http://66.213.69.5/files/original/fff9b0cad72d22a303f0e9e20cd0d687.pdf 74f18ef9e12505fc01969a48a81f24fe PDF Text Text ~. ir ' .. ,I <I· •• ' •' ., . '"I . . '' ·• ' I' ' " " Answefbll'at C,_Meeting Auxiliary Names •'!New President I . ··~··, •"\ ·' .' ' •.(' ....".,. ·:·., .f I, ' ~w$1!l- "What Sort Mill!' wit· tbe topic usH by i Maigmt 'Winebrenner, when 1 'she eondueted devotionals for ·Sunshine Makers' Class of Mrs. Dale Kennedy was elec- at the Raelne Legion haD were First United Presbyterian ted president wben the Ladies announced. The affair Jflll .,.,;;.:!~!!!~:-... II'CbUrt:h lor •!heir recent meet- Auxiliary of Feeney • Bennett held from 1:30 to 3.:30 p.m, · • · • ing. For the scripture reading Post 123, American Legion, met A rummage sale Was let fer SATURDAY II'AI!JI··es White, relld Matthew 8: Tuesday night at the Middle- June 8, 9 and 10 at the legion O.~~F:!turo 18-27. port hall. haD. Mrs. Roush and Mrl. KeD·II 'Jihe business session was pre- Other officers elected were nedy wlll handle rummqe plcl<·ll ''THUN~~j~ \r.~.:'LINA" sided over by Naomi ·London. Mrs. Charles Kessinger, first up for the sale. n Color Roll call was answered by six vice president; Mrs. HenryRei!- Mrs. Mourning reported PUTS m<•mbers with a Bible verse more, second vice president; the Poppy Day sale. ~:~:11 ''THUNDER IN DIXI~:dy containing tile word "Hands." Mrs. Carl Searles, secretary; with the sale were Mrs. Lewis Reports were read and accept- Mrs. Albert Roush, treasurer; Kennedy, Mrs. Asel jtE~EEEEE~I ed. Mrs. Golda Mourning, chap- Mrs. Joe Morris, Becky a During new business a light lain; and Mrs. Asel Searles Kenny Roush, Judy Owen, for the pulpit and a new light sergeant at arm!. Vle!cy Sutton, Joyce Roush, for the bulletin board were dis- Elected as delegates to the bie La~ey. Brenda cussed. summer district convention to Marianne K1oes, Anita Helen Harris gave the Bible he held on June Iii at Athens, Jane Gilkey, Sharon · Glaze, study which was from the study and the Dcopartment convention Robin Mills, Jennifer Goble, TONIGHT I book, "Personal Evangelist," to be' held on July 21-2! at Cin- Joyce Riley, Debbie GOkey, and Moy25 followed by group discussion. . cinnati were Mrs. Roush and Opal Berry, of Girl Scout.Troep NOT OPEN Hostess Esther Harden serv- I Mrs. Mournmg, delegates, and 18li, Middleport. Mrs. ROush fRIDAY lhru TUiiSDAY ed refreshments to Mrs. Wine- i Mrs. Kesolnger and Mrs. Carl prepared refreshments f<lr the ~ Moy 26-30 ~~~~er , Mrs. Harris, Mrs. Searles, alternates. group. W•lt Oisn•y's Mrs. London, and Mrs. The group made planJ to It was voted to contribute to "ADVENTURES Of Diddle. serve a dinner to tbe legion· a gift for Mrs. Jean BULLWHIP GRIFFIN" (Teehnicolor) naires who participate In the ens, outgoing district pr:~~:~ 1\oddy McDowell as Bullwhip Mr. and Mrs. Larry Barr Memorial D a y services. A Memorial Bibles 6riffm; Mike Mazurki, as the Bruce McGill to Gallipolis to wreath will be placed by I he for presentation to bereav1edll Mountain Ox Cor.reartoona: Bubble Itt see his doctor at Holzer Hos· unit on the mooument at the families. Stnlght Shoottrs pita! last week. Middleport Roadside Park. The traveling prize donatedlll Plans for the Buckeye Glrll by Mrs. Kessinger was won by State tea··to be held on June 3, Mrs. Carl Searles. j G8~·T BUYS' • ' <:. ' 1958 CHEV.l Ton Pickup · · $595 V8 En&ine, st-andard trans. Heater heu·y dutv tires · . r' Y 1962 FORD 3/4 Ton Pickup $1095 Heayy dut.r utlt with 71101<17-8 ply tires, 4.speed Irina., V8 I!IJjlria, heavy duty sprinl!s, beoler, Io i cal owner and rea} nice 1962 FORD 1TON .... .... $1195 ~e, ~_,i ..lnDI, wbeeti. hti!Jel' oprlnp, racks, heater. !)ood 700xl6 tires, with il n. body . 1965 CHEVELLE .. .... .... .. ·.. · $1695 2 D9Qr.lOC~-~~ ow mileagf! car, spotless interior atkfa finJsb, "Pbwerl]. de transml.ctsion, wtutPwull ti~s ihow little wear, beater, real nke. I M, W lb.urn Bride-Elect, • Shower Grven 1964 CHM 112 DOOR ........ $1195 1964DODGE2 DOOR .......... $1095 ' ' . ' ' .;· •• J .f.f . ' ' ' . . . . . $3.95 Womens Skirts Sale $2.50 $4.95 Womens Skirts Sale $3.50 $5.95 Womens Skirts S.ie $3.5~ $6.95 Womens Skirts . Salt ·$4.00 Regu~ar $7.95 Womans Skirts · Salt"~· 50 Regular $8.95 Womena Skl'1f, S•Je. ,$.;Q0 Reguler Regular Regular Regular ..·.. ,. , ·MI:NS PERMANENT PRESS . SHORT SLEEVE . ·, · · r ···' .. ' 'ft \ '. ~- . ,. . Neck sizes 14~ to 17. 65% DacrQjlJ•i!ly~er; SSt% Cotton. Comfortable, .smart<l,ookirl&, never De~Q· MEN'S JERKS SOLID COLOR Ironing. ' •, . •].~9~ BANLON DRESS SOCKS '· . ; .li ,, One size fits all 10 to 12. A very ~pll!f9rtable and neat mens and young mens Sock. White and solid colon of black, navy,.lovot, jet brown, whiskey red, camel, bottle green. ,., .. .. ., • - ........·' ' . ~ SLEEP CRAFT ! Six Cemeteries Baceto FOAM LATEX PP.HI"G am PillOWS SOIL An excellent buy, ao!l comlortable latex foam with zip of! 100% C<itton cover, multi .stripe. SIJe 21x27 Inches. $3.95 59c v. , .. k ltedmOI'I I CLOTHES HAMPERS Ipresident. J OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS Member FDIC All Alcountalnoured Up to $15.000 Under The PI(Mr•l Deposit lnauranc. Corporation . " ' Awide selection of womens skirts In HneDB, cottolil, and knit jerseys. WHITE- BLUE- MAIZE' Mrs. Stnnng Meigs County for over 95 Yearr Lew '. DRESS SHIR'l$ 1 POMEROY NATIONAL BANK ' . long wearing cotton twill.- front zipper~ four pockeTs - bel• loops ·slim; trim 1 · western fit- Sizes 6·to 18. Sale forS1S·oo 18. Mrs. Lee Wood Installed as PTO President 5:00 to 7:00 ~.98 .. JAMAICA SHORTS $)-95 .. $5-" Loom wOVell fibre and vinyl coverlnp. Upright style In white, KOid and aandalwood. MENS ELBERfaDS MEN'S IS HEADQUARTERS 'FOR WORK eWprk UnlfoTIIIIIn reJIUia~ alld .;.tra liJel 8.95....9.95 11.95 1962 KARMANN CHIA ...... .... $995 POMEROY MOTOR CO. •• • ir'd ; . KNOf'i<ERS WOMEN$ 1 1960 CORVAIR 700 ·· ··· · ··· · ···· $395 WRAN~~KNEE dacron, cotton blends, bond· The . traveling prize by !d... Edith Sauer was wunl il Miss Mary K. Walburn. bride- , by Mrs. Cummings. elect of Oave Taylor, was guest of honor at 1 shower given by 1 The new officers will be ln· Mt11. lhts Ellis and Mn. Jolin j stalled at the ,June meeting and 270 Series, wbite finish , red interjor, 6 cyl engine, autoNash at the lfUIIKRne, hostesses lor that meeting wlll matte trans. Rad.Jo and hi'ater, like new whitewall tires 1 Games were played during ; be Mn. Peggy Taylor, M111. Le1the evening· with prizes being ra Jones, Mrs. Ida Diehl. Mrs. awarded to the winners. 11!-:Elza 'Gllmore, Jr., ~nd Mrs. El· . Sport Coupe,. loc&l 1 owner car, black finish with white freohmenta wert ~trved. · 1len Couch. top, dean iri.teridr, radio and heater, whitewall tire1, a nice one 'l1le guest list Included Nan---cy Morris, Mary Loa Walburn, Ludlle Harrison. Iva See, Mn. Merle Taylor, Shirley Russell, 1 Coupe, &ood tires, clean jnterior, ra dio and heater, anoth. er tiMid buy. 1 r Evelvn Bartlett, Mary Walbllt11, Mrs.' Ben w~t •• Etlttll ' Haptonstall, Connte Simmou, Slllr- Mrs. Lee Wood was Installed ley Neutzling, Mn. Mary GH- as pre!ident for the 1967.at l<ey, Theresa and 6111;' Ellis, 1school year at 8 recent meet- 1 and Lisa . Nash, Mlddlt1l0rt; , lng of the Harrisonville PTO. YOUR CHEVY DEALER Mrs. DenniS Walburn, Belpre: Other olflcers Installed were OPEN EVENINGS TIL 9 and Mrs. Earl Ruble, Mrs. Ml· M Do ld Stlv•rs vice pres· chelle Stewart, and Mn. c. . rs. na • 308-318 E. MAIN POMEROY, 0. N. Childers Parkersburc w. ·1dent; Mr1. Engene Campbell, ,.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!....,..,......,..,....,....,....,....,....,....,..=~V~--·----·secretary, and Leo Mor· a. ' treasurer. r1s, The ~w efficers were awom In by out-going president, Mrs. Don Wilson. Mr. Stivers' !ourth grade 1 ' won the room count. Miss VicYour FuiiServic. link Is ••• , kl Oberholzer presented a piano solo. Refreshments wert served. 184: cu.ilin. 6 eyl. Std. tTane. ,Radio, Heat er, Like new, whitew J tires, aqua ·finish. . .... Speed ·Up Evacuation " From Mideast Centers ''"' ed knits, stretch denim, bop. sacking, twill, tailored to II~ olde zipper closings and slip-on _.astlc tops. Sizes 8 to I ·e" , ' ' An outstandin& seleetion of women.s jamaica length Shorts, solids and pfaidl in ° ....••• -~~· '•, • WOMENS..$KIRTS iName Delegates To Convention On One '~ oflhese VI z II Election ol new officers lor nalres participating in the the 1967-68 year and the nam- ade, and the Rio Grande ing of delegates to the summer lege Chorale following the Pom·ll convention at Athans on June eroy observance and before the 15 were t•gbllghts of a meeting parade at Chester; of the Ladies Auxiliary. of Drew Mrs. Martin. rehabilitation Webster Post 39, Amertcan Leg- chaJrman. . reported that •bav·ll 111 ion. in( kits and handkerchlela had Mrs. Catherine Welsh pre- i been sent to the Veterans, Hassided at the meeting held at !pita! at Cllillicothe, and to the the hall Tuesday night. Melg• County veterans at Officers elected were M r a. Athans Stale Hospital. It ·was Guy Guinther, president; Mrs. also ·noted that veterans at Milton Roush, flrat •lee prell- Athens Hospital had been nm.. ll dent; Mrt. Jack Cacsey. sec- vided with money for use ond vice preoident; Ml'!l. Welsh, tbe commissary. secretary; Mrs. ROy Reuter, Poppy Day Chairman, treasurer; Ml'l. Osby MaTlin, Guinther reported total eonllrl, ll hlotorian; Mrs. Orville '1'/tlll,lbutlono ~I t35941 In the --11 1chaplllln, and Mrs. Gladyo rum., d 1 The u~lt made a · ant 1 t arms · 1 ay sa e. · mmgs, serge trtbutl I $50 t0 the Le~lon II Electad as delegates to the Ire on convention wtre •M111. Welsh. asury. first delecate; Mn. Martin, sec- The charter was draped ond, and Mrs. Gerald '1'/lldl!f- Mrs. Welsh lor Mro. A. V. Howmuth, third. Altemales named ell. Mrs. Ben . NeUI2llng, chaP- II were MrS. Guinther, Mrs. Car- lain, gave a prayer. She also ~ and Mrs. l.ennle Jewell, read two poems on .,~=~ first, secood and third, respec- "JI'lander's Field" and.' lively. m ill Sacrllice." Paul Basel met with the JI'OII'P i to dlscuso plans for the MemCommunlcatlofl! wer~ rea ' oriel Day observanee. 'l1le aux· \ from the William Neutzlmg 1 lllll'l' wlll serve a buffet limcb- A. V. Howell lamUlel and Mrs. !eon to the spealter, tbe legion- Jean Carr, outgoing · nresldenf. MrS. Carr ihe group lor cooperation ISS a I I lng her two years as ~ .., . . . . A special group of wo.mens cool .summer ,dress,es, In shifts, tent dresses, , ,'· . two p.tece styles, beautiful I· , ' ' solids, bold prints, polka dots, · paisleys, misses sizes 12 to 20 and · half lizes 14'h to 22lh. II Now < I . ,. DRESSES·' .......,.D. Deal . Womens . lesuJir$8.95 MEfGS THtATRE were ,, . " ' . " • " • . .I · t '· . I ., eBib Ovenlla Ill illuo Denim • Carpentera Ovoralla and Palnten Ovtrilla ... ' eWork Ca»>aild Work Aprou · eWork Gloves-leather, cloth, leatbor and cloth ,.. comblnatoDI , . · eeoveralls ln all s!Jea , : · ewort ·Jackets-Work Don~areea , eBelts and Suspenders . • . • ~omplete Selecdon of UnderwMr In alllizea and Murplly's Oil Soap Preserves As Well As It Cleens illls1Jies ·. Elberfelds ..n wall known llllkea ol Wort ·Ciotliit. • Let Bla Yank Carhart\:, Han~J. J. · • ' • • ' ' Stop In i1; meJII. deparlllleilt on 'the Ill floor and tbe Work Clolhoa .JQU;nee~, .. . Pure vegetable oil base. Easy on the bands. Cleans everYthing. .' ' . ""'l"'· lib. _ _ _ 65c 'llbs."_ _ $1.19 4 lbs, I $2.29 . WIZARD '· AIR FRESHENER ., '1'he tourl llart ID tbe mQ from t:ao· to U:30 • · Eliminates .undesllible household odors. 8 delicate, non-lingering S(!en~: llye~en, Spring Bo~ciuet•• Spice, Kl~~fhell Control, Special·Bathroom Freshen-' er and ullfee'.!iled. J4rge lilze 11 ouncl!f, Hysell Promoted To Staff Sergeant Sgt. Lawrence Hysell, stsUoned at Cu Chu, Vietnam with the 554th engineering battalion, has been promoted to Staff Sgt. E1 6. Sgt. l!ysell hal been in Vietnam lor the pest two month•· He wlll be there unUI March, 1116B. His wife, Ros~mary, and 1 daughtera, Brenda, Penny, and SherrJ, reside at 1118 Laurel St. 1 lllddleporl. Fruit Growers Arelmited To Wooster \ 59t r.; . ( ~· ' . "' I . ·, ...' . ' ~ •• "" lll i<•f.!L....• f, ' ~ '. •. ' ' . J. • ' �• • • I ···~-·~!!!l!!!!~~·~·~!!!!!!!!!~ct Beat of .' .' ' , ·O•· ft fims-Craft ;..... Marines Capture F ~ ~. '~ ~~, r ;wr I' <XINT. ··FROM Plf,l! 1 ) ' ',.;~ 1 J • . ' Dally Sentinel, P()meroy Middleport.-0., )j{ay 26, 196~ Rio's 91 st Ceremony 107 To Recei've Degrees 0r cert'f' I ICat es June4 . I Langsville Society Notes property Trans fers ! :n~on w~:.: co~~ibut;;"~s ~ ::~· stud~t. fn- II VI'~ Asked by 0 UStudenl Jn Colleges • H tley · G ldIe , d Dies Wednes ay ° River u,~::l d=~;: Reedsville Society Notes 1 1 m: M b~E , persona) pla~· fd BJ''Uniled .Press lnlerMtlonal NaUonal League W. L. Pel. Cincinnati 'l1 14 .669 ... ~~~~ 21 13 .618 2¥.. ~... 20 15 .571 4 Chicago 20 17 16 .541 .556 4¥.. AUadta 20 5 San Francisco 20 17 .541 5 New York 11 22 .333 12 Houston 12 27 .3118 14 Thursday's Results Chicago 5 Cincinnati 4 St. Louio 5 Atlanta 0 (night) I only games scheduled) Probable Pltchero ..An Times EDT Atlants (Keliey 1-3) at New York !Seaver 4-2). 8 p.m. St. Louis !Washburn 2·21 at Philadelphia !Bunning 3-5), 8·05 p.m. Cincinnati (Nolan 4.0) at Pittsburgh oVeale 6-0), 8:05 pm Houston (Giusti 1).5) at Ch•cago (Culp 3-31, 2·30 p.m. Los Angeles !Sutton 1-5) at San Francisco (Marichal 7·3), II P m. Saturday's Games Atlanta at New York ~!. Lou~ at Philadelphia Cincinnati at Pittsburgll, night ~ouston at Ch1cago Loo Angeles at San Francisco American League W. L· Pet. GB Chicago 22 11 .667 ... Detroit 22 13 .629 1 Boston 18 18 .5110 5'h Baltimore 17 17 .5011 5"' Kansas C•ly 18 18 .500 5\2 Cleveland 17 18 .4$ 6 Minnesota 16 19 .457 7 New York 15 19 .441 7'h. Calllorma 16 . 22 .421 810 Washin~ton 15 21 .417 81'. Thursday's Resulta iVash. 2 Cleve., I, night Detroit 9 Boston 3, mght Kan City 3 Min 2, night fOnly games scheduled) Today'• Probably Pltcbers (All Times EDT I 1 1 oi ' II& Hospitat News · attelld. Mrt: niE DJDY SINTINEl ~ \~ON ;r. :ent ~ Ot.ia fkt~ lor:" :J'i.';.ce ~":: eo., Stave Noble, Pt. Pleasant; Mr. J. S. Lewis down 5:30 a.m.; ley, of Porl!mputb. :::,: !.:>j,':.i.."'i"=:' wort and Mrs. Stanley Harbour Eastern ''" p.m. Mra. _ . , ., ---... Cltl,_ 'fllepboae CompaDy to family; Lance Corporal Darny Uent tt -.-.. atnn1 -0- · u 1 propellor lbstructet. Soutbullera o h 1o Tile~ trarbollr of Ca1np LeJeune ..-d Vtterue lllnllrtal ~~Mp~tial POIIIetGy. ·· · ;;;;;;;;,: •,:.: Theta 11 the 1011 llf Mn. Car- Co., Dlld t1 Mqer, Melp. Mrs Hal'bour of New Ravan. AdmliaiOIII - Lennls A1t- Dinner of Mr. and 'J"--· rle Stnelalr ol SyraCUie and the Gayle IL Pr!ce, Elr. Nell All ~f Mrs. Noble's family was llhlre, Pomeroy; Paql Holt.r, Dale 'II' 1••• _,. •"' " late !mest Theln. Price Griffith, dac:. to A1 nee present for Mother'8 Dat el· Racine; DaiS)' Swick, Mlddlfo Mr. Price, Parctll, Labanaa. eept Dl~k Noble, who reoklu port. · Cfmltle ~IDd ~=:;r.:;;. CALLED TWICE Robert Hllrtenbacll, lherlff, at MeCoy!vllle, Pa. D11charp1 - Lull ltodattl1 ond friend, .,,.,. t!! ~.'-:: Middleport U JqUadmeD Howard s. Roulh, Leah Yiri!rt. Edith Dent, Rlehattf Wlllebren. bolf, and Mn. were au!DIIlOI1ed at 12:118 p. m. Ia Rouah 10 Lila S. Mitch. Carl GROUP ro M'£li'J' ner, Sidney Hankinson. - · - ., Thuraday for Mrl. Emmett E. Milch, lots, Pomaroy. ' MASON - The Maton Coun~ ""~ - . . ., - .., ifiiihei, Mlddlepor~ who w~1 I)' Assoellltlon for Rete~ PUPILS 10 .....,J8TER • .., taken 1o Gallipolis Clinic •• a DIVOBC!il GIWft'li:ll · Cllildrtn will meet Friday eve- Regiatratlon oiiJI!Pils wlah~ -•;.: medlcll patient The 111uad waa A dlwree tw betn arantad nlng, May 21, at ?:30 p. m. In to attend the ~ Y.actUon alito Calltd for Rutb Cheadle, Tbo0111 K. JaciiiiGD frOm· S. ~ AppalaChian Audltoll'Uln. Bible School wid be heJa 11 lilt Jlj Soutb ~"·• all:ll8 p.lll. Ill M. Jacbon Ia Melfi ODulltJ 'nu! meetl!IC wiD l!oneern the Letart l!'alll tl.-~, 1Cbo11 if';!~:=ll=,..~·~ · uil.-• - llkta to V.111 Ollabmon Pleu Court on~ lllllllli teacbetl rtport. A11 Sunday. ~ -, ,fl'oql -,1 , Ill ' '., 1 ·~'"' "'" Jjtj Mlsborlal Hospital for medical -' 11'011 lltg!eet 1114 atremejmelnberalnd Interested lniiiVId- ji. to. ~ le ftteQC!ljl.tp ,(>~ ~~ crueJ17, uaJa ara eordlaiiJ Invited. re.._, . , . ,, .. p. , ;.,; AlUlA M .... -n.~ Rlglrt8 of Way, Meigs. lktme 'hlepbone C~mpllf!', 'ao~ ~P Eunlce:!IJ\'IIUe 81s~a~·~!~ ii:c a:;....,....,""""' Glrolaml, Harrjr ! . Bllly Caslb, Mrs . . Tema J. ~­ Andel'!Oil,, L ' u ' . Herman Ander1011, •.a .,...,.,..,-= Webb, CAlVIn 1>1.,;.'lleyM'eMU 1\aD, .l•lrt .... .;.;! Mrs. I' •• 1 llld infant dJIJihtlr ., -· • ' ' ~ '~ I inningwith to provl!le Dave Boswell. h~,· . Cubs their seeolldsurprising straight 450-loot home..Rod lor Carew ,the Tw' the •ictory over Clnclni!4ti and Reliever Paul Lindblad yiel move them past Atlailta only two hits in the four ipDi fourth place. Chicago woritl!d-i!J boost tiiJ record , overcame two-run deficits . . , ;, •~ , rellever C~l Koon¢e shut out A nJnth-fnnlng single by pln4 Reds over the final four innings. hitter Jim King proved decis~· Touchel All Baset for, \Y.ashtngton, -Wbicit snap Jim Northrup hit his string of seven straight Joss 8 grand slam home run of to the Indians. Barry MOIIl4, season to highlight a six-run who had dueled Sam McDo~U fiftiJ.innlng that carried the over eight innings before ~ Tigers past Boston. removed lor a pinch-hitt«'il McAuliffe also added a homer 1gamed his third vietory agai1;11!~ I lor the Tiger.. his eighth of the one loss. Steve Bailey was tbe E~::r~:a~:c:"l:n~:n~.!~~ loser. board of electi111s if their Bert Campaneri• sors obtain enough home from second base on an NEW YORK (UPI)-The Na- runners up In the NFL the week game hetwen the pro champion whoch has participated in the to put the issue on the infield hit by J•m Gosger to Ilona! and American Football before )be Super Bawl would and the college All Stars and Playoff Bowl in the past, Will ber ballot provide Kansas City with Leagues, having selected a new have no effect on attendance the July 8 coaches All Ameflca contmue to do so, but ":'Ill noi The C1ty Solicitor , aid his winning run in the se;;:~: sit~ for the 1988 Super Bowl and Rozelle said the choice of the game at Atlanta. partJc•pate fmancoally m t h e opm10n was based on the inning Campanens had re installed Cincinnati as the Orange Bowl site, which is Rozelie also made clear that Super Bowl. . that the voters could not cancel first with a two-out single AFL's lOth franchise, wmd up being expandnd to hold 78,000 the Orange Bowl committee, Players reoresental!ves, pres- a contract which Council th n stole second against today with a meeting of Nn. for the game, was made from a idl'<l over by M1ke Pyle of the ready has signed. 1.-•0iiiiOiiiiiiiiOOiiiiiiiiii,._iiiiiiiiiiii"'l club owners and player repre· group which Included the Chicago Bears, aud workmg m Such contracts include one sentatives. Coliseum, site of the first Suner coordination with Cleveland with the federal government The leagues Thursdav decldnd Bow! game, the New Orleans By United Pres• International attorney Creighton Moller, the urban renewal aid m the Riv<er-11 upon Miami's Orange Bowl, Sugar Bowl, the Cotton Bow! on National League NFL Player's Association attar- front area, wbich takes m with its vast 70,000 spectator Dallas and the Houston AstroG. AB R. H. Pet, ney, and Jom Finks of the stadium project· a 4().year seating capacity, as the ~te lor dome. Clmnt, p 1t 33 133 31 52 .391 Mmnesota V1kings organizal!on. dmm tease ag,.;ement with You get our usual fine the next World ChampiOnship The OWilers' plans to discuss Cepeda, S!L 30 113 20 41 .363 m charge of haoson woth Cmcmnati Reds, and a staolinrriii servoce and finishing . game to be held Jan. 14, 1968. aanclitnlng of a proposed Stars Staub. Hou 27 87 s 31 .356! players, are expected to ask bond ossue arrangement Commissiener Pete Rozelle, lnd Stripes Ali-Stsr game Brock, StL 34155 26 52 .3351 club owners to approve an AFL- the Hamilton County Coommis·ll eln at 9, out at 5 in making the announcement, scheduled for June 25 m Kmpl, NY Tl 91 6 30 .330 NFL All Star game lor the sioners. explained why the site had been FraM!urt, Germany, was Rose, Cin 38 153 'l1 49 ~20 player penSion fund Members of the H~tn~~;:ll changed from Los Angeles, ahelved wllen the promoters of Gnzlz. Ohil 32 91 14 29 .319 County Democratic Club where the first classic was the game canceled because the Aaron, Ali 37 142 :u. 45 317 1 uCir~C~UI~at"'in'l<g...'t~he~pe~h"''ti:"'on:~·:..