http://66.213.69.5/files/original/f27aa22285056293edfc64bf9f77e6c4.pdf 7b1701146ac45d12fc5a5d0c3fae054d PDF Text Text I ~ ' .. t· West Point's CQI/et Clttlpel Is ' • · ~~~c~Mn~a.a:::.W:1~~-.., Church,_PGsfot's AnniYerSDries Scene Of Webster-Struble Vows Mamly About ~ J.lnda w ~ O~serred Sundtw In-Middleport The Cadet Chapel, West The ..... Mn. Struble II • People In ella of :u.· r. bo :IlkIIIII Tbt IIIII IMIVeraary <)( u.. od locludl-i. Rev llMruel JaciH Point, N. Y., wu the ocene ol JP'I(Iuate of ~ llltill . :'n. 'GeofCt ::"-; Sr. MI. Marla!i s.ptlrt a.lreJ. Ill 1011, .Collflllllu.; ·Rev. Rll Pomeroy I Holda Habo ·Purty Metn~ra o( the Chr~l Golden Rulo their Churdl ~~~~~~~ ri~:£:~·'~ the June & vow• token by Jean School and ol Ohio UniVti'IIIJ, Mt and Mra Wolle ....:......•• YlddJepo,t and tho IJtb aua1- Woocll Albetil· and Rev : Al1ll Webster, dauahter of Mrs. where !be was lfftllated with · • r ··~ v~ 01 1f1e ~·•• Of .,_ ' · ' ' Elbfbl't!J• Ann Webster Rut· AIJ>!!a Delli Pi sorority Lt Mr1 Karl Grueser relumed and 101111• Tim and Ted, Cr06b- rlyJt- 1) 11on1 0 HulillnltOil •. · a hobo. paJ!Iy · 1m!, and ol Jed Webt'ter: Pcmgraduated allo ' sundaJ, · after a four : • <)( waa at the Rock tfi!Y, and Lt. Daniel 0. Struble, Pomeroy Hlgh School, attend- weeks villi La Columbua wltb · ••w, Sarlh JCIIII!I Jn charie o1 r IIUII •• 1011 of Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Stu· ed Ohio UnJverslty one year, her daughter and ton-ln-la•, Mr. and ....~. Everett Tbomaa. m . Cburdl ln lrcotoo, wu ll'OUP wa. dressed Dr fheodore Speers per- land reeelved his rommluton j Mr and Mro Patrick Qulrul and Miss Karen Walker ol Athena pi'Oira • speaker, He wu and food wao eool:ed Great time ' , ble, w Main-st, Pomeroy Ithis spring In the u. s. ArmY if...illy . She ~as accompanied Bpeol the weekend lrith ber day'a actlvltleo · bepn by the MDWII Ollve Junior hobo style to· Mr. for a new Kmf"k Came'nl~ lormed lbe double ring cere- from the U. S. MIUtary Aca- bome by Mr. Grueser and ooos, parents, Mr. and Mn. Jamea Amold~~ will;! Mr. Wtdtr the cllredlon of-Mn. Jerry Masters and Tmm- 1 mony at S p. m. lollowinJ tra· 1demy, West Point, N. Y. Larry and llob who spent the Walker. ont A mlaal ulllperlnt,end- tie Caln. Special music Mr. and Mra. Conrad 1111<1 •H ' ll'f<' ,...IA1•1Jt,., 'i'~' ditional orw music by Mr. Da· The .-ouple is residm~ at 701> day there. Mr. and Mra. Albert Bend· · onary olferllll ...... lnll aplrltuala wu presented and Kathryn, Mr. 1r,p P riUJ/F J,,KI'" v.11 vis of West. Point ' N. Se<or¥1-sl, Middleport. Miss lleleu Lochs of Co- ricks and family of St. Albans, taken and lfDeaiJ aDd vlslwn the MouDt Clrmel choir of MU~o!! Rouab andl ~=~ ~ Jon Chapman Webster her •• th ~ryof h W. Va. were weekend RUOtla ol wen lntroclueed, A COIIIIniJD. Bidwell Baptist Church. and Mrs. Clarence A 1urnbu• ~ · e gue., e r relatives In Pomerov and Mid ion set Riven In boaor ol ..,_ and ~-san Raymond and brother, gave the bride away. l ~ brother and alsler-ln-law, Mr. rt ' • Ar!Ma' ..,... A cblcken dinner was "" ' Lt Ted H•ll Olympia, W~sll . I and Mra Patrick Lochery dlepo · fenDer ouperln- at DIMII In the church dining as, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Sml_lhj was best man I ~ lendent of the Sunday Sc:hooj room with the tables and Barbara, Mrs. Charles Th b d I I . Mr. and Mrl. J. C. Br1ght of AT GOVERNOR'S PARTY by the Suud17 School; colleG- ed with lov ly II kew, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Phelps floo; le~~ ;;;, o;r" v ~~it: Dunbar, W. Va. spent the week- Prosecutlne Attomay 1 n d Uon plalea, presented by lhe menta ~ ::"er:"':!"; and Jean, Duttie, Buster and silk organza over taffeta. The ~ndwwl~ h:. mother, Mrs. C. Mrs. Bernaro Fulls were In Co- wru:" ol the church In honor used throughout the church. Mro Earl, Mr. and Mrs. Harold fitted b<Jdice was designed with · · w · lumbus Friday eveJtin8 •here of · and Mra. Fred Jackson, Campbell Harper and Mrs C Smith and Mark, Mr. and Mrs. a scalloped sabrina neckline of 1 M1ss Nelle Bing left this they were gueats at a garden and a plaque made by Earl H Young lrml C<>chalrmen. f.; Joseph Fields and Jeffrey, Mrs. chantilly lace and the A-hne Mrs. James Payne and famdy morning for a visit with friends party and buffet dlnoer stven Freeman ln memory of d..,..._ dinner wllh Sarah Jonea Zurcher, Mark ~:.:~1 controlled ski;l fell into a calh- are viSiting '" Beckley. W Va. j'" Gainsville, Fla. by Governor Jam.. A. Rhodes. ed memben were dedicated by Louise Payne, Lu Hardwa ' guests, Mro. Mary 2 edral train Sheer white fitted lhis week With her mother and Mrs. Harold Russell and dau- The event wu held on the lawn Rev. Nyle Borden. Mary Bllllllanlner~Julla y, and Clyde Andrews. sleeves w•th points over the other relatives. , ghter .. Mrs. Howard Waldeck of the Gov~nor_'s mansion. Po- A tribute Ill Rev. Borden, who and Florence Richards assisthands were in keeping with her Mrs. Amok! Richards. Linda land chtldren, Mark and Marcia htlcal chgnJtaries of Ohlo at. Is also chaplain at the Galllpo- m, ll'itll the entire day'a ENTERTAIN AT DINNER Complet~ •napshol out# veil of silk illusion falling from Jones , and Sandra Hollinshed of Huntm~on, W; Va. VISited tended. Entertamment wu pro- lis Stole Hoopltal, waa iJven gram. Carl Williams anti Mr. and Mrs. Everett Dalley • , . at lOw, low cosl! a crown of petals made of silk are attending a school of re· Monday; With thell' aunt, MISS 'ided by a band, singlnll groups by Earl Freem ol LakJD. Mra. Freeman oerved u ushers. entertained with a dlnnery ...d Jigiuus education this week in INelle Bmg. and others. A cocktail hor •as NeiUe Winston presented cor· at their home on Anne St., Everything for lndoor-outd_; organza outlined with pearls. ·Gallipolis. Mrs. Freda _Krlder, Syracuse, held preceding the buffel Mr. oagea to eenlnr meJI!bers of the Family f'-niC' Ia their daughter-In-law, pidure. in one value-packed The new Mrs. Struble carried I I Mrs. Susie Windon, Huntlngton, and Mrs. Fulls met the Gover- church lnclndJni Mn. Fred .., Dalley, on her ovtfltl '8rowni• Fiesta CGIMNI a white orchid on a small white Mr. and Mrs. Eva_n_Cowan of W. Va. and Mr. ~ Mrs. Joho enor and his wife and family, Jackson, Mrl. Kathryn Payne, Gillen By Gruelel'J Present were Mr. and takes 1nops in color and bla~k­ Bible belonging to her great ITampa, Fla. are VJSJtmg w1th Krider and family of Chester and reported a wonderful even- Mrs, Carrie CasselL Mlsa Julia Dalley and daiJghl· l and·whlte, even color -lltdiL' Just aim and shoot! Fo,r -iftCioQr grandmother, given to her by Mrs._ Clyde WinebrenHer a n d Road, spent the weekend with ing. Reeae, Mrs, Nan Barnett, and A famUy picnic was held SunBrowyn of Middleport pictures, fktsh holder aiips . t~ her grandmother. Her bouquet !family . relatiVes m Col~m~ua. a boutonniere to Fred Jackaon. d17 at the farm home of Mrs. host and hostess. on top Of COI"nera. 0utftt ·~w was of pink rosebuds. , Rev. and Mrs. Marvin Dow- MJSs PeJgy F1nn1cum returnUSHER AT WEDDING Mrs. Wlnslml also presented a Theodore Grueoer, Mlneravllle. camera, ftash holder, ftlntj· ilul~ batteries, neck 1trap. in qift bftx~ The matron of honor was 1son and sons, Dwight and Doug- ed to her home, t:mumbus Sat· David Konkright, of Middle- c~ to Mrs. Nyle Borden. All of the children, Jll'andchllLEAVES FOR VISlT Ann Vandermark Clarks Sum- •1 !tended the Portsmouth uroay • after 8 two weeks vaca- port attended the wedding Fri· Julius McCloud wes master dren and greet l'andcblldren Miss Donna Jean all for $9. with her grandparents, Mr. day of his brother, Eudell Konk- of ceremonies duringOscarthe after. were tORether for the first time of Mr. and Mrs. mitt, Pa., in an ~merald green ;is;tr~ct Parsonage Picnic at dress; one bridesmaid was Peg- Jackson Lake near Oak Hill aM Mrs. Raymond Krider. right and Linda Bowen, In 0000 program lrith Qualls olnce the death of Mr. Grueser !Smith, left by bus Friday mo1m-1 gy Vandermark, in a princess Monday. rs. SuSJe Windon returned Jamestown. David was an usb- and Mr. Carl . Williams glvln& 12 years ago. log for a visit with her aunt blue dress ; the other bridesto her home, Henderson, W. Va. er for the wedding, and their the devotions, and a welcome Present were Mr. and M r a, lj~~~Mr~.!and~~Mr=s-~Ch:a:rl:e!y~H. maid was Mrs. Jack Cramer, Mr. and Mrs. Everell Bach- Monday after a three weeks lather, Rev. Ramon Konkrlght, gJven by Carl Scott with I he Elmer Grueser and 8011 Keith at Lake Hamlltoo, Marion, O., in a lilac dress. ner accompanied their daugh- VISit w1th relatiVes 1n the area. of Ironton, olliclated at 1 he response by Mrs. Edith Luck- Diana Stevens and ~ Don~ Ushers were Ll Robert A ter , Cunme, LoiS Ann Sauer and Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Baronlck, ceremony Rev Konkrighl ,... adoo, of Rutland. Mrs. Laura 1\tartln of Pt PI .I W V , ' Zelly, Guthrie, Okla.; Lt. Dan: Nancy Buchanan to the Pres- Mulberry Heights_ have return- a m.;ista- of Heath Y?""g read the _church history Mr. and iel Demchuck Detroit Mich .. byterian Church Camp, Camp ed home from Pittsburgh, Pa. Methodist Church in Middle- With visiting miniBters lntroduc- Jr. and sons G and RDIIIIIe U. Robert A.' Brown, 'Los An: Presmont, Piedmont, Ohio &In- where they attended the wed- port. Mr.. and Mrs. Eudell and Miss Galli . ., getes, Calif.; Michael Sim- day. The camp· is 10 the Pesby· dmg of hiS mece. Miss Al•ce Konkrlght visited here Sunday SHOULD REGISTER Us; Mr. and Mrs. po' mons, New ·ltaven, Conn.; Lt. lena of Muskmgham .. On their B,"rnoJck to Mr. John Laughlin, with his brother, David. The Any member of the intermed- ser, and John, Pamela and We handle aU sizes of Mthur Hullter Swisher. n return they stopped 111 Colum- J · couple is residing In James- late youiJt fellowship of Heath my and Mr. and Mrs, Jack I I for hottlt> gas. We seryfft, Eustice, Va., and Lt. Charles bus where th~y were guests of Recent guests of Mr. and town. Methodllt Church •ho Ia Inter- tis and daughter, Sandra, For~' what we 1~11. W. Stewart, Alexandria, Va. Mrs. Bachner s sisters, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Baromck_ were Edested In attelllllng the church e.lll Run; Mr. and Mrs. William Mrs. Webster, the bride's mo- Mrs. Edison Wessa_ and ·. Miss waro Baronlck of Fa~rmont, W, HOSTS AT PICNIC . cump at Lmtcaster beeJnning T. Grueaer and daughter, . Del>ther, was in a sheath of nile Mary Schaaf. The g~rls wdl be Va .. and the M. B. Stejlhans Mr and Mr Robert Sh July I is asked to resJsler with ra of Middleport and A3C green chiffon with matching ac- gone a week. faMmdy, SdhaMdyslde, OhiO. of M-iddleport hosta Rev. M. E. Dowson. n,e camp Don Grue!er Denver :londo . r. an rs. Harley Brown, . . . 11 fur grades 7 a and 9 Som Mr and ' ' RUTLAND, OHIO cessor~ , . Attending the summer ses-- Mrs Myrtle LOn and di.u h- day for a· p1cnac dmner and re' ' • e · Mrs. E. Yost, MiddleThe ride s traveling c<•S· sions at Ohio University a r e ler . Doroth RlJg k S . g union of the White family held scholarships may be available. port; Mr. and Mra, Bradford tume for a weddmg tnp to Cape Henry Null AUred Scarberry R ' d J h yDa, c prmgs at the Middleport Roadside The cost is $22.50 for each one Maag Mlnersvllle and Mra Cod M • ' oa , o n . vis, East Livertie dln G ' · 11 11 •h. ahss.,_twhash~ Y1e ow n- Jr .. Robert Morris and Mrs. pool and Floyd Davis Wellsvil· Park. Attending were and a__n__ ~i·=--~---====ru=eae=r=th:•:hos:::te:s:s·====~""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""',.;;; en s eat WI w 1te men coat Arthur Skinner . Su d · 1 Mrs Forrest Frazier arid dautrimmed with matching yellow ' . . 1e,"lhviSited n ay afternoon ght . lh · 818 · 1e M Geo ers, and Mr . a nd Mr s. Elmer matcbing accessories and a Karen Bachner and Carolyn WI etr r' rs. rge T tma and all f Col · ' · · ThomtDn and family a n sons, o omwhile orchid corsfle. Nicholson, were In Athens IbiS • . bus; Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Sharp A reception was given at the past week where they VISited Mr. and Mrs. Charles Elliott Reynoldsburg· Mr and Mr home of the bride• Salem-st' with friends who were attending Rand and daughter Ann of c. w. BaJ-1ey, M'r. and, Mra . Wins.. W V • Charlotte t Bunda Y lfred Glaze Lancaster· Mr and 1Rutland, where floral arrange- tbe music clinic and workshop . ' · a. spen ments were of pink roses, del- on journalism. w•th her mother, Mrs. C. L. Mrs Paul Haptonotall 'chndren phinlullis gladiolas and chryArnold, Athens Road. Edith and Bill, . and Mrs.' BltutchP.' santhe...;ms ' Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Jones, Mrs. Clair Boso aixl children Assisting ·were Judy Chase -South Third Ave. have as the.lr of_Great Bend visited re<ently HaptonstaU of Middleport. Miller CQiutnbus · Karen Crake guest her niece, MISs Jean Rlf· wtth her mother, Mrs, Reule Pome;oy; Mrs. Harold Bondy: fl~ of St. P~tersb~rg, Fla. Miss Patterson, West Main St. BUSY AT ~ATR Newark· Mrs Billy Le w·J. R•lfle, who IS an mter10r decor- Mr. and Mrs. William Fisher Work 13 progressmg on reUamson: Rutm"nd, and M:rgue~- ator will be in Middleport lor of Parkersburg, va. spent bulldln~ the pipe organ at Heath ite Carnal, Chicago, Ill. . three or four months. the weekend with their parents, MethodiSt Church. Volunteer lay R E ·h D 1 i Mr. and Mrs Mason Fisher and men and the m•n•ater, Rev. ~er .mthm•h~ o1 a~ onM s Mr. and Mr~ Sam Amold Dowson, are assisting In get· sIa ymg wt IS paren~, r. · · t' the h · •·tt and 1 d Jil c A E "sh th" Mrs. Robert Wamslay and IIIII c 011' w organ an k rHs. · · mm•h: f lh" ldaughter June Ann visited &Jn- space finished. Members of the i ' . Mr and Mra church are lnv'ted POMEROY, OHIO I wee .h e· came -11 t to h" see h 1s a • day afternoon w1th 1 to share the ler ' w o IS ' a IS orne. Mason Fisher and fa.;,ily, Min: work this week _to be ready for LAST TIME TONIGHT I ~rsville. the organ repal!'man. 1 'MY SIX LOVES" Women Plan Picnic, Paul Fi_sher who Is employed [roiiiii.ioiiiii.ioiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;[ (Technicolor) Debbie Reynolds, Cliff Rob- I Programs For Yeor at Kentucky, spent the weekertson, David JansRf!n, Eileen . i•nd at his home, Minersville, The Boaro ol D~rectors of the · Mrs. Fisher accompanied him Heckart, Ran• Conreid and Mary McCarty. Middleport Business and Pro- back for a week's stay tolorc•rtoons fessional Women's Club Monday Mr. and Mrs, Howard Tocker TONIGHT & WIDNUDAY evemng .planned programs for and children, Beth, Howard and Ruth Leu.werik HaDJ Holt WEDNESDAY ond THURS. the cot~un.g year and at the an- Marjorie of Chepacket, R.I. ar''THI TRAPP PAMILY" July 3-4 (Color) nual p1cn~e lor members a n d rived Baturoay for a visit with NOT OPEN -<Jndthetr famd~s on Tuesday July her pareDts, Mr. and Mrs. Ad· Bob Ball Frankie ~ . FRIDAY ond SATURDAY 9, at 6 p. m. Mrs. Allen Roush olph Grueser Sr. Minersville "INVASION OF THI ' July 5.\ is chairman for the picnic with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bulla~ STAR CREATURES" ROCK HUDSON IN me~bers asked to take a cover- or Tampa, Fla. arrived Friday "COM& SEPTEMBER" Thurs. & Fri. July oW ed diSh and thel~ table service. for a visit with her brother and <Technicolor) Elvio Presl01 in "KID GALAHAD" Rock Hudson , Gina Lollobri· The bev~rage w11l be furnished. sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Attendtng the meetmg at the ~'reeker and other relatives (Color) &:ida.. Sandra Dee, Bobby -andDarm. home of the president, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bull'ard Georce Montgomery and Colorcntoons John. Werner, were Mrs. Allen of Tampa, FJa. were SUnday GUbert Roland In A new Electric Dehumidifier really defies humidity, "DIAMOND HEAD'' Je.nkmson, Mrs. Grace Pratt, evening dlnner guests of her "'SAMAR" Charlton Heston , Yvette Mi· M1ss Freddie. Houdeshell, Mrs. sister and brother-lo-la• Mr (Tecbnlcolor) mieux. Geo. Chakiris, France John Werner, Mrs. Pearl Rey' · Most models, now at y~r appliance dealer's store, \ ' Nuyen, James Darren, Aline nolds , Janet Koren , Mrs. Allen MacMahon, Vau~:hn Taylor ' SW&IT A HOT, 3 STOOGES I Roush , Mrs. Adolph Saelens, include automatic control& that help maintain the Mrs. Gloria Ebersbach and Colorctrtoon IMrs. Homer Forest. striil.~ f)hlifijr '*" obMm4l s':.,"$Mrl' ~n:=-14~ ~· =.,.sa:-~la lr~ l home u..; ·-:=~:1:::: .,..:0 4ll'l Around And About I . . . s-, Middleport the "' PA.Uia. BROWNIE CAMERAOUTFIY 1 •• NOW YOU KNOW Tb• aomfoal heads or "C"" )ITinc.," of the tilly prblclpal•Yol Andorra are the bishop of Urcel, Spalll, and tile preoldeat ol Fruce. VOl XV NO. 67 e • at y POMEROY·MIDDLEPORT, (i)HIO 45 More WalkOut j· t Point 9S u::; forme~ M~•- ~':.':~ 'S:~; M~~aag Ed~nd u: II Bulk Tank Serv.