope, Johnny . caraon, Ed Ameo, John Davidaon and the Smothers Brothers. To bolster the total figures, IIIII' ofll~s il'!' plusgtns for . much as haltpriceforeverybody. Althrough admittance ,for most .oeople will cost $1.50, those""' der 12 ~ In for onr 25 cents, Winding up this week will be sb county lairs, the' n.rat being the Cuyahoga County show at Berea SUJidas. Otber"s ringing .. down thecurtainareOttawacounty Monday, Logan . County Wed-nesda,y, Allen CoUnty Thursday and Darke County Fridll)', Friday. · Sun:lay starts Were scheduled for the Deflancli County fair at Hlckavllle, Bujler County at .. Aft~r ·7th Attack WASHINGTON (UPD ~ Former President Dwight D. Eisen. hoWer's doctors reported late saturday that he was in 'jextremely critical condition" 24 hours after his seventh heart attack. Since the five ..star genetal's major seizure at 1:25 p.m. Friday, he has suffered four incidents or irregular heart activity. All were corrected by electrical treatmenl During the first two such episodes, Eisenhower lost consciousness brie.Qy but imme- . diately rallied and showed no brain damage, according to Walter Reed Army Medical Center. The 77-year~d former Chief in a mid-morning bulletin, · Executlve was described as Eisenhower's doctors reported being in "serious" corxlition that in Lhe 17 hours after his immediately after ttis latest seventh heart attack at 1:25 heart attack. At 10 a.m. EDT p. m, Friday, the general was saturday, he was said to be In amicted twice by rapid irregu"critical" condition, and that lar heart action. He loat his physicians were "increasing- consciousness both . times but ly concerned" over his l!ondi- was quickly revived with the Wife At Bedside help oC electricalstlmulatlon. Eisenhower's wife Mamie and He is "alert and has no PERFECT TIMING - Ti'<! Grand Chlmplon of the Moigy his son, John, were at h i s evidence or brain damage," COWitY Fair Guernsey Show competition gave birth to a new bedside at Walter Reed, . John's !hoy reported. calf only minutes after the event erded and awards had been son, David, was Dying in from But, the doctors added, "the presented Friday after moo. The two year-old cow, owned and the West Coast. President occurrence or these episodes of shown by Huol4LCarnahan of RD Racine, alsu won the best Johnson at his Texas ranch, irregular heart action Is of ft'&S kept informed of develop" Increasing concern to his ments. physician&.,. · "Drug therapy to control the · The seizures were described heart irritabUity has been as "ventricular ObrUlation," a continued,'' Army doctors re- twitching of the muscle of the ported at 3 p.m. ventricle, a lower chamber ST. PETERSBURG, F I a. Negro district were burned or beside the heart where blood is (UPOPolice Chief Harold C. damaged. forced Into the arteries. The Smith said Saturday s nosrl;twltching is so rapid that it Gov. Claude Kirk. fearing a prevents a coordinated heart night-long outburst of flres, new outbreak of violence when looting s~ . 11\>ttl• and bricl< the sun went down saturday be~t. night similar to a series of ~senhOwer's '-'tle {JJr hlt throwing bY h;t!,areda o( you~ lite took place on the foiurth Nerroeo ~peered to be s rampages in Miami Beach two · Ooor suite of it 30..yoar-old brick 11planned program of harass- weeks ago that lett three dead, assigned a special force of 145 JACKSON Olllo (UP!) - Roo wi~ of the Walter . Reed ment." Pollee re~ 'ttt" tear gas state officers to this Gulf Coast J~s. a 'Jackson Ute iniUl'- Hospital complex reserved for barrages .t' " 1o put doWn the distinguished U.S. officlaiL He resort city. ance salesmah 'W John J Gilram~s that ran for nearly was surrouMed by all the Earlier Kirk had ordered a ligan agree disagree. · seven houn after a fight broke National Guard force of 300 The two men discussed their equipment needed for a critical views Friday as Gilligan, !be heart patient, including an out In a dance halL At least16 men on standby alert. Police Democrulic nominee for the U. electrocardiograph used to m~ person11 were arrested, three Chief Smith said, however, the nltor his heart activity cDnstant.. "!If' injored and at least 15 guardsmen would be used only s. Senate, walked tho ·ltreets of ly. bt¥hiess establishments In a 10 as a "last resort." this small rural oommunlzy in w;. 15 block area in the central the Hocking Hills. .. VIET CONG CAUGHT In between handshakes, Jenkins SAIGON (UP0 - Troops of aBkod and got Gilligan's 'flews Sooth Korea's 'I1gerD1visionSaton gun control and &JIW'antsod urdoy repoi'tad killing a nurse annual wage. The two ure insurand 10 other VIet Cong while ance sales agreed on the wage asarchlng a hojpllal complex in but not on gun cootrol. CHICAGO (l)Pil- Gov. Les- to oppose Republican Richard a ca\fe near fllu cat on South ter Maddox of Georgia iolned "Every man should be guarM. Nixon in November. The Milt. the come-' ror the Democratic move also came just a week lniood a job," GlUipn satd. Vietnam's "!'f>!raa tary . . .llii. &al'd. the ....... HBut every person unable to Preside~ nomination Satur- after another late starter, Sen. was carrylnB a rlfie. work because ct illness or age and ..,.,ed barely a ripple George S. McGovern of South along Lalit le.chigaJL should have OflOU8h money to live Dakota, jt.nnped in with hopes DOUBLE LIST Assertlna:- ftt the Democratic of collecting substantial support on and take care oCthemselvea." NORBURY, England (UPI) Part$ rnust be uorrered 1 from backers of the late sen. " Part ol the idea comes from Two children, 10 and 13, trotted conservative candidate,'' the tho 1930s but l thbi< the J o b Robert F. Kennedy of New off to msrket with two list& Georgia segregationist became guarantee Is somettdng new." from York. IJX(her, one teJUng them the fourth and ~parenUy the said the former congressman Nat Enougfl Sqlport what to buy and !he other weakest or the announced who made ltopaln alx communi. Neither McGovern nor Mad- · to Ileal. The mother ploadod Democntic Cllllidates. dox could yet offer evidence of ties before returning home to IIUill¥ Frl- to OOWllelllng !he Ctnclmati. "You know, not ev~ His announcement at an enough delegale •llloort to hurt theft of .two plec:es or moat. Atlanta news conference came the fronter runner, Vice Pree(Contlllled on Page 2) Dine dlys before the Democr... ldent Hubert H. Humphrey, and tic National COnvention opens his principal challenger~ Sen. here to ....,,..te Its candidate Eugene J. McCOrlhy of Mlnno- Rioting Planned One Thmg • r~ !~-,.~ "::Agreed hose under 12 wUI be ad- aln County event opens at Well· 4!1 ., free 00 Weekdays untU nd all amusement rides • • ~heehan ~ill Speak at Park lngton Monday; Tuesday i& /the curtain raising dJ3 for the ~s am: L a k e Coonty fairs :at Wes~ Union and Painesville : respectively, and Wednesday for tho Columbiana and Mol11'0fj County fairs at Lisbon snd wr•fteld. · .......·.·.·.•.•.·...·.·"'.;.·.·······-:············.;-;·;o;o····;o,. ••..:~ RUTLAND William Sheo-~ ot!lclal of the u. S. IJo. fttlso.. Doll&r(menl In Washing. ton, D. C., will be main speak. f/1- tor tho dedication coremoo. loa of Foreal Acre Park near bore today, Tbo park, located on tho New lJma Rbad, has been built by Workers of the Loading Creel< ~sorvancy District and Water. lbed Aasodatlon'a "OperatiOn Mainstream" project. Tbe dedication will get un. cloi'Wij' at 1:30 p.m. and an all. day ehl_ckeo ~arbe""' will be hold. Tho Rutiand Fire Depart. m.>1 will be In charge of Bale ~ IIIOW ~s, , .POP corn an d cottoa<liillv. ~~:::::;::::::::*?:!:~:t:~:::~::::::::::~::::::::~:~::::~:.~~~ ' COLUMBUS (UPI) - It ma,y be tho inost competitive Slate Fair O'(t!r. OhlostateFalr Manager Jerry L. Kallenbach said Satllnla.Y the fair already has brok"'' Its own record!oroom. petit(,ve exhibitors. · ThO 19&8 edition of the fair wlli ,Bbowcaso 6,80> exhibitors displaying ever)'lltlng from to bjlli s and rosoa to cake&. Tho number of exhlbl· tor's Is up 13 per cent over ia II bees year's. ' ''"'"*'=""'''~'""'!lw:i ,x~ - w ..& . . ... ·.·:i•;>'•'··· ::l:~:-;.':9;.... ··m!ti: ~..;:. •;(>%,..... '"•)''•'>~.-: ......:v:.:-x . oWA•oy;, ~~• On and ••• • ' ·.• ·.~ •' . ' 'l '. .....I ·,~ .,l·'f, I ~ ... ' :of ' ' \i . ' ' female owned and bred by tho exhibitor class. The lJl'llld champion is pictured with her new calf as Tony Carnahan, grandson of the owner and son of Mr. ard Mrs. Jim Carnahan, looks on. The photo was taken about 15 mirutes after the Guernsey Show was completed. CINCINNATI (UPI)- Police went into a "phase two" desIgnation Fri- nisllt, uled for oontrolllng riot situations, alter the shooting of a Negro woman by a white man touched off rock throwing and wtn. dow 1mashin.g by 1a r g e groups of Negroes. Officers were issued riot helmets and ~~ a n d were told to read the riot act to an,y unruly crowds In thO predominantly Negro Avondale section where the violence erupted . The trouble started when the woman, Mrs. Willi Roberts, 50, was shot 81ld kill- ed by a white man in a bar. ""-11- Bola. When Mc Carthy, campaigning Slturdas in Chicago, learned of the Maddox announcement, he said: "He won't draw am· delegates from me because, if he draws deleg~te s from the South, I don't have any in the South. The Vice President is supposed to have all of tllem.'' This was in line with McCarthy 's earlier forecast that any delegate inroads made by Maddox would be at Humphrey' s expense. "We don't think the Maddox Continued on page 2 Charge SCLC Sellout MEMPms, Tom. (UPil- The warehooses over D. C., the Southern Christian Leaderohlp statement said. Conference founded by tile late Th diBJ>Ute begiD in an aqp"y Dr. Martin Lolhor KIJw Jr. exchlqe be«ween ln"*'ers O!ldld ,It• ,....nllon Saturday 111~ben and tho Rev. Andrew with ~PI ,of I soliout from J, YOU!lilo executive nee pro,. Iliaci< militants and without a !deDI of SCLC. Young told ti'<! ma.Wr. I« it11 1utun. lnvodors · thay wore partly A y..._ black nlllltant Jll'O'W roBJ>Ollaible for KitW"s death by from lleq>lllo which calla l&ll"l•tion hero .\prll 4. thomoeJV.s !he lnvodoro ·'!ell'ly Tho lm*lers ltad · turned a . · <llaf..,tod the cloolng mlnur.,s of eal'blaemen's protest march , , !he four-day convo~n '!·I t ·h Into I noar,riat" to Pin Chlr&ea of betrayal 1~ the,.Poor recotlnltion !IY Memphis Necro J'aq>Je.•' Cfii\I>IIsll. . I-rs. The incident made ' the liCtc ·ltll! Ktns determined io slaf in In COII!fl>rt Ill • Me...,hls and hold • second motel and eatlnc m.rch to prove his J)ono;vitient ....,,.. ~lick broth- tacilco could work. ~CI(Jiled 1111 ·~llW ;~,:,::~ :~.~~ " ' In '. .... od,; o.,-;;: · ,w~~ - !nvallsr!.~during a 9"""'""' y- t>Raonl . 'I'ha Fighting Rages in Vietnam SAIGON (UPO- Allied troq>o killed 589 North VIetnamese and Viet Cong in major t.ttles ranging ail tho Wll)' !rom tho saigon area to the Demllitarized Zone, the U.S. Command reported Saturday in a statement which cast doubt on any scaliJ18 down of the war by Hanol ~ · ·,\;;,~ and South vtea- me~ headquarters placed allied Maddox Just Small Ripple . by . :• The more some part lnwders, called nothing than a street gang by MeJTC)his Negroes, took in the Poor Peoples' losses at 58 k111ed and 221 wounded in combat which started ThW"sday. These figures included 25 American dead and 201 U.S. lighting men wounded. l l.S. mUitary briefing officers said at least eight major battles, five or them initiated by North Vietnamese regulars, flared in South Vietnam's Ove north.ern provinces and ln the DMZ betweeo tho two Viet· rams. Other major c;ghts erupted ~ar Saigon and Of' *he strategic Central Highlams. It was the heaviest oudlreak or this summer llkl erded a general luU in f>ghting that began in June when U.S. commanders said Communiat forces seemed to be avoiding contact. Tho reduced t0111110 of ligh!lng hid led to speculation that North VIetnam might bo ~ the reciprocal action the United States has been demarding as the price for a cOIDI)Iete bmnbing halt apinst the North. .I l.I Rotarians Hold Family Pienie Campaign. Numbering about 50, man,o of their members have recently been arrested by city MIDD~PORT- Goorgo Moln. pollee on a variety of charges. hart, former M,.ga Count¥ rep.. The 11th annual SCLC conven- reaentative in U.e lePilature, tion unanimously elected tho was aucttoneer here Friday eve!lev. HIIJ>h David Abernath,y to ning at a •'W!tllo elephant~ aale. hiS first Cull term IS presidenl. II followed 1 bounliAd Jil""'-< However, the meeting erkled dinner for IDelil>ora and. withOut a major progt'lm: or Uleo of tho Nlddl~..f'OIIlor<IY direction for tho coming year• ltolttry Club It tlto hume ·of Jli>. .....,. Filla, Abernathy 1-.d told tho tarlu deieaa!es SCLC would romaln non-vlolo"' and bi-racial, but he said neither he nor tho organtuUoo would.. act as poacoiiJilkera In any flltllre rae!~ dl-rs. Tho do-~p ram. ' Ul'8lnB . " �,, .~a~1J.:. · ~· : I'O~EROY .;.. A _ml4&fng olngle""'g!ne olrpl1110 with q,roe persons "aboard. wu foWid Friday night, aboul 18 mllea northwest or here in southern Atfl· ens County near !llade. The pilot 'I ( ! I' ' I . ·, ' • .' ·: I' Deputies said the crash victims were pilot Jim Blackburn of Raven~wood and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Rainwater o£ Ripley, who were en route to Ft. Wayne to hour after ~ '• j. ,, ., l I • ' leavin~ "!'~);: BOSTON · .:: It pleaoecl him to - JQUtb I'll'.'"' Uclpar. in 1be -~· :: . Olbori -eoil by MaJor I!Qneo were B. F. ~Rob· ''' er1 K. WIIIOII, Dallal Wilker, .I fornior- 'membor d. Uie "!. ' ' WRECKAGE - Tlmes..SOntinel PhotogriiPher Robert Wingett, recorded this scene of the single-engine airpll.ne that crashed near Shade aoo took the lives o( the pUot arxl ~o passenge~s. The plane was located Friday night and the above picture was taken as the bodies were being removed. < UPI l Glll!iBD walked ~ of . I h o store and J811ldns dl~ II was the first 1lme In 1"'1 days of campolplng In fllo lOu. Congtesolonal Dlstrld had fi>Pro&checl GllllPnaboutbll views and hied to arpe a palm. Friday Included a number of talks to Plrt.Y workers; IIAips at fairs and courthouae rlllloa. AI the Meigs Counfl' Fair at POmeroy, the trlahman allonqJiod to woo a booth worker for hlii.Ropubllcan _,.m, WUIInm B. Soxbe, II didn't work. Murl Ours ·held ftrm and offered Gilligan a ~et .on Saxbe. The candidate declined but his son, John Patrick, 1 SOphomore at llartmooth, took one "to add to my colledlon,• . RAISING FLAG - The clodlcallon eeremmles for tho Public Ao<eoo iaclllcy of Maoon were "'''nod Friday b)' POIII&o roy Scout Dena ~ D, IDd m and Girl Seoul Troop 61, lloo of Washington White Paper HHH Has Running Mate convention's platform BA well. fidelity the script already unrolled at Miami Beach. The anti - VIetnam war Democrats must stop Hubert HUmphrey on the first ballot or not at all, alter a great deal of howllpg and hauling, the Democratic plank nary laced, and failed, the hard ne- make ollglttly more palat.ble, cessity to arrest Richard Nix- but no less genuine, a central ll!>~aratlon In general - ' on on ballot No. I. - the'· ·' workers assisting at the scene of the · airplane crash near Shade remove one of the three victims. The bodies were carried across a small ravine to a waiting tractor and wagon that hauled the remains Crom the hilly, wooded area. on Vietnam willbemarkedlysim- Rep.~blicans just as the anti-war Maddox · It Is as good as 50-50 that tlar to that broullht forth by tho Re_pd)Ucans. There will be some consollng words to the doves to · --- ·IH;.~InfAA!ii·t:l. «i'llle pre88111 blparltaan policy ' 'blih.an.fmjlEislllblUty in oo,:<ye.., • TKb crucial reality here Is terdays - but whlcll any prudent olmply that the cloves In lhe l>I;~;;J . orliim-lhli "ifoUid'ltltf"" t('VIitnam. man must nevertheless regard as a conceivability in this impos- sibly wild political year - the ATLANTA (UP0-Gov, Les- ' .I .,' ' " I: •' ':l • ' l ter Maddox, claiming to have "waited as long as my conscience would allow me to wait," announced Saturday his ~ndidacy ror president of the United States. Maddox went before a battery or network teJevision cameras arxl a live audience <>f something less than overnowtng to become the fourth man to actively seck the nomination o( the t-;ational Democratic Convention in Chicago starting Aug. 26. He wJwcd to make law and order one of his chief platform planks and he said it matters little thai he IS getting intv the campaign less than two weeks before the convention opens. I "I've got the best organiza.Johnson is a member of the members of the Georgia Demotion in this colUltry," he said. Democratic delegatlon to the cratic convertlon which he "I've got at least 150 million Chiraco convention and was heads to arutotmce he was Americans who believe what I present during the announce- running. While a contingent of secrllt said," referring to the television ment. Service agents quickly assigned audience. ' M a d d o x's announcement to the governor stood guard, There were at least s<>me, came as no surprise. Impatient however, who weren't with him to get rolling, the 52-Year-old Maddox said he would seek the in the campaign. former fried chicken restaurant presidency with "all posslble Will Help Wallace operator had sent letters to vigor and determination." State Sen. Leroy Johnson of Atlanta, the first Negro to sit tn a state legislature in the South DDCTDAIB MAIL-BAG since Reconstruction, called Maddox's cardidacy "an exercise in futility that's designed to hurt the Democratic Party and help George Wallace. "We're tired of being made a laughing stock of the nation. By WAYNE G. BRANDSTADT, M.D. The governor puts us in that position too many times." Q--Wbat Ia the cause and lhese drugs be taken safely? treatment of Meniere's disA-Not all ol them were case? given for your Iabyrinlhilla, a teorr( iiorJor«aiei. some Anglo-Buon !tllro 1\pw wllll more worried about the prom- loed brawl over s~I!DK nearly one Ofth of the 5,811 deleptea and alternotes cerlllled to the convention b)' t~lr alate parties. Hearings Monday Hearings on the88 i,ooo or so contests q.en here Monday before the conveldlonol Credent111a Committee heacled by Gov. The audience ol 200 In the government pollcleL Richard J, Huglt~s ·of New •we have been shomed by Jeraey. The challengoa coldi'OntHouse o( Representatives chamher in tile gold-domed Atlanta riots ard aenaeleu destrucUoo, lrw tho credentials &tole> were capitol buDding was somewhat which baa turned our cWea into tho moot masalve over; thrown smaller than 'Maddox had b&ltlearounda and reduced 1ar110 It a modern Mtlonol ~ltlcll Democratic party, like their a faint Soulhom accent. counterparts tn the G.O.P., are Tholr coae, matr,wor, wtll be inherently '"'tg\lmell: and no •· lllroo\i. The South lo vlalbl,y an BfRRr'S WORLD Cause Still Unknown In Meniere's Disease A-Although the cause is unkno.wn, sllch factors as allergy, t stress of modern living, an hardening of the arteries or er disturbances of circulation ~ip the inner ear appear to be )mportant lactors. A wide va~ty of drugs has been used to treat this disease, including diuretics, antihistamines, nieotinic acid, vitamin B-12, betahistine hy- drochloride (Sere) and streptomycin. Limitation of the fluid and salt intake is recommended because waterlogging or the inner ear is be· lieved to be the underlying mechanism causing the symptoms. In the treatment of patients with severe dizziness, surgical destruction of the inner ear may be necessary. Q-Since laol September I have been having dizziness condltipn clnaely related In Meniete~~ disease. They can he taken safely if your doctor adjusts the dosage to your in· dividual needs as judged by your progress in controlling your symptoms. Q-My doetor says I have labyrinthitis. He is giving me Antivert but he aald the dis· ease w o u I d eventuaUy go away. How long should thlo t.ake? A-Il tile Inflammation In your inner ear ilabyrinthllla) is an acute process associated with a virus Infection, it could clear up within two or three weeks. But if tt is a chronic condition due ~ an allergy or hardening of e arteries, It will not cle( up spontane· ously . Q-Our doelor says my hus· band has some trouble with and nausea. My doctor says anticipated. Loudspeaker& set u_p on the ce,pltol to take care of tl1e overflow were umeeded. There was no overnow. Maddox, who first pined a nationwide fullowlng In 1964 when he chased lntegntiOIHlenl Negroes fn:m ttl& restaurant wttll a pistol and axe handleo- agaln before television cameras - made It clear his main platform plsok would be a return lo 1aw and order. But he alao aoYOrei)' crlUctzed Amortcan policy In VIetnam and other Burglary Attempted In Pomeroy PO·-o~ The M 0 1I 1 """' ' County brlfl'o Ilejjlriii1G..... el- ly Solurday mornlnjrlnv _ oiiUtllod and ,...._ --enl ac at'""'~'¥...,. ..,.., 111. ' burllary: The aeddont ol:eur....o ., 12:, •- -! • • niere's disease. For the treat- ment see the previous answer. ' ·NNot onlr cow I NOT ,.. - - •amed 'Hul»tt' os ,,,.idowt---1 con't ,.. 'Wrfffly, Miwnolllffl,' os tho 161mmer WIHf.e HouH!H 'I Q-Over a year ag• I de· veloped chronic labyrinthitis. My doctor prescribed nicotinic acid, a tranquilizer, antibiotics and a capsule for stomach spasms. Can all ern men. FJementerY realism, which may be tlellned as S0111011moa oomo kind of a ~de in politico, lftlUld Indicate thai tn llle showdown l~Umjm'O)' will be lmpel- ·-:.:.~~the br ' leu oporillon. ,Demap, to lilo veblcleo ·lnvoiYid 'wu not hoof)'. proved very successful. GAt.LII'OUIO ~lb TKDI:~ interolll. Mason Mayor Dayton RayJ~ea, who served aa master of cere. II1Cllllot for tho dedlcallm, remarked at me point while referring to the dignitaries present, "We. are few in mmber, but ' '. Ttl£ lMILY ~·'lL 118 Mtc:llallk &.ni..JWMN),ON..qftt. lVIII Ibid ·-) -~ ....~ . . . *tin- ~. Enw.-.1 u....-dt.-IIJIIill•fUMI'Il Jomero1. Ohio, POll Offln. TE.IIIoUi 01-" Sl:BIIelllinolo: BJ <"liTter df, {b IMI ~I 1k Plf' . . . . WAU. st.lll:iCIIInlOI'O RAft.li Tht Gal.IIJIOII• Trlb!M In Olllo and W..t Vir- "'i ;: ONE WEEI , ' I Hate Hint SAN FRANCISCO !UPI> -A radiator h01e that becomes spongy :lrullde be c au s e of leogthy contact wttb. hot water .> may c&uae the car engine to overheat, says the Callfomla State Automoblle Association. CARTOON ; DEDICA110N SPEAKER - Col Morrla D. llooah, now dlllrlct elll!II*r of the U,S. Corps of Elll!lneera, Huntington, aclclrosaeo tho crowd of ,.,proximately 3.50 persmo who attended 1lle docllcatlon ceremonies for Ma1011's N>llc Accesa laclllcy Friday, Seatod, left to rllll~ are Mayor lloyton Raynes, Rav. Lowell KonnO)', whe gave tho tnwcatioll; Judge James Leo Th-- Bill McGraw, realdenlelll!lneer em tho Bacino Loeka & Dun Project, and Jack Bunlelt, U.S. Corpa of ED- .._L I • menting, 14 No one has the right to pollute streams." He commended the Ward Construcllon Com-. 1181101'oi cootraclor for the project, for 111 We were pretty proud when we brought out the standard black desk phone. It was the very last word. = Then the improvements began. About 2,400 of them since 1950. leaYc·: 5ifi , 1teslh ~ ' J• 1 ' ~:;~·not t~~~lilftl,y coUrt!na fotltl!lr~ ~ei. ~~· ~'¥:~<' $1,1$1 , said ht; and'Kei!B!f, "roll1irkalllf Kelllledy'• iiiiU tl SEIIVIIIG aDCllJN - Free chlelten - · were oonod ,....,_who ltteillod tho tledlcatklll ceremclll) of ·lhl! Nlllc Acco" flcfllty In Muoa FrldQ, Vo'IDliM'o,aro •bolm aorvllw the . .......... chlckoil abo~ ;.' We'll bet you didn't even notice when we reduced the weight of the handset to help you avoid caller's cramps. Politicians ·Dust Off . Old Animal Symbots , ly NOEL GROV.E . : ·-· Mlam!'.BeadJ, refGrencel to imtei out ·llla ~.removed . lqtltkin ·Jo~ u a "laDle froin the pil~ty of re- WAiiiiiNGTON - (NEA) Tbat lll·Amerlc,an meoagtrle of political symbelilm Is ..,. tlvely visible In this election year. Tbe elepballt floatlna over the Repullllean eonvenflon at dtJQk" preoldoot; to noncanclltletel sueb u Mayor Jobn Llotlsay as a "dark horae,'' depiCtion of the Demoerata u a donkey-aU make up the main character• In a ICeoario of aulmallmagery familiar to this country. 1 So oadooally uaed and accepted are they by BOW tbat pr:obably few reallle 'thet 111 tbeae, arroboll orlalnated aa uncotnpllllleutafY tefe..-es. "Laine duck" In latb-century"~ngl&lld lias a bankrupt stock br<)ker or atock jobl>er who couldn't cr wouldn't mal!e goOd his losses. TemllOfatlly at a toss of power, be 'W8I said to t waddle out of 1M ~ ley· ~ a lame duck.'' • Not' the illid of ' And you probably didn't realize that our men of science also developed a new varistor (you know what a .varistor is, don't you?) to reduce clicking noises in the handset. elecllon, Leu tlorl8lve, but atiU UD· complbnentary In Ill orllfnal Implied ohl••,..... and doubledoa!lng, Jitiie-f.dart hort18" ~. AJ derlvatlvo of the hor..l'IC!n& World, it meant Now, all of these don't mean we've ignored the rest of the phone. Remember when we switched from leather "feet" to the non-skidding rubber ones? Or when we changed from a plain metal dial to the pretty see-through plastic one? a proven Winner ·whlcb was dyed black and then raced uiltler au 'Uiumed name at long Odds. Tba ~· u 1ll8d In' jlolltlca bu • altered charitably to moan a candl· ~~ wbeboblndcomtooaWin~. ..-~. lalaolll hi film HO~YWOOD The point is, we don't just bring out a new model and then forget it. We're constantly figuring new and better ways to improve your phone service. Improved instruments for you. Better, faster equipment at the telephone company. !UPI)-cbar· aner t actor Martin BA'um Joins POitr ~ IIi t'lfo. 11&1· aile':'for an,ma C01!14>r l'llll!B. , ~·!··'!!' ' ' ,• ' ,, .· \ ' ' ~-- .. ,, .,.,. ,.. Ohio Ball ,. •... !. 1.' '' · •. Euery · I~· ,. "' ,. ~ "Vli4A\'< ,KJLLEo , t:;r the Jli'Ocell ~ ~~ ~ ~ '\l>!ir' ilci~ • But it pays off. We've managed to keep local telephone rates the (l81Jle since 1959. And long distance rates have been reduced eight times during that period. We just never leave well enough illone. "" , v-.;:~ . '""i More often than not, you can't see the changes. They're inside the phones. Like the time we clwtged the dialing mechanism to make it quieter. Or when we switched from a fabric to an aluminum diaphragm to let you hear better. I ' •• ' '. ' ti~ you pick it up we try to ~eep _it d9um. . ' ' ~· ! <'\--~~' d I I i." . Cl'O)', . ' '·, '""· ' lteos. Hftl. ,_., .questlo111 W c-onrmtlllfl to Wey"' Q. J,.ttltkllf, M..D., hi care ol rills JNIP.,. W6illi Dr. JronfltfD~f CCI'IIIIOf IIIUirW ;M;. rid11gf Jttr.n, IN will .,,.., lttr.rs ol ,.,.,., illlftmt ill I11NN"" colutMt. ..., ._,,, • lil hed •l'WJ nlli!lll ••t~~llllt•titt ........ lilo."OIId Cl&u PtNM• Plld tl Gilllfoll•, Ot.k, (UiJ): I;_ .,,. . .., fHtwJpopet fnfetpriH AJ111,) ......... • · m thi1'11A14.,~• .. 0hlll,lllli~ ,... -"*• :Uu:-n' . :.:. ~...~ a tromendrus and lncrecllbly 11- .':!:... :!:. 0 ' mldtlle of the cotllllr)'. Thwsh any wapr ap;lnll ihe whole wldtr llold Ia clearly to look fnln the brillbl face of danger, this correii)Oildent'a sue•• Is lllat GoV. Richard H\lgltel of New JoriO)'wouldbeaptetty&OOd man to bet m 11 aomo pmbi!!Jg adYeraary lftlUld !!lveoild0 of; 10)' 5 to 1. Humphrey camot take a rao1 clove m bls tlcklt - a McCar· lily, a Mc<lovem or the ll!<o ..,.. any more then could ~ If he to Ni a Maddox sold equality of challenge• lilvolve opportunlcy must be protected. charpa of raclll dlscrlmlnallm usut the avtrage eltizen-yw ln the aelecUon of deleptes nance<l (lUsh to have him do Just and 1- who muat pay tho bills from Southern atateo, quosllona thet. And julll such· a JIUII>. 11 and suffer the conaequencea ol 1'11'11 IO)'IIQ- and COJI1llallts porhapa not quite so rlehl1 nc..- afford to give in to tho88 by McCorlhy followera that they nanced, 11 building up now (Ql who demand reloaao from all wore dollied tllelr ~r share of Huberl H. IIUmpllrey, ~ restraint& u the ultimate delegates ln some states. lrnodom. Rollert Vance, Alablma De,, u0ur atreeta must be Jlllde mocrallc chairman wheie olm trying to WJaeat ~ one (jlos• • 1afe," he added, delepUClll Ia under challeiV!I, In lj)' Maddox, The first of several bursts of turn liAs chlllonged 312 Me:"While we are olttlng' htr< , flll>lause from lllo largely Pl'Oo Clrllly doleptea, Including somethllll! terrible •• hii>P&ni'l Maddox aiMllence came when he Mccarthy blmaelf, on ~ lr. my Jtate," Borll ~ one ir did, .... that great American IO)'Ilcy lasue. , .. Mccarthy's audlenceL ' " Gen. Dou&laa MacArthur aald, HUII\IlhrO)"a c_...,.r, .,., . eovernor Is annotmcllll! ~ ' thoro lo m oubatllute for moat 14>Set about tho poaslbUiqo candlllacy for Prelldent." victor)'." that bitter llll!.'aoparty light over Votea Not Needed cradentlall and U,. paiV II Mlcl<lox does draw cnnv· ,. called the ....... Peaet talks uiUrrender on the plltform may offend . voter• Upn votes lrtm Hum_phrC'.•, l ·.te lnstallmont pion,. and laid tho WltChllll! tho CCliiVontlnn Clll .VIce '\ Preoldont' S Chan<·P of Ulliteil states aheultl pull out of televlilll!l and thereby ....... winning tho nomlnatlo.. ·ould the • 11Jka 1lmmodlataly unle01 tho parl,jl nomill!l81h November, hot be aertousi)' hurt b)· tdo """ the North Vleinameao lmmodl· The c:onw~ mllllitl'l ire del,.ate count. Hl·o,""" nrr,anio aleb otap their "aarosalon" worried, too, 8boullha pool1blll· zatlm'o, cle!opte • •s•.-' ;mel1! acalnat the oOl&h. ty of demonotra~:ln GhiOI&'f. lndlcataa !hat he """"' ,.u~ Tha · a1 dr away rrom the conVOnllon ball, (y .row Southern vote;· , ~~tt Ill¥ • __, ... ,.~~he living tho ;R~ an 1llll'llly nomlilallm m tho nr bliJo!;l .....w•.,.. """"" """on <11 tile hljaeliod USS lmqe with thO voletL .Tho Illest ~I ,c 1nl . 0t .,.~ Pueblo lllddl li'U ..,turocl by Platform Tllk• ' del~te commltmot•·. ~· .• :llltiiNorth Konao Tho Plairorm Colmnitteo caltil ' pn!f<!rence• v.s Hum. , opobl hmlnia In l'(aoh!P phrt)< proboblc •• . ~ Q! n....... N' D....- -L Mondaj and to Chi~ 1,079, ' , McGOven "r-u" 4llf Thoir141Bli win~,~ the ~ , ' and lltlier '. · ' · · plalfom'l, · tho eanclle•,o. ,. •'h. Tlilp, Va. (UP!) cP, · trum 11 not ' ' .... trouble. Is there any cure for pro-wu- Do~ ,:!. ·d,f.J _; court ' On c:hariu .of ldt.;kip .btl·Nek, transpLanting a valve. How tho successful is this operauon·: this? , A-PlaaUc valve• to replace ed thtm A-You probably have Me· diseased heart valves bave· inoldo my left ear is causing the portions to rubble," he aaid. 211 a.m. oncllnvolved a valtlcle driven by 8011r1, DeAn&lilli ol Warren who badled fralh tilt Crow'& ~ ilouoe parklllf·lilt and llnlf" a car driven. (if Chrli ·~ of Ijabpylllt iii,! ' then ~ . . l~ PGuce cru~..¥~· -·,..,.ked ·' 1 I u.s. MASON - The town of Ma!1011, W, Va., rolled out Ita red carpel Friday in clodlcating tho now I'Ubllc Acce.,laclllcy completocl earlier this year b)' U, S. Corps of Engineers FWidB, The clodlcatlon, htglill~ b)' • talk from Col. Morris D,llooah, now dllllrlcl engJnoer ol the U, S. Corpo of Engl.noera In Huntington, was concluded With a free chloken dlnl)er for each and oil of tho crowd of 350 poraons who attended. Col. Roullh, who. appeared o1 the clodlcotlon as a sub.Utute opeaker for eong! Ken Hechler, congratulatod tho poopla of Ma8011 for their interest and cooperation in making llle now faclllty a reallcy. "Having a part In this dedication will be a memorable event for me;" aald Col. Roush. The now dlstrld engineer Aid it was UkAI a homecoming for him to be ln MaJOD eowrty as h11 ancestors had Uved in this area before migrating to Wyoming, where he was born. Col. Hoosh apoke of the pollutloo of the Ohio River, com- Plll!lahiM: C6, e-- Humphrey'a arm no leBI viBDr· ouoly for me of their own, 'Thtlr caae, too, "Is not lacking In, lOBIell force, Ftir lllolr arillll'onl will be that, or no PJ'C>oW&r South, IIUmpllrey will require a rumlng male to try to placate the l!ll&ene Mc:CuthYGeorj!ll Mc<lovenl wing. Humph. rO)', !Ike NIXIii1 before him, will be damnecll! he does and damn· ed 11 he OOeSII'I by both aets the fellow !rom Dixie ·ODd tho border andtheMcCarthy-Mc<lov- ~rl~~~aba~~:~~!!l!! erner 'or Conscience Prods Maddox to Get in Race ., " ' Pr~o_blem mount of "youth-llOwtr" and all area oi aomo O(liiOl'ltml~ for thst Ia likely to ch1111110 thla. The Humphri.y, !P'anted It Ia not ' lnDemocratic powerhouses have no tolerabi,Y rebufted, becauae the lnlenUon at Chlcogo, as their lhlrd - porty candidate, Goorp Republican oppoolte numbers bad Wallace, cuta delll'lY Into wbal no lnteltton at Miami Beach, of would CJ!Ililrwlae have been heaallowing undoubtOll public frus. >y IIII>JJOrHor NIXon. ' . and more llberThe Eootorn trltlon with the war to ill! dlstortecl by overoln"llficotlon Into ol Democrala, however, will twist' aome genuine pbllc doalre julll to cut and ron in VIetnam, so all that Is all lllat. Wllller, then, the oontest lorllleVlceCONTINUED from page I Preoldoncy o1 Chlcogo? HUlllj)hrey, again like Nixon before him, candidacy wUI have much wtll have a palnlltlly acute prob- effect,'' uld 1 spokesman for lem. The responalble Southern the HUII\Ilhrer campalan orpnt. Democrats - oot eome 1 o r- zatlon, which already Is counttlhon>-and-ertts caricature thai llll! more then 1,800 delegate exllllo only in tho oomowhal mel· votes lor the VIce Prealdent. of the far.ool PI'O·~ !fll1l vorj inoderole South- BY WILLIAM S. WHITE Chlcagu drama will again aeWASHJNGTON - In the com- tually feeture the stand4n and ins DemocraU c National c o n: oot the star of the show. vention ln Chicago, _precisely aa The people are likely to have it was in the Rep.~bHcan conven~ a strong impresalon that they tion at Miami Beach, the real have seen It all before, and not name of the game will be t h e too long before, at thai. And Instruggle for the Vlce-Presiden- deed it is this columnist's pretia! nomination. It is going to. diction that thil!l sense of watchbe the mixture as before. lng a rerun will extend to the The prospective script f o r Chicago follows with extraordl- P'""eroy, CoL Morris D. Hoosll, - dlatrict engineer of tho Co/Ps of Engineers In Huntlngtm, 111lltod tho ocouts In leading the pledge to the ILog. Mason Public Facility Dedicated VASCAR- STATE IDGIIWA¥ PolrobDan T,.S. Thomaa e"')lalna ~ VASCAR(VIa.al A..,.. ogo ~ ~r and 1lecord;r), a omlu black bOx lnalalled In a pa~ crulaer, will help opot opeedorL The lllitomatod device will aliqJI the patrolman to check a t:ar'1 -41he dJt. lerent waya, Left tq right l!,l'e Sit., P, D, McerA.iy, Gallipolis Patrol POll; Galllpolla :Municipal Judge Robert S. Betz oncl Chlol ot_P<illco John '1'17lor, plaming · SU{'iDAY ,., ' TIMtS·SENTI,NEL I Pllbi.IU.IIII ,,,,._ ,.,.., lrf·ll\ii 'Cillo :V.IUIJ oouncll . and JlaiiCIJ1 Pl>lllmaotor; IJI~l, oow Jtar $111 111 II'IOIIll>ll 1hrM - " • IIIIHWI\vtl, - ) 111riiO; flltlllnlhl $1\;lh.... Goorae Canon, oouncllman; Tom ~ ~IP,MI . Cornball, u. .s. Corpl of Engl. Tht lllib .!itnllflll, OM J•r 110: IIX 111111\thl f,i.~Sll~NIII W11111h1f11 neero, Mro. Charlolte Jenklna, TM (;nhlld Prul~ lnttrrutlollll h ncl~.. recordari Gary Me.Graw, resi- hel1 el'ltliJid lO lht •II lor pubiiCILI~ of .U · dllfll&lCIMII ~ndlled 111 11111 _.,.,... 10 dent OJIII(noer of ihe Bacino Look . 