http://66.213.69.5/files/original/bb95c6bd1e9067b41ae7bc1725bcce1c.pdf d45f35c8bb69a9313b6bff19742c365d PDF Text Text ' . ,, '.. ··' ...). I . , ...... ··~··· .., .... -~-- ~. . ~, . - • ) ,., l . !• ·· ·.~··ot ~ \l;r j ...~ .... -;, ~ . a Fair tonight and Wednesday, . lltUe temperature cbange. III&JI. today nl!lr 80 north, middle 8h 10u111. Low tonlgbl mainly Ia SGt. . '. 'j Weath• ,. • \ ' !I . 'I ., ! . ' • .- • ;!,.< • • ""· .. ' . ' '•, .·. ~, ; · •._··. •. ' • 1,\..... ·..... :.;! . . ' .. .\ ~ .• ren wo 0 '. , al ,. . " ' . L ' I '' • 1 . \' . , • ' • i ,• ... ; ': I • •. ·. a!' .. . .. . ' ..' ' , '·. .~ ~ .. .. ·'"'"" ... ' " ~~ ·":"·' ·' ....... . Re;. •. ·I. . By ROBAR: GALLI fOil perintendent , submitted a ground inforr teachers who - by the Gallip< .. cation. ' ,, . ' I • ; THE new I· l (~eir duties 1 ' 1 ..... ., ' . ' . , :' ' ' 3.-Car Collision Turkeys . I' )1 . ,! ~ ' \·. L,_ \J..:'..· .. 91 Srhools open 5. Here's a of each new MRS. CRAB a graduate of iversity, will grade at Wa tary SchooL ~ a B. S. Degreo has had nine j SO I GAVE IT ALL AWAY J · MRS. !RBI will teach a this school ye Elementary S ' " ' '1 " I • " ' . ' ·oR eEcAV~ · . . I· 'P'. IYir.J'.t; HAVt: · · . . ,.t' \ · . ~- PIMt; :. Rio Grande < taught for 27 .. ' . ' \ . Ll FE - IS. . .. -. ""' ' TOUGH!- - . . .' \ ': I. ' ' ' I bi '; dal . · --· ·-.........- '! . ...... .... I ' FOR the fir! WORLD .. '. . years the Gall will have two ;es. MRS, IMJ BURY, .' ..;._.;--'...:.; "..:i'f ... '~ ;• . ' non has a B. I . ., ' ' . ' ......,· ..... . ' .~ 8\' THE UP! • Giru·e•cnpe one ig .. A GRA!JUA' ' lciP!llY High ner htgh seW ' : •· ... .• r CONLEY, wil !ducation in t ' illy High Set 1raduated fror verslty in Juno assist with the ilall and bask· . out NEW \'ORK - THE KILLIng oi a h-year-old Negro mugger by a Negro plainclothes man Monday night touched off a ·storm of NJCk, battle and flrebo··•:b throwing in Brooklyn. But Emmanuel L. R on ant1poveily worker, c a I m I y walked down the street betwoon i a crowd of angry Negroes and batUe-forinlng policemen, and like a black Pied Piper, led the i crowd away to reason Instead I ol riot. Police had bnrricaded a three-block area to deal with the crowd or 200. Grande this l at Marshall Un mer. ers at Gr·~en E Is CHARLES . Duncan is a : Rio Grande I received a B. . ucation. Mr. I three years of '., . . ·. .'. .. .. ·'. WILLIAM LA · the sixth grad•~ mentary Schoo former teachel Aclldemy High duate of Rio and holds a B. ucation. Mr. L serve as tram ~ lor the ci!J , "target nxation .•• i " ,,, ~' '~ : I' . I 1"1'" I I I '""''!""""'"1"'1"""' r· 1" "' "" """" I i' seen. ) ' Dusk fell a .abort Ume . and •lht party lost .their Fifteen RuUand firemen . several other volunteers the search In the vicinity ol Sldo Hill RDad, and tbl! three found . finally about 500 yards from llleir home. 1' • • Mrs. Malone said they had decided to spend the night In .I the woods rather than continue trying to get out. ' ,I, ·•Cont.imied on MaketT~oRuu 1'11~e Zl FLOODs WERE REpORTED ' • 'I SHRINE UNIT- The Twin City 'SIIrlne Club of Mel~s Count}' anc! Marietta Shrine Club units played .a big ~ole in the Labor Day parade at Pomeroy. ~hown here, 1 ttaGtor pulls an oversized" model ·. of • Shriner's fezz. B(!th' th~ Twin . City and M~ietta snriners had their motorcycle corps p~clpa~lll·-;Selltl~'l ,hoto I 1' ~ 'MJtll, FRAN( a "llduale of • ~SChool and . , ve;alty, will IE · · '· !UIIIa Academ · tli~ school tern holds a s. dt s: ' .. ' ' • J '' • ' I A mother and her two da~~ ters who became lost tn ' near Rutland Monday eve~~dng I were found unharmed ,J,y chers at 3:511 a.m.• today .. Mrs. lllkter MaloM and daughters:Peg«y; 12, and •rene, I< 10, reportedly went Into 1 woodoto·hunt a deer they Racine E·R Squad •' Frond• flit 'l'exn1 b!EDrru. ~ " 'I 1 I ll . II jtaduate of f · COllege, Worce Mlti with a II the UniYI!rsity IVith a G. A. c ' , ·• lion. Mrs. ~ ye,lirl teacbio •J\ CROWNED- Kathy Werry, left, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Werry, and Suzie Soulsby, daughter of .Mr. and Mrs. Jim Soulsby, were crowned winners in the Pomeroy Fire Department's Labor Day Princess Contest. Kathy, age 9, was winner in compefiticn of the younger candidates while Miss Soulsby was named older division Princess. Both were featured in the firemen's Labor Day Parade. The winners, ~elected on a penny·a·vote basis, were crowned during a Saturday night dance at the Pomeroy tennis court-Sentinel Photo. I ~~· ~r'·.~:.= .~ ' · Sc)lool will be ··I• ... CHAR[)(JN, OffiO - A lfl. ' year - old Clevelond skvdiv~r plunged to hl.s death Sunday, one week after 16 s! :v ~ ·. ' 'l died in Lake Erie near Huron, In the worst disaster In t h a i sport's history. I The victim. Paul Camelford:j apparenUf failed to pull I h e j' rip ~ord and """" his rhute In· vestlgators said the rip eord waA uotourh•d and the equip. ment Intact. A skydiver In the 1 same club. the Cleveland Para· I chute Training Center, said the .' ynuth probAblv suffered from i sixth grade at tary. ~· : ' . ..., Skydit•er killt>rl ence and will I ~ Child mugller shot i ' .. a sereen in their dnrmitul'y . I ' er received b Summa Cum ONE OF th1 ·Mother, Two Daughters Found , . . n ,Safe . . Scioto Village IS 1 detention center for 425 juvenile girls. '' MRS. JEAN duate of Rio will teach Eni cademy High S I , DBLA WAR:E, OIDO - THE Hlgllway •atroi. issued an aUPDil!ll bulletin today afte• two &iriS"e~C~peQ · ·, . · near here shortly before m I nlgnl. -Patsy · Sheldon, 15, Findlay 1 and Fonili! Byrd, 18, Cincinng. I II, gained freedom by pushing : Mrs. Canterb• · University of Ma"hall Uni·. .1ad six years kindf'rgartf'n 'I I Failure to remember 12 cans the unfinished home, and there Tbe two dllldren were trap. ents, Mr. and Mrs. J'oleJ lf4d.. 1ped in the blazing ql18l'W's. The Mineral Wells, W. Y.a.; ~ o1 spray paint being in the oven 1was just one exit. a wood cook stove was blam- ! Tbe framing of the bouse was Coolville Fire Deparlmenl r. nal grandparenla, Mr. alii! ~ in the deal!l Saturday nieht l up and covered with tar paper. eeived the c a II to lbe bome Arlil Rlg&1, Rl. 3, Jllll~ Terry Lee Hart, 13, and her IEarlier Saturday they had about 8:45 Saturday night. W. Va.; patemal Jre&t . . . sister, Darlene Sue, 7, Coot. , purcha~ about . 12 cans of Terry Hart attended School latber, H. A. McPtet. _.... ville, Rt. 2. 1spray pam!. Tbe cans were plac- 11 Coolville and J>arle at lAlt. Wells. . . A brother, Ricky, 9, Is in crl- 1 ed in the oven of a wood cook . · ne J'uoeral ll8flliiM lleld condition. 1•love used Jn the ba!ement. La- tndge. Tbey are turvived by today at the 'lfi&hland ' CIJIIII< · ·•··---· ., ! ter Saturday evening when ltbe- their. parents~ EdJel E. aad Cburdl llll'olllerof wllll . tbl Del· 'of the tragedy were came chilly 8 fire ,.11 started Bennce Marie Rliis Hart; He\< O'DeU. !ofanley. IIJIII tbe .jpli!Ced together by authorities In the stov~ and the family for. brolbe~, Ricky, ~~te '· who II Amol Tuu. alflelatiDI, 11ao the weekend. got about the paint. In critical condition at Camden rial was 111 the Melp. ~ The Hart family had 1 new Tho cans began to explode, aark Hospital; Gary, 14, IIGC· GardenJ. Tbt White J'uueud ,· house under construction, they spewing fll'e over the basemeDt er 11 • and one sister, Martha, Home Ill Coolville WII Iii · · were living In the basement of living quarters. II months; patemal grandpar- cqe. ) I • . ... ' ' ...... .. '· oo·v1 e -e In o ' •• • I . ~. •• ..J / ... ..• . ,..:·.. \ ' Alnlu J. Klltble, ...,.. motller Ntldea • lUI. 4; RoedJvUle, received •11 llrsl U, S, Air For<e dilly aallpmeat '8fter eompleting bule tralniDI Laekland AFB ·Te1. .le··MeCbrd AFB; Waa~, far · 1ra111Jtt and dilly • a ttel!lll'I· polloemllll. Afrmaa, Xlllltle Is a INI P'•duale af Eulen · Hll• ·&c•ooL •. ·· �• I I , • !::!!~~~~~...~~~, Mlifeh Is ,:. .. mr IJi~· lrl GAND~~. Catholic Priest . R (UPI)~ Ci~Ck tl. ~ ..8 n.;.:....w:h.c::,d. to:,~ 1be 111lrebeJ stretching IHospltal News Into tOday the city now b.., u er IX I I• • No school, maybl' CONNIE J)RINDLEY EOterS Coliegt ' In nt·IDOlS. . minor I (Continued from Page I) In South Texas early today af. ter the area was doused .w1th up to none tnches ol ram. Thu,.. 4erstorms on the region unleasho ed a tornado Morulay In central Kansas, Gympsum creek was"l>ut of its banks .,. ter neirly II lnc~es of rain In two daya, and lhe town of Gy~ sum near Salina was partially flooded. n Jllf.IeS. Miss Grindley lDOr ' .. Bfiefs Jet CrasH M• .. . ·{\_ a s• s ff ~E:~:~2t~~=;m~;~l:.::~ I . Nftd. Into the predawn darknelt, lhea an.alrport apokeaman aald. I because they are burned too C th Czechoslovakian airliner ca • plummeted Into level, heavUy Thl -one aurmora were badly," Lister said. 7 MILWAUKEE, Wis (UP!) - A fJery oman a • lnllt persons and a full load 91 forested area two miles east of James Paton The plane, belonging to 0 ollc llriest who urged hiS student marcberj/ i~ore fuel for 1 flight to Havana Gander IntemaUonal Airport I~mltl~al ~ 't 1 th only Ceskoslovenske Keroltn., the i ope111ng of school toda~ led them on •n a -mg and bunt Into flames IBursting Into rt,mes 11 It hit. f ho~'':f.ttn Ga~~ra At le:st fOIIf C.ecb national atrllne bad j moments after takeoff today At the ' ;let-built airliner tore up P hlld About half ~ ~ landed briefly at Gander to m support of open housmg 1 d b th Rev ' The.open hous\ngtnul~~a~~~ c~\ll /igh~ flgu~e Dick least31 persons survived • !several hundred feet of Cana.l :;;.~v~r• r':~re in critical refuel during a scheduled flight ! E 9~r0irP.P1Manddby "l!gebtr 8d11°vJded their forces to keep up Some of the ourVivors were so dian~ National 1\allways track I condition aald Geor•e Lister from Prague to Havana. It took(! Gre oI y, ht on arch ay mm two shifts The plan was to alter· severe" •· burned lhey were not be1ore 11 came ' to res1. ' assllltant • admullstrator • of the• off at' 2 30 am. local ood timeth an ·mg m between ' expected to live ! Most of tbe 61 paasengers and 1 hOs ita! a m EDT) In I wea er nate the ~~~~:tin Iordmance that has four The four-tnglne turboprop18 crewmen aboard the ILia I P Vosobllity m the area was m~~~~~gwhose demon~trallons been reJected by city fathers, plane rose 1 few hundred teetl plane were Czechs and CUbans, ''Some ol them won't survive reported to be 15 miles. began 1 ~ 28, 1ust four weeks told the rally the common I 1 after 1 racial riot here, urged council will resume work today students among tilt marchera to after • Labor Day · Ill/ DETROrr - A HALF MJI..• lion M1cbigan children face clo~ed classrooms this week as :~t:{:~c2~or~s::~~ Stalled contract negotiations ljetween Ill• Detroit SChool Boord and /the city's 11,500 te~ left little chance thl classes would begin as schedul· ed Wednesday for 300.~00 1111tents. AkJtESTS US'I'ED Hunllnlton, W. Va: Robert C. Galllpollll MunldpaliGourh MI. experieneod nine '•tr•ilht days Holzer Hospital - Visiting mJurlea .n a on• car acudent )V..kl'Jid arreslll induded two Lew!' 20, VIenna W. Va; Jos- chaet L O'Dell, :n, Pomeroy, of open hOUSiftR demonstrations I hours 2~ and 7-3 p m Parents ! at 6 4$ p.m. l!onday 011 Rt. S5, mtallons to Gallia Cqunty Juve- eph c. Petty, 21, Cbeshirr. lv•n no oporator's license; Phyllis Tho first 25 mites of the only on Pedlatrocs Ward. four-tenths of a mile ...t ol the nile Coutt Sept. I; Jobn R. Ellt- J Harless, 21, Huntington, w. Stodbam, 37, RL I Gal:rr;lls, groups Labor Day marathon! Admllllotl Gallla • Jackson CUunty line. lllller, 14. Rt 2 Gallipolis, and Va ;• Gary T. Bryant. 20. Gam- stop 11111, Rtcllard G. J fen, march was capp.d by a broel Mrs Harold E McConnlck, The vebocle was demolished, ac· Duane L Rees, 15, Rio Grande, pohs; Linda F. Pullins, 20, Jl!ld- 15, Carroll, Ohio and Wilbur D. Conme Elizabeth Grindley, trek onto suburban Wauwatosa. 1802 Chatham Ave: Mrs Roy cording to tbe State Highway both for no operator's license. dleport, Reva M. Griffith, 41, ~iller, 32, Columbua, driving daughter .r the Rev. and Mrs. whoch passed a law restricting Gladman, M Vmton Ave · Miss Patrol . Cited to Gallipqlls Municipal Falla Cburcll, Va , and Olhe without beadilghts In I heavy R. E Grindley, North Easton, 0 9 pocketing after raci;d violence Charlotte L Hambrick, 60 That was ont ol siJ: occidenll Court Sept. 5 were· John J. G. Elliott, 51, Gallipolis, all Iori Iog; Harold L Michael, :n, formerly of Meigs. Coun\Y. and , last year Forst Ave: Mrs. Verne c Bla· mvestogated by the patrol In Wlgms, tl, Ravenswood;, Dg. speeding. Northup, Arnold L. Duncan, 42. grandda..~r, of Mrs. c 0 r ~ Monh.r't demonstrating, zer, Eureka Star Rl; Earl H. Galloa and Mel&• Countll!s over ' dolph K. Gaertner, 27, Mlamll· These eoght are scheduled to and CecJl C. Jones, 43, both ol Grindley, Mlnet'svllle, entered \ whocb began at 2 30 p m and l.ehew. Lower River Rd, Law- ~ the Labor Day weekend. The burg and Howard B. Miller, appear In Me!Js County Court Roanoke, Va : Abraham A Q#d· Olivet Nazarene College In Kanrontmueil lhto today resulted 1n renee M Porter, Rt 2 Crown I patrol made 74 arrests, issued Jr , 21, Charleston, w. va , all Sept. S: ltllorvin Wille. Pomeroy, ~ad, 59, Toledo; ~n G. Ma~- kakee, Ill , today. , • fl\e •r!l'sts Two marchers Coty , Joe H Easton, Rt 1 Bld· 138 warnings and rendered a1• speeding. Georae T. Sutherland, unsafe vehicle. Clell Laybonte, cum, 26, Ook Hill, James Miss Grindley waa """ntly • , ~ , were arrested for throwongl well; Mrs Frances L Hedges, sosto to Jg motorists. 33, Fairborn. passing over a yei· 35, Berea, faUurt to dun head· Roberts, 49, Springfield. Adam competitor In the central Ohio ~ rooks and three while becldea Rt I Galbpolos. Mrs Sllerman Treated at Holzer Hospital low bne and Worney E Per· lights; Gary E McDonald. 