·ce m1 tj ~:i ~ I-·-- ~ere Rutland Furniture :!, '.. Phon~t SH. 2-4811 Mr. w. MEIGS THEATRE /?IJ~T. • • f)fN' ROT MILDEW. •• MOLD THIS WEEK ONLYI proper level of humidity in a given area of your home. 1 BIG LEAGUER Prevents and stops damage from Mildew, Rust, Dry BLACK OXFORD Rot, Mold and eliminates musty odors, drippy pipes, and warped woodwork. SPECIAL '59 DODGE 2 DR. H.T. CORONET V-8 Install an ELECTRIC 1 Automatic traosmlsslon, power steering, radio ·and heater. Two tone yellow and wbite. 99 YOUTHS & BOYS SIZES Simply No Wear Out To Them THE SHOE BOX MIDDLEPORT, O. WAS $1195 SALE PRICE IIICI Enter the Wonderful World of Electric Uving $9 8 8 KARR &VAN ZANDT .... Cldillac .,;,. Oldsmobile "You'D Uke Our Quau~. WIIJ or ~.BIIIIDIII" WY 2-5342 POfl'llroy, Oblo - Its Flameless! .. ~-,. ,::,., $,. ;6ur ELECTRIC OHIQ · ~ftlANCE DEALER totlcrl . /,} ... , .. • If' . . •· AN tN>tqTOR-OWNQ f'U8IJC UTIUTY AMI~I,~::~~~;:KrOtot ~~~) il>~. U a_w~TU I ~ ' ,. . l.. ..;.:....J~·f •. I ' • In ~iddleport Are Announced �! Yo Wo Te Girls Jw!rt":pe:"':·~::~nc ~V:~~~ Tigers Upset 0, R . G 'cleaning up camp and singll!g To -/c,~~"cab;n ~~~· g;r;u~ ::e.'u:;i Jets 7-3 In Ya W• Te Comp Fire Girls the fire and popped com. . PJay ., ~aclne went ' ampong at On June :.. the morninc was I Pomeroy the Gene Yost esbon on the spent planning a 4th ot Julr I u . rna,m1)' . Abo People In Pomeroy M M N ill, rs. c e • ~ge 89, Dies Jri FJon'da Coupie s 40th 1 ut ' AnnivefSlii'V . .' Is Celeb,-;t~ Ji 2-Dally Seqtlnel, Pomeroy·l!idllleport, ~·· July. 1• i"'lll t a .d.IIMI.\C · Sp"""' o. 111 ~~~e ~., .... . ., IN Srn!l- Co!bA.. Ia thl Spllll..... _ l~~"1J:::~~ ~=.'ij~ lht ! ~ A tiukel' lil,tlch wu lllld follow. NOI1b ~reano Ill bollle ~ ~ day honorlrq ~ 40th 1be 1110011 II apprllll<l1lDc llrot time. . ' Mrs. Frad ShumWtJ and !'Mi......o" ol . fr. lnd M r .• full pMif. Oh;o River June 27 and !II. On floai lu~ the Roclne Flremon • , The Pomeroy Ticer• upM!t the 'ltlndSOII, Johnny Gllmon!o loll !>all Keoteroon t1 Plllllet'Oy, P.T. PLIASANT- Mrs. Tht IIIOI'IIinl IWt 111'1 •""'"'•I A thou&bl for the day...(lrfet lune 'D. the girls went swim· celebration. Also. the Clrlo 'Jets 7-3 Tue!!day morning In Monday fer their homo In Onto Gqle,ln Lib. Mlty MNflll, • • formerly I Jupltet and !lotum. phllolopller Plato oald: "Of 18 •'1 mm~ at Forked Run Lake and worked on the<r symbolgram. Pomeroy Boys League play. ca. Fla. alter a two weeks vJo. l'rt!ent wer~ all their . Pleasant Route 2 resld.-t. n.e evenirq - lo Man. the oulmllo, the bo1 II the 111011 returned to the cabin lD cook Lunch :vas cooked on 1 h e Tiger starling pitcher B o b il with relaUveo In the area. ren and families which Monday at the home On lhit day Ill hlstoryo unmanaplblt." a spaghetti supper out of doors ,camp l<re. N Burdette allowed only one run John Bowen !ell Monday for ed, Earl 111Y_~_:st=· D daughter, Mra A. C. IFayl In 111&1. tbo tide of the Civil ----Gtrls attendmg were ancy in his lour- Innings of pltchinc hio horne, t:lneu, Fla.. alter m,ton: Mr . .,.. • an Honaker of Polm Bay. Florida. War wao turned Ill Gettyabura"!·~: ~ PIW:EI~rr Bentz. Brenda Bradford. Lsur- before giving wav to Lsrry I" two weeka visit with his oJa. Turner. Jr., Cbester; Mr. and had been In failinc health Union lorc!es crU!hed the ct • SUMMER el Ca<rns. Diana. Cross, sue Walker. Tiger pitchers struck ter, Mn. Homer Showers, Mrs. Marlon (Lonnie) K~ter· the past year. of COnledorate Gen. George DIJNEI)I!I, na. (UP!) " urtiS. Lmda Gnndslall. Shlr· out eight and gave up only one Mr. and Mrs. Dayton Strick- oon. Fi. Lauderdlle. Fla .. Mr. 11M was born March 1,, ott. A~<:Dormott •u the ley Hudson. Ja~e Johnson, Ann base on balls. ,land Jr. and children, James and Mrs. Roy Kesterson, Ches- In Putnam County the In 1890, Idaho be<amo the llrd nat!Ye-born Amirteatc ·te ' MrCimt<><-k. Shirley PYles. Kenny English wenl all the and Janet ol Portland, Oregon, ler, and these grandchildren, of the late John E. state to enter the Union. the USGA open champion. · Rhonda Savre. Joy K. Theiss. wa v for the Jets, striking out lhe gueoto of hls mother,. Jlllly Heilman, and jl4r. 10 d JNtlltla McCallister In 11198. the U.S. Navy deleated In 1811. Brenda Webb. and Martha Yost ,12 blotters but ivin u 13 free Mrs. Daytoo Strickland. Mrs. Wilham (Shirley Hellman) Her huaiNJnd IIU the late ----'---. . ----"---~ ;~~.;j&;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Two g~ests attendm< were Bet· ' passes. g g p .SP4 John R. Strickt.nd ol Cogar, 11"1 of Chester. H. McNeill who preceded BUDDIES REUNITED ty Theiss and Ruth Thorla. . The only Tlger hits were two ' Ft. Mclellan, AJa., Ia lpend· Jerry Gene _Diddle woo oboent . death In April II. 1M3. . Mr. and Mri Wiley W111Tt11 SUMMEl "I!CIAL The grrls were accompamed single• by Danny Hood, a trip- log a liklay furlough with hi& due to vacationing. and Mra. MCNeill were and children returned home COLD. bv• thetr guardian. Mn. Mary I b Da Ev nd In mother Mrs Dayton Strick· After the delicious picnic ol the uw.--. Cha~ Raleigh N C alter ~=:::: II WAVIS ' · M HI ' "S. " J h e y MY ano 1 a 1 • ' . l h W8 o en'"'•ed the ev""' · - -1 ' . ., C,urtts, rs. e en am 0 "" · gle bv Walker. Jet hitters were land. unc '"' •. . el Community .lor 41J ·years. Mr. and Mrs, Herald ·son. assistant, and Mrs. Mary !Jeff Werry with a triple, Vlr&ll Mr. and Mrs. Elml!l' Burton inc wu spentns~:ktng, lakJPC hod made her home with and .oono of Lo"' Jl(lttom. Mr. Mtoka Yeur A,..nlruenl Kay Yost and daughter, Sulle. lphillips. Skip Logan and Eng· and chlldrtn. MIUie and Bob, pictures, lnd ng. her daulhter, Fay, the past Warren and Mr. Osborne Te Move·Y- Hitlr !ish with singleo, and little oev· of Columbus visited Saturday several years. llutldles durillg World Wlf , _ , """ ., llrto"-' Potluck Dinner b en year.old oubJtltute rightfil!ld· evening with his sister and bro. · 1 \oi SUrviving are one son, John Thio was tbelr Drat Rog. 98c & 1.39 yd. or Andy Voughon, wbo aurprl• Uter·in·law•. Mr. and Mr&. Clif· ltO~!ipllaJ heWS McNeill, Pt. Pleasant; two since they were oeparated SHIRLEY'S Serv..d To Memberl ed everyone with a dooble 1 nd lord Leifheit and son, Roger. daughters, 1\{ra. Honaker, Palm lf\ll the war overoeas. BEAUTY SHOPPI A potluck dinner was served single. Dr. J .B. Marshall of Louis· ~ E red H pltal Bay, Fla., and Mra. _Cblfloe 01wh PMow WY 2-2207 to members and guests at Max Folmer, first siring Jet ville, Ky., arrived Monday to ate · tered A. (Rebar Oshel, Pt. Pleaunt; memller of Bethol 62 allo yd. 104 Mullleo:ry Ave. the July meeting of the B. H. catcher, was forced to leove the joi~ his wUe and family for • Amon~ :h~ln en t 24 one sleJ><Iausltter, Mra. E. r . ~and on Friday Sanborn Missionary Society of game tn the fourth when he sui· vtstl with her mother, Mrs. Hol!er oop:,. Ha I~U (Ennis) Lowry, Ashtoo; and the majority degree CLOIID WIDNIIDAY the Middleport First Baptist fered a broken thumb on h II John F. Baily and family. hours ...... M ~ Aer, silt uandchl!<l,ren. INtkM lu!r .. honorary JI)Voa~qt IJ Appolnllllelll Church. Monday evening. 'tell band. Mrs. Maxine Arnold and dau- fill Third Ave., rs. van ar• Funeral· ~lee Will be held bttr. THE ' Mrs. Charles Bennett presid· Tigers 030 301. -7 4 ghter. SUsanno, were Galllpol- ~ 011 Rt. dl '; 111~ 1~· ;::- Friday at 2:30 p. m. at ed rollowlng the dinner in the Jell 1100 1!1 - 3 I II vlsitoro Monday and 1~ mao monc•·:-ht J aR~ Crowa Funeral Home~~;~' absence of the prosident and Burdette Walker (5), and day. Mro. luac '""" ' r., be In SUnerest vice president. Mrs. John Fultz Swatzel. English and Folmer, Paul C. Werry and son, DougI Ewlngton, M~l. Em~~ N. Friends 'I'"Y eall ~I the Sinter Sales & Service presented devotionals. using Phillips (4). las, are spending this week at .bert, Rt Z rown y, Wr 1• al home iller I p. m. Thursday. the Werry cabin at Forked Run IHarold F. Stewart, 1104 ater . , McCALL'S PATI'ERNS the theme, "A Need For Rev· erence." Lake. St, Pt. Pleasant, Miss Ha!el . POMEROY Mrs. Paul Smart and Mrs. Cook-Out Is Given PFC. Edward Kitchen whO A. Bolter, 103 Hop Pt. Meigs Native Dies. 115 W. Sec. WY 2-2284 Bert Bodlmer gave a report ol 8 1\f ft ld · has been in Germ1ny for the Pleasant, MIN Sandra L. Lona ffines• lhe house party held at Gran· Y n. eyno 1 paat two years, orrived Salur- er, 513 Chandler Dr., Pt. Plels- PI': PLEASANT _ Mytth! ville in June. Highlights of the MASON - Mrs. Catherine day for a SO days furlough with ant. Tlmotlly A. Roush, N e w 69" I 712 First St ·, · Reynold• entertained recently Mrs Kitchen and daughter Ju Haven, W. Va., Mn. N. Faye Tu• sc1' 0 . 1 ree ' "th 1 -~~·t at h- home In . . . 1 C I Bull I 0 W V e ay at 1:55 a. m. In For Home Improvement~ Or WI ·-~ ~ lie, and his mother, Mro. Alma a n, . a • · a., HoopiW She had been ~son . Preoent were Mn. Rey· Kitchen at her borne, Unloo Joe Denison, 13 So. Third St., lailln health the st I BE SAFE- BUY ALL DRUGS nold's brother ond family, Mr. Avenue Middleport, Brent Robert Ealt- 1•e<ors. I P1 wo Special Landscaping We Furnish •• FROM A PHARMACIST AT and Mrs. Charles Ktna. Joyce, · man, 234 1!. S..Ond St., Pom&- I' Cindy and Jell. who resided at roy Mtl. Harold F. Jellero, .... born In Meiss COUllTaranto. Italy lor over three ItO~ Pleasant Ridge, Pomeroy, the daughter of the late Mrs. Wen<leU E. Grate, Rutland and May E. Seuer yean; Mr. and Mrs. John Grandstaff. cathy, Cbldy and Jolm w. Thompson, Rt. t RutShe was • member ol the Porn, Mason: Mr. and. Mro. lo.nd, Mn. Mary M. Hubbard, of America, CouncU Carroll Shinn and •:hlldren. , , Syracuae, Daniel A. , Aliso and LOwell of Leon; . Mra. Syracuot, 'Mra. Annie . Survlvlnc are two .brothers. R. c. King and 10111, Jtmmy Jr. SyracuR, Mn. and Leonard Miller, both WI Alll AI fiiiAil AI YOUR TILI!PHONI and Nicky o1 Hender1011, Mr. Books presented to the Porn- Kaiberllle 'Leach, Jackton, Mra. ~ P~t: ·n be Lasco Nldey, Henderson, and eroy Public Ub•ary rocmtly Ben H. Ballard, Ironton, Mro. ra Th th CALL WY 24214 FOR SERVICE the hostess and 100s, Norman by J w HeriSCher Charleston James r. Healey, Parkeralltlrc, mi Hour 8~t~ the Re AND PliCIS and NelliOII. W. Va .. Include 'theR titiOI• W. Yo.. Devere S. Demlnl, Rl. L necrali Samelll e v. ' · '3AdrlanMich • urs ve meeting Included two mi!~!on· Mrs. Lucy Gamer, librarian. • Blrtho .. .. . . . Burial will be In Lone [· k Ind . · · i · tli said today: R Cemetery • Frlenda may call 1ary spea ers, ao 1an grr s • "The S lendld Llttl W .. Mro. Cllnllm R. Hollinger, I. ,dent of Bacone College, . Miss. by Frank ';,.,Ide!. e ar, 1 Reedsville, daughter, !:18 p. the funeralllome. Ruth Waltero, and Mrs. Ken· " The American Herila e Book m. Tueoda7. Mrs. Robert G. I f •\ ' PHONI WYN2M JJeth Dodp011,. !Vho .. haa.. tetura· of Great Historic Pl!r.,! .. Ervin, 111. r Welloton, aoo; I ' ' RI!T,llllN 110MB ed from India. The project ., . . . · p.ni. tueaday. Mrs, Thoma• L. Mr. and Mrs. Harry P. l,of the Baptist Women's Confer- of :g;:~;~:!'on~~rl~ge Book Kelly, 543 Grant St., Mlddl.. returned Sonday evmlng froml\·=~n~•• ANYONE ELSE'S PRESCRIPTION '[ ence, raising fund• lor the Bap- 1 " And n . .. • b M Kin· "port. 100 , 11 , 11 p.m. Monday. Cleveland where they attended II ..,.h... pills will fix yov up, Ietty," M•r· list camps. was a success. 1 K ersc vt 11e. Y ac · Dloebuged . Uand lle4810tll of the lnte,.. th• be•moct \ · witll over 14.11tltl sent to the e~. 01;~o~i· B to . Se to Patients recently national Order of Job's DaughNow, Mtrtht, w• know you metn . .n. Camp Council. the uw~':; .. ~n ~illla~a Nr Included Mrs. Paul E . France, 1...,_M_ ..,.s,.P,.atr'"lcla""'"11 Bla k,.eo1.,ee..;'..a'il ret your pilts could prove h•rmful to Ietty 11 11 The ' Y · Lowell Bush , John Rieharda • ~~ •.. better let her docter prescribe som• . Love Gift ollering was Cham ben idedlcated by Mrs. Berth a "The Spirit of 'Sevmty·Six, Clay, Mro. C. L. J!ob. We Give thint. (But, when he don, do SUII"' 1M fill her prescription here!) Archer. There Will be no The Story ol the American RevMrs. Jean Cobb, Mro. J. I&H ther meetmgs until September. olution... edited by Henry Steele Dodrldge and lnlanl s o n, Oil IN e3 Reglalered Pharmaclsls To Serve You I Commager and Ricbard B Frank James, Mra. Pearl KJ111PP'il ITAMPI 1GETil ALLIANCE LOAN . Cora Sweeney, Lloyd ~----~--~ In Ordar To Better Serve Famlllas Moving MANAGUA. Nicaragua IUPII "Amorlcan Scriptures." Mrs. William Maddy. -The U.S. ·Embassy Van and Carl Carmer. · Nelson, Norman Ashbaugh, Mrs. To Meigs County, and Aid Tham In Flndlnt - _ _ _ -· _ R. L. Cartwright,' Rhonl ' appro• a! Tueoday o! a tt REXALL DRUGS Allianco lor Progreso loon PROBING THEn Rosalie Anthony 1111d • Nicaragua lor lengthening I PT. PLEASANT - S I I David , A hom• or Apartment We Would Like AI WY. 2-2955 Pomeroy 1Mercedes AiOJMlrt il1 Police are Ih Amoar AOhlg ....,=================,.[,'~d:ate~je::ts~.------ theft of an army According to the midnight ePOMEROY, 0. Meigs Countiana Thlt Hive ~ental Pro,. Ich•eck !rom tho meil box ol the nursing depart· 112 IICOND IT. bome of Arlin Hall, lOt those pt~tiento who were Noxt .to tho '•brlc lh., S t r e e t. The check, No. as fair Included John L. ty To Complete The FC!IIowlng Form Open Sunday, Mondoy, 4757851, wu in the amount Jeffers, James E . , Her~ Tueodoy, Wedneoday, and payable to Wilbur N. Chambero, Jacob Fridll' IPd Saturdor That We Mey C•t•log and Furnish Local . burlber of Mro. Artin 1ord, Mrs. J . Roy Bar 0ett , .. _. .... 11;30 A.M. A nolrhbor or the Hello Howell. Mrs. Hazel Mitt... II Uatlll:tlll P .1111. ,_ Opm Soturdayo Til f r .1111. a IIWI d010rlbod u I foot, · McGraw, Mrs. CtYmiMr of Commercea, etc. A Complete (Closed All Day Thundors) :~::g approximately 180 lbs Lambel't, Mloo ' - 1 ?I"!. !"V" llf·Jilddleport, o., July 1. 1963-a j.. 11tq opm~ - I :I I I ' ) I ' lr ....... 69c ·.· 1 • Fabric Shop l READY..MIXED . ::m- CONCRETE After SAVES TIME-SAVES MONEY Herscher GI'fts To Pomeroy Labrary Listed SWISHER & LOHSE J ' eTOP SOIL eFilL DIRT eGRAVEL .. '"':t:ce "; ... Goeolein Ready-Mix Co. RENTAL PROPERTY OWNERS I SWISHER & LOHSE 1 Bright Star DISCOUNT Matts . . EEP COOL! S. ••. the easy low-cost way! I \\\ !Jtf/1:, 0 N 1.. y ere~:~~~~ ~ar~~~:~ Danlel~:~::~~!f.nd ned, rimmed glasses and a verne c. Nldoy and Reuben 1 ~ with a red collar, Richards. . check from the Hall resi· Nine uplla of blood were ad· ~ · at the hoepllal CLASS MEETING HELD The June meettns of t b e Gleanero cia" ol tlle Mro.· Paul C. Werry and son, ville Methodist church ,.. Dan, ara 1pendlnc thlo w01•k . ::s~~~·~~;;:r Listing Of Rtntals. II MondayBrown, eveningpresident~. at the c~~~~~ I;;~ht!:r_:mo:th:er~,_:Mr:•~·-A~Ima~1.:o:,..:~A~II~D=oy~J~ul='~41h:J VIctor ed the meeUng with prayer. lollowed by group sinslnr. A short buableos sesolon was held and relreshmento were _~ervad Mrs. -CIUiord Philllpt. At. j te<rldiotg were Mr. and Mrs. ErnStewart, Mr. and Mro, VIClo Brown, Mr. and Mrs. ' CI~­ PhliUpt, Mr. and M r o. Bradford .Maog and Mr. Mn. Gregoby HaD. 20"ECONOMV PORTA.La WINDOW PAN How's tllis for a bargain on a fan that'll bring you new comfort! Big, tw<rspeed fan brings in 3300 c:u. ft. of cool air per minute ... tum it around and cxballlt hot, o~le air. Lightweight and convenient ll•ndlc for euy carrying to any room in the bouse! I!:ASV WINDOW INSTALLATION u...... _ _, .. •w..._ ,_ wllh·-tolo ...u, .._ ...u..., etllwl ....... ,.... olo lolloht - LPN'S TO MEET Dlvlalon If. Ucenood Pr~ Nur.... will have their regulat meeUnr at Maplewood Lake, Syracuse, at & p. m. July II , to be followed ~ a rooat. All L.P.N.'o are and ma1 brine a 81,, DISCOUNTS , .can turn to 818 DI.APPOINTMENTSI r .------- ---- .,I.. . Nod to Drl••ln Th...,. CIOMd All DaJ lloDdaJ Open At 10:00 All Tueo. Wed., Tbllhday. Friday, lat. urdoy" SundiJ. Close Evory Day At 7::10 CAll lrouro I!.D.S.T. Mooon) -I I I I 1 I I I I I_ I I I I 1: 1\ ! t 1 ~~ r \' i, 1.-.J :li~Jj · - · 174tW wltlo. ,... - A Complete Selection, 12.95 to 39.95 - ·- - Send Abwe Te '. '' • I I illlil.- - - . . J\ ..... - ~ Sem'e..., For Mr. Ord, 72, Are Announ--.1 pamll' _ H. ...... ., Squ•d & Called Celebrations May T'-1. up a.e . ·· T0 u.JV £~A Li Ve8 be held Friday at 2 p. m. from unH ns summoned to the Mid· By Uo!W ..,_ laC 11 17 --, the Broad Run EUB Clntreb dleport Hlll residence of Ida I Americana prepared todoy • 'I ; wltll the Rev. John Icenhower Manley where she ouflerl!ll a , celebrate the Fourth ol July. wltlr ·' olllclatlng. Burial will be Ia loot Injury. Mro. Manley waa the . predl that 8 11 _ the Graham Cemetery. takeD to Meigs Memorial hoo· 65CJ :;:... will •uriDI the He wu bQrD July " · 18!10. In pltal by squadlll!len. long weekEild. ~ New Haven, the 800. of the late The National Safety CouneB " J~n and Sarah Grmstead. His CHARLESTON MAN DD'Jl i oaJd the eotimal..t 160 k> Uti wtle, Jenm.e Hess Ord. also Frank Booth. 85, of Charles- I deaths woold be a record blgb preceded htm In ~eath. He was ton, W.Va., died . suddenly t<>- [ !0< the IDdependeiiCe Dar w"""· a reOred slate road foreman. day at 7 a. m. at the borne ol end. AD addltional 24.000 k> 28,000 Survivors Include three sons, Cleeve Fowler. West Columbia. ld be bljured IN Milton E. Seaside, Celli., John He was a retired builer mall· per8D11~ :~cted E., Letart, RFD I, Richard. er at Hobson and a member . ooUDCI P 1 · New Havm; two daughters. of the Masonic Lodge of Mid-, The t02-hour botlday begllll at Mrs. Della NewJand. MaBOD; dleport. 