1.llo 1~1 ~I '*"'"pub! Iabeii Mfllln. and Dam and Gory Hughea, ln1 r · opeetor at the MaiiOII project. Florida WaG the ftrat state l'omoroy's Boy Scouta Den I, In the Union to be permanent· u and m and Girt Scout Troop ly aellled by Etll'Opoall8, In 61 of l'llmeroy partlcJpated in li1611, flog raising and the lllule. Wahama's band. under the dlreellm of Gerold Simmons, played aeverol oolecllma. The tree luncheon lncludod boll!, tried and barbecued chicken, baked beana, slaw, potato chips, punch. col!eo, cake and nto. aomebody." , --'1'-- • Amertcan motormg public paid an estimated S5 billion in state gasoline taxes In 1967, notes the Automobile Legal Assoclatlon. ~- 'l'llompu~. Jlidp ~ ...d ,. ' the airport . Big Bite '' ~;. . '"'"' in oplril... Jaok Burdolle, a ,member a( lllo u.s. Corpa of~~ for <)!\1' . 30 yelti 11!'1 Jllllyt ....... c.un. ·;\, :·, 11111, ~ briet4' u did ....... ;:;;:;: Coud;y Clr<UII Jlldp.~omeo __ Lee , · some equipment. They said the crash occurred in a hilly, wooded area, but that the plane came down in a clearing between two hills about a mile east of Shade. The plane did not catch fire and no explo~ sion was reported. The National Transportation Safety Board has begun an In~ vestigation of the crash. ' The Civil .<\.ir Patrol at Parkersburg, W.Va., said the search was started Cor the plane after relatives of Blackburn expressed concern when they failed to hear from him. A West Virginia National Guard a.ircr<t!l guided .sherUf's deputies to the spot near Shade. Deputy Wayne stokes said the plane dived again and again over the spot to guide the party an the ground to the wreckage which was hidden on a desolate, wooded slope half a mile from the nearest road. Farmer Richard Q.Jthrie, on whose property the crash occurred early Thursda,y morning, said he heard nothing. Rainwater was vice president of Dickirson-Davis, lnr. of Ripley and Salem, Dl. The plane left Ravenswood at 6:4.") Thursday mor.ning. Although it was ctue at Fort Wayne two...and-a-half hours later, a search was not laun ched until 1:30 p.m. Friday. The Civil Air Patrol, Air Rescue Servire at Macon, Ga. , and private pilots were involve<! in the search, as well as National Guard aircraft. Meigs 9-leriff Robert c. Hartenbach assisted in the search and Collow up work. ' ., ( • \_;,, '' ,. pi ck up . '. ' . craft was believed to have crashed into a clearing about a half J "., I .~:" and two passengers were dead. Athens County Sheriffs deputies said the plane was one that lett Ravenswood, W, Va., Thursday for Fort Wa,yne. Ind. Tlle I ' A""l ~~68 zn ··_ zg,~,ti slntlnol, .·., re ~· • ' ' .:~ 1> t ••~,_. ·~~~ �,, .~a~1J.:. · ~· : I'O~EROY .;.. A _ml4&fng olngle""'g!ne olrpl1110 with q,roe persons "aboard. wu foWid Friday night, aboul 18 mllea northwest or here in southern Atfl· ens County near !llade. The pilot 'I ( ! I' ' I . ·, ' • .' ·: I' Deputies said the crash victims were pilot Jim Blackburn of Raven~wood and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Rainwater o£ Ripley, who were en route to Ft. Wayne to hour after ~ '• j. ,, ., l I • ' leavin~ "!'~);: BOSTON · .:: It pleaoecl him to - JQUtb I'll'.'"' Uclpar. in 1be -~· :: . Olbori -eoil by MaJor I!Qneo were B. F. ~Rob· ''' er1 K. WIIIOII, Dallal Wilker, .I fornior- 'membor d. Uie "!. ' ' WRECKAGE - Tlmes..SOntinel PhotogriiPher Robert Wingett, recorded this scene of the single-engine airpll.ne that crashed near Shade aoo took the lives o( the pUot arxl ~o passenge~s. The plane was located Friday night and the above picture was taken as the bodies were being removed. < UPI l Glll!iBD walked ~ of . I h o store and J811ldns dl~ II was the first 1lme In 1"'1 days of campolplng In fllo lOu. Congtesolonal Dlstrld had fi>Pro&checl GllllPnaboutbll views and hied to arpe a palm. Friday Included a number of talks to Plrt.Y workers; IIAips at fairs and courthouae rlllloa. AI the Meigs Counfl' Fair at POmeroy, the trlahman allonqJiod to woo a booth worker for hlii.Ropubllcan _,.m, WUIInm B. Soxbe, II didn't work. Murl Ours ·held ftrm and offered Gilligan a ~et .on Saxbe. The candidate declined but his son, John Patrick, 1 SOphomore at llartmooth, took one "to add to my colledlon,• . RAISING FLAG - The clodlcallon eeremmles for tho Public Ao<eoo iaclllcy of Maoon were "'''nod Friday b)' POIII&o roy Scout Dena ~ D, IDd m and Girl Seoul Troop 61, lloo of Washington White Paper HHH Has Running Mate convention's platform BA well. fidelity the script already unrolled at Miami Beach. The anti - VIetnam war Democrats must stop Hubert HUmphrey on the first ballot or not at all, alter a great deal of howllpg and hauling, the Democratic plank nary laced, and failed, the hard ne- make ollglttly more palat.ble, cessity to arrest Richard Nix- but no less genuine, a central ll!>~aratlon In general - ' on on ballot No. I. - the'· ·' workers assisting at the scene of the · airplane crash near Shade remove one of the three victims. The bodies were carried across a small ravine to a waiting tractor and wagon that hauled the remains Crom the hilly, wooded area. on Vietnam willbemarkedlysim- Rep.~blicans just as the anti-war Maddox · It Is as good as 50-50 that tlar to that broullht forth by tho Re_pd)Ucans. There will be some consollng words to the doves to · --- ·IH;.~InfAA!ii·t:l. «i'llle pre88111 blparltaan policy ' 'blih.an.fmjlEislllblUty in oo,:<ye.., • TKb crucial reality here Is terdays - but whlcll any prudent olmply that the cloves In lhe l>I;~;;J . orliim-lhli "ifoUid'ltltf"" t('VIitnam. man must nevertheless regard as a conceivability in this impos- sibly wild political year - the ATLANTA (UP0-Gov, Les- ' .I .,' ' " I: •' ':l • ' l ter Maddox, claiming to have "waited as long as my conscience would allow me to wait," announced Saturday his ~ndidacy ror president of the United States. Maddox went before a battery or network teJevision cameras arxl a live audience <>f something less than overnowtng to become the fourth man to actively seck the nomination o( the t-;ational Democratic Convention in Chicago starting Aug. 26. He wJwcd to make law and order one of his chief platform planks and he said it matters little thai he IS getting intv the campaign less than two weeks before the convention opens. I "I've got the best organiza.Johnson is a member of the members of the Georgia Demotion in this colUltry," he said. Democratic delegatlon to the cratic convertlon which he "I've got at least 150 million Chiraco convention and was heads to arutotmce he was Americans who believe what I present during the announce- running. While a contingent of secrllt said," referring to the television ment. Service agents quickly assigned audience. ' M a d d o x's announcement to the governor stood guard, There were at least s<>me, came as no surprise. Impatient however, who weren't with him to get rolling, the 52-Year-old Maddox said he would seek the in the campaign. former fried chicken restaurant presidency with "all posslble Will Help Wallace operator had sent letters to vigor and determination." State Sen. Leroy Johnson of Atlanta, the first Negro to sit tn a state legislature in the South DDCTDAIB MAIL-BAG since Reconstruction, called Maddox's cardidacy "an exercise in futility that's designed to hurt the Democratic Party and help George Wallace. "We're tired of being made a laughing stock of the nation. By WAYNE G. BRANDSTADT, M.D. The governor puts us in that position too many times." Q--Wbat Ia the cause and lhese drugs be taken safely? treatment of Meniere's disA-Not all ol them were case? given for your Iabyrinlhilla, a teorr( iiorJor«aiei. some Anglo-Buon !tllro 1\pw wllll more worried about the prom- loed brawl over s~I!DK nearly one Ofth of the 5,811 deleptea and alternotes cerlllled to the convention b)' t~lr alate parties. Hearings Monday Hearings on the88 i,ooo or so contests q.en here Monday before the conveldlonol Credent111a Committee heacled by Gov. The audience ol 200 In the government pollcleL Richard J, Huglt~s ·of New •we have been shomed by Jeraey. The challengoa coldi'OntHouse o( Representatives chamher in tile gold-domed Atlanta riots ard aenaeleu destrucUoo, lrw tho credentials &tole> were capitol buDding was somewhat which baa turned our cWea into tho moot masalve over; thrown smaller than 'Maddox had b&ltlearounda and reduced 1ar110 It a modern Mtlonol ~ltlcll Democratic party, like their a faint Soulhom accent. counterparts tn the G.O.P., are Tholr coae, matr,wor, wtll be inherently '"'tg\lmell: and no •· lllroo\i. The South lo vlalbl,y an BfRRr'S WORLD Cause Still Unknown In Meniere's Disease A-Although the cause is unkno.wn, sllch factors as allergy, t stress of modern living, an hardening of the arteries or er disturbances of circulation ~ip the inner ear appear to be )mportant lactors. A wide va~ty of drugs has been used to treat this disease, including diuretics, antihistamines, nieotinic acid, vitamin B-12, betahistine hy- drochloride (Sere) and streptomycin. Limitation of the fluid and salt intake is recommended because waterlogging or the inner ear is be· lieved to be the underlying mechanism causing the symptoms. In the treatment of patients with severe dizziness, surgical destruction of the inner ear may be necessary. Q-Since laol September I have been having dizziness condltipn clnaely related In Meniete~~ disease. They can he taken safely if your doctor adjusts the dosage to your in· dividual needs as judged by your progress in controlling your symptoms. Q-My doetor says I have labyrinthitis. He is giving me Antivert but he aald the dis· ease w o u I d eventuaUy go away. How long should thlo t.ake? A-Il tile Inflammation In your inner ear ilabyrinthllla) is an acute process associated with a virus Infection, it could clear up within two or three weeks. But if tt is a chronic condition due ~ an allergy or hardening of e arteries, It will not cle( up spontane· ously . Q-Our doelor says my hus· band has some trouble with and nausea. My doctor says anticipated. Loudspeaker& set u_p on the ce,pltol to take care of tl1e overflow were umeeded. There was no overnow. Maddox, who first pined a nationwide fullowlng In 1964 when he chased lntegntiOIHlenl Negroes fn:m ttl& restaurant wttll a pistol and axe handleo- agaln before television cameras - made It clear his main platform plsok would be a return lo 1aw and order. But he alao aoYOrei)' crlUctzed Amortcan policy In VIetnam and other Burglary Attempted In Pomeroy PO·-o~ The M 0 1I 1 """' ' County brlfl'o Ilejjlriii1G..... el- ly Solurday mornlnjrlnv _ oiiUtllod and ,...._ --enl ac at'""'~'¥...,. ..,.., 111. ' burllary: The aeddont ol:eur....o ., 12:, •- -! • • niere's disease. For the treat- ment see the previous answer. ' ·NNot onlr cow I NOT ,.. - - •amed 'Hul»tt' os ,,,.idowt---1 con't ,.. 'Wrfffly, Miwnolllffl,' os tho 161mmer WIHf.e HouH!H 'I Q-Over a year ag• I de· veloped chronic labyrinthitis. My doctor prescribed nicotinic acid, a tranquilizer, antibiotics and a capsule for stomach spasms. Can all ern men. FJementerY realism, which may be tlellned as S0111011moa oomo kind of a ~de in politico, lftlUld Indicate thai tn llle showdown l~Umjm'O)' will be lmpel- ·-:.:.~~the br ' leu oporillon. ,Demap, to lilo veblcleo ·lnvoiYid 'wu not hoof)'. proved very successful. GAt.LII'OUIO ~lb TKDI:~ interolll. Mason Mayor Dayton RayJ~ea, who served aa master of cere. II1Cllllot for tho dedlcallm, remarked at me point while referring to the dignitaries present, "We. are few in mmber, but ' '. Ttl£ lMILY ~·'lL 118 Mtc:llallk &.ni..JWMN),ON..qftt. lVIII Ibid ·-) -~ ....~ . . . *tin- ~. Enw.-.1 u....-dt.-IIJIIill•fUMI'Il Jomero1. Ohio, POll Offln. TE.IIIoUi 01-" Sl:BIIelllinolo: BJ <"liTter df, {b IMI ~I 1k Plf' . . . . WAU. st.lll:iCIIInlOI'O RAft.li Tht Gal.IIJIOII• Trlb!M In Olllo and W..t Vir- "'i ;: ONE WEEI , ' I Hate Hint SAN FRANCISCO !UPI> -A radiator h01e that becomes spongy :lrullde be c au s e of leogthy contact wttb. hot water .> may c&uae the car engine to overheat, says the Callfomla State Automoblle Association. CARTOON ; DEDICA110N SPEAKER - Col Morrla D. llooah, now dlllrlct elll!II*r of the U,S. Corps of Elll!lneera, Huntington, aclclrosaeo tho crowd of ,.,proximately 3.50 persmo who attended 1lle docllcatlon ceremonies for Ma1011's N>llc Accesa laclllcy Friday, Seatod, left to rllll~ are Mayor lloyton Raynes, Rav. Lowell KonnO)', whe gave tho tnwcatioll; Judge James Leo Th-- Bill McGraw, realdenlelll!lneer em tho Bacino Loeka & Dun Project, and Jack Bunlelt, U.S. Corpa of ED- .._L I • menting, 14 No one has the right to pollute streams." He commended the Ward Construcllon Com-. 1181101'oi cootraclor for the project, for 111 We were pretty proud when we brought out the standard black desk phone. It was the very last word. = Then the improvements began. About 2,400 of them since 1950. leaYc·: 5ifi , 1teslh ~ ' J• 1 ' ~:;~·not t~~~lilftl,y coUrt!na fotltl!lr~ ~ei. ~~· ~'¥:~<' $1,1$1 , said ht; and'Kei!B!f, "roll1irkalllf Kelllledy'• iiiiU tl SEIIVIIIG aDCllJN - Free chlelten - · were oonod ,....,_who ltteillod tho tledlcatklll ceremclll) of ·lhl! Nlllc Acco" flcfllty In Muoa FrldQ, Vo'IDliM'o,aro •bolm aorvllw the . .......... chlckoil abo~ ;.' We'll bet you didn't even notice when we reduced the weight of the handset to help you avoid caller's cramps. Politicians ·Dust Off . Old Animal Symbots , ly NOEL GROV.E . : ·-· Mlam!'.BeadJ, refGrencel to imtei out ·llla ~.removed . lqtltkin ·Jo~ u a "laDle froin the pil~ty of re- WAiiiiiNGTON - (NEA) Tbat lll·Amerlc,an meoagtrle of political symbelilm Is ..,. tlvely visible In this election year. Tbe elepballt floatlna over the Repullllean eonvenflon at dtJQk" preoldoot; to noncanclltletel sueb u Mayor Jobn Llotlsay as a "dark horae,'' depiCtion of the Demoerata u a donkey-aU make up the main character• In a ICeoario of aulmallmagery familiar to this country. 1 So oadooally uaed and accepted are they by BOW tbat pr:obably few reallle 'thet 111 tbeae, arroboll orlalnated aa uncotnpllllleutafY tefe..-es. "Laine duck" In latb-century"~ngl&lld lias a bankrupt stock br<)ker or atock jobl>er who couldn't cr wouldn't mal!e goOd his losses. TemllOfatlly at a toss of power, be 'W8I said to t waddle out of 1M ~ ley· ~ a lame duck.'' • Not' the illid of ' And you probably didn't realize that our men of science also developed a new varistor (you know what a .varistor is, don't you?) to reduce clicking noises in the handset. elecllon, Leu tlorl8lve, but atiU UD· complbnentary In Ill orllfnal Implied ohl••,..... and doubledoa!lng, Jitiie-f.dart hort18" ~. AJ derlvatlvo of the hor..l'IC!n& World, it meant Now, all of these don't mean we've ignored the rest of the phone. Remember when we switched from leather "feet" to the non-skidding rubber ones? Or when we changed from a plain metal dial to the pretty see-through plastic one? a proven Winner ·whlcb was dyed black and then raced uiltler au 'Uiumed name at long Odds. Tba ~· u 1ll8d In' jlolltlca bu • altered charitably to moan a candl· ~~ wbeboblndcomtooaWin~. ..-~. lalaolll hi film HO~YWOOD The point is, we don't just bring out a new model and then forget it. We're constantly figuring new and better ways to improve your phone service. Improved instruments for you. Better, faster equipment at the telephone company. !UPI)-cbar· aner t actor Martin BA'um Joins POitr ~ IIi t'lfo. 11&1· aile':'for an,ma C01!14>r l'llll!B. , ~·!··'!!' ' ' ,• ' ,, .· \ ' ' ~-- .. ,, .,.,. ,.. Ohio Ball ,. •... !. 1.' '' · •. Euery · I~· ,. "' ,. ~ "Vli4A\'< ,KJLLEo , t:;r the Jli'Ocell ~ ~~ ~ ~ '\l>!ir' ilci~ • But it pays off. We've managed to keep local telephone rates the (l81Jle since 1959. And long distance rates have been reduced eight times during that period. We just never leave well enough illone. "" , v-.;:~ . '""i More often than not, you can't see the changes. They're inside the phones. Like the time we clwtged the dialing mechanism to make it quieter. Or when we switched from a fabric to an aluminum diaphragm to let you hear better. I ' •• ' '. ' ti~ you pick it up we try to ~eep _it d9um. . ' ' ~· ! <'\--~~' d I I i." . Cl'O)', . ' '·, '""· ' lteos. Hftl. ,_., .questlo111 W c-onrmtlllfl to Wey"' Q. J,.ttltkllf, M..D., hi care ol rills JNIP.,. W6illi Dr. JronfltfD~f CCI'IIIIOf IIIUirW ;M;. rid11gf Jttr.n, IN will .,,.., lttr.rs ol ,.,.,., illlftmt ill I11NN"" colutMt. ..., ._,,, • lil hed •l'WJ nlli!lll ••t~~llllt•titt ........ lilo."OIId Cl&u PtNM• Plld tl Gilllfoll•, Ot.k, (UiJ): I;_ .,,. . .., fHtwJpopet fnfetpriH AJ111,) ......... • · m thi1'11A14.,~• .. 0hlll,lllli~ ,... -"*• :Uu:-n' . :.:. ~...~ a tromendrus and lncrecllbly 11- .':!:... :!:. 0 ' mldtlle of the cotllllr)'. Thwsh any wapr ap;lnll ihe whole wldtr llold Ia clearly to look fnln the brillbl face of danger, this correii)Oildent'a sue•• Is lllat GoV. Richard H\lgltel of New JoriO)'wouldbeaptetty&OOd man to bet m 11 aomo pmbi!!Jg adYeraary lftlUld !!lveoild0 of; 10)' 5 to 1. Humphrey camot take a rao1 clove m bls tlcklt - a McCar· lily, a Mc<lovem or the ll!<o ..,.. any more then could ~ If he to Ni a Maddox sold equality of challenge• lilvolve opportunlcy must be protected. charpa of raclll dlscrlmlnallm usut the avtrage eltizen-yw ln the aelecUon of deleptes nance<l (lUsh to have him do Just and 1- who muat pay tho bills from Southern atateo, quosllona thet. And julll such· a JIUII>. 11 and suffer the conaequencea ol 1'11'11 IO)'IIQ- and COJI1llallts porhapa not quite so rlehl1 nc..- afford to give in to tho88 by McCorlhy followera that they nanced, 11 building up now (Ql who demand reloaao from all wore dollied tllelr ~r share of Huberl H. IIUmpllrey, ~ restraint& u the ultimate delegates ln some states. lrnodom. Rollert Vance, Alablma De,, u0ur atreeta must be Jlllde mocrallc chairman wheie olm trying to WJaeat ~ one (jlos• • 1afe," he added, delepUClll Ia under challeiV!I, In lj)' Maddox, The first of several bursts of turn liAs chlllonged 312 Me:"While we are olttlng' htr< , flll>lause from lllo largely Pl'Oo Clrllly doleptea, Including somethllll! terrible •• hii>P&ni'l Maddox aiMllence came when he Mccarthy blmaelf, on ~ lr. my Jtate," Borll ~ one ir did, .... that great American IO)'Ilcy lasue. , .. Mccarthy's audlenceL ' " Gen. Dou&laa MacArthur aald, HUII\IlhrO)"a c_...,.r, .,., . eovernor Is annotmcllll! ~ ' thoro lo m oubatllute for moat 14>Set about tho poaslbUiqo candlllacy for Prelldent." victor)'." that bitter llll!.'aoparty light over Votea Not Needed cradentlall and U,. paiV II Mlcl<lox does draw cnnv· ,. called the ....... Peaet talks uiUrrender on the plltform may offend . voter• Upn votes lrtm Hum_phrC'.•, l ·.te lnstallmont pion,. and laid tho WltChllll! tho CCliiVontlnn Clll .VIce '\ Preoldont' S Chan<·P of Ulliteil states aheultl pull out of televlilll!l and thereby ....... winning tho nomlnatlo.. ·ould the • 11Jka 1lmmodlataly unle01 tho parl,jl nomill!l81h November, hot be aertousi)' hurt b)· tdo """ the North Vleinameao lmmodl· The c:onw~ mllllitl'l ire del,.ate count. Hl·o,""" nrr,anio aleb otap their "aarosalon" worried, too, 8boullha pool1blll· zatlm'o, cle!opte • •s•.-' ;mel1! acalnat the oOl&h. ty of demonotra~:ln GhiOI&'f. lndlcataa !hat he """"' ,.u~ Tha · a1 dr away rrom the conVOnllon ball, (y .row Southern vote;· , ~~tt Ill¥ • __, ... ,.~~he living tho ;R~ an 1llll'llly nomlilallm m tho nr bliJo!;l .....w•.,.. """"" """on <11 tile hljaeliod USS lmqe with thO voletL .Tho Illest ~I ,c 1nl . 0t .,.~ Pueblo lllddl li'U ..,turocl by Platform Tllk• ' del~te commltmot•·. ~· .• :llltiiNorth Konao Tho Plairorm Colmnitteo caltil ' pn!f<!rence• v.s Hum. , opobl hmlnia In l'(aoh!P phrt)< proboblc •• . ~ Q! n....... N' D....- -L Mondaj and to Chi~ 1,079, ' , McGOven "r-u" 4llf Thoir141Bli win~,~ the ~ , ' and lltlier '. · ' · · plalfom'l, · tho eanclle•,o. ,. •'h. Tlilp, Va. (UP!) cP, · trum 11 not ' ' .... trouble. Is there any cure for pro-wu- Do~ ,:!. ·d,f.J _; court ' On c:hariu .of ldt.;kip .btl·Nek, transpLanting a valve. How tho successful is this operauon·: this? , A-PlaaUc valve• to replace ed thtm A-You probably have Me· diseased heart valves bave· inoldo my left ear is causing the portions to rubble," he aaid. 211 a.m. oncllnvolved a valtlcle driven by 8011r1, DeAn&lilli ol Warren who badled fralh tilt Crow'& ~ ilouoe parklllf·lilt and llnlf" a car driven. (if Chrli ·~ of Ijabpylllt iii,! ' then ~ . . l~ PGuce cru~..¥~· -·,..,.ked ·' 1 I u.s. MASON - The town of Ma!1011, W, Va., rolled out Ita red carpel Friday in clodlcating tho now I'Ubllc Acce.,laclllcy completocl earlier this year b)' U, S. Corps of Engineers FWidB, The clodlcatlon, htglill~ b)' • talk from Col. Morris D,llooah, now dllllrlcl engJnoer ol the U, S. Corpo of Engl.noera In Huntington, was concluded With a free chloken dlnl)er for each and oil of tho crowd of 350 poraons who attended. Col. Roullh, who. appeared o1 the clodlcotlon as a sub.Utute opeaker for eong! Ken Hechler, congratulatod tho poopla of Ma8011 for their interest and cooperation in making llle now faclllty a reallcy. "Having a part In this dedication will be a memorable event for me;" aald Col. Roush. The now dlstrld engineer Aid it was UkAI a homecoming for him to be ln MaJOD eowrty as h11 ancestors had Uved in this area before migrating to Wyoming, where he was born. Col. Hoosh apoke of the pollutloo of the Ohio River, com- Plll!lahiM: C6, e-- Humphrey'a arm no leBI viBDr· ouoly for me of their own, 'Thtlr caae, too, "Is not lacking In, lOBIell force, Ftir lllolr arillll'onl will be that, or no PJ'C>oW&r South, IIUmpllrey will require a rumlng male to try to placate the l!ll&ene Mc:CuthYGeorj!ll Mc<lovenl wing. Humph. rO)', !Ike NIXIii1 before him, will be damnecll! he does and damn· ed 11 he OOeSII'I by both aets the fellow !rom Dixie ·ODd tho border andtheMcCarthy-Mc<lov- ~rl~~~aba~~:~~!!l!! erner 'or Conscience Prods Maddox to Get in Race ., " ' Pr~o_blem mount of "youth-llOwtr" and all area oi aomo O(liiOl'ltml~ for thst Ia likely to ch1111110 thla. The Humphri.y, !P'anted It Ia not ' lnDemocratic powerhouses have no tolerabi,Y rebufted, becauae the lnlenUon at Chlcogo, as their lhlrd - porty candidate, Goorp Republican oppoolte numbers bad Wallace, cuta delll'lY Into wbal no lnteltton at Miami Beach, of would CJ!Ililrwlae have been heaallowing undoubtOll public frus. >y IIII>JJOrHor NIXon. ' . and more llberThe Eootorn trltlon with the war to ill! dlstortecl by overoln"llficotlon Into ol Democrala, however, will twist' aome genuine pbllc doalre julll to cut and ron in VIetnam, so all that Is all lllat. Wllller, then, the oontest lorllleVlceCONTINUED from page I Preoldoncy o1 Chlcogo? HUlllj)hrey, again like Nixon before him, candidacy wUI have much wtll have a palnlltlly acute prob- effect,'' uld 1 spokesman for lem. The responalble Southern the HUII\Ilhrer campalan orpnt. Democrats - oot eome 1 o r- zatlon, which already Is counttlhon>-and-ertts caricature thai llll! more then 1,800 delegate exllllo only in tho oomowhal mel· votes lor the VIce Prealdent. of the far.ool PI'O·~ !fll1l vorj inoderole South- BY WILLIAM S. WHITE Chlcagu drama will again aeWASHJNGTON - In the com- tually feeture the stand4n and ins DemocraU c National c o n: oot the star of the show. vention ln Chicago, _precisely aa The people are likely to have it was in the Rep.~bHcan conven~ a strong impresalon that they tion at Miami Beach, the real have seen It all before, and not name of the game will be t h e too long before, at thai. And Instruggle for the Vlce-Presiden- deed it is this columnist's pretia! nomination. It is going to. diction that thil!l sense of watchbe the mixture as before. lng a rerun will extend to the The prospective script f o r Chicago follows with extraordl- P'""eroy, CoL Morris D. Hoosll, - dlatrict engineer of tho Co/Ps of Engineers In Huntlngtm, 111lltod tho ocouts In leading the pledge to the ILog. Mason Public Facility Dedicated VASCAR- STATE IDGIIWA¥ PolrobDan T,.S. Thomaa e"')lalna ~ VASCAR(VIa.al A..,.. ogo ~ ~r and 1lecord;r), a omlu black bOx lnalalled In a pa~ crulaer, will help opot opeedorL The lllitomatod device will aliqJI the patrolman to check a t:ar'1 -41he dJt. lerent waya, Left tq right l!,l'e Sit., P, D, McerA.iy, Gallipolis Patrol POll; Galllpolla :Municipal Judge Robert S. Betz oncl Chlol ot_P<illco John '1'17lor, plaming · SU{'iDAY ,., ' TIMtS·SENTI,NEL I Pllbi.IU.IIII ,,,,._ ,.,.., lrf·ll\ii 'Cillo :V.IUIJ oouncll . and JlaiiCIJ1 Pl>lllmaotor; IJI~l, oow Jtar $111 111 II'IOIIll>ll 1hrM - " • IIIIHWI\vtl, - ) 111riiO; flltlllnlhl $1\;lh.... Goorae Canon, oouncllman; Tom ~ ~IP,MI . Cornball, u. .s. Corpl of Engl. Tht lllib .!itnllflll, OM J•r 110: IIX 111111\thl f,i.~Sll~NIII W11111h1f11 neero, Mro. Charlolte Jenklna, TM (;nhlld Prul~ lnttrrutlollll h ncl~.. recordari Gary Me.Graw, resi- hel1 el'ltliJid lO lht •II lor pubiiCILI~ of .U · dllfll&lCIMII ~ndlled 111 11111 _.,.,... 10 dent OJIII(noer of ihe Bacino Look . 1.llo 1~1 ~I '*"'"pub! Iabeii Mfllln. and Dam and Gory Hughea, ln1 r · opeetor at the MaiiOII project. Florida WaG the ftrat state l'omoroy's Boy Scouta Den I, In the Union to be permanent· u and m and Girt Scout Troop ly aellled by Etll'Opoall8, In 61 of l'llmeroy partlcJpated in li1611, flog raising and the lllule. Wahama's band. under the dlreellm of Gerold Simmons, played aeverol oolecllma. The tree luncheon lncludod boll!, tried and barbecued chicken, baked beana, slaw, potato chips, punch. col!eo, cake and nto. aomebody." , --'1'-- • Amertcan motormg public paid an estimated S5 billion in state gasoline taxes In 1967, notes the Automobile Legal Assoclatlon. ~- 'l'llompu~. Jlidp ~ ...d ,. ' the airport . Big Bite '' ~;. . '"'"' in oplril... Jaok Burdolle, a ,member a( lllo u.s. Corpa of~~ for <)!\1' . 30 yelti 11!'1 Jllllyt ....... c.un. ·;\, :·, 11111, ~ briet4' u did ....... ;:;;:;: Coud;y Clr<UII Jlldp.~omeo __ Lee , · some equipment. They said the crash occurred in a hilly, wooded area, but that the plane came down in a clearing between two hills about a mile east of Shade. The plane did not catch fire and no explo~ sion was reported. The National Transportation Safety Board has begun an In~ vestigation of the crash. ' The Civil .<\.ir Patrol at Parkersburg, W.Va., said the search was started Cor the plane after relatives of Blackburn expressed concern when they failed to hear from him. A West Virginia National Guard a.ircr<t!l guided .sherUf's deputies to the spot near Shade. Deputy Wayne stokes said the plane dived again and again over the spot to guide the party an the ground to the wreckage which was hidden on a desolate, wooded slope half a mile from the nearest road. Farmer Richard Q.Jthrie, on whose property the crash occurred early Thursda,y morning, said he heard nothing. Rainwater was vice president of Dickirson-Davis, lnr. of Ripley and Salem, Dl. The plane left Ravenswood at 6:4.") Thursday mor.ning. Although it was ctue at Fort Wayne two...and-a-half hours later, a search was not laun ched until 1:30 p.m. Friday. The Civil Air Patrol, Air Rescue Servire at Macon, Ga. , and private pilots were involve<! in the search, as well as National Guard aircraft. Meigs 9-leriff Robert c. Hartenbach assisted in the search and Collow up work. ' ., ( • \_;,, '' ,. pi ck up . '. ' . craft was believed to have crashed into a clearing about a half J "., I .~:" and two passengers were dead. Athens County Sheriffs deputies said the plane was one that lett Ravenswood, W, Va., Thursday for Fort Wa,yne. Ind. Tlle I ' A""l ~~68 zn ··_ zg,~,ti slntlnol, .·., re ~· • ' ' .:~ 1> t ••~,_. ·~~~ �. . r "* • ~ ~ FQrJlily 'M.i~i~~·Hi~;OJl[ef:i:: .,t ::s;:~·'·~;;r~:::r 82nd 55th :)ust Between :·. J.I.Jt:/!1 \ :. .;:}::;~Z::~::;;;;:~:;::::::;l:;~~:~;::'.'~::~:::::::f.:::::::t.~ ":lri?:rl;.o' , ',,. J: ' .;: . ' .,- .'·. , . -.I• ~ • • - - "' 1 Nra, •~ •• ~to!~ (JPioe, · I \•1 · . · Jamei) ~ lioil, v~, ot l'!llla· -.~D!f· . dti!H.a. PO.. are vllltln!l h6r~­ tllll;t,ti'. odd Nre. Frank Kamel t1 CJ!arhberoburg. /' '' .' ,. ~ J .• ..• lito ,. Tammi-Stew,ort H9n.orecj With / C/C Meeting Held at ·: Home aViI/e cI b Makes Plans For Pool Party t.u~~· ti;,.. ~d. of Rev. Wellman • I I PHYLliS ANN FIUTEM TO BE II'ED-Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Fiwtem, Route-#3 St. Clairsville, Ohio, announce the forthcoming ma~ riagt of their daughter, Phyllis Ann, to Larry A. Ea~le, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert .Eagle, Vinton, Ohto. An ·Open church wedding is scheduled for No. vember 9th at St. Mary's Catholic Church St. Clairs· ~ vme, Ohio. The bride-to-be and her fia~c·e are em· ployees of Blue Cross of Central Ohio. I Annual Family ·Reunion is Held at Chevalier Home I Addison Youth Swimming Party · And Outing Held SITIIII&S ' .. I ' '' ' ' . , • •, j ... , '""'"~ smoatils the sheaths, side-slit fashions lonallthe even1111 dresses. stretch •i.oo ,,. .. J 1 I I Guest Spea er , For Stitchers j -- ' ..• .'"•••• • •• • • ,•' .t.• • 1!',' BOOSTERS TO MEET . ' ' GALLIPOLIS - There will be ., .. ' an important meeting of the H 11I WOULD LOVE w get down nan Trace Boosters Club Mon ~ to see Sarah Moshier's work day evening, 8 p.m. at the Han at the Marshall University Grad- nan Trace High School. Alrangeuate School exhibit from today ments will be made for the root. through Wednesday, ~e will have ball games coming up . Other oiJ paintings, sculpture and cer- important business is on t h e amics on display. The work oftl'/0 agenda. Refreshments of fruit other artists also will be exhibit - salad and cookies will be serv- . ' ·, ' .·., . 16th Birthday Observed Swim Lessons .,;at'St. ' $211 ... .. Wt'rt proud hi pment a preview tht most axcillng looks to be found fllf fall, se plltlse 11«1pl our invitation to join us. of - Lustrou., '411 <loublo •nil •••· tole jersey, 25" long with oide slits. Clallic . riocllines or t u, II enoch. u...ty ~~tints. long sloev11.l2-l8. '· • ' it lo!a.toll. ."' ' ) There .... exclt· lng •hllwU In olore lor cooto, . •ults. ball, aceejlaoriea · that P"" ml!ie. todalttr the woman In 7~ so, come .,..ieeand ~ &tlltor · w6nderfltl . .wird>- I LARGE SELEOION a I . ' ' ,." .. • ••• .. ·~ GALLIPOLIS • ·t·· · ·:.~1 . . .I ). ' . .. ~· .. . . ~ _.. '' ..... • of-Jdbo.. . . ~ ' I 'I' ' carlene Green and ~a. Ray. mab Hawk, Mary Sbupa, Glltdys Clark, Ruth Dornell, Wealthy Vance, Margaret L)'m Planb:, Flooale Tn!ut llJid Am Elliott .. Sending gilt& ...... Gertrude Vance, Pauline Brewer, Lucy Earwood, Janet Duncan, Norma Lou Edwards, Genova Sectl, Ju(\y Fellure, Miriam Allleon, Norma Jean K!lhn, Rutble Allloon, Alberta Fife, Virginia Burdette, Lelia John..., and JuciY Johnoon. • ·~ • ~ • "'I \ ". .f ' Thirteen New Books Released By Library GALLIPOLIS- New - · released by the GaUll County 01.. trict Llbrliry, August 15, are: FICTION: The Golden Stain, by Cecllle Lealie; This Sunlay, by Jose Donoou; Charlie Pocock ani the Princess, by George Beardmore; Fifteen Flags, by Ric llardman; Ergo, by Jakov Lind; The Salt of the Earllt, by CArlo Mmterouo; and The.Passion Players, b)' Edmund P. Mur· vited to attend the annual ll\lspltal picnl< to be held Wedoesday, August 21, at Krndel Park begtnniDg at 6:30p.m. Those altendlDg are aaked to furnish their own sllwrware and bring a cov- ray, NON-FICTION: Forta of the ered dish. Upper Missouri, by RObert G. Athearn; The Marvelous AniMulic Man mals, by Helena Curtis; Red HOU..YWOOD (UPIJ-Poet- Oclobtor, by Robert V. Daniell; song writer Rod McKuen wtll Trader Vic's Paciftc lsla111 write tour aonu for "A Boy ~ by Bergeron; T h e Named Charlie Brown," the Right People, by Stephen Blrtlrst feature-length cartoon tUm based on Charles M mlngblm, and The Bible Tbr~ ' Schulz' cartoon strip "Pea~ the Ages, by Harry Thomaa nuts." Frank. nedline, long sf.,eves, button ~uffs. M•ny luscious prints. 12-38. DOUBLE KNIT JERSEY TOPS ' . ant Valley Hospital employ••· auxiliary ladies, Csndystrlpers and their families have been In- Rich, sifk-!ook acet.rJte crepe. lu•uriously long-25 inct..sl 5" side sins. Cl•ssic IBI BRIGHT . . :·.: .:·. . . ~,orpinn · ~r- ~ TO HOLD PICNIC PT. PLEASANT - The Pleaa- lA) ACETATE CREPE PANT TOPS ' ,: GAIILIPOLIS - Miss Charla Bodimer, brlde.elect of J l 11) Elliott, was hooored with a shoWer at the hoine of Mrs. Madge Neal, 1113 amset Dr . Games were plajred wJth priz~ e1 going to Erma [.yon•, Goldl.a Rice, Bonnie Baird, Mary Lynn Hunter, and Margaret Plantz . After the honoree opened and acknowledged her gilts, refresbmentll of punch, homemade ice cream and cake were served. Attending were, Mrs . Ronald Justice, Pearl Elliott, Mary Lym Hunter, Erma Lyons, Goldie Rice, JoseJ)hl.ne Rlce, Francis Houck, Bonnie Baird, Anna Plantz, Sue Francis, Pam Trout, lris Cox, Marjorie saunders, 9.1e Hutchinson, Mabel Saundera, Dorothy Priest, CoMie Priest, Thelma Elliott, Elolae Elliott, FASHIONABLE PAIR UPS IN COORDINATED COLORS! NortiJurs. . Fa!. ' ~ Bhdal Shower Honors Miss Charla Bodimer wan<h liu.~ -~' ~ent· ' ••• Darnbrough's NE End Thursday Mrs. . ed. DEPT. STORE \ . '· .!- '• ENS TIES 51.00 Lin: r '• ~ I' .. •• ••• • •• atl• ENGINEERS TO MEET The Ohio Valley ChaJX.er ofthe Ohio Soclecy of Prolesslonal Engineers will hold a dinner meetIng at the Colonial Restaurant • Jackson. Ohio, on Wednesday, August 21, 7:30p.m. David A, Paul, Armco Sales Engineer,, will present new developments in uQderground collection systems piping. If time permits, the rum, 14 Anatomy of an 4ccident" will be shown. I 3.00 -. WHAT CONSERVATIVEGalllpolitan was dining ln a very plush restaurant recently a n d made a oouple of "remarks" about the bunch or long - haired, strangely dressed young m e n having supper nearby? The waitress whispered, uDon't you know who that is? Th.at~s Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass group.'' I guess ll you're a millionaire like ,\lpert you don't hal•e to worry about how you look, or What anyone thinks. GALUPOI,IS'- Tile Chevalier Mike, Tho Rev. and Mrs. Mor· Wnll,y reunion· no beld receut- rtoon, all of Gelllpolla. . It 11 the bome or Mr. and 'Mr•. Frank McCalla and oon, Dick; Mr •. 8nd Mrs. Earl Coker and ,..like CheVall"'. Present were Mr. and Mrs. daughter, Elda t1 cottonwood, ·~ Chevalier and ehlldren, Calll.; Mr. pd Mro. Jake Cbev· llflbble, Klt)lber~ and alter ilnd 2id~Uren, Bob, Bi'· ' • qt. ~IP'!IIol·; .l\1', ¥II bara, AnciY, Branda and 'i'IJ!l· 4llrs. BIU Rlcnardlon ani dtll~ my. Four generJIIons of the Cbev~draa, SuciY, . Jodi, Becky, ;- lttrrt ani Jet1 t1 COlumbus; aller lamlly were prooent. They llr. and Mr o. Albert Vayera were, Clark Cheveller, Cleo J. and ehlldren, Run, and Mary Chevalier, Cborlea A. CbevaBeth of Uri),ana, 0.; Hazal, Gil- ller and Sectl Chevalier, bert and Paul flllher of Akron· Clark Chevalier; ''Mr- and Mro: ' Charles N, Chevalier and oono [HOSPITAL NEWS ·Jtft and S«>tt; Mr. and Mrs: . Dewey Burke, 'Mr. ani Mro. Cleo J. CheValier, 'Mr.andMro. Maur· leo ~ Mr. and Mrs. Gary PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL ADMITTED: Mrs. Norman Bane, and ...., Greaory .,. ' Bulb, Gelllpolls Ferry; Malvin ' ' WAver, Frederlcltsbur&, Q.; ,, • Mrs. l!:tbel Fry, Lelarl; Mrs. Announce Birth MilfOrd LaVere, Hentler...,• ·. . ~. GALLIPOLIS -Mr. ani 'Mrl. George Bales, Pt. PIAsant; · John (llarolcllne TltOmal) Oller da TrJ.l>lett. GalliJioUo F e r y.<1 ·1 '1- Ohio annOunce lbablrlb Mre. Samuel Rodaars, Pt. Pleao: t1' a 1011 A:U8111t U at' Pl~a ant. lllmorlal ""-td~. The b a b y DISCHARGED: Gall Blalit, Gal. •shed 7 )lOUIICII p<l t ounce• upOUa Ferr.v; Jolla v..cuer, Pt. IIIII hal been nomad JGM Thom· Plaaaanl; Roll\le wmelt, u Oller. The event wla aloo Pl. I'IIILOIIII; Mro; Dale Rlllle ,, litO, bl.rthdlll' or JOOf Jl,}' Oller, and oon, Jlaclno; Mala Goodman 3 !7- :old .., ·of tilt' Ollers. Pt.. l'lwallt; David 111<~ Mitorita! grllldparonto a r e 1'1. Pleaoanl; Mro. R o b er t . Mr. and 'Mro• .Harold Tllolnao, Cruinp. ild>erllbnril; Robece~ · ~e; ~ gr..q,oronto VcCoy, Grimms LandlDg. · ~ Mr . ..,.