·_ ___:!..2..1..6..e.....2..n..d........- ............ played Jan. 15 before 63,036. Department of Defense would Wilms Chi 36 183 20 42 .316 "They invited us ha~," aald not provide air transportation. !lltr SF 3510 21 34 .312 Rozelle, "but we thought 11 A key factor in the cancels' American League IUJD Stop In Today and Select Your would be a good idea to move it tlon of the game, which was It G. AB R. H. Pet. around and maybe have !tIn an be played for tl!e benef1l of U.S. Kallne, Det 35128 28 46 .359 AFL city." Miami is the hame servicemen and their families In F.Rbsn Bai 34123 28 !0 325 e OVa I , of the Dolphins, who made their Europe was the AFL's decision Carew 'Min 34127 16 41 323 1 AFL debut last season. Wednesday to limit rookies to Mnch; Cai 35119 2.1 38 .319 CINCINNATI (UP!) - City l eBits The commir,ioner also added only two preseason All Star Tovar' Mm 35 142 34 45 .317 SohcJtor Wolham McClain held : • Bridles that, in his oplnoon, the playoff games. '!be league sancti111ed Petclll Bos 36 135 20 42 .311 Thursday that an m1tiative pe- 1 • Hallen e Blankets bowl between the divisional! the Aug. 4 Chicago All Star Hinton' Clev 35 135 19 42 3n titoon to block construction ofl elead Ropes • Shoes Cngir 'Bos 23 92 13 28 304 the new Roverfront Stadium is eBrushes eCombs Berry' Chi JJtTI 23 38 299 legally invalid. Nrth,P, Del 35 138 16 40 2jjO McClam adviSed l'ity Council e Show Halters , Cmprs KC 34 138 19 40 .290 e Multi-Color Rope 1 ' Home Runs Tigers 33: Killebrew, Twins 28 < N Uooal League· A a r on F. Robmson, Orioles and ! Halters B a 11 . Brock Cards ,0 ' Yastrzemsko. Red Sax 't1 IND!ANAPOUS, Ind. yet.'' Tra~es B;aves g' Cieme;t~ Freehan, Tigers 25. i Parnello Jones and his Drivers now must make two p?"~· 8. 4 t'ed w;th 7 Pitching silent turbine engine may pit stops and most of them take 1!~~~lcan r:.ague : F. Robm-1 National League: Veale, Pi& the thunder front the Fords and on fuel, allhougl) few change Or' 1 d Kal'ne Togers rat<S G-0, Holtzman, Cubs 5-0: . ~....... , . son 10 es an 1 J . d Off h 1 . en ausers m ,~ay s ues. 10 : 'Freehan, Tigers and Mantle, Queen, Reds 5-1; ao'VJS an Phone 992·2774 m1le Speedway auto race, The Ol!yo-there are seven In Y· ks 9 6 tied with 8 Lemaster, Braves, Arrogo, Pomeroy, 0. Leaders ~ -" ~~ FREE!. ONE DAY SHIRT SERVICE I Robinson's ceaners p •• etitlons to Slop Stad' H ld J }'d Tmnbles Ciri wrinkles out!-, Permanent Press Cycle 2 Heat Selections SADDLES &LEATHER GOODS When You Buy Matching Washer S'lI enf Torb"IDe May steaI ThOftder From FordSMay 30 With Trade In 1 B.R.W. HDWE. 1 H&R FIRESTONE LEATHER SUPPLY Phone 992-2238 Middleport, 0. I' 1~ a;;;n~d~O~'D~c~IJ~,~Po~rA~Ie~sJ4-~t~.~~~~~;;;;;;;,;;;~~~;~:;;~:;::::::;;;:;:;~~~;:=:.;::~ New York(Soebert (Peterson at IFred Gerhardt predicted Is the field-are oreither of the anNational Runs League: Baited Clemente, ,;; Cleveland 3-3),0·217:301 the .turbo-charged super-chargNI turbo-charged P m. commg thmg at the vartety. Pirates 30 . Aaron, Braves 29; Washmgton (Pascual 3-21 at l Gerhardt, of _Fresoo, The super-charged Perez Rfds and Brock Cards Detroit (Sparma 4-0); 1 p.m. bas been buoldmg race . use a portion of the C~peda Cards 21). ' 27 Chicago (,John 3-2 and O'Toole smce the 1930s. . power to Ioree air hack America~ League: Kahne, ~ • I-ll at California (Brunet 1-7 He built 11 lor this carburetors. The turbos g_f:l1er- l ,..;;._===~===;il and Willh1t• ().II, 2, 9 p m. Speedway speclacl~, and ate even more pewer, utilizrng , Minnesota (Merritt 1 0) at of them will he In the on escapmg energy of ft{e exhaust lewis Repair Service - - ------- -- ~ Memorial Day. He owns gases to drive air back mlo the • HEATING or them himself. engme e PLUMBING 1 His latest models are ··r think the turbo-charger i3 e "'OOFING 1 radocally different from the commg lhing- from "' 1 yea:, but he IS already working , slandpomt of econony -FORI I on Jmprtwemen 18 . durabtllty," said Gerhardt. 1 Con~ple·t• Protection r SEI DON MILLS IUD DICK SIMPSON KARR, JR. "'Your lnaur•nc• Concollld? Wo Con WrUo tt" MILLS-SIMPSON Insurance Agency COATI BUILDING MtcldtOfiOI'I Ph. m2tOa "Sure lEWIS REPAIR SERVICE ; The turbme? It might be the Most experts agree the turllo-11 thing of the future, chargers are laster than said, but regardless how Jones Fords in the two fares on Memorial Day, he because they develop wv 2-2374 predicted the rules will power. 134 Mill St. Middleport changed to either such engines or to make them J competitive by reducing 1 Your I La ) Cliff SOCJety N y;- ""'!!:--' 1968 S_uper Game in Orange Bowl :;~~~f~l;r~:i~;~~~: ~~~=~: ::~::: J h S Zerkle D'Ies 'fuesday . c - I power. ° WG~11. ' ' By ·M\U\T-fN LADER receive a shot at the majors!without walking a batter was In one batter and allowed singles City Athletics beat the Ul'l Sporii'•Wr(ter u!IIJ! St. Louis called him up at the minor leagues in a spring to Woody Wondward m the third Ia Twms 3-2 a~d the On~ wild card may be all St. the tag end of last season, when' training camp," Hughes said. mmng and Orlando Martinez in Senators squeezed out a Louis ne~ds to complete a he was an aging 28. ..At that time I was a real wild the eighth. Between the two decisoon over the stacked deck. , Hughes continued to make the one." hits, he retired 15 men in a row. Indians. And if the vacancy sign ill most ·of his chance by ahutting Cardin a! manager Red The Chicago Cubs edged Lou Brock and Curt out, Richard Henry Hughes has out the AUanta Braves on only S ch o end i ens t chimed in: Cincmnati 5-4 In the National homered for the Cards, the credentials to fill the two hits Thursday night as SL "Hughes took a long time to get League's only other game, coming with two mates p01ltlon. Louis won 5-0. The most lo the majol'S' because he was culling the league-leading Reds' in the filth to wrap up Dick Hughes Is probably the amazing stalillllc of all was that so wild. He always could throw lead to 2'h games over St. second victory in three wildest of all the Cardinals, and not a single AUanta batter well but he had trouble with his Louis sions. Dick Kelley suffered he has paid for It with nine received a base on balls. control." In the American League, the fourth foss for Atlanta. years of his llle kicking around "The only other Ume I ean Hughes. a lean 190-pound DelrOJt Tigers 'routed the Ron Santo hit a the minor leagues. He didn't ever recall going lllne innings righthander, struck out mne, hit Boston Red Sox 9-3, the Kansas single with one out in the iThe Bend At aGlance --r--; :- ;;'*-·r:t' ~ ·r ~- Ji.m'/,ft'Ji~ - 1A Cards Bounce Back, Drop Braves • LegJS af ure $:: ., ~' ~ a ~lal , ' • ' ' ' ' trip io Ftoridl to discuss the proJect with leadIng Chrl!.ct'aft officials. T h I • SAIGON (UPI)-TboUS81lds of Thursday. Then a multl-batla- U.S. Army Spec;lal Forces move eventually led 10 1 labor u.s. Marines In a second lion ~Urine Ioree lniO lhe DMJI cemp. . ~ey, requested by the corinvasion of the Demilitarized and up bothersome bunker· The Marines plunged bac~ poration last P'ebrtlary. 'I'M' sur· Zone (DMZ) on the North-South mlested hill 117. lniO the D~ only M'¥'5 al!er ny attracted 1456 Tri-Coonty Vietnam border eOilquered a The Ltathemecka counted 84 relurninl to their camp trwn p~denta. ' CommuniJI hilltop lortrw llld dead CommulllSia In the light· Operation Hickory Nut, the llffi . . • Bolt B m~L chased Its mauled survivors ing. Marine officials said 14 American operation in · the The International orgsniatmn '-'J oe "'" today Leathern..,ks were tllled In the DMZ. Hlc~ nut was a week· ha• nine other<plants in t he A ;...nd tealb.mect drive hatUe and another llt wounded. lung sweep which cut into United S!ilel, and oq~ . e(lch Sandra Garnes, Salem Center second grader' who just below lhe buffer zone HOI 117 Is localed just fiv' elements of two NortheltVletna· tu Canaila, l~y an~ ~ilaer: woo the Meigs County "name the booiunobile" contest pushed Into the guerU!a-lnfested miles northwest _of Con Thien, mese ~ and I 111ore l4ntl. • ' 100 with ber entry, "Mr. Eddy Educator," has received a con· jungle IDOUIIIaiDa near the an American arWlery base and than Communllts dead. Three team1 surveyed tndusgratulatory letter from Joseph Shubert, state librarian. . Laotian berder. trial sites In three states, eo•· , A picture of Sandra, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bill The separate Marine drives In ering many communlttu belo~ CARL ALESHIRI! Games, Dexter, wblch appeared In the Dally Se~tmel r~ the narrow border area aimed lite Gautpolls site was ael~cted, ..... ud .u.••• "' . · .,.:., AJe. "He said lie needed lhe·i cently, Ia CUITelltly being displayed at tbe bulletin boar at smasblng units of live North "Many eommunlll~ hfd . •• ... ,..., - - · dfsperately and hacl . at the ltate library In Columbus. Vletnameae divisions In the much to offer as Gallipolis.". ·~· Jl!!lland, received wonl 1':;:a lot of thOUiht to It • • • . · area. said Sliort, "but the p e o p I e Wedllesday lhat their 1011, 11 he came In here," bani . THE HGLo.ETTIES" are being reorgaJUzed in Meigs A Marine multi. hattsllon Chris-Craft o(flclals met here, Pvt. Carl Alesblre, bal been Vice President John Miller said:. COunty. . . b Ioree launched their atta~ Into and the treatment they reeelv\ld wOIDidM Ill aetloa Ill VIetapologiZed and thalll<ed Jbe 1 proved to be the dlflerence," be < nam tn May ZO. I'YI. Aleahlre . The organization consists of g1rls, aged fl~e throug • the DMZ Thursday and fouMbl a . girl teller lor being nice 10 llllld is headed by Mlas G!oria Buck. The children. tak vicious slx-llour battle before One hundred seven Rio Grande ~~Uege students are continued. I 11 In the lath Snrgleal Hoapll~art are taught baton tw1r~ng and marching ro:JID~~ routing Communist defenders candidates to receive degrees or certif1cats from tbe col· The 32 _31 acres beln!! pur- l aL lila tollditlen 11 believed The un!denllfied gunman aiM year the group took part m several_parades "the Bi and takiDg Hill 117, a North lege on Sunday, June 4. chased by Chri..cra!t lies at 110t 10 be ~trlou. talked to an FBI qenl WhO>WI'I YOI!' plans are already unaerway to participate m g Vietnamese forlresllrom whlch The college'• nlnety-fust com· University College at New Pala, the southwestern end cf the ln. tht bank. The .agent BeJid Regatta Week End Presbyle . Church the CommuniJII fired mortars mencement wlll be held at 2:30 New York, and an alumnus of duslrlat Park and extends from Wl81JCC~~BIIfull7,atteolpled to talk 0 } Parade. rian · and rockets at the American p.m. on the college green. Bac- Ric Grande College wlll deliver SR 7 to the C a. 0 raUroad up. Glrla interested should c o n. CONTRIBUTIONS ARE wei· border outposts. calaureale will be held at 10:311 the commencement eddress. tracks. ~ .Mlu Buck. A talented dan- come. report members of the The drive In South Vietnam's that morning, also on the green. Paul R. Shaub, executive se,r 11 is also appl'OIImately 1.110& cer lnd batoo twirler, Miss board of Gravel Hill Cemetery northwest eomer swept near the an retary of Pralrlo Homeatea • feet southwest of the proposed Bid: also Ia accepUng private t Cheshire spot where ene of the war's Fifty-eight stoden~ 1ar~ ~: Inc.. Wichita, Kansas. wIll Gallla-Melgs Regional Airport, sllldenta thla spring. a · bloodiest batues was fought two dldales for the Bac e~ 11 I- speak at the Baccalaureate. which ts presently being COLUMBUS (UP!) ~!~~~~~ Need for funds for mainten- weeks ago-Hlll 881. ence m Elementary uca 0~ Shaub Is also an alumnus of tlsed for bids, and is aeheduled th th General A 107 at glance: Miss Seren Lewis, daughter ance of cemeteries IS always a Before the JleW DMZ Invasion degree; 36 for the Ba~elo\:n Rio Grande. for COJII!ruction this aummer. Thur~ay 8 of cMr. & Mrs. William E. Lew· Illite more obvious a r 0 u n d the Marines repulsed two Science I~ Secondary uca clThis airport will conatst of a is,. Set:ond St., Middleport, was Memorial Day. The well-kept I ground attacks on Con Thien by ,degree; 811 for Bachelor of S m I •••imoo n '"' I • 4.000 X 75 loot paved runway Rwe By Mn. A. L. Barr ' 8 the ,technical director for tho Cheshire cemetery employs North Vietnamese forces earlier ence degree; two for tbe ~: COUJMBUS tUPI) - T b • with lights. Bills passed: Annie Entsmlnger Miller, 116. '""'t collegiate production of maintenance help every w0 r k1 elor 01 Arts, and five are ' long Memorial Day weekend In closing, Short · said, "The Am. Hll344, allowa use life long resident of L1111KJ' Eawant Albee's ''The American day throughout the year, how, lng two-year cadet elem~n~ seta underway Ia Oblo today exercising of this option by syphilis test made bJ ville, died at Kimes Rest Home Dr~oam." ever. Funds are needed for MeigS education teachmg cerUIJcal · wttll an omlnouo prelude. Cltris.ct'aft culminates many states in applying lor Ohio mai~·I,_ Athens. She was member 8 ed 8 a , two new mowers as well as for Dr. Roland G. Will, formrly AI leaot ellbl peraoa1 were months of Intensive ellort by riage license. (Vote the Langsville Church. FunThe play ;as t~g 0I professor of education at State tdlled In Bekeye lraflte IC> your Community Improvement Am. SB33, defines aervices were held at the 1 8 other Items. cltlenll Tbunday. Aad a Corporatoon. •r patt Of tbe est va teea will 1 c c e 1 of common pleas courts to l..ang$Yille church wllh I Rev. Wijek Sat Warren _ the group 1 ala til eoald be added lo the "AU of those who have eJ· applications for orders officiating and burial Seren eludes Allen Hughes, c. P. Eru IIIL pended so much time and ef· lng arbitration award!. Robson Cemetery. RelaUvu duate of Middle- IBradbury, Dale Allensworth, Stale efflclala predict S5 per- fort on the proJect are certain· from a dlstapce were 1965 Is a ara d R sh Charles R o u s h sons wbo bead laiO tile four- ly to be commended. Sub. IIB215, authorlteS a Mary Davll and aon, port H1gh School. Loy ou ' MeN 1' George B. Prlce, dec. to MinS day Dnl flollday e1 aummer "Additional announcements •·· person to make a gift Charles Athey, Forrest ea nie E Price Earle A Price ... John Davis, Charleston, W. Va.; Warren Wolaon ts a four year ' and Merrill Bunce. El •P . Webster Mnd 0 ( will not be olive lo aee it end. wlll be fortqcoming in the fll· his body or paris of II Mr. lnd Mrs. Dewey Hlnst, liberal aMI college owned and Tr~~ "~~non ' TbeJ wiD diem tnlftc wneb lure conlalniJ1i addiUonal iJI. death to medical science. west Mansfield, o.; Mr. and operr' J by the Board oUr Nad SNAPSHOTS Mr. and Mrs. Min~ie E Pric~, dec. to Earle IDd 1,111 more wiD be bljv- ~~~onft ~~~nth! proposed 57·22), Mrs. Bryon Allen, Waverly.; tiona! MoSSJons of the mle Early Roush, one of Me I g s A Price Cert for Trans LebTHENS Ohio (UPI) - Two od. rJS ra ac I y. . Senate . a~d Mrs. Dwight BroWII; - - - - , · 1 · • • ' A • Atlendmg t h I s mornmg's AJ•·-· County s mcest coupes, prepa!' anon Ohi University students have Bills passed· ""''"• W. Va.; w-.a.n -~ to obs e their golden · . press conference were · G orl Mn Gar1 0 3f mg erv G Elsa Pnc. Webster to Ear e asked almost 1110 other coUe~es of the CIC Chamber of C 0 111• Am. HB243, doubling the rovep ; · · wedrlmg anmver~ary er- A. Price, 18.251 Acres, Leban· and universities to participate NeWS merce and area news media ent $2 fee for hun!IJ1i MUler~port; aid Shuster confmed to Holzer on. In a student vigil Saturday, de• · (Vote 20-7). and Mrs. White, Ch• Hospotai waiting to have _bones Hazel D. Burke to Phyllis J. signed to ca.U attention to tho Am. SB235, d.arllying Elnore WJIIJamiOII, set followo_nll a fall at hJS em- Knowlton, Myrl E. Kno_:vlton, crisis in the Middle East I GaDipolll _ 1.'1.8, 20.1 nnand dulles ol meml!er1 of I HARTFORD - Funeral ser- pioyment m Athens earlier this 1.43 acre, Columbia. n' 24 ft. Ohio Youth Commission. Mr. and Mtl. Duane Bur vices for Mrs. Gold.e Hartley, week tremendous response May Jewell Arbogast, Exee., They are Paul Knapp, 20, : ~- PleaJul - 16.49, Pome27.0). and SOli, Sbawu, of Oak lllll, Am. IIB60, giving genera and Mr. llld 1111'1. Larry Barr 59 Hartford who died Wednes- lto the annual alumni reunoon• William G. Arbogsot, dec., 10 West Meadows, Long Island, day evening' at the home of land Mrs. Pearl Reynolds, ;n· Delmas and Doris Farley,106.50 and Steven L. ~ ~1, ~ se~- ~ ~~1!45~9 ~~~ ~!~=~~~ of state J!lllverslties of Lang_svllle apent Mother'• her daughter Mrs John Me- thusiasm personlned looking or· acres Solem. lor from New e e, . . 89 f IIi State College of MedJ. With their parents, Mr. coy, Syracuse, Ohlo. will be ward to the t5th reunion of her Robert K. Lindstamer, Co~>o "We an doing tbil to show : a IIi· . and Youngstown Unlvri Mrs. Alpha Barr. held Saturday at 3 p m. at the clan 81 Middleport llif!ll nie Lu Lindstarner to P avId that concerned students are a· i Kanawha - London on t h ei Mr. aod Mrs. Clark !Vote :1'1-4). ' Mn. Dora Lynch 11!11 cbU· Church of Christ in Christian John Lebow, I!Oll ol Mr. 8 nd Ray Powell, Lindo Po1fell, roused by the threat of war ;n sill. Marmet on the 101, WIn- and family, Columbus, Bills signed by the governor: dren visited Mr. and Mn. 0.., · Union with the Rev John O'· Mrs. Bill Lehew and 8 real 2\1 acteS, Olive. · tbt Middle East," the sluden!J field running 1 loot. Mother's Day with Mr. and Am. HB178 establishing a Lynch Sunday afternoon.., Brya~ officiating. · lover of pets: displaying IW<ll Dorsel Miller, Catherine Mil· said. Kanaw.. _ Allen R Merrill Rernie Edwards. of ~tal relsrdation ' Mr. and Mrs. Roaald Balla Burial w'il he in Brown's Hill new gumea P•KS. the most re- ler to Blaine A. and Adda L. · Mary Klbble, of San the Division ol of Hamden- called on ·her ala'I H tf rd F . nd cent addition to his collection 1 Newell 2 acres Oran¥e , 1 The vigil at OU will be on down Londoo 4:10 a.m.; Soldy co Calli was 1 ~t EUecUve An• :M ter Mr1. Alpba Birr Sunday. cemetery n ar o ne sl M dM J J h ' ' . •· I d I down London 1·10 am.. Olean- ' " -.· , , . F I . Fun a! r an 1'11. ames onD. E. Miiier, dec .. to Alma Ina man campus areen an • · • ber slster, ', Mrs. Edna SB158, parmlttill( Mra, "''"' v-'t"\'ce --~ 'lit' may call. at ~ es~ng 1 ~r 8 ' son and family, soon to he ieav· Miller, Cert. for Trans., Mid- will feature several apeakers, der down Marmet 6;45 p.m.; She also vi!Jlted with her lo build t!tllt!Y .ptDi ap "'llllillc \rilb Home thll even ng rom · ing Meigs County enjoying ac- dt rt Merry Jan clown. Marmet 1:10 er Anderson B a cii!U and k her ct.\JIIIi!¥' Ml'& JAFi!f 11 11 1 ~::,.~: ~ ~ at the tivlties at the .,;,rnlval being :'rl .B. Mossman, Ruby M. a.m.; Polly R. JJP Winfield 12:· tl~t at Camd~-Clark =!~a to :!tre th~a e .'!i,.'uafes~hfd; bid·~~ Mrs Hartle was p. . Nl in 'IJ<Insored by Pomeroy firemen Mossman to Eslle E. Mosoman, S9 a.m.; Beaver, down WIn- Plirkersburc, W. Va. Elfeclln AUg. :H. ley,par!J at the fellowah)i;~ Y I on the parkm11 lot along the Frieda 0 Mossman 81 acre a800 field 2:25 a.m.; Helen Z. up Ted Wnson of the US Am SB?I giving tbt rec6ntly Bingo wu death by her hu~ an . ar Ohio River Salisbury. ' · ' Winfield Ul a.m.; A. J. Pat- ill spending several daY~' nor 'to bring tho prizes 1were woa bJ·;~ -a ' Richard Hartley In 1960 She · ten down Winfield 3·25 am · · · · """ wu , member of the Church Marion P. Cowdery, aka Mal' · · · :: with relallv"!l bert. program~ into line IVitlt the Fetty and Mn• .,...a · · 1 Ou1JIIn Christian Union and ion Cowdery to Umted States, Mr. and Mrs. Ike Cooper of 0. F. Shearer down Wlnflel~f. 1\ecent villolors ollllrs. era! Hlgllfty Safety Al!t Tile doo~ prize wu • 0 0 , Easement, Olive. PorUand, Oreeon, visitNI sev- 45 a.m.; Mountsln State up In- Ia Shumway wen Mr. anti 19f111. E!fectlve Immediately. Mrs. Clair Nelson. Other';~ 18 IIJr'llved bv lour sons Ja;.es Dana E. We I e b, Allee ere! days with Mrs. Elizabeth field 6:40 a.m.; Jenx, up Lock Blaine Newell, Athena, and Am. SB$1) tlvlnC city were ldae Lynch, Wana· ~111 11 . Charlo. 0 '11 10 n: po sU. 8 A . Se ern' Welch to Dear! Porter, Virgin· Jeffers. 14. 