363 F&AM. Preceded Is p.m. local time and continMrs. Irma Roach: Parsons. W. in death by his wife, carrie, until midnight Sunday. Va.; 18 grandchildren, lour his parents. ~ndrew and Howard Pyle. COOIICII president, great grandchildren. three sis· Garrett Boooth, he Is said nearly three-fourtlu or aD ters, Mrs. Lawrence Wolf by two daughters. Mrs. traffic accidents would be cwsed Mrs. Ella Cepehart, New Horton Brown of Colum- by drinking and driving. drivilltJ en, and Mrs. Hettie Mrs. James Sprouse of too fast, driving left of Rutland. West Columbia: a 800 • Jameo and lailure to yield right-<JI·way. Friends may call at the Booth of Charleston: i6 grand- The Weather Bureau oaid SUllO)' lesong funeral home after children, '!I great grandchildren skies were expected on the Thursday until t p. m. and ooe great. great grandchild.! Fourth In the easwn hslf of tho when the body .will be taken Funeral plans are ineomplet.e. 1 nation an< lair to partly cloudy to the church 10 lie In state Friends may call any time at 1skies elsewhere. It wm be w8tlll lor one hour. Rawlings Coats Funeral home.ln ahoost all section.!. This oolumn Ia dedicated to family Uvjng, 00 11 you're hav1ng kid trouble or just plato trouble. let Helen help YOU. Silo wUI also welcome your .,.. omualng experiences. Address Helen B<>ttel in care of thIs newspaper. Copyright, 1963, King Fea· lures Syndicate, Inc. CO:. ' ce-. tenders' Benevolent Association. His real name Is Hiram Walker. Get ready for all kinds of Midwestern gemutlichkeit next May when Harry Tru· man celebrates his 80th birthday. The Democrats are out to make it the biggest poUtlcal event of the year, next to the presidential elections, and the Republi· cans will have a hard time finding any· thing that can even come close to match· lng It In folksiness . . . They did something unusual at a recent screening of the new Ross Hunter movie, "The Thrill of It All" - showed it twice because some of the punch lines were drowned out by laughter the first time around. Lucky, the -iltternational!y famous model, suddenly cancelled her wedding to singer Jean Derives. She decided against it, she told everyone. because her two previous marriages were flops and she's hafpily busy taking care of her beautifu little granddaughter. . . . Jazz singer Joe Williams is titling his remin· iscences "There's Nothing Deader Than Yesterday's Blues. " New York police are having their usitlal .Problems with girls who insist on pa· • rading through the Times Square sector In the briefest of brief shorts, now tbat Summer is here. Some of the current c<*tumes are little more than bikinis but veter&n cops say this is nothing com· pared to what they'll Q.e seeing next year when the World's Fair is in full swing. And if will be a delicate situation, because the Finest hate .to embarrass visit· ors . . Thirty-seven Russian ships arriv· ed in Cuba during the month of May, 10 more than during April. They carried arms, tanks and Russian soldiers. Harvey Lembed. does such a devas· fating talr:~HJff on Marlon Brando in "Beach Party," he's afraid Marlon will be offended. They're old friends, says Lembeck, and he'd hate to have Marlon take it amiss, but a fellow does have to stick to the script, and that's what he did . . . Comedian Danny Driscoll, so badly injured in that Alabama auto accident, is back in New York, in St. Luke's Hos· pital. It will be a year-perhaps morebefore he can work again. The car he was driving at the time of thQ crash was .the only important possession of his friend Todd Michaud, a struggling young singer. Todd has given UP. Ills hopes of a career, at least temporanly, and enUsted In the Army. HartfOrd Man prOftOUllCed Dead At CJiru'c Rf TO PHAI[ THf m THE GIFTS THAT LAST! HARTFORD - Funeral ser· vices for George Staats. 62. Hartlord, who died Tuesday at I:15 p. m. after being taken to the Mason Clinic by Foglesong ambulance, will ll<' held at the Foglesong Funeral home Fri· day at 10 a. m. with the Rev . Marvin Frame officiating. Bur· ial will be In the SUncrest Mem· orial Park, Pt. Pleasant. He was a brine tender at the salt plant In Hartford, and was B. H. SANBORN JEWELER·OPTOMETRJST MIDDLEPORT MILL ST. We Specialize In Room Groupings! born February 1, 1901, the son of the late Philip and Rebec· ca CUtshaw Staats. Sunlvors are a son, George of Harlford: a daughter. Mrs. Bessie Landaker. Rutland: sev· en grandchildren, ·two ·brothers, Ed. Fairview Community. Letart ; Harry . in CaJifornia, and a sister, Mrs. Clara KO.Jsh,ll · 3 ROOM GROUP $299 Mason. Friends may call at the fun· eraJ home after noon Thurs~ day. Mr. Staats was dead on arrival at the clinic. GETI'ING BE'ITER Mrs. Geneva Nolan, County Extension Agent, coo· ttnues to Improve at Holzer hos· pita!. Mrs. Nolan is expected home in a lew weeks. Continuation of the "no visitors - no telephone calls" rule will as· slst in speeding Mrs. recovery, according to the Hoi· zer physicians and her family. Cards may be sent to her in Room 261 in care o1 Holzer ---------~ hospital. 5:511 a.m.; Charleroi up 16. 7 up Greenup 3:25 a.m.; A~ ----a.m.; Captain Harrison up 17, lied-Ashland up Greenup 4:15 FORFEIT BONDS 0 5:15 p.m. ; Pioneer up 11, 6:55 1,..,.·ee:m'APndrew Calli"':'" d w n Three have lorleited bonds 5 a.m. ; Chtppewa up and ~nother was lined In Mid· 1, ~--------- a.m. ; John J. Rowe down 19 • Greenup 7:55a.m.: Pat Murphy dleport Mayor Lee Smith's oae letter lllmply lltandl tdr another. In thill •ample A ill ue4 Gauge read lap: GaUl polls 8:10 a.m.: Patten down 19, 7 up 32 11 p m . Edeana Bos· t W"Jr F"f 20 Ch ah .lor tbe tiJrM L'l, X for the two 0'1, etc. S1nfle letten, &pol• dam 18.4, IZ.3. rtllll1lng 4 feet a.m.; Walter Beckjord up 21, worth 'down 32 j",45 a.m .. Jooes coorR t 1""; ~ e~ ~ • ~ tropbtel, the lmrtJl artd formation ot the wordl are .U IUnt& on rollers Pomeroy·Mason 20. 5·45 a m · Lunga Point down ' • tre t 2 waa 1n .,. a cos ll.a day tiM c:ocM letten an dlfferea.L 84 Pt Pie • •• 38 Hin . 2l 7•15. ., . lnd" 22 up 32, 3:15a.m.; Col. Davenport on a charge of crossing a doo· , . aaan .. -· , ton .' · •:m., tana up • 33 .. 3:30 a.m.; Bayou Lor- ble yellow line; Ike M;:~.ill A Or,pt.opam Qua' 'tl• .83, Kanawha FaDs 1.82, Cbar- 4.30 a.m., Jerry Bosorth up ratne down 34 7·15 p m . Rav- . dl f r1 "ted st 5 0 lestoo 18.tMI. London, Marmet 22, 5:55 a.m.: Delael down 23, """wood down" " ". "' am . Mtd epol tort:_. ."t haa G~to l l TV RKOP DBZ DKA¢V DKCP K 34 12 30 h 8 1111 A E Dyk d ~• · · · • on an n ...ca1ton c rge nd Win!" Id •·-11 =•u were oo I e : p.m.: ·. · es own Norther• down 34, 4:25 a.m.; Lsughlin. forlelted a $1!t·..n;::~~~~ Q R H P Z TKVVPH CIP a RBO I!IPO sills. 23, 1.1111 p.m., 0. F. Sh~arer Binao op 34 5·35 am . H E kle · Boat nt du 23 8 55 M Ch · -... • · · · • · · on a rec ss operattoo DT£P BD CIBQSIC.-POPZVBR moveme_ I: wn • .= p.m._; r. . rts Bowles down 34, 6:30 a.m. and Jam~ Dotson has forfeitOhio Rloer James Hood up down 23, 1.20 a.m., Hamilton GaUipoUs Dam _ z i m mer $ 2 bond 1 1 "lerl I Y•t 41.)"1 Orfptoqootet FASHION IB THAT BT WHICH 01 , 14, 6 p.m.; Dave Crockett up down 23, 3:45 a.m. : Valley down p.m.: Shyfly down ed a _ l _ or ng. 'I'Hiil :fANTASTIC BII:COMI!jl FOR A MOMENT \JI!IIVBR· 5 40 li6 1 r--08CAR WlLDiil 14, 10:40 p.m.; Southern up 14. Transporter down Greenup 10: 8:30 p.m.; F. H. Johnson up 0 1811, Killl ....Uli'IM 8¥ ~tt. lDc. 6:05 a.m.; Walter WIIJJamson 45 p.m.; Pamela D. down a.m. ; llllnols up 6,30 a.m. Ell = = : : : - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - --.:.do _ wn .:__l5 _:_ •_ 7_;:a_.m_:·.:.;_:O_:VE::;_;,C_u:::p:....::I6::.•_G::r..:ee::n;:.u~p--:::1:,;:,:;45~a;:..m;:..:,',:Bo~b,;Be~n- Kanawha River_ !JtUe Ed- DEVOTEO fO INTERESf OF TliRRY lr GEORGE WOHDER down Marmet 7:30 p.m.; ltjjEJtiS MASON ARIA IICUnl I. Ow-. ~~-V. Harner down Winfield c...., ,...._...,.. ....._ FURNITURE Frida> I 0,.... Saturdoy rHl DAllY SENTINr• new diet·rite. cola only 1 calorie per serving no sugar at all SAVE YOUR RC COLA, DIET-RITE COLA, NI!HI. TRUE FRUIT ORANGE AND UPPER 10 BI)TTLE CAPS. THEY ARE VALUAaLEI WE WILL PAY 'Ia CENT EACH TO YOUR FAVORITE CHARITY, a.m.; Elgercliff down Win- ;:,"~..;~:= ~ 6:30 a.m.· Beaver down •:omp•IIJI ' OMo 6:50 a.m. mrr IDtanll ••t'- •• 0~ Meigs General Hoopllal ttD "eeua1e St. -.a.,., Bull*• Ofi'IN . . . . trY etlttortaJ RtoM WY Mta W NIUODEl adDU 1 I ccpu UIIIW !lottlDetu Clmblll. 1M., IU tAalal bill , ..... N•• YOitl ~ . N. . t'llll'll ADMISSIONS - Nooe. ..- w'bu. •• · - .,..,... DISCHARGES - J erl S u e ·art'iet lfl lltftll .... ''VItote, Mlddlepor t·, J ames Sou• ~ . . ,., ~~~ ....... ., T ~ • t'" ~ ._.,.",. .mee 11a.e a _.. Middleport· Ellen WilsOII •u. ,.., ._.., ., . bach ...:. ~l10r8 Ebe I -• .., l":oiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii • ~HUll e.l.. ~I '-1M . . ..fftol!e .. ....,.... u .QJ....... PC!W.I.e J'So ._... t:l..e ........ ••.Uib..: 0 D I If m.U: GM nu a01 ....................... --------------------------------------:~ .. .., litJw II'Y liiiW Top Value STAMPS can- WITH ALL PURCHASES ·l' 1-' Ntghll ,..,. River Report I .. -). P11 _, Ebersbach Hardware I I I I I Mala I'• Art m'illlel Dear ·HeleD: . ,. . I have read 111111)' timet about mea Uklllg 1!11'1, wblch ~ oby lf DOl carrleti!IIO far. My Aeconllnc huslj@ntlla comp!ete!y.ear eragy, He gell• bad lifter be sees .... ha he can't aleep, gellup and walkll the floor ~ keeps every011e awake. II cant month-<!ar · and· gu payment be a alee .medium priced car, bracket. Yet he'd be the lint but cme thatlllavllb. He makes to scream If his wife suggeated It mlaerablo for enryoae until moving into 1 house thai cost he gets II. Be sayo be'U do n15 a month. Why. don't you exlra wart, to paJ far it, or try II, SOP, liiHI then work wt alay home and uve. WeU, the a compromise? - H. extra work never, materlalllel, Dear Helen: and I do the staying home A couple <Jf years ago we lor three years trying to meet bought a home In the suburlltl. thoee big paymeDts and psy Our families on both sides live 'the gas bills at 10' or 12 miles 1 1n city apartments. They think to the gaUoo. Before one car it's the ueatest, visiting us on ly DOROTHY KILGALLEN I' paid lor he's drooling lor : weekend!. Naturally, they hav· The Celebrities . onother. en't room 111 their aparbnents The Maria Novotny story may chalPeople knowing llll1' lboder· lor us to return the viSits - we lenge Christine Keeler's saga before the ate circumstances know ·,we have six thlldren. International call girl scandal£ become can't really afiord 'a luxury This summer we rented a · history. One of Maria's closest girl chums car with all the utru. It looks house at the beach. Same thing. was Involved with two heads of state•illy _ and 11 IS silly to do Only aU through the week, no one Latin American, the other a Very withoui so you can have a car let-up. I'm so tired I want to Big Man on the other side of the Allanyou can't enjoy. My husband's drop, and I'd like tp have my tid. The girl who "could tell all" about mother, seeing the latest said, family to myoell lor awhile. them is reported to have committed sui"Well, my Utile boy hasn't Sometimes I have up to 15 kldll, <ide not long agoo .... Robert Goulet's grawn up yet." Yet? He's In hls using the bathroom, tromping · ex·wife Louise has an ardent suitor. IO's! Whatever can 1 do? _ sand through the bouse, eatillg He's Bud Brees, the disc jockey.sJnger, S.O.P. and drlntlng. Parents seem to and friends expect them to marry when Dear S: think they're no trO]Jble as long and if he gets a divorce. Mahalia Jackson, b!lled for many )'ears as "Queen of the Gospel Singers," DAILY is carrying on a determined one-woman 20. Style DOWN campaign against performers who sing 1 . NonJense: of gospel songs In night clubs, people who oolloq, art encourage them and night club owners 21. Q.lv. 2. SChemlnl who employ them. She's even angry with out 3. Octavia'• heat husband the customers who applaud them in the 22. Fruit 1.. Flowered drinking places. Miss Jackson's belief: that eott.ool "The word of God is too precious to be ripens eloth e;trly, degraded by presenting it in a night 5.Falter,u heM. and .club." Two years ago Mahalia was offer· YMt.M'4ay'• An•w• some ed a fantastic deal at Basin Street but peachea 8, DNpicable : she remained true to her conl"ictions and 31. Rock 23. Beard fragmentl of 1. Cae•ar'• turqed It down. at clift' ba.. rye robe The swanky Belmont Ball raised mo33 . Soon l . latgarden· · 24. One's ney for charity by raffling off a dupli· paper 34. Without er: Bib. cate of one of Queen EUzabeth's cars, an e. Certatb. cur...,cy H . Melody ritJe9l' English Rover. But apparently the lucky plato\ . (2 wdJ.) :n . .so. Am. winner doesn't dig status symbols all 25. Old rodont 10. Duteb that much; the auto Is up for sale in the 38.L&y ~ Oil tlrnn oommune (look &t) classified ads. 18.-jntha ll'l. Pubtte vehicle 39. Animal'• ointment Pat Boone, touring the midwest, had 29. Excl-.. pelt 18.~ and a frightening experience in Kalamazoo. 4.0. Dud& ma.tion 0 Ito The mob of teen·agers waiting for him outside the theatre where he had appeared was so large and so frantic that It took half the town's police force lo get him out alive. The cops put Pat and his pubUcity man, Glenn Rose, m a squad car, and zoomed him out of town with the wild fans trying to follcw in their own jalopies. Eventually th• squad cars outdistanced all the others nd made a secret rendezvous with Pat, chartered bus 20 miles from the scene of the melee. Singer Jackie Wilson Ia due In New York to undergo minor surgery . . . The Apollos, the hot new vocal group openlng at The Eighth Wonder, the Village nightclub, features one vocalist who surely merits the blessings oi the State Liquor Authority - or at least the Bar· CROSSWORD •sAND ,t· Ill)' d R . Vo•"ce Of •Broa way·... teportin~D 1 Sit:;:; '"'""1- t. 'ftley'd tab lectur~ and try to piCk' my ialde. CJD yw help! - JUNIE ...., ro DoHman Home . Wotilr! l be !fl"tllll to a It :frlenda attd their lavorlte pun- Dear JUDie: them to ca)l ID advance! TbeD !lshmetll 11 eonllnedwnt and ,.. Sorry - I'm on J'OUl' parMiddleport emergency • ,.. alie8at we WOII'I have to chaDp Illrictkll, onts' side, too. Perhaps they cue lqUadlmen l&niWered I caD wr plana a the lui JDO!uent l l'm - 14 and popular. 1he1 are 101na about It wrong, bot II the Fred Hollman realdence, to •.eutriln. - "WOJINOOT j•on•t lei me have datea liD)' they at "ast are .lrylng to do Soulh FOUJ'th..st at ll:tltl ·a.m. HOSTESS ' imort, and If a .ear puiea by wliat'o rtpt. Y• _., eve~~ t:CU tocby where an Infant daughDeat ·ffoetao: • "and beept 111 botil they get lrJ. You'd better settle for a tar was IU. She wu talten to I'd be In favor of "Don't eaU real mad. Tiley 'aald If 1 would counselor qtllek before yoo get NEW RAVEN- Funeral oer- medical treatment by prlvate 1 ua· - \"I'll ·call you" policy. bavellr<lugbt lllllll,ollhe ~ compuloory eounaellnc I rom vlbea for Henry E. Ord, 72, wbo l tr~UM . Toll them frankly yoo're at the home they ri:IIJbl have bHn your county JuYenlle ()fflcer. died Tuesday at I a. m., will Ai ll.l$ a.m. Tuesday t be for a . rat and the doc llt<lre CDIIIIIdel'lle. tor uyo "No oompany." (If The rellltlll IOIIlO gtrla get Unless you take over ttre bud· he hun'! _ hand him your pret!IIIIJ1I Is to get back at get and make your capital problem and he will i _ H their parents 1 tried that but "N6n stick, .you're a(ucl< for Dear •&len : · · iIIOihlrqj hapP,ned. That's why life with a little boy and his I bate "my parenla. They are they don't trull me. My (ather apanslve wants. to the worst. Now they treat me baa a good job and reputatioo my female readero, lhll ts one even worse because they know and he's warned me not to olthe biggest problems of IIW'- I despise them. My friends tell ruin him. Don't say to see my rled Die - keeping a $8,000:_ me to be .,.eel to them, but I priest or a COUJI8I!lor or o rela· a-year mOD oot of the Sl7r... can't otand belnc nice as IIIey tive because f:hal wouldn't ;:::11 U:, 1 lotte! pert o1 the 11me don't deane 11. ,..,. ..-----------:---------;.,··'!beaCh $750 PIQUE . . ----~ ... the beacb. . I••• Petti Point - - Helen Help Ust· I FABRIC SPECIAL I . _,_ LUCIT. ..... I' • • p ..... You hm 1M IPI<1It:tMr of "lll<ite" lor lite uterlor If JU 1rtn1, too. New Du l'lltlt "Lucitl" 1tous1 hint II incrodbly dil'8ble,lll18llnaiY - ID Dries iii mllllles ID a riclt, flat tbllllt tiC re~sta chalkin£ cbt:tirw, tlrt IIIII ..... No messy solv.-ts lllltlell. Cl.- .. I lllltds, ljltlbllitlt ....... Wllllt JUU IIF...