>firl. Roy Oller of Bmtm: 'Mr. and Mro. Nor. POrler ,: man. Buoll, Ge!llllolls Ferry, a \,' oon; 'Mr. and Mro. Robert Rltdl~. llr .. and Mja! Flf)Jd :a'hOm- II,NewHaven,~-· = .. panty tOp. . the American Wot•r Sid Aaooelltton. l!ro. Eve~ Brandeberry, chairman til the 110mlnatlng compreoented the followlDg slahl ot i olllcers. Voting was taken by secret ballot. The fol. . IO'IIjpji oil! cera were elocted, Ja. ~ ~. president; Larry ~ vhie.prealdent; Juanita ~. secretary; RandY Hamll1DD, · tn;t~,~urer; Jlm . U n r o e, ' o1 membership comtiWrpWt mittee. GOry !mwden and Clslre MarkiQJ· counted the votes. Jim unro&.wu.lh marge of tho meet.tng·an4I .niantta Unroe i:ead t h e m1~9 1o!~ hiotmeetlng. • The 'C:<i!latitutlon ani by • law• ' wero ~ead and afewaddlttonsand charlie&' were made•.. Duel Will be $3 for thooe 17 GALLIPOLIS - Tbo highlight and older and $2 for peroons ' ol the ' August meeting of t h o 16 year• ·and under. There wtil · Junior Leadership Club was a ~ no famUy rahls. movie, "Owning and Operating e Motorcycle Safely." Fred Deel, presldant, opeoed the meatlDg. Gloria Kemper a n d Penny S.Uler led the pledge to the fiag. Devotions were given by Donna Adkins and Gloria KemCAROLYN JEAN SISSON per. ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED-Mr . and Mrs . Wayne The club will hold a awtm. mlng par\)' on August 25 at CanS1sson of Kyger are announcing the engagement of ter's Cave. A deadline was set their daughter, Carolyn Jean. to Robert II'. Hart. son for tboae wll\l haven't paid their . of Mr. and Mrs. Wallie Hart, leon, II'. Va. Miss Sis· PT, PLEASANT - The Pleas.dues. II they aren't paid by Aug. ant Valley Hospital auxiliary son is a 1964 graduate of Kyger Creek High School ust 19, they can't attend the swimmembers voted to Jllr chase new ming part;y. and is employed by Nationwide Insurance in Colum· 114ports 011 Club COngresa were cubl cal rurtalns (or u &e around bus, Ohio. Mr. Hart, a 1963 graduate of Pt . Pleasant given by Dawna Walker, Penny hoapltal beds w be placed In tho High School, is a supervisor at W. R. Grace and Co. Shuler, Jean Shaver and Fred boapltal's remndeled wing. The women also will purchase in Columbus. An October wedding is planned . Deel. enough bedralls so that every Steve Needs, Eddie Jotmson, Joyce Caneda,y, Karen Bailey and bed In the modi cal wing will be Becky Cremeens reported on equipped with ralls. A collection of $7 was taken their trip to the Citizenship Short from the members to purchase couroe at Wa~hington, D. c. for making terr,ycloth material Patty Saunders and Jim Walker GALLIPOLIS - Approximate- Mark Sanders, Golden and GersHpjlers for patients. The slipreported on Conservation Camp. ly 60 'guests •Nere present to help tie Watson, Nola Goodman, Charters will be made by Mrs. Jesles H. Waugh, Margaret Slater, Bud Carter waa a guest. Dorothy Watson celebrate h e r The next meeting will be Sep- sJe M. Richards, mother or Mrs. 16th blrthdl,}' August 1. Hostess Wayne Angell, and Dorothy WatLyle Austin, an auxiliary mem~mber 9 at the falrgroundo. w:as Dorothy's mother, Mrs. son. ber. Sterry Fimey il the new~ rePauline Watson. September 24 was announced porter for the club. REUNION PLANNED Refreshments or cake, 1 c e as the date ror the auxillary GALLIPOLIS - Viola Tl.}'lor workshop which will be held in cream, and kool-atd were serv- carter has announced the Drst Wheeling, W. Va. and the month ed to Debbie Wells, Sandy and Taylor reunion will bo held on Wayne Q.teen, Jessie My e r a, of October was named (or the Steve and Allan Sanders, Rita Fordficad011 Hill today. All restate convention whlch will be Harrison, Brenda Willlama, Rog- latives and friends are im1ted held this year at the Greenbrier, 9-laron, and Nancy Shafer, to attend. er, White &tlphur ~rings . Plans for the hillbilly "h o e Janice Meadows, Jackie and Jimdown" to be held ln October was my Bias, Janice, Joyce and Bonna m~m. Patl;y and :ilsie ...'. fo•mulaled ·11\lh Mu~·:li.Jil e s Craddo('.k, chairman, and Mrs. . Cl~>~,c,ti: .San~ Wlllla)Tls.st;tnt~d C9x, (lary Mootgomery, ':I!VerJames . Gibe&ut, oo - chairman. ette Montaomery, Freddie Q.~M. i~=~ with hWI!ee aiided Other chairmen are: refresh0' Mike Johnson, carol Shockley, nearly 400 ·cbll. menta, Mrs. Tootle Krebs, and •dren learning. to swim this sum- Mrs. Betti)' Romans; tickets, Mrs. Tommy Lewlo, John Clarv Allen and Rick Bickle, johnmer· II~ pool. John Ceodill and publlcicy, Mrs. son. Coach Bob g;,rtzer was the di- Harold Ridenour. Also, Norman Swindler, Brenrecto< •aaolsted by Mra. A n n da Waugh, Carl Fowler, Brenda Mealge, Bob Kl1aul and Cai"l Ebling. 'Molly Maguir•t' Cremeens, cathy Small, Greg The pool will contiiB!e·lo stay H0 L Lwo0 o j UPH _ Gooderham, Lewis Pickette, DenOllOn after school starts on Aug- Thomas Murphy. Jr .. of Nes- isel, Bobby, Bllly, and Marlene ust 26 ft'Om 6 to 8 p.m. and on Queonlng. Pa .. will play sean McCoy, Paullne Watson, Mary Saturda.Y and 9mda.Y rrorn 1 to Connery's son In "The Molly My•rs Betty Carol and Dick Magulres" which was ftlmed Me~ ' ' :; p.m. providing enough peroono in the mining region or north- \ s, Rev. Jerry ~assie, "are lnterealed. eastern Pennsylvania. ~nna, Pldllip, attd Davtd Mas&e, Corroll and Audrey Slieeto, For Hospital ·. I k I ' ' Buy Curtains I I I Mrs. Martin is - Auxiliary to I Paint Creek Church Youth Present Play l . Leoder$hip Club Augusf ProeJrom · Features Safety I ~ ' hJ!ttoe, camp .. . ' P•••••••••••••••••••••*~•••• " _.~ ·ft, .t'-- . Ski Club President Birthday Party " ... '.; , Us ' •1 "1-; \,. GALUI'OLIS- Tbo501btoun· !on ol tho W!.em.n FaftuiJ U. .Mr; WNM moved to Galill-;i ooclalion will h6 held In cOni· ~· ·!roll) We~ Vlrllrilmunl13' Hall on the Rio Grinde Rotiert ~rlnstoil bU relunl· College Clmplo In Rio Grande ed lo 1!1• 1101!11 In ~1&1 Clfl, 19,.l ·and lJ a ralired II!IJIOr · . on &mdey, August 2>. ""HIIIt ho 11.. 1110. after vliii!N: ldo aliter, cirmer. FIIUrpuorallonoli~eropte. The Wiseman Family Assoc:l- tara'ih!t uit-.e · · Mro. !ldi'l'-1' Shettl lnd ·oilier · ation was organlted in 1908 near Ja<ob . .. ' ·' ~...' -. rei.Uvta: cllulld8r, Mro. .~ . New Salem, Ohio, at the tum and,- ilai:hol • . We olio •' . !loyal ·~ of 1)a.)10n wu aloo home of Isaac Wiseman, Its ftrot By Pat Houck • was Ids fli!her was botp vlaltln81il~ ~r IW!I. president. Its chief purpose '· . ' ohlp '~~bite hla paronta Mr• ,anl Mrs. W&yi)O·Anuhary · to Increase intefeat in and devo'. and »>n Jtareyf were re:cent -' tion to the family ties among the route to' tb~· .~onles ' hlo ~hor' B name gueall ' of Mr. ani Mra. Arthur' ~~=rr~r~:~:~=~=~:~:~~=~=~=~=~=-=::::;:~~:~r=~=~=~=~=~;~=~=~=~=~~=~=~~:~:~:~=~=~~=~:~=~=j=~=~=~=~=i=~=~=~~t:~=~=~=:=~~=~=~=~:~~:~:~:~:~:~:: descendants of Isaac and Eliza- Tbomaa. Sleelt. HamUton, Ohio. Also EVEHY NOW AND THEN I pull myself together and try tore~ beth Davis Wiseman and tholr Sometime about 1760, IMBC'.I gueall at lito taml~ reunion were eleven sons and daughters, all of member all the things I've forgotten in the rush of recent events. whom lived Ln Berks County, Pa. paronto, Ida brotll\lr Jacob odd Mr. llllll Mra. Kennellt Amabary 1 knew about the airmail mail box John Swain had but couldn't • ln Revolutionary War da,ya. Qlel· ollllen· !olai)' and Rachel lell of Columbuo, Mr. ani MJoo. Ted cake w_ere served. remember to mention it until now, when he has taken it down. It ifications for membership were Pennlll'lvanla and went to 1!10 ste,ele ani daughter, Sherry; Mr. was real cute, a split level job with the ainnail part ~ high. GALLIPOLIS- TamoraL1MO changed long 120 lo InclUde all Jergy settlement In that . part ani Mre. T, C. Pollook, Wheel· o1 Rowan Coun!Y, N, c. that Ill· IDg; Ma,Jor ani! Mrs. Robert Pol· !lewart, ~ of 'Mr. and DID YOU EVER STOP to think ed. Much or sarah's work was person• bearing the name of er became a part of pro&elll da.Y look ani lltree children of Fort Mrs. florman 1. Stewart ot about how many things nature done toward her Master of Flne Wiseman or descendants there- Davicloon COUnty. Brother• Knox, Ky.; Mike Spradling, Col.; · Gran~ Eat8teo, wao b9noted or, reprdless of name. With makes yellow? We have yeUow Arts degree. Several of t h e the exee(1tion of a few w a r James and Wllllam went 1o Row· · Mr. ani Mrs. Lawrence Steele, 011 ~ 9th blrtbclv wttb 'a part;y corn, yellow apples, yellow to- paintlngs are associated with Gal bold at the Gallii' COunty Junior years, meetings have been held an County In 1777. SomOtlme a- and son, Dennis, matoes, yellow peaches, yellow lipolis and the Ohio River valley . bout 17U Isaac ani hll brood, Fair Gri>U,nda. 1 don~ know Sarah, (Sally lo amually, daisies, and on and on. All these both married and Blnaie, Jell Mr. and Mrs. Norman Stew· Taminl Tec$ved IIIIIIIY n 1 c e Much of the credit for the things come in other colors too, ·some of her friends) personally, success of thlsorganh:ationmust Berks county and went Ul) the art. Tamml and Lowlette, ue gifts, and cake, punch, ana 1 c e but we can choose them in yel - but I do know her through " ~ r go to the late Dr. B. W, S. Wise- 9lenandoab Valley lo Rocking- spenllng a J(k!ay vacation •J cream were earved to Pam and low if we wish. This makes me work. That's a ni-:-e way to be man who, In 1910, published Ida ham COunQ', Va. About ten .yeara upfratelarxl camp Grounds," Am McMahon, Polly and Letf1 I wonder which color Mother Na- known. Jo Walker, TereH Hughes, Kim "Wiseman Genealogy and Blog~ later they moved on to what Ia Myrtle Beach, s. C: I ture uses the most. t\t first I . The reception is this anernow Monroe COUnty, W.Va. • Dobbins, Jenllynn Robinson, raplJY" based on the family or I thought green, then I realized noon from 2 to S p.m. ln t h e Here Isaac and Elizabeth spent Mary Roderick, t.uAnn Davis, Iaaac and Elizabeth since this I how mueh blue there is. Any- main lounge at Stewart Smith / Claudette Danlelo, Jane Ann was as far back as he had been the rest ot their da,ys and were way, lt's a nice arra_v of colors Hall on 16th St. burled in the Old RehOboth gU U Kerr, and the honoree'o slller, I she uses on her palette. I churchYard near Union, the coon13' seat. Throe or tbetr ct!ltdren, the I 1 SHOULD HAVE SAID someAbner, Jacob and Elizabeth BlanJUandmother, and a coUidn, Jay thing long ago about the b J u e ton went lo Kentucky; Samuel, Gothard alillllted 1\lrs. Stewart. I crystal bud \'ase Julia Coones John and Isaac went to OhiOj I gave me. One morning she apJoseph, Wllllam and Margaret, WATTERSON REUNION peared with a pink rose in the who married Bartholomew RamGALUPOUS - At their AugGALLIPOLIS - Annual Wat- I pretty vase and said they were sey; Sarah, who married James ust meeting, members of the both Cor me. I was delighted. Barley, and Rachel, who mar- Diety Club of Bulavllle Otri&- terson reunion wUI be held AugSpeaking of roses (one of my ried Frederick Hooaker, ell re. tian Church made plans lor a ust 25 at the HWen Acres HurtKANAUGA- August birthdays the business meeting, which op. malned ln West VIrginia. husband~s Jo,•es) it's pretty the iJW Lodge II Apple Grove, W. VL pool part,y to lje held August The lodge Is located on Jerry's I of members were observed at ened with all repeating the Lord's way they have them at the base one hundred and thlrt;y.elght the CIC mceling heJd Thursday Prayer. Secretary, Mrs. Byron yean ago, lsaac Wiseman, son 20 ot the Kyger Creek pool. Run Rood oft RL 2. A picnic I of the big picture window at the Ward read the minutesandtreasTen members and 'club adviI Gallipolis Medical Center Clin- at the home or the Rev. and Mrs. . urer, Miss Evelyn Rothgeb gave of Isaac and Elizabeth Davlo sor, Linda French, was present. lunch wW begin at !2!30 p.m. I ic. That way all those in t h e Ira Wellnum. Wiseman with his wife, Mary Also pres~ was Charles Hive- with a bnslness meeting 1o fol· Mrs. John R&ike presided over her report. waiting room may enjoy them. low. All relatives and frlenls Eva. McMillan and Mrs. Well~ Magdalene. Armentrout Wiseman ly. So~ were, "He'll UnderToo bad they can't smell them are Invited. man had August birthd~s. cam• 1o Gallia COUnl;y from Mon- stand ai'MI Sly Well Done," arxl too' Games were played with a prize roe Cwnty, Va. (now West Vir- "Precious Memories.'' A short To my mind, there is nothing going to EveJ~n Rothgeb. Mrs. ginia). I busineu meeting followed. One Hour.'' <pite as nice as rose scent. Ten ol their thirteen children PribbJe Wilson aOO Ethel Steele The club has started a corresFor the program, Mrs. Mar(Unless It's Memoire Cherie, grew to manhood and woman- pondence course titled, ••The tin el<(lllli)Od ceramics ani lwl tied for a prize. my favorite fragrance.) Mrs. Wellman was assisted hood, married and presented IJ. Good News,'' Alter the meeting, various Items on display. aae and Mary with one hundred three games oC volleyball were b)' daughter Diana ln serving reMIS> JAMIE WELLMAN, who I freshments. Grace was asked arJd six grandcldldren. All ten, pll.}'ed. was crowned 1968 Mason COUnGALLIPOUS - Members and by the Rev. Wellman. with their large families eame The next meeting will be held IA&IIFICENT ty Fair (.;ueen, is a former res- friends or the Paint Creek RegI The next meeting o! the CIC to Gellla and Lawrence COUn- August 27, ident of Gallipolis. Congratula- ular Baptist Church "'ere on hand I Club will be sept. 12 at 7:30 ties, Ohio between 1815 and 1838. by slick as a whistle tions, Jamie. recently to witness thE! youth or p.m. s.t the home of Evelyn MorThese were Mary, wite ol I FEATUIEthe chJrch display their acting James Cooper, John, who marJt!NIOR WOMEN'S CLUB mem- ability in a play, "The G r eat row. rled Agnes Neal, Samuel who skin-close tit fill' you bers oC Pt. Pleasant are b u s y Choice," by Eastman. Hank Doss married Ama SWOpej Isaac m .. .I I• I young women. Twoofthemj.J.dged ·'· . .'·· wa1 the dire nor. who marri~~ahllal!l'llY;."'t1' • the pret\Y .,lnolll'--"'!!;;le$, .al.the I· " .. , . The following review of the abeth, w!fe ·ot Jobn Slagle; Anna .• .... ,, .. 1rr . ., Mason County Fair....... • DillY was written by Dan Gilm'oi-e. Barbara, wife of Ja~ Wlcllfl111l • line, Jane who married Jehu rF YOU HAVE HAD a picture "The play dealt with a very Prose; Phoebe, wile of David und• our women's page the last urger1t and presslng pr-oblem far011 GALLIPOlli - Mrs. M. B. Wickline; Henry Who married several months and want it back, ing the world _as. a. Ylhole and Nancy Lawrence and Suah, wile Martin was the guest speaker please pick it up soon. They pile each of us &o.r. mdiv1duals. This Cor the August meeting of the of John Wray. up 50 fast (my boss frowns on problem is the supremacy of Social Stitchers of the Firstlllp. plain knit nylon GALliPOLIS- An outing was All o1 these Uved and died In messy desks) they become a prab- the church versus the supremacy tlst Church. The meeting was Ohio except Samuel and Anna held by the Addison Free WUI lem. l will put a couple of no- or the state. The play dealt with stackil1s. this controversial issue from the and John Wray and Sarah who held Thursday evening ln the fiiiiJCi ..... _ tices in the paper to remind view oC the ywth and showed the Baptist Youth League recently. fellowship room of the church. The league went to Baker~s Land- died In Nodaway COUnty, Mo.; C..teufl ..,.111 • .. reader s, especially brides, to immense pressure anr.l inter:. 1 ., ' Vice president, Mrs. RuUl Wet> ..u,.w. ~-- ... Jehu Prose and .lane In Doug' ing and membersen.Pyedapicnic I pick up the pictures they want nal struggle the youth of our naster ~ened the meeti~ wlth las COUnty, Dl., and Henry and back. Alter awhile, rn have to tion are faced wf.th in these con- after the swimming. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Nancy in Pine County, Mim. gr<qJ singing of, "Sivior Like discard them. A ShePherd lAid Us." fused and chaotic days which are Denise! McCoy , BOOb~·. Bllly, and Prayer was lead by Esther upon our nation. Marlene McCoy; Janice, Joyce ,. . '-!-. WHAT WELL-KNO WN insurGooch. Reports of vlslll to the uTile cast did a very fine job and Bonna Higginbottom; S...sie Columbus gave !be island ance man locked his keys in the in displaying their ability as ac sick and ahut-in were made. Decar recently and had to have his tors and actresses having that and Patty Clonch, Jimmy and of Cuba !be name of Juana, In votions were given by MrL Bea Jackie Bins, Sandy Williamson, honor of !be dauglrter, of tbe ' wife come and get him? Evans. Shealaoreadpoems••vtsvery professional look n•~eded and Mrs. PauHne Watson and Dor- king and queen of Spain. Cuba I thought only women did that to get the meaning and ideas or ion o( the Hob City," and 11 Ghe i• II$ Indian name. othy. kind of trick until I was remindthe play across w the audience, ed how often at ball games t h e while at the same time having announcement booms over t h e that touch or humor only ama.· . loudspeaker: "There is a - - teurs can have. model black Buick (Chevy) (Ford) ••the play was sporasoredbythe parked on the lot with the lights church usher boar-dofwhichMn . oo, motor rumlng, and the door Leslie Howard is chairman. ' ' . il locked.,. "' . : ' Plans at the present are to make GALLIPOLIS; OHIO . F.Aio!IL Y SHOE STORE Don't 'spose all those drivers this an annual ev-ent. " were WQffien. Jame.:· . ,Sfie, ~~or~l-Js .\ Elected " .,. ... : • I �. . r "* • ~ ~ FQrJlily 'M.i~i~~·Hi~;OJl[ef:i:: .,t ::s;:~·'·~;;r~:::r 82nd 55th :)ust Between :·. J.I.Jt:/!1 \ :. .;:}::;~Z::~::;;;;:~:;::::::;l:;~~:~;::'.'~::~:::::::f.:::::::t.~ ":lri?:rl;.o' , ',,. J: ' .;: . ' .,- .'·. , . -.I• ~ • • - - "' 1 Nra, •~ •• ~to!~ (JPioe, · I \•1 · . · Jamei) ~ lioil, v~, ot l'!llla· -.~D!f· . dti!H.a. PO.. are vllltln!l h6r~­ tllll;t,ti'. odd Nre. Frank Kamel t1 CJ!arhberoburg. /' '' .' ,. ~ J .• ..• lito ,. Tammi-Stew,ort H9n.orecj With / C/C Meeting Held at ·: Home aViI/e cI b Makes Plans For Pool Party t.u~~· ti;,.. ~d. of Rev. Wellman • I I PHYLliS ANN FIUTEM TO BE II'ED-Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Fiwtem, Route-#3 St. Clairsville, Ohio, announce the forthcoming ma~ riagt of their daughter, Phyllis Ann, to Larry A. Ea~le, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert .Eagle, Vinton, Ohto. An ·Open church wedding is scheduled for No. vember 9th at St. Mary's Catholic Church St. Clairs· ~ vme, Ohio. The bride-to-be and her fia~c·e are em· ployees of Blue Cross of Central Ohio. I Annual Family ·Reunion is Held at Chevalier Home I Addison Youth Swimming Party · And Outing Held SITIIII&S ' .. I ' '' ' ' . , • •, j ... , '""'"~ smoatils the sheaths, side-slit fashions lonallthe even1111 dresses. stretch •i.oo ,,. .. J 1 I I Guest Spea er , For Stitchers j -- ' ..• .'"•••• • •• • • ,•' .t.• • 1!',' BOOSTERS TO MEET . ' ' GALLIPOLIS - There will be ., .. ' an important meeting of the H 11I WOULD LOVE w get down nan Trace Boosters Club Mon ~ to see Sarah Moshier's work day evening, 8 p.m. at the Han at the Marshall University Grad- nan Trace High School. Alrangeuate School exhibit from today ments will be made for the root. through Wednesday, ~e will have ball games coming up . Other oiJ paintings, sculpture and cer- important business is on t h e amics on display. The work oftl'/0 agenda. Refreshments of fruit other artists also will be exhibit - salad and cookies will be serv- . ' ·, ' .·., . 16th Birthday Observed Swim Lessons .,;at'St. ' $211 ... .. Wt'rt proud hi pment a preview tht most axcillng looks to be found fllf fall, se plltlse 11«1pl our invitation to join us. of - Lustrou., '411 <loublo •nil •••· tole jersey, 25" long with oide slits. Clallic . riocllines or t u, II enoch. u...ty ~~tints. long sloev11.l2-l8. '· • ' it lo!a.toll. ."' ' ) There .... exclt· lng •hllwU In olore lor cooto, . •ults. ball, aceejlaoriea · that P"" ml!ie. todalttr the woman In 7~ so, come .,..ieeand ~ &tlltor · w6nderfltl . .wird>- I LARGE SELEOION a I . ' ' ,." .. • ••• .. ·~ GALLIPOLIS • ·t·· · ·:.~1 . . .I ). ' . .. ~· .. . . ~ _.. '' ..... • of-Jdbo.. . . ~ ' I 'I' ' carlene Green and ~a. Ray. mab Hawk, Mary Sbupa, Glltdys Clark, Ruth Dornell, Wealthy Vance, Margaret L)'m Planb:, Flooale Tn!ut llJid Am Elliott .. Sending gilt& ...... Gertrude Vance, Pauline Brewer, Lucy Earwood, Janet Duncan, Norma Lou Edwards, Genova Sectl, Ju(\y Fellure, Miriam Allleon, Norma Jean K!lhn, Rutble Allloon, Alberta Fife, Virginia Burdette, Lelia John..., and JuciY Johnoon. • ·~ • ~ • "'I \ ". .f ' Thirteen New Books Released By Library GALLIPOLIS- New - · released by the GaUll County 01.. trict Llbrliry, August 15, are: FICTION: The Golden Stain, by Cecllle Lealie; This Sunlay, by Jose Donoou; Charlie Pocock ani the Princess, by George Beardmore; Fifteen Flags, by Ric llardman; Ergo, by Jakov Lind; The Salt of the Earllt, by CArlo Mmterouo; and The.Passion Players, b)' Edmund P. Mur· vited to attend the annual ll\lspltal picnl< to be held Wedoesday, August 21, at Krndel Park begtnniDg at 6:30p.m. Those altendlDg are aaked to furnish their own sllwrware and bring a cov- ray, NON-FICTION: Forta of the ered dish. Upper Missouri, by RObert G. Athearn; The Marvelous AniMulic Man mals, by Helena Curtis; Red HOU..YWOOD (UPIJ-Poet- Oclobtor, by Robert V. Daniell; song writer Rod McKuen wtll Trader Vic's Paciftc lsla111 write tour aonu for "A Boy ~ by Bergeron; T h e Named Charlie Brown," the Right People, by Stephen Blrtlrst feature-length cartoon tUm based on Charles M mlngblm, and The Bible Tbr~ ' Schulz' cartoon strip "Pea~ the Ages, by Harry Thomaa nuts." Frank. nedline, long sf.,eves, button ~uffs. M•ny luscious prints. 12-38. DOUBLE KNIT JERSEY TOPS ' . ant Valley Hospital employ••· auxiliary ladies, Csndystrlpers and their families have been In- Rich, sifk-!ook acet.rJte crepe. lu•uriously long-25 inct..sl 5" side sins. Cl•ssic IBI BRIGHT . . :·.: .:·. . . ~,orpinn · ~r- ~ TO HOLD PICNIC PT. PLEASANT - The Pleaa- lA) ACETATE CREPE PANT TOPS ' ,: GAIILIPOLIS - Miss Charla Bodimer, brlde.elect of J l 11) Elliott, was hooored with a shoWer at the hoine of Mrs. Madge Neal, 1113 amset Dr . Games were plajred wJth priz~ e1 going to Erma [.yon•, Goldl.a Rice, Bonnie Baird, Mary Lynn Hunter, and Margaret Plantz . After the honoree opened and acknowledged her gilts, refresbmentll of punch, homemade ice cream and cake were served. Attending were, Mrs . Ronald Justice, Pearl Elliott, Mary Lym Hunter, Erma Lyons, Goldie Rice, JoseJ)hl.ne Rlce, Francis Houck, Bonnie Baird, Anna Plantz, Sue Francis, Pam Trout, lris Cox, Marjorie saunders, 9.1e Hutchinson, Mabel Saundera, Dorothy Priest, CoMie Priest, Thelma Elliott, Elolae Elliott, FASHIONABLE PAIR UPS IN COORDINATED COLORS! NortiJurs. . Fa!. ' ~ Bhdal Shower Honors Miss Charla Bodimer wan<h liu.~ -~' ~ent· ' ••• Darnbrough's NE End Thursday Mrs. . ed. DEPT. STORE \ . '· .!- '• ENS TIES 51.00 Lin: r '• ~ I' .. •• ••• • •• atl• ENGINEERS TO MEET The Ohio Valley ChaJX.er ofthe Ohio Soclecy of Prolesslonal Engineers will hold a dinner meetIng at the Colonial Restaurant • Jackson. Ohio, on Wednesday, August 21, 7:30p.m. David A, Paul, Armco Sales Engineer,, will present new developments in uQderground collection systems piping. If time permits, the rum, 14 Anatomy of an 4ccident" will be shown. I 3.00 -. WHAT CONSERVATIVEGalllpolitan was dining ln a very plush restaurant recently a n d made a oouple of "remarks" about the bunch or long - haired, strangely dressed young m e n having supper nearby? The waitress whispered, uDon't you know who that is? Th.at~s Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass group.'' I guess ll you're a millionaire like ,\lpert you don't hal•e to worry about how you look, or What anyone thinks. GALUPOI,IS'- Tile Chevalier Mike, Tho Rev. and Mrs. Mor· Wnll,y reunion· no beld receut- rtoon, all of Gelllpolla. . It 11 the bome or Mr. and 'Mr•. Frank McCalla and oon, Dick; Mr •. 8nd Mrs. Earl Coker and ,..like CheVall"'. Present were Mr. and Mrs. daughter, Elda t1 cottonwood, ·~ Chevalier and ehlldren, Calll.; Mr. pd Mro. Jake Cbev· llflbble, Klt)lber~ and alter ilnd 2id~Uren, Bob, Bi'· ' • qt. ~IP'!IIol·; .l\1', ¥II bara, AnciY, Branda and 'i'IJ!l· 4llrs. BIU Rlcnardlon ani dtll~ my. Four generJIIons of the Cbev~draa, SuciY, . Jodi, Becky, ;- lttrrt ani Jet1 t1 COlumbus; aller lamlly were prooent. They llr. and Mr o. Albert Vayera were, Clark Cheveller, Cleo J. and ehlldren, Run, and Mary Chevalier, Cborlea A. CbevaBeth of Uri),ana, 0.; Hazal, Gil- ller and Sectl Chevalier, bert and Paul flllher of Akron· Clark Chevalier; ''Mr- and Mro: ' Charles N, Chevalier and oono [HOSPITAL NEWS ·Jtft and S«>tt; Mr. and Mrs: . Dewey Burke, 'Mr. ani Mro. Cleo J. CheValier, 'Mr.andMro. Maur· leo ~ Mr. and Mrs. Gary PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL ADMITTED: Mrs. Norman Bane, and ...., Greaory .,. ' Bulb, Gelllpolls Ferry; Malvin ' ' WAver, Frederlcltsbur&, Q.; ,, • Mrs. l!:tbel Fry, Lelarl; Mrs. Announce Birth MilfOrd LaVere, Hentler...,• ·. . ~. GALLIPOLIS -Mr. ani 'Mrl. George Bales, Pt. PIAsant; · John (llarolcllne TltOmal) Oller da TrJ.l>lett. GalliJioUo F e r y.<1 ·1 '1- Ohio annOunce lbablrlb Mre. Samuel Rodaars, Pt. Pleao: t1' a 1011 A:U8111t U at' Pl~a ant. lllmorlal ""-td~. The b a b y DISCHARGED: Gall Blalit, Gal. •shed 7 )lOUIICII p<l t ounce• upOUa Ferr.v; Jolla v..cuer, Pt. IIIII hal been nomad JGM Thom· Plaaaanl; Roll\le wmelt, u Oller. The event wla aloo Pl. I'IIILOIIII; Mro; Dale Rlllle ,, litO, bl.rthdlll' or JOOf Jl,}' Oller, and oon, Jlaclno; Mala Goodman 3 !7- :old .., ·of tilt' Ollers. Pt.. l'lwallt; David 111<~ Mitorita! grllldparonto a r e 1'1. Pleaoanl; Mro. R o b er t . Mr. and 'Mro• .Harold Tllolnao, Cruinp. ild>erllbnril; Robece~ · ~e; ~ gr..q,oronto VcCoy, Grimms LandlDg. · ~ Mr . ..,.>firl. Roy Oller of Bmtm: 'Mr. and Mro. Nor. POrler ,: man. Buoll, Ge!llllolls Ferry, a \,' oon; 'Mr. and Mro. Robert Rltdl~. llr .. and Mja! Flf)Jd :a'hOm- II,NewHaven,~-· = .. panty tOp. . the American Wot•r Sid Aaooelltton. l!ro. Eve~ Brandeberry, chairman til the 110mlnatlng compreoented the followlDg slahl ot i olllcers. Voting was taken by secret ballot. The fol. . IO'IIjpji oil! cera were elocted, Ja. ~ ~. president; Larry ~ vhie.prealdent; Juanita ~. secretary; RandY Hamll1DD, · tn;t~,~urer; Jlm . U n r o e, ' o1 membership comtiWrpWt mittee. GOry !mwden and Clslre MarkiQJ· counted the votes. Jim unro&.wu.lh marge of tho meet.tng·an4I .niantta Unroe i:ead t h e m1~9 1o!~ hiotmeetlng. • The 'C:<i!latitutlon ani by • law• ' wero ~ead and afewaddlttonsand charlie&' were made•.. Duel Will be $3 for thooe 17 GALLIPOLIS - Tbo highlight and older and $2 for peroons ' ol the ' August meeting of t h o 16 year• ·and under. There wtil · Junior Leadership Club was a ~ no famUy rahls. movie, "Owning and Operating e Motorcycle Safely." Fred Deel, presldant, opeoed the meatlDg. Gloria Kemper a n d Penny S.Uler led the pledge to the fiag. Devotions were given by Donna Adkins and Gloria KemCAROLYN JEAN SISSON per. ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED-Mr . and Mrs . Wayne The club will hold a awtm. mlng par\)' on August 25 at CanS1sson of Kyger are announcing the engagement of ter's Cave. A deadline was set their daughter, Carolyn Jean. to Robert II'. Hart. son for tboae wll\l haven't paid their . of Mr. and Mrs. Wallie Hart, leon, II'. Va. Miss Sis· PT, PLEASANT - The Pleas.dues. II they aren't paid by Aug. ant Valley Hospital auxiliary son is a 1964 graduate of Kyger Creek High School ust 19, they can't attend the swimmembers voted to Jllr chase new ming part;y. and is employed by Nationwide Insurance in Colum· 114ports 011 Club COngresa were cubl cal rurtalns (or u &e around bus, Ohio. Mr. Hart, a 1963 graduate of Pt . Pleasant given by Dawna Walker, Penny hoapltal beds w be placed In tho High School, is a supervisor at W. R. Grace and Co. Shuler, Jean Shaver and Fred boapltal's remndeled wing. The women also will purchase in Columbus. An October wedding is planned . Deel. enough bedralls so that every Steve Needs, Eddie Jotmson, Joyce Caneda,y, Karen Bailey and bed In the modi cal wing will be Becky Cremeens reported on equipped with ralls. A collection of $7 was taken their trip to the Citizenship Short from the members to purchase couroe at Wa~hington, D. c. for making terr,ycloth material Patty Saunders and Jim Walker GALLIPOLIS - Approximate- Mark Sanders, Golden and GersHpjlers for patients. The slipreported on Conservation Camp. ly 60 'guests •Nere present to help tie Watson, Nola Goodman, Charters will be made by Mrs. Jesles H. Waugh, Margaret Slater, Bud Carter waa a guest. Dorothy Watson celebrate h e r The next meeting will be Sep- sJe M. Richards, mother or Mrs. 16th blrthdl,}' August 1. Hostess Wayne Angell, and Dorothy WatLyle Austin, an auxiliary mem~mber 9 at the falrgroundo. w:as Dorothy's mother, Mrs. son. ber. Sterry Fimey il the new~ rePauline Watson. September 24 was announced porter for the club. REUNION PLANNED Refreshments or cake, 1 c e as the date ror the auxillary GALLIPOLIS - Viola Tl.}'lor workshop which will be held in cream, and kool-atd were serv- carter has announced the Drst Wheeling, W. Va. and the month ed to Debbie Wells, Sandy and Taylor reunion will bo held on Wayne Q.teen, Jessie My e r a, of October was named (or the Steve and Allan Sanders, Rita Fordficad011 Hill today. All restate convention whlch will be Harrison, Brenda Willlama, Rog- latives and friends are im1ted held this year at the Greenbrier, 9-laron, and Nancy Shafer, to attend. er, White &tlphur ~rings . Plans for the hillbilly "h o e Janice Meadows, Jackie and Jimdown" to be held ln October was my Bias, Janice, Joyce and Bonna m~m. Patl;y and :ilsie ...'. fo•mulaled ·11\lh Mu~·:li.Jil e s Craddo('.k, chairman, and Mrs. . Cl~>~,c,ti: .San~ Wlllla)Tls.st;tnt~d C9x, (lary Mootgomery, ':I!VerJames . Gibe&ut, oo - chairman. ette Montaomery, Freddie Q.~M. i~=~ with hWI!ee aiided Other chairmen are: refresh0' Mike Johnson, carol Shockley, nearly 400 ·cbll. menta, Mrs. Tootle Krebs, and •dren learning. to swim this sum- Mrs. Betti)' Romans; tickets, Mrs. Tommy Lewlo, John Clarv Allen and Rick Bickle, johnmer· II~ pool. John Ceodill and publlcicy, Mrs. son. Coach Bob g;,rtzer was the di- Harold Ridenour. Also, Norman Swindler, Brenrecto< •aaolsted by Mra. A n n da Waugh, Carl Fowler, Brenda Mealge, Bob Kl1aul and Cai"l Ebling. 'Molly Maguir•t' Cremeens, cathy Small, Greg The pool will contiiB!e·lo stay H0 L Lwo0 o j UPH _ Gooderham, Lewis Pickette, DenOllOn after school starts on Aug- Thomas Murphy. Jr .. of Nes- isel, Bobby, Bllly, and Marlene ust 26 ft'Om 6 to 8 p.m. and on Queonlng. Pa .. will play sean McCoy, Paullne Watson, Mary Saturda.Y and 9mda.Y rrorn 1 to Connery's son In "The Molly My•rs Betty Carol and Dick Magulres" which was ftlmed Me~ ' ' :; p.m. providing enough peroono in the mining region or north- \ s, Rev. Jerry ~assie, "are lnterealed. eastern Pennsylvania. ~nna, Pldllip, attd Davtd Mas&e, Corroll and Audrey Slieeto, For Hospital ·. I k I ' ' Buy Curtains I I I Mrs. Martin is - Auxiliary to I Paint Creek Church Youth Present Play l . Leoder$hip Club Augusf ProeJrom · Features Safety I ~ ' hJ!ttoe, camp .. . ' P•••••••••••••••••••••*~•••• " _.~ ·ft, .t'-- . Ski Club President Birthday Party " ... '.; , Us ' •1 "1-; \,. GALUI'OLIS- Tbo501btoun· !on ol tho W!.em.n FaftuiJ U. .Mr; WNM moved to Galill-;i ooclalion will h6 held In cOni· ~· ·!roll) We~ Vlrllrilmunl13' Hall on the Rio Grinde Rotiert ~rlnstoil bU relunl· College Clmplo In Rio Grande ed lo 1!1• 1101!11 In ~1&1 Clfl, 19,.l ·and lJ a ralired II!IJIOr · . on &mdey, August 2>. ""HIIIt ho 11.. 1110. after vliii!N: ldo aliter, cirmer. FIIUrpuorallonoli~eropte. The Wiseman Family Assoc:l- tara'ih!t uit-.e · · Mro. !ldi'l'-1' Shettl lnd ·oilier · ation was organlted in 1908 near Ja<ob . .. ' ·' ~...' -. rei.Uvta: cllulld8r, Mro. .~ . New Salem, Ohio, at the tum and,- ilai:hol • . We olio •' . !loyal ·~ of 1)a.)10n wu aloo home of Isaac Wiseman, Its ftrot By Pat Houck • was Ids fli!her was botp vlaltln81il~ ~r IW!I. president. Its chief purpose '· . ' ohlp '~~bite hla paronta Mr• ,anl Mrs. W&yi)O·Anuhary · to Increase intefeat in and devo'. and »>n Jtareyf were re:cent -' tion to the family ties among the route to' tb~· .