9:40 p.m.; Jlellable down and Mrs. Junior Russell. authority to' alieiS lor lilY Glenna Fetty, P nil sia ' 18111, • . rmy' v • M p 18 Sclpl 14 at 11'!5 p m • Duncan 8Tuce der'•lf of .._ Do Go"'"· ...c 11 Maryland. and Harold. whose · orter, parce • o. Mrs. Clara Wllllama of Clif· · . · ·• . F u John"" · of the cost and IIPfillle .....s. n •w,, UOJlo tddreltl II unknown and on e U!na E. WoUe to Allee M. ton ts visiting in Washington down 14' US a.m.' · ,.. Mr. and Mra., John struetlng or malntalnllll Dena Ho!lmfl. Ento d •hter Mra Joh~ !Pa 11 Yl NEW HAVEN - John Sher- Gran~ Lot, llliddleport. with her aon Tom. who Is ,.. aon up 15, at I p.m. with Cllap- and family, Pomeroy, Rd.. ea. ElfecUva AUf. u. Maxine Dfar, SharM~• ' · man Zerkle, formerly of New Clara Radford to Geneva F. "•w ko aurg•rv erone In tow; Cotton Queen up Mr. and Mrs. Robert HB192 transfers on Barr, Elvira Barr, Clarice • Haven, died Tuesday at h Ia TUttle, Lot, Mlddlepol'l cupera-,. 111 -'' 15 II 5130 a.m.; E'dtana lloto and daughlera, Belpre, Salt Fol'k Like 1n Lo!J8slreth, Elnore Nelson, • home In Ft. Pierce, Fla., Tues- Claire Blackwood t. Uoyd Jt. Mr. and Mrs. Jobn Loper and Warth up al 11 at 4;10 a.m.: dinner euests of Mr, ~ from the state W..da Nelson, Mrs. Emery Anto Hital\f••lbox day. He was the aon of the late Blackwood, parcels, orange. family of Columbuo. visited ov· Queen City up 16, at 6:40a.m., Dorsell!lebel on Mothers to the Natural Haw apd Me CrOUJer. Th~ On Union Awnue WU!iam and Carolyn Cunnlllf- Robert Dodderer, 4ec. to Da· er the weekend wttb ber motb- Flqahlp down II at 1:10 a.m.; llfrl. Mary P~erce and DeplrtrJJent. demoqstrato!'l were ~ and ~ ml!bap Jll!l west ham Zerkle, vld W. Dodderer, Wllllam D. er, Mrs. Dorothy Cartwright CalhoUD up 17, at 1:1& a.m.:. Monad Wllaon, Lolli HB1M, eorrtctltlg the name o e Llblrtan. Jlefrnluntnll of the Pomet'1lY eJTI!Or•"on . h' 'f Dodderer, Esther R. Rlgcs, Mrs. Rebecca Starl<ey and J~ Up 17, at 1:40 a.m.; were r~ aallera of Division of Pa~ and aerved o:l pollt cldpl, Ice 11 limit• on Union-Ave.. waslnve~t- S~~ ~vov~ b[. ;~/:;: Cert. lor 'n'ans., Olive. daugbter, Glenna, Miss Mary Jefllloat up IT. at 4:30 ,• m.; BaSI Larklnl. , B:lfectlve Aug. :H. cream cup cakee, liool ade and l~ated by Mei~s County Sher' an 8 n, ' Bernice Barber to Hay Barb- Wise, of New MarlliJSviile, W. Steel Erpreu down It, US 1. Ml1. Dale Smllll and oof1te. ~r Robtrt llartenbacll~ !)e. lando, Fla.; four grandchildren, or Jr., Shirley Barber, parcels, va., visited on Sllnday wllh Mr. m.; Chril Jr,, ~p '10. M 5:!0 a. were business viaiiDrs Ill partment at .3:05 a. m. today. tllree . brothers, Frank, New Ollve. and Mn. C. J. Wtae and Jimmy m.; Lad)' MIJnOn ~p 20 at? a. poliJ racenUy. 0 Authorltles said William B. Haven, Vernal, Newell W. \Ia., J;verett W. lark, Jr., Freda In New HaftD. m.; Kenova, up 21, at 5:25 a. Mr. and Mrs. Lawls Ml)•es,j Ufe ,j wa•la~ 41 f'l)~~~eroy drt.,. and Carl of Hartford, and two J. Clm to OrvlUe Jarrell, J• Mrs. WilHam Beaselman and m.; L\lllier Hllrdman up Gatt~ Sardis, tlalled 1111h Mr. an in~ easi. t~ eontrol his ear sisters, Mrs. Blanche Vanvoa- 11e arrell. \0 acre, Letart. ohlldren of Canton, Ohio, wore polls H5 p.m.; Steel Trader Mrs. John Heller. and Mr. o Adllllaalol!l , willie etlemptlng to light a ciR· aen, East !Jverpool, and Mrs. Helen , Rouah, Lester L. Sunday cuesta of Mr. and Mrf. down at 6:30 p.111. VaUey 1'ra111- Mrs. R. E. Wllliaml 'lbunda.yi eWS ' 'Andrew B. Gllmore, 81. Thltd arette, hit a mall bol belon~nc Addle Boston, Huntington. RllUah to Millard Van Meter, Ralph Fruth and family. porter down at p.m.; evenln&. 'Ave.; Larry D. Gilbert, 1\1. I · to ~!orris D. Snider, and went Funeral Mntees wW be Sat- Vera Van Meter, Lot S, Racina. Mrs. Catherine Swalllel at· Phlllp Sporn up 12:10 a.m.; H. M!'l. Beu Larklnl ""' a GaDipolls; John ft. CHhleilll,' ' 1M!' 111 ll!'lbaaltml!nt. No dam- urday at 1:SO p. m. at the Foa· 0rv111t !llpley, dec., to Lela tended the funeral of George E. Bowles up 1:11 a.m.; Tlbolt ner put of Mr. anoJ Mrl. Attendance II Sund., I Vinton; llfrl. Jamet II. ages. tn!Urles or arreata wore luon& Funeral Homt with tho Ripley, Mudreil Ripley, Alfid. DoWDa in Alb111y on Monday, ov 3:15· a.m.; Mart lillBttn up vill MarU. Lon& lloUOm, May Zl at the Frtl Apple Grove, W. \Ia.; reported. Rev. Dave Fielde offielatlnf. lor 'n'ans~ Letart. Mr. lnd Mn. Larry Belcher at 2:61 1-ll\.; Elier Cliff up at Mother'• Day. · Church wu W. John P. Saueir;. Rt. 1 Pt. Burial 1llll be ta Graham eem. Lela Ripley, Klldred Ripley, cd family of Newark, Ohio, 1:15 a.m.; West up at 7:25 a. Mrs. Evelyn Spencer $Z3.1G. ~leas11ot; Mrs. Gao r 1e E. 'IQ IIBCOKATB Ont etery. Friends may call froin 7 Ada Norris to Macele Dila, tlalted over the woekelld with m.; Harry llytl' ~ Green- Linda. Tupjlerl Plllna, Bibles Wire P-ted Knapp. Rt. a Letarl;· Mn. HowThe Rutland Alumni Am. to g lhls tvenq Woodrow DUs, f acrea, Letart. Mra. Elilabeth Jellera, and up 11•10 p.l!l.; I>Mbe Up at mld· with Mrl. IIOl'oll\7 three Pomeroy lllch Sdlool Do .Pt. ; ,P!,1111111 will meet In the hl8h aehool • Robert C. lfartenbach, Sher- Mr. lnd Mn. John MeDantel. night; C1iar1U K. ilp •t 1:41 a. receniiJ. ion Sunday IDOl'IIIDIIat fill Alva .l'\. Plt.JYIII toft~Abt at 1 ~ m to decorIff David Franklln Lawson, Mn Dorothy Cartwr!Cht vi• m.; llred, cjoWa S:)ti a.m.; , Wal· Recent tlaltora of Mr. an MeiJJodiat O!ureh. They M "!'~·· t "~""- \y. ;~~ ate fat the hallq1let An alumni Sgt. Thelu Wiwl J.;,lce te.ma LawiCIII to John J. lted o~ Sunday in Ravenawood ter G. ROt,igllliid ~~ J:SO •· Mrs. Ben lklo~. , wara ~~~~. J. R. Tracy, IJndil Roulh · . Ollflon, llaymollil 1ft lll'led to H t ..-..._ AFB R09!f, Mary K. Rose, .. ~. wltb Mr. and Mrs. Ike Cooper m.; Natl011al up all~~ ~.ln.; ~d Mrs. Rlillcij' Coi~I>D. Michael Wrlgbt; Plill Will_;'•lll 11'1ol T. S®tt· onor a VIlli Chestet. lind relatlvea. Yalvolble ~wn ?;110 1ftllj- pre, and Mr. _.. llts. • trllltandent, made lht P' 111 T.s,t. James- L. Thellt1 bas Suale M. Fischer to Mary Dinner auetts of Mrs. Matll· ne H. \till"~ lock: al .:51 CaiD·d lljlll··llf· ~· . ~~~ :_ ~cm~err,!: R. .Porter. parctll, SuiiOD. da Noble on Sunday were Mr. p.m.; l!:Ss<t. Va., ~ II: Mr. lllll ""' Bllll ,areen ctlizeol Telephone Co. to lnd Mrs. J. w. Noble of New p.m.: Eieble Q'. down 1z:to a. lamJiy were weekeod ...D~mF· · r or th~ 20 48 ll'le!d 'l'ralnlhg Detaob- SoiJiheasterD Ohl• Telephone Ol'leaDI; Mr. and Mra. Mra. m.; Rav-ood up 4:10a.m.: 'her mother, -Mrs. GrO<!r!rr..~~~: - '<... ~~-· ~... • ,- - - - - ..... ~- ... - .- - - '"J" "'t .... .-..., '" ' ';{"~ ,. ' '' ' ~ < '\ ' _y• l,.l.Dally Stlltlilel, Pomeroy~l!lep011, Q., May 28, 1~!_ ..' 4 power. "What I'd really like to see , ••• ,' ' I . .' . ' re<jucing the fuel capacity and 1 , three mandatory pit stops," 1said Gerhardt. "I think the tanks sh&Uid he cut down from 175 to no more than 55 gallOIUI 1these cars would bandle 1 } .' ' ". . ' . '• .. ' ' ' ' ' .." ' '"' ' Kansao City <Nash 5-3), 7 p.m. I Bosten (Robr 3-2) at Balli· more (McNally 2-2), 8 p.m. S8111nlaiY'• GIJIIOI New York at Cleve Twilight .Washington at Detroit 'thicago at Callt.. night Min at Kan City, twilight Boston at Bait.. night .· of Ouali~" .. ' ' .. ,: ~ •. •• < ' > ' ,' •• . .o • , . '' 4n, �• • • I ···~-·~!!!l!!!!~~·~·~!!!!!!!!!~ct Beat of .' .' ' , ·O•· ft fims-Craft ;..... Marines Capture F ~ ~. '~ ~~, r ;wr I' <XINT. ··FROM Plf,l! 1 ) ' ',.;~ 1 J • . ' Dally Sentinel, P()meroy Middleport.-0., )j{ay 26, 196~ Rio's 91 st Ceremony 107 To Recei've Degrees 0r cert'f' I ICat es June4 . I Langsville Society Notes property Trans fers ! :n~on w~:.: co~~ibut;;"~s ~ ::~· stud~t. fn- II VI'~ Asked by 0 UStudenl Jn Colleges • H tley · G ldIe , d Dies Wednes ay ° River u,~::l d=~;: Reedsville Society Notes 1 1 m: M b~E , persona) pla~· fd BJ''Uniled .Press lnlerMtlonal NaUonal League W. L. Pel. Cincinnati 'l1 14 .669 ... ~~~~ 21 13 .618 2¥.. ~... 20 15 .571 4 Chicago 20 17 16 .541 .556 4¥.. AUadta 20 5 San Francisco 20 17 .541 5 New York 11 22 .333 12 Houston 12 27 .3118 14 Thursday's Results Chicago 5 Cincinnati 4 St. Louio 5 Atlanta 0 (night) I only games scheduled) Probable Pltchero ..An Times EDT Atlants (Keliey 1-3) at New York !Seaver 4-2). 8 p.m. St. Louis !Washburn 2·21 at Philadelphia !Bunning 3-5), 8·05 p.m. Cincinnati (Nolan 4.0) at Pittsburgh oVeale 6-0), 8:05 pm Houston (Giusti 1).5) at Ch•cago (Culp 3-31, 2·30 p.m. Los Angeles !Sutton 1-5) at San Francisco (Marichal 7·3), II P m. Saturday's Games Atlanta at New York ~!. Lou~ at Philadelphia Cincinnati at Pittsburgll, night ~ouston at Ch1cago Loo Angeles at San Francisco American League W. L· Pet. GB Chicago 22 11 .667 ... Detroit 22 13 .629 1 Boston 18 18 .5110 5'h Baltimore 17 17 .5011 5"' Kansas C•ly 18 18 .500 5\2 Cleveland 17 18 .4$ 6 Minnesota 16 19 .457 7 New York 15 19 .441 7'h. Calllorma 16 . 22 .421 810 Washin~ton 15 21 .417 81'. Thursday's Resulta iVash. 2 Cleve., I, night Detroit 9 Boston 3, mght Kan City 3 Min 2, night fOnly games scheduled) Today'• Probably Pltcbers (All Times EDT I 1 1 oi ' II& Hospitat News · attelld. Mrt: niE DJDY SINTINEl ~ \~ON ;r. :ent ~ Ot.ia fkt~ lor:" :J'i.';.ce ~":: eo., Stave Noble, Pt. Pleasant; Mr. J. S. Lewis down 5:30 a.m.; ley, of Porl!mputb. :::,: !.:>j,':.i.."'i"=:' wort and Mrs. Stanley Harbour Eastern ''" p.m. Mra. _ . , ., ---... Cltl,_ 'fllepboae CompaDy to family; Lance Corporal Darny Uent tt -.-.. atnn1 -0- · u 1 propellor lbstructet. Soutbullera o h 1o Tile~ trarbollr of Ca1np LeJeune ..-d Vtterue lllnllrtal ~~Mp~tial POIIIetGy. ·· · ;;;;;;;;,: •,:.: Theta 11 the 1011 llf Mn. Car- Co., Dlld t1 Mqer, Melp. Mrs Hal'bour of New Ravan. AdmliaiOIII - Lennls A1t- Dinner of Mr. and 'J"--· rle Stnelalr ol SyraCUie and the Gayle IL Pr!ce, Elr. Nell All ~f Mrs. Noble's family was llhlre, Pomeroy; Paql Holt.r, Dale 'II' 1••• _,. •"' " late !mest Theln. Price Griffith, dac:. to A1 nee present for Mother'8 Dat el· Racine; DaiS)' Swick, Mlddlfo Mr. Price, Parctll, Labanaa. eept Dl~k Noble, who reoklu port. · Cfmltle ~IDd ~=:;r.:;;. CALLED TWICE Robert Hllrtenbacll, lherlff, at MeCoy!vllle, Pa. D11charp1 - Lull ltodattl1 ond friend, .,,.,. t!! ~.'-:: Middleport U JqUadmeD Howard s. Roulh, Leah Yiri!rt. Edith Dent, Rlehattf Wlllebren. bolf, and Mn. were au!DIIlOI1ed at 12:118 p. m. Ia Rouah 10 Lila S. Mitch. Carl GROUP ro M'£li'J' ner, Sidney Hankinson. - · - ., Thuraday for Mrl. Emmett E. Milch, lots, Pomaroy. ' MASON - The Maton Coun~ ""~ - . . ., - .., ifiiihei, Mlddlepor~ who w~1 I)' Assoellltlon for Rete~ PUPILS 10 .....,J8TER • .., taken 1o Gallipolis Clinic •• a DIVOBC!il GIWft'li:ll · Cllildrtn will meet Friday eve- Regiatratlon oiiJI!Pils wlah~ -•;.: medlcll patient The 111uad waa A dlwree tw betn arantad nlng, May 21, at ?:30 p. m. In to attend the ~ Y.actUon alito Calltd for Rutb Cheadle, Tbo0111 K. JaciiiiGD frOm· S. ~ AppalaChian Audltoll'Uln. Bible School wid be heJa 11 lilt Jlj Soutb ~"·• all:ll8 p.lll. Ill M. Jacbon Ia Melfi ODulltJ 'nu! meetl!IC wiD l!oneern the Letart l!'alll tl.-~, 1Cbo11 if';!~:=ll=,..~·~ · uil.-• - llkta to V.111 Ollabmon Pleu Court on~ lllllllli teacbetl rtport. A11 Sunday. ~ -, ,fl'oql -,1 , Ill ' '., 1 ·~'"' "'" Jjtj Mlsborlal Hospital for medical -' 11'011 lltg!eet 1114 atremejmelnberalnd Interested lniiiVId- ji. to. ~ le ftteQC!ljl.tp ,(>~ ~~ crueJ17, uaJa ara eordlaiiJ Invited. re.._, . , . ,, .. p. , ;.,; AlUlA M .... -n.~ Rlglrt8 of Way, Meigs. lktme 'hlepbone C~mpllf!', 'ao~ ~P Eunlce:!IJ\'IIUe 81s~a~·~!~ ii:c a:;....,....,""""' Glrolaml, Harrjr ! . Bllly Caslb, Mrs . . Tema J. ~­ Andel'!Oil,, L ' u ' . Herman Ander1011, •.a .,...,.,..,-= Webb, CAlVIn 1>1.,;.'lleyM'eMU 1\aD, .l•lrt .... .;.;! Mrs. I' •• 1 llld infant dJIJihtlr ., -· • ' ' ~ '~ I inningwith to provl!le Dave Boswell. h~,· . Cubs their seeolldsurprising straight 450-loot home..Rod lor Carew ,the Tw' the •ictory over Clnclni!4ti and Reliever Paul Lindblad yiel move them past Atlailta only two hits in the four ipDi fourth place. Chicago woritl!d-i!J boost tiiJ record , overcame two-run deficits . . , ;, •~ , rellever C~l Koon¢e shut out A nJnth-fnnlng single by pln4 Reds over the final four innings. hitter Jim King proved decis~· Touchel All Baset for, \Y.ashtngton, -Wbicit snap Jim Northrup hit his string of seven straight Joss 8 grand slam home run of to the Indians. Barry MOIIl4, season to highlight a six-run who had dueled Sam McDo~U fiftiJ.innlng that carried the over eight innings before ~ Tigers past Boston. removed lor a pinch-hitt«'il McAuliffe also added a homer 1gamed his third vietory agai1;11!~ I lor the Tiger.. his eighth of the one loss. Steve Bailey was tbe E~::r~:a~:c:"l:n~:n~.!~~ loser. board of electi111s if their Bert Campaneri• sors obtain enough home from second base on an NEW YORK (UPI)-The Na- runners up In the NFL the week game hetwen the pro champion whoch has participated in the to put the issue on the infield hit by J•m Gosger to Ilona! and American Football before )be Super Bawl would and the college All Stars and Playoff Bowl in the past, Will ber ballot provide Kansas City with Leagues, having selected a new have no effect on attendance the July 8 coaches All Ameflca contmue to do so, but ":'Ill noi The C1ty Solicitor , aid his winning run in the se;;:~: sit~ for the 1988 Super Bowl and Rozelle said the choice of the game at Atlanta. partJc•pate fmancoally m t h e opm10n was based on the inning Campanens had re installed Cincinnati as the Orange Bowl site, which is Rozelie also made clear that Super Bowl. . that the voters could not cancel first with a two-out single AFL's lOth franchise, wmd up being expandnd to hold 78,000 the Orange Bowl committee, Players reoresental!ves, pres- a contract which Council th n stole second against today with a meeting of Nn. for the game, was made from a idl'<l over by M1ke Pyle of the ready has signed. 1.-•0iiiiOiiiiiiiiOOiiiiiiiiii,._iiiiiiiiiiii"'l club owners and player repre· group which Included the Chicago Bears, aud workmg m Such contracts include one sentatives. Coliseum, site of the first Suner coordination with Cleveland with the federal government The leagues Thursdav decldnd Bow! game, the New Orleans By United Pres• International attorney Creighton Moller, the urban renewal aid m the Riv<er-11 upon Miami's Orange Bowl, Sugar Bowl, the Cotton Bow! on National League NFL Player's Association attar- front area, wbich takes m with its vast 70,000 spectator Dallas and the Houston AstroG. AB R. H. Pet, ney, and Jom Finks of the stadium project· a 4().year seating capacity, as the ~te lor dome. Clmnt, p 1t 33 133 31 52 .391 Mmnesota V1kings organizal!on. dmm tease ag,.;ement with You get our usual fine the next World ChampiOnship The OWilers' plans to discuss Cepeda, S!L 30 113 20 41 .363 m charge of haoson woth Cmcmnati Reds, and a staolinrriii servoce and finishing . game to be held Jan. 14, 1968. aanclitnlng of a proposed Stars Staub. Hou 27 87 s 31 .356! players, are expected to ask bond ossue arrangement Commissiener Pete Rozelle, lnd Stripes Ali-Stsr game Brock, StL 34155 26 52 .3351 club owners to approve an AFL- the Hamilton County Coommis·ll eln at 9, out at 5 in making the announcement, scheduled for June 25 m Kmpl, NY Tl 91 6 30 .330 NFL All Star game lor the sioners. explained why the site had been FraM!urt, Germany, was Rose, Cin 38 153 'l1 49 ~20 player penSion fund Members of the H~tn~~;:ll changed from Los Angeles, ahelved wllen the promoters of Gnzlz. Ohil 32 91 14 29 .319 County Democratic Club where the first classic was the game canceled because the Aaron, Ali 37 142 :u. 45 317 1 uCir~C~UI~at"'in'l<g...'t~he~pe~h"''ti:"'on:~·:..·_ ___:!..2..1..6..e.....2..n..d........- ............ played Jan. 15 before 63,036. Department of Defense would Wilms Chi 36 183 20 42 .316 "They invited us ha~," aald not provide air transportation. !lltr SF 3510 21 34 .312 Rozelle, "but we thought 11 A key factor in the cancels' American League IUJD Stop In Today and Select Your would be a good idea to move it tlon of the game, which was It G. AB R. H. Pet. around and maybe have !tIn an be played for tl!e benef1l of U.S. Kallne, Det 35128 28 46 .359 AFL city." Miami is the hame servicemen and their families In F.Rbsn Bai 34123 28 !0 325 e OVa I , of the Dolphins, who made their Europe was the AFL's decision Carew 'Min 34127 16 41 323 1 AFL debut last season. Wednesday to limit rookies to Mnch; Cai 35119 2.1 38 .319 CINCINNATI (UP!) - City l eBits The commir,ioner also added only two preseason All Star Tovar' Mm 35 142 34 45 .317 SohcJtor Wolham McClain held : • Bridles that, in his oplnoon, the playoff games. '!be league sancti111ed Petclll Bos 36 135 20 42 .311 Thursday that an m1tiative pe- 1 • Hallen e Blankets bowl between the divisional! the Aug. 4 Chicago All Star Hinton' Clev 35 135 19 42 3n titoon to block construction ofl elead Ropes • Shoes Cngir 'Bos 23 92 13 28 304 the new Roverfront Stadium is eBrushes eCombs Berry' Chi JJtTI 23 38 299 legally invalid. Nrth,P, Del 35 138 16 40 2jjO McClam adviSed l'ity Council e Show Halters , Cmprs KC 34 138 19 40 .290 e Multi-Color Rope 1 ' Home Runs Tigers 33: Killebrew, Twins 28 < N Uooal League· A a r on F. Robmson, Orioles and ! Halters B a 11 . Brock Cards ,0 ' Yastrzemsko. Red Sax 't1 IND!ANAPOUS, Ind. yet.'' Tra~es B;aves g' Cieme;t~ Freehan, Tigers 25. i Parnello Jones and his Drivers now must make two p?"~· 8. 4 t'ed w;th 7 Pitching silent turbine engine may pit stops and most of them take 1!~~~lcan r:.ague : F. Robm-1 National League: Veale, Pi& the thunder front the Fords and on fuel, allhougl) few change Or' 1 d Kal'ne Togers rat<S G-0, Holtzman, Cubs 5-0: . ~....... , . son 10 es an 1 J . d Off h 1 . en ausers m ,~ay s ues. 10 : 'Freehan, Tigers and Mantle, Queen, Reds 5-1; ao'VJS an Phone 992·2774 m1le Speedway auto race, The Ol!yo-there are seven In Y· ks 9 6 tied with 8 Lemaster, Braves, Arrogo, Pomeroy, 0. Leaders ~ -" ~~ FREE!. ONE DAY SHIRT SERVICE I Robinson's ceaners p •• etitlons to Slop Stad' H ld J }'d Tmnbles Ciri wrinkles out!-, Permanent Press Cycle 2 Heat Selections SADDLES &LEATHER GOODS When You Buy Matching Washer S'lI enf Torb"IDe May steaI ThOftder From FordSMay 30 With Trade In 1 B.R.W. HDWE. 1 H&R FIRESTONE LEATHER SUPPLY Phone 992-2238 Middleport, 0. I' 1~ a;;;n~d~O~'D~c~IJ~,~Po~rA~Ie~sJ4-~t~.~~~~~;;;;;;;,;;;~~~;~:;;~:;::::::;;;:;:;~~~;:=:.;::~ New York(Soebert (Peterson at IFred Gerhardt predicted Is the field-are oreither of the anNational Runs League: Baited Clemente, ,;; Cleveland 3-3),0·217:301 the .turbo-charged super-chargNI turbo-charged P m. commg thmg at the vartety. Pirates 30 . Aaron, Braves 29; Washmgton (Pascual 3-21 at l Gerhardt, of _Fresoo, The super-charged Perez Rfds and Brock Cards Detroit (Sparma 4-0); 1 p.m. bas been buoldmg race . use a portion of the C~peda Cards 21). ' 27 Chicago (,John 3-2 and O'Toole smce the 1930s. . power to Ioree air hack America~ League: Kahne, ~ • I-ll at California (Brunet 1-7 He built 11 lor this carburetors. The turbos g_f:l1er- l ,..;;._===~===;il and Willh1t• ().II, 2, 9 p m. Speedway speclacl~, and ate even more pewer, utilizrng , Minnesota (Merritt 1 0) at of them will he In the on escapmg energy of ft{e exhaust lewis Repair Service - - ------- -- ~ Memorial Day. He owns gases to drive air back mlo the • HEATING or them himself. engme e PLUMBING 1 His latest models are ··r think the turbo-charger i3 e "'OOFING 1 radocally different from the commg lhing- from "' 1 yea:, but he IS already working , slandpomt of econony -FORI I on Jmprtwemen 18 . durabtllty," said Gerhardt. 1 Con~ple·t• Protection r SEI DON MILLS IUD DICK SIMPSON KARR, JR. "'Your lnaur•nc• Concollld? Wo Con WrUo tt" MILLS-SIMPSON Insurance Agency COATI BUILDING MtcldtOfiOI'I Ph. m2tOa "Sure lEWIS REPAIR SERVICE ; The turbme? It might be the Most experts agree the turllo-11 thing of the future, chargers are laster than said, but regardless how Jones Fords in the two fares on Memorial Day, he because they develop wv 2-2374 predicted the rules will power. 