•fcla ... . .._...,, $7.59 . llAI., "Everything I n Hardware" STAR SUPPlY t :·O. �! Yo Wo Te Girls Jw!rt":pe:"':·~::~nc ~V:~~~ Tigers Upset 0, R . G 'cleaning up camp and singll!g To -/c,~~"cab;n ~~~· g;r;u~ ::e.'u:;i Jets 7-3 In Ya W• Te Comp Fire Girls the fire and popped com. . PJay ., ~aclne went ' ampong at On June :.. the morninc was I Pomeroy the Gene Yost esbon on the spent planning a 4th ot Julr I u . rna,m1)' . Abo People In Pomeroy M M N ill, rs. c e • ~ge 89, Dies Jri FJon'da Coupie s 40th 1 ut ' AnnivefSlii'V . .' Is Celeb,-;t~ Ji 2-Dally Seqtlnel, Pomeroy·l!idllleport, ~·· July. 1• i"'lll t a .d.IIMI.\C · Sp"""' o. 111 ~~~e ~., .... . ., IN Srn!l- Co!bA.. Ia thl Spllll..... _ l~~"1J:::~~ ~=.'ij~ lht ! ~ A tiukel' lil,tlch wu lllld follow. NOI1b ~reano Ill bollle ~ ~ day honorlrq ~ 40th 1be 1110011 II apprllll<l1lDc llrot time. . ' Mrs. Frad ShumWtJ and !'Mi......o" ol . fr. lnd M r .• full pMif. Oh;o River June 27 and !II. On floai lu~ the Roclne Flremon • , The Pomeroy Ticer• upM!t the 'ltlndSOII, Johnny Gllmon!o loll !>all Keoteroon t1 Plllllet'Oy, P.T. PLIASANT- Mrs. Tht IIIOI'IIinl IWt 111'1 •""'"'•I A thou&bl for the day...(lrfet lune 'D. the girls went swim· celebration. Also. the Clrlo 'Jets 7-3 Tue!!day morning In Monday fer their homo In Onto Gqle,ln Lib. Mlty MNflll, • • formerly I Jupltet and !lotum. phllolopller Plato oald: "Of 18 •'1 mm~ at Forked Run Lake and worked on the<r symbolgram. Pomeroy Boys League play. ca. Fla. alter a two weeks vJo. l'rt!ent wer~ all their . Pleasant Route 2 resld.-t. n.e evenirq - lo Man. the oulmllo, the bo1 II the 111011 returned to the cabin lD cook Lunch :vas cooked on 1 h e Tiger starling pitcher B o b il with relaUveo In the area. ren and families which Monday at the home On lhit day Ill hlstoryo unmanaplblt." a spaghetti supper out of doors ,camp l<re. N Burdette allowed only one run John Bowen !ell Monday for ed, Earl 111Y_~_:st=· D daughter, Mra A. C. IFayl In 111&1. tbo tide of the Civil ----Gtrls attendmg were ancy in his lour- Innings of pltchinc hio horne, t:lneu, Fla.. alter m,ton: Mr . .,.. • an Honaker of Polm Bay. Florida. War wao turned Ill Gettyabura"!·~: ~ PIW:EI~rr Bentz. Brenda Bradford. Lsur- before giving wav to Lsrry I" two weeka visit with his oJa. Turner. Jr., Cbester; Mr. and had been In failinc health Union lorc!es crU!hed the ct • SUMMER el Ca<rns. Diana. Cross, sue Walker. Tiger pitchers struck ter, Mn. Homer Showers, Mrs. Marlon (Lonnie) K~ter· the past year. of COnledorate Gen. George DIJNEI)I!I, na. (UP!) " urtiS. Lmda Gnndslall. Shlr· out eight and gave up only one Mr. and Mrs. Dayton Strick- oon. Fi. Lauderdlle. Fla .. Mr. 11M was born March 1,, ott. A~<:Dormott •u the ley Hudson. Ja~e Johnson, Ann base on balls. ,land Jr. and children, James and Mrs. Roy Kesterson, Ches- In Putnam County the In 1890, Idaho be<amo the llrd nat!Ye-born Amirteatc ·te ' MrCimt<><-k. Shirley PYles. Kenny English wenl all the and Janet ol Portland, Oregon, ler, and these grandchildren, of the late John E. state to enter the Union. the USGA open champion. · Rhonda Savre. Joy K. Theiss. wa v for the Jets, striking out lhe gueoto of hls mother,. Jlllly Heilman, and jl4r. 10 d JNtlltla McCallister In 11198. the U.S. Navy deleated In 1811. Brenda Webb. and Martha Yost ,12 blotters but ivin u 13 free Mrs. Daytoo Strickland. Mrs. Wilham (Shirley Hellman) Her huaiNJnd IIU the late ----'---. . ----"---~ ;~~.;j&;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Two g~ests attendm< were Bet· ' passes. g g p .SP4 John R. Strickt.nd ol Cogar, 11"1 of Chester. H. McNeill who preceded BUDDIES REUNITED ty Theiss and Ruth Thorla. . The only Tlger hits were two ' Ft. Mclellan, AJa., Ia lpend· Jerry Gene _Diddle woo oboent . death In April II. 1M3. . Mr. and Mri Wiley W111Tt11 SUMMEl "I!CIAL The grrls were accompamed single• by Danny Hood, a trip- log a liklay furlough with hi& due to vacationing. and Mra. MCNeill were and children returned home COLD. bv• thetr guardian. Mn. Mary I b Da Ev nd In mother Mrs Dayton Strick· After the delicious picnic ol the uw.--. Cha~ Raleigh N C alter ~=:::: II WAVIS ' · M HI ' "S. " J h e y MY ano 1 a 1 • ' . l h W8 o en'"'•ed the ev""' · - -1 ' . ., C,urtts, rs. e en am 0 "" · gle bv Walker. Jet hitters were land. unc '"' •. . el Community .lor 41J ·years. Mr. and Mrs, Herald ·son. assistant, and Mrs. Mary !Jeff Werry with a triple, Vlr&ll Mr. and Mrs. Elml!l' Burton inc wu spentns~:ktng, lakJPC hod made her home with and .oono of Lo"' Jl(lttom. Mr. Mtoka Yeur A,..nlruenl Kay Yost and daughter, Sulle. lphillips. Skip Logan and Eng· and chlldrtn. MIUie and Bob, pictures, lnd ng. her daulhter, Fay, the past Warren and Mr. Osborne Te Move·Y- Hitlr !ish with singleo, and little oev· of Columbus visited Saturday several years. llutldles durillg World Wlf , _ , """ ., llrto"-' Potluck Dinner b en year.old oubJtltute rightfil!ld· evening with his sister and bro. · 1 \oi SUrviving are one son, John Thio was tbelr Drat Rog. 98c & 1.39 yd. or Andy Voughon, wbo aurprl• Uter·in·law•. Mr. and Mr&. Clif· ltO~!ipllaJ heWS McNeill, Pt. Pleasant; two since they were oeparated SHIRLEY'S Serv..d To Memberl ed everyone with a dooble 1 nd lord Leifheit and son, Roger. daughters, 1\{ra. Honaker, Palm lf\ll the war overoeas. BEAUTY SHOPPI A potluck dinner was served single. Dr. J .B. Marshall of Louis· ~ E red H pltal Bay, Fla., and Mra. _Cblfloe 01wh PMow WY 2-2207 to members and guests at Max Folmer, first siring Jet ville, Ky., arrived Monday to ate · tered A. (Rebar Oshel, Pt. Pleaunt; memller of Bethol 62 allo yd. 104 Mullleo:ry Ave. the July meeting of the B. H. catcher, was forced to leove the joi~ his wUe and family for • Amon~ :h~ln en t 24 one sleJ><Iausltter, Mra. E. r . ~and on Friday Sanborn Missionary Society of game tn the fourth when he sui· vtstl with her mother, Mrs. Hol!er oop:,. Ha I~U (Ennis) Lowry, Ashtoo; and the majority degree CLOIID WIDNIIDAY the Middleport First Baptist fered a broken thumb on h II John F. Baily and family. hours ...... M ~ Aer, silt uandchl!<l,ren. INtkM lu!r .. honorary JI)Voa~qt IJ Appolnllllelll Church. Monday evening. 'tell band. Mrs. Maxine Arnold and dau- fill Third Ave., rs. van ar• Funeral· ~lee Will be held bttr. THE ' Mrs. Charles Bennett presid· Tigers 030 301. -7 4 ghter. SUsanno, were Galllpol- ~ 011 Rt. dl '; 111~ 1~· ;::- Friday at 2:30 p. m. at ed rollowlng the dinner in the Jell 1100 1!1 - 3 I II vlsitoro Monday and 1~ mao monc•·:-ht J aR~ Crowa Funeral Home~~;~' absence of the prosident and Burdette Walker (5), and day. Mro. luac '""" ' r., be In SUnerest vice president. Mrs. John Fultz Swatzel. English and Folmer, Paul C. Werry and son, DougI Ewlngton, M~l. Em~~ N. Friends 'I'"Y eall ~I the Sinter Sales & Service presented devotionals. using Phillips (4). las, are spending this week at .bert, Rt Z rown y, Wr 1• al home iller I p. m. Thursday. the Werry cabin at Forked Run IHarold F. Stewart, 1104 ater . , McCALL'S PATI'ERNS the theme, "A Need For Rev· erence." Lake. St, Pt. Pleasant, Miss Ha!el . POMEROY Mrs. Paul Smart and Mrs. Cook-Out Is Given PFC. Edward Kitchen whO A. Bolter, 103 Hop Pt. Meigs Native Dies. 115 W. Sec. WY 2-2284 Bert Bodlmer gave a report ol 8 1\f ft ld · has been in Germ1ny for the Pleasant, MIN Sandra L. Lona ffines• lhe house party held at Gran· Y n. eyno 1 paat two years, orrived Salur- er, 513 Chandler Dr., Pt. Plels- PI': PLEASANT _ Mytth! ville in June. Highlights of the MASON - Mrs. Catherine day for a SO days furlough with ant. Tlmotlly A. Roush, N e w 69" I 712 First St ·, · Reynold• entertained recently Mrs Kitchen and daughter Ju Haven, W. Va., Mn. N. Faye Tu• sc1' 0 . 1 ree ' "th 1 -~~·t at h- home In . . . 1 C I Bull I 0 W V e ay at 1:55 a. m. In For Home Improvement~ Or WI ·-~ ~ lie, and his mother, Mro. Alma a n, . a • · a., HoopiW She had been ~son . Preoent were Mn. Rey· Kitchen at her borne, Unloo Joe Denison, 13 So. Third St., lailln health the st I BE SAFE- BUY ALL DRUGS nold's brother ond family, Mr. Avenue Middleport, Brent Robert Ealt- 1•e<ors. I P1 wo Special Landscaping We Furnish •• FROM A PHARMACIST AT and Mrs. Charles Ktna. Joyce, · man, 234 1!. S..Ond St., Pom&- I' Cindy and Jell. who resided at roy Mtl. Harold F. Jellero, .... born In Meiss COUllTaranto. Italy lor over three ItO~ Pleasant Ridge, Pomeroy, the daughter of the late Mrs. Wen<leU E. Grate, Rutland and May E. Seuer yean; Mr. and Mrs. John Grandstaff. cathy, Cbldy and Jolm w. Thompson, Rt. t RutShe was • member ol the Porn, Mason: Mr. and. Mro. lo.nd, Mn. Mary M. Hubbard, of America, CouncU Carroll Shinn and •:hlldren. , , Syracuae, Daniel A. , Aliso and LOwell of Leon; . Mra. Syracuot, 'Mra. Annie . Survlvlnc are two .brothers. R. c. King and 10111, Jtmmy Jr. SyracuR, Mn. and Leonard Miller, both WI Alll AI fiiiAil AI YOUR TILI!PHONI and Nicky o1 Hender1011, Mr. Books presented to the Porn- Kaiberllle 'Leach, Jackton, Mra. ~ P~t: ·n be Lasco Nldey, Henderson, and eroy Public Ub•ary rocmtly Ben H. Ballard, Ironton, Mro. ra Th th CALL WY 24214 FOR SERVICE the hostess and 100s, Norman by J w HeriSCher Charleston James r. Healey, Parkeralltlrc, mi Hour 8~t~ the Re AND PliCIS and NelliOII. W. Va .. Include 'theR titiOI• W. Yo.. Devere S. Demlnl, Rl. L necrali Samelll e v. ' · '3AdrlanMich • urs ve meeting Included two mi!~!on· Mrs. Lucy Gamer, librarian. • Blrtho .. .. . . . Burial will be In Lone [· k Ind . · · i · tli said today: R Cemetery • Frlenda may call 1ary spea ers, ao 1an grr s • "The S lendld Llttl W .. Mro. Cllnllm R. Hollinger, I. ,dent of Bacone College, . Miss. by Frank ';,.,Ide!. e ar, 1 Reedsville, daughter, !:18 p. the funeralllome. Ruth Waltero, and Mrs. Ken· " The American Herila e Book m. Tueoda7. Mrs. Robert G. I f •\ ' PHONI WYN2M JJeth Dodp011,. !Vho .. haa.. tetura· of Great Historic Pl!r.,! .. Ervin, 111. r Welloton, aoo; I ' ' RI!T,llllN 110MB ed from India. The project ., . . . · p.ni. tueaday. Mrs, Thoma• L. Mr. and Mrs. Harry P. l,of the Baptist Women's Confer- of :g;:~;~:!'on~~rl~ge Book Kelly, 543 Grant St., Mlddl.. returned Sonday evmlng froml\·=~n~•• ANYONE ELSE'S PRESCRIPTION '[ ence, raising fund• lor the Bap- 1 " And n . .. • b M Kin· "port. 100 , 11 , 11 p.m. Monday. Cleveland where they attended II ..,.h... pills will fix yov up, Ietty," M•r· list camps. was a success. 1 K ersc vt 11e. Y ac · Dloebuged . Uand lle4810tll of the lnte,.. th• be•moct \ · witll over 14.11tltl sent to the e~. 01;~o~i· B to . Se to Patients recently national Order of Job's DaughNow, Mtrtht, w• know you metn . .n. Camp Council. the uw~':; .. ~n ~illla~a Nr Included Mrs. Paul E . France, 1...,_M_ ..,.s,.P,.atr'"lcla""'"11 Bla k,.eo1.,ee..;'..a'il ret your pilts could prove h•rmful to Ietty 11 11 The ' Y · Lowell Bush , John Rieharda • ~~ •.. better let her docter prescribe som• . Love Gift ollering was Cham ben idedlcated by Mrs. Berth a "The Spirit of 'Sevmty·Six, Clay, Mro. C. L. J!ob. We Give thint. (But, when he don, do SUII"' 1M fill her prescription here!) Archer. There Will be no The Story ol the American RevMrs. Jean Cobb, Mro. J. I&H ther meetmgs until September. olution... edited by Henry Steele Dodrldge and lnlanl s o n, Oil IN e3 Reglalered Pharmaclsls To Serve You I Commager and Ricbard B Frank James, Mra. Pearl KJ111PP'il ITAMPI 1GETil ALLIANCE LOAN . Cora Sweeney, Lloyd ~----~--~ In Ordar To Better Serve Famlllas Moving MANAGUA. Nicaragua IUPII "Amorlcan Scriptures." Mrs. William Maddy. -The U.S. ·Embassy Van and Carl Carmer. · Nelson, Norman Ashbaugh, Mrs. To Meigs County, and Aid Tham In Flndlnt - _ _ _ -· _ R. L. Cartwright,' Rhonl ' appro• a! Tueoday o! a tt REXALL DRUGS Allianco lor Progreso loon PROBING THEn Rosalie Anthony 1111d • Nicaragua lor lengthening I PT. PLEASANT - S I I David , A hom• or Apartment We Would Like AI WY. 2-2955 Pomeroy 1Mercedes AiOJMlrt il1 Police are Ih Amoar AOhlg ....,=================,.[,'~d:ate~je::ts~.------ theft of an army According to the midnight ePOMEROY, 0. Meigs Countiana Thlt Hive ~ental Pro,. Ich•eck !rom tho meil box ol the nursing depart· 112 IICOND IT. bome of Arlin Hall, lOt those pt~tiento who were Noxt .to tho '•brlc lh., S t r e e t. The check, No. as fair Included John L. ty To Complete The FC!IIowlng Form Open Sunday, Mondoy, 4757851, wu in the amount Jeffers, James E . , Her~ Tueodoy, Wedneoday, and payable to Wilbur N. Chambero, Jacob Fridll' IPd Saturdor That We Mey C•t•log and Furnish Local . burlber of Mro. Artin 1ord, Mrs. J . Roy Bar 0ett , .. _. .... 11;30 A.M. A nolrhbor or the Hello Howell. Mrs. Hazel Mitt... II Uatlll:tlll P .1111. ,_ Opm Soturdayo Til f r .1111. a IIWI d010rlbod u I foot, · McGraw, Mrs. CtYmiMr of Commercea, etc. A Complete (Closed All Day Thundors) :~::g approximately 180 lbs Lambel't, Mloo ' - 1 ?I"!. !"V" llf·Jilddleport, o., July 1. 1963-a j.. 11tq opm~ - I :I I I ' ) I ' lr ....... 69c ·.· 1 • Fabric Shop l READY..MIXED . ::m- CONCRETE After SAVES TIME-SAVES MONEY Herscher GI'fts To Pomeroy Labrary Listed SWISHER & LOHSE J ' eTOP SOIL eFilL DIRT eGRAVEL .. '"':t:ce "; ... Goeolein Ready-Mix Co. RENTAL PROPERTY OWNERS I SWISHER & LOHSE 1 Bright Star DISCOUNT Matts . . EEP COOL! S. ••. the easy low-cost way! I \\\ !Jtf/1:, 0 N 1.. y ere~:~~~~ ~ar~~~:~ Danlel~:~::~~!f.nd ned, rimmed glasses and a verne c. Nldoy and Reuben 1 ~ with a red collar, Richards. . check from the Hall resi· Nine uplla of blood were ad· ~ · at the hoepllal CLASS MEETING HELD The June meettns of t b e Gleanero cia" ol tlle Mro.· Paul C. Werry and son, ville Methodist church ,.. Dan, ara 1pendlnc thlo w01•k . ::s~~~·~~;;:r Listing Of Rtntals. II MondayBrown, eveningpresident~. at the c~~~~~ I;;~ht!:r_:mo:th:er~,_:Mr:•~·-A~Ima~1.:o:,..:~A~II~D=oy~J~ul='~41h:J VIctor ed the meeUng with prayer. lollowed by group sinslnr. A short buableos sesolon was held and relreshmento were _~ervad Mrs. -CIUiord Philllpt. At. j te<rldiotg were Mr. and Mrs. ErnStewart, Mr. and Mro, VIClo Brown, Mr. and Mrs. ' CI~­ PhliUpt, Mr. and M r o. Bradford .Maog and Mr. Mn. Gregoby HaD. 20"ECONOMV PORTA.La WINDOW PAN How's tllis for a bargain on a fan that'll bring you new comfort! Big, tw<rspeed fan brings in 3300 c:u. ft. of cool air per minute ... tum it around and cxballlt hot, o~le air. Lightweight and convenient ll•ndlc for euy carrying to any room in the bouse! I!:ASV WINDOW INSTALLATION u...... _ _, .. •w..._ ,_ wllh·-tolo ...u, .._ ...u..., etllwl ....... ,.... olo lolloht - LPN'S TO MEET Dlvlalon If. Ucenood Pr~ Nur.... will have their regulat meeUnr at Maplewood Lake, Syracuse, at & p. m. July II , to be followed ~ a rooat. All L.P.N.'o are and ma1 brine a 81,, DISCOUNTS , .can turn to 818 DI.APPOINTMENTSI r .------- ---- .,I.. . Nod to Drl••ln Th...,. CIOMd All DaJ lloDdaJ Open At 10:00 All Tueo. Wed., Tbllhday. Friday, lat. urdoy" SundiJ. Close Evory Day At 7::10 CAll lrouro I!.D.S.T. Mooon) -I I I I 1 I I I I I_ I I I I 1: 1\ ! t 1 ~~ r \' i, 1.-.J :li~Jj · - · 174tW wltlo. ,... - A Complete Selection, 12.95 to 39.95 - ·- - Send Abwe Te '. '' • I I illlil.- - - . . J\ ..... - ~ Sem'e..., For Mr. Ord, 72, Are Announ--.1 pamll' _ H. ...... ., Squ•d & Called Celebrations May T'-1. up a.e . ·· T0 u.JV £~A Li Ve8 be held Friday at 2 p. m. from unH ns summoned to the Mid· By Uo!W ..,_ laC 11 17 --, the Broad Run EUB Clntreb dleport Hlll residence of Ida I Americana prepared todoy • 'I ; wltll the Rev. John Icenhower Manley where she ouflerl!ll a , celebrate the Fourth ol July. wltlr ·' olllclatlng. Burial will be Ia loot Injury. Mro. Manley waa the . predl that 8 11 _ the Graham Cemetery. takeD to Meigs Memorial hoo· 65CJ :;:... will •uriDI the He wu bQrD July " · 18!10. In pltal by squadlll!len. long weekEild. ~ New Haven, the 800. of the late The National Safety CouneB " J~n and Sarah Grmstead. His CHARLESTON MAN DD'Jl i oaJd the eotimal..t 160 k> Uti wtle, Jenm.e Hess Ord. also Frank Booth. 85, of Charles- I deaths woold be a record blgb preceded htm In ~eath. He was ton, W.Va., died . suddenly t<>- [ !0< the IDdependeiiCe Dar w"""· a reOred slate road foreman. day at 7 a. m. at the borne ol end. AD addltional 24.000 k> 28,000 Survivors Include three sons, Cleeve Fowler. West Columbia. ld be bljured IN Milton E. Seaside, Celli., John He was a retired builer mall· per8D11~ :~cted E., Letart, RFD I, Richard. er at Hobson and a member . ooUDCI P 1 · New Havm; two daughters. of the Masonic Lodge of Mid-, The t02-hour botlday begllll at Mrs. Della NewJand. MaBOD; dleport. 