~onles ' hlo ~hor' B name gueall ' of Mr. ani Mra. Arthur' ~~=rr~r~:~:~=~=~:~:~~=~=~=~=~=-=::::;:~~:~r=~=~=~=~=~;~=~=~=~=~~=~=~~:~:~:~=~=~~=~:~=~=j=~=~=~=~=i=~=~=~~t:~=~=~=:=~~=~=~=~:~~:~:~:~:~:~:: descendants of Isaac and Eliza- Tbomaa. Sleelt. HamUton, Ohio. Also EVEHY NOW AND THEN I pull myself together and try tore~ beth Davis Wiseman and tholr Sometime about 1760, IMBC'.I gueall at lito taml~ reunion were eleven sons and daughters, all of member all the things I've forgotten in the rush of recent events. whom lived Ln Berks County, Pa. paronto, Ida brotll\lr Jacob odd Mr. llllll Mra. Kennellt Amabary 1 knew about the airmail mail box John Swain had but couldn't • ln Revolutionary War da,ya. Qlel· ollllen· !olai)' and Rachel lell of Columbuo, Mr. ani MJoo. Ted cake w_ere served. remember to mention it until now, when he has taken it down. It ifications for membership were Pennlll'lvanla and went to 1!10 ste,ele ani daughter, Sherry; Mr. was real cute, a split level job with the ainnail part ~ high. GALLIPOLIS- TamoraL1MO changed long 120 lo InclUde all Jergy settlement In that . part ani Mre. T, C. Pollook, Wheel· o1 Rowan Coun!Y, N, c. that Ill· IDg; Ma,Jor ani! Mrs. Robert Pol· !lewart, ~ of 'Mr. and DID YOU EVER STOP to think ed. Much or sarah's work was person• bearing the name of er became a part of pro&elll da.Y look ani lltree children of Fort Mrs. florman 1. Stewart ot about how many things nature done toward her Master of Flne Wiseman or descendants there- Davicloon COUnty. Brother• Knox, Ky.; Mike Spradling, Col.; · Gran~ Eat8teo, wao b9noted or, reprdless of name. With makes yellow? We have yeUow Arts degree. Several of t h e the exee(1tion of a few w a r James and Wllllam went 1o Row· · Mr. ani Mrs. Lawrence Steele, 011 ~ 9th blrtbclv wttb 'a part;y corn, yellow apples, yellow to- paintlngs are associated with Gal bold at the Gallii' COunty Junior years, meetings have been held an County In 1777. SomOtlme a- and son, Dennis, matoes, yellow peaches, yellow lipolis and the Ohio River valley . bout 17U Isaac ani hll brood, Fair Gri>U,nda. 1 don~ know Sarah, (Sally lo amually, daisies, and on and on. All these both married and Blnaie, Jell Mr. and Mrs. Norman Stew· Taminl Tec$ved IIIIIIIY n 1 c e Much of the credit for the things come in other colors too, ·some of her friends) personally, success of thlsorganh:ationmust Berks county and went Ul) the art. Tamml and Lowlette, ue gifts, and cake, punch, ana 1 c e but we can choose them in yel - but I do know her through " ~ r go to the late Dr. B. W, S. Wise- 9lenandoab Valley lo Rocking- spenllng a J(k!ay vacation •J cream were earved to Pam and low if we wish. This makes me work. That's a ni-:-e way to be man who, In 1910, published Ida ham COunQ', Va. About ten .yeara upfratelarxl camp Grounds," Am McMahon, Polly and Letf1 I wonder which color Mother Na- known. Jo Walker, TereH Hughes, Kim "Wiseman Genealogy and Blog~ later they moved on to what Ia Myrtle Beach, s. C: I ture uses the most. t\t first I . The reception is this anernow Monroe COUnty, W.Va. • Dobbins, Jenllynn Robinson, raplJY" based on the family or I thought green, then I realized noon from 2 to S p.m. ln t h e Here Isaac and Elizabeth spent Mary Roderick, t.uAnn Davis, Iaaac and Elizabeth since this I how mueh blue there is. Any- main lounge at Stewart Smith / Claudette Danlelo, Jane Ann was as far back as he had been the rest ot their da,ys and were way, lt's a nice arra_v of colors Hall on 16th St. burled in the Old RehOboth gU U Kerr, and the honoree'o slller, I she uses on her palette. I churchYard near Union, the coon13' seat. Throe or tbetr ct!ltdren, the I 1 SHOULD HAVE SAID someAbner, Jacob and Elizabeth BlanJUandmother, and a coUidn, Jay thing long ago about the b J u e ton went lo Kentucky; Samuel, Gothard alillllted 1\lrs. Stewart. I crystal bud \'ase Julia Coones John and Isaac went to OhiOj I gave me. One morning she apJoseph, Wllllam and Margaret, WATTERSON REUNION peared with a pink rose in the who married Bartholomew RamGALUPOUS - At their AugGALLIPOLIS - Annual Wat- I pretty vase and said they were sey; Sarah, who married James ust meeting, members of the both Cor me. I was delighted. Barley, and Rachel, who mar- Diety Club of Bulavllle Otri&- terson reunion wUI be held AugSpeaking of roses (one of my ried Frederick Hooaker, ell re. tian Church made plans lor a ust 25 at the HWen Acres HurtKANAUGA- August birthdays the business meeting, which op. malned ln West VIrginia. husband~s Jo,•es) it's pretty the iJW Lodge II Apple Grove, W. VL pool part,y to lje held August The lodge Is located on Jerry's I of members were observed at ened with all repeating the Lord's way they have them at the base one hundred and thlrt;y.elght the CIC mceling heJd Thursday Prayer. Secretary, Mrs. Byron yean ago, lsaac Wiseman, son 20 ot the Kyger Creek pool. Run Rood oft RL 2. A picnic I of the big picture window at the Ward read the minutesandtreasTen members and 'club adviI Gallipolis Medical Center Clin- at the home or the Rev. and Mrs. . urer, Miss Evelyn Rothgeb gave of Isaac and Elizabeth Davlo sor, Linda French, was present. lunch wW begin at !2!30 p.m. I ic. That way all those in t h e Ira Wellnum. Wiseman with his wife, Mary Also pres~ was Charles Hive- with a bnslness meeting 1o fol· Mrs. John R&ike presided over her report. waiting room may enjoy them. low. All relatives and frlenls Eva. McMillan and Mrs. Well~ Magdalene. Armentrout Wiseman ly. So~ were, "He'll UnderToo bad they can't smell them are Invited. man had August birthd~s. cam• 1o Gallia COUnl;y from Mon- stand ai'MI Sly Well Done," arxl too' Games were played with a prize roe Cwnty, Va. (now West Vir- "Precious Memories.'' A short To my mind, there is nothing going to EveJ~n Rothgeb. Mrs. ginia). I busineu meeting followed. One Hour.'' <pite as nice as rose scent. Ten ol their thirteen children PribbJe Wilson aOO Ethel Steele The club has started a corresFor the program, Mrs. Mar(Unless It's Memoire Cherie, grew to manhood and woman- pondence course titled, ••The tin el<(lllli)Od ceramics ani lwl tied for a prize. my favorite fragrance.) Mrs. Wellman was assisted hood, married and presented IJ. Good News,'' Alter the meeting, various Items on display. aae and Mary with one hundred three games oC volleyball were b)' daughter Diana ln serving reMIS> JAMIE WELLMAN, who I freshments. Grace was asked arJd six grandcldldren. All ten, pll.}'ed. was crowned 1968 Mason COUnGALLIPOUS - Members and by the Rev. Wellman. with their large families eame The next meeting will be held IA&IIFICENT ty Fair (.;ueen, is a former res- friends or the Paint Creek RegI The next meeting o! the CIC to Gellla and Lawrence COUn- August 27, ident of Gallipolis. Congratula- ular Baptist Church "'ere on hand I Club will be sept. 12 at 7:30 ties, Ohio between 1815 and 1838. by slick as a whistle tions, Jamie. recently to witness thE! youth or p.m. s.t the home of Evelyn MorThese were Mary, wite ol I FEATUIEthe chJrch display their acting James Cooper, John, who marJt!NIOR WOMEN'S CLUB mem- ability in a play, "The G r eat row. rled Agnes Neal, Samuel who skin-close tit fill' you bers oC Pt. Pleasant are b u s y Choice," by Eastman. Hank Doss married Ama SWOpej Isaac m .. .I I• I young women. Twoofthemj.J.dged ·'· . .'·· wa1 the dire nor. who marri~~ahllal!l'llY;."'t1' • the pret\Y .,lnolll'--"'!!;;le$, .al.the I· " .. , . The following review of the abeth, w!fe ·ot Jobn Slagle; Anna .• .... ,, .. 1rr . ., Mason County Fair....... • DillY was written by Dan Gilm'oi-e. Barbara, wife of Ja~ Wlcllfl111l • line, Jane who married Jehu rF YOU HAVE HAD a picture "The play dealt with a very Prose; Phoebe, wile of David und• our women's page the last urger1t and presslng pr-oblem far011 GALLIPOlli - Mrs. M. B. Wickline; Henry Who married several months and want it back, ing the world _as. a. Ylhole and Nancy Lawrence and Suah, wile Martin was the guest speaker please pick it up soon. They pile each of us &o.r. mdiv1duals. This Cor the August meeting of the of John Wray. up 50 fast (my boss frowns on problem is the supremacy of Social Stitchers of the Firstlllp. plain knit nylon GALliPOLIS- An outing was All o1 these Uved and died In messy desks) they become a prab- the church versus the supremacy tlst Church. The meeting was Ohio except Samuel and Anna held by the Addison Free WUI lem. l will put a couple of no- or the state. The play dealt with stackil1s. this controversial issue from the and John Wray and Sarah who held Thursday evening ln the fiiiiJCi ..... _ tices in the paper to remind view oC the ywth and showed the Baptist Youth League recently. fellowship room of the church. The league went to Baker~s Land- died In Nodaway COUnty, Mo.; C..teufl ..,.111 • .. reader s, especially brides, to immense pressure anr.l inter:. 1 ., ' Vice president, Mrs. RuUl Wet> ..u,.w. ~-- ... Jehu Prose and .lane In Doug' ing and membersen.Pyedapicnic I pick up the pictures they want nal struggle the youth of our naster ~ened the meeti~ wlth las COUnty, Dl., and Henry and back. Alter awhile, rn have to tion are faced wf.th in these con- after the swimming. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Nancy in Pine County, Mim. gr<qJ singing of, "Sivior Like discard them. A ShePherd lAid Us." fused and chaotic days which are Denise! McCoy , BOOb~·. Bllly, and Prayer was lead by Esther upon our nation. Marlene McCoy; Janice, Joyce ,. . '-!-. WHAT WELL-KNO WN insurGooch. Reports of vlslll to the uTile cast did a very fine job and Bonna Higginbottom; S...sie Columbus gave !be island ance man locked his keys in the in displaying their ability as ac sick and ahut-in were made. Decar recently and had to have his tors and actresses having that and Patty Clonch, Jimmy and of Cuba !be name of Juana, In votions were given by MrL Bea Jackie Bins, Sandy Williamson, honor of !be dauglrter, of tbe ' wife come and get him? Evans. Shealaoreadpoems••vtsvery professional look n•~eded and Mrs. PauHne Watson and Dor- king and queen of Spain. Cuba I thought only women did that to get the meaning and ideas or ion o( the Hob City," and 11 Ghe i• II$ Indian name. othy. kind of trick until I was remindthe play across w the audience, ed how often at ball games t h e while at the same time having announcement booms over t h e that touch or humor only ama.· . loudspeaker: "There is a - - teurs can have. model black Buick (Chevy) (Ford) ••the play was sporasoredbythe parked on the lot with the lights church usher boar-dofwhichMn . oo, motor rumlng, and the door Leslie Howard is chairman. ' ' . il locked.,. "' . : ' Plans at the present are to make GALLIPOLIS; OHIO . F.Aio!IL Y SHOE STORE Don't 'spose all those drivers this an annual ev-ent. " were WQffien. Jame.:· . ,Sfie, ~~or~l-Js .\ Elected " .,. ... : • I �'' ·- • 1' ·.ctS'I lli : . l '· ·~ . Years ago on the River:.· GALLIPOLIS - What winter ice gorges failed to accomplish was done b)' fire. The big towboat J. a Finley was burned on the Paducah, Ky. marine ways, where she was undergoing repairs just 50 years ago t h i s 1 '· ' i f '\ ' ... /· ,!. ·~ manth. The Finley was totally destroyed and the ways badl,y damaged. The loss was in the neighborhood of $250,000, according to River News In the Aug. 17, 1918 Gallipolis Dally Tribune . The Finley was built at Elizabeth, Pa., in 1899, and h e r eompoond concte'nsing maehinery was installed ilt Marietta by McConnel. The Finley was the sec ond largest towboat on western waters, being next to the Sprague in size. Both or these large large towboats were purchased a year or ao before, according to the paper, from the Aluminum Ore Co. of East St. Lools. The Finley was badl,y damaged by the btg ice the winter before and she was undergoing repairs to her hull when the fire started. Other River News from l he Tribune included: . ;•. ' .. '1 i·~ ·~'·• ,. • ~ 'i . · lr· . ' t:. '1 AUG. 5, 1918 - AN artificial rise was passing today which per. mttted a shipment or about o n e million buahels of Kanawha Rlv01' coal to Cincinnati - the Robert P. Gillham with 18 barges, and the Eugene Dana Smith With 14 barges and ooe fiat were tht first boats of U1e fieet to pass through the lock chamber at Dam No. 26. i'' ' AUG. 6, !918- IT IS saldthat Jobn W. Hubbard of Plttsbur!lh _., ..' ' ~:.".v:. . ·'t{ . '' ' tJ"~ .;,''I ' i' ' ' · ·~;~ t. ' .'(, rV ' ).: i' t'>; ' \ .'!' ' ; ', \) I ,. + +++++ ++++++ 1870 Ada Barlow, Eliza Denny, Annie Gills, Anna Gilman, George . GUman, COlumbia Hott. Ella Newton Lemons, Allee McMullen, Theodore Mitchell, Mott V. Newton, Emma Nye, Joseph Ralhburn JoM Sonns. • ', ' AUG. 14, 1918 - TilE Llber· ty Transit Co. of Wheeling has secured from the city wharfage privileges at Charleston Which the Greene Line has held ( o r some time. The Liberty Co., it is said, will operate the steamers Elam and Omaha in the PUtsburgh -Charleston trade and se· cure aoother large boat tor the Plttsbur!lh.CincinnaU trade, The Liberty Co., said to be a strong organization, will endeavor to revive river traffic and they are securing the best men possible to conduct the business of their line. !t is reported that Kanawha River towboat engineers, members of the association, will de· mand another increase in wages before Sept. 1. Deckhands on the J u I l u s LAST week. we mentioned Ulat Prlncipa.l James N. , M. Davis ran acroSs an old list of GAHS graduates - before the turn of the<entury. Althoogh many of today's residents will not recall names of these individuals, we're sure there's several ancestors reosiding in the area who will be able to pick out their relatl~es. Too. by prtn~ these names, effort& may be renewed to form an alumni auodatiOJL Here• s the first list: ' ' AUG, 7, 1918 - ONE packet, the Chrls Greene, is reported to be having all the business she can handle in the Kanawha Riv· er trade between Galllpolls and Charleston. There are no packets operatlng above Charleston where formerly two boats were run by Captain John W, L a n e, whose good boat, the Helen Lane, has been laid up here Cor sever· al months. By HOBART WllroN, JR. ·~I l!&ve been mode In receJt yeors to form a GolAcl<~ Hilih ~lwei Alum~ Association. All have !ailed; EvOI')' ye~. however, 'former GAHS student& manage to get together for class reunions. This year, the Class of · '58 held iUJ lOth rewdon. The Class of •38 conducted its 30th reunion 011 Aug. 10. • ,, 1. ·- has just closed tho deal and paid over the coin Col' COmmodore F. A. Laidley's etock in the louisville & Cincinnati Packet CO. Commodore Laidley, who originally came rrom the Kanawha ~alley, will t"f'tire to his home in Florida. He is said to be in broken heallh. Captain Billy Roe is the superintendent of the line, Ills reported. ' ' ,.,,' 1871 ;,•1 Sllrah Clark, Fannie Coddlogton, J . T, Hanson, Melissa Hubbard, 'Emma Kerna, Jennie l.q'ons, Lewis Moch, Ed Newton, Oliver Sanna, Hattie Sherwood. 1872 ~ Ball, James D. Bell, Emma Dages, Wirutie Denn,y, Fred .Henking, Minnie Stewut Hutsiq)iller, Minnie Kerr, Carrie Bradi~ J.lervellyn. -1. ' ' ' FhilachmiiiiOlftl upihe Kallawho River tu the mlDes a row daJs ""' witll ~ big tow or empties are reported to have IJIII I h e boat without ~ minute's ootice at a lock and walked up the bank. Too nmcb work making lockages, and they were meking over four dollars a day. The labor CJI.estlon becomes more serIous. I :OfJbmes·, Sh.~~ts Jul 27 ' . COLUMBU$ - ·~:,W) - A · rite, 111• l'flllected In th~ iql)ool , new .otale · law ,l!hleh ~<iome• . diltr~d'it •11Ud8ot ~eh ·had' II' tv. "' ..aecUve next m<illth cO!IId result be: llled {p ~.. 11ds ~ !hit t ,d~iio In oome 1!61'lwl !lnan<;!li .m•. unleio !he budpt ·cal)til, (pr the cultieo for a IIIDibar or Oblo _..atlij'el or neW . moaliil to •cho<ll diatrlctL ·be b~ In by t.,Y, fUdt The new Iaw,. llllieh·btc:omea a IOV, ~ be pul'llt4liir"l': el!elilve Sept. 14, problblts the A report In CQI'IIJl)iull >IIlia al-, le\71ng of new taxes unless the rea<IY ·PI!Inted out ot it~~~ot•l"9, ~.,.,,r . 'I , •"~ c< 'f.. .' ' '),~. I ~ •' . , : t;;'. ·~s ,.·: .. P~ ·~ .·· y!_~~, lA a ~leupt ~ ..f• e""om :before ari altlr 00... '" , r, • ' ir[\fle l ~. .. •• ' Ute .• . ecllo JlO Iethia: ,od lovlea. ' ·[ . lion ·c , I , ·. .. . or. · Revi~ IIC- ~~ " ..,..,, ...,mit ....,.,,."'illiii--'·~.... '. . ortfb:~·t; '· .,•.,~ 'rf' ·lri~!~ 0 ., .,e ~ · .p, · ·.-.. · , ASSIGNED TO Tnuw ·•· 1 'BAD KISSINGEN GEWNY I ~~tll.trll\1; ,. ,• mlll'llrilltall<il or , · · . ·' liNG·$ · ·I · · whether .the levy· has lle,j, t - AriiQO Private J!m F. Bani· ' proved 1>1 .tlie eledura of tlii ell, -20• 04XU>I Mrs. Callie! S!:hjltaxing di..._.ct . .... ~ r.,. PIIIIIOJ'OY, Ohio, was u~ . - ~ "" woOII . IU"' ed July 17 to the 3d ,_,,,.._ D(" rate or taxation Tor tile ensulni . ....,_.., ll.lcal fear. Is cleartt:~ · >I IIIII !'"'I' here as a . - . , . , · by· a . budget or the ~ c111•llicl "" peHifcai · IW>dlvioloo ProiJerly ll!d IaWrurJY advOrueed, Rulfltas PlpeiiiMi " ' :.._..,. and llled " COLOGNE, Oermatt)' · !\TPll _....,~ ••• • -Polyeater plpellnes JQJDlUntAe:cof!llng to state olltcl&la, tO ~t and WelghlnJ hruj bcnntver; thlshaaal...,sbeenthe llfth .. mvch ~·tee! ~··re cale. j!.\'ellln the poot' thelaw·re- bollia ProdUced experllMiltal!y IJIIred budgetn to rellect actull bY1 Oe ~~ri. and' S'!'lu tiehneeds rath!>J' than having the no og1•~· ' · '· peropllve or cominlr along lai The now. pipe. made ~~ a 1 the and - IUbllance called "Plbron-Armer n year proposing a over!t," Is belnl tooted 1n 'an tax program wblcb would raise induatriaJ waate dispoaal, plant more f!IOIIOYihalt tile budget IO)U]d near here. one.. 1 I 1 I I I I 1 , . .. . I I I l 1 1 1 FAWN Hit $3!UO SET H•rs 135.00 PAUL ·DAVIES JEWElERS , 4M.....,. An, O.Dipolio, 0, ~. Mtu c~eMirer RUth Lohse oxeha~Wed wedd!Jw - • with James ROpr Slleels; The br~ il the daugllt4r of Mr. Ill! .Mr'r llirold Lohse, Pomel'O)'. Mr., Sheela to ·tho '"" or MrL JiiMI Gettle& of Welloton and Mr. Charles Sheets 'of Pomol'O)', The~· ri!W ceremoey .,., · Jlerforfrled ·ot 3:30 P·"'- oo July · 27 at the Mlcldl..,.,.t Church of Chiill- The Rev. ·Raullln MOyer · oMc!ated. · . Eocorted to the :lltar by bar tattlert the bride wore U "Au llno. dres,o ol ollk organla 1»llsned.Wtth lq ileevea, an Em- ,, plre wafatltlll'. detacllable lnln . trimmed •In lace ~wiib •"II ~e&riL Her wU waa of llnprtlp lenath In aUk !Uual<ill and was held In piece .by an arnngemont or OI'PI'Za and lace · O.Wero with seed pearl accentJ, She carried a erelcent .arrangement or white feathered carnations, roses ard baby'• breath. Ser~u ottendanto to the bride were Mloa Ellen Martin, Gllllixlllo, maid ol honor; Miss Colher!ne Clark, Galll90)ls, and MrL Tom Garrloon, Cj))umbus, brldesmaldo. The atteadlnlo wore In «>>lin lace pns ot "A" Jtne dealgn. James with hlah wahl& and Ncll bowo with matehirw milia ind veiled :~eqieceo, Mlu Martin wasln lol Her selections lnc!UCIB(( llul>o 1 b urn us; Mr s. c• E. Blakeslee, ~. and the brldeomaldo lap's ••The Weddlq Prayer," Mrs. Patrick Lochary, and Mrs. ot9.<e you.... They carrle4 colo- and Gounod's 11 Entreat ME! Not Charles Gibbs, Pomeroy. ,!@ ~~~ of yoUow claliles to Leave Th.ee. u Gursta wore For a wedclin£ trlp to Michl~ eunotlona .w It h registered by Mlsri Deborah p.n, the new Mrs. Sheets chang· 'malchilll streamer a. Sheets, the bridegroom's sister. ed into a summer knit of white . Miss Lori Ann Loh1e, niece Followi~ the wedding a r~ with blue and green accents, the bride, •orvecl as the !low- ception was ~ in the church and wore a white rose corsage. or girl. She was In a 10111 white social room. YellOW" daisies, Guests at the wedding were dress with a headband trimmed fern, and mtn1ature bows were f'rom Columbus, Athens, GalU· . with yellow daloieo, and carried used in the decorations of the polls, Rio Grande, MolD Sterl· a decorated besktt or aowers. bride's table which was center- ing, Austinburg, Wellston, Wes· . Mr. ~-h Clark or India-. ed with a tiered cl.ke. Hostess· ter~tlle, Kettering, Bath, Hey. ~oils ~rved 11 bast. man lor the es for the reception were Miss noldsburg, Akron, sandusky, Jn-. 'bridegroom. ' H I I' sroomsmen Clrol McCulJOUSh, Athens; Mrs. dianapolis, bxl., Harrisonville, .,ere Mr. Charles Clerk and Mr; Grant Varian, and Miss Tamara Rutland, Huntington, w. va. and BoiS llamrlck, both or GaUipo. Flnlaw, Pomeroy. Defiance. U,L .Usher• were Mi-. John MuaA bu!i'et for out.o!-town gueoti Mr. and Mrs. Sheets reside o.or and Mt;· Jobn Lohse, Porn.. was held ot the home of the ot HDhboro. Mrs. Sheets Is the bride's parents where hosts were county extenaionagent, homeec~ Mr. and Mrs. Jamea.lohoe, Wes- · nomlcs, lor Highland CountY. MrWallace Sheela wlU .tea:t<helll!~tcy and I .I I 1 1 1 . ·I I · I 1__ ::_:·~ ~~=~~·.:__l are Webelos scouts. He has been chosen as assistant scoutmaster to attend the National Jamboree Mr. and Mrs. in Idaho next summer. He is BUl Knight, "Scouter of the 'Week," of 2903 Parrish Ave., Pt. Pleasant. 'J!I ++++++ Burial The funeral call lng. ++++++ TWENTY YEARS AGO, from the Iiles of the Daily Tribune and Weeki¥ GoUla Times ... W. W, McKnight succeeds Jock Knight as ~IQ> ccami11lonor ... Maple Shede School to get $1,026 addition, ~t;r ocbool bu1n1 ot..Ues Memorial Field GatewiiJ' ... Conlllructloo """" IHI Pt. Pleaoant fiOOdwoll ... Marth McMaster assumes new ~ u dln<for of nursiow at Holzer Holll)ltal ... Coach Jim ltaJd. . , _ teUo Downtown Coachea "OYOrconDdeneo will be oor blFot ou the gridiron this loll.". .. Slxt.Y report f'll' ln!tlnl GAHS @ld drills ... Middleport has 26 grid candidates on opening daJ ... · .:·C1n1t1t,7 hikes to canton !OJ: annual Nortl>&luth All-star f!Ntacle t: "' . ot. . .•-' 1, Cards are Invited ,. Deboraho Diane Tennant Judy Ann Wi/l,iam~ THE ENGAGEMENT AND APPROACHING MARRIAGE of Miss Judy Ann Williams, to Dor c. Coates, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Coates, Middletown, is being announced by her mother, Mrs. S. V, Dyke ot Rutland. Miss Williams is a graduate or Rutland Hilih School and the Southerton Beaut,y Academy at Athens. !Jie has been employed at Beverly's Home of Beauty in Middleport for the • past three years. Mrs. Coates Is a 1962 &raduate of Pllmeroy lllgh Sl'1100l. He served with the U. S. Marine Corps until his discharge ln 1966, and is presently employed .with the National Cash Register Co. in Dayton. The wedding Will be an event or Aug. 31 at 6:30 p.m. at the Rutland Methodist Church. . TWO YEARS OF SAFETY - Ruth Clark, ma..ger, Gallipolis oroce, Automobile Club of Southern Ohio, ~resents a two-year Pedestrian Safety CitaUon from the American Automobile Assoclotlon to Gallipolis Clcy Manoger D. Kenneth Morgan. Gallipolis has had no pedestrian deaths Cor two years. ·Regular · •469" , : •..,.~~~ <IIi& ··, .14 Jrr..Jm!. · mont Northeaa SchOCils: · ... ' ·Pack 235 hlolqsl Summer Olympic Event ' ')_1 :o:r. ;\I• \thr, Va., Where he remains on the critical llo~ Residents are lJ>. vlted to oend cards; H!o addrelo Is P!c, WU!lam L. Pick0110, NeVIl Hospital, Extenalve care Ward, ·Portamouth, VL MRS.. SLACK HOME MIDDLEPORT - Mra. Rl<hard Slack. and chlldreo, Billy, Vickie and Helen, have returned home from on extended vacatloo . to Jlar1,. ford, Conn., New York City, Atlantic Cicy, Washington D. C. and trip which took them Nease Settlement, will observe their Go1den Wedding Amtiversary Sunday, Aug. 25, with open house from 2-4 p.m. 1t their resldence. Mr. aoo Mrs, Jones were married on August 26, 1918 in Galllpolis. They are the parents of five children, Mrs. VIctor (Margaret) Stewart, St. Al~s.. W. Va.; lltrold Jooes, Minersvillei Mrs. Eugene (Dorotby) Sbhwab, Mason, W.,. VL; Roy Jones, Jr., Columbus, &00 Richard E. Jones, Pomeroy. Mr. Jones was employed by the Ohio Fuel Gas Company 35 vears am has served as Sutton ~ ,. YOU PAY ONLY Marietta Mawfacturing Co. of Pt. Pleasant secured bids last April. An eastern man. not a practical river man, will design, plan snd superintend tho construction of these boats when they are built. 'Jl!e Ohio River seems to have been forgotten MR. AND MRS. CARL TENNANT <1 New HavOD, W, V;. are amoonc!ng the engagement and appruaehing marriage of their daughter, Deboraha Diane, to Darrell Franklin White, oon or Mr. Jo Ann Bailey or Middleport. The Open church wed.llng will be an event or Al@lsl 24 at 7:30 p.m. at the United - s t Church, Fifth Stroot, New Haven, T h e Rev. Paul FOI'IIK\Y will ofllc!ote. LETART F ALL'l - P!c. Wllllam L. Pickens of ~ Filla is reportedly coniiDed to tho U. S. Navol llorpital at Portamouth, Arli~n, ..,. The guvernment must not think much of the ablllt,y or Ideas OC western river boat builders. Captain John W. Lane, wbohaa enid his packet Helen Lane, Is now on a ciea1 for the ferryboat Francis, Captain Gordon C. Greene, one ot the owners, will h<! here lolondaJ, ; ' ,;, ' :r ' . ~:. ·' Mary Kathryn Besco MR, AND MRS. RALPH BESCO OF NEAR Ironton, are llllllOWlCing the forthcoming marriage o! their dau!lhter, Mary Kathryn, to James Eberlll>ach, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold lillerlbac:h, Pomeroy. Ml10 Besco Is a gramate of Rock ubi Hl!lh School, Ironton, class or 1965, and Is employed Ill NalliHiwide lnourance Co., Columbus. Her !lance 11 a 1960 gra4fide of l'lllnerw High School, atteJK!ed Ohio Stale Unlvoralcy, and is now uooclatecl With the Columbus 'fran. all co. ~'l11e=weddlng will be 111 ovenl or Aug. 23, 7:30 p.m. at tho \ United Churdt or Chrlat, l'l>meroy. The Rev. BW will ol!lclate. Va. Flowers "Say h" •Her What..or Tho Occasion Dudley's Florist .... . Middl~rt, Q. , .• Galllpolio, 0 . HOW TO GET GORGEOUS IN A MINUTE NEW I NUTE AKE- UPS THE FIRST LIGHT AS LIQUID MAKE-UP WHIPPED INTO A STICK Just at tile time of ye• when suntanned custbmers will look for dnw • • ~ " shades - and just thou&fds of fall 111111 thou&hts of new fall 111111• Co130 HercuW- They're Making Nrght Noilea up- Helena'Rubensteln C-130s on Subsonic Flights introduces fw "iiHie- ..... ~ • I'O~ROY C.tholtc .. 'la, wu tjle lll'lf or Miss LOCKBOURNE AFB - Sev. eral sections ol Central and SOUtheas+.ern Ohio are belng al!ected by new air training rooteo by subsorucmllltaryalrcraftbaoed at Lockbourne AFB, The C-130 Hercules mllltal'l' transports are flyingtheoneiKu' at various points the planes wlll climb to 2,500 feel. One of the craft is pictured above. At ri&hl is a map ot the areas beingfiown over. All nll!ht patterns have been planned by expert navigators te avoid private airports, heaviJ¥ pQI)IIlated areas, schools, llvelloek yards, pooltry tarmaand the like. The planes will fly one after the other and will be 2,000 Chrlottho Kl111 ' ' Ne~ Zenilh " Zenene'1 un m.1h til~ fun asaln. Pretlsion •ri'l~llfi­ from 2 Mmn·Lilhic"' circuits . Weighs only t/6 ounce 1M _IC~ for m•)~l mild l qn~s . Come in for a demun!ilrilli~n of Zenllh 's 1 .new ~cnt:He . II mar be ju~ t riKhl for you' cat~un Th• qu;,/ill' ROl"l in,Mfoff' lllf n.~me ftN'J o~ training course at :;oo feet and SEE you in two weeks. * or · ' Sheets on.wo... (873 Parnie Beman EaJ..ine, Will Ecker, Lewis Love, Ed Riggs, Maglie Martin SOnns. 1874 Anna Adams, Frank Barlow, Lizzie Beall, Anna Chase, Kate ~~~~. Corn WUllams. 1875 James Jr. Bailey, Louis C&vin, Minnie Colbert, Fannie Edmorxls, Hattie Fimegan, Mary Glassbw-gn, Anna Lamning, James s. Me· Clellan, Eme McClurg, Anna Newton Rust, Belle Shephard Rust. 1876 • S. George BeaU, SObins Brading, Stanley Brading, Blanche Codot, Emma Cox. N. Harry Curry, Lena DiUon, Mary Gatewood, M,yrtie Hanson, Cora Hutsinoillar, Fannie King, Frank c. Langley, Etomore :Mouman, Mary Rathburn. 1877 Clan E. Barbour, Burt C. Hanson, Mary J. Meyers, Mary Mor~ rl1011, Susie Rutherman, Hinton Spaulding, Tlavia stewiJ"4 Charles H. Summers, Lizzie Williams. 1878 Emma Beman, FloraBlazer,EmmaOeMode,J. A. Lt&rton, Flora Richards, 1879 Minnie Beard, Emma Bemet, May Blazer, Mary Bushnell, Emma Clover, Olarles Dages, Lester Keller, Kate Lawaon, Kate Mollohan, Ella Payne, Alice Pitrat, Laura Tomilson, Edward VarDen, Barbara Wallenstein. 1880 Maddie DeMey, William Grothouse, Uzzle GwiM, Wilbur Las~y, Ella Lupton, Jennie Myers, Llncoln E. Neal, Lillian Stewart, Marie Th..,..s, Millie Thrill. SYRA(.'IJSE - i!yttcUH Wb the ocene of life· A•lll·i8 . . dire ill 1011 ~ El~ ' ca,ehart or Mlddl~ !0 1 ,• Earl ll GDI<oy, abo or· ~ · port. The 7:46 ]).Ill. douiii..IJW.· ~ wu orOelt!eil by ·llilt Rev. Earl Pfstor or ~--'<'I'' The bride Is 111fT ~(file of Wahama HJah School, Ma..., The croom auended Jltktcin Vocational School, Jackaaa, and boo fore ellter!ng aernce In Mareli o! 1968, was empl07ed by (Ill,. er's Service StatloD, Middleport. The couple Jell SUJidal ,.,.... l!w lor Columbus, where PYL Gilkey lett by plane~-~ l!w for a 12-tnonth - or ducy In VletniiiiThe new Mro. GUkey Ia residing with her ,lather, Ill 613 Mill Street, In Middleport until. PYL Gilkey returns to the-._ . , AUG. 17, 1918 - CAPTAIN J. F · Probaska will have to &e· • ; ImPorted I BILL KNIGHT ietta. cure fuel from the coal admlnistrator of West VIrginia before he can start the Helem Lane to New Qrleans. The shiwlngboard permitted the sale and transfer of the boat. Captain JobnW. Lane was unable to secure coal at the Black Betsy mine up the Kanawha River. Work on the new government steel barge and boat line to be built for the renew•l of boatIng oo the Mlssls&lppt River between st. Louis and New Orleans has not yet started says the Waterways Journal and there are no signs that there wUI be anything doing an.vwa.vs soon from noorts. :. \ 1OI'Jted ..llltl1 • ""ranp'lJl8Ra , or •·now PT. PLEASANT - He start,. ed In 1942 at the age of 12 in AUG, 15, 1918 - A dispatch Troop 249 at Pomeroy, Ohio. He received his Eagle rank from Wheeling states that the Liberty Tranalt Line llleamers in 1946 and during this time S. L. Elam and Omaha will en- Wtls a counselor at summer ter the Pitlsburgb-Galllpolls - comp. Since 1959, he hills been a Charleston trade next Monday. These packets have been repair. member of the M-G-M district ed. CBj11ain WU!Iam D. Kimble committee and has served u is traffic manager of the line. camping chairman am activiUea An apprq>rlation of 1!350,000 chairman, as weU as auistant has been made for the building scoutma111ler and now scoutmasor Dam No. 27 a few mlleslbove ter of Troop 257, Pl Pleasanl. He Is a member or the order Proctorville. Workonthreedams or the Arrow aiKI BrotherhoOO. between Ironton and Cincinnati He won the "'scouters key" in is to be commenced. The Ohio River loses an ar- 1964. Since 1942, as a Boy Scout dent and enthusiastic supporter Cor waterways Improvement in and an adult scouter, he haa the defeat by a small majority given many hours and sevenJ of Congressman Robert M. Swft. vacations so that boys could bet· ter become men. zer or this c!cy. His familY Is very riluch l~ volved in scouting as his wife, AUG. 1G, 1918 - CAPTAIN Betty, supports and encourages Jom W, Lane has sold his ftne him 100 percenL His sons, Rick, packet Helen Lane to Captain J, F. Probaska of Morgan Clcy, 13, is a star scout; Steve, 14, La., who has been here sever- is a life scout, just five merit al daJs negotiating the deal. The badges away Crom . Eagle, and price paid is a little less than the twins, John and Blily, 10, $20,000. The Lane will leave next WednesdiiJ' ·lor New Orleans llld Will run from there to Morgan City carrying rice and sugar from the captain's plantation. He ia president or a bank there, a wholesale grocer, and a very prominent southerner who hasmade many frie.nds while here at the Park central Hotel. The Lane Will be loaded at ctn~innati with groceries berore . starting lor the !lOUth. Captain Lane will go to New Orleans With the boat as engineer. He will return to his home at Mar- . .N,an~y. ·c,p~hOr~,.~ . ·~ ¥<, ~~ Bride' 'of,·• , .~ Earl H. 'Gilkey Route. of the Hem feet apart, Flight patterns will be rotated periodically to reduce the 101mber or low level filghto OYer This is the stick Tlwt makes the sales That are the wlk Of the ,cosmetic industry! mand" colors In 111111111 Make-Up Stick. �'' ·- • 1' ·.ctS'I lli : . l '· ·~ . Years ago on the River:.· GALLIPOLIS - What winter ice gorges failed to accomplish was done b)' fire. The big towboat J. a Finley was burned on the Paducah, Ky. marine ways, where she was undergoing repairs just 50 years ago t h i s 1 '· ' i f '\ ' ... /· ,!. ·~ manth. The Finley was totally destroyed and the ways badl,y damaged. The loss was in the neighborhood of $250,000, according to River News In the Aug. 17, 1918 Gallipolis Dally Tribune . The Finley was built at Elizabeth, Pa., in 1899, and h e r eompoond concte'nsing maehinery was installed ilt Marietta by McConnel. The Finley was the sec ond largest towboat on western waters, being next to the Sprague in size. Both or these large large towboats were purchased a year or ao before, according to the paper, from the Aluminum Ore Co. of East St. Lools. The Finley was badl,y damaged by the btg ice the winter before and she was undergoing repairs to her hull when the fire started. Other River News from l he Tribune included: . ;•. ' .. '1 i·~ ·~'·• ,. • ~ 'i . · lr· . ' t:. '1 AUG. 5, 1918 - AN artificial rise was passing today which per. mttted a shipment or about o n e million buahels of Kanawha Rlv01' coal to Cincinnati - the Robert P. Gillham with 18 barges, and the Eugene Dana Smith With 14 barges and ooe fiat were tht first boats of U1e fieet to pass through the lock chamber at Dam No. 26. i'' ' AUG. 6, !918- IT IS saldthat Jobn W. Hubbard of Plttsbur!lh _., ..' ' ~:.".v:. . ·'t{ . '' ' tJ"~ .;,''I ' i' ' ' · ·~;~ t. ' .'(, rV ' ).: i' t'>; ' \ .'!' ' ; ', \) I ,. + +++++ ++++++ 1870 Ada Barlow, Eliza Denny, Annie Gills, Anna Gilman, George . GUman, COlumbia Hott. Ella Newton Lemons, Allee McMullen, Theodore Mitchell, Mott V. Newton, Emma Nye, Joseph Ralhburn JoM Sonns. • ', ' AUG. 14, 1918 - TilE Llber· ty Transit Co. of Wheeling has secured from the city wharfage privileges at Charleston Which the Greene Line has held ( o r some time. The Liberty Co., it is said, will operate the steamers Elam and Omaha in the PUtsburgh -Charleston trade and se· cure aoother large boat tor the Plttsbur!lh.CincinnaU trade, The Liberty Co., said to be a strong organization, will endeavor to revive river traffic and they are securing the best men possible to conduct the business of their line. !t is reported that Kanawha River towboat engineers, members of the association, will de· mand another increase in wages before Sept. 1. Deckhands on the J u I l u s LAST week. we mentioned Ulat Prlncipa.l James N. , M. Davis ran acroSs an old list of GAHS graduates - before the turn of the<entury. Althoogh many of today's residents will not recall names of these individuals, we're sure there's several ancestors reosiding in the area who will be able to pick out their relatl~es. Too. by prtn~ these names, effort& may be renewed to form an alumni auodatiOJL Here• s the first list: ' ' AUG, 7, 1918 - ONE packet, the Chrls Greene, is reported to be having all the business she can handle in the Kanawha Riv· er trade between Galllpolls and Charleston. There are no packets operatlng above Charleston where formerly two boats were run by Captain John W, L a n e, whose good boat, the Helen Lane, has been laid up here Cor sever· al months. By HOBART WllroN, JR. ·~I l!&ve been mode In receJt yeors to form a GolAcl<~ Hilih ~lwei Alum~ Association. All have !ailed; EvOI')' ye~. however, 'former GAHS student& manage to get together for class reunions. This year, the Class of · '58 held iUJ lOth rewdon. The Class of •38 conducted its 30th reunion 011 Aug. 10. • ,, 1. ·- has just closed tho deal and paid over the coin Col' COmmodore F. A. Laidley's etock in the louisville & Cincinnati Packet CO. Commodore Laidley, who originally came rrom the Kanawha ~alley, will t"f'tire to his home in Florida. He is said to be in broken heallh. Captain Billy Roe is the superintendent of the line, Ills reported. ' ' ,.,,' 1871 ;,•1 Sllrah Clark, Fannie Coddlogton, J . T, Hanson, Melissa Hubbard, 'Emma Kerna, Jennie l.q'ons, Lewis Moch, Ed Newton, Oliver Sanna, Hattie Sherwood. 1872 ~ Ball, James D. Bell, Emma Dages, Wirutie Denn,y, Fred .Henking, Minnie Stewut Hutsiq)iller, Minnie Kerr, Carrie Bradi~ J.lervellyn. -1. ' ' ' FhilachmiiiiOlftl upihe Kallawho River tu the mlDes a row daJs ""' witll ~ big tow or empties are reported to have IJIII I h e boat without ~ minute's ootice at a lock and walked up the bank. Too nmcb work making lockages, and they were meking over four dollars a day. The labor CJI.estlon becomes more serIous. I :OfJbmes·, Sh.~~ts Jul 27 ' . COLUMBU$ - ·~:,W) - A · rite, 111• l'flllected In th~ iql)ool , new .otale · law ,l!hleh ~<iome• . diltr~d'it •11Ud8ot ~eh ·had' II' tv. "' ..aecUve next m<illth cO!IId result be: llled {p ~.. 11ds ~ !hit t ,d~iio In oome 1!61'lwl !lnan<;!li .m•. unleio !he budpt ·cal)til, (pr the cultieo for a IIIDibar or Oblo _..atlij'el or neW . moaliil to •cho<ll diatrlctL ·be b~ In by t.,Y, fUdt The new Iaw,. llllieh·btc:omea a IOV, ~ be pul'llt4liir"l': el!elilve Sept. 14, problblts the A report In CQI'IIJl)iull >IIlia al-, le\71ng of new taxes unless the rea<IY ·PI!Inted out ot it~~~ot•l"9, ~.,.,,r . 'I , •"~ c< 'f.. .' ' '),~. I ~ •' . , : t;;'. ·~s ,.·: .. P~ ·~ .·· y!_~~, lA a ~leupt ~ ..f• e""om :before ari altlr 00... '" , r, • ' ir[\fle l ~. .. •• ' Ute .• . ecllo JlO Iethia: ,od lovlea. ' ·[ . lion ·c , I , ·. .. . or. · Revi~ IIC- ~~ " ..,..,, ...,mit ....,.,,."'illiii--'·~.... '. . ortfb:~·t; '· .,•.,~ 'rf' ·lri~!~ 0 ., .,e ~ · .p, · ·.-.. · , ASSIGNED TO Tnuw ·•· 1 'BAD KISSINGEN GEWNY I ~~tll.trll\1; ,. ,• mlll'llrilltall<il or , · · . ·' liNG·$ · ·I · · whether .the levy· has lle,j, t - AriiQO Private J!m F. Bani· ' proved 1>1 .tlie eledura of tlii ell, -20• 04XU>I Mrs. Callie! S!:hjltaxing di..._.ct . .... ~ r.,. PIIIIIOJ'OY, Ohio, was u~ . - ~ "" woOII . IU"' ed July 17 to the 3d ,_,,,.._ D(" rate or taxation Tor tile ensulni . ....,_.., ll.lcal fear. Is cleartt:~ · >I IIIII !'"'I' here as a . - . , . , · by· a . budget or the ~ c111•llicl "" peHifcai · IW>dlvioloo ProiJerly ll!d IaWrurJY advOrueed, Rulfltas PlpeiiiMi " ' :.._..,. and llled " COLOGNE, Oermatt)' · !