134 Mill St. Middleport changed to either such engines or to make them J competitive by reducing 1 Your I La ) Cliff SOCJety N y;- ""'!!:--' 1968 S_uper Game in Orange Bowl :;~~~f~l;r~:i~;~~~: ~~~=~: ::~::: J h S Zerkle D'Ies 'fuesday . c - I power. ° WG~11. ' ' By ·M\U\T-fN LADER receive a shot at the majors!without walking a batter was In one batter and allowed singles City Athletics beat the Ul'l Sporii'•Wr(ter u!IIJ! St. Louis called him up at the minor leagues in a spring to Woody Wondward m the third Ia Twms 3-2 a~d the On~ wild card may be all St. the tag end of last season, when' training camp," Hughes said. mmng and Orlando Martinez in Senators squeezed out a Louis ne~ds to complete a he was an aging 28. ..At that time I was a real wild the eighth. Between the two decisoon over the stacked deck. , Hughes continued to make the one." hits, he retired 15 men in a row. Indians. And if the vacancy sign ill most ·of his chance by ahutting Cardin a! manager Red The Chicago Cubs edged Lou Brock and Curt out, Richard Henry Hughes has out the AUanta Braves on only S ch o end i ens t chimed in: Cincmnati 5-4 In the National homered for the Cards, the credentials to fill the two hits Thursday night as SL "Hughes took a long time to get League's only other game, coming with two mates p01ltlon. Louis won 5-0. The most lo the majol'S' because he was culling the league-leading Reds' in the filth to wrap up Dick Hughes Is probably the amazing stalillllc of all was that so wild. He always could throw lead to 2'h games over St. second victory in three wildest of all the Cardinals, and not a single AUanta batter well but he had trouble with his Louis sions. Dick Kelley suffered he has paid for It with nine received a base on balls. control." In the American League, the fourth foss for Atlanta. years of his llle kicking around "The only other Ume I ean Hughes. a lean 190-pound DelrOJt Tigers 'routed the Ron Santo hit a the minor leagues. He didn't ever recall going lllne innings righthander, struck out mne, hit Boston Red Sox 9-3, the Kansas single with one out in the iThe Bend At aGlance --r--; :- ;;'*-·r:t' ~ ·r ~- Ji.m'/,ft'Ji~ - 1A Cards Bounce Back, Drop Braves • LegJS af ure $:: ., ~' ~ a ~lal , ' • ' ' ' ' trip io Ftoridl to discuss the proJect with leadIng Chrl!.ct'aft officials. T h I • SAIGON (UPI)-TboUS81lds of Thursday. Then a multl-batla- U.S. Army Spec;lal Forces move eventually led 10 1 labor u.s. Marines In a second lion ~Urine Ioree lniO lhe DMJI cemp. . ~ey, requested by the corinvasion of the Demilitarized and up bothersome bunker· The Marines plunged bac~ poration last P'ebrtlary. 'I'M' sur· Zone (DMZ) on the North-South mlested hill 117. lniO the D~ only M'¥'5 al!er ny attracted 1456 Tri-Coonty Vietnam border eOilquered a The Ltathemecka counted 84 relurninl to their camp trwn p~denta. ' CommuniJI hilltop lortrw llld dead CommulllSia In the light· Operation Hickory Nut, the llffi . . • Bolt B m~L chased Its mauled survivors ing. Marine officials said 14 American operation in · the The International orgsniatmn '-'J oe "'" today Leathern..,ks were tllled In the DMZ. Hlc~ nut was a week· ha• nine other<plants in t he A ;...nd tealb.mect drive hatUe and another llt wounded. lung sweep which cut into United S!ilel, and oq~ . e(lch Sandra Garnes, Salem Center second grader' who just below lhe buffer zone HOI 117 Is localed just fiv' elements of two NortheltVletna· tu Canaila, l~y an~ ~ilaer: woo the Meigs County "name the booiunobile" contest pushed Into the guerU!a-lnfested miles northwest _of Con Thien, mese ~ and I 111ore l4ntl. • ' 100 with ber entry, "Mr. Eddy Educator," has received a con· jungle IDOUIIIaiDa near the an American arWlery base and than Communllts dead. Three team1 surveyed tndusgratulatory letter from Joseph Shubert, state librarian. . Laotian berder. trial sites In three states, eo•· , A picture of Sandra, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bill The separate Marine drives In ering many communlttu belo~ CARL ALESHIRI! Games, Dexter, wblch appeared In the Dally Se~tmel r~ the narrow border area aimed lite Gautpolls site was ael~cted, ..... ud .u.••• "' . · .,.:., AJe. "He said lie needed lhe·i cently, Ia CUITelltly being displayed at tbe bulletin boar at smasblng units of live North "Many eommunlll~ hfd . •• ... ,..., - - · dfsperately and hacl . at the ltate library In Columbus. Vletnameae divisions In the much to offer as Gallipolis.". ·~· Jl!!lland, received wonl 1':;:a lot of thOUiht to It • • • . · area. said Sliort, "but the p e o p I e Wedllesday lhat their 1011, 11 he came In here," bani . THE HGLo.ETTIES" are being reorgaJUzed in Meigs A Marine multi. hattsllon Chris-Craft o(flclals met here, Pvt. Carl Alesblre, bal been Vice President John Miller said:. COunty. . . b Ioree launched their atta~ Into and the treatment they reeelv\ld wOIDidM Ill aetloa Ill VIetapologiZed and thalll<ed Jbe 1 proved to be the dlflerence," be < nam tn May ZO. I'YI. Aleahlre . The organization consists of g1rls, aged fl~e throug • the DMZ Thursday and fouMbl a . girl teller lor being nice 10 llllld is headed by Mlas G!oria Buck. The children. tak vicious slx-llour battle before One hundred seven Rio Grande ~~Uege students are continued. I 11 In the lath Snrgleal Hoapll~art are taught baton tw1r~ng and marching ro:JID~~ routing Communist defenders candidates to receive degrees or certif1cats from tbe col· The 32 _31 acres beln!! pur- l aL lila tollditlen 11 believed The un!denllfied gunman aiM year the group took part m several_parades "the Bi and takiDg Hill 117, a North lege on Sunday, June 4. chased by Chri..cra!t lies at 110t 10 be ~trlou. talked to an FBI qenl WhO>WI'I YOI!' plans are already unaerway to participate m g Vietnamese forlresllrom whlch The college'• nlnety-fust com· University College at New Pala, the southwestern end cf the ln. tht bank. The .agent BeJid Regatta Week End Presbyle . Church the CommuniJII fired mortars mencement wlll be held at 2:30 New York, and an alumnus of duslrlat Park and extends from Wl81JCC~~BIIfull7,atteolpled to talk 0 } Parade. rian · and rockets at the American p.m. on the college green. Bac- Ric Grande College wlll deliver SR 7 to the C a. 0 raUroad up. Glrla interested should c o n. CONTRIBUTIONS ARE wei· border outposts. calaureale will be held at 10:311 the commencement eddress. tracks. ~ .Mlu Buck. A talented dan- come. report members of the The drive In South Vietnam's that morning, also on the green. Paul R. Shaub, executive se,r 11 is also appl'OIImately 1.110& cer lnd batoo twirler, Miss board of Gravel Hill Cemetery northwest eomer swept near the an retary of Pralrlo Homeatea • feet southwest of the proposed Bid: also Ia accepUng private t Cheshire spot where ene of the war's Fifty-eight stoden~ 1ar~ ~: Inc.. Wichita, Kansas. wIll Gallla-Melgs Regional Airport, sllldenta thla spring. a · bloodiest batues was fought two dldales for the Bac e~ 11 I- speak at the Baccalaureate. which ts presently being COLUMBUS (UP!) ~!~~~~~ Need for funds for mainten- weeks ago-Hlll 881. ence m Elementary uca 0~ Shaub Is also an alumnus of tlsed for bids, and is aeheduled th th General A 107 at glance: Miss Seren Lewis, daughter ance of cemeteries IS always a Before the JleW DMZ Invasion degree; 36 for the Ba~elo\:n Rio Grande. for COJII!ruction this aummer. Thur~ay 8 of cMr. & Mrs. William E. Lew· Illite more obvious a r 0 u n d the Marines repulsed two Science I~ Secondary uca clThis airport will conatst of a is,. Set:ond St., Middleport, was Memorial Day. The well-kept I ground attacks on Con Thien by ,degree; 811 for Bachelor of S m I •••imoo n '"' I • 4.000 X 75 loot paved runway Rwe By Mn. A. L. Barr ' 8 the ,technical director for tho Cheshire cemetery employs North Vietnamese forces earlier ence degree; two for tbe ~: COUJMBUS tUPI) - T b • with lights. Bills passed: Annie Entsmlnger Miller, 116. '""'t collegiate production of maintenance help every w0 r k1 elor 01 Arts, and five are ' long Memorial Day weekend In closing, Short · said, "The Am. Hll344, allowa use life long resident of L1111KJ' Eawant Albee's ''The American day throughout the year, how, lng two-year cadet elem~n~ seta underway Ia Oblo today exercising of this option by syphilis test made bJ ville, died at Kimes Rest Home Dr~oam." ever. Funds are needed for MeigS education teachmg cerUIJcal · wttll an omlnouo prelude. Cltris.ct'aft culminates many states in applying lor Ohio mai~·I,_ Athens. She was member 8 ed 8 a , two new mowers as well as for Dr. Roland G. Will, formrly AI leaot ellbl peraoa1 were months of Intensive ellort by riage license. (Vote the Langsville Church. FunThe play ;as t~g 0I professor of education at State tdlled In Bekeye lraflte IC> your Community Improvement Am. SB33, defines aervices were held at the 1 8 other Items. cltlenll Tbunday. Aad a Corporatoon. •r patt Of tbe est va teea will 1 c c e 1 of common pleas courts to l..ang$Yille church wllh I Rev. Wijek Sat Warren _ the group 1 ala til eoald be added lo the "AU of those who have eJ· applications for orders officiating and burial Seren eludes Allen Hughes, c. P. Eru IIIL pended so much time and ef· lng arbitration award!. Robson Cemetery. RelaUvu duate of Middle- IBradbury, Dale Allensworth, Stale efflclala predict S5 per- fort on the proJect are certain· from a dlstapce were 1965 Is a ara d R sh Charles R o u s h sons wbo bead laiO tile four- ly to be commended. Sub. IIB215, authorlteS a Mary Davll and aon, port H1gh School. Loy ou ' MeN 1' George B. Prlce, dec. to MinS day Dnl flollday e1 aummer "Additional announcements •·· person to make a gift Charles Athey, Forrest ea nie E Price Earle A Price ... John Davis, Charleston, W. Va.; Warren Wolaon ts a four year ' and Merrill Bunce. El •P . Webster Mnd 0 ( will not be olive lo aee it end. wlll be fortqcoming in the fll· his body or paris of II Mr. lnd Mrs. Dewey Hlnst, liberal aMI college owned and Tr~~ "~~non ' TbeJ wiD diem tnlftc wneb lure conlalniJ1i addiUonal iJI. death to medical science. west Mansfield, o.; Mr. and operr' J by the Board oUr Nad SNAPSHOTS Mr. and Mrs. Min~ie E Pric~, dec. to Earle IDd 1,111 more wiD be bljv- ~~~onft ~~~nth! proposed 57·22), Mrs. Bryon Allen, Waverly.; tiona! MoSSJons of the mle Early Roush, one of Me I g s A Price Cert for Trans LebTHENS Ohio (UPI) - Two od. rJS ra ac I y. . Senate . a~d Mrs. Dwight BroWII; - - - - , · 1 · • • ' A • Atlendmg t h I s mornmg's AJ•·-· County s mcest coupes, prepa!' anon Ohi University students have Bills passed· ""''"• W. Va.; w-.a.n -~ to obs e their golden · . press conference were · G orl Mn Gar1 0 3f mg erv G Elsa Pnc. Webster to Ear e asked almost 1110 other coUe~es of the CIC Chamber of C 0 111• Am. HB243, doubling the rovep ; · · wedrlmg anmver~ary er- A. Price, 18.251 Acres, Leban· and universities to participate NeWS merce and area news media ent $2 fee for hun!IJ1i MUler~port; aid Shuster confmed to Holzer on. In a student vigil Saturday, de• · (Vote 20-7). and Mrs. White, Ch• Hospotai waiting to have _bones Hazel D. Burke to Phyllis J. signed to ca.U attention to tho Am. SB235, d.arllying Elnore WJIIJamiOII, set followo_nll a fall at hJS em- Knowlton, Myrl E. Kno_:vlton, crisis in the Middle East I GaDipolll _ 1.'1.8, 20.1 nnand dulles ol meml!er1 of I HARTFORD - Funeral ser- pioyment m Athens earlier this 1.43 acre, Columbia. n' 24 ft. Ohio Youth Commission. Mr. and Mtl. Duane Bur vices for Mrs. Gold.e Hartley, week tremendous response May Jewell Arbogast, Exee., They are Paul Knapp, 20, : ~- PleaJul - 16.49, Pome27.0). and SOli, Sbawu, of Oak lllll, Am. IIB60, giving genera and Mr. llld 1111'1. Larry Barr 59 Hartford who died Wednes- lto the annual alumni reunoon• William G. Arbogsot, dec., 10 West Meadows, Long Island, day evening' at the home of land Mrs. Pearl Reynolds, ;n· Delmas and Doris Farley,106.50 and Steven L. ~ ~1, ~ se~- ~ ~~1!45~9 ~~~ ~!~=~~~ of state J!lllverslties of Lang_svllle apent Mother'• her daughter Mrs John Me- thusiasm personlned looking or· acres Solem. lor from New e e, . . 89 f IIi State College of MedJ. With their parents, Mr. coy, Syracuse, Ohlo. will be ward to the t5th reunion of her Robert K. Lindstamer, Co~>o "We an doing tbil to show : a IIi· . and Youngstown Unlvri Mrs. Alpha Barr. held Saturday at 3 p m. at the clan 81 Middleport llif!ll nie Lu Lindstarner to P avId that concerned students are a· i Kanawha - London on t h ei Mr. aod Mrs. Clark !Vote :1'1-4). ' Mn. Dora Lynch 11!11 cbU· Church of Christ in Christian John Lebow, I!Oll ol Mr. 8 nd Ray Powell, Lindo Po1fell, roused by the threat of war ;n sill. Marmet on the 101, WIn- and family, Columbus, Bills signed by the governor: dren visited Mr. and Mn. 0.., · Union with the Rev John O'· Mrs. Bill Lehew and 8 real 2\1 acteS, Olive. · tbt Middle East," the sluden!J field running 1 loot. Mother's Day with Mr. and Am. HB178 establishing a Lynch Sunday afternoon.., Brya~ officiating. · lover of pets: displaying IW<ll Dorsel Miller, Catherine Mil· said. Kanaw.. _ Allen R Merrill Rernie Edwards. of ~tal relsrdation ' Mr. and Mrs. Roaald Balla Burial w'il he in Brown's Hill new gumea P•KS. the most re- ler to Blaine A. and Adda L. · Mary Klbble, of San the Division ol of Hamden- called on ·her ala'I H tf rd F . nd cent addition to his collection 1 Newell 2 acres Oran¥e , 1 The vigil at OU will be on down Londoo 4:10 a.m.; Soldy co Calli was 1 ~t EUecUve An• :M ter Mr1. Alpba Birr Sunday. cemetery n ar o ne sl M dM J J h ' ' . •· I d I down London 1·10 am.. Olean- ' " -.· , , . F I . Fun a! r an 1'11. ames onD. E. Miiier, dec .. to Alma Ina man campus areen an • · • ber slster, ', Mrs. Edna SB158, parmlttill( Mra, "''"' v-'t"\'ce --~ 'lit' may call. at ~ es~ng 1 ~r 8 ' son and family, soon to he ieav· Miller, Cert. for Trans., Mid- will feature several apeakers, der down Marmet 6;45 p.m.; She also vi!Jlted with her lo build t!tllt!Y .ptDi ap "'llllillc \rilb Home thll even ng rom · ing Meigs County enjoying ac- dt rt Merry Jan clown. Marmet 1:10 er Anderson B a cii!U and k her ct.\JIIIi!¥' Ml'& JAFi!f 11 11 1 ~::,.~: ~ ~ at the tivlties at the .,;,rnlval being :'rl .B. Mossman, Ruby M. a.m.; Polly R. JJP Winfield 12:· tl~t at Camd~-Clark =!~a to :!tre th~a e .'!i,.'uafes~hfd; bid·~~ Mrs Hartle was p. . Nl in 'IJ<Insored by Pomeroy firemen Mossman to Eslle E. Mosoman, S9 a.m.; Beaver, down WIn- Plirkersburc, W. Va. Elfeclln AUg. :H. ley,par!J at the fellowah)i;~ Y I on the parkm11 lot along the Frieda 0 Mossman 81 acre a800 field 2:25 a.m.; Helen Z. up Ted Wnson of the US Am SB?I giving tbt rec6ntly Bingo wu death by her hu~ an . ar Ohio River Salisbury. ' · ' Winfield Ul a.m.; A. J. Pat- ill spending several daY~' nor 'to bring tho prizes 1were woa bJ·;~ -a ' Richard Hartley In 1960 She · ten down Winfield 3·25 am · · · · """ wu , member of the Church Marion P. Cowdery, aka Mal' · · · :: with relallv"!l bert. program~ into line IVitlt the Fetty and Mn• .,...a · · 1 Ou1JIIn Christian Union and ion Cowdery to Umted States, Mr. and Mrs. Ike Cooper of 0. F. Shearer down Wlnflel~f. 1\ecent villolors ollllrs. era! Hlgllfty Safety Al!t Tile doo~ prize wu • 0 0 , Easement, Olive. PorUand, Oreeon, visitNI sev- 45 a.m.; Mountsln State up In- Ia Shumway wen Mr. anti 19f111. E!fectlve Immediately. Mrs. Clair Nelson. Other';~ 18 IIJr'llved bv lour sons Ja;.es Dana E. We I e b, Allee ere! days with Mrs. Elizabeth field 6:40 a.m.; Jenx, up Lock Blaine Newell, Athena, and Am. SB$1) tlvlnC city were ldae Lynch, Wana· ~111 11 . Charlo. 0 '11 10 n: po sU. 8 A . Se ern' Welch to Dear! Porter, Virgin· Jeffers. 14. 9:40 p.m.; Jlellable down and Mrs. Junior Russell. authority to' alieiS lor lilY Glenna Fetty, P nil sia ' 18111, • . rmy' v • M p 18 Sclpl 14 at 11'!5 p m • Duncan 8Tuce der'•lf of .._ Do Go"'"· ...c 11 Maryland. and Harold. whose · orter, parce • o. Mrs. Clara Wllllama of Clif· · . · ·• . F u John"" · of the cost and IIPfillle .....s. n •w,, UOJlo tddreltl II unknown and on e U!na E. WoUe to Allee M. ton ts visiting in Washington down 14' US a.m.' · ,.. Mr. and Mra., John struetlng or malntalnllll Dena Ho!lmfl. Ento d •hter Mra Joh~ !Pa 11 Yl NEW HAVEN - John Sher- Gran~ Lot, llliddleport. with her aon Tom. who Is ,.. aon up 15, at I p.m. with Cllap- and family, Pomeroy, Rd.. ea. ElfecUva AUf. u. Maxine Dfar, SharM~• ' · man Zerkle, formerly of New Clara Radford to Geneva F. "•w ko aurg•rv erone In tow; Cotton Queen up Mr. and Mrs. Robert HB192 transfers on Barr, Elvira Barr, Clarice • Haven, died Tuesday at h Ia TUttle, Lot, Mlddlepol'l cupera-,. 111 -'' 15 II 5130 a.m.; E'dtana lloto and daughlera, Belpre, Salt Fol'k Like 1n Lo!J8slreth, Elnore Nelson, • home In Ft. Pierce, Fla., Tues- Claire Blackwood t. Uoyd Jt. Mr. and Mrs. Jobn Loper and Warth up al 11 at 4;10 a.m.: dinner euests of Mr, ~ from the state W..da Nelson, Mrs. Emery Anto Hital\f••lbox day. He was the aon of the late Blackwood, parcels, orange. family of Columbuo. visited ov· Queen City up 16, at 6:40a.m., Dorsell!lebel on Mothers to the Natural Haw apd Me CrOUJer. Th~ On Union Awnue WU!iam and Carolyn Cunnlllf- Robert Dodderer, 4ec. to Da· er the weekend wttb ber motb- Flqahlp down II at 1:10 a.m.; llfrl. Mary P~erce and DeplrtrJJent. demoqstrato!'l were ~ and ~ ml!bap Jll!l west ham Zerkle, vld W. Dodderer, Wllllam D. er, Mrs. Dorothy Cartwright CalhoUD up 17, at 1:1& a.m.:. Monad Wllaon, Lolli HB1M, eorrtctltlg the name o e Llblrtan. Jlefrnluntnll of the Pomet'1lY eJTI!Or•"on . h' 'f Dodderer, Esther R. Rlgcs, Mrs. Rebecca Starl<ey and J~ Up 17, at 1:40 a.m.; were r~ aallera of Division of Pa~ and aerved o:l pollt cldpl, Ice 11 limit• on Union-Ave.. waslnve~t- S~~ ~vov~ b[. ;~/:;: Cert. lor 'n'ans., Olive. daugbter, Glenna, Miss Mary Jefllloat up IT. at 4:30 ,• m.; BaSI Larklnl. , B:lfectlve Aug. :H. cream cup cakee, liool ade and l~ated by Mei~s County Sher' an 8 n, ' Bernice Barber to Hay Barb- Wise, of New MarlliJSviile, W. Steel Erpreu down It, US 1. Ml1. Dale Smllll and oof1te. ~r Robtrt llartenbacll~ !)e. lando, Fla.; four grandchildren, or Jr., Shirley Barber, parcels, va., visited on Sllnday wllh Mr. m.; Chril Jr,, ~p '10. M 5:!0 a. were business viaiiDrs Ill partment at .3:05 a. m. today. tllree . brothers, Frank, New Ollve. and Mn. C. J. Wtae and Jimmy m.; Lad)' MIJnOn ~p 20 at? a. poliJ racenUy. 0 Authorltles said William B. Haven, Vernal, Newell W. \Ia., J;verett W. lark, Jr., Freda In New HaftD. m.; Kenova, up 21, at 5:25 a. Mr. and Mrs. Lawls Ml)•es,j Ufe ,j wa•la~ 41 f'l)~~~eroy drt.,. and Carl of Hartford, and two J. Clm to OrvlUe Jarrell, J• Mrs. WilHam Beaselman and m.; L\lllier Hllrdman up Gatt~ Sardis, tlalled 1111h Mr. an in~ easi. t~ eontrol his ear sisters, Mrs. Blanche Vanvoa- 11e arrell. \0 acre, Letart. ohlldren of Canton, Ohio, wore polls H5 p.m.; Steel Trader Mrs. John Heller. and Mr. o Adllllaalol!l , willie etlemptlng to light a ciR· aen, East !Jverpool, and Mrs. Helen , Rouah, Lester L. Sunday cuesta of Mr. and Mrf. down at 6:30 p.111. VaUey 1'ra111- Mrs. R. E. Wllliaml 'lbunda.yi eWS ' 'Andrew B. Gllmore, 81. Thltd arette, hit a mall bol belon~nc Addle Boston, Huntington. RllUah to Millard Van Meter, Ralph Fruth and family. porter down at p.m.; evenln&. 'Ave.; Larry D. Gilbert, 1\1. I · to ~!orris D. Snider, and went Funeral Mntees wW be Sat- Vera Van Meter, Lot S, Racina. Mrs. Catherine Swalllel at· Phlllp Sporn up 12:10 a.m.; H. M!'l. Beu Larklnl ""' a GaDipolls; John ft. CHhleilll,' ' 1M!' 111 ll!'lbaaltml!nt. No dam- urday at 1:SO p. m. at the Foa· 0rv111t !llpley, dec., to Lela tended the funeral of George E. Bowles up 1:11 a.m.; Tlbolt ner put of Mr. anoJ Mrl. Attendance II Sund., I Vinton; llfrl. Jamet II. ages. tn!Urles or arreata wore luon& Funeral Homt with tho Ripley, Mudreil Ripley, Alfid. DoWDa in Alb111y on Monday, ov 3:15· a.m.; Mart lillBttn up vill MarU. Lon& lloUOm, May Zl at the Frtl Apple Grove, W. \Ia.; reported. Rev. Dave Fielde offielatlnf. lor 'n'ans~ Letart. Mr. lnd Mn. Larry Belcher at 2:61 1-ll\.; Elier Cliff up at Mother'• Day. · Church wu W. John P. Saueir;. Rt. 1 Pt. Burial 1llll be ta Graham eem. Lela Ripley, Klldred Ripley, cd family of Newark, Ohio, 1:15 a.m.; West up at 7:25 a. Mrs. Evelyn Spencer $Z3.1G. ~leas11ot; Mrs. Gao r 1e E. 'IQ IIBCOKATB Ont etery. Friends may call froin 7 Ada Norris to Macele Dila, tlalted over the woekelld with m.; Harry llytl' ~ Green- Linda. Tupjlerl Plllna, Bibles Wire P-ted Knapp. Rt. a Letarl;· Mn. HowThe Rutland Alumni Am. to g lhls tvenq Woodrow DUs, f acrea, Letart. Mra. Elilabeth Jellera, and up 11•10 p.l!l.; I>Mbe Up at mld· with Mrl. IIOl'oll\7 three Pomeroy lllch Sdlool Do .Pt. ; ,P!,1111111 will meet In the hl8h aehool • Robert C. lfartenbach, Sher- Mr. lnd Mn. John MeDantel. night; C1iar1U K. ilp •t 1:41 a. receniiJ. ion Sunday IDOl'IIIDIIat fill Alva .l'\. Plt.JYIII toft~Abt at 1 ~ m to decorIff David Franklln Lawson, Mn Dorothy Cartwr!Cht vi• m.; llred, cjoWa S:)ti a.m.; , Wal· Recent tlaltora of Mr. an MeiJJodiat O!ureh. They M "!'