363 F&AM. Preceded Is p.m. local time and continMrs. Irma Roach: Parsons. W. in death by his wife, carrie, until midnight Sunday. Va.; 18 grandchildren, lour his parents. ~ndrew and Howard Pyle. COOIICII president, great grandchildren. three sis· Garrett Boooth, he Is said nearly three-fourtlu or aD ters, Mrs. Lawrence Wolf by two daughters. Mrs. traffic accidents would be cwsed Mrs. Ella Cepehart, New Horton Brown of Colum- by drinking and driving. drivilltJ en, and Mrs. Hettie Mrs. James Sprouse of too fast, driving left of Rutland. West Columbia: a 800 • Jameo and lailure to yield right-<JI·way. Friends may call at the Booth of Charleston: i6 grand- The Weather Bureau oaid SUllO)' lesong funeral home after children, '!I great grandchildren skies were expected on the Thursday until t p. m. and ooe great. great grandchild.! Fourth In the easwn hslf of tho when the body .will be taken Funeral plans are ineomplet.e. 1 nation an< lair to partly cloudy to the church 10 lie In state Friends may call any time at 1skies elsewhere. It wm be w8tlll lor one hour. Rawlings Coats Funeral home.ln ahoost all section.!. This oolumn Ia dedicated to family Uvjng, 00 11 you're hav1ng kid trouble or just plato trouble. let Helen help YOU. Silo wUI also welcome your .,.. omualng experiences. Address Helen B<>ttel in care of thIs newspaper. Copyright, 1963, King Fea· lures Syndicate, Inc. CO:. ' ce-. tenders' Benevolent Association. His real name Is Hiram Walker. Get ready for all kinds of Midwestern gemutlichkeit next May when Harry Tru· man celebrates his 80th birthday. The Democrats are out to make it the biggest poUtlcal event of the year, next to the presidential elections, and the Republi· cans will have a hard time finding any· thing that can even come close to match· lng It In folksiness . . . They did something unusual at a recent screening of the new Ross Hunter movie, "The Thrill of It All" - showed it twice because some of the punch lines were drowned out by laughter the first time around. Lucky, the -iltternational!y famous model, suddenly cancelled her wedding to singer Jean Derives. She decided against it, she told everyone. because her two previous marriages were flops and she's hafpily busy taking care of her beautifu little granddaughter. . . . Jazz singer Joe Williams is titling his remin· iscences "There's Nothing Deader Than Yesterday's Blues. " New York police are having their usitlal .Problems with girls who insist on pa· • rading through the Times Square sector In the briefest of brief shorts, now tbat Summer is here. Some of the current c<*tumes are little more than bikinis but veter&n cops say this is nothing com· pared to what they'll Q.e seeing next year when the World's Fair is in full swing. And if will be a delicate situation, because the Finest hate .to embarrass visit· ors . . Thirty-seven Russian ships arriv· ed in Cuba during the month of May, 10 more than during April. They carried arms, tanks and Russian soldiers. Harvey Lembed. does such a devas· fating talr:~HJff on Marlon Brando in "Beach Party," he's afraid Marlon will be offended. They're old friends, says Lembeck, and he'd hate to have Marlon take it amiss, but a fellow does have to stick to the script, and that's what he did . . . Comedian Danny Driscoll, so badly injured in that Alabama auto accident, is back in New York, in St. Luke's Hos· pital. It will be a year-perhaps morebefore he can work again. The car he was driving at the time of thQ crash was .the only important possession of his friend Todd Michaud, a struggling young singer. Todd has given UP. Ills hopes of a career, at least temporanly, and enUsted In the Army. HartfOrd Man prOftOUllCed Dead At CJiru'c Rf TO PHAI[ THf m THE GIFTS THAT LAST! HARTFORD - Funeral ser· vices for George Staats. 62. Hartlord, who died Tuesday at I:15 p. m. after being taken to the Mason Clinic by Foglesong ambulance, will ll<' held at the Foglesong Funeral home Fri· day at 10 a. m. with the Rev . Marvin Frame officiating. Bur· ial will be In the SUncrest Mem· orial Park, Pt. Pleasant. He was a brine tender at the salt plant In Hartford, and was B. H. SANBORN JEWELER·OPTOMETRJST MIDDLEPORT MILL ST. We Specialize In Room Groupings! born February 1, 1901, the son of the late Philip and Rebec· ca CUtshaw Staats. Sunlvors are a son, George of Harlford: a daughter. Mrs. Bessie Landaker. Rutland: sev· en grandchildren, ·two ·brothers, Ed. Fairview Community. Letart ; Harry . in CaJifornia, and a sister, Mrs. Clara KO.Jsh,ll · 3 ROOM GROUP $299 Mason. Friends may call at the fun· eraJ home after noon Thurs~ day. Mr. Staats was dead on arrival at the clinic. GETI'ING BE'ITER Mrs. Geneva Nolan, County Extension Agent, coo· ttnues to Improve at Holzer hos· pita!. Mrs. Nolan is expected home in a lew weeks. Continuation of the "no visitors - no telephone calls" rule will as· slst in speeding Mrs. recovery, according to the Hoi· zer physicians and her family. Cards may be sent to her in Room 261 in care o1 Holzer ---------~ hospital. 5:511 a.m.; Charleroi up 16. 7 up Greenup 3:25 a.m.; A~ ----a.m.; Captain Harrison up 17, lied-Ashland up Greenup 4:15 FORFEIT BONDS 0 5:15 p.m. ; Pioneer up 11, 6:55 1,..,.·ee:m'APndrew Calli"':'" d w n Three have lorleited bonds 5 a.m. ; Chtppewa up and ~nother was lined In Mid· 1, ~--------- a.m. ; John J. Rowe down 19 • Greenup 7:55a.m.: Pat Murphy dleport Mayor Lee Smith's oae letter lllmply lltandl tdr another. In thill •ample A ill ue4 Gauge read lap: GaUl polls 8:10 a.m.: Patten down 19, 7 up 32 11 p m . Edeana Bos· t W"Jr F"f 20 Ch ah .lor tbe tiJrM L'l, X for the two 0'1, etc. S1nfle letten, &pol• dam 18.4, IZ.3. rtllll1lng 4 feet a.m.; Walter Beckjord up 21, worth 'down 32 j",45 a.m .. Jooes coorR t 1""; ~ e~ ~ • ~ tropbtel, the lmrtJl artd formation ot the wordl are .U IUnt& on rollers Pomeroy·Mason 20. 5·45 a m · Lunga Point down ' • tre t 2 waa 1n .,. a cos ll.a day tiM c:ocM letten an dlfferea.L 84 Pt Pie • •• 38 Hin . 2l 7•15. ., . lnd" 22 up 32, 3:15a.m.; Col. Davenport on a charge of crossing a doo· , . aaan .. -· , ton .' · •:m., tana up • 33 .. 3:30 a.m.; Bayou Lor- ble yellow line; Ike M;:~.ill A Or,pt.opam Qua' 'tl• .83, Kanawha FaDs 1.82, Cbar- 4.30 a.m., Jerry Bosorth up ratne down 34 7·15 p m . Rav- . dl f r1 "ted st 5 0 lestoo 18.tMI. London, Marmet 22, 5:55 a.m.: Delael down 23, """wood down" " ". "' am . Mtd epol tort:_. ."t haa G~to l l TV RKOP DBZ DKA¢V DKCP K 34 12 30 h 8 1111 A E Dyk d ~• · · · • on an n ...ca1ton c rge nd Win!" Id •·-11 =•u were oo I e : p.m.: ·. · es own Norther• down 34, 4:25 a.m.; Lsughlin. forlelted a $1!t·..n;::~~~~ Q R H P Z TKVVPH CIP a RBO I!IPO sills. 23, 1.1111 p.m., 0. F. Sh~arer Binao op 34 5·35 am . H E kle · Boat nt du 23 8 55 M Ch · -... • · · · • · · on a rec ss operattoo DT£P BD CIBQSIC.-POPZVBR moveme_ I: wn • .= p.m._; r. . rts Bowles down 34, 6:30 a.m. and Jam~ Dotson has forfeitOhio Rloer James Hood up down 23, 1.20 a.m., Hamilton GaUipoUs Dam _ z i m mer $ 2 bond 1 1 "lerl I Y•t 41.)"1 Orfptoqootet FASHION IB THAT BT WHICH 01 , 14, 6 p.m.; Dave Crockett up down 23, 3:45 a.m. : Valley down p.m.: Shyfly down ed a _ l _ or ng. 'I'Hiil :fANTASTIC BII:COMI!jl FOR A MOMENT \JI!IIVBR· 5 40 li6 1 r--08CAR WlLDiil 14, 10:40 p.m.; Southern up 14. Transporter down Greenup 10: 8:30 p.m.; F. H. Johnson up 0 1811, Killl ....Uli'IM 8¥ ~tt. lDc. 6:05 a.m.; Walter WIIJJamson 45 p.m.; Pamela D. down a.m. ; llllnols up 6,30 a.m. Ell = = : : : - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - --.:.do _ wn .:__l5 _:_ •_ 7_;:a_.m_:·.:.;_:O_:VE::;_;,C_u:::p:....::I6::.•_G::r..:ee::n;:.u~p--:::1:,;:,:;45~a;:..m;:..:,',:Bo~b,;Be~n- Kanawha River_ !JtUe Ed- DEVOTEO fO INTERESf OF TliRRY lr GEORGE WOHDER down Marmet 7:30 p.m.; ltjjEJtiS MASON ARIA IICUnl I. Ow-. ~~-V. Harner down Winfield c...., ,...._...,.. ....._ FURNITURE Frida> I 0,.... Saturdoy rHl DAllY SENTINr• new diet·rite. cola only 1 calorie per serving no sugar at all SAVE YOUR RC COLA, DIET-RITE COLA, NI!HI. TRUE FRUIT ORANGE AND UPPER 10 BI)TTLE CAPS. THEY ARE VALUAaLEI WE WILL PAY 'Ia CENT EACH TO YOUR FAVORITE CHARITY, a.m.; Elgercliff down Win- ;:,"~..;~:= ~ 6:30 a.m.· Beaver down •:omp•IIJI ' OMo 6:50 a.m. mrr IDtanll ••t'- •• 0~ Meigs General Hoopllal ttD "eeua1e St. -.a.,., Bull*• Ofi'IN . . . . trY etlttortaJ RtoM WY Mta W NIUODEl adDU 1 I ccpu UIIIW !lottlDetu Clmblll. 1M., IU tAalal bill , ..... N•• YOitl ~ . N. . t'llll'll ADMISSIONS - Nooe. ..- w'bu. •• · - .,..,... DISCHARGES - J erl S u e ·art'iet lfl lltftll .... ''VItote, Mlddlepor t·, J ames Sou• ~ . . ,., ~~~ ....... ., T ~ • t'" ~ ._.,.",. .mee 11a.e a _.. Middleport· Ellen WilsOII •u. ,.., ._.., ., . bach ...:. ~l10r8 Ebe I -• .., l":oiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii • ~HUll e.l.. ~I '-1M . . ..fftol!e .. ....,.... u .QJ....... PC!W.I.e J'So ._... t:l..e ........ ••.Uib..: 0 D I If m.U: GM nu a01 ....................... --------------------------------------:~ .. .., litJw II'Y liiiW Top Value STAMPS can- WITH ALL PURCHASES ·l' 1-' Ntghll ,..,. River Report I .. -). P11 _, Ebersbach Hardware I I I I I Mala I'• Art m'illlel Dear ·HeleD: . ,. . I have read 111111)' timet about mea Uklllg 1!11'1, wblch ~ oby lf DOl carrleti!IIO far. My Aeconllnc huslj@ntlla comp!ete!y.ear eragy, He gell• bad lifter be sees .... ha he can't aleep, gellup and walkll the floor ~ keeps every011e awake. II cant month-<!ar · and· gu payment be a alee .medium priced car, bracket. Yet he'd be the lint but cme thatlllavllb. He makes to scream If his wife suggeated It mlaerablo for enryoae until moving into 1 house thai cost he gets II. Be sayo be'U do n15 a month. Why. don't you exlra wart, to paJ far it, or try II, SOP, liiHI then work wt alay home and uve. WeU, the a compromise? - H. extra work never, materlalllel, Dear Helen: and I do the staying home A couple <Jf years ago we lor three years trying to meet bought a home In the suburlltl. thoee big paymeDts and psy Our families on both sides live 'the gas bills at 10' or 12 miles 1 1n city apartments. They think to the gaUoo. Before one car it's the ueatest, visiting us on ly DOROTHY KILGALLEN I' paid lor he's drooling lor : weekend!. Naturally, they hav· The Celebrities . onother. en't room 111 their aparbnents The Maria Novotny story may chalPeople knowing llll1' lboder· lor us to return the viSits - we lenge Christine Keeler's saga before the ate circumstances know ·,we have six thlldren. International call girl scandal£ become can't really afiord 'a luxury This summer we rented a · history. One of Maria's closest girl chums car with all the utru. It looks house at the beach. Same thing. was Involved with two heads of state•illy _ and 11 IS silly to do Only aU through the week, no one Latin American, the other a Very withoui so you can have a car let-up. I'm so tired I want to Big Man on the other side of the Allanyou can't enjoy. My husband's drop, and I'd like tp have my tid. The girl who "could tell all" about mother, seeing the latest said, family to myoell lor awhile. them is reported to have committed sui"Well, my Utile boy hasn't Sometimes I have up to 15 kldll, <ide not long agoo .... Robert Goulet's grawn up yet." Yet? He's In hls using the bathroom, tromping · ex·wife Louise has an ardent suitor. IO's! Whatever can 1 do? _ sand through the bouse, eatillg He's Bud Brees, the disc jockey.sJnger, S.O.P. and drlntlng. Parents seem to and friends expect them to marry when Dear S: think they're no trO]Jble as long and if he gets a divorce. Mahalia Jackson, b!lled for many )'ears as "Queen of the Gospel Singers," DAILY is carrying on a determined one-woman 20. Style DOWN campaign against performers who sing 1 . NonJense: of gospel songs In night clubs, people who oolloq, art encourage them and night club owners 21. Q.lv. 2. SChemlnl who employ them. She's even angry with out 3. Octavia'• heat husband the customers who applaud them in the 22. Fruit 1.. Flowered drinking places. Miss Jackson's belief: that eott.ool "The word of God is too precious to be ripens eloth e;trly, degraded by presenting it in a night 5.Falter,u heM. and .club." Two years ago Mahalia was offer· YMt.M'4ay'• An•w• some ed a fantastic deal at Basin Street but peachea 8, DNpicable : she remained true to her conl"ictions and 31. Rock 23. Beard fragmentl of 1. Cae•ar'• turqed It down. at clift' ba.. rye robe The swanky Belmont Ball raised mo33 . Soon l . latgarden· · 24. One's ney for charity by raffling off a dupli· paper 34. Without er: Bib. cate of one of Queen EUzabeth's cars, an e. Certatb. cur...,cy H . Melody ritJe9l' English Rover. But apparently the lucky plato\ . (2 wdJ.) :n . .so. Am. winner doesn't dig status symbols all 25. Old rodont 10. Duteb that much; the auto Is up for sale in the 38.L&y ~ Oil tlrnn oommune (look &t) classified ads. 18.-jntha ll'l. Pubtte vehicle 39. Animal'• ointment Pat Boone, touring the midwest, had 29. Excl-.. pelt 18.~ and a frightening experience in Kalamazoo. 4.0. Dud& ma.tion 0 Ito The mob of teen·agers waiting for him outside the theatre where he had appeared was so large and so frantic that It took half the town's police force lo get him out alive. The cops put Pat and his pubUcity man, Glenn Rose, m a squad car, and zoomed him out of town with the wild fans trying to follcw in their own jalopies. Eventually th• squad cars outdistanced all the others nd made a secret rendezvous with Pat, chartered bus 20 miles from the scene of the melee. Singer Jackie Wilson Ia due In New York to undergo minor surgery . . . The Apollos, the hot new vocal group openlng at The Eighth Wonder, the Village nightclub, features one vocalist who surely merits the blessings oi the State Liquor Authority - or at least the Bar· CROSSWORD •sAND ,t· Ill)' d R . Vo•"ce Of •Broa way·... teportin~D 1 Sit:;:; '"'""1- t. 'ftley'd tab lectur~ and try to piCk' my ialde. CJD yw help! - JUNIE ...., ro DoHman Home . Wotilr! l be !fl"tllll to a It :frlenda attd their lavorlte pun- Dear JUDie: them to ca)l ID advance! TbeD !lshmetll 11 eonllnedwnt and ,.. Sorry - I'm on J'OUl' parMiddleport emergency • ,.. alie8at we WOII'I have to chaDp Illrictkll, onts' side, too. Perhaps they cue lqUadlmen l&niWered I caD wr plana a the lui JDO!uent l l'm - 14 and popular. 1he1 are 101na about It wrong, bot II the Fred Hollman realdence, to •.eutriln. - "WOJINOOT j•on•t lei me have datea liD)' they at "ast are .lrylng to do Soulh FOUJ'th..st at ll:tltl ·a.m. HOSTESS ' imort, and If a .ear puiea by wliat'o rtpt. Y• _., eve~~ t:CU tocby where an Infant daughDeat ·ffoetao: • "and beept 111 botil they get lrJ. You'd better settle for a tar was IU. She wu talten to I'd be In favor of "Don't eaU real mad. Tiley 'aald If 1 would counselor qtllek before yoo get NEW RAVEN- Funeral oer- medical treatment by prlvate 1 ua· - \"I'll ·call you" policy. bavellr<lugbt lllllll,ollhe ~ compuloory eounaellnc I rom vlbea for Henry E. Ord, 72, wbo l tr~UM . Toll them frankly yoo're at the home they ri:IIJbl have bHn your county JuYenlle ()fflcer. died Tuesday at I a. m., will Ai ll.l$ a.m. Tuesday t be for a . rat and the doc llt<lre CDIIIIIdel'lle. tor uyo "No oompany." (If The rellltlll IOIIlO gtrla get Unless you take over ttre bud· he hun'! _ hand him your pret!IIIIJ1I Is to get back at get and make your capital problem and he will i _ H their parents 1 tried that but "N6n stick, .you're a(ucl< for Dear •&len : · · iIIOihlrqj hapP,ned. That's why life with a little boy and his I bate "my parenla. They are they don't trull me. My (ather apanslve wants. to the worst. Now they treat me baa a good job and reputatioo my female readero, lhll ts one even worse because they know and he's warned me not to olthe biggest problems of IIW'- I despise them. My friends tell ruin him. Don't say to see my rled Die - keeping a $8,000:_ me to be .,.eel to them, but I priest or a COUJI8I!lor or o rela· a-year mOD oot of the Sl7r... can't otand belnc nice as IIIey tive because f:hal wouldn't ;:::11 U:, 1 lotte! pert o1 the 11me don't deane 11. ,..,. ..-----------:---------;.,··'!beaCh $750 PIQUE . . ----~ ... the beacb. . I••• Petti Point - - Helen Help Ust· I FABRIC SPECIAL I . _,_ LUCIT. ..... I' • • p ..... You hm 1M IPI<1It:tMr of "lll<ite" lor lite uterlor If JU 1rtn1, too. New Du l'lltlt "Lucitl" 1tous1 hint II incrodbly dil'8ble,lll18llnaiY - ID Dries iii mllllles ID a riclt, flat tbllllt tiC re~sta chalkin£ cbt:tirw, tlrt IIIII ..... No messy solv.-ts lllltlell. Cl.- .. I lllltds, ljltlbllitlt ....... Wllllt JUU IIF...•fcla ... . .._...,, $7.59 . llAI., "Everything I n Hardware" STAR SUPPlY t :·O. �I • '' Willie Mays', Homer Ends GreateSt ;u.. ....:---... . Pitching Duel In Past 30 Years erry, Cummings~ Lead~ In · tiDg MiddlepOrt, 4•2 NEW singled, ol. t1ut als r.p.ol.~ ,_ doWII, ten he faced. , Wllked, but Bradbury C&rdJ 010 01J - H I Bomard L)'OI18 sacrlfked blm 1111 ·· • ' -Cllt4< Wll• Ullfnucboblo in MlddJaporl Onnmlngs tnd100WC'f7. iut two friDlel IV)th 1 44 nor llld SWill, Koon (1). U• Both ti"""' he set bis op. piro: Art SfDbarl, Cl,ylle ,...... down fannlrlt four II. L. lolloley, •• Yanks, Giants, REG. $4.99 VALUE N&M Widths Letart Score League Wins 3 ROOMS .98 ......... _ ..... . .•... ,. . ... MASON This Year's Style Discontinued SALE STARTS FRIDAY MORNING MNI1UU ~. Mo\11111, W. VA. COOL and EASY SUMMER LIVING 20'' Electric PORTAIU FAN SUMMIJt J I M - - - -· IPICIAL Plratt> scouts oa band for tbe lryouts wUJ Include tim Macwell, Warsaw, Ky., aDd Austin Bates, McArthur, wbo wliJ be In charge of the lry· oata. $1•19 PHONE SP 3-5554 Slue 6 to I~ $9.11 pr. Men's 6" WORK SHOES . HAIR DRYER - c:'flli BLUR BLUB .