\TPll _....,~ ••• • -Polyeater plpellnes JQJDlUntAe:cof!llng to state olltcl&la, tO ~t and WelghlnJ hruj bcnntver; thlshaaal...,sbeenthe llfth .. mvch ~·tee! ~··re cale. j!.\'ellln the poot' thelaw·re- bollia ProdUced experllMiltal!y IJIIred budgetn to rellect actull bY1 Oe ~~ri. and' S'!'lu tiehneeds rath!>J' than having the no og1•~· ' · '· peropllve or cominlr along lai The now. pipe. made ~~ a 1 the and - IUbllance called "Plbron-Armer n year proposing a over!t," Is belnl tooted 1n 'an tax program wblcb would raise induatriaJ waate dispoaal, plant more f!IOIIOYihalt tile budget IO)U]d near here. one.. 1 I 1 I I I I 1 , . .. . I I I l 1 1 1 FAWN Hit $3!UO SET H•rs 135.00 PAUL ·DAVIES JEWElERS , 4M.....,. An, O.Dipolio, 0, ~. Mtu c~eMirer RUth Lohse oxeha~Wed wedd!Jw - • with James ROpr Slleels; The br~ il the daugllt4r of Mr. Ill! .Mr'r llirold Lohse, Pomel'O)'. Mr., Sheela to ·tho '"" or MrL JiiMI Gettle& of Welloton and Mr. Charles Sheets 'of Pomol'O)', The~· ri!W ceremoey .,., · Jlerforfrled ·ot 3:30 P·"'- oo July · 27 at the Mlcldl..,.,.t Church of Chiill- The Rev. ·Raullln MOyer · oMc!ated. · . Eocorted to the :lltar by bar tattlert the bride wore U "Au llno. dres,o ol ollk organla 1»llsned.Wtth lq ileevea, an Em- ,, plre wafatltlll'. detacllable lnln . trimmed •In lace ~wiib •"II ~e&riL Her wU waa of llnprtlp lenath In aUk !Uual<ill and was held In piece .by an arnngemont or OI'PI'Za and lace · O.Wero with seed pearl accentJ, She carried a erelcent .arrangement or white feathered carnations, roses ard baby'• breath. Ser~u ottendanto to the bride were Mloa Ellen Martin, Gllllixlllo, maid ol honor; Miss Colher!ne Clark, Galll90)ls, and MrL Tom Garrloon, Cj))umbus, brldesmaldo. The atteadlnlo wore In «>>lin lace pns ot "A" Jtne dealgn. James with hlah wahl& and Ncll bowo with matehirw milia ind veiled :~eqieceo, Mlu Martin wasln lol Her selections lnc!UCIB(( llul>o 1 b urn us; Mr s. c• E. Blakeslee, ~. and the brldeomaldo lap's ••The Weddlq Prayer," Mrs. Patrick Lochary, and Mrs. ot9.<e you.... They carrle4 colo- and Gounod's 11 Entreat ME! Not Charles Gibbs, Pomeroy. ,!@ ~~~ of yoUow claliles to Leave Th.ee. u Gursta wore For a wedclin£ trlp to Michl~ eunotlona .w It h registered by Mlsri Deborah p.n, the new Mrs. Sheets chang· 'malchilll streamer a. Sheets, the bridegroom's sister. ed into a summer knit of white . Miss Lori Ann Loh1e, niece Followi~ the wedding a r~ with blue and green accents, the bride, •orvecl as the !low- ception was ~ in the church and wore a white rose corsage. or girl. She was In a 10111 white social room. YellOW" daisies, Guests at the wedding were dress with a headband trimmed fern, and mtn1ature bows were f'rom Columbus, Athens, GalU· . with yellow daloieo, and carried used in the decorations of the polls, Rio Grande, MolD Sterl· a decorated besktt or aowers. bride's table which was center- ing, Austinburg, Wellston, Wes· . Mr. ~-h Clark or India-. ed with a tiered cl.ke. Hostess· ter~tlle, Kettering, Bath, Hey. ~oils ~rved 11 bast. man lor the es for the reception were Miss noldsburg, Akron, sandusky, Jn-. 'bridegroom. ' H I I' sroomsmen Clrol McCulJOUSh, Athens; Mrs. dianapolis, bxl., Harrisonville, .,ere Mr. Charles Clerk and Mr; Grant Varian, and Miss Tamara Rutland, Huntington, w. va. and BoiS llamrlck, both or GaUipo. Flnlaw, Pomeroy. Defiance. U,L .Usher• were Mi-. John MuaA bu!i'et for out.o!-town gueoti Mr. and Mrs. Sheets reside o.or and Mt;· Jobn Lohse, Porn.. was held ot the home of the ot HDhboro. Mrs. Sheets Is the bride's parents where hosts were county extenaionagent, homeec~ Mr. and Mrs. Jamea.lohoe, Wes- · nomlcs, lor Highland CountY. MrWallace Sheela wlU .tea:t<helll!~tcy and I .I I 1 1 1 . ·I I · I 1__ ::_:·~ ~~=~~·.:__l are Webelos scouts. He has been chosen as assistant scoutmaster to attend the National Jamboree Mr. and Mrs. in Idaho next summer. He is BUl Knight, "Scouter of the 'Week," of 2903 Parrish Ave., Pt. Pleasant. 'J!I ++++++ Burial The funeral call lng. ++++++ TWENTY YEARS AGO, from the Iiles of the Daily Tribune and Weeki¥ GoUla Times ... W. W, McKnight succeeds Jock Knight as ~IQ> ccami11lonor ... Maple Shede School to get $1,026 addition, ~t;r ocbool bu1n1 ot..Ues Memorial Field GatewiiJ' ... Conlllructloo """" IHI Pt. Pleaoant fiOOdwoll ... Marth McMaster assumes new ~ u dln<for of nursiow at Holzer Holll)ltal ... Coach Jim ltaJd. . , _ teUo Downtown Coachea "OYOrconDdeneo will be oor blFot ou the gridiron this loll.". .. Slxt.Y report f'll' ln!tlnl GAHS @ld drills ... Middleport has 26 grid candidates on opening daJ ... · .:·C1n1t1t,7 hikes to canton !OJ: annual Nortl>&luth All-star f!Ntacle t: "' . ot. . .•-' 1, Cards are Invited ,. Deboraho Diane Tennant Judy Ann Wi/l,iam~ THE ENGAGEMENT AND APPROACHING MARRIAGE of Miss Judy Ann Williams, to Dor c. Coates, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Coates, Middletown, is being announced by her mother, Mrs. S. V, Dyke ot Rutland. Miss Williams is a graduate or Rutland Hilih School and the Southerton Beaut,y Academy at Athens. !Jie has been employed at Beverly's Home of Beauty in Middleport for the • past three years. Mrs. Coates Is a 1962 &raduate of Pllmeroy lllgh Sl'1100l. He served with the U. S. Marine Corps until his discharge ln 1966, and is presently employed .with the National Cash Register Co. in Dayton. The wedding Will be an event or Aug. 31 at 6:30 p.m. at the Rutland Methodist Church. . TWO YEARS OF SAFETY - Ruth Clark, ma..ger, Gallipolis oroce, Automobile Club of Southern Ohio, ~resents a two-year Pedestrian Safety CitaUon from the American Automobile Assoclotlon to Gallipolis Clcy Manoger D. Kenneth Morgan. Gallipolis has had no pedestrian deaths Cor two years. ·Regular · •469" , : •..,.~~~ <IIi& ··, .14 Jrr..Jm!. · mont Northeaa SchOCils: · ... ' ·Pack 235 hlolqsl Summer Olympic Event ' ')_1 :o:r. ;\I• \thr, Va., Where he remains on the critical llo~ Residents are lJ>. vlted to oend cards; H!o addrelo Is P!c, WU!lam L. Pick0110, NeVIl Hospital, Extenalve care Ward, ·Portamouth, VL MRS.. SLACK HOME MIDDLEPORT - Mra. Rl<hard Slack. and chlldreo, Billy, Vickie and Helen, have returned home from on extended vacatloo . to Jlar1,. ford, Conn., New York City, Atlantic Cicy, Washington D. C. and trip which took them Nease Settlement, will observe their Go1den Wedding Amtiversary Sunday, Aug. 25, with open house from 2-4 p.m. 1t their resldence. Mr. aoo Mrs, Jones were married on August 26, 1918 in Galllpolis. They are the parents of five children, Mrs. VIctor (Margaret) Stewart, St. Al~s.. W. Va.; lltrold Jooes, Minersvillei Mrs. Eugene (Dorotby) Sbhwab, Mason, W.,. VL; Roy Jones, Jr., Columbus, &00 Richard E. Jones, Pomeroy. Mr. Jones was employed by the Ohio Fuel Gas Company 35 vears am has served as Sutton ~ ,. YOU PAY ONLY Marietta Mawfacturing Co. of Pt. Pleasant secured bids last April. An eastern man. not a practical river man, will design, plan snd superintend tho construction of these boats when they are built. 'Jl!e Ohio River seems to have been forgotten MR. AND MRS. CARL TENNANT <1 New HavOD, W, V;. are amoonc!ng the engagement and appruaehing marriage of their daughter, Deboraha Diane, to Darrell Franklin White, oon or Mr. Jo Ann Bailey or Middleport. The Open church wed.llng will be an event or Al@lsl 24 at 7:30 p.m. at the United - s t Church, Fifth Stroot, New Haven, T h e Rev. Paul FOI'IIK\Y will ofllc!ote. LETART F ALL'l - P!c. Wllllam L. Pickens of ~ Filla is reportedly coniiDed to tho U. S. Navol llorpital at Portamouth, Arli~n, ..,. The guvernment must not think much of the ablllt,y or Ideas OC western river boat builders. Captain John W. Lane, wbohaa enid his packet Helen Lane, Is now on a ciea1 for the ferryboat Francis, Captain Gordon C. Greene, one ot the owners, will h<! here lolondaJ, ; ' ,;, ' :r ' . ~:. ·' Mary Kathryn Besco MR, AND MRS. RALPH BESCO OF NEAR Ironton, are llllllOWlCing the forthcoming marriage o! their dau!lhter, Mary Kathryn, to James Eberlll>ach, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold lillerlbac:h, Pomeroy. Ml10 Besco Is a gramate of Rock ubi Hl!lh School, Ironton, class or 1965, and Is employed Ill NalliHiwide lnourance Co., Columbus. Her !lance 11 a 1960 gra4fide of l'lllnerw High School, atteJK!ed Ohio Stale Unlvoralcy, and is now uooclatecl With the Columbus 'fran. all co. ~'l11e=weddlng will be 111 ovenl or Aug. 23, 7:30 p.m. at tho \ United Churdt or Chrlat, l'l>meroy. The Rev. BW will ol!lclate. Va. Flowers "Say h" •Her What..or Tho Occasion Dudley's Florist .... . Middl~rt, Q. , .• Galllpolio, 0 . HOW TO GET GORGEOUS IN A MINUTE NEW I NUTE AKE- UPS THE FIRST LIGHT AS LIQUID MAKE-UP WHIPPED INTO A STICK Just at tile time of ye• when suntanned custbmers will look for dnw • • ~ " shades - and just thou&fds of fall 111111 thou&hts of new fall 111111• Co130 HercuW- They're Making Nrght Noilea up- Helena'Rubensteln C-130s on Subsonic Flights introduces fw "iiHie- ..... ~ • I'O~ROY C.tholtc .. 'la, wu tjle lll'lf or Miss LOCKBOURNE AFB - Sev. eral sections ol Central and SOUtheas+.ern Ohio are belng al!ected by new air training rooteo by subsorucmllltaryalrcraftbaoed at Lockbourne AFB, The C-130 Hercules mllltal'l' transports are flyingtheoneiKu' at various points the planes wlll climb to 2,500 feel. One of the craft is pictured above. At ri&hl is a map ot the areas beingfiown over. All nll!ht patterns have been planned by expert navigators te avoid private airports, heaviJ¥ pQI)IIlated areas, schools, llvelloek yards, pooltry tarmaand the like. The planes will fly one after the other and will be 2,000 Chrlottho Kl111 ' ' Ne~ Zenilh " Zenene'1 un m.1h til~ fun asaln. Pretlsion •ri'l~llfi­ from 2 Mmn·Lilhic"' circuits . Weighs only t/6 ounce 1M _IC~ for m•)~l mild l qn~s . Come in for a demun!ilrilli~n of Zenllh 's 1 .new ~cnt:He . II mar be ju~ t riKhl for you' cat~un Th• qu;,/ill' ROl"l in,Mfoff' lllf n.~me ftN'J o~ training course at :;oo feet and SEE you in two weeks. * or · ' Sheets on.wo... (873 Parnie Beman EaJ..ine, Will Ecker, Lewis Love, Ed Riggs, Maglie Martin SOnns. 1874 Anna Adams, Frank Barlow, Lizzie Beall, Anna Chase, Kate ~~~~. Corn WUllams. 1875 James Jr. Bailey, Louis C&vin, Minnie Colbert, Fannie Edmorxls, Hattie Fimegan, Mary Glassbw-gn, Anna Lamning, James s. Me· Clellan, Eme McClurg, Anna Newton Rust, Belle Shephard Rust. 1876 • S. George BeaU, SObins Brading, Stanley Brading, Blanche Codot, Emma Cox. N. Harry Curry, Lena DiUon, Mary Gatewood, M,yrtie Hanson, Cora Hutsinoillar, Fannie King, Frank c. Langley, Etomore :Mouman, Mary Rathburn. 1877 Clan E. Barbour, Burt C. Hanson, Mary J. Meyers, Mary Mor~ rl1011, Susie Rutherman, Hinton Spaulding, Tlavia stewiJ"4 Charles H. Summers, Lizzie Williams. 1878 Emma Beman, FloraBlazer,EmmaOeMode,J. A. Lt&rton, Flora Richards, 1879 Minnie Beard, Emma Bemet, May Blazer, Mary Bushnell, Emma Clover, Olarles Dages, Lester Keller, Kate Lawaon, Kate Mollohan, Ella Payne, Alice Pitrat, Laura Tomilson, Edward VarDen, Barbara Wallenstein. 1880 Maddie DeMey, William Grothouse, Uzzle GwiM, Wilbur Las~y, Ella Lupton, Jennie Myers, Llncoln E. Neal, Lillian Stewart, Marie Th..,..s, Millie Thrill. SYRA(.'IJSE - i!yttcUH Wb the ocene of life· A•lll·i8 . . dire ill 1011 ~ El~ ' ca,ehart or Mlddl~ !0 1 ,• Earl ll GDI<oy, abo or· ~ · port. The 7:46 ]).Ill. douiii..IJW.· ~ wu orOelt!eil by ·llilt Rev. Earl Pfstor or ~--'<'I'' The bride Is 111fT ~(file of Wahama HJah School, Ma..., The croom auended Jltktcin Vocational School, Jackaaa, and boo fore ellter!ng aernce In Mareli o! 1968, was empl07ed by (Ill,. er's Service StatloD, Middleport. The couple Jell SUJidal ,.,.... l!w lor Columbus, where PYL Gilkey lett by plane~-~ l!w for a 12-tnonth - or ducy In VletniiiiThe new Mro. GUkey Ia residing with her ,lather, Ill 613 Mill Street, In Middleport until. PYL Gilkey returns to the-._ . , AUG. 17, 1918 - CAPTAIN J. F · Probaska will have to &e· • ; ImPorted I BILL KNIGHT ietta. cure fuel from the coal admlnistrator of West VIrginia before he can start the Helem Lane to New Qrleans. The shiwlngboard permitted the sale and transfer of the boat. Captain JobnW. Lane was unable to secure coal at the Black Betsy mine up the Kanawha River. Work on the new government steel barge and boat line to be built for the renew•l of boatIng oo the Mlssls&lppt River between st. Louis and New Orleans has not yet started says the Waterways Journal and there are no signs that there wUI be anything doing an.vwa.vs soon from noorts. :. \ 1OI'Jted ..llltl1 • ""ranp'lJl8Ra , or •·now PT. PLEASANT - He start,. ed In 1942 at the age of 12 in AUG, 15, 1918 - A dispatch Troop 249 at Pomeroy, Ohio. He received his Eagle rank from Wheeling states that the Liberty Tranalt Line llleamers in 1946 and during this time S. L. Elam and Omaha will en- Wtls a counselor at summer ter the Pitlsburgb-Galllpolls - comp. Since 1959, he hills been a Charleston trade next Monday. These packets have been repair. member of the M-G-M district ed. CBj11ain WU!Iam D. Kimble committee and has served u is traffic manager of the line. camping chairman am activiUea An apprq>rlation of 1!350,000 chairman, as weU as auistant has been made for the building scoutma111ler and now scoutmasor Dam No. 27 a few mlleslbove ter of Troop 257, Pl Pleasanl. He Is a member or the order Proctorville. Workonthreedams or the Arrow aiKI BrotherhoOO. between Ironton and Cincinnati He won the "'scouters key" in is to be commenced. The Ohio River loses an ar- 1964. Since 1942, as a Boy Scout dent and enthusiastic supporter Cor waterways Improvement in and an adult scouter, he haa the defeat by a small majority given many hours and sevenJ of Congressman Robert M. Swft. vacations so that boys could bet· ter become men. zer or this c!cy. His familY Is very riluch l~ volved in scouting as his wife, AUG. 1G, 1918 - CAPTAIN Betty, supports and encourages Jom W, Lane has sold his ftne him 100 percenL His sons, Rick, packet Helen Lane to Captain J, F. Probaska of Morgan Clcy, 13, is a star scout; Steve, 14, La., who has been here sever- is a life scout, just five merit al daJs negotiating the deal. The badges away Crom . Eagle, and price paid is a little less than the twins, John and Blily, 10, $20,000. The Lane will leave next WednesdiiJ' ·lor New Orleans llld Will run from there to Morgan City carrying rice and sugar from the captain's plantation. He ia president or a bank there, a wholesale grocer, and a very prominent southerner who hasmade many frie.nds while here at the Park central Hotel. The Lane Will be loaded at ctn~innati with groceries berore . starting lor the !lOUth. Captain Lane will go to New Orleans With the boat as engineer. He will return to his home at Mar- . .N,an~y. ·c,p~hOr~,.~ . ·~ ¥<, ~~ Bride' 'of,·• , .~ Earl H. 'Gilkey Route. of the Hem feet apart, Flight patterns will be rotated periodically to reduce the 101mber or low level filghto OYer This is the stick Tlwt makes the sales That are the wlk Of the ,cosmetic industry! mand" colors In 111111111 Make-Up Stick. �.. r 'll' I ,. . '> ' " '' '. ••' . I • I ., . · · : . . ' · t r:t· · · e~s· Pre.:Conventi9n.' ·'.v .Y ' .:. .:ggr ·' · I I ~ . " I II, • I~ '~· o( ."""":.;.;.•~;:;:u; "'wJ'Ofl"l'• of lll,;,a..• woU· , <, , l(cCortiiY, anol', the\laiM~ tJWI ,,, !&flo " ~ -' RObert F. In I"01r . ~~ire March 12. . \ •• I CQiwreallonll tii'atrlct co...,.. ' l'lea ahowilW u.t lllvortie · T~e a~te I!Oinocratic organila- tloos, tho les•g!dlllclzedproco- ·and proxy candldltoe ~~~~t~ '!tJIIllllll al1brt" be o1 . : sen. ~~~~ :~ M:~n',.ot Ko~; '~& , ,O.'matw lor tiM, c9ndtl~ a cam!lllin ior dure bY whlcb a subatamlll hJJO . fared ·. bldly for Squlh ~~·· a.~ nr~~. .II\ ewm ~er ]>ollie. write-In - s lor Johnson. mavenllonjorllf. d"!.,J:.to NA~s eon-are natlonll ldentlal nomlJalloti-. 0!111 Oll•o.p. diiJII!ij< cl!l 'llo · ~.ih•n '/The.'pn.J~IdentlaleloctfooNov. Mecartlly's · dlmcultlos were .. ,ltt,io/•has 1o11 lloo tills 1ear. woa In F1orlilo, •. tho . Denilic....Uc' :N~· ·em. S' > betw"" '1111 J?e!nt>Crotic otroet In port II¥ the "Chlldi'en's chose!). state alii local·......,.. ,. • Hritl ' where sen. Georp Smallttn · . i>ploolona; ~ trtaered by veltloa conv,..o ' ·a\ ~art~ '110t11111H and lttclard '"" Nlmn. Cl'ulado•." a heaoy turnoot ol Uons usualb' are dominated II¥ ron aa o rawrtto son and ·· t. >V ~ Dillllltaled II¥ · the lteclent volunteers who shared tho pq organization, and. 11111 ·Sen. Eogabe J. )oltc.ftliy. . . A!Co 26. .' . ;- ·:. T~ ....Udlq, of" ~ R!iPubll~; will, teat tile healtll : lila views . oo the war ind time were largeb' friendly to defeated Mceartlly. A It h Oitl h<Vlce Pretldeli ~....., Booallllll ,.• who ~ · AtJi, 10 ~ ,, . o l tho Plrl1 after the ahjlekl ot · eagerlJ uplertook routine cam' Hwq>hrey. · ~uberl H. ·H-hrey 11011 The MeCarthy - 101111 ~~ ·· ·,.·tho paat alx moqlho. · palgn chores. Ho was to expl¢t IIUmi>Y Rovta """"""'".r• :r . ' I) ',,:; , the VIce Pre.. ' b ~\tle a McCirtlly are ruleo and of some o! • ' ~1 ',Deat· . h, · e · . a · Ar . .. ..:q ,i,":'' ·~ ,, ' .. < '' . Genoralb'Reco..er thla ~~technique In :QI ' ''' , To ..tho dlllllll,\' of. tile GQP. tho .Primaries. ,. , ·,,, . IlelnoCrato. have ahowli a ·p~ The Now llampahlre results \1',·~df~ "· ·\ ·. . ·.' · ~eSt, tbr .recovery frilil stuin'led Dem~r1t1 across the ' Ji-.S.'ilf!:·.Jiamb/ .:-, ,•.\ llomllY '1&hts e'!'lr, olni:e_.ibe ~· MoCortiiYpolled42per , : ~~~. ·~~;; '~"'.,. o 1930s. '110! the ·eventa ~ ~- :. ...1 ol tile.. DemocraUc vote. MASON ...: • ·lla'mo 'M ,mat ~ve ,caUSed ~ of a Wrlteoln votes · 011 tile Rep\i!lll· ot ~ .~ .~nt can bollol gave him ~ • toCal • died 1n a ClovoliDII ~ The )'Oir bepn wltll Ptes- . almost equal to Johnson •• a1 · J...ntnl$ a bear! ~ ·J~ prnum'l' to be a Kennedy announce4 lour days · ~~~,J~· ~ belb Iii ,..~ ~~ 1;... renominatloo alii later that he wos a candidate ,' havllll! aovW.el#· illvor"'! <, ti) win rHiectloo and woold entar Presidential oUacko. · ·• despite rllllqj' criticism of the primaries In states stU! opeiL :':~~·lo ourv!Yecl IIF in Vlellloin and ol lnllaUon . He eaJd the Now ~ahlre ·~ n unroll at home. vote showed the parcy already ·Tilt Ol1ly IIIIIIOUncOd Democra. was deeply divided. An emblttie' candldote ... Mccarthy~ a tored MccirthY re!uaed to p"'Uiar and' Urbane Iormor otan<l aside. · profeilor who had managed to McCartlly then moved on to e'etpe 11ttlonal prominence. Wiaconsln, where Johnson's durilW ilmoot 20 years of name wis on the ballot lor the iervlee In the House and April 2 prilnarJ. Republicans siute. were rree to vote in the lllltl-eral·nloceo and ·Kennedy fretted like a candl· Democratic primary there, and '! . . date _ . to nm but unwiUiJW to hurt Johna<Jn politlcaUy by The, ~ bJ'OUI(t; to\llc to split iho parcy b¥ cballerwir¥ voting lor Mccarthy, LBJ's Withdrawal i ~~::· . , Fosto- Flqlotll Hlllne lolondq iho President. \. grandchlltlrln',' ourvlvo. illtl! the ,_a! being ToetldQ Mccarthy hid IIIIIOUIICe\l A McCirtlly victory was In Mro. Jane• bail, rtoitlled .II! .ltli.rnoan ahti burial In Kirkland Nov. 30 u.t he wquld elllor sight when tile President ... .,..•. ·Prl!>t' to lfeDiorlai GoniOIII, . _, prosldontlal prtmarles . u ·a startled the world March 31 II¥ she had been a U!aloas · peace candldat4 seeidlfg to announcing that he would ol o.IIIP>Uo.llr•· Janea · > ·'r restore ' contlde~ce til i lJ,S, neltber seek nor accept renomat lito Fltot Prei~h poll deal ptoc:eooot! . · lnation becauae he wanted to CIIIrcb. : 1 .. He did noL IOU~ like . .,~, 1 take the war out or the political will be !Jeld z p m., MiDDLEPORT-"Flmlralser. Candidate wltll aerloua ~s. campaign and get ·peece tlllka at lite Wau&b • Iiiii~· vl ..o !or Jolltlllll 11Wto11, Jr., but llld It oUtlhl be, neceooary startod. Homo under !Itt . _ , held Toelldi\T II¥ tho ~' to carey Ids ¢am11allll' all tile Mccarthy polled 57 per cent of ReY. Glon Hueholt. Fatller Hodc at tho """"""lnlll" wai . to the tatl-.1 convention. O( tile Wisconsin 'Democratic 8urlai will be In lUll Not'rlo Chaj)el In Grove Clil He Uld he wilild not have vote and won 49 of the stole's 59 Clmetel')'. MJ'. Soltosz'lollll'VIvedb.y ldk needed to OloVe 'll Ke!medY had eonvenUon votes. The remalna will be at lito wiJe,.ll!me; a 1011. Wlglam J~l:. .become a Cllddlte.. As the administration's heir illneral home Where flliim IIIIi epll, ODd throe ~.. Jo , Lone~ Clmpoljpl ap~rent, H-hrey declared call bellnHin 1 and t 11>11 aven- Ann, at bo1J1e, and Marprel (i/,. 'l'he Minnesota Senator then his candidacy for the nomineilt([. ' . ott 1ft!1 Ma17 ~ 01 COium. t liepu a looiel,y. ciiiD(IIi,lll, poorly · tion AprU 27, too late (or entry l ~ Jr..~ .· buo, Ita wal preolclitl'tn dod!· ! Ol'lllnized ~ ahqri; of m~. In 0111 ol tile primaries. by ·Ida parents, Jooopll oec~·v.r. · U a caeclldato (p !lie natl011's He was dependent on winning ,. Cl...,.._ E. and a .brolhor. llr"\1968 Pre~al 'primary delegates chosen by state or obto; '·' ' '· MIDDLEPORT - TJID;E EIGHT WOMEN HELD key post· Conventloni Mrs. Dorothy Lewis,pres,ldeAt of the Providence Women's ~ventlonj staDding. left to right; Mrs. Ernest Bowles, Middleport, assistant secte1ary of Providence Di&trict; Mrs. l''rances Harris, president of Piketon Sub-District• Mrs. Lucille Collins, treaslU'er of Providence Women; Mr~ Eleanor Keels, presldeat o! Gallla Sub-District; Mrs. camp. Uoos in the staging of Ladies Day at the I34th a111Ul8.l session of the Providence Missionary Assn. at the MiddJeport Mount Moriah Church ~riday. Seate<\o left to right, are Mrs. Ervin ~I.IJJlgll'dner, Middleport. assistaat pianist, Providence J)Jstnct; Mrs. William Smith, Pomeroy, s~ervisor of Guilds· Mrs. Edrmh Lewis, Akron, state preAident of the Women'~ ) ' ••! • beU Harper, president of HocklQK ~stricl 134th Annual Baptist Association Session . Ending Todoy with Address by Dr. Parrish ' MIDDLEPORT - Ao address by Dr, J. W. Plrrish of Columbus, presldezt of the Ohio Baptist General Association, will conclude the 134th annual ses-sion of the Providence Missi<Dary Baptist Ass()('iatlon. Dr, Parrish will speak this afternoon at the Mount Moriah Baptist Church where represen-tatives from 29 churches in a seven county area have been ~ '• ,, Soltila/r. F... Katie's Korner Highlighting activities Frida,y designated as "Women's Day" 1 was the election and insta.llat t10b of new .officers ror ;q, "o-minl"s at.trlliary of the associa- en Leach, Glouster, vice president; Mrs. MaQ' Pri ce, GaUipolis, secoOO: vice president; Mrs. Arnold llichards, Middleport, secretaQ; Mrs. Margaret Bowles, Middleport, assistant secretary; Mrs. LuciUe Collins Ironton, treasurer ; Mrs. Elbert' McGee, Gallipoli s, pianist; Mrs. Mary Bumgardner, Middleport, assistant pianist; Mrs. Zuelelia Smith, PCIIleroy, s~ervisor of the girls guild; Mr s. Bernice Borden, Bidwell, supervi sor of the children's barxl. Mrs. Helen Harper, Pomeroy; Mrs. Eleanor Keels • Oak Hill·• Mrs. Mary Ellis, lronton, and Mrs. Francis Harris, Piketon, were namoo as the four sui> district presidents. The Rev. A.. J, Ruffin of UrbaM was the Friday morning I; ' 'I"¥ . • r~, r ..-ker. The afternoon program included the chilDren's band program under the direction of Mrs. Borden, and the guild servicedire~;:t­ ed by Mrs. Smith . Mrc;. LeW'is addressed the gro1.41, and there •as special musi c, "Footprints o! Jesus, .. by the Rev. a~ Mrs. Elbert McGee, Gallipolis. "'Sharing the B1essl~ ofCod's Storehouse," a processional o! women giving to mission work • wu I feature of the Friday pro1gram, Mrs. Cheryl Rilpey and Misa Patty Howard presented devoUons and Mr s. Beulah Johnson and Mrs . Barbara Si;ott, both of CIUipolis, participated in a vesper servke. The Rev. Robert Jackson, pastor of the host church had the Friday night sermon. A Youth hour was reaturcd at the Slturday night service with 'J esse Robert s of Renchille and ~L Edith Luckadoo of Athens ~ ~ charge and the Rev. N. D. Borden, who hiS spent time in Paleatlne, Jerusalem arxl Afri- ca. pnsented a travelog. Sheer Look *"' CIOJ.ent.e POMEROY - There Ia "no scales, 330.760 pounds pel' ""' bu~lness like show business,•• num, 705-845 powds per unum. wh1ch W'IS proven last week when The successful Q.Pllcant Win be tho cut o! tile Big Bend Mi"' expected to be able to wm'k on strel gav~ ..~ rine per!ormahce ~er own lnlUaU,ye, usist In the working undei' ·~ona that ~ohliilm at tlto!Je. mlgi>t l.ove Inspired some per- i>ortme'lt':'" oa w~aa ilorlnal sons to tllrow In the toweL se<:retarlal·and olllce dufioa. Apo The show was pUcatlons, two copies, giving deget underway tails of ap, educaUon and OX• al 8:30. Then the perience, togetberwill11herain came. The and addresaea of. two referees, girls' tent waa · 1hould be aert to the Reglatrar, Oooded _ the Unlversll¥ Collop of Nortl! sawdust no Jorw· Waloa. BIII&OI', to reach blm not er made a decent latar tholl24tll Job, 1968. walk...ay. More Price of plj>Or Ia six per1eo. sawdust was add- They were Mrs. Oorothy Lewis, BidweU, president; Mrs. Hel- ; '""'Itt• By Katie Crow tion. . ' I CWNS ITSElf AUTOMIIICAU.Y, RfCTAICAU.Y! No 11011 drucllooJ All IIIII of blleik>o """ O>N is t wil~l<tWI1- . of II~. I CWNS OVEII RACKS, DRIP IIOWU, TOOl Cit.., t11ent t11 ,.. llfll~ It clttns 11tt on~ 1 And til lor tho prlct ot 1 N~ of c:offetl • ~ fur""'' ciation. .. , ........"... ..... tto.eEe•••lc o.,t. of tlto L-' Sctooolo meeting last week. Speaking at the morning worship service was the Rev. L. H. Johnson, of Columbus, executive secretary of the Ohio Baptist General Asso- !. f. o{ua: KA~ ed, to no avaiL •• - · were soaked through. .. , dnfes were soaked with water. Part ot the stage props never got on stage, but the band did leaving. very IJUie r0001 ror ~ance lines. Changi..Dg trcxn one costume to another waa almost tmpoaalble, but they made tile chonges wltll capable 11art11a Struble standing by In the tent to help each ooe make.thelrnumber; If It hadn't been tor lfartha, many ot us wadcl never had THESE STATE AND DISTRICT OFF1CERS lay lt the 134th IMua.l setsionofthepPr:!!~l(rloleo f'rldQ at the Middleport Mount Moriah Olurch. Seated ce Iss Olar)' Alan. second vice president. or the Providence leMrtt to right, are Mrs. Mary Price, GlllipoUI, Mr Dorotb Le , ls ' s. Ednah L Lewis Akron state sldeat· of District; to tion. arwJ secretary or Providence Distri~ arwJe Mr IO General Atsll. Women's Con~ dr.en. ' s. ce Borden. state presldert of ehn.. MIDDLEPORT - when Ladies Day W'&s observed 0· trtd.· Flo~enee rucf1anis~~r~=t~r::~~~ ;~o~-:nce :r::t ·::::·:-:-:.;.;.:.:-:·:·:·:·:-:·:···:·:·:·:·.·::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::::::::: Clinton Church Scene ::Social :: Of July 30th Wedding : Calendar:: .·. WEST COLUMBIA - Mr. and The brldesmald was Mlaslllary Mrs. Robert Lytle o! Canal Ful- Lou Glitch, who wore 0 pink chl!ton, Ohio, are 81'11CXU1dng t h e fon over satin goym with empire marriage o! tllelr daugtrter, Joan- waistline and lace bodice. Her nine Lynette, to ~c. 4 Wesley head..pi.ece was a band of pink Ervin Bogard, soo of Mr, and summer flowers with a D 1 0 r Mrs. W. E. Bogard, also or Ca- bow. Her rlowers were also pink. nal Fulton. The wedding · tool< Beat man was Mr. Willie Gobplace July 20, attheFJrstChurch ley. Ushers were Walter Brumo! Cbrlol of Cllnlon, Ohio. baugh and Gary McLaullhlln The Rev. Norman Ma,ynard oi- nephews ot the groom. ' flcl.ated at the 7:30o'clock00uble Following the ceremoo,y 1 re .. ring ceremony before an altar ception was given in U.e chureb fianked wltll baskets o( white social rooms. The bride's table fiowen and seven branch can. was centered wltll a throo.tlered delabra. One-half hour or prewedding cake'-<! wltll tho trarruptial music was furnished by ditional bride and groom, Mrs. Erma Smith, organist, and Miss Georgie &lsan Boyles, SOloist, who sang, "0 Prombe Me,'' "You'll Ne~er Walk A- lone," and ,_The Wedding Prccyer ." Serving at the rece_pt1on were Nancy Ditmer, Beci<y Allen and !llsan Ficarra. Attending the guest book wu Debra Knapp. The new Mrs. Bogard Is a &raoddaugtrter of the late Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Ho1char of Flat Rock. and has severaJ relativea and !rleods In thotrl-coun(¥ ar-.. ~c. 4 Bogard le!t Aul!llll 6 lor Fort Dix (rom whore he to MONDAY SI'AR GRANGE ~oy J>ll'· 11. Mmday, 8 p.m. at tll'"hall, ~ Road 2, north at Sllem Collier. Public Invited. Orden may be (lldled to 9922535. TUESDAY ANNUAL PICNIC, Auxiliary o! the VeWI'IW Memorial Hoopllal, Tue""-Y evening, home of Mrs. Mary Pickens, Cltftoni potluck dinDer at 6:30, regular meeting to !ollow. FRIENDLY CffiCLE, Tue""-Y, 7:30 p.m. Trinil¥ United Church imliwn ,111 Rea. $359.95 :w. $2 ':'l."'''' .. u9. 9 OniJ BAK·ER held Gravoaldt aemceo wwe ':at ~- l!l•cvlew 'Cemelery In Mlddllport. . Angeles hotel ballroom. The Kennedy aasaasiMdoo apread another wave of confualon through tile Pll'l1· Until tllen, H-hrey had looked like the winner with Kennedy as Ids chief challenger and Mccarthy deadoed for third place i! he should stU! be In the running by conveollon tlms. But McCirtlly had been assembling a team to work tor delegates In the states wtthoot primutea. Despite the blttorness between tile Kennedy and McC~ organizations. Mc:earthy s campalgners argued the! the combioed Kennedy· Mccarthy vote In the primaries Indicated 80 per cent of tho Democrats had voted for change and against the admlnlotratloo, whicH had been repr.,. sented by stand-Ins or uneiHD• mltted delegatloos. This argument Ignored tile history of Presidential· pr!Jna.. ., . Ell ~ Once-a-year,aarlnga on Bemco Sacroped/c lind Sacropedlc Imperial Melfleaaea. . Hurry/ Limited Time Only/ j H vou've.ever had 1 sore back from s!Mping on too sofia mattra~, lhia i1 the Of'IOI·in·t·lifetirne oppo11\.1~11V you·w been w ~·!lnQ for. Now, for 1 lim1tld ~ 01'\ly '/01.1 can buy 1 miMIOUI mattr,. M1 tha1'1 kind to your blc:i and llvt 1 biQ tao Thanlai to Bemco's ~clutivt Un~ CohftruC:Iion. you'll get1l1 U'le hea llhlultupport 1nd ,.,ru1 comfon you 1ncl your back durerv11. Whichevtr manrqa yov dtc:KM on, i~ h•10 bt OOOd news for V0\!1 back and your budget. Th1 Bemco Sac:ropedic or Sacroped1c Imperial will save you S30 1rod ketp you comfortably hiPPY for .,.ears to come ed lla- trw trw ........ rill ~ Jal De turl to Mt "'Tht Worlll"s Grutnt Slttping P~l· ·· · a..l)liltllfMII." lllpill.l81.75 - llmcl Qulltcrtllll •. t79.15 dllt "WE C.A.RRY OUR OWN ACCOUNTS" ...rt.a Schooi£Days6a~e ~ . ,.. IE AT Tlf'FIN CREDIT JEWELERS ' INVITE ·IN : I~ jetlltJer leodero lla~ tel '·cineol a~pu_ota' ifiJ'Hd In • ~ thr..- ·ll'&llla lmD .Aignrla. lirlilmonlllll 1 laat.<lltch KEtPSAKE, FIRST WOR!) IH THE BOOK , DIAMOND CLUSTER SETS& m orl lid BULOVA FIRST IN T~E FI"E WATCH CLASS ID 011 '··ce -----................... u II- .... ..... ............... ... 11£ 1 l7 ....... *' ,. .,t''~' ,r ·, I . rL Jrl.. tch AI.GIERS (UPI) - WoU IJ!.· formed .......,., In Alll•ro eaJd Sa~ , Ala"rla hao promised to· rei-I'J •lilt crew at~ ldJac[f.. RivETiNG youNG p~Mpsl it/t~:St.':~ • to ! · Pi'oml8e Release Biq, bold METAllic TkiMS GliSTEN widt dtE fAS~ioN NEWS ON JoycE'S EYE· .Brol!n Calf Blac~ Calf • .:r ,. "u ocheooted to leave ·lor Goriiiii\Y. Unl~~llll ~~ . or ~ Mrs. Bogard plans to ioln her ..Walta, J!IP, Pl)fc$ioi ~ 1118band in Germany as soon as m11111, Apjll~~ · ~r, ,,ip~ MB. I\IMES ILL JIOIIible. POMI!RO'I( - Theo Kimes. frJr tilt J\011 at liolir~ In iii£ Mr. and Mrs. Vernal John..., Llncdn HIJI, t1 1 p~ent at ~ al (i.i;vl)c '~ • and Gewama o! Weot Columbia Mello Ge~ Ho01>ll!lllntr b6o oiiU blo ai a were aJIICII18 thoae atlondllll! tho comq UI at Ida reoldencoTuoJ.. cotdanci with~~~ Wedding, · dl1 event* lllll e~,, ~'~.f4!i~ • • ' . Be " -·.. . '· ' & Arwloaey MaiL ·~ In meOtlni Om')' leglllmate claim of the Me· baci<Word - GI'IJ l;ali MRS. FRED CROW, SR., Pomeroy, ncelvea a nn'IPIPtr tram . an bad Brown Calf wu a succeu. . over B~k Calf . ...u? ' mano- · FURNITURE . ., MIDDLEPoRT, 0. ' " a terriOc job. He helped [10,... formers off the stage and ,.. there wlllt a Oaahllilrt 10 the)' could aoo to get to the ton~ .. ·a very capoble and amblllous young man. Wo are clelltlhled to have him In our fll'lql, We had !ewer [IOOple helpl!>g with the stage settbws ttan eve~be­ fore, ODd the)' did • nne job. Now, wltll all theoedrawbacka don't you think tlley did Maybe ...xt Jell' the rain will pliO •• by, All In Ill the show ·',. ~n llle Jbn Anderson, a newcomer to tho ,.....,, who was behlecl stage worklrw the overhead llgbts, did .... ) I!U1npilroy'a canipalgn prs promisee! to victory ce1ebration in a Loa made!~ f~.IOWII '~il'(j, protested willt It Cllled d..nJ..: Uoo of lhe ,.Uclltol convomloit b1 political bosses. 11th I North Wales calli.! tho Holyhoacl Si9PP!ng In the olllee the other day I asked 11 I might read this very Interest. of Chriltj Miss Mary Elizabeth tng paper. Mro. Crow Ia fr1111 Chapman to present the pro- North Wales, and atUlllla relagram; members to bring articles tives tllere. for silent auction. Ilia lnterosttrw to note tlattho new&p~per'a trmt .Paae Wll au WEDNESIAY VACATION BIBLE School wiD Ads. •• ~. m news •••• ~ news be held at St. Paul Lutheran contaloed In the econd Motion. Tilt ..._r ill which ad• lild ChUrch AIIBUIII 19~ for 11101 nowo aro wrltteh Is oloo <iutta 1 3-I3; time, 9 to 11:30 a.m. There will be run cartoons, mu 1 1 c:, ' ' - to wilal we are Uled to In lhe UIJI!ed Sllltei. • haodwork, ~hrlatlan 0<\lcatlotl, For !"-"""'· p~a ad r~ M .· andrefre~. ~. ·: . llol18••· u.; stadrw, l~tl r; Mr~ = :. · "'!"""- - - Meanwhile. Mccarthy !ound the prilnarJ rou1Ao be-'rw more ilun1Jy, Sen. Konlled1, who had JI'I8Dag8d his brcther's 1$60 elmj10lgn and served almost lour yeor& as Attorllly General under his brother and Johnson, conducted a wid.,. ranging, weU..ftnanced .._tsn and surrounlecl hlmaell wltlltho skiUed p<olenlooals who had helped elect hls brother to tho White Houae. Kennedy defeated McCortiiY in the Presidential primaries In Indiana. Nebraska, SOUib Dokota and Clllfornla ODd loat to him Ol1ly In Oregon. . Then he wu slain as he emerged frmn a seat11111 • I • '. .,. ., "'be "' �.. r 'll' I ,. . '> ' " '' '. ••' . I • I ., . · · : . . ' · t r:t· · · e~s· Pre.:Conventi9n.' ·'.v .Y ' .:. .:ggr ·' · I I ~ . " I II, • I~ '~· o( ."""":.;.;.•~;:;:u; "'wJ'Ofl"l'• of lll,;,a..• woU· , <, , l(cCortiiY, anol', the\laiM~ tJWI ,,, !&flo " ~ -' RObert F. In I"01r . ~~ire March 12. . \ •• I CQiwreallonll tii'atrlct co...,.. ' l'lea ahowilW u.t lllvortie · T~e a~te I!Oinocratic organila- tloos, tho les•g!dlllclzedproco- ·and proxy candldltoe ~~~~t~ '!tJIIllllll al1brt" be o1 . : sen. ~~~~ :~ M:~n',.ot Ko~; '~& , ,O.'matw lor tiM, c9ndtl~ a cam!lllin ior dure bY whlcb a subatamlll hJJO . fared ·. bldly for Squlh ~~·· a.~ nr~~. .II\ ewm ~er ]>ollie. write-In - s lor Johnson. mavenllonjorllf. d"!.,J:.to NA~s eon-are natlonll ldentlal nomlJalloti-. 0!111 Oll•o.p. diiJII!ij< cl!l 'llo · ~.ih•n '/The.'pn.J~IdentlaleloctfooNov. Mecartlly's · dlmcultlos were .. ,ltt,io/•has 1o11 lloo tills 1ear. woa In F1orlilo, •. tho . Denilic....Uc' :N~· ·em. S' > betw"" '1111 J?e!nt>Crotic otroet In port II¥ the "Chlldi'en's chose!). state alii local·......,.. ,. • Hritl ' where sen. Georp Smallttn · . i>ploolona; ~ trtaered by veltloa conv,..o ' ·a\ ~art~ '110t11111H and lttclard '"" Nlmn. Cl'ulado•." a heaoy turnoot ol Uons usualb' are dominated II¥ ron aa o rawrtto son and ·· t. >V ~ Dillllltaled II¥ · the lteclent volunteers who shared tho pq organization, and. 11111 ·Sen. Eogabe J. )oltc.ftliy. . . A!Co 26. .' . ;- ·:. T~ ....Udlq, of" ~ R!iPubll~; will, teat tile healtll : lila views . oo the war ind time were largeb' friendly to defeated Mceartlly. A It h Oitl h<Vlce Pretldeli ~....., Booallllll ,.