18 L. Chiton, Gary K M•lan, 23, Dlstrtcl Nazarene Teen Tal~nt The Arddent Prevention Unit also were taken Into custody Layne, Rt S Crown City: Mrs. lor mmor cuts and released kina,30, Wellston,defectivemul· ReedavUie, reckle!S operatt?n: Gallipolis, Darrell M. ,Shaffer, Contest. competing In two sep- of the Ohio Department of The Rev Walter B Hoard Jerry L. Spurlock, Eureka Star J k Nl~so 1\'o years fler Pauline T Jones, 43. Cheshire, 37, Crown City; Ralph E Am· arate categories _ vocal solo Health warns each householder head ol the Wlsronsm NatJOnal lRt: Raymond F Raskins, Bid· ~:~ Jui~, Holley, ~: and· Ret· To appear In Galllpollll Mu· no muffler; Guy D Hysell. u. burgey, 23, Pt P!easant: and and oratory Sbe won first place Qf the potential hazards ollhree As oatlon for the Advance- well; Mrs. SQphia Thomas, Rt t 'N k• 10 all of Betve- nlclpal Court Sept. J are· Char- Pomeroy. and William J. Mil· vTownsend D Conhlfe, 25, Flm~ In tile Elyria Zone In the vocal different se~-pressurlzed sprayme~ o( Colmd People told a 2 Cheshire; Mrs Etta S Skid· .;: •:ll ~';~lla 'Holley 51 fte. lea W Bokey Jr 40 Charles- ler, 15, Cheshire, dnvmg on a Mich • all lor speeding solo competition and first place type oven cleaning products rallY before MIJ)lday' night's more, Rt I Cheshore, Mrs be:~ ~Uev,lt, and j1~1 R ton.' w Va: Clinb;.. Garvin, closed highway, DaVId E Carr Schedule<! to appear m Gallt In the district and fmal compe· which contam propane gas . marches that Gropp! had WlltlaQ) H. Howard, Rt. 2 Bid· Holley, llfo . years old, all of 24, Wyandott, Mich ; Joe G 18, Pomerov un!Bf• veb•cle. polll Mumcopal C.ourt Sept. II htlon With ,;p oration on the These products are know~ to be "d.clared war" ~ Mayor well; George A Vaughan, Pt Levi. ton, W Va HOlVard, ~2, Charltston, W Va : and Claude C CuMJngham, 56, are Hubert E Cole, Jr., ~. theme, "Winlill)g In the Power dangerous and may explode Henry Maier ' •' Pleasant: Mrs Charles Mun... Off':ra flll"rted lhat lhe ac- Gwyb Lyall, ez. M!dlllelown, Syracuse, otop 11gn Mullens, '! Vt, and J o h n B. of the Spirit." when used on hot surfaces o• ''This lo war•" Hoard said Pt Pleasant. Debra K Me- cldent occurred while J • ck l lnd: V~mon G. Lamb, 30. Day-1 The followlnl peroons art !lance,,36, Cicero, Ill., both lor Miss Grindley plans to major near a pdot hght. according te ' in education. , Dr. Sellm Blaoewl~, M D ' •we will not sign a peace pact Knight, New Haven: Ralph w. NJckoson, 25. wao beaded weal ton; Frederick R. Remley, 28, acheduled to appear Sept. 8 m speedi!Ji. untft tbe Negro is as free In Zorkle, Hartfor¢; Mrs. J Rob. The right rear Ure blew out and preSident of tbe Meogs County 0 0 Milwaukee ., the Polish people ert Sorrell, Letart; Rebecca L. h' 1 t 11 the bl b Board of Health. are in this coty.. • Rice, Pt Pleasant; Mrs Jesse I ~:,v~ eov:'u.:ed The ~a; A notification_ from the Food Alderman fMrs) vet Phillips, L. Anderson, Rt. Racme: Mrs , t h dec! east. and D111!l Admmlstratoon adv•s0 th 01 ~inl Illlvid G Ashley, Pomeroy: Mrs . arne 0 a 1 op ea o es of seven Instances of fore and au or an pen ' 1; J~e. c Fugate, Pomeroy; Bo- No charge was h. r. exploSIOn that were reported to nl(a F Johnson, Rt. I Lang,. were nme person 1~ Clll'. • • t ~ them The products are bemg 0 Charles J Cullum• 59 died recalled from the market, but vollo Mrs Paul H Parsons COWDE MONDAY $AIGON (UP!)-U S Marines Miliary apokesmen 111d ihe Monday and 11as tile lar~: I W 0 Rt 2 Racine Mrs. Julia E. Cars dnven by Terry F. c";j , moved into 1 valley of fiCO Marines struck through the Iseveral b•tUea th't ~t on Sunday afte;.oon athis h~me tn some of the aerosol cans are Grate, Rutland; Mrs Bertha J ;;""n~ 181;: E;~• Star33Rt paddles woth tanka today, trying valley with tanks and called In : the r'~ °~ ~ens ;~~~ese Circleville. still on retail shelveo, or In the 1 Goll Rt I Pomeroy· Eber A I an m uore, ' I· to hem In two badly IIIIUied artillery and Cl7 Dragonohlps pres! en a e ec 0 Born Oct 25 1907 tn Athens homes • Wolfe, Rt 2 Radle:' Kimberly I:hs, ~~~~:~:• ~u~~!~~ communist bettallona•and epd a lor cover as they soulht tO ring I First ~por~~~~: :::: 'Countv the ..;, ,of 'Isaac and One of the hazardous cleaners Mr! Vorgonlt Bishop Cook, 82, M Ohlinger, RuUand: Mra. AI· IRd P f•ve-lellt\lsy•f a mole west foerct tw<Hiay fight that had I the valley. I :~ ·n f• hts that ranged from Orpha Sheff•eld Cullwros, he i• JS labeled Aeroseal Super Foam of North Thord Ave Middle- len E Perry, Radcliff: Car I of %II _ cqst the Red! !60 dead and the, __The Que_!lo~ ~g~tln& started assaul~ lng the Meklng Delta to survived by hos wife, Mrs. Inas Oven Cleaner Woth Ammonta, nort died Monday morn1ng at Williamson, Raceland, Ky : c,.;...~. had almost stoppe<l Marines M dead and 841 !l Ish below tl;le Dem!Uta· Pac' ruuums, two sons, Rob- manufactured by The Aeroseat h dence Brenda K Wolliams, Jackson: wounded klnn es ert and Fred C•rclevme1 two CorJo!orallon, Camp Hill, Penn·~;;:••• May 22 !885• at Wm· Mrs. Imogene E Albrecht, Chi· ;,~:: ~~ ~~:k:~t ::~·c:~ Sbooti~g resumed In Que Soni • , rized Zone_(DMZ). brothtrs Rus~ell, Chester, and sylvania. Tho two other cleanrh>st•r Va she was the dau· cago, lll • Mrs Joseph wStone, shd Into tbf front of the other Valley along the northern Roger,, of Pomeroy: a sister, ers were fQfmerly sold by Sun· ~hler of the .late Mr and Mrs Ravenswood; Mrs WIJianf Dal- vehicle There w.. moderate I coast IS the battered Comml.lI ~S. · Nell Dunkle, Corclevllle. beam Applianre ~ry•ce CornRoh.-rt Boshop Mrs Cook was a ton, Wellston, James L Cam· damage to botk cars. No one lmsl battalions sou&hl escape · 1 and two grandchildren pany, Ch1cago, Dlin01s. Ono ll member of ~!Ieath ll!ethodlst ero~ 'Notch~. l\llBS : Harvey 0 was mjured. routes after a ~our battle. __ MASON _ Funeral services 'Funeral services will be held labeled Hl'lvy . Duty Cookware Church the Middleport L1te 1- Collms, Rt 3 Albany; Mrs Wll· '111 patrol cited McGuire 10 for Georgia L Icenhower 8l 0 at 2 p m Wednesday at the De. Cleaner wllh h1ghly llammabll arv rtnb and for several years liard D Hutt, Wellston M" I Galb~lls Munlcopal Court Sept IMason, who died Sept 3, ~t Ar: fenbaugh Funeral Home In Cir- propane g.. as the propellant. served on the Middleport Lo· IRobert D Momson, Stewart, 8 on a charge of failure to yield thurdale, W Va • at the home Special funeral services will ctevllle with the Rev L S Many of these are stoll on thl bnry Board iBroan A. Baker, North Balli· one-hall ol the roadway. ' • of her daughter, will be held be held for Mrs Garnet ~II· Metzler and the Rev Edward market. A new version of this She 1s Sllrvlved1ly her bus. more. Delbert c Golden 32 Thorn. I Wednesday at 1 P m at the Fo. hams. wednuday. sept. e, at Baler offlcoatong Buroa) w11t be cleaner contains freon gas as a band Homer a daughter, Mrs I Blrlbo I vii It, wu nollll)ured 1~ a 0 0 e . glew"" Funeral Home wllh tbe 1 p .n at the Ewing Funeral at Corclevotle Friends may replac':"ent of propane ~~n~ John 1Mary Ellnbeth) Silvers Mrs. Serry L Sp)lllock, Gal· Cllt 1~,10t~f$J1 am ~.unbeth Re Rev Lowell Keeney of!Jclatlng Home, due to certain unavold· call •t the funeral home any· contam1ng freon have an F of Pomeroy. and • grandd~uJb· llpUta, son, 3 05 p m. Saturday da 'o Rt. '1:'~ •114; ~#:fll. Mfll Mary Elba ~~ Buroal woll be tn t~e Odd Fel- able transportation dllflculbes time. "tamped on the bottom Sun· ter Prec!Hb:!f ' ber f1, d~tb !\Ira. Allen E Perry, Radcliff. 1 ~llea ~,91 ~' , 'IP• of >Z2 ~'f.eAv~ , Sat· Ilows cemetery at Mliion irwolved In arrival ol ber •on, beam also recalled another pr~ were four sls~s. a brother ind ..... 12 Ill p m. Monday . Mn The J!jltrol 'lf'>lted' thll• Go ~ vake, doed t PSbe 'hId She was born August 22 1879 James w Haymsn. /rom VIet duct labeled a• Heavy Dflty Ov I lf&ndson Oavid G ,U~lef," p 0 mer 0 y, en beaded south \fi!BY at her borne at M1ddleoort the daughter of Nam 3V8. 1:1 f/1 Cleaner. "roenda can lot anyllm~daughter, e liO p m Monday brldge lri tlie ~ )!iS -~~ l)llen In fallln& health II n c e the late George Martin all d I The Rev Douglas Cl'rcle Will ~I ,.~. ' ;_~.--at the ~wllng•.COats' Funer DfaeUrpo was mlidtral9 ~~'&'Jh, ~~ne bo J ofllc.,te and burial will be '" 1 Sgt. Montgomery 18 Rhoda Hinkle Her husbad J the Home *~~ere aekieel will be J E:rl A A':t, Mr~ ~~~01 car No cllarge iWa'S'ftt~ ' :,• 1w~kin rnw 011y,. un;.~ F Icenhower, doed In 1966' family cemetery at Long ~< Arrives at McGuire conducted at I p.m. Wedneodav. l ' rannon. nver an er 1 Cars dr1ven by AfOnzO 6. Jur' n • · ' Ju-1 SurYJvors tnclode a daughter, Bottom , · 1' ' fi The Rev llu ~hue will of· Mrs B Clair Chi!IIVrOnt, ~er· l J 11 COip]nbU llitl 'Ha' l.ter of the late Thomas and Mrs w1mam fRuth) Lovett survovors Include the follow- Navada E Besver, Chester, "Staflilergeant John P. Mont.focllte llld bad~~ \rllll be in the mot M Cosco Carol L Gerlach, ~~i ~·· ~mond 141, Fetinlll; lia Gardner Broyles She :~· I Arthurdale· •two sons. Homer. lng children. Charles cuzart doed m Holzer Hospotal Satur- gomery, son of Mr. and Mr a Rovemew et&ielfry. Mrs Cecil E Hagley, Mrs Ed cot Tenn ..J1114ed ~~the ~t ded Harry J Reapp on Washington n c and Howard Columbus June Feldman. Sy- day evenllll! at 1 ~ age of 57· FranciS R Montgomery of 4fl 'nllla111ilJ·IIts requeotad tha ' Hannon Jr Amts L. Hilt. Of ~· hill"al• 7 P m' Sa-y;on 14. 1915, He preceded her \n Upper Marlboro Md . IS racuse New York, Clarence She was a member of tbe D Fisher Dr, Jackson. hao arrlv· llowo:s bil.'iimltted 'Mrs Lerird D. Miller, Mrs th L li<ol .... ;!,., death on Feb 12, !1148 r ndcholdren and 26 reat ' Hayman. Pomeroy. Kathleen of A Lodge Chester; member ejl from VIetnam for duty at MeStarling L Miller. Jr, Homer e ~ ....ohn ,::;;1!11 " ofneL:fl·~· Survlvmg are the followmg g • d hlldr · g Bissell Lon• 'Bottom Roger' of '111~ MethodiSt Church. Ches· Gu1re AFB N J He ts 1 jet F .. M Tr B Ow eight·- '""' e n o II' "'"'ld " "·aw Gam~ gran c en. • • t f lh P E t . . PI'. PLIABANT >Ore rs _eeman • coin Pike Officera i(ported botbi"" ren. "arry "" • ,. Friends may call at the fun- Hayman, COlum~us; C a r ol er, 0 e omerov as ern engine techniCian UnllfOCI ~ES co. ens. Mary E RiclJards P~ut tars were left ol center 'J'Iien!!M.: Mrs Mary Allee Marton. era I home from 7 to 9 P m to- Mulhn! Columbus: Lawrence Star Lodge 186 and of the L'bes- I The sergeant, a 1955 graduate PI'. Pl~. w. VA. K Russlel. Matthew C Vbo n was moderate 4am , • to ,~.n•• ~ P~meroy; Ben Reapp, Ches~ day Hayman. Jl'eoterviDe; Jamea ter Garden Club ol Rutland High School, atteJ\d. Vranken. Mrs Albert J Wogal, W Hayman Vlel,)lam· Jerry She Is surv1ved b• her hns· ed Oethany Colleg~ondsborl 1 ~ A~ 'plake, along WJth 14 grand(hll·l Sallrda}", . . %, uri walter D Abbtf.ll . • Mrs Lusher :~aro~: :::. ;;l~ an~ idren , a nd 14 great grandciinll lflt D' I Hayman. Columbfis: Martin band Henry. onP daug~ter, Sue Kan. Hos Wile, AI 'Ia, IS tho 1 1100S -;;; m IQ l;IO 1125 to B~oan, TerM• ,('B!IJOmer. Wal. 1 , I DBIWER>CITEI1 ~ ~ren ant tes n !Hayman !Aikborne, Texas and G1bson. Columbus. a son. Low· dau•~·. of M•, and Mrs. Car· 11311; l!ftfvies 1875 lj> 1150: ter L Brown. Roscoe H Brum- The ,_1 cllfcl E1~t:elf.IW Brothers and ••stefll survw- Point Pleuant 119 grandchildren ell, Moddleport: her mother, los Snowden of Rutland. Lllhllo 1 ,7t 1o It( r,t, Sow • Peld, Genetta C Calondros. Pll•• I • , , ·'ling are Mrs Levia P1erce and 1 PT PLEASANT _ Jobn Del· Mrs Sally Alh•on. Rarone. a 1 1 16 50 to 17 50;Mar"t12 to 13 50: l*bei- K LambOrt, Mrs l';arll !;:•caster, ~'~ st(!in 't,Jrs Anna Sallez, botb of Pt bert Cole son of Hollis Herbert I' Mol&• General IIOopltal brother, Paul Alhson, ZanuLOCAL TEMPS Pogs 7 to 13l0: Stqe~ats 14 1R. Compaton. Tllta L Griffith, 1 murueiJ!,a • P ·'l"rP1easant Mro. VaUie JaQuay, and Vlrg;nla Hilt Cole of Henville; and a sister. Audrey Torto 2! ,, 'I Mrs Maud M Jobnson, De •· 1 ella•&• tol Improper b8Wnli Galllpoh~ Two half . brothers derson died shortly after birth Saturday Adntlllloao -None renee. Tuppers Plains and lhree ' The temperature In Porno· CATIUl ~~ 19tllto 23 · ~~~ D Myers,''Mn. Lalte C. alter anJjcci~lll4 •12 ·'l1 P m. are John and Charlea Elllott, 1Saturd~y In Pleasant Valley I saturjlay Dlse~arcea - Car· grandchildren roy's downtown bUsiness dlsIJO He1lers 15 85 _to 20 85 Fat 1Shehnes, Mrs Carrie E Smith. Sunday lit 5:1, Jpst 100 feel PI Pleasant Four brothers o/J1d Hospital 1rie Seifers. ServJCea were ~eld today at trlct at 11 30 am today waa 73 Cows 15 85 to 18 !o:, Canner& IMro Nora Tr•p~. Je~ J Ward, south of tht north corpor~llo~ two sisters preceded her In Other survivors are two half Sunday Admlsaltoo - Jennie 2 p.m at Ewing Funeral Home degreos under sunny skies. to 25 to lUI lfufts II to 22 ~· Mrs. 1J)tln W Watlerson, Mrs jllmlts bin death alsters Lynn and Me 11 n d 1 Potts, Syracuse with hurlal In Cheoter Cemete· - - - - - - - - Milk Cows IOOjo lfi; iitock iMei'Pill R Waugh and tnOont Officers repol'ied caller, I Mrs Reapp spent most of her Wright a hall-brother Scotty Sunday Dlacbar&ll - None. ry. The Rev P A raato offiCI· ,Qulve Shade· Jobn Harrab Cows and CatYeo 111' te 245· son,.,Mrs Albei:t,T. Young ~nd :a~ed 011h~~bt ~~·~the life tn Galtla County She was Iwright. stt of Hender.;,n. the Monday Adml11loaa- Floyd ated Services were held Mon· Maso~' W Alpha Ba•ley Stock Steers It to 2ft 15· Stock Iiiilnt son. tY. Darrell , D. ~ w~v k·~ : ' 1 emp1> a member of the Church of pater~! grandmother Mr~ wu. Williams, Pomeroy. day evening by tbe Pomeroy Pomeroy Georala Hall Reed; Heifers 17 25 to ~ 75. S to • k !Craig, end Infant daughter, Mrs. the tgall~~lls ~.!:rn~U~cea~ Clmst In Middleport. a member da Cole, Galtlpolla Ferry, the Monday Dtactuorces - Nona Eastern Star ~ge volte ' ' S~er Calve& 20 :J5 to 27. S!ock IObfer &:. McKinley and Infant dr to ar ed b of tho Amerocan Legoon Auxll- maternal grandparenlll, Mrs 1 She was preceded In death Momlay Dlsclltlllel _ Hattie HPOior CaiVf< ?.1511 to '.435 son. Mrs. y~rgll Porter and ' in· Jove ~ c• c 3 ~•t .11 Y lary and the a et 40. D re 11 Elozabeth Roll Gallipolis and ! REVIVAL PUNNED by her father, Harry Allison, Powell Thomas Schoonover VEAL CALVES -;- Topo 31; fan! son, Robert L Schaeffinc. N:':~ wa~a~~~: ,::v~a~ Webster Post. Pomeroy F.rnest Hilt. PI Pleaaant I A revival will be held at and a brother, Leonard Allo!On Sarah Congo. ' S.Oond• 35 !it\ Ma<l•am 2!150 to Mrs. Hazel G Rusldl. Mf ' minor damage to tlie CaAe car l Services were held at 2 p m • Graveside rit" were conduct· • Church of God ChesteJ alar!