$]M pr. Ta$1U5 JULY SPECIALS J $1.49 pr. ton , a 23-year-old part-time de- fenseman with the Boston Bruins of the National League, has been loaned to Portlond Buck..._ ot the w-•. r ern Hockey League. for aext seal son.· 50,000 STAMP GIVE-AWAY Certified Oil Station 538 WEST MAIN STRIET 2B HI TEST 29.9 0v.r 200 WMkly W i n -Tr-'lng . StompaOfYCholca Every O.IJon Sold With A Money a.dr Clulrontee Now Under New Mena1lfllel'lt \ ' BLUI!STONI Values To $5.95 BOSTON <UPII - Pat Staple. ,.... ,... .... • te 12 WHILE ON VACATION IN .88 LAS VEGAS! AND LOST MY SHIRT Womeo'• Canva1 Oxford1 THESE CARS MUST GO eBiack $5.11 pr• . WHOLESALE & BELOW PRICES eWhlte NoM Cushion Arch SIIM4te10 V•luee To $12.95 SpMI•I $ . When emerge""Y expenses c.alch you short, take a short cut to a balanced budiet See us about a promp~ private cash loan. Pressed fortlnle7 Telephone first - then stop ill. 191 QT. > J .29 s eBiocl< eBrown SliM 1111111 3 te Bit 3 Velu.To$4.99 Marvin Cantrell, 1961 LARK (6) Str~w Hats & c;:caps . • ' ~>..1. .88 · ·. ECONOMY SAVINGS & LOAN COMPANY • I '· ROUIWS SHOI UO~ •2S!!!TO •aoOQ!:!· ~ RESTONE,· '. ~:.frt;":j. ~ l-... i· - 1.,;, 0 •! 1r .... ' ... '!< • • • • 0 • • • • • • • • • $395 .. .. 24321 $295 Automatic trans. Radio and heater. See 1t . 1956 FORD VI- 4 DOOR · · · ·.. .. · · .. · $595 $295 1955 CHMOLET. DR. 6 CYL. · · · · · ·· · · · $495 Stan~;;.;.;;, · $195 Automatic tra111. Heater. clean a.od. mce. These Art Only AFew Of The Many Buys You'll Find Hert At METROPOLITAN MOTORS. e COMS IN TODAY fOREMANH· . . ' wv &ABBOTT .. $395 J956 BUICK 4 DR. HARDTOP ........ .. · · $695 -~-FRE.1 ESTI~TES - - - l, \:. ,, "t. ~· ' ADDRII' +-r--c:""'...,.,...,.,........'"T~-:-:--- I,;•"' 't'.'!l • .·. ,. • Solid. • Kitchen Ciblnetl e ~lloor Tile eFormlca Top • Ceiling Tile ePaneling e5torm Doon eAwnlngs • Storm Windov.. Ill. 2ND AVL 'i . . MID!)LEPOIIT. , NAM* .:.·...;..·_,;_-..:......,..4--......i-,r ---'-- 300 W. Second St. - WYandotte 2·2111, Pomeroy ' 1957 MERCURY 4 DR. HARDTOP · · ·· · · · · $795 SH Us for Your Reinocltllng Ntttls : $595 • Tu tolll blUe, V8, lllandard trlllls. · AT .>'fl 1957 OIEVROLET 4 DR. 6 CYL. · · · · · ·· · · · $895 • 1957 PLYMOUTH 4 DOOR · ·· · · · · · · · ·· · · · · $795 111106ta 12 ii'll' $895 • Jet bl1ck.. Nice and soUd. Standard trans 1o0 lonus P~J4 StamP' With Any $S Purchl" •i $1295 • Cl•n aDd nice. E~onomr CU'. '' . . IIIDU~D NOW WAS Leather Sandals Canvas.Oxfords· Loafers Knit Chlhl...,.a All .... • MEN'S LOANED FOR SEASON ' MASON, W. VA. I FLIPPED 2 PR. $5.00 DRESS SHOES LOAFERS Tennls Oxlo,41 J GROUP s SIZES 5 TO 9 Values Te $6.95 Y•I- Some days you need a PLUMBER fast. And what's the quickest and easiest way to find one? You're right. The YELLOW PAGES, where YOUR FINGERS DO THE WALKING .9 WOMEN'S SPRING AND SUMMER SHOES Volu. Ta '12.95 71 fool-711 .. CLELAND'S T.V. - . .. .... $3.75 ELEC1RIC al':. Hogg & Zuspan Materials Co. I" WORK BOOTS SALES & SERVICE S h0111t ... ond yo11'll like lhe way it rt ond• up 1 year after year, under all kinds of wea ther. It with•tonda atmospheric condition• and w1nhe1 ~~ itself . .. k..ping itl cia. &fin; white finiWa. . REG• . $2.11 WY 2-2255 _.,.-Wh i te ' brings to yo11t DUTTON DRUG CO. GARDEN HOSE RADIO & T.V. 37c ., ' Handy Disposable Fuel Cylinder, ad uniforms, Toloum, ly Mlvlt & Cllllmore ···~uot SPECIAU On Summer ColognH encl Dustln1 Powders By Tu11y . ·PROPANE GAS CYUNDER REG. · YQu'll odmite the rich. fresh. dean bto~o~tr ~·;; fi!Z', l IPS House Point 218 00 • POWder ~ MIDDLEPORT, 0. e Bubble Bath e Bath Crystats __ 79c e Bronze Lustre ~·.:~ '2· WINDOW All boys from this area Ja. lere&lod In lrylng out fur major league baseball Ill'< Invited 1<1 atteutl the Pittsburgh Pirate tryout eamp, slated for July~ at McArthur. Tbe lfy. outs wUJ start al 9 a m. and last until ~ p. m. both dayo. All boys 15 years of age or elder are Invited and must br!ag their owu gloveo, opll<ea. THE SHOE BOX BANK FINANCING MEtROPOLITAN MOTORS . l'bMI!lOY, 0. ,h' .. \ �I • '' Willie Mays', Homer Ends GreateSt ;u.. ....:---... . Pitching Duel In Past 30 Years erry, Cummings~ Lead~ In · tiDg MiddlepOrt, 4•2 NEW singled, ol. t1ut als r.p.ol.~ ,_ doWII, ten he faced. , Wllked, but Bradbury C&rdJ 010 01J - H I Bomard L)'OI18 sacrlfked blm 1111 ·· • ' -Cllt4< Wll• Ullfnucboblo in MlddJaporl Onnmlngs tnd100WC'f7. iut two friDlel IV)th 1 44 nor llld SWill, Koon (1). U• Both ti"""' he set bis op. piro: Art SfDbarl, Cl,ylle ,...... down fannlrlt four II. L. lolloley, •• Yanks, Giants, REG. $4.99 VALUE N&M Widths Letart Score League Wins 3 ROOMS .98 ......... _ ..... . .•... ,. . ... MASON This Year's Style Discontinued SALE STARTS FRIDAY MORNING MNI1UU ~. Mo\11111, W. VA. COOL and EASY SUMMER LIVING 20'' Electric PORTAIU FAN SUMMIJt J I M - - - -· IPICIAL Plratt> scouts oa band for tbe lryouts wUJ Include tim Macwell, Warsaw, Ky., aDd Austin Bates, McArthur, wbo wliJ be In charge of the lry· oata. $1•19 PHONE SP 3-5554 Slue 6 to I~ $9.11 pr. Men's 6" WORK SHOES . HAIR DRYER - c:'flli BLUR BLUB .$]M pr. Ta$1U5 JULY SPECIALS J $1.49 pr. ton , a 23-year-old part-time de- fenseman with the Boston Bruins of the National League, has been loaned to Portlond Buck..._ ot the w-•. r ern Hockey League. for aext seal son.· 50,000 STAMP GIVE-AWAY Certified Oil Station 538 WEST MAIN STRIET 2B HI TEST 29.9 0v.r 200 WMkly W i n -Tr-'lng . StompaOfYCholca Every O.IJon Sold With A Money a.dr Clulrontee Now Under New Mena1lfllel'lt \ ' BLUI!STONI Values To $5.95 BOSTON <UPII - Pat Staple. ,.... ,... .... • te 12 WHILE ON VACATION IN .88 LAS VEGAS! AND LOST MY SHIRT Womeo'• Canva1 Oxford1 THESE CARS MUST GO eBiack $5.11 pr• . WHOLESALE & BELOW PRICES eWhlte NoM Cushion Arch SIIM4te10 V•luee To $12.95 SpMI•I $ . When emerge""Y expenses c.alch you short, take a short cut to a balanced budiet See us about a promp~ private cash loan. Pressed fortlnle7 Telephone first - then stop ill. 191 QT. > J .29 s eBiocl< eBrown SliM 1111111 3 te Bit 3 Velu.To$4.99 Marvin Cantrell, 1961 LARK (6) Str~w Hats & c;:caps . • ' ~>..1. .88 · ·. ECONOMY SAVINGS & LOAN COMPANY • I '· ROUIWS SHOI UO~ •2S!!!TO •aoOQ!:!· ~ RESTONE,· '. ~:.frt;":j. ~ l-... i· - 1.,;, 0 •! 1r .... ' ... '!< • • • • 0 • • • • • • • • • $395 .. .. 24321 $295 Automatic trans. Radio and heater. See 1t . 1956 FORD VI- 4 DOOR · · · ·.. .. · · .. · $595 $295 1955 CHMOLET. DR. 6 CYL. · · · · · ·· · · · $495 Stan~;;.;.;;, · $195 Automatic tra111. Heater. clean a.od. mce. These Art Only AFew Of The Many Buys You'll Find Hert At METROPOLITAN MOTORS. e COMS IN TODAY fOREMANH· . . ' wv &ABBOTT .. $395 J956 BUICK 4 DR. HARDTOP ........ .. · · $695 -~-FRE.1 ESTI~TES - - - l, \:. ,, "t. ~· ' ADDRII' +-r--c:""'...,.,...,.,........'"T~-:-:--- I,;•"' 't'.'!l • .·. ,. • Solid. • Kitchen Ciblnetl e ~lloor Tile eFormlca Top • Ceiling Tile ePaneling e5torm Doon eAwnlngs • Storm Windov.. Ill. 2ND AVL 'i . . MID!)LEPOIIT. , NAM* .:.·...;..·_,;_-..:......,..4--......i-,r ---'-- 300 W. Second St. - WYandotte 2·2111, Pomeroy ' 1957 MERCURY 4 DR. HARDTOP · · ·· · · · · $795 SH Us for Your Reinocltllng Ntttls : $595 • Tu tolll blUe, V8, lllandard trlllls. · AT .>'fl 1957 OIEVROLET 4 DR. 6 CYL. · · · · · ·· · · · $895 • 1957 PLYMOUTH 4 DOOR · ·· · · · · · · · ·· · · · · $795 111106ta 12 ii'll' $895 • Jet bl1ck.. Nice and soUd. Standard trans 1o0 lonus P~J4 StamP' With Any $S Purchl" •i $1295 • Cl•n aDd nice. E~onomr CU'. '' . . IIIDU~D NOW WAS Leather Sandals Canvas.Oxfords· Loafers Knit Chlhl...,.a All .... • MEN'S LOANED FOR SEASON ' MASON, W. VA. I FLIPPED 2 PR. $5.00 DRESS SHOES LOAFERS Tennls Oxlo,41 J GROUP s SIZES 5 TO 9 Values Te $6.95 Y•I- Some days you need a PLUMBER fast. And what's the quickest and easiest way to find one? You're right. The YELLOW PAGES, where YOUR FINGERS DO THE WALKING .9 WOMEN'S SPRING AND SUMMER SHOES Volu. Ta '12.95 71 fool-711 .. CLELAND'S T.V. - . .. .... $3.75 ELEC1RIC al':. Hogg & Zuspan Materials Co. I" WORK BOOTS SALES & SERVICE S h0111t ... ond yo11'll like lhe way it rt ond• up 1 year after year, under all kinds of wea ther. It with•tonda atmospheric condition• and w1nhe1 ~~ itself . .. k..ping itl cia. &fin; white finiWa. . REG• . $2.11 WY 2-2255 _.,.-Wh i te ' brings to yo11t DUTTON DRUG CO. GARDEN HOSE RADIO & T.V. 37c ., ' Handy Disposable Fuel Cylinder, ad uniforms, Toloum, ly Mlvlt & Cllllmore ···~uot SPECIAU On Summer ColognH encl Dustln1 Powders By Tu11y . ·PROPANE GAS CYUNDER REG. · YQu'll odmite the rich. fresh. dean bto~o~tr ~·;; fi!Z', l IPS House Point 218 00 • POWder ~ MIDDLEPORT, 0. e Bubble Bath e Bath Crystats __ 79c e Bronze Lustre ~·.:~ '2· WINDOW All boys from this area Ja. lere&lod In lrylng out fur major league baseball Ill'< Invited 1<1 atteutl the Pittsburgh Pirate tryout eamp, slated for July~ at McArthur. Tbe lfy. outs wUJ start al 9 a m. and last until ~ p. m. both dayo. All boys 15 years of age or elder are Invited and must br!ag their owu gloveo, opll<ea. THE SHOE BOX BANK FINANCING MEtROPOLITAN MOTORS . l'bMI!lOY, 0. ,h' .. \ �I I' • . .. "·" ' . r• \ • ! HoPE Til£\" A~e TF: f/>.TI N ~ wu wELL Vacation Time! Need More Cash?. Get It. TOday- The Want Ad Way. ·c. IassI. f.I ed EST~c TI~=----1 :. Oak Grove =J!~~=- ~eager m!:: ::. ::::1: a __ lt9~Ati 'n' Travel T· me f!finrrtt News, Events 6--Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., .July 3, 1953 hGit and bolteu · &mday I -=::..:::.:FO:R:.S:A:LE::;====::For=S.=ie==.I-=•EI.L IN Til! fJ.OSPITAI.,, ·'l I Trade USED CAR BUYS ' ''s Get Results. POMEROY MOTOR CO. I <>. RNEY GOOGLE and SNUFFY SMIT"' i JEST FOU.ER ME, 'IE PORE l.EETLE Ol: STRAV I'UI'PV DOG . I .. @) IT'S MAH ~~!· ...,.01!! THE Sl411:lCINK LEAPED 'TO .'oOI<UM'S RE6CUE!!I MN£1111 IT WAS GOOD FOR SOMETH ING!! 0 MceOY- "u •· 1 ~en • HE. .TOI.& IT, WHILE. HE.'S GON>IOI PAWN IT.'! Pll'~HtN ' -- . ., 1-L·,a-ur_e_J•fl•..,.j•{•{--• I Br KING Jterns { Jnteres! MARK IV II A UTQ I AIR CONDITIONING I = •,: ; ==:!;,· -- --·--~. Br CHESTER 1' \ $J40·00 PIECE: BLAETTNAR'S Auto -- -- "'. 3otc By HAROLD GRAY HOWCAH 0H1i IE~WITH REP11Ui:S AND ll"tDIAHS l.liQI(IIIG BEHIND ELEMENTAR~ - tiiiE1IV BUIII-I ? TEACHERS . ••to• """'"'"• .. ,,., 1 .- WHEEL ALIGNMENT =A=·E.•.::: WHEEL BALANCING • SHO(K ABSORBERS roo!-: om..... ,.... • ,. ... · ..... ,...,,. "' ... Ftee at Landmark Pomeroy Landmark n.- •• .... ._ "u.·••• ....... ... ...... FRONT END REPAIR BRAKE REPAIR SOHIO SERVIQ 24 HOUR ua TOWING '* """" ..... ,,. ...,. 3:: -.. HACKffi'S :-t............ Prefer Adults. Ph. WY Mltlt. ::.".~ :. '":U'":: =. . 1n Point PJeuant SUPER SERVICE STATION BUSIN-ESSSERVICES ~~ 'te':1..-:'"l.oof =day morning, ' ... tt· """" ta ... ....,.. .,. .... ~ Vlrl!lnla .00 24 Open """" WY 2-'1911 FOR EXPERIENCED painting, MUSICAL lnlfrumenfl ::" .:1..0:'.1":1'::1, ...:':! 'nlompt10n are ~:~d~~~~ :&! in. Coal lDRog~orCullandunsexterPilonelor. WYCa~l . ::.. ~ dayo ~lsltlng tit with ducts and register•. "• ' ~ I'OMIROY' OHIO FOR SALE: Stndlvarlonl Vfcl. "'""'"1 . ,,... ttoo· • ..... enla Mr and 7•1-4tp Kautz. Chester . Ohio. - · 2682· ~- WY 2-*1 . Un. Goad -jo. lleuoa•hle, ; .. ;:.;.-:;;..~ ,..._.. AND Tho~. I ... _. n-Ob ...... .on ar CaD nd Mra eu~ s. c. 7 s 6tp PHirr'O Servtc01 ........., ..,.,.t!r, lo - -Ia ,_•., ...... a. to•lu4· log on Mr. a . •v Copy any letter or d.........t. 1 U tie ""' • u ,.... of ,.., Uuwob Is Rickard and Mrs. , Blanch POODLE PUPS A 1( _, • t~;;!. ~outer lnlunnce, Pomeroy lnl ,.., INSTAl I ED wtndlhleld ~~';,,'"f.~ :. V•n Schovck ' Suitday evenlnl mon iature , male or female. 2 15 lfc 8lld door Insurance company HELP WANTED =r'.;..~,::.} f· were Mr. Blllla Wei.qand, Polnt1 · Stn<l service. Mrs. c. P. wn. AUCI10NEEJI approved. AU worl: guar~ 1=~ ~ v;~c.:.:" 1J:::. ·Pieosant, Misler Chticlde ~nd. li• •ns. 592 Broadway, ,_Midc pi 11 Ia tlee tetd S.S.S. Servtce, WY Z. ,., fir ceneral boule- ~ ~~':f ~ Mike I!leaalllg ~· 'lr!· Ethel, dl•port . Phone WY 2-5443. Crill llntdfwll t18t, SyraCUH, Ohio. work, Live ln. WY J.UU. IIUoo to tnii "" ""' ., 1010 ...Frv · . 1· 01 " 7 3 31c Write, n.. Ill' c..S 2$ 30tc · 7-MIA! !: lor..~ ,..,. 'H~. and Mrs. '}l_~~ . SW~ " R in ~e•~ type cai>J,1e!, A. C. BRADFORD · WAITIIESS WANTED: co~8ii ,,:;::,.;:. •;.::"~•.t-:=-..:!: of Quincy, !'!~~ • R· . . . -~ COlA IIIVICI or '""'le . . ••·hafl . • ........... """•·•-• ~ ~!! Modliv' with . . '"'~'~~· mn!'!noanv , 7.i~ ·Za g, overcasts - ....., ..... "'u ,m.,... -"" ....,.. na ,..._, _ ....... "'-..lo M &_,.., •tte!,J'!~!S'!!,.t, f• · .. ~·" ens. h "ronholes, . J 11 "" . _ ,.., ro lli'enceo. JaquiN at ·IIJ&Ir !leV· to . '" " •"" • """"'' e·c. Will ... ute arcount for wanted :;: :;::-.,..~ "'"' .... en Club lilt Rt. No. 7; 74-lte ,_, ... "'" .... _.., .., ~''· 1•· o. ·~ M~. ;~:;;;j~'l'·)~ . lOb a JL\LUDAI, Jr1m •1m~ 11\lr~ -~ ~~~:. • ('fl": tl or 8 I Complete bookkeeping and • ., ........... ~- •••• Clll• lomeonoP to en•_ h•v ...... ., tbll I:Re.. ., o.ar •• Ell· ·~nd ~n. B H monthly Phone WY 2 ............lee .,.. __ WY • TeCh .......,.., wv 1-tMt ".ru.". ~-~:- Wrt -n o-··-: wanll:le111nPJ'. ,. . .te4 1 ""' • MUio . - • • .---= ,..._,,. •...... C:IMIW ~l4l. · 011 1.....-ea. te _. ~ ,.,_ •AJ.Lm.n "PI& .Ui'S. At ' R~~ "''~"' f "~ . -. 7 -Wte ="" -;r.. ..:-...-=.:r.: = :1 "*"' . ·n;:r,:,..,: .:::.:.•0:: * '"'' M_... C''"" ! 2;;,i. • a 101c vn,m, ~ville, f'bGal sa --~WW. r;. ~~~"'~ jSa~ IYenlr!c ...!'!:'·""··.I ., Middleport ... ' ', ~ -I· By FRED '-AS5WI!LL L•..a @) Tllfoll GIVe '(OV A FLEA BATH? Olley B. Rotish. .:v: Mri'N at the llOClll hour. of Akroo, 0 ., and Mrs. Helen ~'""' attending and calling during Slllats. Beverly vlllted Thurs1 the day wirt Mrs. R bod with Mr. and Ml'll. C. E. JULY & INCOME- PROPER'lT-6 -~~;;;t~;;:;;;~:;;::;;::;IYnt~ar. ot ~Mr. lnd Mra. Bethel 62 or the lalemllllollal with bath gu ·heatlnl, IIi loot I Vlaltbtg Thurldly .rternoein J_,., Dleltl, Jr., Charlene Myrtle EDen Roush, Order of Job's! Daugbtm wiD lot, good lot, iood location, In With Mr. and Ml'll. Curtll Rick- Jo Ellen of Pornef<ty Mlu and Milton Ray visited meet In regular ll!!llon 'Ibm. Pomeroy and oonvenlent. R4nll ard and Mra. Blanch V!lll Sob- Fry o1 Parteraburg, Mr. an evening with Mr. and day at 7.30 p.m. bt lht Pom. easily a_ t N5 to f40 monlhl)'. oyck wen Mr. and Mro. Fred Mrs. Jimmie Fry of Haven CUrtis Rickard lllid Mrs. roy Maaonlc remple. 1961 Chevrolet Bel Air 4-Dr. H.T. _ $199$ Total price ~.(WXI. M. Roush, Mra. Anna Fry, M;. llelpta, Mr. ond Mrs. Johnle Blanch Van Schoyck. The annual Blake-Reed Ivory over blue finish, spotless clean interior, low mileSYRACliSE 7 1'0001 rand~ and Mrs. Okey B. Roush, Ml'll. Fry, ol. New Haven, Mr. and Mrs. Mary Louise Keefer, Jon will be held on July 4, at the age by original local owne r, V8 r11otor"" PoweJ"flide, radlo home with bath, l'!IIIIPieldy. filMae FIBber, Mr. Mike and Ml'll. Andy Cross, Paul and Ed· and Carolyn were shOJ>Forked Run State Park, between · and heater. sulated, willt lotced hot air bQI- a.uckle Bleulng; ond Mr. •11!1 die of Letart Falls, Mr. Ray In Point Pleasant Friday Reedavllle an~ Long BOIU>m. All lng, yearly heatbtg biD ,120, Mra. Stanley Adkins. Roush of l'olnt Pleasant, Mr. old-fashioned baaket dinner will 1962 Belair Was $2495, Now $2295 4·Door Sedan. Ivory over' black finish, red interior, W. W. breezeway, and double gatqe. Mr. Ray Friend, who Ia em- and Mrs. Jeck Roush and tam- Mrs. Nancy Roush and chU· be enjoyed at noon. All rei• tires show little wear. VB motor, automatie trana •• radio Nicely loc~ted on M acre lot. ployod bt llllnol.o spent the By, New Haven, Mra. Blanch dren visited Wednesday with tiYes of the tare Mr. and Mra. and heater. Showroom clean . '18,500. Should quallly for any weekend with hl.o pannts, Mr. Ye111er, Mr. •and Mra. Earl Elbabeth Boston, Pat Edgar Blt.ke, are cordlaDJ 1izl. · WANT AD type loan. · and .Mrs. Walter Friend. Keefer, Mra. AUle· Hollman, and Sammie. , vlted to attend. INFORMATION LOTS - OccaslonaDy we bave Mr. and Mrs. Curtla YOUJii, Miss, Sue Adltlnll, Mr. Emory Mr. and Ml'll. Cbarlea11rown, JULY 1 ' Dt;AllUNES ·Nil· some available eiL~er for buUd- Charleston, W. Va., Mr. and Fry, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Ad· Ellen, and Eva Lee return· The Missionary Society at. &:00 t' M 'la o 1:1oetn" I'UbliC'aUMI OPEN EVES. 8:00 p.M. U~ lng or for traDer sites. In towD Ml'll. Paul Blessing, Point Plea- klns, and Mrs. Erell Adkltts. home Saturday afrer spend- I he Mount Morlab Baptist lllarul8'0 ~ a ahn t IHWI 4 M llnnltu POMEROY . OHIO · and out of town. Inquire aant, W. Va., Mrs. Rboda YeaMr. Howard Wiegand, Mr. the put three weeks In n- ChUrch of Middleport !lspoiiiOrCAN C EI~.A TtUNS . C. C. CUCKLER. REALTOR ger, Mason and ~. and Mra. and Mra. Fred M· .Roush and wber~ they visited their 1ng a barbecue Friday, July 1 CUIIIIEL'l'lUNS wto oe a~pr ev .