• who ~ · AtJi, 10 ~ ,, . o l tho Plrl1 after the ahjlekl ot · eagerlJ uplertook routine cam' Hwq>hrey. · ~uberl H. ·H-hrey 11011 The MeCarthy - 101111 ~~ ·· ·,.·tho paat alx moqlho. · palgn chores. Ho was to expl¢t IIUmi>Y Rovta """"""'".r• :r . ' I) ',,:; , the VIce Pre.. ' b ~\tle a McCirtlly are ruleo and of some o! • ' ~1 ',Deat· . h, · e · . a · Ar . .. ..:q ,i,":'' ·~ ,, ' .. < '' . Genoralb'Reco..er thla ~~technique In :QI ' ''' , To ..tho dlllllll,\' of. tile GQP. tho .Primaries. ,. , ·,,, . IlelnoCrato. have ahowli a ·p~ The Now llampahlre results \1',·~df~ "· ·\ ·. . ·.' · ~eSt, tbr .recovery frilil stuin'led Dem~r1t1 across the ' Ji-.S.'ilf!:·.Jiamb/ .:-, ,•.\ llomllY '1&hts e'!'lr, olni:e_.ibe ~· MoCortiiYpolled42per , : ~~~. ·~~;; '~"'.,. o 1930s. '110! the ·eventa ~ ~- :. ...1 ol tile.. DemocraUc vote. MASON ...: • ·lla'mo 'M ,mat ~ve ,caUSed ~ of a Wrlteoln votes · 011 tile Rep\i!lll· ot ~ .~ .~nt can bollol gave him ~ • toCal • died 1n a ClovoliDII ~ The )'Oir bepn wltll Ptes- . almost equal to Johnson •• a1 · J...ntnl$ a bear! ~ ·J~ prnum'l' to be a Kennedy announce4 lour days · ~~~,J~· ~ belb Iii ,..~ ~~ 1;... renominatloo alii later that he wos a candidate ,' havllll! aovW.el#· illvor"'! <, ti) win rHiectloo and woold entar Presidential oUacko. · ·• despite rllllqj' criticism of the primaries In states stU! opeiL :':~~·lo ourv!Yecl IIF in Vlellloin and ol lnllaUon . He eaJd the Now ~ahlre ·~ n unroll at home. vote showed the parcy already ·Tilt Ol1ly IIIIIIOUncOd Democra. was deeply divided. An emblttie' candldote ... Mccarthy~ a tored MccirthY re!uaed to p"'Uiar and' Urbane Iormor otan<l aside. · profeilor who had managed to McCartlly then moved on to e'etpe 11ttlonal prominence. Wiaconsln, where Johnson's durilW ilmoot 20 years of name wis on the ballot lor the iervlee In the House and April 2 prilnarJ. Republicans siute. were rree to vote in the lllltl-eral·nloceo and ·Kennedy fretted like a candl· Democratic primary there, and '! . . date _ . to nm but unwiUiJW to hurt Johna<Jn politlcaUy by The, ~ bJ'OUI(t; to\llc to split iho parcy b¥ cballerwir¥ voting lor Mccarthy, LBJ's Withdrawal i ~~::· . , Fosto- Flqlotll Hlllne lolondq iho President. \. grandchlltlrln',' ourvlvo. illtl! the ,_a! being ToetldQ Mccarthy hid IIIIIOUIICe\l A McCirtlly victory was In Mro. Jane• bail, rtoitlled .II! .ltli.rnoan ahti burial In Kirkland Nov. 30 u.t he wquld elllor sight when tile President ... .,..•. ·Prl!>t' to lfeDiorlai GoniOIII, . _, prosldontlal prtmarles . u ·a startled the world March 31 II¥ she had been a U!aloas · peace candldat4 seeidlfg to announcing that he would ol o.IIIP>Uo.llr•· Janea · > ·'r restore ' contlde~ce til i lJ,S, neltber seek nor accept renomat lito Fltot Prei~h poll deal ptoc:eooot! . · lnation becauae he wanted to CIIIrcb. : 1 .. He did noL IOU~ like . .,~, 1 take the war out or the political will be !Jeld z p m., MiDDLEPORT-"Flmlralser. Candidate wltll aerloua ~s. campaign and get ·peece tlllka at lite Wau&b • Iiiii~· vl ..o !or Jolltlllll 11Wto11, Jr., but llld It oUtlhl be, neceooary startod. Homo under !Itt . _ , held Toelldi\T II¥ tho ~' to carey Ids ¢am11allll' all tile Mccarthy polled 57 per cent of ReY. Glon Hueholt. Fatller Hodc at tho """"""lnlll" wai . to the tatl-.1 convention. O( tile Wisconsin 'Democratic 8urlai will be In lUll Not'rlo Chaj)el In Grove Clil He Uld he wilild not have vote and won 49 of the stole's 59 Clmetel')'. MJ'. Soltosz'lollll'VIvedb.y ldk needed to OloVe 'll Ke!medY had eonvenUon votes. The remalna will be at lito wiJe,.ll!me; a 1011. Wlglam J~l:. .become a Cllddlte.. As the administration's heir illneral home Where flliim IIIIi epll, ODd throe ~.. Jo , Lone~ Clmpoljpl ap~rent, H-hrey declared call bellnHin 1 and t 11>11 aven- Ann, at bo1J1e, and Marprel (i/,. 'l'he Minnesota Senator then his candidacy for the nomineilt([. ' . ott 1ft!1 Ma17 ~ 01 COium. t liepu a looiel,y. ciiiD(IIi,lll, poorly · tion AprU 27, too late (or entry l ~ Jr..~ .· buo, Ita wal preolclitl'tn dod!· ! Ol'lllnized ~ ahqri; of m~. In 0111 ol tile primaries. by ·Ida parents, Jooopll oec~·v.r. · U a caeclldato (p !lie natl011's He was dependent on winning ,. Cl...,.._ E. and a .brolhor. llr"\1968 Pre~al 'primary delegates chosen by state or obto; '·' ' '· MIDDLEPORT - TJID;E EIGHT WOMEN HELD key post· Conventloni Mrs. Dorothy Lewis,pres,ldeAt of the Providence Women's ~ventlonj staDding. left to right; Mrs. Ernest Bowles, Middleport, assistant secte1ary of Providence Di&trict; Mrs. l''rances Harris, president of Piketon Sub-District• Mrs. Lucille Collins, treaslU'er of Providence Women; Mr~ Eleanor Keels, presldeat o! Gallla Sub-District; Mrs. camp. Uoos in the staging of Ladies Day at the I34th a111Ul8.l session of the Providence Missionary Assn. at the MiddJeport Mount Moriah Church ~riday. Seate<\o left to right, are Mrs. Ervin ~I.IJJlgll'dner, Middleport. assistaat pianist, Providence J)Jstnct; Mrs. William Smith, Pomeroy, s~ervisor of Guilds· Mrs. Edrmh Lewis, Akron, state preAident of the Women'~ ) ' ••! • beU Harper, president of HocklQK ~stricl 134th Annual Baptist Association Session . Ending Todoy with Address by Dr. Parrish ' MIDDLEPORT - Ao address by Dr, J. W. Plrrish of Columbus, presldezt of the Ohio Baptist General Association, will conclude the 134th annual ses-sion of the Providence Missi<Dary Baptist Ass()('iatlon. Dr, Parrish will speak this afternoon at the Mount Moriah Baptist Church where represen-tatives from 29 churches in a seven county area have been ~ '• ,, Soltila/r. F... Katie's Korner Highlighting activities Frida,y designated as "Women's Day" 1 was the election and insta.llat t10b of new .officers ror ;q, "o-minl"s at.trlliary of the associa- en Leach, Glouster, vice president; Mrs. MaQ' Pri ce, GaUipolis, secoOO: vice president; Mrs. Arnold llichards, Middleport, secretaQ; Mrs. Margaret Bowles, Middleport, assistant secretary; Mrs. LuciUe Collins Ironton, treasurer ; Mrs. Elbert' McGee, Gallipoli s, pianist; Mrs. Mary Bumgardner, Middleport, assistant pianist; Mrs. Zuelelia Smith, PCIIleroy, s~ervisor of the girls guild; Mr s. Bernice Borden, Bidwell, supervi sor of the children's barxl. Mrs. Helen Harper, Pomeroy; Mrs. Eleanor Keels • Oak Hill·• Mrs. Mary Ellis, lronton, and Mrs. Francis Harris, Piketon, were namoo as the four sui> district presidents. The Rev. A.. J, Ruffin of UrbaM was the Friday morning I; ' 'I"¥ . • r~, r ..-ker. The afternoon program included the chilDren's band program under the direction of Mrs. Borden, and the guild servicedire~;:t­ ed by Mrs. Smith . Mrc;. LeW'is addressed the gro1.41, and there •as special musi c, "Footprints o! Jesus, .. by the Rev. a~ Mrs. Elbert McGee, Gallipolis. "'Sharing the B1essl~ ofCod's Storehouse," a processional o! women giving to mission work • wu I feature of the Friday pro1gram, Mrs. Cheryl Rilpey and Misa Patty Howard presented devoUons and Mr s. Beulah Johnson and Mrs . Barbara Si;ott, both of CIUipolis, participated in a vesper servke. The Rev. Robert Jackson, pastor of the host church had the Friday night sermon. A Youth hour was reaturcd at the Slturday night service with 'J esse Robert s of Renchille and ~L Edith Luckadoo of Athens ~ ~ charge and the Rev. N. D. Borden, who hiS spent time in Paleatlne, Jerusalem arxl Afri- ca. pnsented a travelog. Sheer Look *"' CIOJ.ent.e POMEROY - There Ia "no scales, 330.760 pounds pel' ""' bu~lness like show business,•• num, 705-845 powds per unum. wh1ch W'IS proven last week when The successful Q.Pllcant Win be tho cut o! tile Big Bend Mi"' expected to be able to wm'k on strel gav~ ..~ rine per!ormahce ~er own lnlUaU,ye, usist In the working undei' ·~ona that ~ohliilm at tlto!Je. mlgi>t l.ove Inspired some per- i>ortme'lt':'" oa w~aa ilorlnal sons to tllrow In the toweL se<:retarlal·and olllce dufioa. Apo The show was pUcatlons, two copies, giving deget underway tails of ap, educaUon and OX• al 8:30. Then the perience, togetberwill11herain came. The and addresaea of. two referees, girls' tent waa · 1hould be aert to the Reglatrar, Oooded _ the Unlversll¥ Collop of Nortl! sawdust no Jorw· Waloa. BIII&OI', to reach blm not er made a decent latar tholl24tll Job, 1968. walk...ay. More Price of plj>Or Ia six per1eo. sawdust was add- They were Mrs. Oorothy Lewis, BidweU, president; Mrs. Hel- ; '""'Itt• By Katie Crow tion. . ' I CWNS ITSElf AUTOMIIICAU.Y, RfCTAICAU.Y! No 11011 drucllooJ All IIIII of blleik>o """ O>N is t wil~l<tWI1- . of II~. I CWNS OVEII RACKS, DRIP IIOWU, TOOl Cit.., t11ent t11 ,.. llfll~ It clttns 11tt on~ 1 And til lor tho prlct ot 1 N~ of c:offetl • ~ fur""'' ciation. .. , ........"... ..... tto.eEe•••lc o.,t. of tlto L-' Sctooolo meeting last week. Speaking at the morning worship service was the Rev. L. H. Johnson, of Columbus, executive secretary of the Ohio Baptist General Asso- !. f. o{ua: KA~ ed, to no avaiL •• - · were soaked through. .. , dnfes were soaked with water. Part ot the stage props never got on stage, but the band did leaving. very IJUie r0001 ror ~ance lines. Changi..Dg trcxn one costume to another waa almost tmpoaalble, but they made tile chonges wltll capable 11art11a Struble standing by In the tent to help each ooe make.thelrnumber; If It hadn't been tor lfartha, many ot us wadcl never had THESE STATE AND DISTRICT OFF1CERS lay lt the 134th IMua.l setsionofthepPr:!!~l(rloleo f'rldQ at the Middleport Mount Moriah Olurch. Seated ce Iss Olar)' Alan. second vice president. or the Providence leMrtt to right, are Mrs. Mary Price, GlllipoUI, Mr Dorotb Le , ls ' s. Ednah L Lewis Akron state sldeat· of District; to tion. arwJ secretary or Providence Distri~ arwJe Mr IO General Atsll. Women's Con~ dr.en. ' s. ce Borden. state presldert of ehn.. MIDDLEPORT - when Ladies Day W'&s observed 0· trtd.· Flo~enee rucf1anis~~r~=t~r::~~~ ;~o~-:nce :r::t ·::::·:-:-:.;.;.:.:-:·:·:·:·:-:·:···:·:·:·:·.·::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::::::::: Clinton Church Scene ::Social :: Of July 30th Wedding : Calendar:: .·. WEST COLUMBIA - Mr. and The brldesmald was Mlaslllary Mrs. Robert Lytle o! Canal Ful- Lou Glitch, who wore 0 pink chl!ton, Ohio, are 81'11CXU1dng t h e fon over satin goym with empire marriage o! tllelr daugtrter, Joan- waistline and lace bodice. Her nine Lynette, to ~c. 4 Wesley head..pi.ece was a band of pink Ervin Bogard, soo of Mr, and summer flowers with a D 1 0 r Mrs. W. E. Bogard, also or Ca- bow. Her rlowers were also pink. nal Fulton. The wedding · tool< Beat man was Mr. Willie Gobplace July 20, attheFJrstChurch ley. Ushers were Walter Brumo! Cbrlol of Cllnlon, Ohio. baugh and Gary McLaullhlln The Rev. Norman Ma,ynard oi- nephews ot the groom. ' flcl.ated at the 7:30o'clock00uble Following the ceremoo,y 1 re .. ring ceremony before an altar ception was given in U.e chureb fianked wltll baskets o( white social rooms. The bride's table fiowen and seven branch can. was centered wltll a throo.tlered delabra. One-half hour or prewedding cake'-<! wltll tho trarruptial music was furnished by ditional bride and groom, Mrs. Erma Smith, organist, and Miss Georgie &lsan Boyles, SOloist, who sang, "0 Prombe Me,'' "You'll Ne~er Walk A- lone," and ,_The Wedding Prccyer ." Serving at the rece_pt1on were Nancy Ditmer, Beci<y Allen and !llsan Ficarra. Attending the guest book wu Debra Knapp. The new Mrs. Bogard Is a &raoddaugtrter of the late Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Ho1char of Flat Rock. and has severaJ relativea and !rleods In thotrl-coun(¥ ar-.. ~c. 4 Bogard le!t Aul!llll 6 lor Fort Dix (rom whore he to MONDAY SI'AR GRANGE ~oy J>ll'· 11. Mmday, 8 p.m. at tll'"hall, ~ Road 2, north at Sllem Collier. Public Invited. Orden may be (lldled to 9922535. TUESDAY ANNUAL PICNIC, Auxiliary o! the VeWI'IW Memorial Hoopllal, Tue""-Y evening, home of Mrs. Mary Pickens, Cltftoni potluck dinDer at 6:30, regular meeting to !ollow. FRIENDLY CffiCLE, Tue""-Y, 7:30 p.m. Trinil¥ United Church imliwn ,111 Rea. $359.95 :w. $2 ':'l."'''' .. u9. 9 OniJ BAK·ER held Gravoaldt aemceo wwe ':at ~- l!l•cvlew 'Cemelery In Mlddllport. . Angeles hotel ballroom. The Kennedy aasaasiMdoo apread another wave of confualon through tile Pll'l1· Until tllen, H-hrey had looked like the winner with Kennedy as Ids chief challenger and Mccarthy deadoed for third place i! he should stU! be In the running by conveollon tlms. But McCirtlly had been assembling a team to work tor delegates In the states wtthoot primutea. Despite the blttorness between tile Kennedy and McC~ organizations. Mc:earthy s campalgners argued the! the combioed Kennedy· Mccarthy vote In the primaries Indicated 80 per cent of tho Democrats had voted for change and against the admlnlotratloo, whicH had been repr.,. sented by stand-Ins or uneiHD• mltted delegatloos. This argument Ignored tile history of Presidential· pr!Jna.. ., . Ell ~ Once-a-year,aarlnga on Bemco Sacroped/c lind Sacropedlc Imperial Melfleaaea. . Hurry/ Limited Time Only/ j H vou've.ever had 1 sore back from s!Mping on too sofia mattra~, lhia i1 the Of'IOI·in·t·lifetirne oppo11\.1~11V you·w been w ~·!lnQ for. Now, for 1 lim1tld ~ 01'\ly '/01.1 can buy 1 miMIOUI mattr,. M1 tha1'1 kind to your blc:i and llvt 1 biQ tao Thanlai to Bemco's ~clutivt Un~ CohftruC:Iion. you'll get1l1 U'le hea llhlultupport 1nd ,.,ru1 comfon you 1ncl your back durerv11. Whichevtr manrqa yov dtc:KM on, i~ h•10 bt OOOd news for V0\!1 back and your budget. Th1 Bemco Sac:ropedic or Sacroped1c Imperial will save you S30 1rod ketp you comfortably hiPPY for .,.ears to come ed lla- trw trw ........ rill ~ Jal De turl to Mt "'Tht Worlll"s Grutnt Slttping P~l· ·· · a..l)liltllfMII." lllpill.l81.75 - llmcl Qulltcrtllll •. t79.15 dllt "WE C.A.RRY OUR OWN ACCOUNTS" ...rt.a Schooi£Days6a~e ~ . ,.. IE AT Tlf'FIN CREDIT JEWELERS ' INVITE ·IN : I~ jetlltJer leodero lla~ tel '·cineol a~pu_ota' ifiJ'Hd In • ~ thr..- ·ll'&llla lmD .Aignrla. lirlilmonlllll 1 laat.<lltch KEtPSAKE, FIRST WOR!) IH THE BOOK , DIAMOND CLUSTER SETS& m orl lid BULOVA FIRST IN T~E FI"E WATCH CLASS ID 011 '··ce -----................... u II- .... ..... ............... ... 11£ 1 l7 ....... *' ,. .,t''~' ,r ·, I . rL Jrl.. tch AI.GIERS (UPI) - WoU IJ!.· formed .......,., In Alll•ro eaJd Sa~ , Ala"rla hao promised to· rei-I'J •lilt crew at~ ldJac[f.. RivETiNG youNG p~Mpsl it/t~:St.':~ • to ! · Pi'oml8e Release Biq, bold METAllic TkiMS GliSTEN widt dtE fAS~ioN NEWS ON JoycE'S EYE· .Brol!n Calf Blac~ Calf • .:r ,. "u ocheooted to leave ·lor Goriiiii\Y. Unl~~llll ~~ . or ~ Mrs. Bogard plans to ioln her ..Walta, J!IP, Pl)fc$ioi ~ 1118band in Germany as soon as m11111, Apjll~~ · ~r, ,,ip~ MB. I\IMES ILL JIOIIible. POMI!RO'I( - Theo Kimes. frJr tilt J\011 at liolir~ In iii£ Mr. and Mrs. Vernal John..., Llncdn HIJI, t1 1 p~ent at ~ al (i.i;vl)c '~ • and Gewama o! Weot Columbia Mello Ge~ Ho01>ll!lllntr b6o oiiU blo ai a were aJIICII18 thoae atlondllll! tho comq UI at Ida reoldencoTuoJ.. cotdanci with~~~ Wedding, · dl1 event* lllll e~,, ~'~.f4!i~ • • ' . Be " -·.. . '· ' & Arwloaey MaiL ·~ In meOtlni Om')' leglllmate claim of the Me· baci<Word - GI'IJ l;ali MRS. FRED CROW, SR., Pomeroy, ncelvea a nn'IPIPtr tram . an bad Brown Calf wu a succeu. . over B~k Calf . ...u? ' mano- · FURNITURE . ., MIDDLEPoRT, 0. ' " a terriOc job. He helped [10,... formers off the stage and ,.. there wlllt a Oaahllilrt 10 the)' could aoo to get to the ton~ .. ·a very capoble and amblllous young man. Wo are clelltlhled to have him In our fll'lql, We had !ewer [IOOple helpl!>g with the stage settbws ttan eve~be­ fore, ODd the)' did • nne job. Now, wltll all theoedrawbacka don't you think tlley did Maybe ...xt Jell' the rain will pliO •• by, All In Ill the show ·',. ~n llle Jbn Anderson, a newcomer to tho ,.....,, who was behlecl stage worklrw the overhead llgbts, did .... ) I!U1npilroy'a canipalgn prs promisee! to victory ce1ebration in a Loa made!~ f~.IOWII '~il'(j, protested willt It Cllled d..nJ..: Uoo of lhe ,.Uclltol convomloit b1 political bosses. 11th I North Wales calli.! tho Holyhoacl Si9PP!ng In the olllee the other day I asked 11 I might read this very Interest. of Chriltj Miss Mary Elizabeth tng paper. Mro. Crow Ia fr1111 Chapman to present the pro- North Wales, and atUlllla relagram; members to bring articles tives tllere. for silent auction. Ilia lnterosttrw to note tlattho new&p~per'a trmt .Paae Wll au WEDNESIAY VACATION BIBLE School wiD Ads. •• ~. m news •••• ~ news be held at St. Paul Lutheran contaloed In the econd Motion. Tilt ..._r ill which ad• lild ChUrch AIIBUIII 19~ for 11101 nowo aro wrltteh Is oloo <iutta 1 3-I3; time, 9 to 11:30 a.m. There will be run cartoons, mu 1 1 c:, ' ' - to wilal we are Uled to In lhe UIJI!ed Sllltei. • haodwork, ~hrlatlan 0<\lcatlotl, For !"-"""'· p~a ad r~ M .· andrefre~. ~. ·: . llol18••· u.; stadrw, l~tl r; Mr~ = :. · "'!"""- - - Meanwhile. Mccarthy !ound the prilnarJ rou1Ao be-'rw more ilun1Jy, Sen. Konlled1, who had JI'I8Dag8d his brcther's 1$60 elmj10lgn and served almost lour yeor& as Attorllly General under his brother and Johnson, conducted a wid.,. ranging, weU..ftnanced .._tsn and surrounlecl hlmaell wltlltho skiUed p<olenlooals who had helped elect hls brother to tho White Houae. Kennedy defeated McCortiiY in the Presidential primaries In Indiana. Nebraska, SOUib Dokota and Clllfornla ODd loat to him Ol1ly In Oregon. . Then he wu slain as he emerged frmn a seat11111 • I • '. .,. ., "'be "' �; . ; ' 'I ' FREE ENTERTAINMENT ' " I* HURRICANE ED AMES . I~1. ~t: •• , . 22. 23 "'' A I •• ,. 22. 23, !4, 25 ••• •••. 29, 30, Sepl1 lfu! GOLDDIGGERS .. HELL DRIVERS 7UP JOHNNY CARSON •••. 24, 25 'I ••,. 30 ;< :. '\ ', BALLOON RACE ' " ••, . 26, 21 ... GEORGE KIRBY .,. THE ALMANAC By UniiAlcl PreiS Jntei'natl<inol T~ Is SUnday, Aug. 18, lho 231al ~ of 1968 with 135 1< Sept. I t ' ALLEN and ROSSI ,,,, 2&, 21 follow. The moon Is between Its laat QUil'ler and new phaoo. Stpt. 1, 2 ' ; ROGER MILLER The morn11111 atar lo Sept. 1, 2 HARNESS RACING JOHN DAVIDSON luz. 21.27.28 Sopt.2 THE SMOTHERS BROTHERS COMEDY HOUR DR TWO • WITH JOHN HARTFORD ·, ., Harness Race Mark was giYoll to 1be ti.S. goye,.,. . mont as a natloaal fhrlne. • In 1923 Helen WWs, 1~ old .Clllfornlan, Willi the WOo · PVRqHASil ToP STEER - KelliiOifi !!olen of Dei<terl rl&hl. rmfWi &:haalploD it<ler 1lurl,. llle MeJas ~ ·Yair ,;mtor ateer club sale Friday or was The Formers Bank r. SIYIJwo ~ of PtiiiOI'O)'. Pooillr. left to rl~ are 'l'boOclcft T. ~ .Jr., bonk. PfOIIdeiJI and 1011, Bruc;e; Jwd<!l' Fair Queen Dawn KJJw Walter Jardullntl Bolen. . ··:-::......:..... -.·UN.· « ·w ..... :-:-.-.· ..............~..... ... . .. . i .... :.F..:............ ~.!........:- • .;.:.;o:.: ;.o•••:•:.;o:._.:v•···»:-:-:.:~::: ·: .:::*:::::::::::::::::~:::~~::::::::::::::: ::::::;::~::::::::':::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~:::.:::~::::::::::::::::~:::::::::· c BUCKEYE "1 DO" We Fix Sundey Dinner 7 O.ys A Week !opl2 IND ; . PAT PAULSEN SPECIAL GUEST lu&. 21, 29,30 HORSE SHOW and CIRCUS ... ,_, Fun Stott? cmcAoo 'UPI> - It Billy Ma.ted's Manhattan Jazz Band • Dave Merrifield ~ally SttalHtiH AND . ... Evans Drfn·l• ed by Marvin Glas8, a leadlng toy designer, Dllnols parents spend more per capita an toys than parents ln ·any other state. llUnols chlldren get llults 11.50 • Children Undor 12 $.25 (Childrulldmitttd free until noon daily eace•t Sits, & SIIMJ Ample Parki"' • OH lntustatt 71, Ellt 17th AYIIUt a. wm. According to statl.lltlcs compU- except Sits. & Suns. ~ 3 Pc. lox Dinner be thAt chUdren living In DU· nota have more fun than moat. Helicopter Acrobat • Harmonaires • Sinclair Dina/and • Queen of Queens • Appaloosa, Quarter and Pony Races • Horse and Tractor Pulling Contests Mldw11y ltides up to 50% Off until.noon collld The nallonal av.•$51.60 ...., 1seach. u~. u. ' , Chqrches to Benefit 9 Pc. F1mlly F1mlly Bucket Family 11rn1 Dollr plus much, much more! I saturn. dollbte4 11 would ever bo ot mueh e<WIIIIIOrclal Wllue. In 1916 Abrahim !Jneoln's blrllwlaee In Hodpenvillo, Ky., me•'• allll!le tellllla )IUe: by The evening &tar Is Venus. defeatiJW Mra. MollyMallory, On thlo do¥ ID hlstoryi In 1940 tho U.S. and CaIn 1856 the pawnt otnee aot "' a jolot defense plan approved conJebsed mUk, but. agatnat pooiblt eneaiy attaeka._ ., ·. BOB HOPE . ,,,, 26, 21 ( 'Bhtch's Time' Sets f 1"' ~ AL HIRT. . - ';:i· .... -~·- .. > The JAMES BROWN Show BEE GEES . f, ....' 1:.... - -.... lu&. 31 . •• ·~; .. --·----~~~~----111!'-.:...::...~- POMEROY, - A new track daos, Rllllnle Ervin of Atlseoo recOrd ,.. tel Friday <Wing Route 5 ... ftral; Cot. the horse borneaa raetng ot the term, HarrliOIWille, was secMelp~Fslr; cond 11DC1 &laan Yoot ol llaelne Sottlng lite record wu thre&- Route I, WSB third. Firat In lllo yoar-old D&eor, Butdt'o Tlma til to 52 lndt da&alfleetiO!I WBI owned and ~... by R. G. lloma ol. Racllle llouU! 2, Bllito, BarnoavUie. The former Second wao RantiY Van Neal of reoord wao 2:09 mlnuloa. The Athena Route 5 and third WBI now record Is 2:08 4-li. Judy Ervin, Allleoa Route 5. In the lloree-year-Oid D&Ctrl Natbla Yonker, Letart, W.Va., was ftrotl In llle 46 to 48 lndt daaollleetlon. Second Wll san. dra Rcuoh, Syraeuse, and third waa JuoiY Ervin of Atheno Route 5. Ill lite 52 to 56 lneh cta.., Bruce McKeiVOl', Portland, first; Deb Jonea d hde was second and Jack Ervin, Athena Route 5, WBii third. ""s raee, Buteh'a Time wao Drll In both iteato. Sec:olld In I h o ftrot heel .... 1'lnclora Parker. owned by Jacob Weinberger, GaJ. Iljonllo, and driven by Sidney lQDJiLErORr- !b Mlcldlo- relatlveo IIIII tl'ientls- tho a. pori Ctureb(, the .Nuarene, !plneor of ~ and third pori dturdiei u;e """"""" to lllllllll Clf·ea<h being iot. The be- MiddlePort Clturdt Clf Chrhot, In the heel was caotte Like Glnreeelve a COIIJ!donbfe Clllllo toa1 IIIIIIIMIIIere · o v o r llo..UO Methncllat Cjurdt, Mount erowneolb;YMra.KemelbC,ShJ· Clf IIIOIItf aa tbo reiOiit Clf the . $30,000. He alan w!Uod .tlset .af. · Momb Jla»>lot CINr<b, F!J"II der, Cntoo. wW Clf lila IIIIa li'HII A. Ssulot. U.r llloee boopota have been Be,pliot Clalrdt IIDCI the Flrot In the eecond heel Peaco!ul A~ to reeordo ol lllo l!lldo. tho olx Middleport ehurdt- VniiAlcl Pre!lbytorlan. llale waa second after haYing llelp Cowltl PrGbaleCoart,Mr. ea are to share 09Jally In lite One inroro.oc~ ~ee llldlltat placed fourth In tho ftrat heal. liiJIIIot1 wbo !!!.,. Iaiii JUI,r 17, remainder ot Ida eotate. llle enUre e~ m., amount to Be II owned by Virgil i!utt, Cro.Ill• ~ _. ~· beqUe Olio to · : The olx ehureheo are Mlddlo- aa muoh as a .........- of a miJ. ton, Pandora · Parker waa ll!lrd • · · ' 1101\ doUara. In lllehsel. Flrot In both heala for lhetwn,_..'<lid ·trotters wao Lillie Souvenir owned by Thelma Codar Clf Clrdln&ton. Second In lito ts.•lll heal wu·Bel1110118 Duebeoa .. · 19. Ill the raee Gol1aat l'rlne.ownedbyR,Fredlll'lck ol ~· •Sicond In tbo ftrotl ~.oat· ·~q~~ llrot In thO sec- daj<, by H. - ·Miilll1 IJs owned Clf Cro1A1L !Je,Am& agencies as well as new legisla- granditand after breol!lrw the Me(&a Cowlly falrtlr<ounds traek ~ Frida!'. The ~d paeer nn tho raee at 2:08 t-5 to erase the former ~ of 2:09. Butcll's Time wu flrll In both heata, bul the reeord oo the oeeolll tion. haJt. • flj boot. S. 'II owned 11)1 J, D. Sll- --Ill"' 8lllour7. piiQ' borne•• radng. under tell'ellu, ))rum ...,.,. owned by . WarreD Skidmore Quality Sllesman Some Dealers Ask You To Buy A Car. Not Because H's Great BurBecause It's On Sale. We Think You Should SaYI On A Car Worth Dwnl". .. II'T-.V.U. Ice Lftll .... tlrot; Bab by lld Bulb Clf Radllo ~ 1, POMEROY - David Koblools waa ....... and Golcl Dull own- &nil Earl H. lloao, both ol ed bJ E. J. JBII ol ~ Wll .. ~liGule 3, ahlbiiAlclthodtam' third. . at llle 105ll! 1~ lh . race~ .,..- 581ndt ~ llelp C'Aounl1 Fslr. Junior lllollman; , '1118 ehaqoi1111 bloll and lito llrll; WI 01 p ',. ehaqolon female wore orltOIIId, . bJ Deaa IIIII Kobllllla ·· tbo senlDr ell&qolon IIIII .a.. ll'and ehamjolon tilt Judllro8 ol. Hoi-• dtaoljoiOD ftmale and tho grand ell&qolm ftmale wore orhlblt· ed b7 David Nease, Mlnor..We, and the junior ~Dil female waa orblbltod b.Y WuUam S: Hendotlllll, Coolvtlle. l!adt of the ahlbltors alan - ltoai' blue rlllbona In tho other.....,...•• rl.lhe Jor101 Judi. A community aide from eaeh ol the areas has been hired on a one day 1 week basis to assist In this t;ype of out-reach work. The eoaununlt)' aellon aides No One Hurt closely wtth 'fbe Deii® 1n II')'IJW to sot.. tloeir health probiDIIIL This wW be done In eonpora. lion with oxlstlrw health authori- ties and weltu'e agoneles lneocll cype of service wW bo ospectally helptulln ~­ lrog hoelth problems and sel'V8a& a rorerwmer to tt.e new tal:tb. facUitles Uat will be aveniNe lltrough the Ohio Valley H..tlb eounty, Thio Services. Damage Suit Fded Friday For $35,558 and violence 11m tho laltiJr ~ltallzod apd lneurrod ........ cal 111111 ~IIIII .,.. In Collision Pei'Jblt Holden -c!V Ia :.Ira. Geneva LQno, wbo Is a rocta- and their partleular stations are as foll""s: Mrs. Maxine Chlpman, T~aoers Plains (Cilrlstlan Clalrch Annex); !o!r&, Elsie M<> GALLIPOUS - Ray Stewart, Murray, Harrisonville (Harri- Jr,, a mllllll' and his fltllv,.llaY sonville Grade Sehooi); Mrs. Ed- Stewar4 Sr., Kuauga, '"""' a na Notter, Mercerville (GIO'III JIOiiliDII Frlda7 In o.Jlla C.W.. Townsi\W Tolmhouae), anll Mrs. ty COmJrHJn Pleu Court autdtw ldarlo Richards, Rio Grande damage• or $35,557.65 tnm (COllege Bookstore). Greg Smith, a DliDor, 111111 Earl In addition to the oonsullalt Smith, his ~ther. ot FaJtdeld · services1 a Home Health Nurse Church Rd., as result of 11 has boon added to the prosram. allegod oaiiUII l111t lll'flns, The plalnlll(oeonlltndlhat<;rec &nlth asiiUIIAlcl 8Q Stewvi,Jr., on May 3, 1968, wlllt creet Ioree q. PODIOI ~- to t5$7.111. Ray Stewart, Sr., -ka "' ....,....,. danlace• oftas,OOO hill . the defon<llat, Gn& Smillo, 1011 iQired whell a ear and 1 ~ 1111' other punltl......... tbo QJie truek ~ldod at 1:30 p. m. Friday .. Rt. 160, two and eourt - allow. ab<-lenllto Dille• north or vt ... ... aeecordiow to tho Slatlllll&hWIIJ'PllNL Oll!eori 1'IIIOtled that 111o·.., .. GAWPOIJS - Nell' Deadlme . 1 . Top Ho/Atein Anima/A animal• lbt .( Let Us Prove To You Tbat Aillust Is The ~:~~t · New Chevrolet, tlew Oldsmobile, 'New Chevrolet Good "OK" Used Car or U~ Truck. We HaYI Keys To Unlock The Transp«tatloil SERVICE-BEST A . and ..UI be available for consultation on the varlooa servicOB otreHII through exlotln!! SETS TRACK RECORD - Bulth'o Time, 111111 drl..n b.Y B. G. Bulls of Bamehlllo, lo paraded paat 11!0 F. ::::::=::':'=:.Koblentz, Dean, JJ'ave .... - SAVE .TODAY ON .THE CAR WORTH OW·NINGI loml nurse 111111rill bo wa<~ and Sltlney - - · Third - . lllrrlt Eotbor. :"~a~tho.!:=:'.·~ ' ~;#&y~~nf~ nct.Pera Plains; Tuesday, Harrisonville; Wednesday, Mercervtlle, and Thursday, Rio Grande. Leo Kine. community coosult. ant. will be at each of these eODUDunllleo on tho deslglatod ed lira! Ill tbo llrott· heal bul drqoJ)ed to fifth In tho ~. . So~ In thia Tlolo program will provide tree consultant services on a one d8j' a week hash In eseh of the followlllll eormnunlllos: M<>nday, -airel Joan Evans, FOmerqy, plae- ' A eornmunlt)' servlee program for four outl.Yine areas In GaJ. Eetlser •• ..J by A. H. .Jinll Clf Franklin, "em. Ill lll< eecond heal If. ter havt1111 plaC.1 llllb Ill llle, ftr ott heal waa Pbs.'te driven :.: !l<!l'7 H wu ftrot l . Program is Announced . tor -.men Ill lllolrol eafe. • • 'llllo enlmal o1iuecl by Mar- 'fops fiddler ·· Q,~;fi,i.ts . . Community Services by !ldnoy !plnc:8r ...... owned by Jacob W~ser IIIG 11oser 1 PAGE f1 _V-=-0-=-L.~3'-'-'N-=0_._29_ _ _ _ __:::SUNDAY, AUGUST 181968 ~~::r&c:. · . Humphreys . EVANS BUYS !.AMI! - The EvaDa PacidJIII ~~ pal4 $1.02 .110r pwnd for Don Smith' a Grand Cban11111D J.amb ot the Meigs Junior Fair Silo FrldaJ, Merrill EvaDa of tilt Go1lll>oll• linn, loft, and Junior Fair QueoD Den Cllper,hure wl th the grand ebamplnn lamb 111111 Smith. No one was drl....lo7 Dtnwr !Cays, 29, VIaton, tho truCk ~ by - · I. ' li;rwln, .ll, oOiildeci oo atioo ohalp...·eolria. _ ....... ... _._ ,Jialh "*' ·' J...._ ' Actio meet . .111$ ,! ' ' ......_ vr ......... ' 'llllo J!llnil clloqetl JtrwiD will! 111'111111 left ol contor. Ho wu oili,d, to GIIJPII!a ~ llulddjlol ~.ii.O.O.:. ; , ~ ' t .....,.. ' oe , y-,' · •~ ,__ '" ' . ~ I · ., ·'o. l~ .Jr;. , . ·•.· ;j.,·' ' .\.,.. . ·. �; . ; ' 'I ' FREE ENTERTAINMENT ' " I* HURRICANE ED AMES . I~1. ~t: •• , . 22. 23 "'' A I •• ,. 22. 23, !4, 25 ••• •••. 29, 30, Sepl1 lfu! GOLDDIGGERS .. HELL DRIVERS 7UP JOHNNY CARSON •••. 24, 25 'I ••,. 30 ;< :. '\ ', BALLOON RACE ' " ••, . 26, 21 ... GEORGE KIRBY .,. THE ALMANAC By UniiAlcl PreiS Jntei'natl<inol T~ Is SUnday, Aug. 18, lho 231al ~ of 1968 with 135 1< Sept. I t ' ALLEN and ROSSI ,,,, 2&, 21 follow. The moon Is between Its laat QUil'ler and new phaoo. Stpt. 1, 2 ' ; ROGER MILLER The morn11111 atar lo Sept. 1, 2 HARNESS RACING JOHN DAVIDSON luz. 21.27.28 Sopt.2 THE SMOTHERS BROTHERS COMEDY HOUR DR TWO • WITH JOHN HARTFORD ·, ., Harness Race Mark was giYoll to 1be ti.S. goye,.,. . mont as a natloaal fhrlne. • In 1923 Helen WWs, 1~ old .Clllfornlan, Willi the WOo · PVRqHASil ToP STEER - KelliiOifi !!olen of Dei<terl rl&hl. rmfWi &:haalploD it<ler 1lurl,. llle MeJas ~ ·Yair ,;mtor ateer club sale Friday or was The Formers Bank r. SIYIJwo ~ of PtiiiOI'O)'. Pooillr. left to rl~ are 'l'boOclcft T. ~ .Jr., bonk. PfOIIdeiJI and 1011, Bruc;e; Jwd<!l' Fair Queen Dawn KJJw Walter Jardullntl Bolen. . ··:-::......:..... -.·UN.· « ·w ..... :-:-.-.· ..............~..... ... . .. . i .... :.F..:............ ~.!........:- • .;.:.;o:.: ;.o•••:•:.;o:._.:v•···»:-:-:.:~::: ·: .:::*:::::::::::::::::~:::~~::::::::::::::: ::::::;::~::::::::':::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~:::.:::~::::::::::::::::~:::::::::· c BUCKEYE "1 DO" We Fix Sundey Dinner 7 O.ys A Week !opl2 IND ; . PAT PAULSEN SPECIAL GUEST lu&. 21, 29,30 HORSE SHOW and CIRCUS ... ,_, Fun Stott? cmcAoo 'UPI> - It Billy Ma.ted's Manhattan Jazz Band • Dave Merrifield ~ally SttalHtiH AND . ... Evans Drfn·l• ed by Marvin Glas8, a leadlng toy designer, Dllnols parents spend more per capita an toys than parents ln ·any other state. llUnols chlldren get llults 11.50 • Children Undor 12 $.25 (Childrulldmitttd free until noon daily eace•t Sits, & SIIMJ Ample Parki"' • OH lntustatt 71, Ellt 17th AYIIUt a. wm. According to statl.lltlcs compU- except Sits. & Suns. ~ 3 Pc. lox Dinner be thAt chUdren living In DU· nota have more fun than moat. Helicopter Acrobat • Harmonaires • Sinclair Dina/and • Queen of Queens • Appaloosa, Quarter and Pony Races • Horse and Tractor Pulling Contests Mldw11y ltides up to 50% Off until.noon collld The nallonal av.•$51.60 ...., 1seach. u~. u. ' , Chqrches to Benefit 9 Pc. F1mlly F1mlly Bucket Family 11rn1 Dollr plus much, much more! I saturn. dollbte4 11 would ever bo ot mueh e<WIIIIIOrclal Wllue. In 1916 Abrahim !Jneoln's blrllwlaee In Hodpenvillo, Ky., me•'• allll!le tellllla )IUe: by The evening &tar Is Venus. defeatiJW Mra. MollyMallory, On thlo do¥ ID hlstoryi In 1940 tho U.S. and CaIn 1856 the pawnt otnee aot "' a jolot defense plan approved conJebsed mUk, but. agatnat pooiblt eneaiy attaeka._ ., ·. BOB HOPE . ,,,, 26, 21 ( 'Bhtch's Time' Sets f 1"' ~ AL HIRT. . - ';:i· .... -~·- .. > The JAMES BROWN Show BEE GEES . f, ....' 1:.... - -.... lu&. 31 . •• ·~; .. --·----~~~~----111!'-.:...::...~- POMEROY, - A new track daos, Rllllnle Ervin of Atlseoo recOrd ,.. tel Friday <Wing Route 5 ... ftral; Cot. the horse borneaa raetng ot the term, HarrliOIWille, was secMelp~Fslr; cond 11DC1 &laan Yoot ol llaelne Sottlng lite record wu thre&- Route I, WSB third. Firat In lllo yoar-old D&eor, Butdt'o Tlma til to 52 lndt da&alfleetiO!I WBI owned and ~... by R. G. lloma ol. Racllle llouU! 2, Bllito, BarnoavUie. The former Second wao RantiY Van Neal of reoord wao 2:09 mlnuloa. The Athena Route 5 and third WBI now record Is 2:08 4-li. Judy Ervin, Allleoa Route 5. In the lloree-year-Oid D&Ctrl Natbla Yonker, Letart, W.Va., was ftrotl In llle 46 to 48 lndt daaollleetlon. Second Wll san. dra Rcuoh, Syraeuse, and third waa JuoiY Ervin of Atheno Route 5. Ill lite 52 to 56 lneh cta.., Bruce McKeiVOl', Portland, first; Deb Jonea d hde was second and Jack Ervin, Athena Route 5, WBii third. ""s raee, Buteh'a Time wao Drll In both iteato. Sec:olld In I h o ftrot heel .... 1'lnclora Parker. owned by Jacob Weinberger, GaJ. Iljonllo, and driven by Sidney lQDJiLErORr- !b Mlcldlo- relatlveo IIIII tl'ientls- tho a. pori Ctureb(, the .Nuarene, !plneor of ~ and third pori dturdiei u;e """"""" to lllllllll Clf·ea<h being iot. The be- MiddlePort Clturdt Clf Chrhot, In the heel was caotte Like Glnreeelve a COIIJ!donbfe Clllllo toa1 IIIIIIIMIIIere · o v o r llo..UO Methncllat Cjurdt, Mount erowneolb;YMra.KemelbC,ShJ· Clf IIIOIItf aa tbo reiOiit Clf the . $30,000. He alan w!Uod .tlset .af. · Momb Jla»>lot CINr<b, F!J"II der, Cntoo. wW Clf lila IIIIa li'HII A. Ssulot. U.r llloee boopota have been Be,pliot Clalrdt IIDCI the Flrot In the eecond heel Peaco!ul A~ to reeordo ol lllo l!lldo. tho olx Middleport ehurdt- VniiAlcl Pre!lbytorlan. llale waa second after haYing llelp Cowltl PrGbaleCoart,Mr. ea are to share 09Jally In lite One inroro.oc~ ~ee llldlltat placed fourth In tho ftrat heal. liiJIIIot1 wbo !!!.,. Iaiii JUI,r 17, remainder ot Ida eotate. llle enUre e~ m., amount to Be II owned by Virgil i!utt, Cro.Ill• ~ _. ~· beqUe Olio to · : The olx ehureheo are Mlddlo- aa muoh as a .........- of a miJ. ton, Pandora · Parker waa ll!lrd • · · ' 1101\ doUara. In lllehsel. Flrot In both heala for lhetwn,_..'<lid ·trotters wao Lillie Souvenir owned by Thelma Codar Clf Clrdln&ton. Second In lito ts.•lll heal wu·Bel1110118 Duebeoa .. · 19. Ill the raee Gol1aat l'rlne.ownedbyR,Fredlll'lck ol ~· •Sicond In tbo ftrotl ~.oat· ·~q~~ llrot In thO sec- daj<, by H. - ·Miilll1 IJs owned Clf Cro1A1L !Je,Am& agencies as well as new legisla- granditand after breol!lrw the Me(&a Cowlly falrtlr<ounds traek ~ Frida!'. The ~d paeer nn tho raee at 2:08 t-5 to erase the former ~ of 2:09. Butcll's Time wu flrll In both heata, bul the reeord oo the oeeolll tion. haJt. • flj boot. S. 'II owned 11)1 J, D. Sll- --Ill"' 8lllour7. piiQ' borne•• radng. under tell'ellu, ))rum ...,.,. owned by . WarreD Skidmore Quality Sllesman Some Dealers Ask You To Buy A Car. Not Because H's Great BurBecause It's On Sale. We Think You Should SaYI On A Car Worth Dwnl". .. II'T-.V.U. Ice Lftll .... tlrot; Bab by lld Bulb Clf Radllo ~ 1, POMEROY - David Koblools waa ....... and Golcl Dull own- &nil Earl H. lloao, both ol ed bJ E. J. JBII ol ~ Wll .. ~liGule 3, ahlbiiAlclthodtam' third. . at llle 105ll! 1~ lh . race~ .,..- 581ndt ~ llelp C'Aounl1 Fslr. Junior lllollman; , '1118 ehaqoi1111 bloll and lito llrll; WI 01 p ',. ehaqolon female wore orltOIIId, . bJ Deaa IIIII Kobllllla ·· tbo senlDr ell&qolon IIIII .a.. ll'and ehamjolon tilt Judllro8 ol. Hoi-• dtaoljoiOD ftmale and tho grand ell&qolm ftmale wore orhlblt· ed b7 David Nease, Mlnor..We, and the junior ~Dil female waa orblbltod b.Y WuUam S: Hendotlllll, Coolvtlle. l!adt of the ahlbltors alan - ltoai' blue rlllbona In tho other.....,...