· .----32 40 ConO!Ion and HeavieS 25 Woodrow! W Treadway, !(r•. and mod•rate to tba Lan!aster ltoday at the Waugh-Halley • ed at 10 am Monday In Lone I mg Tlleoday. ~pt 5. •t •7 30 VeteraDI Memorial HOspital to 3UO. J Rober Sorrell, Jeffrey Hen· 1 Wood Funeral Home under the Oak Cemetery by the Rev c E t th R P Blrlb - A daughter to Mr. 11 1 <ar. d M Edward lhle Letart ' ·' • 1m vange ·' 18 e · ev 8 ry. idlrect1011 of Rev Ron Moyer s Thompson Bunal was under' J Keener ol Akron Snecial ;' V " ' • Wake Up Your , tur f\iiiV fnn'IUtt:l Burial was m Ohio Valley direction of tbe Crow. Hussell smgmg earh evening. Every· a. ~·l~' Memory Gardens. Funeral Home. 1 Saturday Admlaslona -Ger· 1 1 DJ<t'ffliPIJ 'I'll Mui'Rr Of --~ one 1 we come. Fergu!On Middleport, Six p«!IOIIJ IU!fered By VITO STELUNO over Mmnesour.'> 1nd felled \the ,four ' COntenders were playlng jp(ay as tile winning run scored. INew York 3·2 m 10 mmngs after forst game Don Buford's m t~e lOth wl\en ' Dua~ 1 1ik~ •a sweep UP! Sports Writer ITwons' bllt fo pu:t · up. a full second divosoon teams-and aU Both IUIIebrew a.nd Ermer losmg 3-2. De1r01t lost to Kansas throwm> error let 1n two runs Josephson smgled hlune Buf'"' look 2-0 1 , d 1 A crazy bop chmaxed a crazy game In the, Amer~cano lleague four faol<!<' to sweep 'two of the 1proteSJr ' the call of umpore Cal C1ty 4-2 after Wlltnlng 8-4. and m tbe fourth mmng and Rocky , ~tart Off Badly . ea 1 day and kept four on a see saw race. !,, ? clubs also , lost on u~~arned IDrummond to no avail Cahforma. beat )laltunwe >-4 m Colavoto allowed the decidong Boston appearelt to ~ m '""'"' of ··~·''~''"~ In tbe scrambled A:merocan Smce the otber three tea'"' :rona WhjtfJeld singled m the !1 •nmngs after losmg 4·2 , run to score' m the I1fth when he trouble when 11 lost the forst '''""«'·· 1 League pennant race had already split and Mmnesota Tbe key unearned .run of tbe 1lndoans' other rqn m the first In the National League, bumped mto Bllford In short g a me as F r a n k Howard But Dick "It was JUSt a routme grou~d had taken a 4-1 v•ctory on Jtm"tong day of acllv!IY came alter mn•,!ig o(! Jom Perry and It also Atlanta swept two from Ph1-1roght and knocked a pop fly nut lloocked m three runs, and fell tbree-run ilqllltl'" ~'l''"',: ball and suddenly you're beat," !Memtt's slx-~ltter over the IHank IzqUierdo's passed ball was unearned because <;esar 1ladelplua, 8·2 and 8-J, Pot- of hos glove The mosplays behmd 4·2 to Washlqgton on th~ • , moaned Mmnesota Twins' Man- Indians In the opener tbe Twms sent rur--·s IP seeond and third Tovar's throwing erro1· set the tsburpJo wh1pped St I.ouos tw1ce ,saddled Gary Peters with the second game But Jerry Ada~r '• cause In the . ~ ~"' , ger Cal Ermer at the end ot a could bave stretched' tbeir shm lwoth two out lllJ the lOth stage for lli4! tally Sonny 10·8 and 9-3, Chicago beat Lo< loss two-run songle hoghhg~ted a Hiller lor 8Jnotl~t;:'~~il~~f;•!~~t'':<f< wild day of Labor Day lead wotb a second game Whotfoeld followed by hlltong an Siebert, who rellred the first 14 Angeles 2-t m 11 onnongs and In tlhe second game, manager l9ur-run rillly on the SIXth onmng doubleheaders ID wluch the four VICtory easy grounder at •flfst baseman , b9tterlo he laced and gave u!>'iost 8-6, San FranciSCO edged Eddie stanky ~·d lo literally whiCh pulled ot out and gave the homer In t~ ' seilt,lll: contenders-Minnesota, Bo•ton, Day Of Dou~lebeader! ' Harmon KoYII>rew 1Just three hits In mne lnnmgs of Houston 4·3 and CJDcmnatl tackle Pete Ward to pull hom ,Red Sox the spbt arne ChiCago and Detroit- all spht But the loss left the race It took • bad hop past the bag work, took the wm for the oopped New York 2 I away from umpire, Emmett Detroit clobbered Kansas City g ~=· :~;;f.~f~~~= · The bad hop turned Fred unchanged with Mmnesqta one- ~and skopped mto foul terrotory I Ind~ans 1 The Chicago-New York dou- Ashford m the fourth mmng m the forst game os Jerry I Whitfield's routme grounder Into half game abead of Boston, one· IKillebrew snag~ed the ground~r _ See Splits fuleb~ader was almost as werrd when t ~e arb1ter ruled he had Lumpe drove m three runs With a diSputed run-scormg smgte in game ahea\1 of (Jiucago and l'h woth a diV~, §Cr,tlmbled,,op and Elsewhere on the AmerJean as , th~ Clevelaod-Monnesota \fouled a potch that Ward I homer and a smgle and ll1ck the lOth mnlng which gave the ahead of DetrOit It also wound raced to forst.\IJU! Whitllfltjjtust League lloston ~tWashingto~ twmboll !Jurago gave New thought h1t hom But~ lh• Sox McAuliffe and Norm Cash each Cleveland Indians a 2-1 v1ctory up a umque oay In wh1ch ali ibeat hom to t~e'l.ag on i!'tlose ll-4"after losing 5·2, Cb1cago beat Vork three uneaJ'ned runs In the kepi lheJr CIJmposure" a."<l_ won had two run smgles It looked I Three Types £ 0 ren Cleaners I Are Explosive • !!'/( Ted Saves 22nd, w. • " SERVI~:Mf;iGS , COUNT;(SINCE,fiH I 2 ' ' 1 Marines • Move Tanks In • f 0 Rice paddieo" T0 Hem In BadlvMau }edRedBatta}"o I' ns !"ed 0: V·rgi.ni·a r :. k Dies on Monday .' ,. DOWNING ' Insurance ~J " .. C. J. CuIIoms Middlwft~~ I • \ D'Ies on Sonday C;:t; l\1 1 Mrs Icenhower Of Mason n·Ies PIan serVIces . O wedDeSday Mary Reapp, 70 DieS Saturday ..;'tll I may N d Beaver · DieS Saturday -'!!!!!!-,. !' .JJ J f"'"· I I I ~. MA!!ON 1\II!A 1_ Late aassl.fl'eds v; PE Rl EleCtJ"On Weekend KI"Il Falls Short of Predi"ctJ"ons , I'S And·I.Your SMIUNQ BEST., (Contlnuejl from paael) I Edward lhie, Letart, w. NOTICE "It lo an Important and Warren Elliott, Guysville; 1 1 ...._. A REVIVAL will begin Tues- heartening red ftct lhall3 cent ' Mournm•, Middleport; LeB..,.,utWCI dtfl:t __. llllm:t,._. 11n ll per eel e ..,, ""'' y,n.. .,, •._.,., .......... day, Sept 5, 1967. ot t h who regoste actua y vot - By United Preu IDteraltlonal ond at modmght M•mdav local I "When all the flaures are Carr, Pomeroy. j :;!~;.!~~~= ~~;_'ffl:;,::;. !C;.,:';.~~ h.:.; Cllprch of God, Chester. a much hi&her proportiOn than The traffic dPath toll for t~e time. · the total Ukely to fall Saturday Dlac:barte• Jer· 11 1 .,,. ...,.•• ,, ...,... ..,..,,.. at 7 30 p m Evangelost Rev our presidential election of I tong Labor Dav weokond fell A breakdown o1 accidental tht range of ~to 1180 !bat Ward, Gary Dreoner, Sarah j~~~~~~~~i 01 .....,,. ,,, .. .. B J Keener of Akron, Ohio 1964 " been estimated," Safety Nellie RuaseU, Ella I 1short of the expectod max1mum deaths show•d ""' "'" !ltngmg each evemng ConcressJOnal reaction to the number of d•aths and ran 'fralflc 5~' Presodent Howard Pyle said. McCoy, Ruthw1,:::lff.' ~'"""" ••"'"""' welcome. 9 l was moxed, will! , behind last v.ar's 638, tale Drownmgs 30 Hall, GaU Rail, V• r...,.. ,_ supporters of lhe adfl!lmstra- 1figures showed todav 1Plan.. zeJma Hawley, \ill'<>- I 211 "But lhl• certainly '"" • .. Yon """· lion's Vietnam poUcy tenerally The NatiOnal Safety Coun•ol Miscellaneous 61 lnd•cate that our nation lyn Hood. ,.,_..,.. ,...., ""'""' ., 1181! walk away from thlll prnblemfori! I • ~ I!~~~:~! an opllmlslic vla'!f( and 1was choered bv the news. but Total ""'" - ........... ,. """ .., generally diacountlng the saod ot "certainly doeM'l l Cahfornla led the nation wolh one that kills nearly 600 o1 -• 1ft . , _ "' "" olgnlfcance of the volng ondlcate that our nAtiOn can 50 traffic deaths Te•as aud fellow rotlzens wothln 71 ho1111s" es, D1ll:t Senttnel Office. til 1ft! I •• Se •· jo 11 1••••• M • lk hi bt " ._1., .,.,_ na~ rna r Y """"" ••• wa away from t s pro em M1chogan e:Jc~ hiHI 44 New 1 The toll for the last oummer """' _..,.,, ~~~~: uid he hoped "Pre• A Unoted Press Jnternatwnal l York counted l!J Nortb Carohna l holiday wevkend nf' the Roland !.~ Npyen \Van '111iell count at 7 am. EDT showed and Pennsvlvanla 23 •ach was tar 1hort of the 732 tlve·•fJ 1 · - 1 ..,.. ,.., • .. N. W. COMPTON,"0.0. ' , OP'.TO~ET~15! 1' - •Office Hours: 9 to 12. 2 to 5( (Close at Noon 011 , • ThoR. .... j;:ast CoUrt St , Pomeroy 1 .. .., f Nalloaat Leape 69 66 .515 6'4 1Callfomla w. L. Pet. GB 1Washington 16 72 .478 111> Louis 86 53 619 Cleveland &I 75 460 14 II chtcago 77 66 M2 101> 1Baltimore 62 73 .45t 14 Cincinnati 74 &I .536 11\J ,New York 6'1 77 .442 16\'o San FrancJaco 74 64 .536 1Kansas City 57 79 .410 ' Atlanta 71 66 .52:& 13\'o Moaday'a Results Phl~Jdelpbia 69 66 .511 15 New York 3 CbiCiljiO 2, 1st Plttaborgh 68 70 .493 17\'a Clucago 3 N~ York 2, 2nd, Los Angeles 62 74 ,458 22\'o I 10 Inns. ' ' Houston 56 84 .396 31 8 Kansas City 4, Jst New York 53 B4 .8117 32 City 4 Detroit 2, 2nd MoadaY'I Reoulll 5 Boston 2, \SI Chicago 2 Los Ani!. l, IRI II Washington 4, 2tlll' , Los Angelea 8 ChiCago 6, 2nd 4 California 2, Jot Pottiburgh 10 st. Louis 8, 1st Pittsburgh 9 St. Louis S, 2nd >Baltimore 4, 2nd, San Fran. 4 Houston S, 1~1::: I, ~12~~1nna::"~·· night , Cincinnati 2 New Yorlt .1, 4 Clevetal!lll, 1st, Atlanta I PhUadelpbla 2, 1st twJ..nlght , Ajlanta 8 Rhlla. I, 2nd, night 2 Mlnne~a I, 2nd foday's Probable 10 Inns., cAU 'ftmel EM'~ T!ll!ff(.'.~1~::!ben Phlladetpbla (L. laekson ...! 1 13) at Atlants (Johnaon 18-7); pnt cQnty game ~eheduled~ ·"" Wedllooday'a G&a"" 1- si. Lo~ls at !"" ,, ' 11 • '" Plteben I ' I ' .' . '~ . • I ' ,. ••• and tnake a fresh sfCut .. YEs , •. ,._ '""' gl!l llid of those worrisome •• ancl be happy ...,.._ Make a :fresh new .,...,.. ....t 1101 along beuet. C!IISb loan is lhe answer. Take off bills and relax. We see .," ,.,. Per ri iJ ~ all lbe time: Heve only Ollie> lJa\te IIIOl'e IIIOile1 fot yourself. ool)' a small DArt of your coa- ..... . . . ---5; .~.~~;~~lli' lient I ' C"J; " ~ zhl ..... ...... ""',._ ... ,_ ll1lldk: •ov;tr.; ..... llr JMijr • •, "'!_ .. ~ ' ~rl r ~ I • ' ""'":lftm"'" 1 ~~~~~;~~R~!Jode Island 1~18 ,1/eii''I F<rurlh t' ' ' .• �• I I , • !::!!~~~~~...~~~, Mlifeh Is ,:. .. mr IJi~· lrl GAND~~. Catholic Priest . R (UPI)~ Ci~Ck tl. ~ ..8 n.;.:....w:h.c::,d. to:,~ 1be 111lrebeJ stretching IHospltal News Into tOday the city now b.., u er IX I I• • No school, maybl' CONNIE J)RINDLEY EOterS Coliegt ' In nt·IDOlS. . minor I (Continued from Page I) In South Texas early today af. ter the area was doused .w1th up to none tnches ol ram. Thu,.. 4erstorms on the region unleasho ed a tornado Morulay In central Kansas, Gympsum creek was"l>ut of its banks .,. ter neirly II lnc~es of rain In two daya, and lhe town of Gy~ sum near Salina was partially flooded. n Jllf.IeS. Miss Grindley lDOr ' .. Bfiefs Jet CrasH M• .. . ·{\_ a s• s ff ~E:~:~2t~~=;m~;~l:.::~ I . Nftd. Into the predawn darknelt, lhea an.alrport apokeaman aald. I because they are burned too C th Czechoslovakian airliner ca • plummeted Into level, heavUy Thl -one aurmora were badly," Lister said. 7 MILWAUKEE, Wis (UP!) - A fJery oman a • lnllt persons and a full load 91 forested area two miles east of James Paton The plane, belonging to 0 ollc llriest who urged hiS student marcberj/ i~ore fuel for 1 flight to Havana Gander IntemaUonal Airport I~mltl~al ~ 't 1 th only Ceskoslovenske Keroltn., the i ope111ng of school toda~ led them on •n a -mg and bunt Into flames IBursting Into rt,mes 11 It hit. f ho~'':f.ttn Ga~~ra At le:st fOIIf C.ecb national atrllne bad j moments after takeoff today At the ' ;let-built airliner tore up P hlld About half ~ ~ landed briefly at Gander to m support of open housmg 1 d b th Rev ' The.open hous\ngtnul~~a~~~ c~\ll /igh~ flgu~e Dick least31 persons survived • !several hundred feet of Cana.l :;;.~v~r• r':~re in critical refuel during a scheduled flight ! E 9~r0irP.P1Manddby "l!gebtr 8d11°vJded their forces to keep up Some of the ourVivors were so dian~ National 1\allways track I condition aald Geor•e Lister from Prague to Havana. It took(! Gre oI y, ht on arch ay mm two shifts The plan was to alter· severe" •· burned lhey were not be1ore 11 came ' to res1. ' assllltant • admullstrator • of the• off at' 2 30 am. local ood timeth an ·mg m between ' expected to live ! Most of tbe 61 paasengers and 1 hOs ita! a m EDT) In I wea er nate the ~~~~:tin Iordmance that has four The four-tnglne turboprop18 crewmen aboard the ILia I P Vosobllity m the area was m~~~~~gwhose demon~trallons been reJected by city fathers, plane rose 1 few hundred teetl plane were Czechs and CUbans, ''Some ol them won't survive reported to be 15 miles. began 1 ~ 28, 1ust four weeks told the rally the common I 1 after 1 racial riot here, urged council will resume work today students among tilt marchera to after • Labor Day · Ill/ DETROrr - A HALF MJI..• lion M1cbigan children face clo~ed classrooms this week as :~t:{:~c2~or~s::~~ Stalled contract negotiations ljetween Ill• Detroit SChool Boord and /the city's 11,500 te~ left little chance thl classes would begin as schedul· ed Wednesday for 300.~00 1111tents. AkJtESTS US'I'ED Hunllnlton, W. Va: Robert C. Galllpollll MunldpaliGourh MI. experieneod nine '•tr•ilht days Holzer Hospital - Visiting mJurlea .n a on• car acudent )V..kl'Jid arreslll induded two Lew!' 20, VIenna W. Va; Jos- chaet L O'Dell, :n, Pomeroy, of open hOUSiftR demonstrations I hours 2~ and 7-3 p m Parents ! at 6 4$ p.m. l!onday 011 Rt. S5, mtallons to Gallia Cqunty Juve- eph c. Petty, 21, Cbeshirr. lv•n no oporator's license; Phyllis Tho first 25 mites of the only on Pedlatrocs Ward. four-tenths of a mile ...t ol the nile Coutt Sept. I; Jobn R. Ellt- J Harless, 21, Huntington, w. Stodbam, 37, RL I Gal:rr;lls, groups Labor Day marathon! Admllllotl Gallla • Jackson CUunty line. lllller, 14. Rt 2 Gallipolis, and Va ;• Gary T. Bryant. 20. Gam- stop 11111, Rtcllard G. J fen, march was capp.d by a broel Mrs Harold E McConnlck, The vebocle was demolished, ac· Duane L Rees, 15, Rio Grande, pohs; Linda F. Pullins, 20, Jl!ld- 15, Carroll, Ohio and Wilbur D. Conme Elizabeth Grindley, trek onto suburban Wauwatosa. 