~·· t "~""- \y. ;~~ ate fat the hallq1let An alumni Sgt. Thelu Wiwl J.;,lce te.ma LawiCIII to John J. lted o~ Sunday in Ravenawood ter G. ROt,igllliid ~~ J:SO •· Mrs. Ben lklo~. , wara ~~~~. J. R. Tracy, IJndil Roulh · . Ollflon, llaymollil 1ft lll'led to H t ..-..._ AFB R09!f, Mary K. Rose, .. ~. wltb Mr. and Mrs. Ike Cooper m.; Natl011al up all~~ ~.ln.; ~d Mrs. Rlillcij' Coi~I>D. Michael Wrlgbt; Plill Will_;'•lll 11'1ol T. S®tt· onor a VIlli Chestet. lind relatlvea. Yalvolble ~wn ?;110 1ftllj- pre, and Mr. _.. llts. • trllltandent, made lht P' 111 T.s,t. James- L. Thellt1 bas Suale M. Fischer to Mary Dinner auetts of Mrs. Matll· ne H. \till"~ lock: al .:51 CaiD·d lljlll··llf· ~· . ~~~ :_ ~cm~err,!: R. .Porter. parctll, SuiiOD. da Noble on Sunday were Mr. p.m.; l!:Ss<t. Va., ~ II: Mr. lllll ""' Bllll ,areen ctlizeol Telephone Co. to lnd Mrs. J. w. Noble of New p.m.: Eieble Q'. down 1z:to a. lamJiy were weekeod ...D~mF· · r or th~ 20 48 ll'le!d 'l'ralnlhg Detaob- SoiJiheasterD Ohl• Telephone Ol'leaDI; Mr. and Mra. Mra. m.; Rav-ood up 4:10a.m.: 'her mother, -Mrs. GrO<!r!rr..~~~: - '<... ~~-· ~... • ,- - - - - ..... ~- ... - .- - - '"J" "'t .... .-..., '" ' ';{"~ ,. ' '' ' ~ < '\ ' _y• l,.l.Dally Stlltlilel, Pomeroy~l!lep011, Q., May 28, 1~!_ ..' 4 power. "What I'd really like to see , ••• ,' ' I . .' . ' re<jucing the fuel capacity and 1 , three mandatory pit stops," 1said Gerhardt. "I think the tanks sh&Uid he cut down from 175 to no more than 55 gallOIUI 1these cars would bandle 1 } .' ' ". . ' . '• .. ' ' ' ' ' .." ' '"' ' Kansao City <Nash 5-3), 7 p.m. I Bosten (Robr 3-2) at Balli· more (McNally 2-2), 8 p.m. S8111nlaiY'• GIJIIOI New York at Cleve Twilight .Washington at Detroit 'thicago at Callt.. night Min at Kan City, twilight Boston at Bait.. night .· of Ouali~" .. ' ' .. ,: ~ •. •• < ' > ' ,' •• . .o • , . '' 4n, �l ·~ - · -·- ........., -~-- ~-·· . .. ,. , . ' ... ..,, .. ,. "•-· • . ' ·- "! ' \• ' . - -- -~-·· ' " ' Voice of Jlroodway Annual lnspectl.On Held .... moru and Gallipolis. Daily l'·~~!:h'::::~e~: from table centered with a blue 1 _ nation flower The Harrisonville Scltool was Gladys Mellott, Flor)da; Grella Amanda, Vinton, Wilkesville,' which was a gift to the the scene al the 60th Annual ln- Harrts, Mo.; Mary K. Starn· Chesterhill, WoUston. Reiners- Grand Matron and the speclionol Officers of Harrison- baugh, North Carolina; and ville, Athens, Guysville, Macks- lions were In the blue co 1o ville Chapter No. 255, Order ol Eleanor · Ewing, Kentucky In burg, Lewisburg, ·New Marsh- scheme . of tile WorUty Mat1ron. l tbe Eastern Star, at 8 p.m. on West Virginia. These dl!lting- lield, Marietta, Racine, Thur· Bernice Nelson presided at May 15, witlt Janet Bolin, Wor- ulsbed guests were presented man, Bartlett, Cllesbire, Stock· silver collee service and thy Matron, and Charles King, pink carnation corsages !rom port, South Point, Beverly, na Lathey at the crystal punch Worthy Patron, presiding at Harrisonville Chapter. Glouster, Bucyrus, New Mata- bowl. tbe meeting attended by over Twenty-six worthy matrons iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijl 200 persons. and wortlty patrons of . chapters and 19 past matrons Alice A; Ryder, Worllty and past patrons of Harrison.-. tAEDING Grand Matron. of the. Grand ville were presented and wel?hapter of Ohto, was UIBpect-· corned by the worthy matron. mg officer. She and Ralph W. Distinguished Masons prer Smltlt, Worthy Gri!Jid Patron, sented were District Deputy 1 ... Now .....,... tho clreted lotten who was unable to attend, were Grand Master of the 17th Ma- 1 to,_ the lllfll'lle """""· u presented bonorary member· sonic District, Rev. Harris, and oun~ bylhe above cartoon. ships in HarrlsonvtUe Chapter Past District Deputy Grand by Bernice Hoffman, Deputy Master and h o I d e r of The Grand Matron. Knight of the York Cross of I ~ _,_, Other dlstlngultthecl guests Honor, Russell Bailey . J...,t..TU1'1' IILOPI tuiGID UNSAID presented and welcomed by District .25 Officers A.ltiWerl lf'll:ahrunl .,m,~elclirn fobe-"DRISS-TITUTl'' tht! Worthy Matron were Bern-1w:ere pr~siden~. Marie Curd; 1__."' - - - - - - - ----------- - - - - ice Hollman, Deputy Grand Ma- , vhtce-prestdent, Barbara ~ ~ tron of District 25 and 8 mem-' c er, and treasurer, Lena ber or Harrisonville Chapter: vis. TAN 0 'S. USSer IS OWer Roberta K. Mindling Past Vocalists for the evening Grand Matron· Clarice' spar!- Charldine King and Anna BROWN ,S UrprtSe ,0 lng, Deputy &and Matron ol Shuler, daughters of the worthy MAHOGANY I District 21, and Mildred Bot- potron . I Mrs. Roberta Musser Mrs William Gaddis was hon- tom, Deputy Grand Matron of A dmner preceding the In· '. I · ' Di t 1 t 27 spection was held at the Rutl:and :I s61ZIEOSl2 hostes.s to a shower on Satur-1 ored ·with gifts at. a surprise src · . day evll!l!ng at the Rutland I tt h Wd Grand R<lpresentatives of Mtth<ldlst Church. There were gion Hall in honor of Mrs. ~ye eIs howe~ lie ~esday eve- other Grand Jurisdictions 'n 13 members and guests present . AND' . ·.' da Price Wogan, recent thog R~r ~ ~ home by Ohio and W Va presented for the delicious dinner prepareG W· te wmg Club. . 'were Marv Grosv~nor Arizona. ed and served by the ladies of I of Mr. Hllfold Wogan, . ames were played WI t hi · • • , the church. , port. prJZes won by Mrs. Raymond Tu sd ht d Other chapters represented ! Mrs. Ada Keesee Baity Mrs , Don McKni h~ on every e ay n1g an a1. ~ with Ute serving ol Mrs 'Ed W 11 d Mg ternating on Friday and Satur- were Mason, W. Va., Ripley, W. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO to the · 'ted Is h' h · H ·ld Hwooda ~ s an ~ s. cloy nights will be undrr the Va., Albany, Pomeroy, Middle- ~ ' IDYl IIUes W lC aro ,,e door pr"• t A 'II La te eluded: 1· · . ~ sponsorship ol the Middleport por, mesvt e, ncas r, went to Mrs. Bmty and a hos- . . · - - -- ---·Mrs: 'Alma Price, motlter tess gift for Mrs G dd' Ftro Department, the Pol<ec . Mrs. Wogan; Beatrice Dll.ll:an, l provided by Mrs.· H~d. " was Department and the Middleport ·• J 1 b· b · . Boys' League. A new fence has Shlrtey Sl·mntons' ' Phyllis n a tJe1 usmess meetmg, bee I t lied t the B k tb II gon, Pauline Tillis, June a Utank you note was read n ns a a as e a hurst, Lottie Tyree, Be 1t from Mrs. Harvey Van Vrank- court to be used for Ute sumHutchism\, .~nna Buck, en. It was voted to accept an mer d~nces at the park. The Roush anll Judy Musser. invitation from Ute Columbus Jays wtll serve as Masters of 01.:. Betty Hutchison led and Soutltern Ohio Electric Co. C :...e.:.re:,:m.:.0.:. e'.:.·_ _ _ _ __ games .. Prizes were awarded lor a fall demonstration by Mrs. ; S, 1DODIII'sl' Shirley Simmons, Phyllis Nancy Elaw, home economist. DIOII gan, an~ June Dewhurst. Plans were discussed for an Dewhurst also won the Ice cream social. : prize. · Other guests at the shower Mrs. AudrOX PatterSon, were Mrs. Dayton Strickland, Hysell, Jatie Williams and Mrs. Charles Hollman, Mrs. May also presented Mro. J.lon Collins, Mrs. Wi I Ia r o gan with lovely gilts, but Boyer, and Mrs. Elza Gilmore, unable to attend. ~-~---, tJtucrambletheleCourJwnbl.., - leiter to eocll 111...., to : form rour ordlnorr wordo. 01 CERAMICS m ) I I The Gift of ~EZil1 0 Eternal ·i.ova A beautiful, brilliant ':~. 111ke Dlamood Rln!J. _G., . "'""'*'" •niHil ...rftct lod ""' "'" (or " " mtnl ......~). PrOittltlf If- YOU CAM PAY MOll IUT yOU CAN'! IUY A PINIR IIIA¥QND liNG TIWI A FOR MEN Strap and R pe sty Ies Layefte . Sh JS • t Mrs. Gaddts I $ 3.99 5. 4·99 S: THE SHOE BOit rd ((Words cant describe electric heat. Youhavero live with it 00 really appreciam ~:' Spe<lally~r>!>Od Belvadaro ............ ..... -"',.Ito .. - -... -- .. -. .-.""'- u.o""" "" - 18"is vitreous <~ion. vato ry complete cbinn wi lh I OhioValleyPiumbing& .ittings and mou nting r im. WITH WHIT( lAVATOIY 232 E. 2nd Edward Baer ••• I i Dudley's · Sunday S~hool attendance on May 21 was 21. Offering was WILL BLOOM ALL SUMIIAER Made Up Of Ger~niums, Petunias, Coleus . ert Lee family S.:::~a.~:: noon. Margaret Ann II and Patrick called in the ·after· II 110011. vaun DVou'd MEMORIAL. COMBINATION POTS Mr. and Mrs. Artltur Orr Chester visited wiUt the Reb-'ll ....... ..;, 0001-lila - right or left hand instaJla- 1... Carmel _Society Notes f9.96. --.......... --. """""of ,..,. - Curv for m F orm ica top. Vani ly is oblaina ble for FLOWERS ~ llthoml---~!'.!!1.'!!.- _,.,,...,_ ..... aMY 10 - modern in harmonious ar- ran gement with colorful DAY Bonus SpecJals al...tuco<l prices rato ra<IIICtlono fw alloolactrfo - " TMI'I rtQM. Eiactrto. l'lllllng. liM ~ HW, W11 onot pttt1y IIPI........ fM • II - - ' " a n • . , . . - lla /[($& ::;:II ....... 111'10011 ..... - - . . , . - - - , _ lrwlo. 'w.w rMiiJ- ~-II. AIICI-IIId ........... 0 0 - PI ?II wllllitlo OIIITIII- WI kiOiollod ... D "tt''- ... !.he addition of this vanity. Headquarters For Your "flootrlclloollngll .............- -.. - - - ---~ you can make for )athroom modernization is - Tonight the Middleport Fire Department will sponsor t It e folder avoi/able 1 first autslde teen donee party ask our ARAB Expert ·, under the stars at the Middle· for the facts "And a Ultle Cl)lld S hall port community park. Dancing ~d. Them" is thf.''tltemo o1 wlll be held from 8:30 p. m. to Carolina Lumblr· & Supply sacrtd concert to. be presented It :30 p. m. PHONE 675-1160 at 7:30 Sunday night at the , Dances at the park this year Pt. PIHunt dleport Church of Christ by the li t"':"'===-'~~~~ junior choir. , Mrs. KenneUt Scltes directs I the choir which wm be accompanied by Miss Carol S co tt.< Soloists will he Debbie Triplett, Sharon Wilson, Middleport students, and Beverly HQUdashelt, Syracuse student. I Other members of the robl!d il choral group are Kath)':· ~ Mary Boggs, Cindy M. Martha McNeal, Timmy ~:::II Rqina Tolbert, Sharon W VIcki Abbott, David Cole, Ray· II anna Cole, Crimson Pratt, dina Pratt, Trudy Roach Cindy and Debbie Triplett j ...................... ,..,, - ~hange Firlt Swrlight Dunce il Tonight Junior Choir Plans Sac ~ecJ ·COncerf SiUnday -1001, 100. Our IIIII?.,. .... - The most convenient, noticeable and economical You say, "GO," but your budget says, "NO"? I "'1111 11 , ..... o .. May 26, 1 1 e POnED PLANTS e ARnFICIAL FLOWERS AND WREATHS • woorn·[l(IDW~rn@ .. __ - -- - CXIXXIII) . M.. M Hostess lor Bridal Shower f Btltik r--,.··I ...,........ dl•-. . I ." Mr. and Mrs. Donald ·al Athens called a recent nlJ11 at ~ home of Mary cle. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd ~=:11 8lld Wayne were guests of !!lentil Shain of Pomertr 011 , .... INa ........ llld ""',..., ~" day. MUM PLANTS $3~50 up ''J WILL LAST FOR YEARS •• - ~~----------------­ .!!;:.~ - • c:Hr------- '.;, •\ •. ,,i ' ..., .,,.... ,•• ....,MI44m ;t~ ' v ' -· ' ' -.· (<:'. l' ,., • • Win a complete camplng-boetlnl•fllhln~ rlgl Worth over $10,000, it lndudn a Dodp D200 Custom camper Special with V8 and automatic transmission with a Freeway slide-on camper that siHps she, kitchen, tefrtaerator and '*" ..t1.49 •~ up ·$2.49 UP. .14EtAL FLOWER IOXQ· wiTH ·. lOftLYB~ . GI, ·. ··~ .~~ · PLQ11·~ · ~ ·.h' . ~ . ·~. • ' . ' . . . ,\ .... ' ' ·t ' ,, . . ,. '' bathroom. Plus a Chryaler .' 'l ' ' .· I · )' -.,;. , ..I. !J. 'H • t ~ 1· • ·' ....... .. ·' . ,~.1. . . , Hydro- llmltod limo !lflly,.tho Dodp•llcys ora ~~ns• Garcia rod and reel (retaU valua, $38.00) for anly 5.1~.95 CO!I1pl•l!· ~li'l'lri)t~·au,t.on thll iroat value oppor\UniiY. white they tlstl ... ' :$1'0.00 \ Co~rior ~ Yeo boat with a 120.hp'lnboardoOutdrlvt enpno end IIJ:h!YIIor boat .In liar. Coma If! ond olin up at Y•• Oodp lloY>' .ohowraom lodoyl For a . ' . ' ' . .n .' , '. 'J. TOM RUE • ' ·VASB • I I ,I ..........-.,....... CUfFLOWER LOVELY · • GLADIOLUS · ' .,.:,.,. . ·. ·,..,, .$6.Q9: .,.II', ,i,.~J•':. . ' •. ~~(10 , Pl91110utll ------ZIP--~--- · . '/ Nam•----~---------------­ GERANIUMS $1.25 up PERMA(INJ CEMETERY ~S ........ 97c and up ARnFICIAL B~KETS ...... $7.So up . ~ Schreckengoot of Park*'•)rurg called on Eun!• !!tinker 011 Monday. Betty Van Meter and ~~~~ ret Ann ~fleton and PI dlled ·on· Mr. and Mrs. T; <lor evenlnjJ. Uelln· Br,lnker, Bet. Van $3.00 up '. J ' ·I~ 1' ll~rt)',,~ . tn · •~4 • :, . pi yourt · tNT(R TODAY . bit[~ TOD~Y , ' • ,, ' T 'i '" �l ·~ - · -·- ........., -~-- ~-·· . .. ,. , . ' ... ..,, .. ,. "•-· • . ' ·- "! ' \• ' . - -- -~-·· ' " ' Voice of Jlroodway Annual lnspectl.On Held .... moru and Gallipolis. Daily l'·~~!:h'::::~e~: from table centered with a blue 1 _ nation flower The Harrisonville Scltool was Gladys Mellott, Flor)da; Grella Amanda, Vinton, Wilkesville,' which was a gift to the the scene al the 60th Annual ln- Harrts, Mo.; Mary K. Starn· Chesterhill, WoUston. Reiners- Grand Matron and the speclionol Officers of Harrison- baugh, North Carolina; and ville, Athens, Guysville, Macks- lions were In the blue co 1o ville Chapter No. 255, Order ol Eleanor · Ewing, Kentucky In burg, Lewisburg, ·New Marsh- scheme . of tile WorUty Mat1ron. l tbe Eastern Star, at 8 p.m. on West Virginia. These dl!lting- lield, Marietta, Racine, Thur· Bernice Nelson presided at May 15, witlt Janet Bolin, Wor- ulsbed guests were presented man, Bartlett, Cllesbire, Stock· silver collee service and thy Matron, and Charles King, pink carnation corsages !rom port, South Point, Beverly, na Lathey at the crystal punch Worthy Patron, presiding at Harrisonville Chapter. Glouster, Bucyrus, New Mata- bowl. tbe meeting attended by over Twenty-six worthy matrons iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijl 200 persons. and wortlty patrons of . chapters and 19 past matrons Alice A; Ryder, Worllty and past patrons of Harrison.-. tAEDING Grand Matron. of the. Grand ville were presented and wel?hapter of Ohto, was UIBpect-· corned by the worthy matron. mg officer. She and Ralph W. Distinguished Masons prer Smltlt, Worthy Gri!Jid Patron, sented were District Deputy 1 ... Now .....,... tho clreted lotten who was unable to attend, were Grand Master of the 17th Ma- 1 to,_ the lllfll'lle """""· u presented bonorary member· sonic District, Rev. Harris, and oun~ bylhe above cartoon. ships in HarrlsonvtUe Chapter Past District Deputy Grand by Bernice Hoffman, Deputy Master and h o I d e r of The Grand Matron. Knight of the York Cross of I ~ _,_, Other dlstlngultthecl guests Honor, Russell Bailey . J...,t..TU1'1' IILOPI tuiGID UNSAID presented and welcomed by District .25 Officers A.ltiWerl lf'll:ahrunl .,m,~elclirn fobe-"DRISS-TITUTl'' tht! Worthy Matron were Bern-1w:ere pr~siden~. Marie Curd; 1__."' - - - - - - - ----------- - - - - ice Hollman, Deputy Grand Ma- , vhtce-prestdent, Barbara ~ ~ tron of District 25 and 8 mem-' c er, and treasurer, Lena ber or Harrisonville Chapter: vis. TAN 0 'S. USSer IS OWer Roberta K. Mindling Past Vocalists for the evening Grand Matron· Clarice' spar!- Charldine King and Anna BROWN ,S UrprtSe ,0 lng, Deputy &and Matron ol Shuler, daughters of the worthy MAHOGANY I District 21, and Mildred Bot- potron . I Mrs. Roberta Musser Mrs William Gaddis was hon- tom, Deputy Grand Matron of A dmner preceding the In· '. I · ' Di t 1 t 27 spection was held at the Rutl:and :I s61ZIEOSl2 hostes.s to a shower on Satur-1 ored ·with gifts at. a surprise src · . day evll!l!ng at the Rutland I tt h Wd Grand R<lpresentatives of Mtth<ldlst Church. There were gion Hall in honor of Mrs. ~ye eIs howe~ lie ~esday eve- other Grand Jurisdictions 'n 13 members and guests present . AND' . ·.' da Price Wogan, recent thog R~r ~ ~ home by Ohio and W Va presented for the delicious dinner prepareG W· te wmg Club. . 'were Marv Grosv~nor Arizona. ed and served by the ladies of I of Mr. Hllfold Wogan, . ames were played WI t hi · • • , the church. , port. prJZes won by Mrs. Raymond Tu sd ht d Other chapters represented ! Mrs. Ada Keesee Baity Mrs , Don McKni h~ on every e ay n1g an a1. ~ with Ute serving ol Mrs 'Ed W 11 d Mg ternating on Friday and Satur- were Mason, W. Va., Ripley, W. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO to the · 'ted Is h' h · H ·ld Hwooda ~ s an ~ s. cloy nights will be undrr the Va., Albany, Pomeroy, Middle- ~ ' IDYl IIUes W lC aro ,,e door pr"• t A 'II La te eluded: 1· · . ~ sponsorship ol the Middleport por, mesvt e, ncas r, went to Mrs. Bmty and a hos- . . · - - -- ---·Mrs: 'Alma Price, motlter tess gift for Mrs G dd' Ftro Department, the Pol<ec . Mrs. Wogan; Beatrice Dll.ll:an, l provided by Mrs.· H~d. " was Department and the Middleport ·• J 1 b· b · . Boys' League. A new fence has Shlrtey Sl·mntons' ' Phyllis n a tJe1 usmess meetmg, bee I t lied t the B k tb II gon, Pauline Tillis, June a Utank you note was read n ns a a as e a hurst, Lottie Tyree, Be 1t from Mrs. Harvey Van Vrank- court to be used for Ute sumHutchism\, .~nna Buck, en. It was voted to accept an mer d~nces at the park. The Roush anll Judy Musser. invitation from Ute Columbus Jays wtll serve as Masters of 01.:. Betty Hutchison led and Soutltern Ohio Electric Co. C :...e.:.re:,:m.:.0.:. e'.:.·_ _ _ _ __ games .. Prizes were awarded lor a fall demonstration by Mrs. ; S, 1DODIII'sl' Shirley Simmons, Phyllis Nancy Elaw, home economist. DIOII gan, an~ June Dewhurst. Plans were discussed for an Dewhurst also won the Ice cream social. : prize. · Other guests at the shower Mrs. AudrOX PatterSon, were Mrs. Dayton Strickland, Hysell, Jatie Williams and Mrs. Charles Hollman, Mrs. May also presented Mro. J.lon Collins, Mrs. Wi I Ia r o gan with lovely gilts, but Boyer, and Mrs. Elza Gilmore, unable to attend. ~-~---, tJtucrambletheleCourJwnbl.., - leiter to eocll 111...., to : form rour ordlnorr wordo. 01 CERAMICS m ) I I The Gift of ~EZil1 0 Eternal ·i.ova A beautiful, brilliant ':~. 111ke Dlamood Rln!J. _G., . "'""'*'" •niHil ...rftct lod ""' "'" (or " " mtnl ......~). PrOittltlf If- YOU CAM PAY MOll IUT yOU CAN'! IUY A PINIR IIIA¥QND liNG TIWI A FOR MEN Strap and R pe sty Ies Layefte . Sh JS • t Mrs. Gaddts I $ 3.99 5. 4·99 S: THE SHOE BOit rd ((Words cant describe electric heat. Youhavero live with it 00 really appreciam ~:' Spe<lally~r>!>Od Belvadaro ............ ..... -"',.Ito .. - -... -- .. -. .-.""'- u.o""" "" - 18"is vitreous <~ion. vato ry complete cbinn wi lh I OhioValleyPiumbing& .ittings and mou nting r im. WITH WHIT( lAVATOIY 232 E. 2nd Edward Baer ••• I i Dudley's · Sunday S~hool attendance on May 21 was 21. Offering was WILL BLOOM ALL SUMIIAER Made Up Of Ger~niums, Petunias, Coleus . ert Lee family S.:::~a.~:: noon. Margaret Ann II and Patrick called in the ·after· II 110011. vaun DVou'd MEMORIAL. COMBINATION POTS Mr. and Mrs. Artltur Orr Chester visited wiUt the Reb-'ll ....... ..;, 0001-lila - right or left hand instaJla- 1... Carmel _Society Notes f9.96. --.......... --. """""of ,..,. - Curv for m F orm ica top. Vani ly is oblaina ble for FLOWERS ~ llthoml---~!'.!!1.'!!.- _,.,,...,_ ..... aMY 10 - modern in harmonious ar- ran gement with colorful DAY Bonus SpecJals al...tuco<l prices rato ra<IIICtlono fw alloolactrfo - " TMI'I rtQM. Eiactrto. l'lllllng. liM ~ HW, W11 onot pttt1y IIPI........ fM • II - - ' " a n • . , . . - lla /[($& ::;:II ....... 111'10011 ..... - - . . , . - - - , _ lrwlo. 'w.w rMiiJ- ~-II. AIICI-IIId ........... 0 0 - PI ?II wllllitlo OIIITIII- WI kiOiollod ... D "tt''- ... !.he addition of this vanity. Headquarters For Your "flootrlclloollngll .............- -.. - - - ---~ you can make for )athroom modernization is - Tonight the Middleport Fire Department will sponsor t It e folder avoi/able 1 first autslde teen donee party ask our ARAB Expert ·, under the stars at the Middle· for the facts "And a Ultle Cl)lld S hall port community park. Dancing ~d. Them" is thf.''tltemo o1 wlll be held from 8:30 p. m. to Carolina Lumblr· & Supply sacrtd concert to. be presented It :30 p. m. PHONE 675-1160 at 7:30 Sunday night at the , Dances at the park this year Pt. PIHunt dleport Church of Christ by the li t"':"'===-'~~~~ junior choir. , Mrs. KenneUt Scltes directs I the choir which wm be accompanied by Miss Carol S co tt.