&nU • 111:110 " Ill ==~=::-:~::-:::::=:-;--:::-=-:=--::--:::-::::~'1 PHONE WY Will Dallaa Roush of Florida and Mra. Anna FrY apent &nday Curtlt, Nellor. and Rob- from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. There wiD r"' na" .,. ""' "h.,atln• FOR SALE ALBERT M, COX, SALESMAN Mr. George Bosloa and 1 on with Mr. inci Mrs. Charley and their families. Robert be a variety of barbecued fooda IU!:(lULA TtUNS BUSINESS SERVICES PHONE WY ~1Harold visited Tuesday w 1t h Moore, Sr. _'of Huntington, home with his parenta Including chicken, ribs, franJI,. rtw pun11111•• ~- · fte npt co edt• at ret-e• w._~ •d• ""emed ZIG ZAG sewing machine, 1963 1 AUCTIONEER. 7-Wte Mr. and Mrs. Okey B. Roosh, Mrs. Beulah Rlcbrd w.. a 8pel!d a few daya. flirters , also cole slaw and ~- , <lh"•rhf)(lllln.. !ir-o'ln -"ollld b!' model. blind hems, button- Ct.esier. Ohio.' FOUR ROOM house with 1 ac- and O.uckle and Mike BJeu. buslnesa caller In Muon Mr. and Ml'll; Albert Thomp- erages. Tjte ptibllc Is lnvlled. tepr.r9M ·ma.edl1l1!'b l"tl~ ..uti 1\&hl!'l Will ....... ,.. "C!IpOI'IIihle fOI holes, appliques, and comes 4 18 tfc re lot, large porch, basement btfirs. Sara Hoffman at Broad Pomeroy Monday. VIrginia, Harriet and AI- The Young Married elaa 0t morP ~hal" '".. ......... .... , <111ef"tlon complete with set of fashion off Roure No. 7. Pbone WY Run VIBl ' 'ted F r d y Mr. and Mr&. Artie Rouah Jo vtslted Saturday even- the Rock Sprtnga Meouidlst • RATES 1 1 and famUy ot Broad Run spent discs. One dial does it all. No Plumb __... Mr and u- CUrtis For Want Ad Servi.:e ~arl Gnleoer, ID& _u __ 121._ 7·MO!c with Mr. and Mrs. D-"••t Glb.... . · church will have an Ice cre£JII I 4 Cen ll ~~ "'"'"a 1nt> " • ""-''"' attachments needed. Orig Healing .,.,. ... Friday evening With Mr. and _ supper 00 the lawn, Friday, July llrtln•mu"' l' hane «• -"'I nallv $119.95. Pay balance of Minersville. Oblt HOUSE FOR SALE In Racine, Mrs. Ada Thom(lSOII and Mra. Mra. Fred M. ROOsh and Mrs. Mr. Toney Thompson visited S, beginning at 8,30 p.m. Home. o Cent: ae• "'""' ,,.. rhre• OOP •• c ut.tve lruerttnn• $68.31 of 9 payments of 8 · End voar sewer troubles li rooms and bath, carport Amy Boston were In Pobtt Plea· ADM Fry. They all enjoyed Mr. Chuckle Blessing Wed- marle lee cream, cake, coffee· F\11' rate 'If 4 ~"" " q .-r wora tf'UI monthly. Phone WY 2·2204. W• bave au 11ze1 and patio, large yard. Clar- sant Saturday on buolneu. homemade lee cream. and aoft drinkl -..UI be aold. be cllarlf'd for ad•.,..'-'"t II no• o~ut w !t)l\1' If\ .,.,. aft et" •lf'f'e'l• 7-Z.Stc s. ... r Macblneo ence Roy, WI t-2811. Mr. Billie Wiegand of Polut VIsiting Th~ay evenlng Keefer visited . · '"'I Gill CAKD OJ fftA,"'IlS - t1 ~ tar SJNr.F.-~ .R,--e:te'"'ct"' ric - portable. , 1\foasonable Ralft 8 29 6tc Pleasant and Mrs. Irene Winew111t · Ml'll. · Anna Fry and Mr. evening with Mr. and ,lJ word '~ ' "'mum &1cf\ • .,,1\t ·on al • .,,.... •t <)hlluarl•• "'lh!laiMII Sews forward and backward. , Con w~ Z.Z974 Day ,.. Nl~bl HOUSE FOR SALE or trade for brlmmer ~~daughter DoJina of and Ml'll. Fred M. Rousb were E. Fry. 11 I p<'t "'rtrd Zig Za g equipped to button· J 7 Z6 tfc bt M'ddl L Sill Letart, VIBlted Sunday afrerMr. and Mra. Albert Boston. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence YeaO~FIL ' I: HOURS 1 1 hole, etc. Bal. due $33.61 or a Pace opor ,noon with Mr. and Mrs. Okey Mrs. Louise Adkins who bas Sharon and Beverly atrend· 8•:JO A 1'1 " o I~ ~ '1 1101\l:t !la lu rrt.~ , II :if' '\ 1'1'1 ' ' •:!·llfl n"o" rooms, bath, basement, city ·B. Roush. been a medical pa''"nt In ... . blrlbday dinner of Mrs. 1 7 pa yments $6 month IY. Ph one te ] triclty ••a gar "" "'" IT'~ SO EASV , WY z. 22o4. wa r, e ec ' .,.. ' • Mr. and Mrs. Andy Cros• of Holzer Hospital at Gallipolis, Yeager's mother, Mr!. Iva 0 _ 7-Z.&tc TV PLAl 'E A I age, ooe acre llfOUnd lD Rut- Letart Falls,' 0. visited Mrs. Ia recuperatbtg at ber home at Broad Run Sunday. RES I rt I PRt !Ill IC ING · LEGHORN fryers , ~0- cents land. S. D. Buskirk, Rutland, Cross' mother,. Mrs. Blanch now. Her daughter Sue who Is Mrs. Irene We&V!!r and dau- 1--------:--:-~ w..m All 8 21 Otp Yeager Sunday evening. each. William Garner, Long Ohto. laking speclal nurse's training ·Otarlene and Mrs. Nor- Mr. and Mrs. Peart Parker 7 1 3 i'HONE WY 2-2l S7 Bottom , Ohio. ' · tP j t'OR SALE : 7 room bouse In Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Fry was In Children'• Hospital at CoKeefer and daughter Paula received word from their son, ' - - -· - ·- - - YES, YOU can borrow o or : Jocalll)'. Cl!llel'll wale< 1 n d ----- Jumbus, 0. Is home on a In Parkersburg shopping Capt, Cedric 0. Parker, FairCarpet Shampooer FREE to : city water. Sell for fl ,5110. Mrs. INSTRUCTI~NS of absence to care for her . banks, Alaska, that he bad .,. NOTICES clean yoor carpets with Blue J . M. Thornton WY 2-3827. !her while she Is Ill. Mr. and Mrs. James Keefer celved notice that he was on ~ -Lustre. Baker Furniture, ' ', j · 1- 1&.10 tp u. 1. CtVIr,. IIIIVICI TISTII Paula attended an old lash- the promotion list for major. !.OSf: WEIGHT safety wIth Mtddleport 7·2-&tc Mr. and Mrs . Stanley belling for Mr. Keefer's Mr. an4 Mrs. Lewis Peten DIAD AX 1formerly DEX·A ' Sales & Service HOUSE FOR SALE, 6 rooms ;!•:·'!:;~"P.'.';'::.~ of New Haven spent Wednesand husband, Mrs. Char· visited 1n Columbuo recently. DrET f new name, sa me for· HAMBURGERS, lOc, 25c, Cofand bath, with new modern J!~•!t,..•' ,.!!; =~ day and Thursday with Campbell at Leon, Fri- Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence A. mu ~a. 0 ""·"' 98e at S 1 a rk I fee, Sr. Jack's Dairy Bar,; kitchen. Located on 3 lots out lnlormaUo• •• Jobs. ututu, awquk• AdkiiUI' brother Ernest and day evening. Smith, Mr. and Mn. Larry '2" '"tp ' Mt ' ddleport 7-2-6tcl . m-atl. Writ• TODAY tlvlnl Dlml, ter Twlla Rickard They Drugs. ~ ~oo t · _ · e Fits Almost Every Car of high water. Will sell fum- .......... phone. L"''"'' ''"".., · Miss Brenda IJul'lll Cl! Point Smith were In p arkeraburg Al!1'<>1ioBii..~osur~r· oeeo ' CffiHUAHUAS, AKC, 5 months., !shed or unlumished. Ph. WY :':,"::":.~:Too 0 '"' ....unot, Po-ed them bt paintbtg In their Pleasant Is spendln~ a lew Monday. ctlm:ellt>oP Lost "ow I)PI!J i:I Wr i Also two grown dogs. Maude · eTransferable When 2·30'78. · 6-22-tlc ~ - ---· ··· -- ·· h~e. days vacation vlslting her coo- Mrs. ' Gladys Smith and Mr. bcens.' Call WV 1-Young, Racine, 0. WI 9 • You Trade Cars · INSURANCE M,.,. Frank Robinette and sln, Miss Beverly Yeager. Arthur Wise have returned , ·~ 7-2-3tc FOR SALE: 7 room house lD . . .. . . Mra. Beulah Rickard were Sunday dinner guest• of Mr. home 'J'OJD the hospital. 344 1. ''ERVOus? Can'l sleep? T r -, good locality . Cistern water JOHNSON, Slmpsoo lnsurllllCe ping In Pol~! Pleasant Friday and Mrs. G<orge Keeler were Mrs. Ethel Burdette visited 0- ,_IE- TO Circumstances bevorld "eGuaranteed 24 Months and city water. Sell for r/,· Agency, ln. AU forma of In afternoon. Mrs. Keeler's sister and fam- recently with her danghler and my control, my garage will , n• w time.released Sleep.W•I or 2_4,000 Miles 500. Mro. J .M.Thornton WY Z. lllll'ance. Jim Johaaoo and tittle MIBB Patricia Keefer Uy, Mr. and Mrs. James Keel· 11011-ln-law, Mr. and Mro. James b· clo"e<1 for the next 60 capsules. Only !l8c at Stat11 3627. 1-18-tfc Bud Simpson. Agents. IIJlenl Friday with her and Paula. Smith, . Columbus. ~~j~: Brook Sayre, ~y~a:e, Drugs. _. S.20-3Qtp e Most-Popular. Unit · - · ·FOR SALE by owoer, S bed- . I I lfc parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mlu Bonnie Jean Rayburn Mrs. Cle!>rgla Diehl. :•pent 1 _ In Tbe U. li. A. room home 1n Sugar Run Ar· Realer ......._ ' -· Boston. of Mason 1.o spending a vacation day with ber sister, Mrit. Anna FOR RENT __ ..,, Large corner lol Newly ··w- ,_ ...., penaaal Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Gibbs, with her grandparents, Mr. and Buck, Rutland~ NSTALLED AUTO SAtES . ~- , five rooms and bah modeled. CaD WY 2-31t8. lid but•- oeed.8 ,Janice and of •Broad Mrs. Howard Rayburn. Mr. and Mra. Wyatt...Sdiaef. HOUSE I ., ted Denver Mr Gibb 1 1958 PONTIAC convertible. Melvin Little, Cheshire, Ohto. • 11-lt-lfc PJaoae WY Ulll Run vlsl . s Vl.oitlng Sunday with Mr. and or MI. Verno!', ~..., _ipj!gl Phone WY 2.fi23fi. 7·2·Btp 7-2-6tc HOUSE Trail Ins Full ents, Mr. and Mrs. · Mrs. Howard Rayburn were Mr. the weekend with Mr. Schllelo·· _ __ _ -~IN POMEROY Etpt room er tll'8llce. Gibbs 'JUesday evening. and Mrs. Earl Mayes, Mr. and er's parents, Mt:. and Mt&.' N. 1'1o• Rambler POUR ROOM and bath, unfuf: house, 3 bedroolllll and bath, comprehensive coverage. liD.- Col nd ,._ Martlll Arthur Cohen and chDd· E. Schaefer. David ntumed 8· . w..rtd StaMar" ·• Compaet nish ed house. 1650 Lincoln , large lot. Good locatioD out of per SIOOO coverage. Brlrnes• I """· and Mr Ra d Helen horn alter a week's visit wllh ll j high wate. Call WY Z-2590. . Srmpson Insurance Agency, Roush and dau~hter, Marta ren, . · ymon . e n· ..... udeoce d r-m Heights, Ph. WY 2-38764.28 fit POMEROY, 0. 5 tO~ Middleport Ph WY 2-29011 of North Carollna visited Mr. all of Point Pleasant, 1111-s. An- his grandparent& og car ro.. m. " e an II"'"~..; c "" . . 5'28 Ro h' father and wife Mon- ns Rayburn of Galllpolla, Mr. Mrs. Nancy Walker, Mu. once Small car economy .., DUPLEX, furntshed apart· . .. FOUR ROOM h with 1 ..,. da us s Mra. William Van Merer James Will, Becky, Brenda mana~abllll) ment at 300 S 2nd Moddle- ' Mr Farmer, why pay more? re lot, largo po~=. basement, STOP. Compare prices before ~asler Chuckle Bleaslng of and children of Mason and Mr. and Beverly \>lslted with Mrs. MelrO!Mitao Motors port Call in evening WY Z. t Breed to the best fm less. oU Rt. 7. Phone WY 2-6127 buying Insurance. IDgets In- Akro 0 wh l.o apendlng Mrs. Bill McDermitt and Pearl Parker, Mrs. Gene Alldre, E MaiD Street, Pomeroy -~262. 5-28-tfc Now $6.00 breedtnR fee for r,.28-30tp aSutranceMiddAJegpoenre;• 037hl3o PhoPearnel vaca~~n _;;lth ~s grantlparents, of West Columbia. Klmberlee and Kevin. ~ ~- -h- · p 1 sen lee to excellent Gold Med· ., ~ · M nd Mra Okey B Phone WY Z-3878 ,llNI' ~IX room ouse eop es FOR SALE 1 a h WY 2-2472 7 3 ""' r. a · · t 22 tfc Terrace. Phone Pt. Pleasant al - plus pro•en D•iry bulls room oose • ' ...,. pent Friday night with 1511hJ after 5 p.m. and performance tested beef I ·- two famlly double, 1 :., Ray Roush. FOR NEW or USed ca.-. --;-r bull No association fees Cur· two family apartment, 1 - 1 LEGAL NO _TICE Mr. and Mro. Edward Flshtru<:ks, ~n.'.ne Marvtn Mar"' FURNISHED apartments Two, tiss Breeding Service, Inc. room story and half, 1 er and Mr. Caryl Blair of ParkiAI~•11\:'\j Beasle\ M"aU• 4 room I five roum l''uuusn For service call large 6 room ho• wlth 3 IN TMI PIH.o\1'1 couaT o' bu W V visited Wed ed and unfurmshd P h o" e Albert Parter Chester Ohio room apartment adjoining. MltOJ couNn, OHIO ers rg, · 8· · 0 ,., Athens. LV :H06l •t~ w~ 2-2557 5-7 -ttr · • Good lnve tm nt property , ... a. BaCud.,, ••""ntotnl4r nesday with Mr. and Mra. Ok· I•lP":P. n: I PA. 985-3415 or .s e . Ofl TMI lltate ......... ldwanl Chuck! nd =,.---,~===-~ -- ~ Out ~ ht' gh water -•··· to 11c..1....,., ......... ey B. Roush and e a 1948 ClmVROLET good tires, THHEE an<! tour room furntsh •• Parker, Pameroy, Ohio '" • """"' •••tNTIP' 1e 1ng Mrs Mae FirJh Interested in Northern Ohio l01:ation invlt· f sh d Pbooe WY • - · wwn. Call Pt. Pleaoant 15111,., Mike B ss · · · good body. WY 2->260. , ed and un urm • apart· ~~ J after 5 p m evenings er who l.o a housegueat of the 6 27 6tp I ments WY ~>434 6 5 30tp • . • • DO•INDANTI Roushes but has been visiUng ed to apply. 2 yrs. training $3900 • $5250, 12 6 Uc JI.IB-tfc • .,. No. 11,m 1946 Green Chevrolet for sale. --- &me lmlt~:';:. ~ott:u. stnet. 1 . the Fl!lbers In Parkersburg re- 3 yrs. training $4100 • $5500. Bachelor's Body in good coodition . Sell , % DUPLEX, furnished apartFOR SALE _ Two bedroom ... coarteoton. w"' Vlrllala, Ooldl• tnmed back to !he Rouohes A.Uu, 4 Clenaaa Drl"• A.lkm. Wedn d 1 'ddl cheap. Phone WI 9-3424. menI aI 390 S· 20 d• M1 eboJ,Je Beautiful Bireb k.itcb Boutb carolina, S..uetb a '• • es ay 8 so. degree $4300 • $6255, 5 yrs. training , 1 7 3 3tc port. Call in evening. WY 2-• en, automatic gas beat. 1849 ~·~ \:~ Mr... Riebard Roush of New .- - ~- 5262. 5-28-tfc Lincoln Heights CaD J 0 b o en. EN ' u.u. "'""".. CAKAou. ijaven spent all day Sunday willt $4400 - $6440. Master's degree $4500. . c~ T.P.O., New Yorlr., New York, Ll- I ter nd h aba d Mr and Bl•ettnar. WY U127. S.IJI.tt. wW .... · - . . . . . . . . . . H.Ul· ... s. a u n • . $6625. Full credit for military service 11nd For Sale =:-:::=::--=c-- -,--- -. """· .............. " ... - .. of Mro. Harry .'l'hompaon. -· - ' FOR RENT FOR SALE: 5 room house and !'.,~· ..!"l'.:"..,01 ~·~::.;•• ••:;::: -Mr. Ed - · visited Thurs· - WHY WORRY over a sluggi'h • bath' new1y decorated • gu ••~ b · · 'wltb ' leaching experience. . ·~ "" day afternoon Mr. and Ml'll. septk' tank? Get K!Pan Ern- One modern 4 room and beating. FuU basement. LoMec:: ••~= -:sw.~t o~ n..tort.t Glbb C.ll collect Superintendent •f Schools, NorAll Septic tank cleaner at bath apartment including cated 123 Hudson Street ""'''"' "" ••• ,.....,,, ,..,.. or ~"'"" •· Landmark F~rm Bureau, Po' uid deHdenl. 11 llOt JUffictmt to Master Tonev 'nlompson vis· two outside porches, Middl•port. Price, t&OOO. In· "'' no. ..... ,.,. ...,..., or odmtn- !ted Sunday with Muter Chuck· walk, Ohio. Tel. 662-7031. meroy. 7+30tc hardwood floors, gas fur· qUire Ohio Hotel l.ltmna his ut.tts that he died MilM or the rallowtllf dMCI'ibed real le and Mike BleSsln1 from Ak· MODERN 4 bedroom home, Rt. nace. gas cooking stove, I I 8 tie .... .., "'""''' ----- - > Tbe toUowlDI t~e~cr~bed ron, 0., who l!l spending a VB• 7, Cheshire. See by appotnt· and electric refrigerator, c...., of cation with their grandparenla, ment only EM 7-7223. located centrally in MidWANTED TO RENT, ......,, "'.....,_, ""' state....... " Oblo, ODd ,.. "' "' ... Mr. and Mra. Okey B. Rooau. d 6 29 &tc leport, close to shopping u ro11owa Jim ...... and "....u..11,...T.....,N ,..,a. Mr. and Mra. ......, r-""---====--.....,o.,ll district, schools, and • SIX or 8 room home. Prefer oirn.do of 0a You Get Them churches. • fann or out. Responsible btJ&. ~ Mo. M.::::' •."·.,.. daughter Pame Jane Y· $60 ton, o .. were llle dinner gues~~ • ed P rtc •• above, lness man. Otarleotm. Pb. .. :; :...""'h:!u.": C"'w::": of Mr. King's father and wife, Priced furnished, $80 866-1984. 1 %1 lip ...,. .., 10 , "' the Mr and u.s I-· ..,•• Hnrib U.. of uld trrutl... · •u • • - •-'6' I •w oz Bevoroge GlosS.. or call • co a - •• ... Mr. Howard Weigand called II You get 1 - 16 oz Size glaso EMPLOYMENT W1nted :;-_;r :r::t:'.:rr:::! on Mr. and Mra. Fred M. Roush free each time you purchase David C. Miller ta • at ""' . - " and Mrs Anna ,.._, """"tO gallono of gasoline or HOUSEKEEPER, MlddiHged, Of" ""'" • ,. ' ' ~'' more, or a combination oil Middleport, 0 · good coot, Uve lu. Ram• .,.. tho rAil- ..,..., of Ml'll. Ethel Jl'ry,andC b.~~ t le 1 ""---Ph_._wv_2_-_sl_9_1__ change and tube iob. bl e wages. Have references. ,... _,.. •• ,...... No.... Bleaslng and Mr. """· _ Towo "~ a. a..p No. 1J .., •• ey B. Rouab were buslneu e811· -"·· _LI lo4 r wt\Clc Yau ME TJJ£PJ.,Wifr' llO~ 'r Yov HAl'!: ' 0.9 t.ONI; AS THEY JUIIT ~. lti~O CAt1E5~ DON'T LET IT BU<l VUH. I'IUNT A<ilm-IA f ~MU6T BE !:W>. MY CHILD! lJTTAI-ILY MBQ! ~LV. ARf N 'T MOST PEOPLE, INHtS OWN THI'O 11J THE: PALACES WAY'? 'I'OU COULD H4VE J.lj:JD 46 A COUI'ITE.$5, If' ONLY 'ltJU 1-140 FOLLO'WEO )t)UI{ AT LEAST !'M HAPPY, IN r1t 'YOU MEAN YOU PI?EJ:AH E~~ WAY! J:AM1 LY'6 W1 6 H ~S ? Y§, AU r--.4 T A~ATHA , A 'THOIJ'SANO T IMES YES - ·I �I I' • . .. "·" ' . r• \ • ! HoPE Til£\" A~e TF: f/>.TI N ~ wu wELL Vacation Time! Need More Cash?. Get It. TOday- The Want Ad Way. ·c. IassI. f.I ed EST~c TI~=----1 :. Oak Grove =J!~~=- ~eager m!:: ::. ::::1: a __ lt9~Ati 'n' Travel T· me f!finrrtt News, Events 6--Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., .July 3, 1953 hGit and bolteu · &mday I -=::..:::.:FO:R:.S:A:LE::;====::For=S.=ie==.I-=•EI.L IN Til! fJ.OSPITAI.,, ·'l I Trade USED CAR BUYS ' ''s Get Results. POMEROY MOTOR CO. I <>. RNEY GOOGLE and SNUFFY SMIT"' i JEST FOU.ER ME, 'IE PORE l.EETLE Ol: STRAV I'UI'PV DOG . I .. @) IT'S MAH ~~!· ...,.01!! THE Sl411:lCINK LEAPED 'TO .'oOI<UM'S RE6CUE!!I MN£1111 IT WAS GOOD FOR SOMETH ING!! 0 MceOY- "u •· 1 ~en • HE. .TOI.& IT, WHILE. HE.'S GON>IOI PAWN IT.'! Pll'~HtN ' -- . ., 1-L·,a-ur_e_J•fl•..,.j•{•{--• I Br KING Jterns { Jnteres! MARK IV II A UTQ I AIR CONDITIONING I = •,: ; ==:!;,· -- --·--~. Br CHESTER 1' \ $J40·00 PIECE: BLAETTNAR'S Auto -- -- "'. 3otc By HAROLD GRAY HOWCAH 0H1i IE~WITH REP11Ui:S AND ll"tDIAHS l.liQI(IIIG BEHIND ELEMENTAR~ - tiiiE1IV BUIII-I ? TEACHERS . ••to• """'"'"• .. ,,., 1 .- WHEEL ALIGNMENT =A=·E.•.::: WHEEL BALANCING • SHO(K ABSORBERS roo!-: om..... ,.... • ,. ... · ..... ,...,,. "' ... Ftee at Landmark Pomeroy Landmark n.