1802 Chatham Ave: Mrs Roy cording to tbe State Highway both for no operator's license. dleport, Reva M. Griffith, 41, ~iller, 32, Columbua, driving daughter .r the Rev. and Mrs. whoch passed a law restricting Gladman, M Vmton Ave · Miss Patrol . Cited to Gallipqlls Municipal Falla Cburcll, Va , and Olhe without beadilghts In I heavy R. E Grindley, North Easton, 0 9 pocketing after raci;d violence Charlotte L Hambrick, 60 That was ont ol siJ: occidenll Court Sept. 5 were· John J. G. Elliott, 51, Gallipolis, all Iori Iog; Harold L Michael, :n, formerly of Meigs. Coun\Y. and , last year Forst Ave: Mrs. Verne c Bla· mvestogated by the patrol In Wlgms, tl, Ravenswood;, Dg. speeding. Northup, Arnold L. Duncan, 42. grandda..~r, of Mrs. c 0 r ~ Monh.r't demonstrating, zer, Eureka Star Rl; Earl H. Galloa and Mel&• Countll!s over ' dolph K. Gaertner, 27, Mlamll· These eoght are scheduled to and CecJl C. Jones, 43, both ol Grindley, Mlnet'svllle, entered \ whocb began at 2 30 p m and l.ehew. Lower River Rd, Law- ~ the Labor Day weekend. The burg and Howard B. Miller, appear In Me!Js County Court Roanoke, Va : Abraham A Q#d· Olivet Nazarene College In Kanrontmueil lhto today resulted 1n renee M Porter, Rt 2 Crown I patrol made 74 arrests, issued Jr , 21, Charleston, w. va , all Sept. S: ltllorvin Wille. Pomeroy, ~ad, 59, Toledo; ~n G. Ma~- kakee, Ill , today. , • fl\e •r!l'sts Two marchers Coty , Joe H Easton, Rt 1 Bld· 138 warnings and rendered a1• speeding. Georae T. Sutherland, unsafe vehicle. Clell Laybonte, cum, 26, Ook Hill, James Miss Grindley waa """ntly • , ~ , were arrested for throwongl well; Mrs Frances L Hedges, sosto to Jg motorists. 33, Fairborn. passing over a yei· 35, Berea, faUurt to dun head· Roberts, 49, Springfield. Adam competitor In the central Ohio ~ rooks and three while becldea Rt I Galbpolos. Mrs Sllerman Treated at Holzer Hospital low bne and Worney E Per· lights; Gary E McDonald. 18 L. Chiton, Gary K M•lan, 23, Dlstrtcl Nazarene Teen Tal~nt The Arddent Prevention Unit also were taken Into custody Layne, Rt S Crown City: Mrs. lor mmor cuts and released kina,30, Wellston,defectivemul· ReedavUie, reckle!S operatt?n: Gallipolis, Darrell M. ,Shaffer, Contest. competing In two sep- of the Ohio Department of The Rev Walter B Hoard Jerry L. Spurlock, Eureka Star J k Nl~so 1\'o years fler Pauline T Jones, 43. Cheshire, 37, Crown City; Ralph E Am· arate categories _ vocal solo Health warns each householder head ol the Wlsronsm NatJOnal lRt: Raymond F Raskins, Bid· ~:~ Jui~, Holley, ~: and· Ret· To appear In Galllpollll Mu· no muffler; Guy D Hysell. u. burgey, 23, Pt P!easant: and and oratory Sbe won first place Qf the potential hazards ollhree As oatlon for the Advance- well; Mrs. SQphia Thomas, Rt t 'N k• 10 all of Betve- nlclpal Court Sept. J are· Char- Pomeroy. and William J. Mil· vTownsend D Conhlfe, 25, Flm~ In tile Elyria Zone In the vocal different se~-pressurlzed sprayme~ o( Colmd People told a 2 Cheshire; Mrs Etta S Skid· .;: •:ll ~';~lla 'Holley 51 fte. lea W Bokey Jr 40 Charles- ler, 15, Cheshire, dnvmg on a Mich • all lor speeding solo competition and first place type oven cleaning products rallY before MIJ)lday' night's more, Rt I Cheshore, Mrs be:~ ~Uev,lt, and j1~1 R ton.' w Va: Clinb;.. Garvin, closed highway, DaVId E Carr Schedule<! to appear m Gallt In the district and fmal compe· which contam propane gas . marches that Gropp! had WlltlaQ) H. Howard, Rt. 2 Bid· Holley, llfo . years old, all of 24, Wyandott, Mich ; Joe G 18, Pomerov un!Bf• veb•cle. polll Mumcopal C.ourt Sept. II htlon With ,;p oration on the These products are know~ to be "d.clared war" ~ Mayor well; George A Vaughan, Pt Levi. ton, W Va HOlVard, ~2, Charltston, W Va : and Claude C CuMJngham, 56, are Hubert E Cole, Jr., ~. theme, "Winlill)g In the Power dangerous and may explode Henry Maier ' •' Pleasant: Mrs Charles Mun... Off':ra flll"rted lhat lhe ac- Gwyb Lyall, ez. M!dlllelown, Syracuse, otop 11gn Mullens, '! Vt, and J o h n B. of the Spirit." when used on hot surfaces o• ''This lo war•" Hoard said Pt Pleasant. Debra K Me- cldent occurred while J • ck l lnd: V~mon G. Lamb, 30. Day-1 The followlnl peroons art !lance,,36, Cicero, Ill., both lor Miss Grindley plans to major near a pdot hght. according te ' in education. , Dr. Sellm Blaoewl~, M D ' •we will not sign a peace pact Knight, New Haven: Ralph w. NJckoson, 25. wao beaded weal ton; Frederick R. Remley, 28, acheduled to appear Sept. 8 m speedi!Ji. untft tbe Negro is as free In Zorkle, Hartfor¢; Mrs. J Rob. The right rear Ure blew out and preSident of tbe Meogs County 0 0 Milwaukee ., the Polish people ert Sorrell, Letart; Rebecca L. h' 1 t 11 the bl b Board of Health. are in this coty.. • Rice, Pt Pleasant; Mrs Jesse I ~:,v~ eov:'u.:ed The ~a; A notification_ from the Food Alderman fMrs) vet Phillips, L. Anderson, Rt. Racme: Mrs , t h dec! east. and D111!l Admmlstratoon adv•s0 th 01 ~inl Illlvid G Ashley, Pomeroy: Mrs . arne 0 a 1 op ea o es of seven Instances of fore and au or an pen ' 1; J~e. c Fugate, Pomeroy; Bo- No charge was h. r. exploSIOn that were reported to nl(a F Johnson, Rt. I Lang,. were nme person 1~ Clll'. • • t ~ them The products are bemg 0 Charles J Cullum• 59 died recalled from the market, but vollo Mrs Paul H Parsons COWDE MONDAY $AIGON (UP!)-U S Marines Miliary apokesmen 111d ihe Monday and 11as tile lar~: I W 0 Rt 2 Racine Mrs. Julia E. Cars dnven by Terry F. c";j , moved into 1 valley of fiCO Marines struck through the Iseveral b•tUea th't ~t on Sunday afte;.oon athis h~me tn some of the aerosol cans are Grate, Rutland; Mrs Bertha J ;;""n~ 181;: E;~• Star33Rt paddles woth tanka today, trying valley with tanks and called In : the r'~ °~ ~ens ;~~~ese Circleville. still on retail shelveo, or In the 1 Goll Rt I Pomeroy· Eber A I an m uore, ' I· to hem In two badly IIIIUied artillery and Cl7 Dragonohlps pres! en a e ec 0 Born Oct 25 1907 tn Athens homes • Wolfe, Rt 2 Radle:' Kimberly I:hs, ~~~~:~:• ~u~~!~~ communist bettallona•and epd a lor cover as they soulht tO ring I First ~por~~~~: :::: 'Countv the ..;, ,of 'Isaac and One of the hazardous cleaners Mr! Vorgonlt Bishop Cook, 82, M Ohlinger, RuUand: Mra. AI· IRd P f•ve-lellt\lsy•f a mole west foerct tw<Hiay fight that had I the valley. I :~ ·n f• hts that ranged from Orpha Sheff•eld Cullwros, he i• JS labeled Aeroseal Super Foam of North Thord Ave Middle- len E Perry, Radcliff: Car I of %II _ cqst the Red! !60 dead and the, __The Que_!lo~ ~g~tln& started assaul~ lng the Meklng Delta to survived by hos wife, Mrs. Inas Oven Cleaner Woth Ammonta, nort died Monday morn1ng at Williamson, Raceland, Ky : c,.;...~. had almost stoppe<l Marines M dead and 841 !l Ish below tl;le Dem!Uta· Pac' ruuums, two sons, Rob- manufactured by The Aeroseat h dence Brenda K Wolliams, Jackson: wounded klnn es ert and Fred C•rclevme1 two CorJo!orallon, Camp Hill, Penn·~;;:••• May 22 !885• at Wm· Mrs. Imogene E Albrecht, Chi· ;,~:: ~~ ~~:k:~t ::~·c:~ Sbooti~g resumed In Que Soni • , rized Zone_(DMZ). brothtrs Rus~ell, Chester, and sylvania. Tho two other cleanrh>st•r Va she was the dau· cago, lll • Mrs Joseph wStone, shd Into tbf front of the other Valley along the northern Roger,, of Pomeroy: a sister, ers were fQfmerly sold by Sun· ~hler of the .late Mr and Mrs Ravenswood; Mrs WIJianf Dal- vehicle There w.. moderate I coast IS the battered Comml.lI ~S. · Nell Dunkle, Corclevllle. beam Applianre ~ry•ce CornRoh.-rt Boshop Mrs Cook was a ton, Wellston, James L Cam· damage to botk cars. No one lmsl battalions sou&hl escape · 1 and two grandchildren pany, Ch1cago, Dlin01s. Ono ll member of ~!Ieath ll!ethodlst ero~ 'Notch~. l\llBS : Harvey 0 was mjured. routes after a ~our battle. __ MASON _ Funeral services 'Funeral services will be held labeled Hl'lvy . Duty Cookware Church the Middleport L1te 1- Collms, Rt 3 Albany; Mrs Wll· '111 patrol cited McGuire 10 for Georgia L Icenhower 8l 0 at 2 p m Wednesday at the De. Cleaner wllh h1ghly llammabll arv rtnb and for several years liard D Hutt, Wellston M" I Galb~lls Munlcopal Court Sept IMason, who died Sept 3, ~t Ar: fenbaugh Funeral Home In Cir- propane g.. as the propellant. served on the Middleport Lo· IRobert D Momson, Stewart, 8 on a charge of failure to yield thurdale, W Va • at the home Special funeral services will ctevllle with the Rev L S Many of these are stoll on thl bnry Board iBroan A. Baker, North Balli· one-hall ol the roadway. ' • of her daughter, will be held be held for Mrs Garnet ~II· Metzler and the Rev Edward market. A new version of this She 1s Sllrvlved1ly her bus. more. Delbert c Golden 32 Thorn. I Wednesday at 1 P m at the Fo. hams. wednuday. sept. e, at Baler offlcoatong Buroa) w11t be cleaner contains freon gas as a band Homer a daughter, Mrs I Blrlbo I vii It, wu nollll)ured 1~ a 0 0 e . glew"" Funeral Home wllh tbe 1 p .n at the Ewing Funeral at Corclevotle Friends may replac':"ent of propane ~~n~ John 1Mary Ellnbeth) Silvers Mrs. Serry L Sp)lllock, Gal· Cllt 1~,10t~f$J1 am ~.unbeth Re Rev Lowell Keeney of!Jclatlng Home, due to certain unavold· call •t the funeral home any· contam1ng freon have an F of Pomeroy. and • grandd~uJb· llpUta, son, 3 05 p m. Saturday da 'o Rt. '1:'~ •114; ~#:fll. Mfll Mary Elba ~~ Buroal woll be tn t~e Odd Fel- able transportation dllflculbes time. "tamped on the bottom Sun· ter Prec!Hb:!f ' ber f1, d~tb !\Ira. Allen E Perry, Radcliff. 1 ~llea ~,91 ~' , 'IP• of >Z2 ~'f.eAv~ , Sat· Ilows cemetery at Mliion irwolved In arrival ol ber •on, beam also recalled another pr~ were four sls~s. a brother ind ..... 12 Ill p m. Monday . Mn The J!jltrol 'lf'>lted' thll• Go ~ vake, doed t PSbe 'hId She was born August 22 1879 James w Haymsn. /rom VIet duct labeled a• Heavy Dflty Ov I lf&ndson Oavid G ,U~lef," p 0 mer 0 y, en beaded south \fi!BY at her borne at M1ddleoort the daughter of Nam 3V8. 1:1 f/1 Cleaner. "roenda can lot anyllm~daughter, e liO p m Monday brldge lri tlie ~ )!iS -~~ l)llen In fallln& health II n c e the late George Martin all d I The Rev Douglas Cl'rcle Will ~I ,.~. ' ;_~.--at the ~wllng•.COats' Funer DfaeUrpo was mlidtral9 ~~'&'Jh, ~~ne bo J ofllc.,te and burial will be '" 1 Sgt. Montgomery 18 Rhoda Hinkle Her husbad J the Home *~~ere aekieel will be J E:rl A A':t, Mr~ ~~~01 car No cllarge iWa'S'ftt~ ' :,• 1w~kin rnw 011y,. un;.~ F Icenhower, doed In 1966' family cemetery at Long ~< Arrives at McGuire conducted at I p.m. Wedneodav. l ' rannon. nver an er 1 Cars dr1ven by AfOnzO 6. Jur' n • · ' Ju-1 SurYJvors tnclode a daughter, Bottom , · 1' ' fi The Rev llu ~hue will of· Mrs B Clair Chi!IIVrOnt, ~er· l J 11 COip]nbU llitl 'Ha' l.ter of the late Thomas and Mrs w1mam fRuth) Lovett survovors Include the follow- Navada E Besver, Chester, "Staflilergeant John P. Mont.focllte llld bad~~ \rllll be in the mot M Cosco Carol L Gerlach, ~~i ~·· ~mond 141, Fetinlll; lia Gardner Broyles She :~· I Arthurdale· •two sons. Homer. lng children. Charles cuzart doed m Holzer Hospotal Satur- gomery, son of Mr. and Mr a Rovemew et&ielfry. Mrs Cecil E Hagley, Mrs Ed cot Tenn ..J1114ed ~~the ~t ded Harry J Reapp on Washington n c and Howard Columbus June Feldman. Sy- day evenllll! at 1 ~ age of 57· FranciS R Montgomery of 4fl 'nllla111ilJ·IIts requeotad tha ' Hannon Jr Amts L. Hilt. Of ~· hill"al• 7 P m' Sa-y;on 14. 1915, He preceded her \n Upper Marlboro Md . IS racuse New York, Clarence She was a member of tbe D Fisher Dr, Jackson. hao arrlv· llowo:s bil.'iimltted 'Mrs Lerird D. Miller, Mrs th L li<ol .... ;!,., death on Feb 12, !1148 r ndcholdren and 26 reat ' Hayman. Pomeroy. Kathleen of A Lodge Chester; member ejl from VIetnam for duty at MeStarling L Miller. Jr, Homer e ~ ....ohn ,::;;1!11 " ofneL:fl·~· Survlvmg are the followmg g • d hlldr · g Bissell Lon• 'Bottom Roger' of '111~ MethodiSt Church. Ches· Gu1re AFB N J He ts 1 jet F .. M Tr B Ow eight·- '""' e n o II' "'"'ld " "·aw Gam~ gran c en. • • t f lh P E t . . PI'. PLIABANT >Ore rs _eeman • coin Pike Officera i(ported botbi"" ren. "arry "" • ,. Friends may call at the fun- Hayman, COlum~us; C a r ol er, 0 e omerov as ern engine techniCian UnllfOCI ~ES co. ens. Mary E RiclJards P~ut tars were left ol center 'J'Iien!!M.: Mrs Mary Allee Marton. era I home from 7 to 9 P m to- Mulhn! Columbus: Lawrence Star Lodge 186 and of the L'bes- I The sergeant, a 1955 graduate PI'. Pl~. w. VA. K Russlel. Matthew C Vbo n was moderate 4am , • to ,~.n•• ~ P~meroy; Ben Reapp, Ches~ day Hayman. Jl'eoterviDe; Jamea ter Garden Club ol Rutland High School, atteJ\d. Vranken. Mrs Albert J Wogal, W Hayman Vlel,)lam· Jerry She Is surv1ved b• her hns· ed Oethany Colleg~ondsborl 1 ~ A~ 'plake, along WJth 14 grand(hll·l Sallrda}", . . %, uri walter D Abbtf.ll . • Mrs Lusher :~aro~: :::. ;;l~ an~ idren , a nd 14 great grandciinll lflt D' I Hayman. Columbfis: Martin band Henry. onP daug~ter, Sue Kan. Hos Wile, AI 'Ia, IS tho 1 1100S -;;; m IQ l;IO 1125 to B~oan, TerM• ,('B!IJOmer. Wal. 1 , I DBIWER>CITEI1 ~ ~ren ant tes n !Hayman !Aikborne, Texas and G1bson. Columbus. a son. Low· dau•~·. of M•, and Mrs. Car· 11311; l!ftfvies 1875 lj> 1150: ter L Brown. Roscoe H Brum- The ,_1 cllfcl E1~t:elf.IW Brothers and ••stefll survw- Point Pleuant 119 grandchildren ell, Moddleport: her mother, los Snowden of Rutland. Lllhllo 1 ,7t 1o It( r,t, Sow • Peld, Genetta C Calondros. Pll•• I • , , ·'ling are Mrs Levia P1erce and 1 PT PLEASANT _ Jobn Del· Mrs Sally Alh•on. Rarone. a 1 1 16 50 to 17 50;Mar"t12 to 13 50: l*bei- K LambOrt, Mrs l';arll !;:•caster, ~'~ st(!in 't,Jrs Anna Sallez, botb of Pt bert Cole son of Hollis Herbert I' Mol&• General IIOopltal brother, Paul Alhson, ZanuLOCAL TEMPS Pogs 7 to 13l0: Stqe~ats 14 1R. Compaton. Tllta L Griffith, 1 murueiJ!,a • P ·'l"rP1easant Mro. VaUie JaQuay, and Vlrg;nla Hilt Cole of Henville; and a sister. Audrey Torto 2! ,, 'I Mrs Maud M Jobnson, De •· 1 ella•&• tol Improper b8Wnli Galllpoh~ Two half . brothers derson died shortly after birth Saturday Adntlllloao -None renee. Tuppers Plains and lhree ' The temperature In Porno· CATIUl ~~ 19tllto 23 · ~~~ D Myers,''Mn. Lalte C. alter anJjcci~lll4 •12 ·'l1 P m. are John and Charlea Elllott, 1Saturd~y In Pleasant Valley I saturjlay Dlse~arcea - Car· grandchildren roy's downtown bUsiness dlsIJO He1lers 15 85 _to 20 85 Fat 1Shehnes, Mrs Carrie E Smith. Sunday lit 5:1, Jpst 100 feel PI Pleasant Four brothers o/J1d Hospital 1rie Seifers. ServJCea were ~eld today at trlct at 11 30 am today waa 73 Cows 15 85 to 18 !o:, Canner& IMro Nora Tr•p~. Je~ J Ward, south of tht north corpor~llo~ two sisters preceded her In Other survivors are two half Sunday Admlsaltoo - Jennie 2 p.m at Ewing Funeral Home degreos under sunny skies. to 25 to lUI lfufts II to 22 ~· Mrs. 1J)tln W Watlerson, Mrs jllmlts bin death alsters Lynn and Me 11 n d 1 Potts, Syracuse with hurlal In Cheoter Cemete· - - - - - - - - Milk Cows IOOjo lfi; iitock iMei'Pill R Waugh and tnOont Officers repol'ied caller, I Mrs Reapp spent most of her Wright a hall-brother Scotty Sunday Dlacbar&ll - None. ry. The Rev P A raato offiCI· ,Qulve Shade· Jobn Harrab Cows and CatYeo 111' te 245· son,.,Mrs Albei:t,T. Young ~nd :a~ed 011h~~bt ~~·~the life tn Galtla County She was Iwright. stt of Hender.;,n. the Monday Adml11loaa- Floyd ated Services were held Mon· Maso~' W Alpha Ba•ley Stock Steers It to 2ft 15· Stock Iiiilnt son. tY. Darrell , D. ~ w~v k·~ : ' 1 emp1> a member of the Church of pater~! grandmother Mr~ wu. Williams, Pomeroy. day evening by tbe Pomeroy Pomeroy Georala Hall Reed; Heifers 17 25 to ~ 75. S to • k !Craig, end Infant daughter, Mrs. the tgall~~lls ~.!:rn~U~cea~ Clmst In Middleport. a member da Cole, Galtlpolla Ferry, the Monday Dtactuorces - Nona Eastern Star ~ge volte ' ' S~er Calve& 20 :J5 to 27. S!ock IObfer &:. McKinley and Infant dr to ar ed b of tho Amerocan Legoon Auxll- maternal grandparenlll, Mrs 1 She was preceded In death Momlay Dlsclltlllel _ Hattie HPOior CaiVf< ?.1511 to '.435 son. Mrs. y~rgll Porter and ' in· Jove ~ c• c 3 ~•t .11 Y lary and the a et 40. D re 11 Elozabeth Roll Gallipolis and ! REVIVAL PUNNED by her father, Harry Allison, Powell Thomas Schoonover VEAL CALVES -;- Topo 31; fan! son, Robert L Schaeffinc. N:':~ wa~a~~~: ,::v~a~ Webster Post. Pomeroy F.rnest Hilt. PI Pleaaant I A revival will be held at and a brother, Leonard Allo!On Sarah Congo. ' S.Oond• 35 !it\ Ma<l•am 2!150 to Mrs. Hazel G Rusldl. Mf ' minor damage to tlie CaAe car l Services were held at 2 p m • Graveside rit" were conduct· • Church of God ChesteJ alar!· .----32 40 ConO!Ion and HeavieS 25 Woodrow! W Treadway, !(r•. and mod•rate to tba Lan!aster ltoday at the Waugh-Halley • ed at 10 am Monday In Lone I mg Tlleoday. ~pt 5. •t •7 30 VeteraDI Memorial HOspital to 3UO. J Rober Sorrell, Jeffrey Hen· 1 Wood Funeral Home under the Oak Cemetery by the Rev c E t th R P Blrlb - A daughter to Mr. 11 1 <ar. d M Edward lhle Letart ' ·' • 1m vange ·' 18 e · ev 8 ry. idlrect1011 of Rev Ron Moyer s Thompson Bunal was under' J Keener ol Akron Snecial ;' V " ' • Wake Up Your , tur f\iiiV fnn'IUtt:l Burial was m Ohio Valley direction of tbe Crow. Hussell smgmg earh evening. Every· a. ~·l~' Memory Gardens. Funeral Home. 1 Saturday Admlaslona -Ger· 1 1 DJ<t'ffliPIJ 'I'll Mui'Rr Of --~ one 1 we come. Fergu!On Middleport, Six p«!IOIIJ IU!fered By VITO STELUNO over Mmnesour.'> 1nd felled \the ,four ' COntenders were playlng jp(ay as tile winning run scored. INew York 3·2 m 10 mmngs after forst game Don Buford's m t~e lOth wl\en ' Dua~ 1 1ik~ •a sweep UP! Sports Writer ITwons' bllt fo pu:t · up. a full second divosoon teams-and aU Both IUIIebrew a.nd Ermer losmg 3-2. De1r01t lost to Kansas throwm> error let 1n two runs Josephson smgled hlune Buf'"' look 2-0 1 , d 1 A crazy bop chmaxed a crazy game In the, Amer~cano lleague four faol<!<' to sweep 'two of the 1proteSJr ' the call of umpore Cal C1ty 4-2 after Wlltnlng 8-4. and m tbe fourth mmng and Rocky , ~tart Off Badly . ea 1 day and kept four on a see saw race. !,, ? clubs also , lost on u~~arned IDrummond to no avail Cahforma. beat )laltunwe >-4 m Colavoto allowed the decidong Boston appearelt to ~ m '""'"' of ··~·''~''"~ In tbe scrambled A:merocan Smce the otber three tea'"' :rona WhjtfJeld singled m the !1 •nmngs after losmg 4·2 , run to score' m the I1fth when he trouble when 11 lost the forst '''""«'·· 1 League pennant race had already split and Mmnesota Tbe key unearned .run of tbe 1lndoans' other rqn m the first In the National League, bumped mto Bllford In short g a me as F r a n k Howard But Dick "It was JUSt a routme grou~d had taken a 4-1 v•ctory on Jtm"tong day of acllv!IY came alter mn•,!ig o(! Jom Perry and It also Atlanta swept two from Ph1-1roght and knocked a pop fly nut lloocked m three runs, and fell tbree-run ilqllltl'" ~'l''"',: ball and suddenly you're beat," !Memtt's slx-~ltter over the IHank IzqUierdo's passed ball was unearned because <;esar 1ladelplua, 8·2 and 8-J, Pot- of hos glove The mosplays behmd 4·2 to Washlqgton on th~ • , moaned Mmnesota Twins' Man- Indians In the opener tbe Twms sent rur--·s IP seeond and third Tovar's throwing erro1· set the tsburpJo wh1pped St I.ouos tw1ce ,saddled Gary Peters with the second game But Jerry Ada~r '• cause In the . ~ ~"' , ger Cal Ermer at the end ot a could bave stretched' tbeir shm lwoth two out lllJ the lOth stage for lli4! tally Sonny 10·8 and 9-3, Chicago beat Lo< loss two-run songle hoghhg~ted a Hiller lor 8Jnotl~t;:'~~il~~f;•!~~t'':<f< wild day of Labor Day lead wotb a second game Whotfoeld followed by hlltong an Siebert, who rellred the first 14 Angeles 2-t m 11 onnongs and In tlhe second game, manager l9ur-run rillly on the SIXth onmng doubleheaders ID wluch the four VICtory easy grounder at •flfst baseman , b9tterlo he laced and gave u!>'iost 8-6, San FranciSCO edged Eddie stanky ~·d lo literally whiCh pulled ot out and gave the homer In t~ ' seilt,lll: contenders-Minnesota, Bo•ton, Day Of Dou~lebeader! ' Harmon KoYII>rew 1Just three hits In mne lnnmgs of Houston 4·3 and CJDcmnatl tackle Pete Ward to pull hom ,Red Sox the spbt arne ChiCago and Detroit- all spht But the loss left the race It took • bad hop past the bag work, took the wm for the oopped New York 2 I away from umpire, Emmett Detroit clobbered Kansas City g ~=· :~;;f.~f~~~= · The bad hop turned Fred unchanged with Mmnesqta one- ~and skopped mto foul terrotory I Ind~ans 1 The Chicago-New York dou- Ashford m the fourth mmng m the forst game os Jerry I Whitfield's routme grounder Into half game abead of Boston, one· IKillebrew snag~ed the ground~r _ See Splits fuleb~ader was almost as werrd when t ~e arb1ter ruled he had Lumpe drove m three runs With a diSputed run-scormg smgte in game ahea\1 of (Jiucago and l'h woth a diV~, §Cr,tlmbled,,op and Elsewhere on the AmerJean as , th~ Clevelaod-Monnesota \fouled a potch that Ward I homer and a smgle and ll1ck the lOth mnlng which gave the ahead of DetrOit It also wound raced to forst.\IJU! Whitllfltjjtust League lloston ~tWashingto~ twmboll !Jurago gave New thought h1t hom But~ lh• Sox McAuliffe and Norm Cash each Cleveland Indians a 2-1 v1ctory up a umque oay In wh1ch ali ibeat hom to t~e'l.ag on i!'tlose ll-4"after losing 5·2, Cb1cago beat Vork three uneaJ'ned runs In the kepi lheJr CIJmposure" a."<l_ won had two run smgles It looked I Three Types £ 0 ren Cleaners I Are Explosive • !!'/( Ted Saves 22nd, w. • " SERVI~:Mf;iGS , COUNT;(SINCE,fiH I 2 ' ' 1 Marines • Move Tanks In • f 0 Rice paddieo" T0 Hem In BadlvMau }edRedBatta}"o I' ns !"ed 0: V·rgi.ni·a r :. k Dies on Monday .' ,. DOWNING ' Insurance ~J " .. C. J. CuIIoms Middlwft~~ I • \ D'Ies on Sonday C;:t; l\1 1 Mrs Icenhower Of Mason n·Ies PIan serVIces . O wedDeSday Mary Reapp, 70 DieS Saturday ..;'tll I may N d Beaver · DieS Saturday -'!!!!!!-,. !' .JJ J f"'"· I I I ~. MA!!ON 1\II!A 1_ Late aassl.fl'eds v; PE Rl EleCtJ"On Weekend KI"Il Falls Short of Predi"ctJ"ons , I'S And·I.Your SMIUNQ BEST., (Contlnuejl from paael) I Edward lhie, Letart, w. NOTICE "It lo an Important and Warren Elliott, Guysville; 1 1 ...._. A REVIVAL will begin Tues- heartening red ftct lhall3 cent ' Mournm•, Middleport; LeB..,.,utWCI dtfl:t __. llllm:t,._. 11n ll per eel e ..,, ""'' y,n.. .,, •._.,., .......... day, Sept 5, 1967. ot t h who regoste actua y vot - By United Preu IDteraltlonal ond at modmght M•mdav local I "When all the flaures are Carr, Pomeroy. j :;!~;.!~~~= ~~;_'ffl:;,::;. !C;.,:';.~~ h.:.; Cllprch of God, Chester. a much hi&her proportiOn than The traffic dPath toll for t~e time. · the total Ukely to fall Saturday Dlac:barte• Jer· 11 1 .,,. ...,.•• ,, ...,... ..,..,,.. at 7 30 p m Evangelost Rev our presidential election of I tong Labor Dav weokond fell A breakdown o1 accidental tht range of ~to 1180 !bat Ward, Gary Dreoner, Sarah j~~~~~~~~i 01 .....,,. ,,, .. .. B J Keener of Akron, Ohio 1964 " been estimated," Safety Nellie RuaseU, Ella I 1short of the expectod max1mum deaths show•d ""' "'" !ltngmg each evemng ConcressJOnal reaction to the number of d•aths and ran 'fralflc 5~' Presodent Howard Pyle said. McCoy, Ruthw1,:::lff.' ~'"""" ••"'"""' welcome. 9 l was moxed, will! , behind last v.ar's 638, tale Drownmgs 30 Hall, GaU Rail, V• r...,.. ,_ supporters of lhe adfl!lmstra- 1figures showed todav 1Plan.. zeJma Hawley, \ill'<>- I 211 "But lhl• certainly '"" • .. Yon """· lion's Vietnam poUcy tenerally The NatiOnal Safety Coun•ol Miscellaneous 61 lnd•cate that our nation lyn Hood. ,.,_..,.. ,...., ""'""' ., 1181! walk away from thlll prnblemfori! I • ~ I!~~~:~! an opllmlslic vla'!f( and 1was choered bv the news. but Total ""'" - ........... ,. """ .., generally diacountlng the saod ot "certainly doeM'l l Cahfornla led the nation wolh one that kills nearly 600 o1 -• 1ft . , _ "' "" olgnlfcance of the volng ondlcate that our nAtiOn can 50 traffic deaths Te•as aud fellow rotlzens wothln 71 ho1111s" es, D1ll:t Senttnel Office. til 1ft! I •• Se •· jo 11 1••••• M • lk hi bt " ._1., .,.,_ na~ rna r Y """"" ••• wa away from t s pro em M1chogan e:Jc~ hiHI 44 New 1 The toll for the last oummer """' _..,.,, ~~~~: uid he hoped "Pre• A Unoted Press Jnternatwnal l York counted l!J Nortb Carohna l holiday wevkend nf' the Roland !.~ Npyen \Van '111iell count at 7 am. EDT showed and Pennsvlvanla 23 •ach was tar 1hort of the 732 tlve·•fJ 1 · - 1 ..,.. ,.., • .. N. W. COMPTON,"0.0. ' , OP'.TO~ET~15! 1' - •Office Hours: 9 to 12. 2 to 5( (Close at Noon 011 , • ThoR. .... j;:ast CoUrt St , Pomeroy 1 .. .., f Nalloaat Leape 69 66 .515 6'4 1Callfomla w. L. Pet. GB 1Washington 16 72 .478 111> Louis 86 53 619 Cleveland &I 75 460 14 II chtcago 77 66 M2 101> 1Baltimore 62 73 .45t 14 Cincinnati 74 &I .536 11\J ,New York 6'1 77 .442 16\'o San FrancJaco 74 64 .536 1Kansas City 57 79 .410 ' Atlanta 71 66 .52:& 13\'o Moaday'a Results Phl~Jdelpbia 69 66 .511 15 New York 3 CbiCiljiO 2, 1st Plttaborgh 68 70 .493 17\'a Clucago 3 N~ York 2, 2nd, Los Angeles 62 74 ,458 22\'o I 10 Inns. ' ' Houston 56 84 .396 31 8 Kansas City 4, Jst New York 53 B4 .8117 32 City 4 Detroit 2, 2nd MoadaY'I Reoulll 5 Boston 2, \SI Chicago 2 Los Ani!. l, IRI II Washington 4, 2tlll' , Los Angelea 8 ChiCago 6, 2nd 4 California 2, Jot Pottiburgh 10 st. Louis 8, 1st Pittsburgh 9 St. Louis S, 2nd >Baltimore 4, 2nd, San Fran. 4 Houston S, 1~1::: I, ~12~~1nna::"~·· night , Cincinnati 2 New Yorlt .1, 4 Clevetal!lll, 1st, Atlanta I PhUadelpbla 2, 1st twJ..nlght , Ajlanta 8 Rhlla. I, 2nd, night 2 Mlnne~a I, 2nd foday's Probable 10 Inns., cAU 'ftmel EM'~ T!ll!ff(.'.~1~::!ben Phlladetpbla (L. laekson ...! 1 13) at Atlants (Johnaon 18-7); pnt cQnty game ~eheduled~ ·"" Wedllooday'a G&a"" 1- si. Lo~ls at !"" ,, ' 11 • '" Plteben I ' I ' .' . '~ . • I ' ,. ••• and tnake a fresh sfCut .. YEs , •. ,._ '""' gl!l llid of those worrisome •• ancl be happy ...,.._ Make a :fresh new .,...,.. ....t 1101 along beuet. C!IISb loan is lhe answer. Take off bills and relax. We see .," ,.,. Per ri iJ ~ all lbe time: Heve only Ollie> lJa\te IIIOl'e IIIOile1 fot yourself. ool)' a small DArt of your coa- ..... . . . ---5; .~.~~;~~lli' lient I ' C"J; " ~ zhl ..... ...... ""',._ ... ,_ ll1lldk: •ov;tr.; ..... llr JMijr • •, "'!_ .. ~ ' ~rl r ~ I • ' ""'":lftm"'" 1 ~~~~~;~~R~!Jode Island 1~18 ,1/eii''I F<rurlh t' ' ' .• �,, I ' < ; • ' ' . '.. ~\ . ,, ' ' ~ ' • ' ', ' J ' ,, ' ... l , . '' . ., ' ' ~·~· ~l ' "' • ' ' ,, < • I' • 1; ' I I <' · HELEN HELP US! ' '' • -.E.aily Sentinel, Pom~roy.Mlddlepor( 0., Sept. 5, 1987-,5 <'' ' ~WJ-~li;-, &.1 u._blethtJOf~~~ one letter to oaeh !quen,;lo Comin '< . lorm four ordinary -word•.. 1 < NIKK:f ' "' ....... ..... .,..-'""' ,..-llioM..... . Reedsville AT WASHINGTON CO. FAIRG~OUNDS ,· · SEPT.'9, 1967 AT I 0:30A.M. DST 'Auction On The Foilowing: Passen~er Cars, State Trucks, Power Graders. Roll· ers, Air·Compressors. Water Pumps, Chem1cal and grit spreaders1, Chain saws, Electric Motors, and other miscellaneous items. , STATE OF OHIO DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS . ' I ' •. ' '< · ALUMINUM STORM:.WINDOWS . . . CUSTOM.BUILT TO YOUR OPENING:· '.f' sm·- - - -· ' r r',';\ ' ,' 1l ' I ' Available .In ' ' Mill Finish -Anodize~. Finish and White PfltJsh' • · V. D. EDWARDS ALUMINUM . .STORM DOORS . ' ' ' INSURANCE Phon• 992·2440 ' Good Care for' Your Car A Flattering . HI\IR STYLE Service C.enter OPEN TUESDAY EVENING 7 TIL 9 .• feet b\1 inches. Y JUNE~$. · Decor•tor Colors (HASE HARDWARE. " the - Mike Stonley Margie Jeffers, Biff Kreb Clarence ' Fraley, Lester J e fers, Julia Barrmas. Donnie Cheadle. Pat Lawson, Mike Massev, Glen Lawson. Mary Elllolt, Walter Jordan Janice Enlo•H. Justin Mosier, Kathy Cheadle, KeMy J Nelson, Vlr~lnla Jofiliin, n ~J'·I . and Ricky Lawson. Mro. Dorsey Jordan, Raloh, Mr. and Mrs. fers, Mareo and Robe!l'f. ''·· ..' ' 1nd Mrs. tJ:arsfl.h ted In l977 , . P$P a r ..... elatllc watar belllr wUI ~u be going stronz ' ••• llldat • Pratected Serme PlaD, a i(l.year, l~Klr. : . •• ..iiaatJ covertn1Pldlt labor aad llllk. w ,_ 1 .....,ria ._ar•alloltPSP. , ~ wt~r, needed?Tit: ldilnla&e of our money· ); ----==---- ,ALli'WEW 79•SQ. '"· ' e~mington · tWin,hlster year In 1966 and golf's top tnODeY w!Mer, won his first PGA toul'ltllment in Canada 11 -J:::::::::=::::::::= BEN, FRAN KUN·tt atThen Quebec City. came his Canadian Open J1 victory In Montreal July I when be defeated Arl Wall Jr., of IIMesdale, Pa., In an IS-hole ' & Rifles · · ·· _ rni_Plc~ef~n.d_f)~lh!'er:·,,lnl!