< Soloists will he Debbie Triplett, Sharon Wilson, Middleport students, and Beverly HQUdashelt, Syracuse student. I Other members of the robl!d il choral group are Kath)':· ~ Mary Boggs, Cindy M. Martha McNeal, Timmy ~:::II Rqina Tolbert, Sharon W VIcki Abbott, David Cole, Ray· II anna Cole, Crimson Pratt, dina Pratt, Trudy Roach Cindy and Debbie Triplett j ...................... ,..,, - ~hange Firlt Swrlight Dunce il Tonight Junior Choir Plans Sac ~ecJ ·COncerf SiUnday -1001, 100. Our IIIII?.,. .... - The most convenient, noticeable and economical You say, "GO," but your budget says, "NO"? I "'1111 11 , ..... o .. May 26, 1 1 e POnED PLANTS e ARnFICIAL FLOWERS AND WREATHS • woorn·[l(IDW~rn@ .. __ - -- - CXIXXIII) . M.. M Hostess lor Bridal Shower f Btltik r--,.··I ...,........ dl•-. . I ." Mr. and Mrs. Donald ·al Athens called a recent nlJ11 at ~ home of Mary cle. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd ~=:11 8lld Wayne were guests of !!lentil Shain of Pomertr 011 , .... INa ........ llld ""',..., ~" day. MUM PLANTS $3~50 up ''J WILL LAST FOR YEARS •• - ~~----------------­ .!!;:.~ - • c:Hr------- '.;, •\ •. ,,i ' ..., .,,.... ,•• ....,MI44m ;t~ ' v ' -· ' ' -.· (<:'. l' ,., • • Win a complete camplng-boetlnl•fllhln~ rlgl Worth over $10,000, it lndudn a Dodp D200 Custom camper Special with V8 and automatic transmission with a Freeway slide-on camper that siHps she, kitchen, tefrtaerator and '*" ..t1.49 •~ up ·$2.49 UP. .14EtAL FLOWER IOXQ· wiTH ·. lOftLYB~ . GI, ·. ··~ .~~ · PLQ11·~ · ~ ·.h' . ~ . ·~. • ' . ' . . . ,\ .... ' ' ·t ' ,, . . ,. '' bathroom. Plus a Chryaler .' 'l ' ' .· I · )' -.,;. , ..I. !J. 'H • t ~ 1· • ·' ....... .. ·' . ,~.1. . . , Hydro- llmltod limo !lflly,.tho Dodp•llcys ora ~~ns• Garcia rod and reel (retaU valua, $38.00) for anly 5.1~.95 CO!I1pl•l!· ~li'l'lri)t~·au,t.on thll iroat value oppor\UniiY. white they tlstl ... ' :$1'0.00 \ Co~rior ~ Yeo boat with a 120.hp'lnboardoOutdrlvt enpno end IIJ:h!YIIor boat .In liar. Coma If! ond olin up at Y•• Oodp lloY>' .ohowraom lodoyl For a . ' . ' ' . .n .' , '. 'J. TOM RUE • ' ·VASB • I I ,I ..........-.,....... CUfFLOWER LOVELY · • GLADIOLUS · ' .,.:,.,. . ·. ·,..,, .$6.Q9: .,.II', ,i,.~J•':. . ' •. ~~(10 , Pl91110utll ------ZIP--~--- · . '/ Nam•----~---------------­ GERANIUMS $1.25 up PERMA(INJ CEMETERY ~S ........ 97c and up ARnFICIAL B~KETS ...... $7.So up . ~ Schreckengoot of Park*'•)rurg called on Eun!• !!tinker 011 Monday. Betty Van Meter and ~~~~ ret Ann ~fleton and PI dlled ·on· Mr. and Mrs. T; <lor evenlnjJ. Uelln· Br,lnker, Bet. Van $3.00 up '. J ' ·I~ 1' ll~rt)',,~ . tn · •~4 • :, . pi yourt · tNT(R TODAY . bit[~ TOD~Y , ' • ,, ' T 'i '" �' ' •' \ .' l .,...,. ............ 8-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middlepbrt, 0., May 26, U67 · \ tlllrd Wedlleidl1: Alleroool q1r. fourlll 'l'hunday alleMIOOII; · Sentinel 'Church News c1e, claJ.. , , . , • ne ~- 01~. ~ s.::1 cllolr praellct, Wedllesday. dleport - •SUUtb 3nf' Lellrl · Falll Mo~Mdlol il. '1.. BamU, palar: J - r. !!lui,. ,.. SctuJet to 1•. m.; Slulifar 111r - LE'I'AM r.w.s - Will' ma IIYangeUSilc . semce, ab1p, 7:30 p. m. SUDday (u- p, m.; Wednesd8y Blblt S:~ l cept Inti Sunday); Cburcb 7:30 p, II)., Salun!ey ntcht PI ' School. 1:30 a. m. SUDday. UDl· et ond Wal'lhlp 7:30 p. m. m.; IIIIJidaJ Scbool 10 a. m.; m., 2lld aad tlb SlllldQI: Youlb !led oervlce, 1:38 a. m.. lnd , • YGUIII Service &:lip. m. Even. Oloir, 1:111 P. m. SUoda)' of monlll. EAST L£Pruby~rian lletblehem Bilplllt Cllwdl, Ill& l'onblp 1 p. m. IIICb Ilia- Prayer Meelillg, 7:30 P. m. TART - Wonblp, f ' p. m., 211d llllddlepurt First l!nlted 0... llotolt, tte.. C. L. O'Col> clay. WednesdaJI. . IIIII 41b Thursdaysil Church tmerlaa CbrdJ - Rev• ..,, IIIJ!IIm, Rebert Lewia, t'nedla Gespe1 !l!q!oe MOllllll& star liUil Chaicll - ScbOol, 9:30 a. m. Sauday, AP· ard Ruppelt, paslor; Supl 11:111 a.m. llonlfD& _. Bostum Sllv..,vUie Rei.; L. Rev. Ill....,. Smltb, pastor. PLE GROVB '"' WIWshlp, 8 p. School 9:30 a,m, James ab!• llld Saudar Scbool, 7 Jl· Glueaencamp, pastor; IIDger SUnday Scbeol. 9:6 a. Ill., ROJ m., 1st ODd 3rd Thursdays: 'anan, Supt.; 10:30 a, m. Wo• 11. .:..."'q oenice, 'lllundly Wilfunl, Supt.. Sur.oay School, Van M-. Snpl., Earl Shuler, Cburcb Scboof, 9 31) a. m. SUI> ship; 5:45 p. m. YF; Wed., UD ;uL prllj'ef meoti!J&, 10 a 1.; EvaJIIl"lisltc service, 1 Aas'\.; MOI'IIlni worsblp, 10: ~ day. GREAT BEND - Wor- p. m. Junior Choir; 7 p, m, . :30 p. m. Prayer meelln& 7:30 a. m.; Prayer meeting, 7:30,p, sblp uo a. m, 1st and llrd wr Choir. Clupeeler llllplist Cloarda p. m. Tuesday. m. Thursday, Yootb Fellowship lllmdays; CIJIII'<ll School, 10 15 Syracuse First United Prea- IIIIJiday Scbool, 9:30 a.m. lll!lload Mfssioll _ 0 11 v e 7:30 P. m. Su!Iday. a. m. Sunday. MORSE CHAPEL byterlan Church - Rev. !lamia& wursblp 10:Ui a.m. NeWIIWI, missionary pastor; Lollrldp EUB Chard! _ - worship, 11 • m., lsi and llrd so? H. Stebbi11S, pastor. Suaday Sc:hoel uo a. m.; Rev. Jack Young, pastor: Sundavs: <'horeb School 9:30 a ship 9 a. m,; Sunday School,l l'lnl lloptlll c.wcb. MMcD. Warship 10:30 a. m.; Pre•clllng Sun~ly School 9,4:. a. m.• m. Sunday. 10 a. m.; Btble Study and (llrt IIIIJiday School 9:15 a. m. 7:30 p. m.: Prayer srrv\l'e, Russell Archer, Supl SUnday IDe er service Sunday 7 p. m. Clora Pullen, Supt. 10:15 a.m. Mllmv MelbodiBI Charcb Rarrlsonvme H rd R . Sunday School, 10 a. m., Ray worship, 10,45 a. m. and 7.30 _ Wendell G. SluUer, paatOr. Ch orsblp Servl . 8 P 6 tl ""• y p.m., Whaley, Supt. p, m. alternately. Bible Study Sunday School 10 1 m. Wor· LU'Ch, owa uppell, li:velliDil wursblp, 7:30 p.m.; Syra.,... AposloHc Mission- and prayer service, led by pa~ ahl . • · ·• tor. Sunday School, 10 a. m.; WPA!neodaJ, 7:30 p.m. Prayer Earl Custer "'"lor Services •·r 7·30 P m Wednesda• p serviCe II a, ru. Worship 1:30 p. m. ..,_.....,,. • p.m., c:holr ~every Wednesday, ' r - Friday · w ' · · ' ' Ptrtlaad Melbodlsl Cbur<b- tor, pastor. ' Wcdnesday, F . : . 'I :.. and Christian Endeavor, 1:30 p.m. b . Sunday oights at 7:4$ p. m. Ev· lrd Saturday ol month. Jolin Kimbler, pastor. Sunday day ar.d Sunday services, 111111 8 I"" O.Cb, ""- eryone welcome. Syracuse Rl. Sooth Betbel EUB Churdl - Scboal 9·30• Harold Rou~, p. m. , "1 - Ret. Caner Willlllllll. 12l Rrv. Jalk Young, p a. Supt.; Allen , Brewer, As. I. LatU!r Day Sainb 1 10 20 7 30 ~ Scbool ': .: ' : Churclt Of Chrul lor: Sunday School 8:45 a. m., Supt., Preactling · P.m. Sun- Reorganized Cbnrcb ol Je""l Cbur~ '::;.: Bradblll)' Clwrell ol Christ- Norman II. Bahr, Supt.; Sunday Roelle Melbodlsl Choreb - (lrl!ll of Liller Day 1111•11_ eblldrell. Larry Williams, minister: Bible Worship 10.45 a. m. and 7.30 John W. Kimble., pastor; Sun- Joseph Slobart, past~. 8 l"lnn lllplhl a..r.tl, Raeble, School aad Mornlng Worship, p. m. alternately. Btble Study day School 9:30 a. m.; Pruci> from Ra~ne on Racme . ~ Ret C. L. O'CIDnor 1 10:30 a, m.; Christian Endeav- IDd Prayer Service, ied by pas- lng 10:30 a. m.; MYF 6 p. m.; land llDari. Sunday School, 1 Sdlool 9.30 F;.:·~~ or, 6 p, m.; Evenin& Wor- tor, 7:30 p, m. Thursday, Prayer and Bible Study, 7:30 p, a. m.; Wtrship 10::'0 L rn., land, Suptr 10 . ~ ~ m. Mora- ship, 1 p. m. Tuppers Plalna EUB Chard! m: Wednesday. Sunday evenmg servtoe at ln& Warship· i :30 ·• BYF Hemlock Gro" Cbrlldao - Rev. Jack Young, pas Rock ~priDgr 1\!etbodlst- p. m.: Wed., worship eowng~l JH1 KNffor AU..... lad J1mior Fell ~ Cbureb - Jamea Quisenberry tor : Sundaj worship, f;30 Cbester Lemley, pastor: Wor at 7:30 p. m. _"'-. Bmtlng Servt.':.- $~: Worship Service, 9:30 a. m.: a. m.; Sunday School, 10 a. m.: ship service 9:30 a. m.; SunRoman Catholic 7:30 p. m., Pr~yer lleellli 7:30p.m, Wednesday. Hobart Vmeyard, Supt._ Bible day School, 10:15 a. m.; MYF Oar Lady of Ltireu. Mllllloa 1'111'1* _ Warren G. Zinn Bradford Cnurcn or l.'brlsl- Study and Prayer servtces ied 1:30 p. m. Prayer and Bible Long Bouom _ Rev. George posllr. Worship aervices Joe Robinson, minister; Hom- by pastor, 7:30 P: m. Tuesday, Study, Wednesday, 7:30 p. Ill> R. Shipman, Adm. _ Sunday 1,30 p. m. Senior Choir Prac- er Forrest, Supt.; Bible School Adult Class Meetmg 7:30 p, m, Rudand Methodist Cburell - Mas.es: 10:30 a, m., s p. m. , 9:30 a. m.; Morning wor,hlp last Monday of month. Rev, C. J. Lemley, pastor: Holy Days: 5 p, m. Commumty 10:30 a. m. ; Evenma Worship, Syracuse EUB Chnrcb- Rev. Church School 9:30 a. m.; Wor- SL Jobo's Calbolie Mlaaton€heahlre • &yger · Hartlord 7 p. m. Wednesday 7 p. m. Bi· Paul A. Sellers, pasl&r: ~ ahlp service, 10:30 a. m. MYF Near Guysville Ulutcb Rid~e); oervm... 7:30 p, m. Wednesd8y. ble Study. day School, 9:30 a. m.; Ben Monday, 6:30 p. m, Rev. Frant Manter~ pastor, ln& lf!l'VIce, 7:30 p. m.: Prayer 11ex1er Cllarcll ol Christ _ Quisenberry, Supt.; 10:30 a. m. Snllo1 Melbodlll Cbnreb - Sunday Masa 10:30 a, m.; Holy Pearl Sl. Chrlsllall Unioa Bible School 9:30 a. m, Preach· Morning Worship sexvice, lsi John W. Kllllbler. pastor: u.._ Day ol Obligation 8:30 a.m.; fer Chnlr Pra~ce. ing 10:30 a, m., first and third and 3rd Sundays of lhe montb. Robert E. Lee, Supt. Wor· Confession, 1> hour before Sunday Mondoy Tuesday W~ Thunday Frldoy Soturday ProverM Hosea John I CorinthiaN I Timothy I Timothy ·Jornes Hartford Baptist 9 a. m. DST; Sundays. 7:30 p. m. Evening Evangells- ship 9:15 a. m., Sunday School Mass. 22:1-12 6:1-6 8:25-32 3:5-15 4 :11-10 3:1·9 3:13· 16 Lillie Kyger UCC 9:30 EST. Mason Clly Cblll'<ll of Chrlat, tic Service, 2nd ODd 41h Sun- 10:15 a. m. Salvation Arm Cheahlre Baptist 10:41 EST. MiU..- Street _ Sunday Bible clay of month. Oak Grove MeiWist OIU'dt 111 Sal alien Army ~ EtJ. Church School at Hartford, at Study, t a. m.: Evenins Wor- Betbaay EUB Cboreb - Rev. John W, Kimbler, pastor, Earl , ~a ~ Winin ~lficer in , 1:50 DST: Kyger 10:20 EST, ahlp, 7:30 p. m.; Bible Study, Paul A. Sellers, pastor: Mort> Cross, Supt Sunday Scboel a t ! e.YSu~da g~ m W'illa the hope it !Dill. In rome rnean&re, forw and help ,._ 9 45 30 9 1 and Cheshire ' EST. 7:30 p. m. Wedneaday. ing Worsbfp, ' a. m.; SUI> 0:15 a. m.: Preacltfq 1:15. nes~meeting· YIO·SO a .; lain lhat whic(i if rood in fomily and eomnaunily life, daU f Mt Unl~ Bapllll Charell Mlddleport Church oJ Cbrbl clay School, 10:311 a. m,, Blythe Syracue Melltodfsl CharQ - da Schn 1 'suu'da · · 7 Rev. Cecil Cox, Paotor. SUI> - 5th and Main St., Jack Scftes, lbefss, Supt.: Youth Fellow· Wendell G, Studer, pastor; WOf. v.!ng P.:ple's LeJon; /'30 p. lure ir rponrored, by the bruinut fi,.,., cmtf orran&atfoRI 1 day School lAS a. m., Ear supt Bible School 8:30 a. m., lltlp, 6:30 P. m. ahlp service, 1:3& I. m., SUI> m. Salvation meeting; Tbt,.. l ll>hme 1'1011181 apJJMr befOUl, Starkey, Supt., Evenmg Wo~· Morning Worship I0:30 a. m.; CARMEL EUB Chnreb-Rev. day School 1:45 a. m.; MYF day, 1 to 3 p m. Ladies"·-·· ' .,;,...._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Bhtp, 7:30 p. m. Young Peoples Evening Worship 7'30 p. m. Paul A. Sellers, pastot: SUI> Sunday 6 p. m. Prayer meetillg Leagu 7 ' p : 1 ~;;s:: jJ meeting and Bible Study 7:30 Prayer Servloe, 'wednesday ai day School, t:30 a. m., Wayne Sunday 7:30 p. m. ooun~en~· m. rep "' P- ~ Wednesday. p. m. Rev. Ranlllo Moyer, ltGusb, Supl; 10:30 a. m. MonJo ~ Run Free MetbodlotADVENTIST , 7 30 F~rst Bapliat 0 -·\ Rnlland pastor. IDg Worship. 2od and tlb SUI> Robert E. Stnllh, Sr., pastor. Pomero Sevenlb Da 1 - Rev. S•muel J. Jacl:soo, pas- Pomeror Cltarch o1 Chrtll _ cloy olllle month; I p. m. lt.'ven- Sullday School 9:30 a.m., Har· list Chlii'Ct _ lor. Prayer service t :31J a. m.; James MeGovern, pastor lltm- ing Evaltgellsltc Service, 2111 old Dewhurst, Supt.: Morning Rd north of Meigs Lllleol~~oMmu.,...c~t:~~glllh rord Bom1 Of HoLsum Bmlcl Sunday School 10 a. m., Get- day Schoo~ I:30 am. Chlll'<ll and 3rd lluDday Cll IIIOIIIb. Wonblp 10:30 a. m. Youtb Ser- H~pltal Pasttr F W liS N. Court St. . AtbeaJ ' 593-6601 lrude Butler, ,Supt.; Wol'llhip service 10:30 a m· Christian Trlnftr UJIIIed c:lntreh · 01 tlcfl l :t5 p. m.; Evangelistic 7·30 p m Bibl; siu<tY ~erv•ce 11 1· m. Ill and 2nd Endeavor, 6:30 p .;; Evenma Chrtst, Pomeroy- Rev. W. H. message 7:30 P· m.: Prayer meeli~ Otber service; an- "---· ,undays at 5:30 p. m. BopUst service, 8,30 p m Perrin, pastor, Patrick D. Wood, meelillg Thursday 7:30 p, m. Robert g. Dunham Ass't Serv TIMES-S~NTINEL Ira mmg Vmon, Mrs, Mary Rutlaad Cbunb o1 Chrtot- Snpt.; Sullday School, 9:1i a. Clllf Free Metbodlsl Ices on Saturd/IJ.' · · W'"•ds, president. Roy Carter minister. Bible m. Worship, l0:%5 a.m. Cltnrcb - R. Eugene Gill, pas- School l ~ m W~rsbtp 3 p m Devoted to the <heater Middle Ohfo Carl•••• Chnreb, Kingsbury School, a. m. WOTShfp and tor; Sunday School 9:30 a, m. : • , • , . , , Vollty . . Rutland Free WW BapiUI Prea•,hing oerv1ce 10:30 a. m. Danville Pilgrim Hollne11 - pblf Wise, Supt.; Morning wor· llnited Brethren LOCAL UNION 51188 Comprebeoalve News Coveraee, Church - Rev. Paul Tayler, Young People's meeting, 6:30 (LAngsvUle Poal Officet, Rev. ship 10:30 a. m.; Youtb 5erv· Eden United llftlbreo Ravenswood, W. Va. Features, a Paces Color Comlca. pa.,tor; Su~day School, 10 a, p, m. Evenma Service, 7 P. m. Chao. E, Dozer, pastor; Sunday icea 7 p. m.; EvangellsUc aer- Christ Church - Rev. Eldea R. m.; Guy Pr1d~y, Snpt; Preacb- v. II. Braley, Bible School Supl School 9:30a.m. Mrs. Robert flee 7:30p. m. Mlci-Week pray. Blake, pastor: Sunday\ ' Church - Middleport. Sunday Zloa Chartb Gf Chrlat, Pom· Grate, lrupl. Worsblp at 10:30 er service 7:30 a. m. Wedlles- 10 L m.;. Winnie H• 1 S~hool 9:30 a. m., Sunday ev,. eroy . llarrlaonville Road -Eo- a. m.; Pilgrfm Youth, 6:tli p. day. Supt; Chri!llu EodeaV«, mng serv~ce 1:30 p. m, Wednes- gene Underwood. millfster. 8 ~ m.; EvaJtgellstlc 1erv1ee, 7:11 'l1lo Ulllted Melbodlll Cbrefl, p. m., cfaosea lor all Son& Athlond Oil Product~ PLUMRI~~G day evenmg oerviee 7:30 p. m. ble SciJool, t :SO a. m.; . Mor.. p. m., Mlci-Week Prayer lad i"omen>)r. '!be Cburcb School rice I p. ~ Preacbfna Uo Brown•• Batt3 Gar . Pastor, Chaa. W. Rogers. IDa Worahlp, 7:30 p. m.; flo. Praise, Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. at 8;15 a. m. '!be Divine Wor· m.: Mld-Weelt prayer _,lfDI,(I 240 Uocoln Sl Middleport tfll2.2510 tfll2.2168 Pomeroy Home lllul• 1111" bert Reed, Bible Scblol Supt. Jehomla ahlp ' at 10:111 a. m. MelbodiJt 7:30 P. m. Wedueaclay, Mrs. lfngham, Rev. Donald Brlckles, Church Of God lfng11om BaD ol Jlllmlt'J Youlb P'ellowahlp at 1:30 p.m. llazlo Ho~, clul Ieeder. pastor. Sunday Schoo4 1:30 L a.e.ter Chardt Wltneu, too Broadway MJd. Jlltl·weelt eholr pracUce. Tho Lllln hill Ulltetl ..... 111.; Worsbfp Service, 10:30 a. t1 God - dleporl _ Public meear:. SUI> publfo Invited to worsblp, Ill Cltrlll (lmolt ~ Jllllltl Mot· II m.; Evangellstle aervices at 7· Rev. Dala Thornton, pastor. da 2 m.. Walcbtower N rtaoa, pastor. SUIIday School at Sileo - AU.III CHALMERS - Service "Ohlo't OZdert Dodgr Dtalfr" :30 p. m. Everyone welcome. Sunday Schoo~ 1:30 L m.: S~ P. 1 Bible Study 'l1lo ~ ~ I:M a. m. PrwiliDI 101'\'lcea ICllm - lndunrlaJ - Lerum 6 Gardeft Apollolle Commanlly Chard!, Morning Worsblp at U o. ' ' ' 111'11 aad tblrd 'l'llarltlq al Middleport, Ohio PagevWe. Sunday School 10 a. m. Evangelistic service 7:30 p. ~J 7:;, ';;; llerv~ ~- Ret. Herbert Grate 7,30 p. m. -Secnad .aad IOUrlh Tappen Plabll i Pioone 887-3435 m. Sunday; EvangellsUc aerv· m.; Prayer tneellDI, 7:30 p.m. q, p. ~:_._ postor, lin. J:c!DI LUe. llllpt. Sunday It 7:30 p. m. Prayer ' .lee• 7,30 p. m. Sauday. Prayer Tuesday; Youna People'• lry Scbool. 1 P. m. · - - · Cbarls Bluell, Au'L Sunda1 lllDII aad leurlh ----· ~---1ervict1 Thuraday, 7:30 p.m. Service, Friday, 7' 30 P· m. Lutlaeran School l:ll L m.: ~ 'lllunda1. 7:111 p. m. aad 11r11 MaloD Baplltl 8llllday llcMl MI. Mor1U CbrdJ e1 God- tL Jtb's La1beraa Cloa4- Wonltlp U a. m., NYPS •. t5 aad tbJrd Sunday t:30 m. - D,A.V. IIIII, conter s-Ill Rev. Jatlllll Satterlleld, puler Mlll'llln& WOIIIdp I a.m.; SUI> p. m.; Evettlaf Senlce. 7: Prayer meelbJ& ~ We~lnet·(l "Kentucky ' rmd Chicken" and Pameroy MIUIOII. Spoaacnd Sunday School t:tli a. m.: Will' day School 10:30 a. m. hslor, P. m.; Mldweelo l'rQer ll8l'9lee daJ a 7·30 p. 111. Cbr1atfaa EnMiddleport, Ohio ~y Freoch city Baplfll Ottudl lblp service U a. m. aad 7:90 tleV, Jooepb Kra.ty. 7:30 P. m. Wetlnelday. dea>W aad lourlll SU. ll'omeroJ a GalUpollt. Alll1lated 91111 8. p. m. Prayor meetfn& 7:11 ,_ m. 8L Paul'• Llttberu lllddll•trl a-. tllllt N• day, 7;30 P. m. B.C. Rev. R. L, Plaaoo, putor. Tuesday; YOIIIII People'a 132 E. !>ecoid SL, Pomeroy, --Ret. a,de J. Bartllll, 10. llerOM Uldted Bretml !Iunday llcbool ...., SuadaJ meollDg, f:30 p, m. Friday. SuntiiJ Scboo1 1:90 a. 111., Will' 8aaday 8cblol 1:30 L IlL; a Cltrilt a.cta _James Mel p. m. Preacblns oervtceo ~ 1llllland ChvU et God - ahlp aervtce 1D:41i a. m. Pill«, lfllnlbt& Wonblp 10:111 a. m.; rtaoa, pastor. Suucra, . Scbool llh Sunday ot each lllOIIIh. Rev. l>•vfd Sheela, putor. Rev. Joaepb Krair. NYPS YOUIIII People, 1:41 p.111.; l:lll a. m. PnlldtiDI 11m 'TrepBalce Dlainottd MI. llorlalt 1111p1111 Ollrdi- Sunday School 10 L m.; EvaaMethodid Evangelistic meetfn& 7' 30 p.m.; lblrd Sunday, 7:30 p. ~ Seeoad Wr Fill All Doctont PrescriplloM 1. 11a111 St. Pom11111 of Fourtb ond MaiD SL, gellstic service. 7:30 Young Allnd Me..odlll Cltll'dl _ Prayer meeting. Wed. 7:30 p.m. aad fourtb Sunday, 11 a. m. 892-2955 I'Om801 I!Jddleport. Rev. Nyle Bordeo, PWeoplesde Endeavor. 7:30 P. m. Pearl A. Caato, pastor. Sunday -~~K-'!..,IMPI N• Qrlllla 8....., 8oi oltoo tniDisler. Sallday Scboel 1:30 a. ,edit •Y Pra1er meeting School at 9:30, Uoyd Dillinger, .- """· ""'"""wa eme, !IS Main SL, PL 7 30 o. Aroold Rlcbarda, Supt. 10:30 · p. m. ~Y· Supt. Worsbip Services at 10:46 ~· ~ .~ Sunday tlerYlces II L m. DST. EptreOpal witb Vere Swartz, lay Ieider. ~M~W rsbf ~ 10: 30 Wedaesday """"'nl I p. Ill. L m. Mlll'llllll! Worship. 0 ' Naomi Blptill Cllll'dl - Grttee Eplleopel Cb.u Worship aervlcea Sunday eve- -p, · a. DST. Study room open 'filet. N141t1; luppllq lind Mlllwor~ 7 Sunday School 9:30 a. m.; Will' PomerGJ- '!be Rev. Rlcbard ning at 7:45 wltb the Rn. m. Eveufn& _Service, p, m.; day aad Wedhollay from 12,, 3Ill Gftlmll COIIInll:ftRg thlp n a. m.; Wednesd8y, 7 H. Marlin, Rector. Sunday Casto, Wednesday evening pray· meeting, 1 p. m. Wed- to 2:30 DST. Everyone lftll. PlloiJe 88N878 p. m., Prayer service. MontlJtc PraJtr lad Sermao, er servlCill at 7:45. t'lnftla ol 1M ,.... coma. Road - Rev. Clyde Hlntoa, 10:18 a. m. 111a......a MelloodiiH~ara N.... JleiiiO!Mid "-do T~E putor: Sauday Scboel 1:90 .. E lJ B - Pearl A. Caato, putor. WO!' ~.:. .w = ,::: Frayer 7:45, p.:m.=~ll , n; Ra1pb Carl, Supt. Sunday EuleiJHiw EUB . €ltllftlt - ahlp service, 10 a. m, ...., L m. .' ll:.ealna Service 7·30. day; Young Peoploa Wlim:, SEWING MACHINES ' Wal'lhlp M'Yieo 10:30 a. m. lie• Menzel Smllb, tor otber Sunday, 7:t5 ,_ m. SUI> • ' ~ p. ' p. m. Sunday, Worsltlp "Emythi~~g f9r !he WOIPIQfl t1t41 Sew" Pafftt. 11114 BordtNN IIIII 7:30 p. m. alternately. wor'sblp aervfee 8,18 a. ~~ clay School, 10 a. m., Joha 11a1- ~~ ~e::, Re9. Paul ~aylor, ape•ker 83 M1ll Sl Middleport li92-SS20 I'll. MN271 , BlldH Prayer meeting WeciD!Iday at day Scbaol 10 ,30 a. m. Youlb ley, Supt. M. Wolfe, • • • ~day mghL Everyone ,I qo ,_ m. Pellowah!p 1:30 p. m.; Boyo '""'"' limo MeCHtllll ella.,. 11a111111 a.ru o1 lito No Clllallldo a..,.i m.· Ev-"'· •-'- 7•30 p• -sunday. School • .. m., lin. . ..._.., o ••••, • 10 .. --.. • - . . . ._.. .... ~ • DIIIAWI uYJUW .: 'Ole Alm••C! ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;ea;;;ch=Stmdly ;;;;;;;..._,;;;;;I;;;;;:IS;;;:;;ot.~aad~_;G~Irii~Pell~owlbl;;;;;;;;;:P;;_•.;;1;,;;:30~p.~ Fred N1!8ae, Supt. Wonblp - m.; ldorDiq Worship 10:t5 L B l,)lllled Prw bterullelal flee, 10 L m. Rev. Weaclell Dl.' Ev•n ..•~c ··-"- 7•" f I Stutler, pasta-. • .....,.uou ~"- · - 'l'uday is Frtdl!y, May 21, l'llllllt ~I 1'1, s-4 A'ft. TUNE IN Cbeolor Motbodl8t CIIIM!II _ P. m.; Midweek Prayer llrYice 146111 day ol 198'1 w!tb 111 ....... 7:41 p. m. Wedneoday. follow · ' lllddltport, Oblo W II orahlp ""' ..ce at a a. m.; SYraCIM Clutrclt ef lbe ND . Suttday Scbool at 10 a, m. WIIUam C Thorpe The 1110011 II ~een lhe , ., , . ,. . . • '. ;J_ a.... :==============::::;1, w........_. s.::::1 , , 8'/ NOW TliE Y'•E OUT OF EiiGiiT-ANP LAUGHING HY&TE'RICALL~ Nw-:; :":W 1.I'L l.aNER ly AL CAI'I" WINNIE WI,..KU By BRANNER I 'lL 5ET.I c;== HUSH .. I'M COONllNG ~E~ ... JlM- s.md., ."'8 CCIDE 1· 3 ·6.