•• rl.lhe Jor101 Judi. A community aide from eaeh ol the areas has been hired on a one day 1 week basis to assist In this t;ype of out-reach work. The eoaununlt)' aellon aides No One Hurt closely wtth 'fbe Deii® 1n II')'IJW to sot.. tloeir health probiDIIIL This wW be done In eonpora. lion with oxlstlrw health authori- ties and weltu'e agoneles lneocll cype of service wW bo ospectally helptulln ~­ lrog hoelth problems and sel'V8a& a rorerwmer to tt.e new tal:tb. facUitles Uat will be aveniNe lltrough the Ohio Valley H..tlb eounty, Thio Services. Damage Suit Fded Friday For $35,558 and violence 11m tho laltiJr ~ltallzod apd lneurrod ........ cal 111111 ~IIIII .,.. In Collision Pei'Jblt Holden -c!V Ia :.Ira. Geneva LQno, wbo Is a rocta- and their partleular stations are as foll""s: Mrs. Maxine Chlpman, T~aoers Plains (Cilrlstlan Clalrch Annex); !o!r&, Elsie M<> GALLIPOUS - Ray Stewart, Murray, Harrisonville (Harri- Jr,, a mllllll' and his fltllv,.llaY sonville Grade Sehooi); Mrs. Ed- Stewar4 Sr., Kuauga, '"""' a na Notter, Mercerville (GIO'III JIOiiliDII Frlda7 In o.Jlla C.W.. Townsi\W Tolmhouae), anll Mrs. ty COmJrHJn Pleu Court autdtw ldarlo Richards, Rio Grande damage• or $35,557.65 tnm (COllege Bookstore). Greg Smith, a DliDor, 111111 Earl In addition to the oonsullalt Smith, his ~ther. ot FaJtdeld · services1 a Home Health Nurse Church Rd., as result of 11 has boon added to the prosram. allegod oaiiUII l111t lll'flns, The plalnlll(oeonlltndlhat<;rec &nlth asiiUIIAlcl 8Q Stewvi,Jr., on May 3, 1968, wlllt creet Ioree q. PODIOI ~- to t5$7.111. Ray Stewart, Sr., -ka "' ....,....,. danlace• oftas,OOO hill . the defon<llat, Gn& Smillo, 1011 iQired whell a ear and 1 ~ 1111' other punltl......... tbo QJie truek ~ldod at 1:30 p. m. Friday .. Rt. 160, two and eourt - allow. ab<-lenllto Dille• north or vt ... ... aeecordiow to tho Slatlllll&hWIIJ'PllNL Oll!eori 1'IIIOtled that 111o·.., .. GAWPOIJS - Nell' Deadlme . 1 . Top Ho/Atein Anima/A animal• lbt .( Let Us Prove To You Tbat Aillust Is The ~:~~t · New Chevrolet, tlew Oldsmobile, 'New Chevrolet Good "OK" Used Car or U~ Truck. We HaYI Keys To Unlock The Transp«tatloil SERVICE-BEST A . and ..UI be available for consultation on the varlooa servicOB otreHII through exlotln!! SETS TRACK RECORD - Bulth'o Time, 111111 drl..n b.Y B. G. Bulls of Bamehlllo, lo paraded paat 11!0 F. ::::::=::':'=:.Koblentz, Dean, JJ'ave .... - SAVE .TODAY ON .THE CAR WORTH OW·NINGI loml nurse 111111rill bo wa<~ and Sltlney - - · Third - . lllrrlt Eotbor. :"~a~tho.!:=:'.·~ ' ~;#&y~~nf~ nct.Pera Plains; Tuesday, Harrisonville; Wednesday, Mercervtlle, and Thursday, Rio Grande. Leo Kine. community coosult. ant. will be at each of these eODUDunllleo on tho deslglatod ed lira! Ill tbo llrott· heal bul drqoJ)ed to fifth In tho ~. . So~ In thia Tlolo program will provide tree consultant services on a one d8j' a week hash In eseh of the followlllll eormnunlllos: M<>nday, -airel Joan Evans, FOmerqy, plae- ' A eornmunlt)' servlee program for four outl.Yine areas In GaJ. Eetlser •• ..J by A. H. .Jinll Clf Franklin, "em. Ill lll< eecond heal If. ter havt1111 plaC.1 llllb Ill llle, ftr ott heal waa Pbs.'te driven :.: !l<!l'7 H wu ftrot l . Program is Announced . tor -.men Ill lllolrol eafe. • • 'llllo enlmal o1iuecl by Mar- 'fops fiddler ·· Q,~;fi,i.ts . . Community Services by !ldnoy !plnc:8r ...... owned by Jacob W~ser IIIG 11oser 1 PAGE f1 _V-=-0-=-L.~3'-'-'N-=0_._29_ _ _ _ __:::SUNDAY, AUGUST 181968 ~~::r&c:. · . Humphreys . EVANS BUYS !.AMI! - The EvaDa PacidJIII ~~ pal4 $1.02 .110r pwnd for Don Smith' a Grand Cban11111D J.amb ot the Meigs Junior Fair Silo FrldaJ, Merrill EvaDa of tilt Go1lll>oll• linn, loft, and Junior Fair QueoD Den Cllper,hure wl th the grand ebamplnn lamb 111111 Smith. No one was drl....lo7 Dtnwr !Cays, 29, VIaton, tho truCk ~ by - · I. ' li;rwln, .ll, oOiildeci oo atioo ohalp...·eolria. _ ....... ... _._ ,Jialh "*' ·' J...._ ' Actio meet . .111$ ,! ' ' ......_ vr ......... ' 'llllo J!llnil clloqetl JtrwiD will! 111'111111 left ol contor. Ho wu oili,d, to GIIJPII!a ~ llulddjlol ~.ii.O.O.:. ; , ~ ' t .....,.. ' oe , y-,' · •~ ,__ '" ' . ~ I · ., ·'o. l~ .Jr;. , . ·•.· ;j.,·' ' .\.,.. . ·. �I !!In!-' il'lmo•. ~""'' ~. "•'/18, 1116a ' . . .. ·. Names··: JJT-·. ~.·" ~·· 1 .1. ·i; , . I ~M!i - , N4J!~Uc(130 . ·111dwe1411111FredFacemlre,Jr., werodraWIIFrl- .~. Qolllpol!o. , .. . .<1111 tor 81"11111 liod,pellt Jur11llcy • A!lllllit wllll lllle!ll. "! ldll <klrlnB illo ~ ~ VlrBIJ ¢ ., J!l>oWa; ·45, Rt. I Gal..... 1JI GaJIIa CcuniY r.,m- ll.IM>II•; WUUam !.! ~. Plod Clair\. 21, V-; Boocce. Word, 20, . · at llle drawlnil Ia lilt V-; Jolll Vopee, 37, Rt. 2 alllct <#. clerk <JI cr:aut Marlor· ~I; and Marjotlo Hunt, 37, It lllnebart were GoUla CClWIQ' Rt. I Galllpollo. '' ililui ;Y·- • • ,. 0 • Jur7 eo-ealonora Dan Netter and Dwight C. Wtlllerhol~ JUdge Tbomao W, Mitchell, deJlUI.Y Illeriff Phil Ullderwoocl, and M r a. Ului .. Borger, deputJo clerk. A 00- of 19 caseo qalnot 16 do!endanls w!llgre<tllltlll'and )Iron when they report ror 41cy at 9:30 Lm. 'I'IIelday, Sept. 3. Here are 1he e&lll: Nm • .._n - Marlin E, Jolmaon, 39, GaUipolla; Jack Prico, 27, Rt. I GaUipcllo; Arlllur W, DrumntUiil, 47, RL 1 : ' I ' ,·, w_, Carrying a ~· Carl Mimi, 5t, 'at I Northup. · Fraud- Jce Plaloro, 20, JerMY Cl1;l', N. J. and Mldloel Oravetz, 18, Camp !P'Ine, Md. ForllOJ')'- Paul E. Facemire, 29, Rt. I Galllpolla; Rcolald E. DaYia, 32, Galllpclla(twctollllls); Clrl Brewer, 26, Clevelaod (two COWIII); · and Bcmlo Mao Brewor, 20, Clevelllld (two COWIIo). Hero are lllollllltesofllloprcspecllvo 111'11111 and petit )lrcra - · . . r· . In 111o crcler lhl,y were drawn, which !o 111o order In which IIIey ~ be coiled lo aorvo: ' Grlllll Jury~ Mlmle I( !hi· 1on, Rt. Patr!ot; Gamet Kbor, EwiD&IOD; lolartlla s. Nell, 238 2 GaJUpolls; Gerry L o u I a o Rothpb, Rl I Glllljlollo; DeJ. bert L,Siiler, 2002Eastorn Ave.; · Audrt7 T. B"""'*l, Kanaup; ! ' Frank Ook ~I; ~. "',_,..,_....., v""'' Reynolds, Rt. 1 Vblloll; L e w Phillips, crow. Cllli Albert G. Mosobaraer, ilt. 2 ~ Rtebard C. Rodorlck, IJeiUdly Hti.; .til:i. .,.. To'' Detroit . .' ~ ~ ll!lSToll ,(Ui'J) ..,. 'B~I Free- i Moeller Give$. Capitol nag.· BUYS RESERVE CHAMP - Harold Smtih; owner or tho Meigs Equlpmeot C.awa~ iDPiiii;" roy, left, pcoes will! the Jlenrve Champion ateer he purchased at lllo Meigs CcuniY Fair steer and Lamb sale Friday night. The hloiga Equljlmont C<mpany paid 4410 for lllo animal. Willi Smllll are 111o Juulor Fair Queen, Dawn ~ and KlqJ, Walter Jordan, and Harry Sl.lwter, cooalp>r of the reHrVB chalq)lon. 0 . • ••• ' . I • . •• :~, 11111'1 bcime niD 'l!llh twO aut Ia the 111111I "\ . '1'1-p .• 10-8 p\>o, tile DetrOit ' ' ! , vletoq,.-~ ,; D' U.::aoq, l;lOd so. raillooi -· StaiJdlnp B,yNational UDited l>re.i ~ ; .~ •• ...-11 ......;;u. dl!tatt ~ ,:IIOD'~ ~,per . ~ .·ln the nldh. ' (Nishi 'Gunos Not Dlclude<ll Team W 1,. Pel. GB til. Loull .78 .44 .639 San ;r~ 64 57 .529 13\1 Cln....ati 61 56 .521 14\2 Chicago 64 59 .520 14\2 Allanta 62 59 .512 1S'h Plttllburlh 67 64 .471 201) Phlla 55 65 .458 22 New York 56 68 .452 23 Loa ~es 54 66 .150 23 lfoolllon 55 68 tt7 23\) or llle ae,a- .1 , F~- IIJtle.ia In four earll- trict, with an American Oag lllat llr. Moeller had had Down OYer llle Wblte HouJO, Mooller, who haallhownaiD'eot lniAtrest In the LB14111i Creek Ccnservancy Dlelrlct and Watorobed Asaot:lallon and Ito acllviUea, pledllod cmtlllled IRQIIlOl'l for 111o Pl'Oill'llll. He alated lllat ~ waa sure llle pork and the OUter acllvitles of llle Ccnoervancy D I •· lrlct would be bortefldal In attrading lnduotry to the area. He alae oo~ llle rolldenio and lllo olflclalo o! 1be Conservancy Dlolrld -and lllolr eooperaliveefforto. left Oeld scr- oft loser Lee Slange, tile o1xt11 Rod Sox pitch- Che..... _.;~rirtn .au.e...vD Heads .s..t-.L lllUJe (. or of 'tho lame. The Red Sox were trolling, , : .Brl, wb011 ''68 C.am · pAian - -- -,- Saturday's Reoults Houoton I New York 0 Soil Franetoc:o 6 Plllladelphls 4 Clnelnpatl 4 Chicago 0 Los Angeles -•&II at Wl!btl rcr. Allanta at Sl. Louis (JllgbQ D-t 202 202 010 01-·lo 15 1 Bolten ' 1 100 007 001 011- 9· 1.8 l · • ·1JlO!IIO!!o. J.ul1or (6), Paller 81111 (6), lllllfr .<ll, M61ahcn('l), war/ 'dail (11),.Wyatt (11) and Freeban; :: Cutp, iltephen,.., (4), Landlo (6}, ., J;Wewllltl Lyle S1an18 1-. l9> ~ 111d NIX<)n. WP-McMahon (t-1). LP -'~ (4~, HRoCa!'b (19th), AndreWI (~, McAull1fo (1~, .Jiori-el11111 (32nd), Freihar) (19th). m. ' Closed Highway Drivers Pitjtfp .. Polt*l ,_, --~ . ~ . Five drivers J1111&e Frank w. PQrier-. ~. It was r_.teti llllt tho .,e. Whl)e ··- · b tllolr blg. ll'tr• repined lllolr lead 9-8 In . the elghtb . . . . . . by ,Micke.Y 91111101 and Norm Col!ll around . pitcher AI Lyle's throwing er- ~- •• ~~~~ otaged : · lest rall,y <JI tile aeaiCil and tied • the score 1n ··~. Blxtb. Tho. Tl· POMEROY - •• occ1111'od Reule ~ ' },, .- m, EIGHTH ROYAL SIGNS CINCINNATI(UI'O''- TheCinclnnall Royals .1111tllWlcod SaturdQ- that forWard Bill Dinwiddie hecame lite ollhfh pleyer to li8n a cootracl with 111o team ror the 1968~ seascn. Thi 6:loot-7 Dinwiddie woo ••· od ao an altmlate forward last year u a rookie. He scored 344 polnla !Dr an avorqe of MAKES DEB\If COLUMBUS (UPQ - A great horned owl will make hi,. debut at the Ohio Slate Fllr IIIIa year as the a,vmbol ol Ohio' a new Jun .. lnr Ccnservatlonlot proeram for boys and glrla aged 10 to 14. 5.1 pointe per game, ST. PAUL - MINNEAPOLIS Amerlwt L!II&IIB stanolnp . (UI'O - Brooks Robl!iaon droVe By United PrHI -...ucnai In lllroe nms Sol>lrda.r 1o back llle fourohlt pitching of Dave McNlgl1t Game• Not Included W, L, Pet. GB N&Uy 11111! pace llle Ba!Umore Orioles 1o an 8..2 triumph <Nor Deti'olt .... 78 43 .845 Baltimore ••••70 51 .579 8 tho Mlmeoota Twins ao McN&Uy pealed his eighth otralgbt • .. .•.66 57 .537 13 Cleveland .•.•66 S8 .532 13\1 victory. ptniClll's oeccnd single Uod Ookland ..•.•62 58 .517 JSih lilt gamt·at 2.: In the Ollh and Mlnneocta •• ,57 63 .475 20'/z New York •.. .55 61 .474 20'h Ills two-run triple highlighted a four.nut Dlnth lmlog lllat pve California ..•. 54 67 .446 24 Chlcaaoo •.•.• 49 71 .908 28'h McNall,y hla 16111 victory in 24 . Wallltlnglon •.• 45 73 .381 31 Ih dedolcns. McNaiJ,y, who has not heen Soturdtly'a Reoulto Baltimore 8 Mlnneoota 2 LONDON (UPO - Leeds Unit. Cleveland 6 Chlcaaoo 5 ed, a team that hl.s .rauen just Dolrolt 10 Booton 9, II imlnga New York at Ookland, twilight short in title drives tor the past Wallhlngton at callfercla, Dlght four years, continued its brll· llant 1968 start Saturday b)' hlonldng std<e Clcy 2-11 to tJ&. come the onzy unbeaten, untied team In the English soccer leaDOWN HELICOPTER gue's first division. TAfFE!, Formosa (UP0- PuLate: tollapses have cost Leeds llco Salurday accused two teon- championships tn Eur~e~ Lea0&8 boys or knocking down a hell- gue and Football Association c\C) copter will! rocks Frlcla.y. They competition recently, but goals said Lilli Chlsheng, 14, and Kao · b.y center-forward Ml<k Jones (]um~alen, 12, struck the pro*Ill SOuth Afiican-born winger peller or an lnaecllddeoiiJI1'1.Y- Albert Joharmesan before a Ins lie!lcopter and forced a crowd or 30,383 gave Leeds Unit. crash-landing. No one was in)lr- ed a 3..o record and six points od. 0 •• ~::::~::~:::e.~~.:::~~r:~:~:?;g:::~=~; •• ' beaten ~n·~- 5, ltruck aut Ova and' .wailed cne and tallied 111o tie • breeklng run In the aov • en111 .., Mork Belanger'a lllagl.o. ·Bccg Powell roUwld wllll a oacrllice Oy lo pve the Orioles a 4./ollead. In tile ninth, Den Buford tbiblod and atole. third, Belanger walked and Frank RoblnsandrcVe Buford heme wllll a socrlllce ll,y before Fowoll Blnglod. Brooks RoblniOII and Dave Jobnscn lllee Thi Orioles, wilD ~ oeorod In tho fourlll F1111k Roblllscn wao hit by a Jllt\"'laoiiiiiJucko ll<lblrulcn andno..~--­ od ••cea!dve .~ .. ~ ltlll ond, third ... Ill laftold 1be llx1b wlj!!'l;,1 101- walk. aut and scored en Bod Carew's od, otole IIOOoncl IIIII ac:orod tm u<rlflco ll,y. TIMIY added aneth- BroOk& Rmtn_., ucoad linor nm In lllo ftfth Bob AJ. gle, Mime- rollover Bob MilUscn lllagl.od, moved to secmd en a walk, lo third on a aacrlfloe ler' the third or live Jlitcberl, IIIII aeored en Jerry Zimmer- - h i I third lolllnUIIIIIlJ dedolcno. man' 1 Neriftce fly - !ollowocl with lrlplea lo drive In three more runa. The Twins opened the aeorlns when COlli' Towar led olf lllo aame wltb a Bingle, lllole II<· Maye, Sims Pace Cleveland Win CLEVELAND (UPO - L e e Ma,ye droVe In two rues wjlb a single and his third homer of lite ....... and Duke !lmt1 and Vern Fuller had throe hits eo<lt Saturday leading llle Cleveland Indiana to a 6..'1 triumph over tho Chicago While Sox. The Indiana otaked Stan WliUamolo .. early 6-4lead but the While Sox r.Wod for five unearned runs In tho eiBlrth Inning beforo reliever VIcente Homo retired tho Bide. ;;oralio Plna reUevod Romo wben tho Wblte Sal: threatened In the ninth and r«!rJ!!I the _BI.,de,..,____ Ma,ye'a single, following a single by Joae Cardenal and an error the Indiana off to a 1~ lead against Jerry Pritiey In the !lrat lmlng and they scored two more In the third en Jose Cardenal'a ~e and atoal o! oocond, a nm-ocorlng single by Too,y tmm and a dooble by S.ms. A walk to Williams and Loo Jomaon'a dooble made It 4~ In 111o fourlll and the Indiana tallied two more In llle sevenlb en Mayo' a homer and singles by Horton. !lma and Fuller. Tbe White Sal: .......t ibotr Orot ..... In the ol&bllt 1m1ng oo llngloa by Lido AJ/CI'· lclo and Smll' Alcmar, an er- ror b7 · Lorry Brown, To1Dm1 Davia' - · plq and Tom llc· crow' a two.n&n - · Williams waa ~cod bJ Eddie Flober Koc Bor1'J kept lite rally aoiJII wllll a olnal• and llle White Sal: aeorod two more runs en llltglu by Butldr Bradford and Duane JoMI1hDI off Flober and Rcn - • l i n gle oil lllko Paul bolon Altor· lclo Oted aut, ....,.lilt ialdJ18. it. tltivllW I'IOulld 10· !!!~ '-illil'ltll'i'lliter enteltna ~.' t' S ~: l McNally Posts Eighth Straight Win . the ......., IntO Fenwll)' Park's RUTLAND - Former IDih Dlotrlct CUogro11man Waller 1L Moeller and Mts. Mooller vi.U.. ed tile new Forest Acroo Park ' and lllo 'Laadhw Creek Conservancy Dlltrlct alllce ... Aug. 10 and pze....-..cl Jack Crisp, pres1 - of the Ccnservancy D I s- r t .. .. I!'· trlpa, hit his. 19th homer or ' • toi: To Jack Crisp • .1: J•- ~\ to ~~~ 111••11"'0'11 Oil .Ken H.orrW- I •' &• .·· . · ' I GaJUpolio; liUby E. L<lo& 558 well; · Bela Jlinia, Rt. I 'l'lil:r·FQIII'Ih 'Ave.; PhYIIII Botz, 113 man; ·~ 'AU!>ril!ltl .'WI~ Golileld< Ave.; MIX Avner, 412 and .Lti<illl•'Ca"'; 1!!8 . HedpYIIIod Dr,; EYI D, G 11Petit' JUI7 ..., Cborleo G, ' 11101'9, 32 Vinton Avo.; Vovlo Ma- 11011, ·260 Frurth Aoe.; V l'r ·,II ......,..__ CrcWII ... William rie Walker, Uwer River .Rdi Allen Slrlober, Rt. I GaUijlollo; Zera Bl'llllllleld, CrcWII Cit¥; Merrill L. wu-. Palrlcllilar Rt.; Sllllley llf. Harrl- Rt. ~' ', .• hlofliorlhwln. .. '' ' Thi Roda rlked Ferau1011 ~ filr u lllta llld au li1!P' rtlllll In' l1b: imll1p. JM!Idna, iidforlni hll .!2fll' joel, iti-Ucll; cut ..... In bcolllnl hla!OaauoleodlnlloUllo lfl'!, II !1111 ··lllo r.urth otraiattt looa lhe Cub1 and lllelr 19ih •luiOut or.llle sealoft. · · l'!liLADELPHIA (UI'O - Ty CUne drove Ia lhree runs will! 1!10 hlta and a sacrilloe f1i and JUan Morlchal pooled hla 22ncl victory of llle sea11011 wllll lhe Fourlll . AYO.; John L, Martin, Goorae E. Anoiorllli.,, Rt. ' Ncrlllup; · Jane 1\111 Laufer, Pat- Upolla; Delll1 D. Tl!b<>r. riot Star Rt.; Wando HlvoiJ, Rt. GoU\110llo; jerey .llua, . . ,. . '·CU\ '. '. ' ·• ' ' ;• ••• •• • • ' • •.'·. ... ••• 0 ,. ' j 0 •• ' •• LAMB BOUGHT - , _ . T. Reed, Jr., purchased the Resem Champloc 11mb, CUIIIigned by Jeff Dottaltew, 11 lllo Meigs Cooney J11111or Fair Sale. Paul Reed, ..., or Reed, Jr•• alii Junior Fair QUeen Dnn Clrper. are lhoWn with DonaheW and lllo lamb. '•• • STEP RIGHT UP - • 0 •• • • f l,_ .' ' • IY'I AND fORD IIUCill 1968 FORDI WE CHALLENGE YOU TO BEAT OUR DEAL ANYTIME, ANY PLACE ON Ct'JPARABLE MERCHANDISE • ' ' .. SCHUll ·' i '·o~J• 10· CARS 1968 FORDS F-100 LONG WHEEL lASE PICKUPS .AS LOW AS $2195 : . IN;SJO(I . 01 lilY~ liGHT IN. I IEL "'E IOIAICH ' ··~ :) ' • MOBIL& HOMES • . AlE YOU I SUIE Willi Ill : PICI YOUI WIIIIU FIOI liE IANY mLEIOII.i 110115 ON DISPI.lY I & ll PlACE IN OliO -LIIIOIII SALES SCHULT •tMPERIALE 2885 : •: ' "', .. 1968 FORD GAUllE 500, 2 .,. FASTBACK HARDTOP, POWER STEEliNG Y·8, AUTOMATIC, FUllY EQUIPPEI 5 ......................... . ·~ . ' ·I I •IMMEDIATE DELIVERY •HOMSTEAD ~- I ' . ························' - ' See ' • • Charlie Webster : or Melvin Little • ';-~ .. • '<•·J··'.f.', ,·.:•:,\*":, ' "·~. ' ~- ' I' ·'' . _,., '· ., ' I �I !!In!-' il'lmo•. ~""'' ~. "•'/18, 1116a ' . . .. ·. Names··: JJT-·. ~.·" ~·· 1 .1. ·i; , . I ~M!i - , N4J!~Uc(130 . ·111dwe1411111FredFacemlre,Jr., werodraWIIFrl- .~. Qolllpol!o. , .. . .<1111 tor 81"11111 liod,pellt Jur11llcy • A!lllllit wllll lllle!ll. "! ldll <klrlnB illo ~ ~ VlrBIJ ¢ ., J!l>oWa; ·45, Rt. I Gal..... 1JI GaJIIa CcuniY r.,m- ll.IM>II•; WUUam !.! ~. Plod Clair\. 21, V-; Boocce. Word, 20, . · at llle drawlnil Ia lilt V-; Jolll Vopee, 37, Rt. 2 alllct <#. clerk <JI cr:aut Marlor· ~I; and Marjotlo Hunt, 37, It lllnebart were GoUla CClWIQ' Rt. I Galllpollo. '' ililui ;Y·- • • ,. 0 • Jur7 eo-ealonora Dan Netter and Dwight C. Wtlllerhol~ JUdge Tbomao W, Mitchell, deJlUI.Y Illeriff Phil Ullderwoocl, and M r a. Ului .. Borger, deputJo clerk. A 00- of 19 caseo qalnot 16 do!endanls w!llgre<tllltlll'and )Iron when they report ror 41cy at 9:30 Lm. 'I'IIelday, Sept. 3. Here are 1he e&lll: Nm • .._n - Marlin E, Jolmaon, 39, GaUipolla; Jack Prico, 27, Rt. I GaUipcllo; Arlllur W, DrumntUiil, 47, RL 1 : ' I ' ,·, w_, Carrying a ~· Carl Mimi, 5t, 'at I Northup. · Fraud- Jce Plaloro, 20, JerMY Cl1;l', N. J. and Mldloel Oravetz, 18, Camp !P'Ine, Md. ForllOJ')'- Paul E. Facemire, 29, Rt. I Galllpolla; Rcolald E. DaYia, 32, Galllpclla(twctollllls); Clrl Brewer, 26, Clevelaod (two COWIII); · and Bcmlo Mao Brewor, 20, Clevelllld (two COWIIo). Hero are lllollllltesofllloprcspecllvo 111'11111 and petit )lrcra - · . . r· . In 111o crcler lhl,y were drawn, which !o 111o order In which IIIey ~ be coiled lo aorvo: ' Grlllll Jury~ Mlmle I( !hi· 1on, Rt. Patr!ot; Gamet Kbor, EwiD&IOD; lolartlla s. Nell, 238 2 GaJUpolls; Gerry L o u I a o Rothpb, Rl I Glllljlollo; DeJ. bert L,Siiler, 2002Eastorn Ave.; · Audrt7 T. B"""'*l, Kanaup; ! ' Frank Ook ~I; ~. "',_,..,_....., v""'' Reynolds, Rt. 1 Vblloll; L e w Phillips, crow. Cllli Albert G. Mosobaraer, ilt. 2 ~ Rtebard C. Rodorlck, IJeiUdly Hti.; .til:i. .,.. To'' Detroit . .' ~ ~ ll!lSToll ,(Ui'J) ..,. 'B~I Free- i Moeller Give$. Capitol nag.· BUYS RESERVE CHAMP - Harold Smtih; owner or tho Meigs Equlpmeot C.awa~ iDPiiii;" roy, left, pcoes will! the Jlenrve Champion ateer he purchased at lllo Meigs CcuniY Fair steer and Lamb sale Friday night. The hloiga Equljlmont C<mpany paid 4410 for lllo animal. Willi Smllll are 111o Juulor Fair Queen, Dawn ~ and KlqJ, Walter Jordan, and Harry Sl.lwter, cooalp>r of the reHrVB chalq)lon. 0 . • ••• ' . I • . •• :~, 11111'1 bcime niD 'l!llh twO aut Ia the 111111I "\ . '1'1-p .• 10-8 p\>o, tile DetrOit ' ' ! , vletoq,.-~ ,; D' U.::aoq, l;lOd so. raillooi -· StaiJdlnp B,yNational UDited l>re.i ~ ; .~ •• ...-11 ......;;u. dl!tatt ~ ,:IIOD'~ ~,per . ~ .·ln the nldh. ' (Nishi 'Gunos Not Dlclude<ll Team W 1,. Pel. GB til. Loull .78 .44 .639 San ;r~ 64 57 .529 13\1 Cln....ati 61 56 .521 14\2 Chicago 64 59 .520 14\2 Allanta 62 59 .512 1S'h Plttllburlh 67 64 .471 201) Phlla 55 65 .458 22 New York 56 68 .452 23 Loa ~es 54 66 .150 23 lfoolllon 55 68 tt7 23\) or llle ae,a- .1 , F~- IIJtle.ia In four earll- trict, with an American Oag lllat llr. Moeller had had Down OYer llle Wblte HouJO, Mooller, who haallhownaiD'eot lniAtrest In the LB14111i Creek Ccnservancy Dlelrlct and Watorobed Asaot:lallon and Ito acllviUea, pledllod cmtlllled IRQIIlOl'l for 111o Pl'Oill'llll. He alated lllat ~ waa sure llle pork and the OUter acllvitles of llle Ccnoervancy D I •· lrlct would be bortefldal In attrading lnduotry to the area. He alae oo~ llle rolldenio and lllo olflclalo o! 1be Conservancy Dlolrld -and lllolr eooperaliveefforto. left Oeld scr- oft loser Lee Slange, tile o1xt11 Rod Sox pitch- Che..... _.;~rirtn .au.e...vD Heads .s..t-.L lllUJe (. or of 'tho lame. The Red Sox were trolling, , : .Brl, wb011 ''68 C.am · pAian - -- -,- Saturday's Reoults Houoton I New York 0 Soil Franetoc:o 6 Plllladelphls 4 Clnelnpatl 4 Chicago 0 Los Angeles -•&II at Wl!btl rcr. Allanta at Sl. Louis (JllgbQ D-t 202 202 010 01-·lo 15 1 Bolten ' 1 100 007 001 011- 9· 1.8 l · • ·1JlO!IIO!!o. J.ul1or (6), Paller 81111 (6), lllllfr .<ll, M61ahcn('l), war/ 'dail (11),.Wyatt (11) and Freeban; :: Cutp, iltephen,.., (4), Landlo (6}, ., J;Wewllltl Lyle S1an18 1-. l9> ~ 111d NIX<)n. WP-McMahon (t-1). LP -'~ (4~, HRoCa!'b (19th), AndreWI (~, McAull1fo (1~, .Jiori-el11111 (32nd), Freihar) (19th). m. ' Closed Highway Drivers Pitjtfp .. Polt*l ,_, --~ . ~ . Five drivers J1111&e Frank w. PQrier-. ~. It was r_.teti llllt tho .,e. Whl)e ··- · b tllolr blg. ll'tr• repined lllolr lead 9-8 In . the elghtb . . . . . . by ,Micke.Y 91111101 and Norm Col!ll around . pitcher AI Lyle's throwing er- ~- •• ~~~~ otaged : · lest rall,y <JI tile aeaiCil and tied • the score 1n ··~. Blxtb. Tho. Tl· POMEROY - •• occ1111'od Reule ~ ' },, .- m, EIGHTH ROYAL SIGNS CINCINNATI(UI'O''- TheCinclnnall Royals .1111tllWlcod SaturdQ- that forWard Bill Dinwiddie hecame lite ollhfh pleyer to li8n a cootracl with 111o team ror the 1968~ seascn. Thi 6:loot-7 Dinwiddie woo ••· od ao an altmlate forward last year u a rookie. He scored 344 polnla !Dr an avorqe of MAKES DEB\If COLUMBUS (UPQ - A great horned owl will make hi,. debut at the Ohio Slate Fllr IIIIa year as the a,vmbol ol Ohio' a new Jun .. lnr Ccnservatlonlot proeram for boys and glrla aged 10 to 14. 5.1 pointe per game, ST. PAUL - MINNEAPOLIS Amerlwt L!II&IIB stanolnp . (UI'O - Brooks Robl!iaon droVe By United PrHI -...ucnai In lllroe nms Sol>lrda.r 1o back llle fourohlt pitching of Dave McNlgl1t Game• Not Included W, L, Pet. GB N&Uy 11111! pace llle Ba!Umore Orioles 1o an 8..2 triumph <Nor Deti'olt .... 78 43 .845 Baltimore ••••70 51 .579 8 tho Mlmeoota Twins ao McN&Uy pealed his eighth otralgbt • .. .•.66 57 .537 13 Cleveland .•.•66 S8 .532 13\1 victory. ptniClll's oeccnd single Uod Ookland ..•.•62 58 .517 JSih lilt gamt·at 2.: In the Ollh and Mlnneocta •• ,57 63 .475 20'/z New York •.. .55 61 .474 20'h Ills two-run triple highlighted a four.nut Dlnth lmlog lllat pve California ..•. 54 67 .446 24 Chlcaaoo •.•.• 49 71 .908 28'h McNall,y hla 16111 victory in 24 . Wallltlnglon •.• 45 73 .381 31 Ih dedolcns. McNaiJ,y, who has not heen Soturdtly'a Reoulto Baltimore 8 Mlnneoota 2 LONDON (UPO - Leeds Unit. Cleveland 6 Chlcaaoo 5 ed, a team that hl.s .rauen just Dolrolt 10 Booton 9, II imlnga New York at Ookland, twilight short in title drives tor the past Wallhlngton at callfercla, Dlght four years, continued its brll· llant 1968 start Saturday b)' hlonldng std<e Clcy 2-11 to tJ&. come the onzy unbeaten, untied team In the English soccer leaDOWN HELICOPTER gue's first division. TAfFE!, Formosa (UP0- PuLate: tollapses have cost Leeds llco Salurday accused two teon- championships tn Eur~e~ Lea0&8 boys or knocking down a hell- gue and Football Association c\C) copter will! rocks Frlcla.y. They competition recently, but goals said Lilli Chlsheng, 14, and Kao · b.y center-forward Ml<k Jones (]um~alen, 12, struck the pro*Ill SOuth Afiican-born winger peller or an lnaecllddeoiiJI1'1.Y- Albert Joharmesan before a Ins lie!lcopter and forced a crowd or 30,383 gave Leeds Unit. crash-landing. No one was in)lr- ed a 3..o record and six points od. 0 •• ~::::~::~:::e.~~.:::~~r:~:~:?;g:::~=~; •• ' beaten ~n·~- 5, ltruck aut Ova and' .wailed cne and tallied 111o tie • breeklng run In the aov • en111 .., Mork Belanger'a lllagl.o. ·Bccg Powell roUwld wllll a oacrllice Oy lo pve the Orioles a 4./ollead. In tile ninth, Den Buford tbiblod and atole. third, Belanger walked and Frank RoblnsandrcVe Buford heme wllll a socrlllce ll,y before Fowoll Blnglod. Brooks RoblniOII and Dave Jobnscn lllee Thi Orioles, wilD ~ oeorod In tho fourlll F1111k Roblllscn wao hit by a Jllt\"'laoiiiiiJucko ll<lblrulcn andno..~--­ od ••cea!dve .~ .. ~ ltlll ond, third ... Ill laftold 1be llx1b wlj!!'l;,1 101- walk. aut and scored en Bod Carew's od, otole IIOOoncl IIIII ac:orod tm u<rlflco ll,y. TIMIY added aneth- BroOk& Rmtn_., ucoad linor nm In lllo ftfth Bob AJ. gle, Mime- rollover Bob MilUscn lllagl.od, moved to secmd en a walk, lo third on a aacrlfloe ler' the third or live Jlitcberl, IIIII aeored en Jerry Zimmer- - h i I third lolllnUIIIIIlJ dedolcno. man' 1 Neriftce fly - !ollowocl with lrlplea lo drive In three more runa. The Twins opened the aeorlns when COlli' Towar led olf lllo aame wltb a Bingle, lllole II<· Maye, Sims Pace Cleveland Win CLEVELAND (UPO - L e e Ma,ye droVe In two rues wjlb a single and his third homer of lite ....... and Duke !lmt1 and Vern Fuller had throe hits eo<lt Saturday leading llle Cleveland Indiana to a 6..'1 triumph over tho Chicago While Sox. The Indiana otaked Stan WliUamolo .. early 6-4lead but the While Sox r.Wod for five unearned runs In tho eiBlrth Inning beforo reliever VIcente Homo retired tho Bide. ;;oralio Plna reUevod Romo wben tho Wblte Sal: threatened In the ninth and r«!rJ!!I the _BI.,de,..,____ Ma,ye'a single, following a single by Joae Cardenal and an error the Indiana off to a 1~ lead against Jerry Pritiey In the !lrat lmlng and they scored two more In the third en Jose Cardenal'a ~e and atoal o! oocond, a nm-ocorlng single by Too,y tmm and a dooble by S.ms. A walk to Williams and Loo Jomaon'a dooble made It 4~ In 111o fourlll and the Indiana tallied two more In llle sevenlb en Mayo' a homer and singles by Horton. !lma and Fuller. Tbe White Sal: .......t ibotr Orot ..... In the ol&bllt 1m1ng oo llngloa by Lido AJ/CI'· lclo and Smll' Alcmar, an er- ror b7 · Lorry Brown, To1Dm1 Davia' - · plq and Tom llc· crow' a two.n&n - · Williams waa ~cod bJ Eddie Flober Koc Bor1'J kept lite rally aoiJII wllll a olnal• and llle White Sal: aeorod two more runs en llltglu by Butldr Bradford and Duane JoMI1hDI off Flober and Rcn - • l i n gle oil lllko Paul bolon Altor· lclo Oted aut, ....,.lilt ialdJ18. it. tltivllW I'IOulld 10· !!!~ '-illil'ltll'i'lliter enteltna ~.' t' S ~: l McNally Posts Eighth Straight Win . the ......., IntO Fenwll)' Park's RUTLAND - Former IDih Dlotrlct CUogro11man Waller 1L Moeller and Mts. Mooller vi.U.. ed tile new Forest Acroo Park ' and lllo 'Laadhw Creek Conservancy Dlltrlct alllce ... Aug. 10 and pze....-..cl Jack Crisp, pres1 - of the Ccnservancy D I s- r t .. .. I!'· trlpa, hit his. 19th homer or ' • toi: To Jack Crisp • .1: J•- ~\ to ~~~ 111••11"'0'11 Oil .Ken H.orrW- I •' &• .·· . · ' I GaJUpolio; liUby E. L<lo& 558 well; · Bela Jlinia, Rt. I 'l'lil:r·FQIII'Ih 'Ave.; PhYIIII Botz, 113 man; ·~ 'AU!>ril!ltl .'WI~ Golileld< Ave.; MIX Avner, 412 and .Lti<illl•'Ca"'; 1!!8 . HedpYIIIod Dr,; EYI D, G 11Petit' JUI7 ..., Cborleo G, ' 11101'9, 32 Vinton Avo.; Vovlo Ma- 11011, ·260 Frurth Aoe.; V l'r ·,II ......,..__ CrcWII ... William rie Walker, Uwer River .Rdi Allen Slrlober, Rt. I GaUijlollo; Zera Bl'llllllleld, CrcWII Cit¥; Merrill L. wu-. Palrlcllilar Rt.; Sllllley llf. Harrl- Rt. ~' ', .• hlofliorlhwln. .. '' ' Thi Roda rlked Ferau1011 ~ filr u lllta llld au li1!P' rtlllll In' l1b: imll1p. JM!Idna, iidforlni hll .!2fll' joel, iti-Ucll; cut ..... In bcolllnl hla!OaauoleodlnlloUllo lfl'!, II !1111 ··lllo r.urth otraiattt looa lhe Cub1 and lllelr 19ih •luiOut or.llle sealoft. · · l'!liLADELPHIA (UI'O - Ty CUne drove Ia lhree runs will! 1!10 hlta and a sacrilloe f1i and JUan Morlchal pooled hla 22ncl victory of llle sea11011 wllll lhe Fourlll . AYO.; John L, Martin, Goorae E. Anoiorllli.,, Rt. ' Ncrlllup; · Jane 1\111 Laufer, Pat- Upolla; Delll1 D. Tl!b<>r. riot Star Rt.; Wando HlvoiJ, Rt. GoU\110llo; jerey .llua, . . ,. . '·CU\ '. '. ' ·• ' ' ;• ••• •• • • ' • •.'·. ... ••• 0 ,. ' j 0 •• ' •• LAMB BOUGHT - , _ . T. Reed, Jr., purchased the Resem Champloc 11mb, CUIIIigned by Jeff Dottaltew, 11 lllo Meigs Cooney J11111or Fair Sale. Paul Reed, ..., or Reed, Jr•• alii Junior Fair QUeen Dnn Clrper. are lhoWn with DonaheW and lllo lamb. '•• • STEP RIGHT UP - • 0 •• • • f l,_ .' ' • IY'I AND fORD IIUCill 1968 FORDI WE CHALLENGE YOU TO BEAT OUR DEAL ANYTIME, ANY PLACE ON Ct'JPARABLE MERCHANDISE • ' ' .. SCHUll ·' i '·o~J• 10· CARS 1968 FORDS F-100 LONG WHEEL lASE PICKUPS .AS LOW AS $2195 : . IN;SJO(I . 01 lilY~ liGHT IN. I IEL "'E IOIAICH ' ··~ :) ' • MOBIL& HOMES • . AlE YOU I SUIE Willi Ill : PICI YOUI WIIIIU FIOI liE IANY mLEIOII.i 110115 ON DISPI.lY I & ll PlACE IN OliO -LIIIOIII SALES SCHULT •tMPERIALE 2885 : •: ' "', .. 1968 FORD GAUllE 500, 2 .,. FASTBACK HARDTOP, POWER STEEliNG Y·8, AUTOMATIC, FUllY EQUIPPEI 5 ......................... . ·~ . ' ·I I •IMMEDIATE DELIVERY •HOMSTEAD ~- I ' . ························' - ' See ' • • Charlie Webster : or Melvin Little • ';-~ .. • '<•·J··'.f.', ,·.:•:,\*":, ' "·~. ' ~- ' I' ·'' . _,., '· ., ' I �'6 wl ontest more t Vtrslllla Ill ....... out to beeom • ca n ' ' '' ' p '" 3 a ' 3" 3 T· ,a ,s c.x Dovtd Ta Ti e >E 3 .,, E 2 2 1M rfsht-llrot ' 3 3 3 '' '. ' to 1011 ~ ·Mgr. .j '' I>~ :, T ', ) . '' ' 2 2 2 '!\ " G ~ 2 • i 2' Harmony So .... By reats tr iif,&& :lip. 0-J "'""' of the 10111011 tlio olldil ImiDe' Uoilll IIIII Jolin a.: conii>lnod in a fo!u~~lllt 1- ,·~ " 2 2 2 •••••••• • ••••••• '' ! [~!~~;~-.' •''. 1'•' •. •,••••• ••.• t t t I 0 . ' 't t 0' O, 0 t t 0 0 n o t I f o o • t .;. , · , t o o o ,$-4 •... ·......... ~ ....... w E (: 0 ••• tal ~1!11 800d COIICIIUCMI. 1 T 1 1 JIB ' 141 DevOs drOll ON l .............................. d l(oo r, 1 1 \' 1 1 1 .' Rene . A.t. no. 1 I , Old ·valry On Mod y ... ................................ ,. . . ... . .... 1 eng. 4 spe 1 e 1 leo ' ..:. .............. '"""... ............... ' ' ... . ' ••••••••••••••••• ' ' ' • • • 0 ••• ' • t ••• •, t' ••••••• ' ' ·~~. ••••••• ,• ' v. ~ : •.•, .~. ~: •••••••• • ~- " .• ' ' ~ 1,.!''• at Men's ~ ~ i By U -...................... . I 1 I I out 17 nma on 20 lor ..................... ............................. ,, 1 I I I trans . dio nd ns. ................... ''' Camper . -........... -.. . 8 cyl. A.t. ned up, ' ACS l .USED CAIS ns. All pow ... 1, ns . •• ·' t, Ira io and , All er. ····-················ •• • be E,J ••••\ .•••••••••••• l m 8 ••••••••••••••••••••• " OUT 17· . ,".. .. ' �'6 wl ontest more t Vtrslllla Ill ....... out to beeom • ca n ' ' '' ' p '" 3 a ' 3" 3 T· ,a ,s c.x Dovtd Ta Ti e >E 3 .,, E 2 2 1M rfsht-llrot ' 3 3 3 '' '. ' to 1011 ~ ·Mgr. .j '' I>~ :, T ', ) . '' ' 2 2 2 '!\ " G ~ 2 • i 2' Harmony So .... By reats tr iif,&& :lip. 0-J "'""' of the 10111011 tlio olldil ImiDe' Uoilll IIIII Jolin a.: conii>lnod in a fo!u~~lllt 1- ,·~ " 2 2 2 •••••••• • ••••••• '' ! [~!~~;~-.' •''. 1'•' •. •,••••• ••.• t t t I 0 . ' 't t 0' O, 0 t t 0 0 n o t I f o o • t .;. , · , t o o o ,$-4 •... ·......... ~ ....... w E (: 0 ••• tal ~1!11 800d COIICIIUCMI. 1 T 1 1 JIB ' 141 DevOs drOll ON l .............................. d l(oo r, 1 1 \' 1 1 1 .' Rene . A.t. no. 1 I , Old ·valry On Mod y ... ................................ ,. . . ... . .... 1 eng. 4 spe 1 e 1 leo ' ..:. .............. '"""... ............... ' ' ... . ' ••••••••••••••••• ' ' ' • • • 0 ••• ' • t ••• •, t' ••••••• ' ' ·~~. ••••••• ,• ' v. ~ : •.•, .~. ~: •••••••• • ~- " .• ' ' ~ 1,.!''• at Men's ~ ~ i By U -...................... . I 1 I I out 17 nma on 20 lor ..................... ............................. ,, 1 I I I trans . dio nd ns. ................... ''' Camper . -........... -.. . 8 cyl. A.t. ned up, ' ACS l .USED CAIS ns. All pow ... 1, ns . •• ·' t, Ira io and , All er. ····-················ •• • be E,J ••••\ .•••••••••••• l m 8 ••••••••••••••••••••• " OUT 17· . ,".. .. ' �., ' ,. e ' l .. e t. .·· • Ponllae eonver· Olnallc wllh · lent I· ui k · sale} ..,. Pat Gtass, d Vt . ... . ,; .. . ' '. TY, Inc• '~A • N. j _. !. ' 1 ... 1 I mile ater & al) lll!LL(JN RE r R' er ood 3 Bll h •• I -I n 1 a. :45 : 0 .. ; ... lh.; ; E 7:25 'I R NEW apartmen , . ' lshecl, own furna . u ti fu t the Up !lou '• Jaclr Dun n Cheshir , 0. Rt. W av, g. 21 I to 4 P. 1 . ' J. D• h rod ce e k' Vine t. ·' a er £ R dup -. I I ' ! 77 56 ec. .36 0 1 59 84 87 70 69 69 74 84 Big d anee 68 '· t, .P eo.. IIIII CORV Ave. P , 20GtJ 0 '18-tf :l, •• 7, •0 G 'S P .25 up. Sheppard Sales and A ,4fi.IDI PAYMIN1' PWf Sou States .v~ �., ' ,. e ' l .. e t. .·· • Ponllae eonver· Olnallc wllh · lent I· ui k · sale} ..,. Pat Gtass, d Vt . ... . ,; .. . ' '. TY, Inc• '~A • N. j _. !. 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' auei.ltion except the tou~l~s. •• Mike, the """o1 Mr. 1114 Mrs: Clarence Thompson, 123 Kln0111 Dr,, along with two other .m;donts !rom tho ar8a, Mike Corbin, oon of Mr. and M r a. EmU C.,rbi!:;, Ohio Ave., and Connie Wells, clauglrter of .Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wells, WUkesvllle, toured Eur<>pe lor tllree weeks as part of a Ill .member c:holr. Th•Y were c:hosen last !all from l ,,..~ MIKE Thompson, left, and Mike Corbin, members of the Ohio Youth Choir. · · · ·· · ' the 325-volce choir which sangat the Ohio Stale Fair. Tourlni!SO'I• en countries, the group sang tn all but one. Most o! their concerts wore given for the general public, with theproceodsgolng to charily. Though the trip was sponsor- HOSPITAL NEWS .. ed by U1e AAA, each student had to pay $952 on expenses. Mr. and Mrs. A, H. Milner and Mr. a..,d Mrs. Troup were the advisors of the group. Two Euro- IIol zer Ho!pital : VIsiting hours B. · Ward, Fayettevllle, N. C.; 2-4 and 7-8 p. m Parent! only on Mrs. otis Bemett, Kitts Hill; Pediatrics Ward. Jerome ·F. Mahle, Wellston: Adm:is sJons Floyd J. Nichols, Rt. 2 Jackson; Charles Bobby Robinson, Rt. 2 Haskell A. Garrison, Jackoon; Bidwell ; Mrs. Arminta A. Cre- Mrs. Gary E. Turner, Wellston; meens , Gallipolis; Shady Tad~ett. Mrs. John E. Rlchards, Jackson; Rt. 2 Vinton; Mrs. Elmer L. Car- Mrs. David M. Pr.ater, Jackson; penter, Rt. 2 Patriot; Craig A. Mrs. Delmar L. Wickline, Rl. i Wood, Patriot !tar Rt. i Carl G. 5 Jackaon; Ralph M, S!e'lvarl1101t, Barnett, Rt. 1 Cottageville, W. Rt. 3 togt\n; OhiOj Mrs. James Va. j Mrs. Ri chard P. Dugan, Rt. R. Tinunons. Jackson. 2 Racine; Leonard Hess, Jr ., Births Pomeroy; Mrs. Jame s C. Me· Mrs. Richard P, Dugan, Rl. Abee, Middleport; Mrs. Fannie 2 Racine, daughter, 9:14 a.m. Friday; Mrs. James C. McAbee, Middleport, daughter, 4:30 p.m. Friday; Mrs. Gary D. Tllmer, Wellston, daughter, 8:37 p.m. Frlda.Y. pean &Uidos accompanied the tour to reduce the language barrier. They were Walter Wideman, Zurich, and Miss Charlotte De Vlrles, Copenhagen. To prepare ior their many performances, the Ohio Youth Choir practiced twice a month chlrlng the school year and one entire week before the trip. Leaving from Columbus July 5, the first landing was in LUIdon. Singing and !K>Cializing with the Lord Mayor o! Londoli highlighted this stop. During I h e three days they were there, the groop visited such places as Piccadilly Circus, Bucklnghem Palace; Westminlster Abbey, and tho To..er ol Londoo. AI Wind- Discharges Mrs. Britton B. Barlow, John E. Blahop, Tina M. Browning, Todd E. Davis, Turhzy V. George, Credit card coverage and 25% more contents protection for home owne" at no extra cost. Only at State Farm .. • number one In homeownere insurance, with rates lower than most. I can give you king l!llze hOrn&I!UI lUll owneracoverage .A._ and probably .. aave you money. 