~ years ago when he took the brew.ry-sponsored Labatt Open WATCH FOR AI!IOTHER "KEY VALUE" NEXT WEEK playoff. Three players werelqJed lor 111 fourth place in the Carling. Randy Glover of Sanford, N C., Doug Ford of Yonkers, N. Y., and St..lomlth qf \.10111., who '· '235,, & • $". Brown 'A Serve·8uril em yl Mr. and Mrs. dan, Mr. and Mt'l. Rex Cheadle lind Mr. and ~;"!Si.iar~. dan. Brtin andl~lthl ., •. : Mrs. Dente Pei'it \ad Amy Lo.wthet and '1'1\U~::.t wero In Dayton on ,vhere they called on < ''Our e.lectric beating bills a-verage "" IN MOORE'S :aw_ . . --·=- • ii&Lii eON SAt!! ALL WEEK AT BOTH ST9RES Ra11'1 ~~~ Franklin • • hh~a eHiirrisoil & Rl~h•rd1011 eMo11btl'!l eBrown!ng eGUN CLEANING MlTS eGun Oil eReCCIII Pads eG1me hils . eShall Vests •Gun C•MS llul;ting Accessories eHunters Jackets &Capes • Hunters Pants & Clips .. e IIfit Sling Straps . . ' BUDG!T ACCOTJN'TS ARE.' l .' ' ' '' '• ' �,, I ' < ; • ' ' . '.. ~\ . ,, ' ' ~ ' • ' ', ' J ' ,, ' ... l , . '' . ., ' ' ~·~· ~l ' "' • ' ' ,, < • I' • 1; ' I I <' · HELEN HELP US! ' '' • -.E.aily Sentinel, Pom~roy.Mlddlepor( 0., Sept. 5, 1987-,5 <'' ' ~WJ-~li;-, &.1 u._blethtJOf~~~ one letter to oaeh !quen,;lo Comin '< . lorm four ordinary -word•.. 1 < NIKK:f ' "' ....... ..... .,..-'""' ,..-llioM..... . Reedsville AT WASHINGTON CO. FAIRG~OUNDS ,· · SEPT.'9, 1967 AT I 0:30A.M. DST 'Auction On The Foilowing: Passen~er Cars, State Trucks, Power Graders. Roll· ers, Air·Compressors. Water Pumps, Chem1cal and grit spreaders1, Chain saws, Electric Motors, and other miscellaneous items. , STATE OF OHIO DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS . ' I ' •. ' '< · ALUMINUM STORM:.WINDOWS . . . CUSTOM.BUILT TO YOUR OPENING:· '.f' sm·- - - -· ' r r',';\ ' ,' 1l ' I ' Available .In ' ' Mill Finish -Anodize~. Finish and White PfltJsh' • · V. D. EDWARDS ALUMINUM . .STORM DOORS . ' ' ' INSURANCE Phon• 992·2440 ' Good Care for' Your Car A Flattering . HI\IR STYLE Service C.enter OPEN TUESDAY EVENING 7 TIL 9 .• feet b\1 inches. Y JUNE~$. · Decor•tor Colors (HASE HARDWARE. " the - Mike Stonley Margie Jeffers, Biff Kreb Clarence ' Fraley, Lester J e fers, Julia Barrmas. Donnie Cheadle. Pat Lawson, Mike Massev, Glen Lawson. Mary Elllolt, Walter Jordan Janice Enlo•H. Justin Mosier, Kathy Cheadle, KeMy J Nelson, Vlr~lnla Jofiliin, n ~J'·I . and Ricky Lawson. Mro. Dorsey Jordan, Raloh, Mr. and Mrs. fers, Mareo and Robe!l'f. ''·· ..' ' 1nd Mrs. tJ:arsfl.h ted In l977 , . P$P a r ..... elatllc watar belllr wUI ~u be going stronz ' ••• llldat • Pratected Serme PlaD, a i(l.year, l~Klr. : . •• ..iiaatJ covertn1Pldlt labor aad llllk. w ,_ 1 .....,ria ._ar•alloltPSP. , ~ wt~r, needed?Tit: ldilnla&e of our money· ); ----==---- ,ALli'WEW 79•SQ. '"· ' e~mington · tWin,hlster year In 1966 and golf's top tnODeY w!Mer, won his first PGA toul'ltllment in Canada 11 -J:::::::::=::::::::= BEN, FRAN KUN·tt atThen Quebec City. came his Canadian Open J1 victory In Montreal July I when be defeated Arl Wall Jr., of IIMesdale, Pa., In an IS-hole ' & Rifles · · ·· _ rni_Plc~ef~n.d_f)~lh!'er:·,,lnl!~ years ago when he took the brew.ry-sponsored Labatt Open WATCH FOR AI!IOTHER "KEY VALUE" NEXT WEEK playoff. Three players werelqJed lor 111 fourth place in the Carling. Randy Glover of Sanford, N C., Doug Ford of Yonkers, N. Y., and St..lomlth qf \.10111., who '· '235,, & • $". Brown 'A Serve·8uril em yl Mr. and Mrs. dan, Mr. and Mt'l. Rex Cheadle lind Mr. and ~;"!Si.iar~. dan. Brtin andl~lthl ., •. : Mrs. Dente Pei'it \ad Amy Lo.wthet and '1'1\U~::.t wero In Dayton on ,vhere they called on < ''Our e.lectric beating bills a-verage "" IN MOORE'S :aw_ . . --·=- • ii&Lii eON SAt!! ALL WEEK AT BOTH ST9RES Ra11'1 ~~~ Franklin • • hh~a eHiirrisoil & Rl~h•rd1011 eMo11btl'!l eBrown!ng eGUN CLEANING MlTS eGun Oil eReCCIII Pads eG1me hils . eShall Vests •Gun C•MS llul;ting Accessories eHunters Jackets &Capes • Hunters Pants & Clips .. e IIfit Sling Straps . . ' BUDG!T ACCOTJN'TS ARE.' l .' ' ' '' '• ' �..'. .' . I ' . ' . ..• ' l - ' •.. " •, '' .j . .I, . ., ' • I . '.. ' 'I .. .> ...... ... . . . .. ...... . "-~-~ " . .. . J, . EnipJoy~nt Wanted ·•(, - I* n't··'. :t Sentinel, GYt;'- '. ,_ bed,' -. . • ' Pom~roy BAKER :1 FURNITUaE Plaintiff Wins ;i Cycle~Auto ; " Co011 Jqdgnten~ Collision . • I . n PLEASANT - ,.... plain- R"eporte . . · d. ,:;;·itfr ... I IIIIi,., lle • :' ' ·, . !I I !. I I' .Tuc""l ' ' ' " . .. wt'D llo. .... Jij,... • • ( ' ' .'·.·. ,•' ' SKATIN ; ., MIDDLEPORT, o..,I ' ..~ ROLLER .·"· · j;\ . ~' ·~ fti.Wnll C~EANERS ' I'UMIIIOY,CHO • SEPTEMBER 8th .. .{' • ' ,. . '" . . -~ ~ . I,, •• .' ' , . ·a· ' . " ' -fi 1 • '. ' ;;;, ' ~I I . . CAMI'ING TltAILERS .. tt.rtln 11.-Molln. W. Va. '' .' I . ,. ' ' FLOWERS SPEAK A SPECIAL LANGUAGI : ... Dudley's ..' "'• 59N.2ndAYL 992-5560 MIDDLEPORT, 0. Serving the BJa Bend Area ... .. 1 ""*••••. • in I I e . ' ., ·,· 't' Business Serv ================== Contact:_ CHARW USLI Syraai-.; Ohio Ptr P'" Eal.,._tw . 0 Aluminum AWilfngs ·-·· -- - •- Aluminum R•lllnt•. . . . SidI"'. •...Aluml1111m ..... ._..,~Uiou~hUh• ;,r.;U~ow~~o~\Ow'o....., ~~ .. .,;'-i.i o·f.i.ll.lor e Patf01 \e llhn Ill illllllatltn . er C.ll 'c.llect SIUIII Elmer E. Wh~ 404\11 S.. 4th St., Ironton . lttpr..nlatiYI! In Thll Artl tO Yurt,., . v. V. Joh111011 &son 222 - 4th Ave., Huntington dlahes, pair jar!, old !,•-------------..:o~~--• pictures,fooled chairs,dls!l,olone lanlerns, sweeper, radio, pair , rinse tub•, porch 1wlng. ten 1 gallnn cans, two coffee lflnd· About llullcllng A New Home? Remodeling era, copper kettle, t y p o- 1 writer, adding machine, lob- I Your Present HGmt? New Roof or Alum. les, telephone box. Many itSiding? New Kitchen? Storm Windows? em• not listed. Bradford Auc- 1 Bathroom? lioQ Co., C. C. Bradford. AUC· FrH Design and Planning Servia. tioneer, owner '1111elma Farm• . worth. Nol l'I!Sponslble for ac· We Do All. TypH of Remodelin-g - No cidents. t I 5te Money Down. Complete Behk Financing. Referances Fumlshed. - . H0'lt•t l ·~- ............ .. . "..0• · SAUS&SII"ii ' NICE~• ' ~• ~U. • • ItA...... tawline• H~da Sa'-e ' :1-2151 MIIIOL"•r!,NII == • . - ' ~· . RADIATO.t . . SERVI<:;:E ~ All tM* ttotlatlr S.... C•• o Yrucli OtiMiat '· ~ ....... ' . ' ,. L l . . I • \ > ' eAn,Tv!M . ' . 6 • '"" .. KEITH OOILI :IO~D . . ,, ,.... ..' '. . I Any Holite.·•• New or Old.:'.can have a "tailor-made" ' :1 ' flameless electrtc'Mbng systef1!, }lecause you cap choose 1 t••• elu11cleMr .. , I lh I . from Basebdar:d, CeUibf 'C..Ie or· Pan•l~ WaD Heat~r~•.I··QJlCt He.,ers, abd Central Sptems ., (furnace; boiler or a heat pump that heats and cools witb-1 single:uriilUny'one or .compination of these can be used to E,:onomically Convert ytllir home to electric heat w.ith a illinimum of inconvenience and expense. QnlyJIDi~lus . , . .· ~ o~~jp,so ill~9ices-and ea'Cit giveSyOif1 · . . new-world of 9PII!fP.~ ,and c!~~nl)ness. Get lhe True Facts- · ·.. on ,the substantial additional advanta,es of electric heat at _· ad iJ!$jgnif!CantdMnce in Operating cost tan your Reddy Kilowatt· R.~mended Deafer 'Or Mail Tlis COupn far • Details. ,. . . . . . If ~. ,, . I ' ' '~ , L~ -" . ' ! I i . •. • ( ' ' fiVE ROOM . ' THREE 1\0(11 llf.ldiDIDI !shed, 1M ~ Ave., te~nlaell Boat lllsaa. !19W1M1 tiD I p. m. Aller .~. p, I • •' nllbtd t •• lllt1de!'a 1114 lbnit eJectrlo brlclr TWO .. • f .. rtii'BN-1 .. I '' . . •' " ltfiiCioole7 IJIII1-. .. mlllt, 1dulll jwtfln ad. ... • life l II and polatoet. fill, Pm:IIIDd. 143-2254. a II lie ' t 1 , • .,.... .,,,. . •' . . 1J.SIO: · . 1956 3 ~I' JQHliSON 1959 5\'o JOHN~N / OLD HONOR • ., 196t ''" 'evtil.up• NOW ON D)ri'LAY. ' !· ' ~~ ·' I '" ,, , . MOuNT CLEMENS, M!tb. 1 (UPI) - .One of tbe world's ' most famous mm•.nry dee<Jta-1 lions - 'be Frll1lr.h Croi• de 1 Guerre - is , enshrined , ,!his suburban betrolt town ; an Air Force hue .tbat dhln'l , ' exist when the medal WJO . 1 The cross' waa capt'l""d I World War I by the 9Jtb 103rd Aero Squadrons, -·~· ;;; 1 merged into the 94111 r'J Interceptor squadron a.t ridge .Air Force Base. Tbe ·• .......... . PHONa 617~1't '"~' . Say The Things That Are So Hard To Say In Words · ~ ' If SYMPATHY FLOWERS . I ""' .. . " .. •HCicK *'IPGII'J ..011-... . w., - • . ' . I . . . THE SKATE A-WAY · · J'«kend ·, ••••• > - ·::·.;:::.~~-~ ' -~~~ ., , ' ---141'-emen-Answer· •j • Prizes, Balloons l!'fl I ...... . THINKING? .. '. SKATES FREE --ADMISSION 5(1c . m ~ •l'!!I-II!!!!I!B!_______________ . FRIDAY ).:~...' - ;• 992~5421 ; ' ' I' ' .I BAC«·to SCHOOL PARTY ;!.. :R-OBINSON'S . • .. I Aiso:tilied-"lit• , .T.HE . S;K(i~ · to\lddltport, ();''. Ml ' • ' kil!lni 14 Cl'mntll. granted fndgiill!ntjln! tho •.Otf.\lllagalnot I • : defcndanl ~the civil action c!Sot 1ffs dePill')ment, lll'r~~Ugawd a ' llyled S!l!te'i>l Wi!M'Virginia car and 'motorcycle collision ! 111· G. Tbomas Battle Tai Monday 1:50 p.m. on Rt. 33 and , , .• " ' .I Commissl<· !!f vr. Jackson CabjHorton .Str.eet In Mason, W. V•. · . ll~ ~~~~~ Clr. whe\F1'bar driven by Marshall , ,, tull CQutt, Riley, .481 l,l~son, collided wltll 13 1'1 • 1 ; -fere a · ilio-~ <lrtven by Artbur two . . ... ~ ~ 'JuJ.: ~: Wolff!; 2%, Ma!oh. Ills Pa>qllll)e dba Jlll!l!a Relrlg-1 There were no lnjurle• and oratioa C\), -~" ~liD De~alill'·no citatiOn•. Property -da~ago and s. R. Flemmln~ and !.fa!1 WM estii!Jall!d at $150. , Jlll)a a!fd'. ~c~r. f;, ~ ArrestS recorded at lbe counl Perry A. 'PI) dba Arbuc,le i ty jail during tho ·holld~y week•~ PacH.anlidr1.-' and P!>rr1 'liJ'rt': {) .. (fill;• ~>t l ' j . end were.. Josep h w. Cha~man. l }· . __ __:._~~. 41, Huntington; Eddie oliver, 10 ·~ an.- Wll DQr, 48, H!ltltlngton; Jack Oliver, 41, ~ Ap;!itwft., Cedi!~ i>t. Pleasan~; Charles Oliver VlD 11~d.', . 1 42, Gallipolis Ferry;_ Charles rii .) H (! .1 ~ - I Ra~ Duncan, 38, HOndel'SOII; Helen sayre. 12, Pt. Pleasant, , :• -' ,. ,· .,,.. ....., .,. all arrested by the Shertlrs Deon IntOXIcation p.artment .·- ' Calls1 charges; Gelll'ge Allen, 42. Pt. , • .p t • .' Pleasant, was arrested by th~ llrt department·• made 1 .!Ire _~herifrs · ile~t. on a court ~apS•'""•v d Monda , On ms atld ])Wight L. Taylor, M, . run ":~ ~ · Tl"'y. Pt. Pleasant, chai'i!ed with Sundav M' 4.~ a.m. 1 single driving while Intoxicated. Ar· ~tory frame hous~ on· Jerlcho rested by the city pollee was l'!o&d was• d.,troyed--by fire .ed of Warren J . McKeever 2Shtton , , , unknown ~rlg!h. ,The unocrupt h " 1 wltlt !drll{lnJ "II' In! • 1 hou!le was owned by Pear I ~ ar.,~ d •' Jones, Pl. Pleasant. A Rlchar<j- x~ca e · 1 1 son family . had ju!l! recenlly ., . ( ''M k . , . moved from the property. Prop- Sl'i.~rif . a es S ·. erty damage was esUmated •.ll . Rep.ort for August . $3.500. ·· . ·1':1'1 PLEASANT Mason Monday ~ening the firemen ,County · She rill George Johnson 1 made a run to Rt. 62 near the Ihas released the . ach•tty Homer Smitll property where a Iport of his department _for car nn highway driven by Da- month of Auguot showmg vid Forshee (}&lliJIOlls ferry', depcrtment membera .. tmrele1~ i caugbl fire. The Cfr w., c6n: 7,SOl m1les In the hne of duty; , sidmbly damaged ,but _tllere investigated IB acddents . re·•· wel'l! no lniLJT!es. Damage, est!- sultm~ m personal InJury to 3 , . mated and ..... have not been persons and $4,100 property 11ven II tills lime. damage•. ' - ------ ---- ·-- -- -The department made 11 arrests for mad law violations; 30 other misdemeanor arrests and 1 " '' . three felony arreots; served f9 ' coulll papeTB ol bolb crtm!Dal I . i and civil actiono: received 211 . justice of. peace Wlll'l'llltl and j served 24 of tiJem; investiga1tod J ' 5 burglaries; recovered stolen. •• . . I' property •alued al $50; tranaj fered one mental patient; and booked 70 persons In the a~un, ..{ ty jail during the month. I. ' " ' " " ' '·· Motor Co. . . ... ,... .~~~~~~·,. .t·•i.kfnl tlolh.. ' ' !Got irttt at -Wi·r~~e.. us ., 'A t • ed candle mold, snuffer. rockers, telephone stand, old 1 woodl!ll wrlnaer, library tab- ; 1 le, boot jack, aad lroJ>, oquart table, wooden bowl,, b u tier mold, mlrrora, old lrunka, old whiskey bollleo, dutch o•en, baby buggy, bod hllh chill', bookcase. sideboard, bon ·- ~, - ~, lhllll ,boW eg loOI:.JJirl lift, ht . ' 1n 1115, the~ ,u.'S. dirigible "Sbenandll/lh, ~ IJ'ip from Lakeiiurot, N.J. Poul, Minn., WI!! lm'n to plec:es in a &101111 over' Ava, ~10, ~ ,.Potnerov ~tOr Co. · •ala. 'Or baCt t6 IChool; IIIII teach :SEE' ~p I • The personal erlylollowlnl will be oold at lbl prvP. l'fiBI- I'11· dence of the und""'IMdr lo. eated 2 miles 1!1111 ol Cbetler on State Route 218. •1 lhi old Blddlo farm,_i Saturday, Sept. t, at ! p. m. Two wasll 1 ltands, 3 ~. bedroom aulie, I 60 years old, wood churn, pie ··- w.;u ...r. ~ llatheiiiUII "~.oil iO~~r - LO'I's, . ttn~ell, wallr, 1••· ·' II. A. L!tVlDg. Mason, W. Va. Phon• 773-!!94. I, 10 Jlllp PUBIJC AUcni)N .thlt's . ..ttl NO,.J· . ·· 1 . o.• lip!.•• Clwcntn; · '. .. ·· ~ . '. . ",l • .. •' \, 8UU.O!NG ' "' ..- . . . ' "•!:.'-! ·'I ·~T( i;n-.::f, ~ "ll,i".--: , . . .. '""' ""' ' . .. (' ' ,.. ·~ \ . 'I llfull)' " waQ1, kltehfD Wllh dool'l I bas riever since been won another Air Force unll It · awarded after 290 mi!Sions 69 kills in the rough and ble days of early air wsrbre ' 1 l r· •r'r ' (; . • !','1···• 1\ •rt' - 1 ... .(. ': ====.....______ __............ ;;;;·;-:...-.,.:.~ •.~t· ..,,. . . EAS\' TERMS ... ., ';-..., ~ . ,:,; i:t';~~ ,, . '""'\"" ........ ··!..... ~· . "'" .... . . •r ' ,.. ·,""',. . ' ' ~· '.. ''~"];'\.!· • l . • . -•.; ··~ ' ·, I . ._._ '. : I .! < \ .,. ? . ~t:J.' i,~'l ·~ .1 · '· ':•I '~ -~ ·' I •: ' . . / .,, • . ,I / I• .. . ,,. f'' . ! ' ;{ "" .·1 j. ,(, , ' ·>.·J'' :~ I ' •· ' ·L "I 1o" ··-...... &Qiltlo . •• lib.lltl'O . 0. �..'. .' . I ' . ' . ..• ' l - ' •.. " •, '' .j . .I, . ., ' • I . '.. ' 'I .. .> ...... ... . . . .. ...... . "-~-~ " . .. . J, . EnipJoy~nt Wanted ·•(, - I* n't··'. :t Sentinel, GYt;'- '. ,_ bed,' -. . • ' Pom~roy BAKER :1 FURNITUaE Plaintiff Wins ;i Cycle~Auto ; " Co011 Jqdgnten~ Collision . • I . n PLEASANT - ,.... plain- R"eporte . . · d. ,:;;·itfr ... I IIIIi,., lle • :' ' ·, . !I I !. I I' .Tuc""l ' ' ' " . .. wt'D llo. .... Jij,... • • ( ' ' .'