- ........... are; 1 ' IlK HOWCANVOU WHAT D'VA MEAN •ALONE'? MAKE SOCH A RODE COMPLAINT LIKE I'M HERE! 11-11\T WHEN I'M RIGHT HERE? 10 OHIO VALlEY BAKING CO. ly HOWIIE a MEO. ~H'.-!EIDER IT WA<;fJ'T A COMPLMJTI By .C:ING IT WA<;. A REQUEST J Fenwick ~· ~ 5 qou had Sarrij over to help me with \ I PUCIU.II ANb H!~ By MERRILL BLOSSER FlliENDI RAY RIGGS. "INC. SUNDAY THE UNITED STEEL WORKERS OF AMERICA 1:30 ,:::.11 --- --------· = GREAT HEAVENS J P£0PLE' ALL STARIH(; IN HERE f tHOU6AtlQS "PEOPLE~ OURING. TI-l' NIG!-IT ME!'I !:'R'OM ~· PAPeR 8(J!I..T TI-W I=E ~ CE OR THAT BIG cROWD IJJ<lulo CIM~ OUR g.KJI<J Q2Sl? CUT ,..,.. TJ.IE VIACANT II<XT oooo! \' NOT VACANT ~ ' PACKED 10 Tf.IE cnJNC: WITI--I lo«<H~R.Il. THI~, AL.l. OM COHSIGNf\1\EtfT OUR WINDOW I - - ---- .--- R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. -:,e::: A G~ ! GALEN S. BROWN. Dist. a..r.., f' :n -...a<~ ! - -·-----·-·1-··-- -··- WILLIS ANTHONY & HEATING By HAROLD LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE - - -- --- La...., You're a quitter, ~lim S~in ner! Ana 1 don't care tnat much whet her 40u qraduate or not! BOGGS' EQUIPMENT ,, mietlnc TINY'S FOODLAND CROW'S PEAK ~OUSE SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUGS K&C JEWRERS a.._ au :omer = =y 9 .LYONS CLOVER FARM Bad. ! I I a.- Marrll s.:- SEWING CENTER meeunc. w-•'- F GOEGLEIN READY-MIX .CO. 1 ll"'h ' ;,. Spread1ng • K"1ngdOm SUNDAY 9 AM 8 = =~~·~astor. Mrs. Wald Pastor.-Robert Stew.;.., 5up1,' pb,;: ~ sa:::.ll Heatb.Metbodlll a.... Ret. Sunday Scbool I :30 a, m.~ The oveninc ol8n .... Vi Max Dooahue, pastor: J act Morning, Worahlp. I0:30 a. m., Mal'l and Jupiter. HOYT~S $OHIO S~RViC:E .. Wellldabl st. ' ;.· ~. •••, RALL'S :BEN FRANKLIN · BOWE,Rl DRIVE-INN R.:stauRANT 0, " . Beehlle Clnirch School SUpt.· NYPS 6.90 p. m., Evening str· . Born on tltia day In 1888 Juppon file.• ~ - """ ~ ,. .~''.· ' IL lbbt ll Cburcb 'School, 8:30a.m.; wrr:. vice 7:30p.m.; Midweek Pray· American entertainer AI Jolson.ll ,, . 1390 WMPO RADIO sbjp Service, 10:30 a.m.: Me1b- er service, Wednesday 7:30 p. 0n tbil doy 1n history: ., , ----.-~-,.-- . "''. • odlat Youlb il'ellowablp, I p.m.: m. lit 11181, Pmlde!lt Andre!wll " <' s· T" 11· M~ 'r~ lEV. RICHARD MARTIN, RECTOR Offlcfal Boml meellltg, first Pentectnkd Jobnson ,.. 8C!qultttd loQ - DtvaJ~ . I 1""30 S nd Sunday of moalb, 7:3t p.m.; ,..._., ~. lladl Impeachment ~ his Balcm: llf Coo4 'INod . , ·, ' . T~DreateJ\IIidd!fOIIfo,fallq lftl~' P • • • • • • • • • • • • "' AM u 1 Y WSCS, sedond Monolay of ~ Ret. Paul E. Jones, pu. punenll I.,ma by one vote. llun~ l'i , ( . ,, ', '~ ~ · ''%~~· -II#UI Approach To Rt!lgiQt~~ Probr.1111 montb, 7:30 p.m.: Eleanor Clr- tor. Stmd!l1 School 10 a. m.; In 1945, u.s. B·2fi bit Tokyo(l , · ·, • • • ' 1 , ....;..,,...,... ...., - ~_ _ _ __.;._ _ _ _ __,lcle, HCalld Thmday; Cilia lJ, Wllllltlp, Wlebleldq IIIII it!- 1ri1b j . . liiJU 111 ~Ill. .__ _ _ _'!'-~....~~~~=----------"!~ If. prom Grace EP·-..r.-·1 Ch h, Po iii'...,.. . urc mtrOy . C_l l t w, e l l • . • •.• HEINERS PAKE,RY . . w.·v.. , rW-"' 1 \ ~ ....... .. ... • ..... ..... *' ..... ,.. .. . • ... . ... ...... . . __ ___ .., ... - ~ ·· · · .. · · - - ··· • ••..• . _ .. - · r · ~ • ·,.._ .................. . _. HE SAID " . IIUDAY 'SENTINEL ' ' ITW1>5A ' BEST IN TIME IN SOUND I RACINE ·PLANING .MILl ·- -----STAR .ISUPPLY CO. By CHESTER GouLD DICK TRACY ' ~RADIOS I I! I FOQI.-- .....v'!0 IIEAT THE AAD IT WORI<CEDI TO 'TillS DAV I 1-!.o.vEN'T w.ID Qtlli f!FHNY 'INI-IERITANCi TA)(!! �' ' •' \ .' l .,...,. ............ 8-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middlepbrt, 0., May 26, U67 · \ tlllrd Wedlleidl1: Alleroool q1r. fourlll 'l'hunday alleMIOOII; · Sentinel 'Church News c1e, claJ.. , , . , • ne ~- 01~. ~ s.::1 cllolr praellct, Wedllesday. dleport - •SUUtb 3nf' Lellrl · Falll Mo~Mdlol il. '1.. BamU, palar: J - r. !!lui,. ,.. SctuJet to 1•. m.; Slulifar 111r - LE'I'AM r.w.s - Will' ma IIYangeUSilc . semce, ab1p, 7:30 p. m. SUDday (u- p, m.; Wednesd8y Blblt S:~ l cept Inti Sunday); Cburcb 7:30 p, II)., Salun!ey ntcht PI ' School. 1:30 a. m. SUDday. UDl· et ond Wal'lhlp 7:30 p. m. m.; IIIIJidaJ Scbool 10 a. m.; m., 2lld aad tlb SlllldQI: Youlb !led oervlce, 1:38 a. m.. lnd , • YGUIII Service &:lip. m. Even. Oloir, 1:111 P. m. SUoda)' of monlll. EAST L£Pruby~rian lletblehem Bilplllt Cllwdl, Ill& l'onblp 1 p. m. IIICb Ilia- Prayer Meelillg, 7:30 P. m. TART - Wonblp, f ' p. m., 211d llllddlepurt First l!nlted 0... llotolt, tte.. C. L. O'Col> clay. WednesdaJI. . IIIII 41b Thursdaysil Church tmerlaa CbrdJ - Rev• ..,, IIIJ!IIm, Rebert Lewia, t'nedla Gespe1 !l!q!oe MOllllll& star liUil Chaicll - ScbOol, 9:30 a. m. Sauday, AP· ard Ruppelt, paslor; Supl 11:111 a.m. llonlfD& _. Bostum Sllv..,vUie Rei.; L. Rev. Ill....,. Smltb, pastor. PLE GROVB '"' WIWshlp, 8 p. School 9:30 a,m, James ab!• llld Saudar Scbool, 7 Jl· Glueaencamp, pastor; IIDger SUnday Scbeol. 9:6 a. Ill., ROJ m., 1st ODd 3rd Thursdays: 'anan, Supt.; 10:30 a, m. Wo• 11. .:..."'q oenice, 'lllundly Wilfunl, Supt.. Sur.oay School, Van M-. Snpl., Earl Shuler, Cburcb Scboof, 9 31) a. m. SUI> ship; 5:45 p. m. YF; Wed., UD ;uL prllj'ef meoti!J&, 10 a 1.; EvaJIIl"lisltc service, 1 Aas'\.; MOI'IIlni worsblp, 10: ~ day. GREAT BEND - Wor- p. m. Junior Choir; 7 p, m, . :30 p. m. Prayer meelln& 7:30 a. m.; Prayer meeting, 7:30,p, sblp uo a. m, 1st and llrd wr Choir. Clupeeler llllplist Cloarda p. m. Tuesday. m. Thursday, Yootb Fellowship lllmdays; CIJIII'<ll School, 10 15 Syracuse First United Prea- IIIIJiday Scbool, 9:30 a.m. lll!lload Mfssioll _ 0 11 v e 7:30 P. m. Su!Iday. a. m. Sunday. MORSE CHAPEL byterlan Church - Rev. !lamia& wursblp 10:Ui a.m. NeWIIWI, missionary pastor; Lollrldp EUB Chard! _ - worship, 11 • m., lsi and llrd so? H. Stebbi11S, pastor. Suaday Sc:hoel uo a. m.; Rev. Jack Young, pastor: Sundavs: <'horeb School 9:30 a ship 9 a. m,; Sunday School,l l'lnl lloptlll c.wcb. MMcD. Warship 10:30 a. m.; Pre•clllng Sun~ly School 9,4:. a. m.• m. Sunday. 10 a. m.; Btble Study and (llrt IIIIJiday School 9:15 a. m. 7:30 p. m.: Prayer srrv\l'e, Russell Archer, Supl SUnday IDe er service Sunday 7 p. m. Clora Pullen, Supt. 10:15 a.m. Mllmv MelbodiBI Charcb Rarrlsonvme H rd R . Sunday School, 10 a. m., Ray worship, 10,45 a. m. and 7.30 _ Wendell G. SluUer, paatOr. Ch orsblp Servl . 8 P 6 tl ""• y p.m., Whaley, Supt. p, m. alternately. Bible Study Sunday School 10 1 m. Wor· LU'Ch, owa uppell, li:velliDil wursblp, 7:30 p.m.; Syra.,... AposloHc Mission- and prayer service, led by pa~ ahl . • · ·• tor. Sunday School, 10 a. m.; WPA!neodaJ, 7:30 p.m. Prayer Earl Custer "'"lor Services •·r 7·30 P m Wednesda• p serviCe II a, ru. Worship 1:30 p. m. ..,_.....,,. • p.m., c:holr ~every Wednesday, ' r - Friday · w ' · · ' ' Ptrtlaad Melbodlsl Cbur<b- tor, pastor. ' Wcdnesday, F . : . 'I :.. and Christian Endeavor, 1:30 p.m. b . Sunday oights at 7:4$ p. m. Ev· lrd Saturday ol month. Jolin Kimbler, pastor. Sunday day ar.d Sunday services, 111111 8 I"" O.Cb, ""- eryone welcome. Syracuse Rl. Sooth Betbel EUB Churdl - Scboal 9·30• Harold Rou~, p. m. , "1 - Ret. Caner Willlllllll. 12l Rrv. Jalk Young, p a. Supt.; Allen , Brewer, As. I. LatU!r Day Sainb 1 10 20 7 30 ~ Scbool ': .: ' : Churclt Of Chrul lor: Sunday School 8:45 a. m., Supt., Preactling · P.m. Sun- Reorganized Cbnrcb ol Je""l Cbur~ '::;.: Bradblll)' Clwrell ol Christ- Norman II. Bahr, Supt.; Sunday Roelle Melbodlsl Choreb - (lrl!ll of Liller Day 1111•11_ eblldrell. Larry Williams, minister: Bible Worship 10.45 a. m. and 7.30 John W. Kimble., pastor; Sun- Joseph Slobart, past~. 8 l"lnn lllplhl a..r.tl, Raeble, School aad Mornlng Worship, p. m. alternately. Btble Study day School 9:30 a. m.; Pruci> from Ra~ne on Racme . ~ Ret C. L. O'CIDnor 1 10:30 a, m.; Christian Endeav- IDd Prayer Service, ied by pas- lng 10:30 a. m.; MYF 6 p. m.; land llDari. Sunday School, 1 Sdlool 9.30 F;.:·~~ or, 6 p, m.; Evenin& Wor- tor, 7:30 p, m. Thursday, Prayer and Bible Study, 7:30 p, a. m.; Wtrship 10::'0 L rn., land, Suptr 10 . ~ ~ m. Mora- ship, 1 p. m. Tuppers Plalna EUB Chard! m: Wednesday. Sunday evenmg servtoe at ln& Warship· i :30 ·• BYF Hemlock Gro" Cbrlldao - Rev. Jack Young, pas Rock ~priDgr 1\!etbodlst- p. m.: Wed., worship eowng~l JH1 KNffor AU..... lad J1mior Fell ~ Cbureb - Jamea Quisenberry tor : Sundaj worship, f;30 Cbester Lemley, pastor: Wor at 7:30 p. m. _"'-. Bmtlng Servt.':.- $~: Worship Service, 9:30 a. m.: a. m.; Sunday School, 10 a. m.: ship service 9:30 a. m.; SunRoman Catholic 7:30 p. m., Pr~yer lleellli 7:30p.m, Wednesday. Hobart Vmeyard, Supt._ Bible day School, 10:15 a. m.; MYF Oar Lady of Ltireu. Mllllloa 1'111'1* _ Warren G. Zinn Bradford Cnurcn or l.'brlsl- Study and Prayer servtces ied 1:30 p. m. Prayer and Bible Long Bouom _ Rev. George posllr. Worship aervices Joe Robinson, minister; Hom- by pastor, 7:30 P: m. Tuesday, Study, Wednesday, 7:30 p. Ill> R. Shipman, Adm. _ Sunday 1,30 p. m. Senior Choir Prac- er Forrest, Supt.; Bible School Adult Class Meetmg 7:30 p, m, Rudand Methodist Cburell - Mas.es: 10:30 a, m., s p. m. , 9:30 a. m.; Morning wor,hlp last Monday of month. Rev, C. J. Lemley, pastor: Holy Days: 5 p, m. Commumty 10:30 a. m. ; Evenma Worship, Syracuse EUB Chnrcb- Rev. Church School 9:30 a. m.; Wor- SL Jobo's Calbolie Mlaaton€heahlre • &yger · Hartlord 7 p. m. Wednesday 7 p. m. Bi· Paul A. Sellers, pasl&r: ~ ahlp service, 10:30 a. m. MYF Near Guysville Ulutcb Rid~e); oervm... 7:30 p, m. Wednesd8y. ble Study. day School, 9:30 a. m.; Ben Monday, 6:30 p. m, Rev. Frant Manter~ pastor, ln& lf!l'VIce, 7:30 p. m.: Prayer 11ex1er Cllarcll ol Christ _ Quisenberry, Supt.; 10:30 a. m. Snllo1 Melbodlll Cbnreb - Sunday Masa 10:30 a, m.; Holy Pearl Sl. Chrlsllall Unioa Bible School 9:30 a. m, Preach· Morning Worship sexvice, lsi John W. Kllllbler. pastor: u.._ Day ol Obligation 8:30 a.m.; fer Chnlr Pra~ce. ing 10:30 a, m., first and third and 3rd Sundays of lhe montb. Robert E. Lee, Supt. Wor· Confession, 1> hour before Sunday Mondoy Tuesday W~ Thunday Frldoy Soturday ProverM Hosea John I CorinthiaN I Timothy I Timothy ·Jornes Hartford Baptist 9 a. m. DST; Sundays. 7:30 p. m. Evening Evangells- ship 9:15 a. m., Sunday School Mass. 22:1-12 6:1-6 8:25-32 3:5-15 4 :11-10 3:1·9 3:13· 16 Lillie Kyger UCC 9:30 EST. Mason Clly Cblll'<ll of Chrlat, tic Service, 2nd ODd 41h Sun- 10:15 a. m. Salvation Arm Cheahlre Baptist 10:41 EST. MiU..- Street _ Sunday Bible clay of month. Oak Grove MeiWist OIU'dt 111 Sal alien Army ~ EtJ. Church School at Hartford, at Study, t a. m.: Evenins Wor- Betbaay EUB Cboreb - Rev. John W, Kimbler, pastor, Earl , ~a ~ Winin ~lficer in , 1:50 DST: Kyger 10:20 EST, ahlp, 7:30 p. m.; Bible Study, Paul A. Sellers, pastor: Mort> Cross, Supt Sunday Scboel a t ! e.YSu~da g~ m W'illa the hope it !Dill. In rome rnean&re, forw and help ,._ 9 45 30 9 1 and Cheshire ' EST. 7:30 p. m. Wedneaday. ing Worsbfp, ' a. m.; SUI> 0:15 a. m.: Preacltfq 1:15. nes~meeting· YIO·SO a .; lain lhat whic(i if rood in fomily and eomnaunily life, daU f Mt Unl~ Bapllll Charell Mlddleport Church oJ Cbrbl clay School, 10:311 a. m,, Blythe Syracue Melltodfsl CharQ - da Schn 1 'suu'da · · 7 Rev. Cecil Cox, Paotor. SUI> - 5th and Main St., Jack Scftes, lbefss, Supt.: Youth Fellow· Wendell G, Studer, pastor; WOf. v.!ng P.:ple's LeJon; /'30 p. lure ir rponrored, by the bruinut fi,.,., cmtf orran&atfoRI 1 day School lAS a. m., Ear supt Bible School 8:30 a. m., lltlp, 6:30 P. m. ahlp service, 1:3& I. m., SUI> m. Salvation meeting; Tbt,.. l ll>hme 1'1011181 apJJMr befOUl, Starkey, Supt., Evenmg Wo~· Morning Worship I0:30 a. m.; CARMEL EUB Chnreb-Rev. day School 1:45 a. m.; MYF day, 1 to 3 p m. Ladies"·-·· ' .,;,...._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Bhtp, 7:30 p. m. Young Peoples Evening Worship 7'30 p. m. Paul A. Sellers, pastot: SUI> Sunday 6 p. m. Prayer meetillg Leagu 7 ' p : 1 ~;;s:: jJ meeting and Bible Study 7:30 Prayer Servloe, 'wednesday ai day School, t:30 a. m., Wayne Sunday 7:30 p. m. ooun~en~· m. rep "' P- ~ Wednesday. p. m. Rev. Ranlllo Moyer, ltGusb, Supl; 10:30 a. m. MonJo ~ Run Free MetbodlotADVENTIST , 7 30 F~rst Bapliat 0 -·\ Rnlland pastor. IDg Worship. 2od and tlb SUI> Robert E. Stnllh, Sr., pastor. Pomero Sevenlb Da 1 - Rev. S•muel J. Jacl:soo, pas- Pomeror Cltarch o1 Chrtll _ cloy olllle month; I p. m. lt.'ven- Sullday School 9:30 a.m., Har· list Chlii'Ct _ lor. Prayer service t :31J a. m.; James MeGovern, pastor lltm- ing Evaltgellsltc Service, 2111 old Dewhurst, Supt.: Morning Rd north of Meigs Lllleol~~oMmu.,...c~t:~~glllh rord Bom1 Of HoLsum Bmlcl Sunday School 10 a. m., Get- day Schoo~ I:30 am. Chlll'<ll and 3rd lluDday Cll IIIOIIIb. Wonblp 10:30 a. m. Youtb Ser- H~pltal Pasttr F W liS N. Court St. . AtbeaJ ' 593-6601 lrude Butler, ,Supt.; Wol'llhip service 10:30 a m· Christian Trlnftr UJIIIed c:lntreh · 01 tlcfl l :t5 p. m.; Evangelistic 7·30 p m Bibl; siu<tY ~erv•ce 11 1· m. Ill and 2nd Endeavor, 6:30 p .;; Evenma Chrtst, Pomeroy- Rev. W. H. message 7:30 P· m.: Prayer meeli~ Otber service; an- "---· ,undays at 5:30 p. m. BopUst service, 8,30 p m Perrin, pastor, Patrick D. Wood, meelillg Thursday 7:30 p, m. Robert g. Dunham Ass't Serv TIMES-S~NTINEL Ira mmg Vmon, Mrs, Mary Rutlaad Cbunb o1 Chrtot- Snpt.; Sullday School, 9:1i a. Clllf Free Metbodlsl Ices on Saturd/IJ.' · · W'"•ds, president. Roy Carter minister. Bible m. Worship, l0:%5 a.m. Cltnrcb - R. Eugene Gill, pas- School l ~ m W~rsbtp 3 p m Devoted to the <heater Middle Ohfo Carl•••• Chnreb, Kingsbury School, a. m. WOTShfp and tor; Sunday School 9:30 a, m. : • , • , . , , Vollty . . Rutland Free WW BapiUI Prea•,hing oerv1ce 10:30 a. m. Danville Pilgrim Hollne11 - pblf Wise, Supt.; Morning wor· llnited Brethren LOCAL UNION 51188 Comprebeoalve News Coveraee, Church - Rev. Paul Tayler, Young People's meeting, 6:30 (LAngsvUle Poal Officet, Rev. ship 10:30 a. m.; Youtb 5erv· Eden United llftlbreo Ravenswood, W. Va. Features, a Paces Color Comlca. pa.,tor; Su~day School, 10 a, p, m. Evenma Service, 7 P. m. Chao. E, Dozer, pastor; Sunday icea 7 p. m.; EvangellsUc aer- Christ Church - Rev. Eldea R. m.; Guy Pr1d~y, Snpt; Preacb- v. II. Braley, Bible School Supl School 9:30a.m. Mrs. Robert flee 7:30p. m. Mlci-Week pray. Blake, pastor: Sunday\ ' Church - Middleport. Sunday Zloa Chartb Gf Chrlat, Pom· Grate, lrupl. Worsblp at 10:30 er service 7:30 a. m. Wedlles- 10 L m.;. Winnie H• 1 S~hool 9:30 a. m., Sunday ev,. eroy . llarrlaonville Road -Eo- a. m.; Pilgrfm Youth, 6:tli p. day. Supt; Chri!llu EodeaV«, mng serv~ce 1:30 p. m, Wednes- gene Underwood. millfster. 8 ~ m.; EvaJtgellstlc 1erv1ee, 7:11 'l1lo Ulllted Melbodlll Cbrefl, p. m., cfaosea lor all Son& Athlond Oil Product~ PLUMRI~~G day evenmg oerviee 7:30 p. m. ble SciJool, t :SO a. m.; . Mor.. p. m., Mlci-Week Prayer lad i"omen>)r. '!be Cburcb School rice I p. ~ Preacbfna Uo Brown•• Batt3 Gar . Pastor, Chaa. W. Rogers. IDa Worahlp, 7:30 p. m.; flo. Praise, Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. at 8;15 a. m. '!be Divine Wor· m.: Mld-Weelt prayer _,lfDI,(I 240 Uocoln Sl Middleport tfll2.2510 tfll2.2168 Pomeroy Home lllul• 1111" bert Reed, Bible Scblol Supt. Jehomla ahlp ' at 10:111 a. m. MelbodiJt 7:30 P. m. Wedueaclay, Mrs. lfngham, Rev. Donald Brlckles, Church Of God lfng11om BaD ol Jlllmlt'J Youlb P'ellowahlp at 1:30 p.m. llazlo Ho~, clul Ieeder. pastor. Sunday Schoo4 1:30 L a.e.ter Chardt Wltneu, too Broadway MJd. Jlltl·weelt eholr pracUce. Tho Lllln hill Ulltetl ..... 111.; Worsbfp Service, 10:30 a. t1 God - dleporl _ Public meear:. SUI> publfo Invited to worsblp, Ill Cltrlll (lmolt ~ Jllllltl Mot· II m.; Evangellstle aervices at 7· Rev. Dala Thornton, pastor. da 2 m.. Walcbtower N rtaoa, pastor. SUIIday School at Sileo - AU.III CHALMERS - Service "Ohlo't OZdert Dodgr Dtalfr" :30 p. m. Everyone welcome. Sunday Schoo~ 1:30 L m.: S~ P. 1 Bible Study 'l1lo ~ ~ I:M a. m. PrwiliDI 101'\'lcea ICllm - lndunrlaJ - Lerum 6 Gardeft Apollolle Commanlly Chard!, Morning Worsblp at U o. ' ' ' 111'11 aad tblrd 'l'llarltlq al Middleport, Ohio PagevWe. Sunday School 10 a. m. Evangelistic service 7:30 p. ~J 7:;, ';;; llerv~ ~- Ret. Herbert Grate 7,30 p. m. -Secnad .aad IOUrlh Tappen Plabll i Pioone 887-3435 m. Sunday; EvangellsUc aerv· m.; Prayer tneellDI, 7:30 p.m. q, p. ~:_._ postor, lin. J:c!DI LUe. llllpt. Sunday It 7:30 p. m. Prayer ' .lee• 7,30 p. m. Sauday. Prayer Tuesday; Youna People'• lry Scbool. 1 P. m. · - - · Cbarls Bluell, Au'L Sunda1 lllDII aad leurlh ----· ~---1ervict1 Thuraday, 7:30 p.m. Service, Friday, 7' 30 P· m. Lutlaeran School l:ll L m.: ~ 'lllunda1. 7:111 p. m. aad 11r11 MaloD Baplltl 8llllday llcMl MI. Mor1U CbrdJ e1 God- tL Jtb's La1beraa Cloa4- Wonltlp U a. m., NYPS •. t5 aad tbJrd Sunday t:30 m. - D,A.V. IIIII, conter s-Ill Rev. Jatlllll Satterlleld, puler Mlll'llln& WOIIIdp I a.m.; SUI> p. m.; Evettlaf Senlce. 7: Prayer meelbJ& ~ We~lnet·(l "Kentucky ' rmd Chicken" and Pameroy MIUIOII. Spoaacnd Sunday School t:tli a. m.: Will' day School 10:30 a. m. hslor, P. m.; Mldweelo l'rQer ll8l'9lee daJ a 7·30 p. 111. Cbr1atfaa EnMiddleport, Ohio ~y Freoch city Baplfll Ottudl lblp service U a. m. aad 7:90 tleV, Jooepb Kra.ty. 7:30 P. m. Wetlnelday. dea>W aad lourlll SU. ll'omeroJ a GalUpollt. Alll1lated 91111 8. p. m. Prayor meetfn& 7:11 ,_ m. 8L Paul'• Llttberu lllddll•trl a-. tllllt N• day, 7;30 P. m. B.C. Rev. R. L, Plaaoo, putor. Tuesday; YOIIIII People'a 132 E. !>ecoid SL, Pomeroy, --Ret. a,de J. Bartllll, 10. llerOM Uldted Bretml !Iunday llcbool ...., SuadaJ meollDg, f:30 p, m. Friday. SuntiiJ Scboo1 1:90 a. 111., Will' 8aaday 8cblol 1:30 L IlL; a Cltrilt a.cta _James Mel p. m. Preacblns oervtceo ~ 1llllland ChvU et God - ahlp aervtce 1D:41i a. m. Pill«, lfllnlbt& Wonblp 10:111 a. m.; rtaoa, pastor. Suucra, . Scbool llh Sunday ot each lllOIIIh. Rev. l>•vfd Sheela, putor. Rev. Joaepb Krair. NYPS YOUIIII People, 1:41 p.111.; l:lll a. m. PnlldtiDI 11m 'TrepBalce Dlainottd MI. llorlalt 1111p1111 Ollrdi- Sunday School 10 L m.; EvaaMethodid Evangelistic meetfn& 7' 30 p.m.; lblrd Sunday, 7:30 p. ~ Seeoad Wr Fill All Doctont PrescriplloM 1. 11a111 St. Pom11111 of Fourtb ond MaiD SL, gellstic service. 7:30 Young Allnd Me..odlll Cltll'dl _ Prayer meeting. Wed. 7:30 p.m. aad fourtb Sunday, 11 a. m. 892-2955 I'Om801 I!Jddleport. Rev. Nyle Bordeo, PWeoplesde Endeavor. 7:30 P. m. Pearl A. Caato, pastor. Sunday -~~K-'!..,IMPI N• Qrlllla 8....., 8oi oltoo tniDisler. Sallday Scboel 1:30 a. ,edit •Y Pra1er meeting School at 9:30, Uoyd Dillinger, .- """· ""'"""wa eme, !IS Main SL, PL 7 30 o. Aroold Rlcbarda, Supt. 10:30 · p. m. ~Y· Supt. Worsbip Services at 10:46 ~· ~ .~ Sunday tlerYlces II L m. DST. EptreOpal witb Vere Swartz, lay Ieider. ~M~W rsbf ~ 10: 30 Wedaesday """"'nl I p. Ill. L m. Mlll'llllll! Worship. 0 ' Naomi Blptill Cllll'dl - Grttee Eplleopel Cb.u Worship aervlcea Sunday eve- -p, · a. DST. Study room open 'filet. N141t1; luppllq lind Mlllwor~ 7 Sunday School 9:30 a. m.; Will' PomerGJ- '!be Rev. Rlcbard ning at 7:45 wltb the Rn. m. Eveufn& _Service, p, m.; day aad Wedhollay from 12,, 3Ill Gftlmll COIIInll:ftRg thlp n a. m.; Wednesd8y, 7 H. Marlin, Rector. Sunday Casto, Wednesday evening pray· meeting, 1 p. m. Wed- to 2:30 DST. Everyone lftll. PlloiJe 88N878 p. m., Prayer service. MontlJtc PraJtr lad Sermao, er servlCill at 7:45. t'lnftla ol 1M ,.... coma. Road - Rev. Clyde Hlntoa, 10:18 a. m. 111a......a MelloodiiH~ara N.... JleiiiO!Mid "-do T~E putor: Sauday Scboel 1:90 .. E lJ B - Pearl A. Caato, putor. WO!' ~.:. .w = ,::: Frayer 7:45, p.:m.=~ll , n; Ra1pb Carl, Supt. Sunday EuleiJHiw EUB . €ltllftlt - ahlp service, 10 a. m, ...., L m. .' ll:.ealna Service 7·30. day; Young Peoploa Wlim:, SEWING MACHINES ' Wal'lhlp M'Yieo 10:30 a. m. lie• Menzel Smllb, tor otber Sunday, 7:t5 ,_ m. SUI> • ' ~ p. ' p. m. Sunday, Worsltlp "Emythi~~g f9r !he WOIPIQfl t1t41 Sew" Pafftt. 11114 BordtNN IIIII 7:30 p. m. alternately. wor'sblp aervfee 8,18 a. ~~ clay School, 10 a. m., Joha 11a1- ~~ ~e::, Re9. Paul ~aylor, ape•ker 83 M1ll Sl Middleport li92-SS20 I'll. MN271 , BlldH Prayer meeting WeciD!Iday at day Scbaol 10 ,30 a. m. Youlb ley, Supt. M. Wolfe, • • • ~day mghL Everyone ,I qo ,_ m. Pellowah!p 1:30 p. m.; Boyo '""'"' limo MeCHtllll ella.,. 11a111111 a.ru o1 lito No Clllallldo a..,.i m.· Ev-"'· •-'- 7•30 p• -sunday. School • .. m., lin. . ..._.., o ••••, • 10 .. --.. • - . . . ._.. .... ~ • DIIIAWI uYJUW .: 'Ole Alm••C! ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;ea;;;ch=Stmdly ;;;;;;;..._,;;;;;I;;;;;:IS;;;:;;ot.~aad~_;G~Irii~Pell~owlbl;;;;;;;;;:P;;_•.;;1;,;;:30~p.~ Fred N1!8ae, Supt. Wonblp - m.; ldorDiq Worship 10:t5 L B l,)lllled Prw bterullelal flee, 10 L m. Rev. Weaclell Dl.' Ev•n ..•~c ··-"- 7•" f I Stutler, pasta-. • .....,.uou ~"- · - 'l'uday is Frtdl!y, May 21, l'llllllt ~I 1'1, s-4 A'ft. TUNE IN Cbeolor Motbodl8t CIIIM!II _ P. m.; Midweek Prayer llrYice 146111 day ol 198'1 w!tb 111 ....... 7:41 p. m. Wedneoday. follow · ' lllddltport, Oblo W II orahlp ""' ..ce at a a. m.; SYraCIM Clutrclt ef lbe ND . Suttday Scbool at 10 a, m. WIIUam C Thorpe The 1110011 II ~een lhe , ., , . ,. . . • '. ;J_ a.... :==============::::;1, w........_. s.::::1 , , 8'/ NOW TliE Y'•E OUT OF EiiGiiT-ANP LAUGHING HY&TE'RICALL~ Nw-:; :":W 1.I'L l.aNER ly AL CAI'I" WINNIE WI,..KU By BRANNER I 'lL 5ET.I c;== HUSH .. I'M COONllNG ~E~ ... JlM- s.md., ."'8 CCIDE 1· 3 ·6.- ........... are; 1 ' IlK HOWCANVOU WHAT D'VA MEAN •ALONE'? MAKE SOCH A RODE COMPLAINT LIKE I'M HERE! 11-11\T WHEN I'M RIGHT HERE? 10 OHIO VALlEY BAKING CO. ly HOWIIE a MEO. ~H'.-!EIDER IT WA<;fJ'T A COMPLMJTI By .C:ING IT WA<;. A REQUEST J Fenwick ~· ~ 5 qou had Sarrij over to help me with \ I PUCIU.II ANb H!~ By MERRILL BLOSSER FlliENDI RAY RIGGS. "INC. SUNDAY THE UNITED STEEL WORKERS OF AMERICA 1:30 ,:::.11 --- --------· = GREAT HEAVENS J P£0PLE' ALL STARIH(; IN HERE f tHOU6AtlQS "PEOPLE~ OURING. TI-l' NIG!-IT ME!'I !:'R'OM ~· PAPeR 8(J!I..T TI-W I=E ~ CE OR THAT BIG cROWD IJJ<lulo CIM~ OUR g.KJI<J Q2Sl? CUT ,..,.. TJ.IE VIACANT II<XT oooo! \' NOT VACANT ~ ' PACKED 10 Tf.IE cnJNC: WITI--I lo«<H~R.Il. THI~, AL.l. OM COHSIGNf\1\EtfT OUR WINDOW I - - ---- .--- R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. -:,e::: A G~ ! GALEN S. BROWN. Dist. a..r.., f' :n -...a<~ ! - -·-----·-·1-··-- -··- WILLIS ANTHONY & HEATING By HAROLD LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE - - -- --- La...., You're a quitter, ~lim S~in ner! Ana 1 don't care tnat much whet her 40u qraduate or not! BOGGS' EQUIPMENT ,, mietlnc TINY'S FOODLAND CROW'S PEAK ~OUSE SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUGS K&C JEWRERS a.._ au :omer = =y 9 .LYONS CLOVER FARM Bad. ! I I a.- Marrll s.:- SEWING CENTER meeunc. w-•'- F GOEGLEIN READY-MIX .CO. 1 ll"'h ' ;,. Spread1ng • K"1ngdOm SUNDAY 9 AM 8 = =~~·~astor. Mrs. Wald Pastor.-Robert Stew.;.., 5up1,' pb,;: ~ sa:::.ll Heatb.Metbodlll a.... Ret. Sunday Scbool I :30 a, m.~ The oveninc ol8n .... Vi Max Dooahue, pastor: J act Morning, Worahlp. I0:30 a. m., Mal'l and Jupiter. HOYT~S $OHIO S~RViC:E .. Wellldabl st. ' ;.· ~. •••, RALL'S :BEN FRANKLIN · BOWE,Rl DRIVE-INN R.:stauRANT 0, " . Beehlle Clnirch School SUpt.· NYPS 6.90 p. m., Evening str· . Born on tltia day In 1888 Juppon file.• ~ - """ ~ ,. .~''.· ' IL lbbt ll Cburcb 'School, 8:30a.m.; wrr:. vice 7:30p.m.; Midweek Pray· American entertainer AI Jolson.ll ,, . 1390 WMPO RADIO sbjp Service, 10:30 a.m.: Me1b- er service, Wednesday 7:30 p. 0n tbil doy 1n history: ., , ----.-~-,.-- . "''. • odlat Youlb il'ellowablp, I p.m.: m. lit 11181, Pmlde!lt Andre!wll " <' s· T" 11· M~ 'r~ lEV. RICHARD MARTIN, RECTOR Offlcfal Boml meellltg, first Pentectnkd Jobnson ,.. 8C!qultttd loQ - DtvaJ~ . I 1""30 S nd Sunday of moalb, 7:3t p.m.; ,..._., ~. lladl Impeachment ~ his Balcm: llf Coo4 'INod . , ·, ' . T~DreateJ\IIidd!fOIIfo,fallq lftl~' P • • • • • • • • • • • • "' AM u 1 Y WSCS, sedond Monolay of ~ Ret. Paul E. Jones, pu. punenll I.,ma by one vote. llun~ l'i , ( . ,, ', '~ ~ · ''%~~· -II#UI Approach To Rt!lgiQt~~ Probr.1111 montb, 7:30 p.m.: Eleanor Clr- tor. Stmd!l1 School 10 a. m.; In 1945, u.s. B·2fi bit Tokyo(l , · ·, • • • ' 1 , ....;..,,...,... ...., - ~_ _ _ __.;._ _ _ _ __,lcle, HCalld Thmday; Cilia lJ, Wllllltlp, Wlebleldq IIIII it!- 1ri1b j . . liiJU 111 ~Ill. .__ _ _ _'!'-~....~~~~=----------"!~ If. prom Grace EP·-..r.-·1 Ch h, Po iii'...,.. . urc mtrOy . C_l l t w, e l l • . • •.• HEINERS PAKE,RY . . w.·v.. , rW-"' 1 \ ~ ....... .. ... • ..... ..... *' ..... ,.. .. . • ... . ... ...... . . __ ___ .., ... - ~ ·· · · .. · · - - ··· • ••..• . _ .. - · r · ~ • ·,.._ .................. . _. HE SAID " . IIUDAY 'SENTINEL ' ' ITW1>5A ' BEST IN TIME IN SOUND I RACINE ·PLANING .MILl ·- -----STAR .ISUPPLY CO. By CHESTER GouLD DICK TRACY ' ~RADIOS I I! I FOQI.-- .....v'!0 IIEAT THE AAD IT WORI<CEDI TO 'TillS DAV I 1-!.o.vEN'T w.ID Qtlli f!FHNY 'INI-IERITANCi TA)(!! �I ~~· ,. . ' ,. 1. r ' '' r •' :..· .. . ~ '. J I. .• ' ,.. '·~ r- . ' "' .· •. ( . ., ·' ' . ' ':. .·.~,-fil, ~­ I . I ':.J.· ., I C· ' ,, ~ •• ,. \ ' ' -~ :I I " . I! ,. .. . . ''' I"' .. •.... I' .' ' . ' I = -. l ' · : :::::;;:=:::::::r-::;:F .==== NDA Contad: ·• cHARLEs usLE ·. Syracuse/ Ohio For Sunday Dinner! Finest food eerved at -lowesqJQfAIIila Jll:.lces•.Always e· wide choice. We're open! SUnday 7:00· to 7:00. • BAO..EY'S REST:t\1JRANT 211 1!. Moln PHONI 9924974 Pomoror Dollr 5:30 AM to 1:30 PM-Sundor 7:GO to 7:GO .' ... ' - .·. ·RADIATOR In 7 1953 CHEVROLET . $5 .· 1C)55 DESOTO • • • $195 SERVICE • DOOR SEDAN 1CJ57 STUDEBAkER • $CJ5 - , 6 DQOR SEDAN HEATING & 1957 · OLDSMOBILE .. $295 - -- _ -f> AIR · CONDITidHUIIG · _.: " ·-' DOQR SEI)AN Phone 99W7M or m2395 .........,.o. · . · 1960·CHEVROLET • $345 COlW AIR 4 DOOR ~AN · 1960 OLDSMOBILE • $499 . "88" ' DOOR SEDAN 19,60 :fOlD • • · • $349 .EXPERIENCED .' WHEEL AUGNMENT . $1')9.9 ~) erttn vinyl Interior 98 HOLIDAY SEDAN - 63 OLDS 88 MONTEREY 2 DOOR SEDAN HOLIDAY SEDAN $1795 1965 JEEP Station Wagon - - $1995 4 Door. 6 cyl. 4 lf-1 full power, vinyl Interior, sharp •• r·•11 " ' -·992-2143 ·. Pc,m..,w ' Sons Co. . ., "<iHIO'S OLDEST DODGE DEALER" Middleport, 0. 2 SIGNS QF. _ 3 QUAliTY . CIIH's Shoe Repair, ' 30 ' 3 Pomeroy~ ' 1964 FORD XL Conv. 1963 VOLKSWAGEN $1495 1963 CHEVROLET Impala - • s1395 ~Door KARR &VAN VANDT 2 Door Hard Top. Auto. Tra~s_._ R_ adi()a_ nd ~~ater: P~wer St..eri ng.- -- - CADILLAC-OLDSMOBILE 992-5342 GMAC FINANCING Hard Top. 8 cyl. P.~ G . Tran _s_.Radi~ ·o and Heater. .-\ ir_C()nd_ itioned._ __ 1963 MERCURY Monterey • • $1195 1963 FORD Galaxie 500 Pomeroy 36 NEW PONTIACS . BUICKS and GMC TRUCKS 4 Door ~ specUona and advice. E COIL No Salesman. A MelliS 1962 · FORD-.· . Galaxie 2 dr. • s795 6 cyl. Standard Trans. Radio and Heater. . Motor Co. T R U C;· t~ S ' . 1966 FORD - - - -- - - -- - ----:-- 1964 FORD F-100 •County company. Allied ' .. Termite Control, 1105 Main, Pomeroy, Oblo. •• Pomeroy Motor,· Co. 52S I.Uflowrll ~ BLAETTNARS 'l.l'rllloo'e court BUICK rult Ja.Aftoro fOR -SALE ar'a llcen•T CaU WY I Jl , . I AZYDLDAAZII II LOMOI'IILLOW One letter lhllpl1 otaadl tor -.r. Ia thfiiiUIIple A Ia IIIOd tor tho t1uoe V1, X tor tho two C1o, etc. lllqleletton, ....,.._, 1M laitla 111111 fOl'lllllllotl ot tho .....to ue allldlllll. -daylllo____ . GJJVPYJII. TVIII lf V D IIODIBI'I'.-IIRVAGJI · I 0 0 0 Y I' • -KEITH GOBLE FORD ' 3 ROOMS New ·- ,99 •, . lt'lllllllonal -un \tie parttcultr)J t6ose,. , ., ' . c.MIIllinl ,....... 'I •' ' .. ' :WPUSD \lleit CAN BE BOUG~T WITH A' SMALL · DOWN PAY~T .·A' ND. BALANCE FINANCl!D' BY THJ PRES~ OWNER. I • 1 " tao.OO ~-)lt..ic. . D:io - I ' '' / 1 • Will inter.view mature, married couples ~~ly, -' ' . ·'r • '. ' ,, I , ., Mid~leport ' This business :h~. bl:len in same loca. tlon for over 30 years. Business will net well over the fiv.e figure mark. . I ONLY . Aant•paa.,... •• ·' • ', ... AN ESTABLISHEQ BUSIN.ES$ IN THE DOWNtOWN SECTION ' Of POMEROY L CX I D You A.lteays Pau Less A.t . .Set by Mayor cucelledT Loll yeur DAILY am>'J:'OQOO'Dil - Rln'1 how tD Wllllt; ' Trooper Moved :Poppy Days are half collection of. the 1966 Real Estate 'l'axes. Also · for delinquent tax. C\OainJ dJI!e will be July .,l; ·. 1967. . . -··--= II K I PONTIAC GMC TRUCKS POMEROY, OHIO . Used Carlot ency, mnM for T rave Trailer, Camper Trailer or Plcko\IP Camper Also Motorcycle Insurance ratea. 5 10 lfc CJI - - - -· • • $1495 11 ft. by 7 ft. Te~sco~e. H~~~ $395 ·DUMP BED . . I .. . ~ter VLI .$2495 A Nice One. The Tax Books ate now open for the June.or Secolld 1188 • 1964 FORD F-100 • • • • • -$1495 lT,Bpodffc ,z. 91- 1nllatloc STUDIO, 115 Second Sl, Pomeroy, will' ' cloaed May It-through June 5. • 5 22 • 1953wo.oo(;E'e'i!:·:_-t~o~n-P~ic-=ku,.,.. ~P--~$.-::3-:9-=-5 att.aa4aat II. Not • 6 cyl. Pickup s._.t_o: Yl..-: ••:.ld-..e..____~------------:--- ' OPEN; EVES. 9:00 P.M. · . ' POMEitOY, OHIO ' --- - .. _.. • 1964 FORD F-100 - - - - • • $1495 DAJL Y CROSSWORD thomooa • B cyl. 5 Speed Trans. 2 Speed Rea_r_A_xle. - - - - - - ---,----:- Middleport, 0. ~......,... : ·· - - • _$1895 F-100·"·~- 1964 FORD F-70 FURNITURE uNFiiMiiSi I Station Wagon. 8 cyl. Auto. Tra%( Ra!llo. and Heater. - -- -- ---::- 6 cyl. Pickup Styleside.~ , - -- BAKER Z. Vallqot $1195 • 1962 FORD Country Sedan 8 cyl. Pickup Styleside. ' lng alone useless. Frea • ,,• SEEA DEIIDWSTRATION : colony Ia doltti ~ 250 pllon lnMctlc!de ;: JarY to treat homes without 1FiiiiiNiiSi : complete basemenlll. •• $995 • • • . ' 2 Door Sun Roof. Radio and Heater:_ . - - - ---:-------:::::-::-=-= eay 1011Jni CIIIITL llo plilllbllll IIIJIIrtd, .• $1295 • • • 4 Door. 8 cyl. Standard !J"ans:_ . - - ------------:--::---:= toal ................ 5 II !Ole • - 1964 FAIRLANE 500 Con!JINIJ llCIIIalllt, ..- W. Va., TIW750. • • 8 cyl. Auto. Trans. Radio and Heater. Power Steering. .......... 11111. ---:c-- - - - - -- ---:-- - 4 Door. 8 cyl. Auto. Trans. Rsdio and Heater. Power Steering. . will) garage, fuU sized baiiHI Spindly DIOid 1111111 ... ment, large lot, easily anced . Velma G. ZUspan. J. J. DAVIS, M.D. Whe~~?r~ve. - 1964 FORD Galaxie 500 - - $1495 $1195 63 MERCURY V-8, auto. trens. Powe!' br~kfi, power atterlng ~D_ oor: 6 cyl. Standard Trsns. - - - - - -- -----,---.,... Full pcrtVtr Including window• and ,&let, w~itt with •lue fnter1or - - -- - =-=-= 4 OoQJ'. 8 cyl. Auto. Trans._-----~-------=-=--=-= 500 XL 2 DOOR H.T. $1195 *1695 ' 1965 FORD Custom - • - - • ·*1495 62 OLDS 98 390 V8 engine, Cr~o~ist.O-Matlc trent•• po- ~' . 1965 CHEVROLET Biscayne-':'··- '995 Full po-r, blue with blue Jn&er1or_ sh~rp 63 Ford Galaxie wor oiMrlna, light bluo with blue vinyl int.r'ior 4 Door 8 cyl. Auto: trans. Radio and Heater.-:--- 225 4 DOOR H.T. ..,or, euto. &r.11nt., power steerfng & broktl, 1i'ien wllh • OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 8:00 LANCER 4 DOOR SEDAN BLAEnNARS I V.. ' 64 BUICK HOLIDAY SEDAN '1961 DODGE • • • BRAKE SERVICE port. 63 OLDS 88 I . --TRUCKS yo·u SEE ADEALER WHO DOESN'T rALCON 2 DOOR SEDAN AND I Will Be Absent From My Office #My 28th Through June 4th. IF THE PRICES CoNFUSE I _.,. '·" . _USED ' BAKER & SEYFRIED . ' .. . ~ l\KE·NEW J Your !fllflng Sptem Ia The Most lmportent Appllence Your Home, Let Ua Give It A Good Mid Winter Chick "" ~6,· :111.67-9 H!UidtSI~ V. v. Jt;~hnson &Son . 2U -4th Ave., Hunting~ ... ' SPECIALS '• . DICK RAWLINGS Repr11111tetlveln Thla Am 20 Y11n For f"" . ... Sentinel, • II .~N· OP ntlo NICI~T)PIOI't...... CALl ·Elmer E. White, 404'1-i So. 4th St., Ironton _§ . • ' NOW-IS TH TIME.--a·nci··H.ER& · Is·THE PLACE TO ST . 7. sAL'ES·& SERVICr · For p,... Estimates eAiumlnum Awnlnlla eAiumlnum Siding eAiumlnum Rolli. . eAiumlnum Windows II boon· eCer Ports e Patios . . e!Sf._ In ll)lulltlon' or Call GoiiiCt 532-68.81 ' ' Uv~ ' icir> their , I �I ~~· ,. . ' ,. 1. r ' '' r •' :..· .. . ~ '. J I. .• ' ,.. '·~ r- . ' "' .· •. ( . ., ·' ' . ' ':. .·.~,-fil, ~­ I . I ':.J.· ., I C· ' ,, ~ •• ,. \ ' ' -~ :I I " . I! ,. .. . . ''' I"' .. •.... I' .' ' . ' I = -. l ' · : :::::;;:=:::::::r-::;:F .==== NDA Contad: ·• cHARLEs usLE ·. Syracuse/ Ohio For Sunday Dinner! Finest food eerved at -lowesqJQfAIIila Jll:.lces•.Always e· wide choice. We're open! SUnday 7:00· to 7:00. • BAO..EY'S REST:t\1JRANT 211 1!. Moln PHONI 9924974 Pomoror Dollr 5:30 AM to 1:30 PM-Sundor 7:GO to 7:GO .' ... ' - .·. ·RADIATOR In 7 1953 CHEVROLET . $5 .· 1C)55 DESOTO • • • $195 SERVICE • DOOR SEDAN 1CJ57 STUDEBAkER • $CJ5 - , 6 DQOR SEDAN HEATING & 1957 · OLDSMOBILE .. $295 - -- _ -f> AIR · CONDITidHUIIG · _.: " ·-' DOQR SEI)AN Phone 99W7M or m2395 .........,.o. · . · 1960·CHEVROLET • $345 COlW AIR 4 DOOR ~AN · 1960 OLDSMOBILE • $499 . "88" ' DOOR SEDAN 19,60 :fOlD • • · • $349 .EXPERIENCED .' WHEEL AUGNMENT . $1')9.9 ~) erttn vinyl Interior 98 HOLIDAY SEDAN - 63 OLDS 88 MONTEREY 2 DOOR SEDAN HOLIDAY SEDAN $1795 1965 JEEP Station Wagon - - $1995 4 Door. 6 cyl. 4 lf-1 full power, vinyl Interior, sharp •• r·•11 " ' -·992-2143 ·. Pc,m..,w ' Sons Co. . ., "<iHIO'S OLDEST DODGE DEALER" Middleport, 0. 2 SIGNS QF. _ 3 QUAliTY . CIIH's Shoe Repair, ' 30 ' 3 Pomeroy~ ' 1964 FORD XL Conv. 1963 VOLKSWAGEN $1495 1963 CHEVROLET Impala - • s1395 ~Door KARR &VAN VANDT 2 Door Hard Top. Auto. Tra~s_._ R_ adi()a_ nd ~~ater: P~wer St..eri ng.- -- - CADILLAC-OLDSMOBILE 992-5342 GMAC FINANCING Hard Top. 8 cyl. P.~ G . Tran _s_.Radi~ ·o and Heater. .-\ ir_C()nd_ itioned._ __ 1963 MERCURY Monterey • • $1195 1963 FORD Galaxie 500 Pomeroy 36 NEW PONTIACS . BUICKS and GMC TRUCKS 4 Door ~ specUona and advice. E COIL No Salesman. A MelliS 1962 · FORD-.· . Galaxie 2 dr. • s795 6 cyl. Standard Trans. Radio and Heater. . Motor Co. T R U C;· t~ S ' . 1966 FORD - - - -- - - -- - ----:-- 1964 FORD F-100 •County company. Allied ' .. Termite Control, 1105 Main, Pomeroy, Oblo. •• Pomeroy Motor,· Co. 52S I.Uflowrll ~ BLAETTNARS 'l.l'rllloo'e court BUICK rult Ja.Aftoro fOR -SALE ar'a llcen•T CaU WY I Jl , . I AZYDLDAAZII II LOMOI'IILLOW One letter lhllpl1 otaadl tor -.r. Ia thfiiiUIIple A Ia IIIOd tor tho t1uoe V1, X tor tho two C1o, etc. lllqleletton, ....,.._, 1M laitla 111111 fOl'lllllllotl ot tho .....to ue allldlllll. -daylllo____ . GJJVPYJII. TVIII lf V D IIODIBI'I'.-IIRVAGJI · I 0 0 0 Y I' • -KEITH GOBLE FORD ' 3 ROOMS New ·- ,99 •, . lt'lllllllonal -un \tie parttcultr)J t6ose,. , ., ' . c.MIIllinl ,....... 'I •' ' .. ' :WPUSD \lleit CAN BE BOUG~T WITH A' SMALL · DOWN PAY~T .·A' ND. BALANCE FINANCl!D' BY THJ PRES~ OWNER. I • 1 " tao.OO ~-)lt..ic. . D:io - I ' '' / 1 • Will inter.view mature, married couples ~~ly, -' ' . ·'r • '. ' ,, I , ., Mid~leport ' This business :h~. bl:len in same loca. tlon for over 30 years. Business will net well over the fiv.e figure mark. . I ONLY . Aant•paa.,... •• ·' • ', ... AN ESTABLISHEQ BUSIN.ES$ IN THE DOWNtOWN SECTION ' Of POMEROY L CX I D You A.lteays Pau Less A.t . .Set by Mayor cucelledT Loll yeur DAILY am>'J:'OQOO'Dil - Rln'1 how tD Wllllt; ' Trooper Moved :Poppy Days are half collection of. the 1966 Real Estate 'l'axes. Also · for delinquent tax. C\OainJ dJI!e will be July .,l; ·. 1967. . . -··--= II K I PONTIAC GMC TRUCKS POMEROY, OHIO . Used Carlot ency, mnM for T rave Trailer, Camper Trailer or Plcko\IP Camper Also Motorcycle Insurance ratea. 5 10 lfc CJI - - - -· • • $1495 11 ft. by 7 ft. Te~sco~e. H~~~ $395 ·DUMP BED . . I .. . ~ter VLI .$2495 A Nice One. The Tax Books ate now open for the June.or Secolld 1188 • 1964 FORD F-100 • • • • • -$1495 lT,Bpodffc ,z. 91- 1nllatloc STUDIO, 115 Second Sl, Pomeroy, will' ' cloaed May It-through June 5. • 5 22 • 1953wo.oo(;E'e'i!:·:_-t~o~n-P~ic-=ku,.,.. ~P--~$.-::3-:9-=-5 att.aa4aat II. Not • 6 cyl. Pickup s._.t_o: Yl..-: ••:.ld-..e..____~------------:--- ' OPEN; EVES. 9:00 P.M. · . ' POMEitOY, OHIO ' --- - .. _.. • 1964 FORD F-100 - - - - • • $1495 DAJL Y CROSSWORD thomooa • B cyl. 5 Speed Trans. 2 Speed Rea_r_A_xle. - - - - - - ---,----:- Middleport, 0. ~......,... : ·· - - • _$1895 F-100·"·~- 1964 FORD F-70 FURNITURE uNFiiMiiSi I Station Wagon. 8 cyl. Auto. Tra%( Ra!llo. and Heater. - -- -- ---::- 6 cyl. Pickup Styleside.~ , - -- BAKER Z. Vallqot $1195 • 1962 FORD Country Sedan 8 cyl. Pickup Styleside. ' lng alone useless. Frea • ,,• SEEA DEIIDWSTRATION : colony Ia doltti ~ 250 pllon lnMctlc!de ;: JarY to treat homes without 1FiiiiiNiiSi : complete basemenlll. •• $995 • • • . ' 2 Door Sun Roof. Radio and Heater:_ . - - - ---:-------:::::-::-=-= eay 1011Jni CIIIITL llo plilllbllll IIIJIIrtd, .• $1295 • • • 4 Door. 8 cyl. Standard !J"ans:_ . - - ------------:--::---:= toal ................ 5 II !Ole • - 1964 FAIRLANE 500 Con!JINIJ llCIIIalllt, ..- W. Va., TIW750. • • 8 cyl. Auto. Trans. Radio and Heater. Power Steering. .......... 11111. ---:c-- - - - - -- ---:-- - 4 Door. 8 cyl. Auto. Trans. Rsdio and Heater. Power Steering. . will) garage, fuU sized baiiHI Spindly DIOid 1111111 ... ment, large lot, easily anced . Velma G. ZUspan. J. J. DAVIS, M.D. Whe~~?r~ve. - 1964 FORD Galaxie 500 - - $1495 $1195 63 MERCURY V-8, auto. trens. Powe!' br~kfi, power atterlng ~D_ oor: 6 cyl. Standard Trsns. - - - - - -- -----,---.,... Full pcrtVtr Including window• and ,&let, w~itt with •lue fnter1or - - -- - =-=-= 4 OoQJ'. 8 cyl. Auto. Trans._-----~-------=-=--=-= 500 XL 2 DOOR H.T. $1195 *1695 ' 1965 FORD Custom - • - - • ·*1495 62 OLDS 98 390 V8 engine, Cr~o~ist.O-Matlc trent•• po- ~' . 1965 CHEVROLET Biscayne-':'··- '995 Full po-r, blue with blue Jn&er1or_ sh~rp 63 Ford Galaxie wor oiMrlna, light bluo with blue vinyl int.r'ior 4 Door 8 cyl. Auto: trans. Radio and Heater.-:--- 225 4 DOOR H.T. ..,or, euto. &r.11nt., power steerfng & broktl, 1i'ien wllh • OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 8:00 LANCER 4 DOOR SEDAN BLAEnNARS I V.. ' 64 BUICK HOLIDAY SEDAN '1961 DODGE • • • BRAKE SERVICE port. 63 OLDS 88 I . --TRUCKS yo·u SEE ADEALER WHO DOESN'T rALCON 2 DOOR SEDAN AND I Will Be Absent From My Office #My 28th Through June 4th. IF THE PRICES CoNFUSE I _.,. '·" . _USED ' BAKER & SEYFRIED . ' .. . ~ l\KE·NEW J Your !fllflng Sptem Ia The Most lmportent Appllence Your Home, Let Ua Give It A Good Mid Winter Chick "" ~6,· :111.67-9 H!UidtSI~ V. v. Jt;~hnson &Son . 2U -4th Ave., Hunting~ ... ' SPECIALS '• . DICK RAWLINGS Repr11111tetlveln Thla Am 20 Y11n For f"" . ... Sentinel, • II .~N· OP ntlo NICI~T)PIOI't...... CALl ·Elmer E. White, 404'1-i So. 4th St., Ironton _§ . • ' NOW-IS TH TIME.--a·nci··H.ER& · Is·THE PLACE TO ST . 7. sAL'ES·& SERVICr · For p,... Estimates eAiumlnum Awnlnlla eAiumlnum Siding eAiumlnum Rolli. . eAiumlnum Windows II boon· eCer Ports e Patios . . e!Sf._ In ll)lulltlon' or Call GoiiiCt 532-68.81 ' ' Uv~ ' icir> their , I �it : ' ' ..... . .. . •I ~ •• ' J • I"' ! , /. : . .. f ' • j . I \, I '., 4 . ' . ' ' ., / ". \ John. F•.. ' K"'·. . . ' (i' ,•......,.o. ;~ TONIGHT thru TUESDAY Moy 26-30 W•lt Disna''' "ADV·ENTUUS OF lULL WHIP GRIFFIN" (Tecbnicoior) Roddy McDowell as Bullwhip Grillin; Mike Muurki, as the Mountain OJ: Colorc:Jrtoorll: Bubble 8•• Str•loht Shlloton I i I. I• . I .! I I I I ', ..... QMI!D:NJ!i1 1 ' ~ , I TONIGHT DOUI~~i~Ttilti , MAY'. ' 28, ·Plel&l'it "TARZAN AND THE VALLEY OF GOLD" Pomeroy·lllddleport 1967 PRICE 10 CENT& PLUS "FRANKENSTEIN CONQUERS THE WORLD" ee\.s ' reat er' • • •l e ast riSIS ant NICK ADAMS In Colors~orre n ' SUNDAY, MONDAY AND TUESDAY M•y 28, 29, 30 "NEVADA SMITH" PLUS "WILD WILD WINTIII" Gary Chris Clark Noel Technicolor ' Excellent Selection ' of SPORT and SWIM ' ' ' . ' r; ' ' / . . .. J OPEN TONIGHT- FRIDATurtTil • ., ..... • WEAR \ '. ' .Drivers Heading W!itsf. E.v~r · Kill For Men, Women & Teens by Catalina Levi, Rugby and Others Bahr Clothiers AN MIDDLEPORT Let us never forget those .. .t.noa- of "-lal Day, our bank Rlln.AND •I .a Pleca TeDder, Tul!' Cllidl:e11 PIUI oil the lrimmln'o lA complete banquot·fOI' ono) 1 OpenJfriday Nights ·5.:00 to 7:00 p.m. : . " \ I 11 Pieces Col. laden'·CIIidl:oa r • Tr1nsiltor Batlwlll \ ' eFI11hiJtht lltferl11 eL•nternlllftrllil ,. eHallby a.ttlirl... · ePhotoPIIIh . .-..,: ,IWieriN " . '·. . ' ' ... 1>. .. , . ' ' NEEDS THE BARREL .·:.......... · ...... • $5.25 '. .' BATTERY 15 Plecet Kllltueb l'rled ·CI!Ieke• 1 Plllt Cl'lllkllll' Gra91 Hot Rolls (Serves Gto 'I) " . " · FOR YOUR IHRIFT BOX · .. ·.. •.... ·.. .. .. .. $2.50 I Pleceo Chlotml OlllJ THE BUCKfT .................. .. $3.95 Stnling Meigr Countv ftw ovtr 115~~tarr Kember Federal Relei'Ve System ' Kember FDIC All AccoullfllnsuNII Up To $15,000Under Tlie·P--~ Depnlt lnour•nce Corpor1tion .: North's Sam Rains Fire THE BOX ••· •• "" ·...... ·: •.... • $1.35 wliiiiOIIniMact IIUihnn 1111 T-., May 30. POMEROY NATIONAL BANK ... ELBERFE~DS . who have died in defense of freedom · POMEROY .. In Your Family. • .' ' . .,. •• .~ ~ I , ·; ,, \ •, . 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