1M111uoou Call me. ............ • mn •fll•ca.n _., Snowden Gollipol l• stop ontbeagenda.Forae~ dattons the <ho!r broke ~toilta,y In dltrerent holelt. Mike's IIIWP staYed In one while the other stayed in me \lalllld Termtnul Saint Lazare. ·While dlinng -' the latter hot,el, Mr. Troup. one' of the adv!BOI's, met a la<b' named Mrs. Kote Abbott who was originally !rom GallijiOI!a and now Uves in Kusas CitY. Mo. Unable ,to arrange a meeting with Mike before her boat sailed. she wrOte Mike a note. In It she enclosed some French mmey, which she had not used, and 1old him that she was a friend of the Rev. Albert MacKenzie . ... ~ur "ltU<e, tr7 Oil" hi• Uft ~ bNuttful. The. ..... Mll taken eare f!olierl and molll)here ·was · . Alter a trip to · the !Ifill to ZIJiich. · day was spent on allftOIIPing'oproo In Lucerne. Naturally, time~· · taken out to see som& or · t h·e alghts there, too, like the ra. mCOis Lim Monlmant to I be SWiss gaard and tile many ail· elent bridges. "Ooe in Pft!tiC11· lar , had pat.nt!np oo lt Wlllch dated back to tho 17th Century everrmw•· P-6801 .,./ The Hoover ., · Spin·Dryin WaSher justwon't e "no" for an answer. '., ' you want, BUY ITI • . ' Buys Uniforms RUfLAND - Tl~ Rutlllld American LesJoo i>Gst 467 has ·tuiehaeed olx blCOise~ and two po1r or trwa.ra to bring the ltglon'a uniforms to 20 tor wear at l'unerals, paracleo and other ope. clal !ormatlclnl. Poll Conunanckor Gene Fink ll tho Aus. 18mtlllng....,...c>lcltbo ..,. hal ..lit llilalloa lor Ita cblld litlfln lir<JCI'IDI In Widell U.e 1M* ient a 110)' to BoJ• - . ........ In tlpOtiiOr!na .,. Lqlaa bUebaJI tbll - · ocHictid the Rutlllld .,. /·~ . ·, "" '>)., '· rree ·~ .r •\ !' j • ... , , '' ' .W .·_·: ' •· 1'/ •' ,, ,-: ' "• I fyant, who waaiD the )'Ud In 1111 of 1111 reotclonce, aumn- hlmJel( to s...ur ~­ ~ without reotot.n.. llld Ute !Used man iller a llelptatement 1'0P1'tlbll the lnd- ipd ,.·' . .. ' .., ·. ·.. • '4 . ·'· . . ' '.·' . ..l ' to l'rotlecullnl Mtoillif man! v. Fultz. It the scene, In addlllon to ..ur llarlenhach and llotiull llflle, -e . Ewill8 IIIII Bur'·' ~ Crlmlnal lltYellllptjGII A- t Herman Henry. Dr. Sowell ' the BCI performed 111 lllloptlll Ute I M~ APMrr THAT I HAVE APRfli1i 6001> LIFE .. . t. I AAVE ANICE HOME,AND I UVE IN A NICE NE16ft80RHOOD IN A600P COONTRit' IN THIS BEC51' OF AU. ·- ·I,, Rl~I&LE I.UORU>$... -· ~ .. ~Fultz, ~ Hellry Y),l I. 1- _./ .J..'• · /~ .' vr. v,_......,~\.~J...., rl••·??"v-;.o:.~~iL. . . ' . .... . .... . ,. .'. .,.,. ·•j,t' . . . . . ·• "~··• .;. ~ ,~,~\.,':·> ... \ I vletlm 91nG11 and Ute 11 wu takttt to a Parkers- .; fttnerat home. '· AND, OF COOR-5f, "fl.ll5 IG THE TIME OF ON/THAT . ' . i' I REALLI{ LIKE .. .. ' . ' :· .. ) i. • . I ~ .... ,. •,. ' • '' I,' .. . ' '. ' , «J\ !'1. ·~ !!• .', ' '.··· ' ' ' Hoover measures less' than 3P" x 17": about the size of a utility tabl~. Stores in the kitchen or ba.lhroom; rolls to the sink for use with just fing~rtip effort. "I doll't hawe the 110aey for lnstalla· don.·~ ):here's no installation, n,o ex. ~ensive plumbing. Just ,liook it to th~ faucet ~nd it's ready t0 go. , . ' "I ~ bate st.-lfted-lp washtubs." This o~ ·" won't stain, It's made of stainless stcek ... nd ' · lt.\Pill\'~:p, the spin pasket i~ made .of aluminuM. Jl(i:i ' staining on clothes there,. ~ither. · '· "W• 1101 the ~. it•l kill you." Th~re·s a' ·pu1J1p. So ·n~ .. action is · if th~ , Vo,u{;-(IIVcn load, then dry It, then w~rh anotiwr load," :· Not with a Hoover. It dries a load and wash~S.~ ·~n~r~ a load at the same time. Cuts wash'djiY' · to wash ..hour proportions. "It costs 1 fortlllle to buy a wuher.'''You can save a~tomatic t~~~~~m~ ; ~~:~if~ water over an Use less 3-load "{ashing. Hoover'~ · ~!Jicien.t washing "suds-saYer". :. · "( dOiit l!a.e Ill)' TOOII f~' tt "·.'~ , '.;r ' .J.' .r"'' . . \ a. .· ' ., . ' . 1 wealf ..,.,"~" "l . ·, . . ll01"11EWILCO.xEII ,. . f_ •. ·.f. ' .' rNftllldn -am, IIIII tond • Rtalan4 SIIGill tnq!. '. ·~ . ~ -~. I SKll.• ' ""m I, . • "I ju!ltdon't have <,: time to do my own ,I eels, and squid, to chicken. Chickw1sh." This Hoover en is a delicacy there." ,.' Mike added that 1he)' were washes the average usually oot allowed to eat fresh load in just 4 minutes fruits in Europe or drink water or less. That's less time which was not boWed (purified). than it takes to get the car out ' Sight..elng tours in Copenhag' for a trip to the coin-op launen tooll them to the Kln.g'o summer palace. 'lborwaldsen Mus- dry. Less time than it takes for eum, and a variety of ei."stles. "In the commercial laundry to make every country we viaited castles. out the sales slip. We began to call them Collie ''It doesn'I look Uke it ct111 aet dolhes 59-A, 59-B, 'to dllllnjpdJh hetween tbem, ~ Mike .said. cleu." Looks can be deceiving. In those The 'group aloo saw tile Dan· scant 240 seconds, the Hoo•tcr acts clothes lab Rlvlera em the North Sea cleaner than many automatics do after a full and Deer Plll'k, where there are wash cycle of ten to fifteen minutes. 00 fence• BI'JCI .... or the de<ll' are tame. One or Ute hllhlflbt• "I tloa't mlad wlolbiDg, bat how tlo I &el the ol this trip wao a tea wllh the elolhes dry?" The Hoover spin cycle extracts ~r or Copenhagen. the water and detergent at 2000 rpm. Three .ut.r l!lvlng a concert ll the Tivoli Gtlrdeao in Copenhagen, times as fast as most automatics. Some clothes come dry enough to iron. "It's 10 eompllctted. Y~ ~Ye to waslJ 1 IJutland P6st If you see the house · ' . .·. ,' f.• • . \.- ,_ WHAT A ·. !EAITFIFUL >' the concerts in too- ey, •• commented Mike. u0ne night we ate a smorgasbord al the hotel. We were ser-' ved everything from octopus, ' arge •·•h'"'"" .,;·._, college dorm nm by students during tho 6Ummer to make mon- .. "a !r!tild, · \ralldns by the 880 tuld fell ln. A ft11 thel!lloeler eJected him of Ice as a frozen 19-JreAlr.old youth, H said Mike. THE trALIANS OF TilE PEOPLE I mel jn Ute · Fair, minus the rides." Also &iring their l'la1in York, the choir had tea and <timer with tile Lord Ma,yor and Lacly Ma,yoress of York. ON TO DENMARK FROM YORK1 MIKE and hlJ companions new to Copenhagen. Denmark. Althoogh the food ev ery place was good, Mike especially liked Danish rood. "While we were there, we stayed at a oon, Mary Pickens, MlmleRigga. Buy it, and buy it right away .• •• 'with the ' help of one of our quickly-proce~ed.l:!ank Mortgage Loans. For coiwenienQe, low . . . ., cost and clanty of terms· -o.ur t;,tprtgage - Loans are hard to t:ieat. Come dn ,in and ·see us ... any time/ · like the Gallta Comly Junior 91aron Thomp- '' ' "This was a great agricultural event," said Mike. un was Holly McCOy, 1\Yl'acul!e; Clarence Winkler, N,w Haven• J~ Warner, Mlctlleporl; Phlllppea Jaclison, Ironton;. ~ella Roach, Pomeroy; George Rolvley, Pomeroy. ' . .. in York. One of the concerts given there was at the York ahire Fair at Harrogate. . Discharged - of IN PARIS, FRANCE, .WASthenext to come to the Ohio State Fair in 1970 and they accepted. Vanbrugh College, a ne" school with modem facilities, was the headCflarters lor the two-day stay VETERANS MEMORIAL dleport; Arlene, Davis, R6cloe; U6 ... 2'10 One .I .., ; dOll was held at ~een Elizabeth Hall. While singing there with the Wimple!Olt Girls Choir, the Ohio Youth Choir Invited illem MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL Admitted - John Frick, Pl>meroy. Discharged - Christine Branham, Iva Fields, ~I 91ultz. ~rrol K. 446· 4518 was signed. "One evening a few others and I had some leisure time so we went to Victoria St. There one of the young men in my group bought a tailor-made 61111 lor $30 and received it I h a I night," Mike &aid. Magna Charla Ronald L, Hargett, Mrs. Mary McGowan, John L. Meldlck, Kenneth E. Mossman, Mrs. Earl 0. Mchols, Mrs. Clarence J. OUer, Leland S. Riggs, Montarls L. Rouah, Mrs. Harey D. Scott, Mr's. Jerry Scott, Mrs. Irene lilumaher, Oeear T. &nlth, Mrs. Donnle L. Arlhou: and Infant daughter, Mrs. Wllllam H. Collins and lnlant daughter, MrJ. Lloyd D. Moore lllld Infant lUI, Mrs. Edgar A, Priddy and inrant daughter, Mrs. WllburRoooe and ln!anl dausbter. !IQSPrl'AL Admitted-- Elijah Delong, Mid. Pork C•ntral Hotel Bldlil · S.cond Ave . sor Castle, they saw where the ' J i ' I ' ,, ' ( ~ : ·Choir • e years. is 1 member o1 Rl• Chspter olthe Modern Music ten, and Ia 1 voice and piltudel'( or Mrs. Paul Powell lew Haven. Sho attends t h e jbYierlan Church. ·: 'I""'• 17, ls al10 a ..ma.. 11a been a member or the 11eo .and bon! fer threeyearsllld member o!ille - . , Mualc I, '• .. \' ters. He attends the Mwae 101 Mathodlst Church a o d Portland Methodist Cllach. • rogram '" AAP TfE: DE'E'D fOTHii' LAND 1 00116Ht; WHICIH~ YJIL..L. 6iVG . TOfHI~CI!Yf012A PLA~... JOII~ OPEN he Jackeon-VInton Commun~ctton Aatllcy will he ..... """project~ llholiu 'odmlntltrltlve . ................ ~ one IOCrelary.-..,. f'""111 be-rleneed, lldt1111 iri•cociiiD<Ial Mnl........ • I!IIIIICllllo lhotlld .....,.In . It t1!l Jad!- - Vllllotl ~· ~ . ~··· ilt!ll!lb!r. W¥1; ( ~!10· .'t• �~ossJJ ~~~~~~~~ . .. ·~~· .. ·-- ·- --- - - - - .. "M0n ar o . av'SAI.LiE conditioned to m!nj-aklrtt lh LllO·. . GALLIPOLIS - don, •• •wei Mike his rO,c;.enl "ip .' Thoinptal 'lllir . IV'~..,. with the Ohio Youth choir. ' f!WOIIld call . them •tong blouses' ratlier , than skirts, but no OliO po.y,s any ~-...... •1f . ,, . ' auei.ltion except the tou~l~s. •• Mike, the """o1 Mr. 1114 Mrs: Clarence Thompson, 123 Kln0111 Dr,, along with two other .m;donts !rom tho ar8a, Mike Corbin, oon of Mr. and M r a. EmU C.,rbi!:;, Ohio Ave., and Connie Wells, clauglrter of .Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wells, WUkesvllle, toured Eur<>pe lor tllree weeks as part of a Ill .member c:holr. Th•Y were c:hosen last !all from l ,,..~ MIKE Thompson, left, and Mike Corbin, members of the Ohio Youth Choir. · · · ·· · ' the 325-volce choir which sangat the Ohio Stale Fair. Tourlni!SO'I• en countries, the group sang tn all but one. Most o! their concerts wore given for the general public, with theproceodsgolng to charily. Though the trip was sponsor- HOSPITAL NEWS .. ed by U1e AAA, each student had to pay $952 on expenses. Mr. and Mrs. A, H. Milner and Mr. a..,d Mrs. Troup were the advisors of the group. Two Euro- IIol zer Ho!pital : VIsiting hours B. · Ward, Fayettevllle, N. C.; 2-4 and 7-8 p. m Parent! only on Mrs. otis Bemett, Kitts Hill; Pediatrics Ward. Jerome ·F. Mahle, Wellston: Adm:is sJons Floyd J. Nichols, Rt. 2 Jackson; Charles Bobby Robinson, Rt. 2 Haskell A. Garrison, Jackoon; Bidwell ; Mrs. Arminta A. Cre- Mrs. Gary E. Turner, Wellston; meens , Gallipolis; Shady Tad~ett. Mrs. John E. Rlchards, Jackson; Rt. 2 Vinton; Mrs. Elmer L. Car- Mrs. David M. Pr.ater, Jackson; penter, Rt. 2 Patriot; Craig A. Mrs. Delmar L. Wickline, Rl. i Wood, Patriot !tar Rt. i Carl G. 5 Jackaon; Ralph M, S!e'lvarl1101t, Barnett, Rt. 1 Cottageville, W. Rt. 3 togt\n; OhiOj Mrs. James Va. j Mrs. Ri chard P. Dugan, Rt. R. Tinunons. Jackson. 2 Racine; Leonard Hess, Jr ., Births Pomeroy; Mrs. Jame s C. Me· Mrs. Richard P, Dugan, Rl. Abee, Middleport; Mrs. Fannie 2 Racine, daughter, 9:14 a.m. Friday; Mrs. James C. McAbee, Middleport, daughter, 4:30 p.m. Friday; Mrs. Gary D. Tllmer, Wellston, daughter, 8:37 p.m. Frlda.Y. pean &Uidos accompanied the tour to reduce the language barrier. They were Walter Wideman, Zurich, and Miss Charlotte De Vlrles, Copenhagen. To prepare ior their many performances, the Ohio Youth Choir practiced twice a month chlrlng the school year and one entire week before the trip. Leaving from Columbus July 5, the first landing was in LUIdon. Singing and !K>Cializing with the Lord Mayor o! Londoli highlighted this stop. During I h e three days they were there, the groop visited such places as Piccadilly Circus, Bucklnghem Palace; Westminlster Abbey, and tho To..er ol Londoo. AI Wind- Discharges Mrs. Britton B. Barlow, John E. Blahop, Tina M. Browning, Todd E. Davis, Turhzy V. George, Credit card coverage and 25% more contents protection for home owne" at no extra cost. Only at State Farm .. • number one In homeownere insurance, with rates lower than most. I can give you king l!llze hOrn&I!UI lUll owneracoverage .A._ and probably .. aave you money. 1M111uoou Call me. ............ • mn •fll•ca.n _., Snowden Gollipol l• stop ontbeagenda.Forae~ dattons the <ho!r broke ~toilta,y In dltrerent holelt. Mike's IIIWP staYed In one while the other stayed in me \lalllld Termtnul Saint Lazare. ·While dlinng -' the latter hot,el, Mr. Troup. one' of the adv!BOI's, met a la<b' named Mrs. Kote Abbott who was originally !rom GallijiOI!a and now Uves in Kusas CitY. Mo. Unable ,to arrange a meeting with Mike before her boat sailed. she wrOte Mike a note. In It she enclosed some French mmey, which she had not used, and 1old him that she was a friend of the Rev. Albert MacKenzie . ... ~ur "ltU<e, tr7 Oil" hi• Uft ~ bNuttful. The. ..... Mll taken eare f!olierl and molll)here ·was · . Alter a trip to · the !Ifill to ZIJiich. · day was spent on allftOIIPing'oproo In Lucerne. Naturally, time~· · taken out to see som& or · t h·e alghts there, too, like the ra. mCOis Lim Monlmant to I be SWiss gaard and tile many ail· elent bridges. "Ooe in Pft!tiC11· lar , had pat.nt!np oo lt Wlllch dated back to tho 17th Century everrmw•· P-6801 .,./ The Hoover ., · Spin·Dryin WaSher justwon't e "no" for an answer. '., ' you want, BUY ITI • . ' Buys Uniforms RUfLAND - Tl~ Rutlllld American LesJoo i>Gst 467 has ·tuiehaeed olx blCOise~ and two po1r or trwa.ra to bring the ltglon'a uniforms to 20 tor wear at l'unerals, paracleo and other ope. clal !ormatlclnl. Poll Conunanckor Gene Fink ll tho Aus. 18mtlllng....,...c>lcltbo ..,. hal ..lit llilalloa lor Ita cblld litlfln lir<JCI'IDI In Widell U.e 1M* ient a 110)' to BoJ• - . ........ In tlpOtiiOr!na .,. Lqlaa bUebaJI tbll - · ocHictid the Rutlllld .,. /·~ . ·, "" '>)., '· rree ·~ .r •\ !' j • ... , , '' ' .W .·_·: ' •· 1'/ •' ,, ,-: ' "• I fyant, who waaiD the )'Ud In 1111 of 1111 reotclonce, aumn- hlmJel( to s...ur ~­ ~ without reotot.n.. llld Ute !Used man iller a llelptatement 1'0P1'tlbll the lnd- ipd ,.·' . .. ' .., ·. ·.. • '4 . ·'· . . ' '.·' . ..l ' to l'rotlecullnl Mtoillif man! v. Fultz. It the scene, In addlllon to ..ur llarlenhach and llotiull llflle, -e . Ewill8 IIIII Bur'·' ~ Crlmlnal lltYellllptjGII A- t Herman Henry. Dr. Sowell ' the BCI performed 111 lllloptlll Ute I M~ APMrr THAT I HAVE APRfli1i 6001> LIFE .. . t. I AAVE ANICE HOME,AND I UVE IN A NICE NE16ft80RHOOD IN A600P COONTRit' IN THIS BEC51' OF AU. ·- ·I,, Rl~I&LE I.UORU>$... -· ~ .. ~Fultz, ~ Hellry Y),l I. 1- _./ .J..'• · /~ .' vr. v,_......,~\.~J...., rl••·??"v-;.o:.~~iL. . . ' . .... . .... . ,. .'. .,.,. ·•j,t' . . . . . ·• "~··• .;. ~ ,~,~\.,':·> ... \ I vletlm 91nG11 and Ute 11 wu takttt to a Parkers- .; fttnerat home. '· AND, OF COOR-5f, "fl.ll5 IG THE TIME OF ON/THAT . ' . i' I REALLI{ LIKE .. .. ' . ' :· .. ) i. • . I ~ .... ,. •,. ' • '' I,' .. . ' '. ' , «J\ !'1. ·~ !!• .', ' '.··· ' ' ' Hoover measures less' than 3P" x 17": about the size of a utility tabl~. Stores in the kitchen or ba.lhroom; rolls to the sink for use with just fing~rtip effort. "I doll't hawe the 110aey for lnstalla· don.·~ ):here's no installation, n,o ex. ~ensive plumbing. Just ,liook it to th~ faucet ~nd it's ready t0 go. , . ' "I ~ bate st.-lfted-lp washtubs." This o~ ·" won't stain, It's made of stainless stcek ... nd ' · lt.\Pill\'~:p, the spin pasket i~ made .of aluminuM. Jl(i:i ' staining on clothes there,. ~ither. · '· "W• 1101 the ~. it•l kill you." Th~re·s a' ·pu1J1p. So ·n~ .. action is · if th~ , Vo,u{;-(IIVcn load, then dry It, then w~rh anotiwr load," :· Not with a Hoover. It dries a load and wash~S.~ ·~n~r~ a load at the same time. Cuts wash'djiY' · to wash ..hour proportions. "It costs 1 fortlllle to buy a wuher.'''You can save a~tomatic t~~~~~m~ ; ~~:~if~ water over an Use less 3-load "{ashing. Hoover'~ · ~!Jicien.t washing "suds-saYer". :. · "( dOiit l!a.e Ill)' TOOII f~' tt "·.'~ , '.;r ' .J.' .r"'' . . \ a. .· ' ., . ' . 1 wealf ..,.,"~" "l . ·, . . ll01"11EWILCO.xEII ,. . f_ •. ·.f. ' .' rNftllldn -am, IIIII tond • Rtalan4 SIIGill tnq!. '. ·~ . ~ -~. I SKll.• ' ""m I, . • "I ju!ltdon't have <,: time to do my own ,I eels, and squid, to chicken. Chickw1sh." This Hoover en is a delicacy there." ,.' Mike added that 1he)' were washes the average usually oot allowed to eat fresh load in just 4 minutes fruits in Europe or drink water or less. That's less time which was not boWed (purified). than it takes to get the car out ' Sight..elng tours in Copenhag' for a trip to the coin-op launen tooll them to the Kln.g'o summer palace. 'lborwaldsen Mus- dry. Less time than it takes for eum, and a variety of ei."stles. "In the commercial laundry to make every country we viaited castles. out the sales slip. We began to call them Collie ''It doesn'I look Uke it ct111 aet dolhes 59-A, 59-B, 'to dllllnjpdJh hetween tbem, ~ Mike .said. cleu." Looks can be deceiving. In those The 'group aloo saw tile Dan· scant 240 seconds, the Hoo•tcr acts clothes lab Rlvlera em the North Sea cleaner than many automatics do after a full and Deer Plll'k, where there are wash cycle of ten to fifteen minutes. 00 fence• BI'JCI .... or the de<ll' are tame. One or Ute hllhlflbt• "I tloa't mlad wlolbiDg, bat how tlo I &el the ol this trip wao a tea wllh the elolhes dry?" The Hoover spin cycle extracts ~r or Copenhagen. the water and detergent at 2000 rpm. Three .ut.r l!lvlng a concert ll the Tivoli Gtlrdeao in Copenhagen, times as fast as most automatics. Some clothes come dry enough to iron. "It's 10 eompllctted. Y~ ~Ye to waslJ 1 IJutland P6st If you see the house · ' . .·. ,' f.• • . \.- ,_ WHAT A ·. !EAITFIFUL >' the concerts in too- ey, •• commented Mike. u0ne night we ate a smorgasbord al the hotel. We were ser-' ved everything from octopus, ' arge •·•h'"'"" .,;·._, college dorm nm by students during tho 6Ummer to make mon- .. "a !r!tild, · \ralldns by the 880 tuld fell ln. A ft11 thel!lloeler eJected him of Ice as a frozen 19-JreAlr.old youth, H said Mike. THE trALIANS OF TilE PEOPLE I mel jn Ute · Fair, minus the rides." Also &iring their l'la1in York, the choir had tea and <timer with tile Lord Ma,yor and Lacly Ma,yoress of York. ON TO DENMARK FROM YORK1 MIKE and hlJ companions new to Copenhagen. Denmark. Althoogh the food ev ery place was good, Mike especially liked Danish rood. "While we were there, we stayed at a oon, Mary Pickens, MlmleRigga. Buy it, and buy it right away .• •• 'with the ' help of one of our quickly-proce~ed.l:!ank Mortgage Loans. For coiwenienQe, low . . . ., cost and clanty of terms· -o.ur t;,tprtgage - Loans are hard to t:ieat. Come dn ,in and ·see us ... any time/ · like the Gallta Comly Junior 91aron Thomp- '' ' "This was a great agricultural event," said Mike. un was Holly McCOy, 1\Yl'acul!e; Clarence Winkler, N,w Haven• J~ Warner, Mlctlleporl; Phlllppea Jaclison, Ironton;. ~ella Roach, Pomeroy; George Rolvley, Pomeroy. ' . .. in York. One of the concerts given there was at the York ahire Fair at Harrogate. . Discharged - of IN PARIS, FRANCE, .WASthenext to come to the Ohio State Fair in 1970 and they accepted. Vanbrugh College, a ne" school with modem facilities, was the headCflarters lor the two-day stay VETERANS MEMORIAL dleport; Arlene, Davis, R6cloe; U6 ... 2'10 One .I .., ; dOll was held at ~een Elizabeth Hall. While singing there with the Wimple!Olt Girls Choir, the Ohio Youth Choir Invited illem MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL Admitted - John Frick, Pl>meroy. Discharged - Christine Branham, Iva Fields, ~I 91ultz. ~rrol K. 446· 4518 was signed. "One evening a few others and I had some leisure time so we went to Victoria St. There one of the young men in my group bought a tailor-made 61111 lor $30 and received it I h a I night," Mike &aid. Magna Charla Ronald L, Hargett, Mrs. Mary McGowan, John L. Meldlck, Kenneth E. Mossman, Mrs. Earl 0. Mchols, Mrs. Clarence J. OUer, Leland S. Riggs, Montarls L. Rouah, Mrs. Harey D. Scott, Mr's. Jerry Scott, Mrs. Irene lilumaher, Oeear T. &nlth, Mrs. Donnle L. Arlhou: and Infant daughter, Mrs. Wllllam H. Collins and lnlant daughter, MrJ. Lloyd D. Moore lllld Infant lUI, Mrs. Edgar A, Priddy and inrant daughter, Mrs. WllburRoooe and ln!anl dausbter. !IQSPrl'AL Admitted-- Elijah Delong, Mid. Pork C•ntral Hotel Bldlil · S.cond Ave . sor Castle, they saw where the ' J i ' I ' ,, ' ( ~ : ·Choir • e years. is 1 member o1 Rl• Chspter olthe Modern Music ten, and Ia 1 voice and piltudel'( or Mrs. Paul Powell lew Haven. Sho attends t h e jbYierlan Church. ·: 'I""'• 17, ls al10 a ..ma.. 11a been a member or the 11eo .and bon! fer threeyearsllld member o!ille - . , Mualc I, '• .. \' ters. He attends the Mwae 101 Mathodlst Church a o d Portland Methodist Cllach. • rogram '" AAP TfE: DE'E'D fOTHii' LAND 1 00116Ht; WHICIH~ YJIL..L. 6iVG . TOfHI~CI!Yf012A PLA~... JOII~ OPEN he Jackeon-VInton Commun~ctton Aatllcy will he ..... """project~ llholiu 'odmlntltrltlve . ................ ~ one IOCrelary.-..,. f'""111 be-rleneed, lldt1111 iri•cociiiD<Ial Mnl........ • I!IIIIICllllo lhotlld .....,.In . It t1!l Jad!- - Vllllotl ~· ~ . ~··· ilt!ll!lb!r. W¥1; ( ~!10· .'t• �BIBS Weather I " 'It' I " ·~r 1,~~" , ,_ ' \~.;, · .~ MillE ThoiiiPSOII, Ohio Youth Choir, ,:._ ~ ~ :k •• '.••'• If ·~ '!il ,,·J• \ .'. • • HOSPI· .IHA'f WHA'f II ISN'I MOTI-IS. WOI<ST CASE OF MOT!-\5 ! 14AVE' EV~~ SE'~N. l;iI . ISRAW · J'C:I! IS 11? arge ! Holzer Hospital: Visiting 2·4 and 7-8 p.m. Parents 01 Pediatrics Ward. Admissions Charles Bobby Robinson, Bidwell; Mrs. Arminta A. ~ ~. ., j rree i.r meens, Gallipolis; Shady Ta Rt. 2 Vinton; Mrs. Elmer f. , penter, Rt. 2 Patriot; Cr& ' Wood, Patriot Star Rt.; Co Barnett, Rt. 1 CottagevHI Va.; Mrs. Richard P. Dug~ ' I t·tt 'I 0 ,Wyant, W110 wu Ill the yard In relldollce, llllmlllblmlell to !i1lerlll - - . . 0( his 2 Racine; Leonard Hess, Pomeroy; Mrs. James C. Allee, Wddleport; Mrs. F ir.'i •• -- rCAPTAIN BASY bsr Leslie Tur:a.er . SOVS, J '!WINK WE CAN TAKE iHE SPIJNT OFF SPOT'S LE6 ... ,ME'i .+lADE ARAPID REWIEAV! r---------------~ A~, 'IK... CAPrAIIIAf'l! .tiOOE~ NJGGED, 6ENTU •.I KNOWOFIIJ.it! ~LLY, TWANKS, SAM! WE w.-KT WE'LL MEE'l ONE 0.4'1 ... 1'11611rNOW, iT coULD WI wtfllcut !'eFolaneo·llllllho :cusecl IIUIII lotor 1111'1 a slp1 .-...i resardlniilho lncloat to Pro~ AlbiiOi ,, __ v. Fill12. . ..:...... AI lhe acme, In oclilllloa to - · h 01111 Deplf¥ .orur eQle, were Proi!IICUtor Ntz, oroner H""'7 Ewlns 111111 a,. llj or CrlmiDIIII'Iw•llllpi!Gm A- lii! Horllllll Henry. Dr. So!loll :_the BCJ per!Ol'lllld 1D 1111111>- IE- ER,AN EMIIAI'II'IA!iSINa ENGOUIITER! TII.L NE)(T TIME,~ LONG, LADS! r oo 1lle victim YOU TO MEET CAPTAIN EA'>V! • ~ IIIII tbe ..... tolom to • Porkers- l!'li !lneral - · , 1 f'IAACED VllJ AfTER ~1'\''!'•WE AIUiT NEllER IIIANDEFI FAll ~IIIMHWESE WOOD~! JEFTQM1 IIJT I:.t A 61RL DEE"· •!* llOTI1E WILCOXEN e Choir ll'ee years, Is a member al Ra,,. Chapter oftheModernMustc rl!stera, and la a voice and pi- P-6801 WOW! OVR r HIT . HOt1&B· "' · - or Mrs. Paul Powell r New Ha..n. Site allenlls t h e tesb.vterlan Church. .·, 'Sayre, 17, taalao a seniO..·. He t. been a mtllllbor of lhe lllee U> llld- for threeyeanllld a member olhModernMutlc lasters. He attends the Mane hlpel Melhodlst Church a n d 1 f' Portlanll Molhodlat Clalrch. "THAT AVE-IQON REAI..~IO. "rogram \ JUIIIiOPEN Ja......,_VIiltm ComoiAcllon Ailncy will be lllltk- ""' proJocl dlre<l4r Who hu lllminl alrath'e bocqround. ---7~ Dllllllleoxporleneed, ~~~~~...s-oc! aoelal-.leolllft- ' If you you w• Buy It, and bu help of one of c Mortgage loE cost and clar Loans are har ' ..·-.. f ' ' I. . .. . - " . ' �,. ' --~ . .- .., ... ., ' ' .. ' : +, / ; ·,_. ' ' ' J_ ' '·· ' I, • I ~ ,.' : " i, '' ' -~rge Holzer Hospttal:V!slt!ng l 2-4 and 7..S p.m. Parents <X Pediatrics Ward. Admissions Charles Bobby Robinson, Bidwell; Mrs. Armlnta A. moons, Gallipolis; Sbad,y Ta Rt. 2 VInton; Mrs. Elmer I; 1penter, Rt. 2 Patriot; cr, ·· Wood, Patriot Slar Rt.; q · Barnett, Rt. 1 Cottagevlll Va.; Mrs. Richard P. Dugl 2 Raelnei Leonard Hess, Pomeroy; Mrs. James C. Abee, Middleport; Mrs. F f' I ~ree ~Wyant, wllo ,;.. ID lbe fU'IlD filxJt o!o!fed blmself to Sherll! · ~ wl11tout ........ llld lbe ""'""" ...... regardlna lalo!r pvelbe ...... ~ statement lDcl- :t.!ott WE. MUST SE.LECT Proseeutlllg - - , ' l\1 lbe • ...,., lD addllllll to llart8lbaeh llld llepll1 ' . Bl!egle, were ProMCUtar FUltz, ~ Henry Ewl1lg .... Jm. GM:.«l" CIA'/ IN THE. li*rllr Rlil..ATIONS &ETWEEN C~ICI<EN AND MAN .~! to ~v. Fultz. CAREFULL'I!! THIS MAR'T}IA, l VJAr.>T'b ~EPO!ir SOMETHINI6 To THE' !'FS E.!TflEI'! A. SHA.RK. 0\Z. AN ALLI611-TOii: •••• AfJD IT>$ TIZYIN6 10 SuiALLOIIJ A. BOY! POLIC.f-1 BUf .L CArJ.T F11\JD MY E;\/EGLASSES f DIAL Ti-lE" Pf\Ot.IE FO~ ME! ,. al Ida rellclonee, ...,.,..... CAIZ 14- '1oUfZ.E NOT .., of Crl~ lnveltls:otllll A· 611111 Herman Henry. Dr. Sowell , . tbe BCI performed aa llllop11 on lbe vlcUm !IJndiJ and tbe was talum to a Parkersftmeral home. 1 GOING TO 6ELIEVE:f>U5, BUT LtSTnJ M~YIJJ/..Y! I 'Of¥ .,1 1 ' '·•' . , . '· card coverage and. more contents protectlo home owners at no extra. Only at S1ate Farm .• . nu1 .. " • • with rates lower than n I can give you king size hom• ....u t . owners coverage I ' • on. in homeowners lnsun Oka.tJ, lmj hral-ties, :;V~ Y=~~~~ NOUJ LEFS Go 1-lELP Tt,lAT OLD MAt.! LOOI' Fo~ HIS. E'{Eiil.'SSES! let's ~tbia . • INl~~A Gall mo. I loot! lftlEf. . . . . . . ...,. . . .., . .: ..........r C'arrol' DO'ITIE Wll.COXEN Snowder Park Celllll Hotel 81~1 S.cancl Av ~Choir -U6''"' 446~4 Go Ilip~ ! I ne years, b a member ot fta. P-68 l .ne Cillpter of the Modem Music :alters, 1111 is a voice ud pl.. io student of Mro. Paul ' • Guess I'll !iq ba~k to ~ep--tll.e-:re~ noth1.n nom· on cu-ou:n.d l'be:re! · DEAR POLLY-As my eye glasses testify, • fiM Mitt et .,..ae permeates the air 207l arou1td the stu.~ when I fry foods. Rather tttcut crush a IIW hoirdo with a scarf I prot'Kr "" hoir from the grease by don rriltg e full shwer cop. I keep it in the kitchtn just tor that purpose....J.MERR.Y : New Haven. h aUends t h e resb)1erlan Church. ,, ~re, 17, Ia abo a ierdp..·• He '1!, been a member al the rlee ,~ and for threeyeorallld 'I member of the Modern Muale asters. He attends the Mane ilil>el Methodist Church a n d ri· Portland Melhodl&t Cllur<h. 'togram 4 ;' ..'' JUHS OPEN Jaekaon-Vlnton Commun,. ·~·~ .~- Ajjti!C)' will be eeok- p:o.JoU ~""" bu . ~. ·' - ' If yo~ you w I Buy It, and bt help of one Mortgage . cost and DfAl POLLY.,..W•,. .• : ilomask; tabl•:loih blgint·IO Iiiii wom' in tpofi. I cut ·t """ a luntlloq_n cloth .OI•d mokhinl ,.,.... I aloo malt ploci'IMh liltic~ I ldt• 'with a cont(iltting tri~.~·l. I. '~ ,., . -, . RG!p, someone! Itnblind! . !he ebserd:.mirded Prof! . DEAl I'OLLY-1 fi.W it a grtot limo ICI'flr whn dicint ~tM t'ti,... ...... ltl,.agh my F....., fly atter ltlen jJOSI die.• t»,otrips • .I stWpt ~ caollnv· ..... oolod. ond tho119\ 1"-r .,. orotoly it taklo tho lo~-· uH,( tiM tlii.- ' ·' ~ .... ,''<\·'.:... '·• ' '·•" ' ' , I .~ •, I • t ..... • · ' ,. ' : ..~·, .• ·, ,1· ), :•'. ..... ' ··~ . ~ ·l . i. ·\ I· ' " ,('.' '!t- ' • ' ~. 'l ,,, '';', ' ' I ' . ; , )'• •o .~·,I '•t .',, •;. "' ·!" ' ,, '"" I < 1 • l 1' /. f ' ~~~ • eeerttary~ lOdal ;.; . oocl ' . PorreU _.._ ~lilauid """ ... at tbe Ja'*- • Vinton ~~ '""f ~illolltjliw. ~. w~ li!le\ ',. �!diKE Tholllj)sonj Ohio Youth Choir, HOSR ..>, Holzer Hospital: Visit 2-4 and 7 -ll p.m. Parent Podiatries Ward. Admis.!ilons Charles Bobby Robin• Bidwell; Mrs. Armlnta meens, Galli}X)li s; Sha<U' Rt. 2 VlnU>n; Mrs. Elml , penter, Rt. 2 Patriot; 1 Wood, Patriot Star Rt.i Barnett, Rt. I COttagj :,.1 l J '' ll • ... ' Va.; Mrs. Richard 0 9·18 P. I) 2 Racine; Leonard Ht Pomeroy; Mrs. Jamea Abee, Middleport; Mro B'UGSTHUNNY . OH-OH! IT'S 'fi.IAT CWCK, Tl-4' CI1Y INSPeCTO!t.' HE'$ MeAN AS l\.IEY OVT OUR WAY coME.' PEEWEE, WI-lY AREN'l VOO WEARING SI-IORTS p -EVERYBODY EL.SE IS ••. •• .... AT I AM WEARING SHORTS l LEA~T I TH/NK I'M WEARIN6 SHORTS .... •' Credit card coveragE! ar more contents protect home owner~ at no extr Only at State Farm •. •'r one In homeowners lnst with rate1 lower than I can give you king size home- ownerscoverage ' and probably save you money. Cell me. ---.. ... AND TAEY'RE ASOUT AN INGJ-\ SHORTER! u&un.••-.n• !lrrol. Snowd1 ' Park Cer ·, Hottl .I te Choir ,three yeers, Is a member ~ Ra"elne Clllpter oftheModernlluslc J,faaters, 111:1 is a voice and pi.ano student ~ Mrs. Ptul PowoU New Hoven. Site attends t h e ll'resbyterlan Church. ;, '!f · s.rre. 17, tsllao a senkt.~.·. He ·Jfu been a member of the 111te FOLD AN 8~ INCH SQUARE OF P/l..PER. LIKE THIS ... C·APP S, TIE /l.. MEttJUM ~ub and tor three yearalnd member orlbeMoclornllwolc ilasters. He attends the Mono ·Ia l ,l(hlopel Methodist Cburcb I D d Portland lluthodtot Clllr<b. SIZ.EO 8UT1tlN TO /l.. THREAD 18 IIJ. LONG AND TIE 1!:1110 0t= STRING THRol/61-4 J(}Jilj OPEN . The ~ck-·VInton Coaum11. Action Aiahey will be - - P'Oleol dlre<tqr who hu SlOE 01= CUP... 1.~ ~ zL::!;f\ ~ odmlnlotrltlve . baclqround. «teiOcrtlllry~ must bt_.-tenced,lnd- 4. .,L.l) ToP PDINr$ ..,._. ~··· ~rlen<:od ON EiACH SIDE 7!J I'!NI5H If yo you © 1961 ~ MIA, Inc. T.M. le9. U.S. Pot. Off. Buy it, and help of om;,. Mortgage ·.. cost and ':.. Loan!! ---~ .. .", L r, k,. I ' ' j ' > . oodll Mn'l.. - ' t• �........ . ..... .. .. .. ........ a Ha' ll,ltr: •• ' :. Now You Kno'w ·~· u,•.- '-.•r11 111e .... ,' ~ -11 '. IIP!l, Ins in the Low -~· Tueoday. lllnllit in t ~"'"""" glua CII>Jeela are beada !rom El)1ll ilat!ng !rom alxlli 2, 500 B. C• 60's. ' '!) . MIKE Thompso~ Ohio YouUJ Choir, " ·, : . .. . .~ i'r,.,~, ' ..:~.:> ' ,. i'' , YOU \ OHIO I . Rl,RA! ' ., . h ' ~' ~~ 1} ' Pedlatrtcs Ward. AdmissJons 'l ' Charles Bobby Robin ) Bidwell; Mrs. Armint; meens, Galllpoll s; Shad • ' MONDAY, AUGUST 19, 1968 Racine ~an to Face Charge ·Of Murder in First Degree Holzer Hospital: Visi 2..4 and 7-8 p.m. Paren •J " Rt. 2 Vinton; Mrs. Elm J penter, Rt. 2 Patriot; ' Wood, Patriot Star Rt. Ill"' A llrst de1Jl8 murder charge .... to be .today, ·apinst • Barnett, Rt. I COttagJ Va.; Mrs. Richard P. l 2 Racine; Leonard i!o Racine man in the shtqun olaying ol Ml dtael Lee DQieon,; 2~. 1~61'.. Ayery ~. Pat~er&IIUr& !iltur~ nlgllt. ' 'WUUam .Frederlcli Wyant, 54, Is beblg held in Melga CooJncy Jail pending formal allargas •· plnst hlt!t ·today by S.Orll! Rob- Pomeroy: Mrs. Jame:t Abee, Middleport; Mr Ht WHO LAUGHS LA'ST... .. LALX;HS BEST ! BUT HE. lAMO KICKS FIRS.T... VJIIJS 1. -rwe. ... ortC.~ch. ' Wyant alleJie41y !ired a 16 puge shotgun .c~ge at about 10:50 p. m. Sltordaj< that struck Dotson in the, back ol the neck, ~~W~rentJ.y killing him almost 1... • ~~~ stenlly, )l' il\' ' • i •. . ' ,\I G\~ 14-icre Park D~dicated •• ~ . Credit card coverage I' more contents protec· home ownera at no ext Only 11 Slate Farm .. , one In homeowner~~ lnl with rates lower ttlar I can give you king size home-ownerecoverage and probably save you money. Coli mo. ---. umn.~ • . I I . . . • c•m' _,. )·, ' . Dotoon, Who li!th lour compan. lona, had driven to the Wyallt ' ~me ln a reported atlemjll to . achl~pt, .waa mvlns ... jlli'ct« 91 tho !nail. talk with the accused man• s stapBarbara Scarberry, waa llhot as he drove away from the residence doom Ville st. 91erll! lllrtormch said Wyanl Is beiloved to havellred a shotgun at the car nine Umea. Hartenbach said ...,. of the expended sheila loo,mcl were No. 4 allot and otbers we...·!or rifled olugs. It waa rOj)OJ'\'8d the deceised I1UIIJ ···and hla lour, eompanlona werll to, the Wyanl ~ and ooe ol tliem, I!Wy_SIP~, Cutlip, 21, Camden Sl., Naroburg, went to the doQr, knodil,l, and ~to - the accuoed•man"l ' . iiiOp.. dallghter. , omdals said that Wyanl antwered the door and proceeded fD. aok hla !llePilauiltter II she Ji!shed fD talk Ji!th Cuillp. lila in- daugltter, . dlcated she did not. It was reporteo! CutliP Immediately retorned to the car and the shootlng began as DotBon wu tornins the aut<>mobUe around. Others in the car, in addlUon to Dotsoo and Cutlip, ware Damy Ray WUUams 23, Challlnla Trailer Park, Parkersburg; Lelan Herber Bsal, 20, 1203 37th st., Parkersburg, and Max Franklin Doiaon, 34, 702 Leonani A•e.. Belpre, a brotber ol the deed men . '!'~,. wlbiessea ln the aut<>nw. _bile said Wyanl CXIIIIIIIIed shootinS oller Dotson had been hit and the car ran 1nlo a tomalb patch . on the Dallas Cleland prcpert;y. The liUl'Vlvors said they Jolt the eotomubUe alter It had aone Into the field. One of them retorned to It a short time later. This time the car waa driven back ooto the I'OBllway a Utile farther on, but tbe driver apparently panicked, and dltdted the auto. Sleritf Hartenbach, who was on duty at the Meigs lalrgrounds at the tlmu ol the ahoollng, and Wyant, Who was in the yard in front of hla reoldence, IUI'relldered hlmoelf to Slerlflllartmbach lillltout reslllllitet and lbe :cu.=,:~·;.: dent to ProiiOCUIIns AID>iuot Bernard v. Fultz. At the • ..,., in addlllal to iiberilr llarlenbach IIIII IJoi>ull Pro- Fultz, Cormer Henry Ewing and atr- Beegle, were eau of Crlmlnllllmrelll!ptlm A· gent Herman llenr7. Dr. Sowell of the BCI performed aa """"" tralllc to the acene within 12 min- ay on the victim &mday IIIII the utes alter the deportment wa a body wu llbn to a Parlier .. notified. • burg IUneral - . Deputy g,r111 Robert Beegle, made their way through heavy . aJio · · liJ! ' tuta for ~ . De~t ~~~'mee at·Ohlp Vni.-JJQ>InAtbelliwllen llie .the ,p r.,.ram,... begwi aboutlllo , yoaro ago by Jack ortsp, a LatwoMIIe area roaldent, .and llj)llserv- Ends Fair EAT IT OR STARVE! Clwrol ., Snow4 ., Mrs. Martin Wilcoxen, Rlcinej Shirley AM Gueltlg, daughter ol Mrs. Ralph Gueltlg and lhe late Mr. Gueltlg, and Aaron L e e Sojlre, son ol !o!r. and Mra. Ollie Sayre, ol Portland. MiJs WUeoxen, 16, is a junior, a member or the glee club, Rio- ,. • " I~' i " cine Cbsp!.er or Modarn Music MUSQ..E IN Mastera, and llttends the Racine 'VOU~ . llapUst Cirurch. Miss Gueltig, a senior, has been a member of the band and the glee club tor snJMMICK ~ J)()N'T NEED.. , If yo you ·· Loan!! fc<i:'tee us .!1. ' ' ,. ~ . ''(' ' ""' . . ,. ''"' ... ,. ' ' " ' ... ~ ,, ' ' ' ' three years. is a member ol. Racine Cilq)ter ofthe Madel'llloluslc Masters, and Is a voice and piano aludent ol !o!ra, Paul Powell ol New Ha'"n. lila -nda the Presbyterian Cburch. .': sayre, 17, Ia &lao a aenlo.. lie has been a member of lhe alae club and belli C...lhreeyearaand I• a mamber of the lolodem lolualc Masters. He attends the Morao Chepel Methodist Clnlr<h a n d the Portland loluthodlat Clurch. � 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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