·.·. ,•' ' SKATIN ; ., MIDDLEPORT, o..,I ' ..~ ROLLER .·"· · j;\ . ~' ·~ fti.Wnll C~EANERS ' I'UMIIIOY,CHO • SEPTEMBER 8th .. .{' • ' ,. . '" . . -~ ~ . I,, •• .' ' , . ·a· ' . " ' -fi 1 • '. ' ;;;, ' ~I I . . CAMI'ING TltAILERS .. tt.rtln 11.-Molln. W. Va. '' .' I . ,. ' ' FLOWERS SPEAK A SPECIAL LANGUAGI : ... Dudley's ..' "'• 59N.2ndAYL 992-5560 MIDDLEPORT, 0. Serving the BJa Bend Area ... .. 1 ""*••••. • in I I e . ' ., ·,· 't' Business Serv ================== Contact:_ CHARW USLI Syraai-.; Ohio Ptr P'" Eal.,._tw . 0 Aluminum AWilfngs ·-·· -- - •- Aluminum R•lllnt•. . . . SidI"'. •...Aluml1111m ..... ._..,~Uiou~hUh• ;,r.;U~ow~~o~\Ow'o....., ~~ .. .,;'-i.i o·f.i.ll.lor e Patf01 \e llhn Ill illllllatltn . er C.ll 'c.llect SIUIII Elmer E. Wh~ 404\11 S.. 4th St., Ironton . lttpr..nlatiYI! In Thll Artl tO Yurt,., . v. V. Joh111011 &son 222 - 4th Ave., Huntington dlahes, pair jar!, old !,•-------------..:o~~--• pictures,fooled chairs,dls!l,olone lanlerns, sweeper, radio, pair , rinse tub•, porch 1wlng. ten 1 gallnn cans, two coffee lflnd· About llullcllng A New Home? Remodeling era, copper kettle, t y p o- 1 writer, adding machine, lob- I Your Present HGmt? New Roof or Alum. les, telephone box. Many itSiding? New Kitchen? Storm Windows? em• not listed. Bradford Auc- 1 Bathroom? lioQ Co., C. C. Bradford. AUC· FrH Design and Planning Servia. tioneer, owner '1111elma Farm• . worth. Nol l'I!Sponslble for ac· We Do All. TypH of Remodelin-g - No cidents. t I 5te Money Down. Complete Behk Financing. Referances Fumlshed. - . H0'lt•t l ·~- ............ .. . "..0• · SAUS&SII"ii ' NICE~• ' ~• ~U. • • ItA...... tawline• H~da Sa'-e ' :1-2151 MIIIOL"•r!,NII == • . - ' ~· . RADIATO.t . . SERVI<:;:E ~ All tM* ttotlatlr S.... C•• o Yrucli OtiMiat '· ~ ....... ' . ' ,. L l . . I • \ > ' eAn,Tv!M . ' . 6 • '"" .. KEITH OOILI :IO~D . . ,, ,.... ..' '. . I Any Holite.·•• New or Old.:'.can have a "tailor-made" ' :1 ' flameless electrtc'Mbng systef1!, }lecause you cap choose 1 t••• elu11cleMr .. , I lh I . from Basebdar:d, CeUibf 'C..Ie or· Pan•l~ WaD Heat~r~•.I··QJlCt He.,ers, abd Central Sptems ., (furnace; boiler or a heat pump that heats and cools witb-1 single:uriilUny'one or .compination of these can be used to E,:onomically Convert ytllir home to electric heat w.ith a illinimum of inconvenience and expense. QnlyJIDi~lus . , . .· ~ o~~jp,so ill~9ices-and ea'Cit giveSyOif1 · . . new-world of 9PII!fP.~ ,and c!~~nl)ness. Get lhe True Facts- · ·.. on ,the substantial additional advanta,es of electric heat at _· ad iJ!$jgnif!CantdMnce in Operating cost tan your Reddy Kilowatt· R.~mended Deafer 'Or Mail Tlis COupn far • Details. ,. . . . . . If ~. ,, . I ' ' '~ , L~ -" . ' ! I i . •. • ( ' ' fiVE ROOM . ' THREE 1\0(11 llf.ldiDIDI !shed, 1M ~ Ave., te~nlaell Boat lllsaa. !19W1M1 tiD I p. m. Aller .~. p, I • •' nllbtd t •• lllt1de!'a 1114 lbnit eJectrlo brlclr TWO .. • f .. rtii'BN-1 .. I '' . . •' " ltfiiCioole7 IJIII1-. .. mlllt, 1dulll jwtfln ad. ... • life l II and polatoet. fill, Pm:IIIDd. 143-2254. a II lie ' t 1 , • .,.... .,,,. . •' . . 1J.SIO: · . 1956 3 ~I' JQHliSON 1959 5\'o JOHN~N / OLD HONOR • ., 196t ''" 'evtil.up• NOW ON D)ri'LAY. ' !· ' ~~ ·' I '" ,, , . MOuNT CLEMENS, M!tb. 1 (UPI) - .One of tbe world's ' most famous mm•.nry dee<Jta-1 lions - 'be Frll1lr.h Croi• de 1 Guerre - is , enshrined , ,!his suburban betrolt town ; an Air Force hue .tbat dhln'l , ' exist when the medal WJO . 1 The cross' waa capt'l""d I World War I by the 9Jtb 103rd Aero Squadrons, -·~· ;;; 1 merged into the 94111 r'J Interceptor squadron a.t ridge .Air Force Base. Tbe ·• .......... . PHONa 617~1't '"~' . Say The Things That Are So Hard To Say In Words · ~ ' If SYMPATHY FLOWERS . I ""' .. . " .. •HCicK *'IPGII'J ..011-... . w., - • . ' . I . . . THE SKATE A-WAY · · J'«kend ·, ••••• > - ·::·.;:::.~~-~ ' -~~~ ., , ' ---141'-emen-Answer· •j • Prizes, Balloons l!'fl I ...... . THINKING? .. '. SKATES FREE --ADMISSION 5(1c . m ~ •l'!!I-II!!!!I!B!_______________ . FRIDAY ).:~...' - ;• 992~5421 ; ' ' I' ' .I BAC«·to SCHOOL PARTY ;!.. :R-OBINSON'S . • .. I Aiso:tilied-"lit• , .T.HE . S;K(i~ · to\lddltport, ();''. Ml ' • ' kil!lni 14 Cl'mntll. granted fndgiill!ntjln! tho •.Otf.\lllagalnot I • : defcndanl ~the civil action c!Sot 1ffs dePill')ment, lll'r~~Ugawd a ' llyled S!l!te'i>l Wi!M'Virginia car and 'motorcycle collision ! 111· G. Tbomas Battle Tai Monday 1:50 p.m. on Rt. 33 and , , .• " ' .I Commissl<· !!f vr. Jackson CabjHorton .Str.eet In Mason, W. V•. · . ll~ ~~~~~ Clr. whe\F1'bar driven by Marshall , ,, tull CQutt, Riley, .481 l,l~son, collided wltll 13 1'1 • 1 ; -fere a · ilio-~ <lrtven by Artbur two . . ... ~ ~ 'JuJ.: ~: Wolff!; 2%, Ma!oh. Ills Pa>qllll)e dba Jlll!l!a Relrlg-1 There were no lnjurle• and oratioa C\), -~" ~liD De~alill'·no citatiOn•. Property -da~ago and s. R. Flemmln~ and !.fa!1 WM estii!Jall!d at $150. , Jlll)a a!fd'. ~c~r. f;, ~ ArrestS recorded at lbe counl Perry A. 'PI) dba Arbuc,le i ty jail during tho ·holld~y week•~ PacH.anlidr1.-' and P!>rr1 'liJ'rt': {) .. (fill;• ~>t l ' j . end were.. Josep h w. Cha~man. l }· . __ __:._~~. 41, Huntington; Eddie oliver, 10 ·~ an.- Wll DQr, 48, H!ltltlngton; Jack Oliver, 41, ~ Ap;!itwft., Cedi!~ i>t. Pleasan~; Charles Oliver VlD 11~d.', . 1 42, Gallipolis Ferry;_ Charles rii .) H (! .1 ~ - I Ra~ Duncan, 38, HOndel'SOII; Helen sayre. 12, Pt. Pleasant, , :• -' ,. ,· .,,.. ....., .,. all arrested by the Shertlrs Deon IntOXIcation p.artment .·- ' Calls1 charges; Gelll'ge Allen, 42. Pt. , • .p t • .' Pleasant, was arrested by th~ llrt department·• made 1 .!Ire _~herifrs · ile~t. on a court ~apS•'""•v d Monda , On ms atld ])Wight L. Taylor, M, . run ":~ ~ · Tl"'y. Pt. Pleasant, chai'i!ed with Sundav M' 4.~ a.m. 1 single driving while Intoxicated. Ar· ~tory frame hous~ on· Jerlcho rested by the city pollee was l'!o&d was• d.,troyed--by fire .ed of Warren J . McKeever 2Shtton , , , unknown ~rlg!h. ,The unocrupt h " 1 wltlt !drll{lnJ "II' In! • 1 hou!le was owned by Pear I ~ ar.,~ d •' Jones, Pl. Pleasant. A Rlchar<j- x~ca e · 1 1 son family . had ju!l! recenlly ., . ( ''M k . , . moved from the property. Prop- Sl'i.~rif . a es S ·. erty damage was esUmated •.ll . Rep.ort for August . $3.500. ·· . ·1':1'1 PLEASANT Mason Monday ~ening the firemen ,County · She rill George Johnson 1 made a run to Rt. 62 near the Ihas released the . ach•tty Homer Smitll property where a Iport of his department _for car nn highway driven by Da- month of Auguot showmg vid Forshee (}&lliJIOlls ferry', depcrtment membera .. tmrele1~ i caugbl fire. The Cfr w., c6n: 7,SOl m1les In the hne of duty; , sidmbly damaged ,but _tllere investigated IB acddents . re·•· wel'l! no lniLJT!es. Damage, est!- sultm~ m personal InJury to 3 , . mated and ..... have not been persons and $4,100 property 11ven II tills lime. damage•. ' - ------ ---- ·-- -- -The department made 11 arrests for mad law violations; 30 other misdemeanor arrests and 1 " '' . three felony arreots; served f9 ' coulll papeTB ol bolb crtm!Dal I . i and civil actiono: received 211 . justice of. peace Wlll'l'llltl and j served 24 of tiJem; investiga1tod J ' 5 burglaries; recovered stolen. •• . . I' property •alued al $50; tranaj fered one mental patient; and booked 70 persons In the a~un, ..{ ty jail during the month. I. ' " ' " " ' '·· Motor Co. . . ... ,... .~~~~~~·,. .t·•i.kfnl tlolh.. ' ' !Got irttt at -Wi·r~~e.. us ., 'A t • ed candle mold, snuffer. rockers, telephone stand, old 1 woodl!ll wrlnaer, library tab- ; 1 le, boot jack, aad lroJ>, oquart table, wooden bowl,, b u tier mold, mlrrora, old lrunka, old whiskey bollleo, dutch o•en, baby buggy, bod hllh chill', bookcase. sideboard, bon ·- ~, - ~, lhllll ,boW eg loOI:.JJirl lift, ht . ' 1n 1115, the~ ,u.'S. dirigible "Sbenandll/lh, ~ IJ'ip from Lakeiiurot, N.J. Poul, Minn., WI!! lm'n to plec:es in a &101111 over' Ava, ~10, ~ ,.Potnerov ~tOr Co. · •ala. 'Or baCt t6 IChool; IIIII teach :SEE' ~p I • The personal erlylollowlnl will be oold at lbl prvP. l'fiBI- I'11· dence of the und""'IMdr lo. eated 2 miles 1!1111 ol Cbetler on State Route 218. •1 lhi old Blddlo farm,_i Saturday, Sept. t, at ! p. m. Two wasll 1 ltands, 3 ~. bedroom aulie, I 60 years old, wood churn, pie ··- w.;u ...r. ~ llatheiiiUII "~.oil iO~~r - LO'I's, . ttn~ell, wallr, 1••· ·' II. A. L!tVlDg. Mason, W. Va. Phon• 773-!!94. I, 10 Jlllp PUBIJC AUcni)N .thlt's . ..ttl NO,.J· . ·· 1 . o.• lip!.•• Clwcntn; · '. .. ·· ~ . '. . ",l • .. •' \, 8UU.O!NG ' "' ..- . . . ' "•!:.'-! ·'I ·~T( i;n-.::f, ~ "ll,i".--: , . . .. '""' ""' ' . .. (' ' ,.. ·~ \ . 'I llfull)' " waQ1, kltehfD Wllh dool'l I bas riever since been won another Air Force unll It · awarded after 290 mi!Sions 69 kills in the rough and ble days of early air wsrbre ' 1 l r· •r'r ' (; . • !','1···• 1\ •rt' - 1 ... .(. ': ====.....______ __............ ;;;;·;-:...-.,.:.~ •.~t· ..,,. . . EAS\' TERMS ... ., ';-..., ~ . ,:,; i:t';~~ ,, . '""'\"" ........ ··!..... ~· . "'" .... . . •r ' ,.. ·,""',. . ' ' ~· '.. ''~"];'\.!· • l . • . -•.; ··~ ' ·, I . ._._ '. : I .! < \ .,. ? . ~t:J.' i,~'l ·~ .1 · '· ':•I '~ -~ ·' I •: ' . . / .,, • . ,I / I• .. . ,,. f'' . ! ' ;{ "" .·1 j. ,(, , ' ·>.·J'' :~ I ' •· ' ·L "I 1o" ··-...... &Qiltlo . •• lib.lltl'O . 0. �. .. .• .' .~ ' '/ ~·- ' ., '' i . ' • ' .. I ' ' '. ' '' ' I ' ~·>; ,.,._ JIOIIN NIALONI ' ? ,, ' ' ~""'' ... .... ~ ; .~f'.:. 'i . I.·, . .. ' '~,' ' t ·' ~ i • .,...... ,._'·· ~ I ,.. . • ' ' 4 - ., . ~ l · ••• •· ..... .,., .. <. • Of • t 4;'~"-. ..., .,. .. ., \< .. • oli f' "' • · • I I 1: ' • • I ' j '' r ,_ : .... l lyiOI--· ' ISARNn' CIOOG\.1 N SNUFFY SMITR ..-:,. WHAR DO 'IE . THINK 'IO'RE TROTTIN'OFFTO , THIS HOUR IN TH'MORNIN'? CABLI! HIM ANP ELVINEV'S 0001< M!! QN THG WAITIN' FER ME OUT ATTH'GOSSIP FENCE·· I WON'T Fli<61' AVAILASJ.S FLieHT'- BEGONELONGo HON€!'POT J,. i I.ATiio;r FJ<Q\1 1liB WI~E ~ICB6,~. MALONE- TH!! HOSPiTAl. STAPF 15 IHIO IMMI!P~TE . PANSE!i:. RICTlNe · 16 6fiLI. COIJFIN&P ~. lli!AKIJI. ~(TV ITE;ELF• . ly IIEORGI! NONDER . ,, ' •1 THE 5TALEMATe ly IIETWE!N BIJCI<'( AN~ I<ISSOF'F TtRRY "' ' ., . AL •CAPH • · . !' ' " - .-_- ., 4.1'L .t.ANER IS l!i10kfl< WHEN M_,, 11ER8Y 11ECJD!'S 1•/ ~.....~ TO VENT HE!{ FIWSTRATION ON THI: Rti5SIAN AIRMEN, rtl" IICIRbl LOSEI . . --- - ... ART SANSOM 011 IORtl LOSEI •• ' \ '" '"f' ;·w- - - . . - ; ; ; . ; . , Bv IRAN;tER WSU. COUPT' ~EeP li-IG~! ·~ EEK I MI!ER ·. • • --. - '1\IC•NU~l$1Hlll[V WlrtNil WINKLI ~-HO~DRCD lHIRI'I ~~~6- ~. 1WO·HIJIJDR6D FQ!i:TY- ()<1, lw, HOW•E a ~Ek 'rOO'RE Ntf GIRL EEk . AtJD 'rto'R& .Q)\1\I~G ~ WITH M~ AtJD /! THATS THI\T! Cl !Nllr til( i., T.M. .... ill& N. 011. FREtiCI,IS AJIII) HI~ FRIEL !:!O.USSER (I 1!111' ., " ..... T.M. lo1. U.1. ht, Oil. FRECI(I .15 ANciiHlS- FltiE~ ~ . . •' t ... secAUp!: S~< 1'· ,, No. SuT'\111ffi-ljiOU GoT OI'F ON tHE loot<S ttOERLY. · SHe MUST BE AT L~sr f . TW(I.IW. Two. 1'/~0NG 1'0Cf¥41fti A NEWTf~~,'{OJ H~'IE 10 TII.Y 10 SM. YOUI<S~'F Ollf... OI. •' HAROLD .GRA'I 'lou~~ DfAD! i'fAr.tl BIJf A!=TEJ:( ~~" WAY Q!!g £ IDE LET ~'JR'!:.': OuR ENEMIE6 ""~ALl. ·"' OUR 6!QM!C SECRETS1 WELL, WHY WOIIT STEAL T..!:ilS ·- :·. <iAO<>E.T, 19g?>·· 1r RAEBURN VAN· BUREN . ' ' . ' - ' :t . . .,...,..- - BUGS BUNNY YER I<EE~IN' lH' I ' ' J !' ' ' ----· \ ' -;, . ~;. ' ., ' ' . ,· '~.;. ' :.., .i ,. . ' ..\ ~--· ' '. JJ--'ti··: ' \1, ;._ �. .. .• .' .~ ' '/ ~·- ' ., '' i . ' • ' .. I ' ' '. ' '' ' I ' ~·>; ,.,._ JIOIIN NIALONI ' ? ,, ' ' ~""'' ... .... ~ ; .~f'.:. 'i . I.·, . .. ' '~,' ' t ·' ~ i • .,...... ,._'·· ~ I ,.. . • ' ' 4 - ., . ~ l · ••• •· ..... .,., .. <. • Of • t 4;'~"-. ..., .,. .. ., \< .. • oli f' "' • · • I I 1: ' • • I ' j '' r ,_ : .... l lyiOI--· ' ISARNn' CIOOG\.1 N SNUFFY SMITR ..-:,. WHAR DO 'IE . THINK 'IO'RE TROTTIN'OFFTO , THIS HOUR IN TH'MORNIN'? CABLI! HIM ANP ELVINEV'S 0001< M!! QN THG WAITIN' FER ME OUT ATTH'GOSSIP FENCE·· I WON'T Fli<61' AVAILASJ.S FLieHT'- BEGONELONGo HON€!'POT J,. i I.ATiio;r FJ<Q\1 1liB WI~E ~ICB6,~. MALONE- TH!! HOSPiTAl. STAPF 15 IHIO IMMI!P~TE . PANSE!i:. RICTlNe · 16 6fiLI. COIJFIN&P ~. lli!AKIJI. ~(TV ITE;ELF• . ly IIEORGI! NONDER . ,, ' •1 THE 5TALEMATe ly IIETWE!N BIJCI<'( AN~ I<ISSOF'F TtRRY "' ' ., . AL •CAPH • · . !' ' " - .-_- ., 4.1'L .t.ANER IS l!i10kfl< WHEN M_,, 11ER8Y 11ECJD!'S 1•/ ~.....~ TO VENT HE!{ FIWSTRATION ON THI: Rti5SIAN AIRMEN, rtl" IICIRbl LOSEI . . --- - ... ART SANSOM 011 IORtl LOSEI •• ' \ '" '"f' ;·w- - - . . - ; ; ; . ; . , Bv IRAN;tER WSU. COUPT' ~EeP li-IG~! ·~ EEK I MI!ER ·. • • --. - '1\IC•NU~l$1Hlll[V WlrtNil WINKLI ~-HO~DRCD lHIRI'I ~~~6- ~. 1WO·HIJIJDR6D FQ!i:TY- ()<1, lw, HOW•E a ~Ek 'rOO'RE Ntf GIRL EEk . AtJD 'rto'R& .Q)\1\I~G ~ WITH M~ AtJD /! THATS THI\T! Cl !Nllr til( i., T.M. .... ill& N. 011. FREtiCI,IS AJIII) HI~ FRIEL !:!O.USSER (I 1!111' ., " ..... T.M. lo1. U.1. ht, Oil. FRECI(I .15 ANciiHlS- FltiE~ ~ . . •' t ... secAUp!: S~< 1'· ,, No. SuT'\111ffi-ljiOU GoT OI'F ON tHE loot<S ttOERLY. · SHe MUST BE AT L~sr f . TW(I.IW. Two. 1'/~0NG 1'0Cf¥41fti A NEWTf~~,'{OJ H~'IE 10 TII.Y 10 SM. YOUI<S~'F Ollf... OI. •' HAROLD .GRA'I 'lou~~ DfAD! i'fAr.tl BIJf A!=TEJ:( ~~" WAY Q!!g £ IDE LET ~'JR'!:.': OuR ENEMIE6 ""~ALl. ·"' OUR 6!QM!C SECRETS1 WELL, WHY WOIIT STEAL T..!:ilS ·- :·. <iAO<>E.T, 19g?>·· 1r RAEBURN VAN· BUREN . ' ' . ' - ' :t . . .,...,..- - BUGS BUNNY YER I<EE~IN' lH' I ' ' J !' ' ' ----· \ ' -;, . ~;. ' ., ' ' . ,· '~.;. ' :.., .i ,. . ' ..\ ~--· ' '. JJ--'ti··: ' \1, ;._ �.' " ! R G .Edwards Family ··· ' ~':1:t:::; p.· eception iven ~==·at CorTuh""" . d rrily " ·.: f c f :~~;~~~o~~,~:~~;~~!dn~~:· .:i astora oup e f::i~:::.~!~rSu~:~·~~:;: C0 rne r 1o-Dallt rent~net. Pantet\i1olll«ddlpaat;e., ~.t;., P t Johnson The a)lnual Edwards ' family l ' • I •• CAarliM Boellich, Ter; 99flrSZ92 ' , ' I ' ' ' · · •· I SLACKS· 1 , • • Mrs. .;h;·;;i I '-:=========::!... ler . vJsJ!mg here from Pennsyl- t Around and :P~- ,.- ,. " ~·· · 1 .. vania wilh the Rev. Mr. and . RonaJd Grm · dMrs..M1.ller. '1 I' rs. ley..\1<·. and Mrs. George Free- ' I ., I . .'' Free Pat king Faci li ties fo r Customers ' ' I . \'<.· ~~~d ~!r ~~~u~~s c~~~i~ng~!:,;~ ~ BY THE VPJ . Star .. ... . . e.··· . ' ,. ~wmber . ·2,500 Cong Repulsed \ In Four-Hour Battle. At Gates of Capital ,_ ' ' • •• deal ' ! high heels for favors. Mrs. Ri· And qp Portland way, the, · , Don Johnsons are home from a·1 chard Jones was there to glve1 ~ the ho;tess a helping hand. The trip through the New England ~ ' . MONT(ioMERY, ALA • .:.. A tl1ree·iildjle federal court 'l'ues· day issu~ a reslralnin& order th~t preltents the state from enforcilll! ,.a new law lll!lier i w~i~h ea® class would vote on ' · the r-ace llf its teacllor. ! Former iGov. George Wollace ' refused to be aerved with the c~urt order rue'ada~ . and h i s Wilt, Gov r Lurleen Wall~, called the ruling a "star cham· bet" proceeding the refusal bad· no effect on the court's order. ~~ sets fancy handkerchiefs, and Ab out Middl eport .• ·r- • :~si.~~~~~~ ~~::gh: kids had • ball. I ho! Mrs. Ern est Quillen, Mrs. A. 0 . ,j ~ Mr. and Mrs. Karl owen have : olymptc grounds at Lake Placid, Lee. Mrs . Roy Arms. Mrs. Ross \ iii enthusiasm for the wonderful [ N.Y. Tbe~e they saw the U~!tStewart. Glenna Soulsby, Mrs . .i ij world of Ohio - and credit al i ~d States bobsled team. whl;h , least part of their latest dIs·' will g~ to France lor i!Je 08 A. Cder. Mr. and Mrs. Bob I Moore and Bobbie Lnu, Mr s. The Rev. and Mrs. P au I coveries oi the state's beauty OlympiCS. At Lake PlaCid, Mr. Da\·id Wa tson. Mrs. Harold Da- Fnsh, daug~ter, Paula, and son, , and int.erest spots to the niaga. and Mrs. ~ohnson were guests v'ts. , "rs Maxine Arnold Mrs. , John, of Av!lla, Ind. were holt- zmeot . th anarne t ,of Mr. and' Mrs. Ray Shackett tn • . • I'd . l.f'rov watsnn, and Mr. and Mrs. i day weekend gUPSts of Mrs · , Don an<. Ray wete army rJen s. Bob Stewart. Ri rky. Tammy, ! Crary Davis. They came espec- The couple accompanied Mr.l Alter leaving the~ they drove Santl v. Hobb ie and Debbie. I Ially to visit Mrs. Mary Tit tiS, 1 and Mrs. Charles Price of Co· I to Lake Champlam and· .Into mother of Mrs. Frish, who is a Iumbus on a trip through north- IVermont to see the nat lv_e .~ ' I patient at the Ru., ell Nursing ern Ohio. They visited the woodcraft. At Ragged Mountam ~p~J:Ii~'hih! Home at Alb3r.y. Kingswood Center at Mans-: Lake near Andover, N.H. ; the 1\!Al!l!!",.Jl~:~4 t.. Oren Bumgarner of Wilmc:t, field , went to Malabar Farm, I Johnsons met her brother, Mr. . Ill. ond his daughter, Sally Ann ; home of Louis Bromfield, and: and Mrs. Bill McKelvey and Mens and Boys Trousel'J TONIGHT · of Chicago, Ill and James Boic•.ltoured the rnstored home oi l son of Hartford', Conn., aM Mrs·. Sept. 5 in the style, fabric u d , 1Lanca.ter. were Saturday g\test' .Jona than Hale. After rntumlng j Johnson's. parents, Mr; and "TEXAS ACROSS !of Mr. and Mrs. Noah Haskins. to Columbus they went to the , Ml'll. Wlllmm MeKelvey Sr .. size for you. Come in aJid THE RIVER" Joey ; Visiting Sunday with 'llr. and Old World Bazaar In German and Marvin, of Portland, who ;)•' an aelect yours now, \l,tr l in Bishop , Mrs. Haskins were Mr and Mrs. Village. The two couples were ! have been visitllll! with t h • : -;;~~~~ Cha•les Ha skins and son, Mat· guesls of Mr. and Mrs. Willard younger McKelvey family. So r:Jen n Slrll a thew, of McArthur. i i it was really a famlly reunion. ,·., nt Sl ev .. ns Mrs. Peter F. Klein and sor.s. zer Hospital since Tues~ay, was The Johnsorlo proceeded to 1 - -- -- - - - - 1Peter and Richard, left Mon· returned to hts home Sunday: Steamtown, U.S.A. at Bellow, eMent •nd Boys Wur ' WEDN ESDAY, THU RSDAY , day for N•wport. R. I. whPre following m!'dical tre.1tment. • Falls, Vermont to. see the steam · ,. > AND FRIDAY ~hey will reside, The family has Mr. and Mrs. Gary .~ult and locomotiVf!l.dating from 187'7 to ' ·' "V~~~·~~:tA" ! spent the past month here with family, here from Springlield l1948; visited Roadside Ametlca, l IPECIAJ.I SPECIAL! Bngitle Hardot ' Mrs. Cedric Clark ar.d Mr. and for the weekend, joined Mr. and the Pennsylvania Dutch aetU• · Now - PLUS1Mrs. 0. P. Klein. Enroute to, Mrs. William Ault a.nd famity 1!ment, and stopped at Hersh.ey, Woment Aero..Shave "THE MILLION EYES OF SU·MURU" ' Newport. the !amilv plannerl a for a trip to South Shore, Ky.; Pa... be!ore return j ng h o m·e:l Seamless Keeps on 10lten· In in& and softenlq. Prankie George , stop at Niag3ra Falls. 1to attend a famlly reumon. I The1r two sons, Brlan and , Hosiery 1 'll'ulon Nuder ! Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Coats'l Mrs. Ruth Sheets hu return· IBruce, were guests of thelr j ~aror l!llthoL t and son, Robert. of Kirk!lVill•. ed to her home in Columbus a(- 1 grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. 1 Lt... Mo. were holiday weekend [ ter a week'• vloit here wit~ Mrs. ITheron JOhnson of Racjne for[· guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles 0. E. McKinley. the week. ---·Gaskill. · . Bnrk Finnncing Gives You More Confide:'c e, That You Have Financed Your Cor W~.e re You Are Building Val unble C.:' ~ ;: For Future Needs. · .. · Yelllh-. .."'iORLD Elbtrfelds Ate Headquarters For ' • · · · · - ---... ..... ' t\ ~at MEIGS THEATRE BANK LOAN ,r "'"' '. =· l . lrtsiiJ clear lkles 'wtlll H~ de tempel'llllle dl,ap toalCbt lid 'l'hnday,low t..IPI ·m•al11 Je llle Ill. . ' bir1h~l . . d ' th t ant. · · 1 h . d ht Penn • A reception was held Fr1day1 Bob Moore opene e even ~ifts wern ptesented to Mrs. ' ~oy of 1 etr aug er, y evening at the Syracuse Naza. 1with prayer. There was music , cora Morgan. 70. of Point Pie•· · ~GNED IN TEXAS . • U.S. Ml' FOIW·fiMiaan; i'lll Sue ed cu p rene Church par sonage honor- by the Stewart family, scripjure l san! the oldest 'them· K 0 II y · airman rei:enlil!•ciQmpllted ba1 Mr!. Jo mson ' erv d , d.: ing the Rev. and Mrs. A. E. from Psalm I by Bobbie Lou Say;e six months th; young. ' Airman Timothy R. Priddy sic trilnlnl at ' I\DWiiiP ~. "'nkro; ; Jre erean~. can v n · · ''0 Ch h" ' ' -. son of Mr· and Mber'·of • . ~ · Mtller. Moore, a pll!'m, ur urc est· Mr and Mrs Don car••· G "" "' L. Tez · He becomea ·a· c,·: t dn nk!=: llHmt's were P1<~ y. f th , . . Prldd I . Rt I R Ua d has ••· 'lr Tra'·'•g ·Co u. ·6 .1 h . . . ·" d Program chatrman or e by Mrs. Arnold, and a s I o rv, , roll Radford Va for •ra~1 1· 11g CL-' 1o . , u n, ""' " """ ' . • '"' tt" ' a·.l :l l u r • : " "'"" D.... 1111r1en8 been 11.,. ,,_..... _. to ..,.llll •. hlln"'FB, .. •· a I""" • r.· '1' 11·1 ."nn ..''f'S e d .• . event " '" Mrs. Max ·me Arnold. I "Th&'first Man to Go In Space I the ' farthest · ' Mr .,and Mrs Wil· "'1 .., "'"Bdua'• "' of :"uUaNI " . ''!" to tne wmners. an gr11s \\ ere . ,, b . . ' . . '11•• I lralnl ' . and d IY. 81 H""h School . . _ _ __ _ __ ..;;...._ prosrntrd to Penny Sue. :Before the Atrp!ane, Y Mrs. 1uam Boswell , West Columbia, Hoeflil;h · ' IJ.i~-~··i.iior"-'~~llli;: . ~&ii"iii.iiiiOi.i'"i;;;;;=-''...·.....•..·il&;;;;;;i;';;;·_,._ G ue~ts at the psrty were Cin-' A 0 . Lee. Ithe youngest marrted; Mr. and . dy Glaze. Mary Kay Gallaghrr,l M;,s. Leroy Watson ~resen~ ~ Mrs Leo Plants, Point Pleas, ·. ,.. Theresa Smder. Kathv and Ros- ed :\ly Sunday School, a P<>-, ant, the largest fami!y in attenTh I hth bi rthd art ·for Becky Fultz u•ij•hter Pomeroy, 0. al1nd Ferguson Conme MoodiS- em. and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ste- . dance. I eeg ~y P y ' ' e • w t an ''He Touchedg Me "I · . · w of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Fultz, took a novel turn, to say p:n<gli F'atth Ann Herrmann, ar s g . : Anme Mc~lpm of Nttro, . ' the least It was a "ladies" tea party staged-on the Fultz TON IGHT Vtckv l < •e Shery l W oods. D eb· Several gtfts were prese nted to !' Va. was elected the family 's Ilawn Th'ere were silver trays flower arrangements 11Dd Seplember S Mr • and Mrs ' Mtller "'qe ' 1-,,-, l " !m <W I'I J)ph h! P (.;~)1:J O~lf' r the ,...~ U en f Of th e vear."Ad 00 r - -~ ..11· - - ..1 ~ --··~- ... ... J...l,.~ • .,Lh urhit-ft ,..).r..hi!! "DOCTOR, YOU'VE GOT Da \'i£! s-tm~ h . Arnold and G·:n~ ~nc l uriin g one from the church I prize w~nt to Boswell. i \:i1UUWh:~'th;"iitt~6gi;~";;ri~:d, f~~ p~rt dressTO BE KI DDI NG" Johnsen. Cmdy Van :vln!er. Mrs. and Sunda y school, and others Among those attenJing from I ed in their mothers' clothes, they were ushered to the 1 Trdm l t'Olou r l Col ore .ntoons: llP!ty Smtih. Mrs. Garv Wa .v- from Mrs. Lee, Mrs. Harold Da- 1\ltddlcport and Por.terny were makeup station op~ratec by Barbara Fultz and Kim Jones. Who.,e L1tfl e Do~;J g ie ? land . Mik r and Jeff John son. and VIS. and Mrs. Dav td Watson. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Edwards Here manicures and make-."'----- - - - -H<1 pp y Ret u rns .., i ~Irs . .~arjorie Bal l. Mrs . Claude Cunnmgh~m w~s l and Brenda, M~s. Franklin !"ip- up jobs were given. McMaster in Elyria. . SHOW STARTS 8 P.M. The girts remained for a pa. at the pmno fo r the ~.nendshtp lett, Debbte, Rtcl<y, and ~ondy, The girls played "bridge" Incidentally the Prices• son, :: m;",;P:".:,: rt_: Y_ _ _ _ _ rt rcle smgmg of Amazmg Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Trtplett, with "Old Maid" cards and Bill. will leave tn two weeks for 1:·•::, r Mrs . Richard Long an~ daugh- . were ;nvited to "kick off their Germany to complete his mas1 : Grn ee." 1 Mrs. Wa tson conducted. games 1ters. Melinda and Mary Beth.I shoes and get comfortable" ter's deree work at a universl; whi <· h were won by Davtd Wat- i Mrs. Phillip Bailey and • on, . when it came serving tim e. ty there. A graduate of 0 hI o son and George Freeland. Cake, 1 Jerry, Mrs. Willa Maude Coats 1 Thern were fancy open-face State University and a former oce cream, punch and coffee 1and Mrs. Barbara Betzlng and1sandwiches frosted ccokies, and teacher at the Pleasant View , were ser ved from a table cen- children. Also tber~ were Mr.l petits lour~. IHigh School in Columbus, this fered wtlh a rose arrangement. 1 and Mrs .. Al Hendrtcks, M1 k e The name cards for the 25 : will be BID's third trip to Ger'l'he redecorat.ed parson age.was a~d .stev1 e, Pam and L1sa or· guests were artificial flower many. He spent .two summers loured followmg the eceptton: Wmfteld, W. Va. replicas, and Mrs. Fultz gave there as. guests of friends. G ue~ts. were Mrs. M~:~ry M1l_ --· , ·~ "little girl'' lipsticks, cosmetic ·" · WITH A ---· . • ' ~ ,' •• -.- / J . ·' ·· • . • ·, ,.... nb!;<>rvance of the ninth • " !. 9th Birthday d M . 1 -'====---·--.;=·=f,j • Elberfelds Memb~ r Fede ra l Depos it insu ra nc e Corpor ation ',----------.--.,.... ""' .........,...,._..,..---.,....--J ,.,,.,_,,._,_,_ , ._.,,..,_,_,,.=,., • • '" 2,.. 88c bus, and her fiance, Lary Fine- ~· MissKettering, Barbara Jones, Colum-, gold. were weekend • .,.. 68c . ; · . , ; . · ; . ; . .·,; ;.·-; ;.·~-=:·::::~:;~ . '.'e .'" ston•• f~~~~~~:~~=~:=~==~~===~· 1 '1 Pomeroy ~:.~t·E~e~:~p~:~~~· Mr. ard Mrs. Mike Fleehtner has ••· FALL: a ~-cha"I'·· • t urn~ · • to CoIurn bu s' aIter spend· ' Ing the weekend hem with her mother, Mrs. Hattie Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ley of Columbus were holldnv wePk· end uesto of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Edwards, Langsville, and Mr , and M". L. E. Triplett, Middleport. W!lliam White came t r o m Washirgton , D. C. Saturday night fo r his ~aughtet· , Cindy, 1 who has spent the • u m m or I here with her 8J'ancipRrer.ts, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gllmorn, and oth· ' er ~!ative!J . P. K. Ru•se!l, confbed to Rol- 1. : II 1/!-l. , e ·· i ,..,lllll"" . . . - J. -...1[\1 • pl t. ~---, .aa t. ~ VIJ fGJ JPP' . . . . pd• .• ~ .. •. • , I · ·~,..- ,. ~ I. J, ,.. t.. t1l Y'~w l I ;' l •• Waid Kimes of Constitution is Program Theme September 11-23 ' < Chester Dies Variety's the A program observing Constitution Week, Sept. 17-23, will bo by to thla Wilt. a feature of a meeting of Re-Jonathan Meig• C"napter fitted, CGiorful Iturn of the Daughers of the Ameril 1can Legion to he held l'riday at • fashion an law, lhtie 1 the home of Mrs. Mark Grnesor. I Included on the program plan!, li8ela. Choose Gold ned by Mrs. 0. P. Klein will be I a panel di ..:; cu~~ion on thf' Co1i· or Silvlr CMhld Kid. , stitution with Mrs. J . E. Harley i and Mr11. Beulah JoneM p'1r1i~l· A ,Oin,toto tine fi{I·I - U . Grnn, Plum. Trltlln Red, ••~ Connto oho" ._, . , _ l paling. New offirers ul the group , in charge of the meeting, lir>t 7t 99"10·14.99""''' 'o • • '' " L. Caft c:r..m II' 8ltlck Gllct 1 since tht> summer recess, will . . ~· James BrPwin~ton , re1 be Mrs ' Mlnenltl, S.IJOI' Borlllue SWIIt Kid or lllldt PIIIM ~adler. lilt.,._' i gent ; Mrs. Guy Ncigler, v 'c~ re1 gent : Mrs Ja:r~e~ Har'le-v, sec11.99 retary ; and Mrs. Grueser, trea· 1 ;, thlt go MJvwt- • • • ,au lhcMtllaM II lill'o..IIIIMIII acbil·: ~ . ·-- - ...... 1 surer. Dues for the year will be ' accepted. 1. Mi" Bess Sanborn anrl Mro I· '--I George Skinner will be the as-. 1 sisting hoste9ses. ' A Desk Phone in your r..,n, room. Part oll~e 7 ~1 rtllilp/!Qitf· r*:M II'J ~Q<N '·' ' • pr, ~, . ,, r ..,._ ,n om pw!tn i /OI:: t foOII "n rdd td f nlo M ~ · rooma. Th'a't war you WOII"t mise any call s. Anctya.'l. . . plenty of l1me and lttpl__. t.. .-,venience of a home d a ~ . Reach Don't run . ..,._ thal'l telephone-planned. yours a fully phoned horne. Ther&' s a biQselect1on o1 You won' t ha•r to drop wh al sty-les and col ors BYa1labla. you're OOtng everytlme tha Call your General Telephone ptlone rmg s 1! you h ~ve an busineas ofliC&-Or ae1t the utension .n 011 1~ our •mpor1 ant man Or"! the telephone lrLiCk for complete d v\~Ula. . ""..., ~<wta $1.00 per mcnlh GENERAL n-.. i ,,' ., OPEN TEL/PHONE ~, "' A thought lor the day- British writer Norman Douglas once said : "Many a man who thlnka to!~ oome~~~~~:J ' '· � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource September 5, 1967 beaver bishop broyles cole cook cullums hinkle icenhower reapp