- •• .... ._ "u.·••• ....... ... ...... FRONT END REPAIR BRAKE REPAIR SOHIO SERVIQ 24 HOUR ua TOWING '* """" ..... ,,. ...,. 3:: -.. HACKffi'S :-t............ Prefer Adults. Ph. WY Mltlt. ::.".~ :. '":U'":: =. . 1n Point PJeuant SUPER SERVICE STATION BUSIN-ESSSERVICES ~~ 'te':1..-:'"l.oof =day morning, ' ... tt· """" ta ... ....,.. .,. .... ~ Vlrl!lnla .00 24 Open """" WY 2-'1911 FOR EXPERIENCED painting, MUSICAL lnlfrumenfl ::" .:1..0:'.1":1'::1, ...:':! 'nlompt10n are ~:~d~~~~ :&! in. Coal lDRog~orCullandunsexterPilonelor. WYCa~l . ::.. ~ dayo ~lsltlng tit with ducts and register•. "• ' ~ I'OMIROY' OHIO FOR SALE: Stndlvarlonl Vfcl. "'""'"1 . ,,... ttoo· • ..... enla Mr and 7•1-4tp Kautz. Chester . Ohio. - · 2682· ~- WY 2-*1 . Un. Goad -jo. lleuoa•hle, ; .. ;:.;.-:;;..~ ,..._.. AND Tho~. I ... _. n-Ob ...... .on ar CaD nd Mra eu~ s. c. 7 s 6tp PHirr'O Servtc01 ........., ..,.,.t!r, lo - -Ia ,_•., ...... a. to•lu4· log on Mr. a . •v Copy any letter or d.........t. 1 U tie ""' • u ,.... of ,.., Uuwob Is Rickard and Mrs. , Blanch POODLE PUPS A 1( _, • t~;;!. ~outer lnlunnce, Pomeroy lnl ,.., INSTAl I ED wtndlhleld ~~';,,'"f.~ :. V•n Schovck ' Suitday evenlnl mon iature , male or female. 2 15 lfc 8lld door Insurance company HELP WANTED =r'.;..~,::.} f· were Mr. Blllla Wei.qand, Polnt1 · Stn<l service. Mrs. c. P. wn. AUCI10NEEJI approved. AU worl: guar~ 1=~ ~ v;~c.:.:" 1J:::. ·Pieosant, Misler Chticlde ~nd. li• •ns. 592 Broadway, ,_Midc pi 11 Ia tlee tetd S.S.S. Servtce, WY Z. ,., fir ceneral boule- ~ ~~':f ~ Mike I!leaalllg ~· 'lr!· Ethel, dl•port . Phone WY 2-5443. Crill llntdfwll t18t, SyraCUH, Ohio. work, Live ln. WY J.UU. IIUoo to tnii "" ""' ., 1010 ...Frv · . 1· 01 " 7 3 31c Write, n.. Ill' c..S 2$ 30tc · 7-MIA! !: lor..~ ,..,. 'H~. and Mrs. '}l_~~ . SW~ " R in ~e•~ type cai>J,1e!, A. C. BRADFORD · WAITIIESS WANTED: co~8ii ,,:;::,.;:. •;.::"~•.t-:=-..:!: of Quincy, !'!~~ • R· . . . -~ COlA IIIVICI or '""'le . . ••·hafl . • ........... """•·•-• ~ ~!! Modliv' with . . '"'~'~~· mn!'!noanv , 7.i~ ·Za g, overcasts - ....., ..... "'u ,m.,... -"" ....,.. na ,..._, _ ....... "'-..lo M &_,.., •tte!,J'!~!S'!!,.t, f• · .. ~·" ens. h "ronholes, . J 11 "" . _ ,.., ro lli'enceo. JaquiN at ·IIJ&Ir !leV· to . '" " •"" • """"'' e·c. Will ... ute arcount for wanted :;: :;::-.,..~ "'"' .... en Club lilt Rt. No. 7; 74-lte ,_, ... "'" .... _.., .., ~''· 1•· o. ·~ M~. ;~:;;;j~'l'·)~ . lOb a JL\LUDAI, Jr1m •1m~ 11\lr~ -~ ~~~:. • ('fl": tl or 8 I Complete bookkeeping and • ., ........... ~- •••• Clll• lomeonoP to en•_ h•v ...... ., tbll I:Re.. ., o.ar •• Ell· ·~nd ~n. B H monthly Phone WY 2 ............lee .,.. __ WY • TeCh .......,.., wv 1-tMt ".ru.". ~-~:- Wrt -n o-··-: wanll:le111nPJ'. ,. . .te4 1 ""' • MUio . - • • .---= ,..._,,. •...... C:IMIW ~l4l. · 011 1.....-ea. te _. ~ ,.,_ •AJ.Lm.n "PI& .Ui'S. At ' R~~ "''~"' f "~ . -. 7 -Wte ="" -;r.. ..:-...-=.:r.: = :1 "*"' . ·n;:r,:,..,: .:::.:.•0:: * '"'' M_... C''"" ! 2;;,i. • a 101c vn,m, ~ville, f'bGal sa --~WW. r;. ~~~"'~ jSa~ IYenlr!c ...!'!:'·""··.I ., Middleport ... ' ', ~ -I· By FRED '-AS5WI!LL L•..a @) Tllfoll GIVe '(OV A FLEA BATH? Olley B. Rotish. .:v: Mri'N at the llOClll hour. of Akroo, 0 ., and Mrs. Helen ~'""' attending and calling during Slllats. Beverly vlllted Thurs1 the day wirt Mrs. R bod with Mr. and Ml'll. C. E. JULY & INCOME- PROPER'lT-6 -~~;;;t~;;:;;;~:;;::;;::;IYnt~ar. ot ~Mr. lnd Mra. Bethel 62 or the lalemllllollal with bath gu ·heatlnl, IIi loot I Vlaltbtg Thurldly .rternoein J_,., Dleltl, Jr., Charlene Myrtle EDen Roush, Order of Job's! Daugbtm wiD lot, good lot, iood location, In With Mr. and Ml'll. Curtll Rick- Jo Ellen of Pornef<ty Mlu and Milton Ray visited meet In regular ll!!llon 'Ibm. Pomeroy and oonvenlent. R4nll ard and Mra. Blanch V!lll Sob- Fry o1 Parteraburg, Mr. an evening with Mr. and day at 7.30 p.m. bt lht Pom. easily a_ t N5 to f40 monlhl)'. oyck wen Mr. and Mro. Fred Mrs. Jimmie Fry of Haven CUrtis Rickard lllid Mrs. roy Maaonlc remple. 1961 Chevrolet Bel Air 4-Dr. H.T. _ $199$ Total price ~.(WXI. M. Roush, Mra. Anna Fry, M;. llelpta, Mr. ond Mrs. Johnle Blanch Van Schoyck. The annual Blake-Reed Ivory over blue finish, spotless clean interior, low mileSYRACliSE 7 1'0001 rand~ and Mrs. Okey B. Roush, Ml'll. Fry, ol. New Haven, Mr. and Mrs. Mary Louise Keefer, Jon will be held on July 4, at the age by original local owne r, V8 r11otor"" PoweJ"flide, radlo home with bath, l'!IIIIPieldy. filMae FIBber, Mr. Mike and Ml'll. Andy Cross, Paul and Ed· and Carolyn were shOJ>Forked Run State Park, between · and heater. sulated, willt lotced hot air bQI- a.uckle Bleulng; ond Mr. •11!1 die of Letart Falls, Mr. Ray In Point Pleasant Friday Reedavllle an~ Long BOIU>m. All lng, yearly heatbtg biD ,120, Mra. Stanley Adkins. Roush of l'olnt Pleasant, Mr. old-fashioned baaket dinner will 1962 Belair Was $2495, Now $2295 4·Door Sedan. Ivory over' black finish, red interior, W. W. breezeway, and double gatqe. Mr. Ray Friend, who Ia em- and Mrs. Jeck Roush and tam- Mrs. Nancy Roush and chU· be enjoyed at noon. All rei• tires show little wear. VB motor, automatie trana •• radio Nicely loc~ted on M acre lot. ployod bt llllnol.o spent the By, New Haven, Mra. Blanch dren visited Wednesday with tiYes of the tare Mr. and Mra. and heater. Showroom clean . '18,500. Should quallly for any weekend with hl.o pannts, Mr. Ye111er, Mr. •and Mra. Earl Elbabeth Boston, Pat Edgar Blt.ke, are cordlaDJ 1izl. · WANT AD type loan. · and .Mrs. Walter Friend. Keefer, Mra. AUle· Hollman, and Sammie. , vlted to attend. INFORMATION LOTS - OccaslonaDy we bave Mr. and Mrs. Curtla YOUJii, Miss, Sue Adltlnll, Mr. Emory Mr. and Ml'll. Cbarlea11rown, JULY 1 ' Dt;AllUNES ·Nil· some available eiL~er for buUd- Charleston, W. Va., Mr. and Fry, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Ad· Ellen, and Eva Lee return· The Missionary Society at. &:00 t' M 'la o 1:1oetn" I'UbliC'aUMI OPEN EVES. 8:00 p.M. U~ lng or for traDer sites. In towD Ml'll. Paul Blessing, Point Plea- klns, and Mrs. Erell Adkltts. home Saturday afrer spend- I he Mount Morlab Baptist lllarul8'0 ~ a ahn t IHWI 4 M llnnltu POMEROY . OHIO · and out of town. Inquire aant, W. Va., Mrs. Rboda YeaMr. Howard Wiegand, Mr. the put three weeks In n- ChUrch of Middleport !lspoiiiOrCAN C EI~.A TtUNS . C. C. CUCKLER. REALTOR ger, Mason and ~. and Mra. and Mra. Fred M· .Roush and wber~ they visited their 1ng a barbecue Friday, July 1 CUIIIIEL'l'lUNS wto oe a~pr ev .&nU • 111:110 " Ill ==~=::-:~::-:::::=:-;--:::-=-:=--::--:::-::::~'1 PHONE WY Will Dallaa Roush of Florida and Mra. Anna FrY apent &nday Curtlt, Nellor. and Rob- from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. There wiD r"' na" .,. ""' "h.,atln• FOR SALE ALBERT M, COX, SALESMAN Mr. George Bosloa and 1 on with Mr. inci Mrs. Charley and their families. Robert be a variety of barbecued fooda IU!:(lULA TtUNS BUSINESS SERVICES PHONE WY ~1Harold visited Tuesday w 1t h Moore, Sr. _'of Huntington, home with his parenta Including chicken, ribs, franJI,. rtw pun11111•• ~- · fte npt co edt• at ret-e• w._~ •d• ""emed ZIG ZAG sewing machine, 1963 1 AUCTIONEER. 7-Wte Mr. and Mrs. Okey B. Roosh, Mrs. Beulah Rlcbrd w.. a 8pel!d a few daya. flirters , also cole slaw and ~- , <lh"•rhf)(lllln.. !ir-o'ln -"ollld b!' model. blind hems, button- Ct.esier. Ohio.' FOUR ROOM house with 1 ac- and O.uckle and Mike BJeu. buslnesa caller In Muon Mr. and Ml'll; Albert Thomp- erages. Tjte ptibllc Is lnvlled. tepr.r9M ·ma.edl1l1!'b l"tl~ ..uti 1\&hl!'l Will ....... ,.. "C!IpOI'IIihle fOI holes, appliques, and comes 4 18 tfc re lot, large porch, basement btfirs. Sara Hoffman at Broad Pomeroy Monday. VIrginia, Harriet and AI- The Young Married elaa 0t morP ~hal" '".. ......... .... , <111ef"tlon complete with set of fashion off Roure No. 7. Pbone WY Run VIBl ' 'ted F r d y Mr. and Mr&. Artie Rouah Jo vtslted Saturday even- the Rock Sprtnga Meouidlst • RATES 1 1 and famUy ot Broad Run spent discs. One dial does it all. No Plumb __... Mr and u- CUrtis For Want Ad Servi.:e ~arl Gnleoer, ID& _u __ 121._ 7·MO!c with Mr. and Mrs. D-"••t Glb.... . · church will have an Ice cre£JII I 4 Cen ll ~~ "'"'"a 1nt> " • ""-''"' attachments needed. Orig Healing .,.,. ... Friday evening With Mr. and _ supper 00 the lawn, Friday, July llrtln•mu"' l' hane «• -"'I nallv $119.95. Pay balance of Minersville. Oblt HOUSE FOR SALE In Racine, Mrs. Ada Thom(lSOII and Mra. Mra. Fred M. ROOsh and Mrs. Mr. Toney Thompson visited S, beginning at 8,30 p.m. Home. o Cent: ae• "'""' ,,.. rhre• OOP •• c ut.tve lruerttnn• $68.31 of 9 payments of 8 · End voar sewer troubles li rooms and bath, carport Amy Boston were In Pobtt Plea· ADM Fry. They all enjoyed Mr. Chuckle Blessing Wed- marle lee cream, cake, coffee· F\11' rate 'If 4 ~"" " q .-r wora tf'UI monthly. Phone WY 2·2204. W• bave au 11ze1 and patio, large yard. Clar- sant Saturday on buolneu. homemade lee cream. and aoft drinkl -..UI be aold. be cllarlf'd for ad•.,..'-'"t II no• o~ut w !t)l\1' If\ .,.,. aft et" •lf'f'e'l• 7-Z.Stc s. ... r Macblneo ence Roy, WI t-2811. Mr. Billie Wiegand of Polut VIsiting Th~ay evenlng Keefer visited . · '"'I Gill CAKD OJ fftA,"'IlS - t1 ~ tar SJNr.F.-~ .R,--e:te'"'ct"' ric - portable. , 1\foasonable Ralft 8 29 6tc Pleasant and Mrs. Irene Winew111t · Ml'll. · Anna Fry and Mr. evening with Mr. and ,lJ word '~ ' "'mum &1cf\ • .,,1\t ·on al • .,,.... •t <)hlluarl•• "'lh!laiMII Sews forward and backward. , Con w~ Z.Z974 Day ,.. Nl~bl HOUSE FOR SALE or trade for brlmmer ~~daughter DoJina of and Ml'll. Fred M. Rousb were E. Fry. 11 I p<'t "'rtrd Zig Za g equipped to button· J 7 Z6 tfc bt M'ddl L Sill Letart, VIBlted Sunday afrerMr. and Mra. Albert Boston. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence YeaO~FIL ' I: HOURS 1 1 hole, etc. Bal. due $33.61 or a Pace opor ,noon with Mr. and Mrs. Okey Mrs. Louise Adkins who bas Sharon and Beverly atrend· 8•:JO A 1'1 " o I~ ~ '1 1101\l:t !la lu rrt.~ , II :if' '\ 1'1'1 ' ' •:!·llfl n"o" rooms, bath, basement, city ·B. Roush. been a medical pa''"nt In ... . blrlbday dinner of Mrs. 1 7 pa yments $6 month IY. Ph one te ] triclty ••a gar "" "'" IT'~ SO EASV , WY z. 22o4. wa r, e ec ' .,.. ' • Mr. and Mrs. Andy Cros• of Holzer Hospital at Gallipolis, Yeager's mother, Mr!. Iva 0 _ 7-Z.&tc TV PLAl 'E A I age, ooe acre llfOUnd lD Rut- Letart Falls,' 0. visited Mrs. Ia recuperatbtg at ber home at Broad Run Sunday. RES I rt I PRt !Ill IC ING · LEGHORN fryers , ~0- cents land. S. D. Buskirk, Rutland, Cross' mother,. Mrs. Blanch now. Her daughter Sue who Is Mrs. Irene We&V!!r and dau- 1--------:--:-~ w..m All 8 21 Otp Yeager Sunday evening. each. William Garner, Long Ohto. laking speclal nurse's training ·Otarlene and Mrs. Nor- Mr. and Mrs. Peart Parker 7 1 3 i'HONE WY 2-2l S7 Bottom , Ohio. ' · tP j t'OR SALE : 7 room bouse In Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Fry was In Children'• Hospital at CoKeefer and daughter Paula received word from their son, ' - - -· - ·- - - YES, YOU can borrow o or : Jocalll)'. Cl!llel'll wale< 1 n d ----- Jumbus, 0. Is home on a In Parkersburg shopping Capt, Cedric 0. Parker, FairCarpet Shampooer FREE to : city water. Sell for fl ,5110. Mrs. INSTRUCTI~NS of absence to care for her . banks, Alaska, that he bad .,. NOTICES clean yoor carpets with Blue J . M. Thornton WY 2-3827. !her while she Is Ill. Mr. and Mrs. James Keefer celved notice that he was on ~ -Lustre. Baker Furniture, ' ', j · 1- 1&.10 tp u. 1. CtVIr,. IIIIVICI TISTII Paula attended an old lash- the promotion list for major. !.OSf: WEIGHT safety wIth Mtddleport 7·2-&tc Mr. and Mrs . Stanley belling for Mr. Keefer's Mr. an4 Mrs. Lewis Peten DIAD AX 1formerly DEX·A ' Sales & Service HOUSE FOR SALE, 6 rooms ;!•:·'!:;~"P.'.';'::.~ of New Haven spent Wednesand husband, Mrs. Char· visited 1n Columbuo recently. DrET f new name, sa me for· HAMBURGERS, lOc, 25c, Cofand bath, with new modern J!~•!t,..•' ,.!!; =~ day and Thursday with Campbell at Leon, Fri- Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence A. mu ~a. 0 ""·"' 98e at S 1 a rk I fee, Sr. Jack's Dairy Bar,; kitchen. Located on 3 lots out lnlormaUo• •• Jobs. ututu, awquk• AdkiiUI' brother Ernest and day evening. Smith, Mr. and Mn. Larry '2" '"tp ' Mt ' ddleport 7-2-6tcl . m-atl. Writ• TODAY tlvlnl Dlml, ter Twlla Rickard They Drugs. ~ ~oo t · _ · e Fits Almost Every Car of high water. Will sell fum- .......... phone. L"''"'' ''"".., · Miss Brenda IJul'lll Cl! Point Smith were In p arkeraburg Al!1'<>1ioBii..~osur~r· oeeo ' CffiHUAHUAS, AKC, 5 months., !shed or unlumished. Ph. WY :':,"::":.~:Too 0 '"' ....unot, Po-ed them bt paintbtg In their Pleasant Is spendln~ a lew Monday. ctlm:ellt>oP Lost "ow I)PI!J i:I Wr i Also two grown dogs. Maude · eTransferable When 2·30'78. · 6-22-tlc ~ - ---· ··· -- ·· h~e. days vacation vlslting her coo- Mrs. ' Gladys Smith and Mr. bcens.' Call WV 1-Young, Racine, 0. WI 9 • You Trade Cars · INSURANCE M,.,. Frank Robinette and sln, Miss Beverly Yeager. Arthur Wise have returned , ·~ 7-2-3tc FOR SALE: 7 room house lD . . .. . . Mra. Beulah Rickard were Sunday dinner guest• of Mr. home 'J'OJD the hospital. 344 1. ''ERVOus? Can'l sleep? T r -, good locality . Cistern water JOHNSON, Slmpsoo lnsurllllCe ping In Pol~! Pleasant Friday and Mrs. G<orge Keeler were Mrs. Ethel Burdette visited 0- ,_IE- TO Circumstances bevorld "eGuaranteed 24 Months and city water. Sell for r/,· Agency, ln. AU forma of In afternoon. Mrs. Keeler's sister and fam- recently with her danghler and my control, my garage will , n• w time.released Sleep.W•I or 2_4,000 Miles 500. Mro. J .M.Thornton WY Z. lllll'ance. Jim Johaaoo and tittle MIBB Patricia Keefer Uy, Mr. and Mrs. James Keel· 11011-ln-law, Mr. and Mro. James b· clo"e<1 for the next 60 capsules. Only !l8c at Stat11 3627. 1-18-tfc Bud Simpson. Agents. IIJlenl Friday with her and Paula. Smith, . Columbus. ~~j~: Brook Sayre, ~y~a:e, Drugs. _. S.20-3Qtp e Most-Popular. Unit · - · ·FOR SALE by owoer, S bed- . I I lfc parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mlu Bonnie Jean Rayburn Mrs. Cle!>rgla Diehl. :•pent 1 _ In Tbe U. li. A. room home 1n Sugar Run Ar· Realer ......._ ' -· Boston. of Mason 1.o spending a vacation day with ber sister, Mrit. Anna FOR RENT __ ..,, Large corner lol Newly ··w- ,_ ...., penaaal Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Gibbs, with her grandparents, Mr. and Buck, Rutland~ NSTALLED AUTO SAtES . ~- , five rooms and bah modeled. CaD WY 2-31t8. lid but•- oeed.8 ,Janice and of •Broad Mrs. Howard Rayburn. Mr. and Mra. Wyatt...Sdiaef. HOUSE I ., ted Denver Mr Gibb 1 1958 PONTIAC convertible. Melvin Little, Cheshire, Ohto. • 11-lt-lfc PJaoae WY Ulll Run vlsl . s Vl.oitlng Sunday with Mr. and or MI. Verno!', ~..., _ipj!gl Phone WY 2.fi23fi. 7·2·Btp 7-2-6tc HOUSE Trail Ins Full ents, Mr. and Mrs. · Mrs. Howard Rayburn were Mr. the weekend with Mr. Schllelo·· _ __ _ -~IN POMEROY Etpt room er tll'8llce. Gibbs 'JUesday evening. and Mrs. Earl Mayes, Mr. and er's parents, Mt:. and Mt&.' N. 1'1o• Rambler POUR ROOM and bath, unfuf: house, 3 bedroolllll and bath, comprehensive coverage. liD.- Col nd ,._ Martlll Arthur Cohen and chDd· E. Schaefer. David ntumed 8· . w..rtd StaMar" ·• Compaet nish ed house. 1650 Lincoln , large lot. Good locatioD out of per SIOOO coverage. Brlrnes• I """· and Mr Ra d Helen horn alter a week's visit wllh ll j high wate. Call WY Z-2590. . Srmpson Insurance Agency, Roush and dau~hter, Marta ren, . · ymon . e n· ..... udeoce d r-m Heights, Ph. WY 2-38764.28 fit POMEROY, 0. 5 tO~ Middleport Ph WY 2-29011 of North Carollna visited Mr. all of Point Pleasant, 1111-s. An- his grandparent& og car ro.. m. " e an II"'"~..; c "" . . 5'28 Ro h' father and wife Mon- ns Rayburn of Galllpolla, Mr. Mrs. Nancy Walker, Mu. once Small car economy .., DUPLEX, furntshed apart· . .. FOUR ROOM h with 1 ..,. da us s Mra. William Van Merer James Will, Becky, Brenda mana~abllll) ment at 300 S 2nd Moddle- ' Mr Farmer, why pay more? re lot, largo po~=. basement, STOP. Compare prices before ~asler Chuckle Bleaslng of and children of Mason and Mr. and Beverly \>lslted with Mrs. MelrO!Mitao Motors port Call in evening WY Z. t Breed to the best fm less. oU Rt. 7. Phone WY 2-6127 buying Insurance. IDgets In- Akro 0 wh l.o apendlng Mrs. Bill McDermitt and Pearl Parker, Mrs. Gene Alldre, E MaiD Street, Pomeroy -~262. 5-28-tfc Now $6.00 breedtnR fee for r,.28-30tp aSutranceMiddAJegpoenre;• 037hl3o PhoPearnel vaca~~n _;;lth ~s grantlparents, of West Columbia. Klmberlee and Kevin. ~ ~- -h- · p 1 sen lee to excellent Gold Med· ., ~ · M nd Mra Okey B Phone WY Z-3878 ,llNI' ~IX room ouse eop es FOR SALE 1 a h WY 2-2472 7 3 ""' r. a · · t 22 tfc Terrace. Phone Pt. Pleasant al - plus pro•en D•iry bulls room oose • ' ...,. pent Friday night with 1511hJ after 5 p.m. and performance tested beef I ·- two famlly double, 1 :., Ray Roush. FOR NEW or USed ca.-. --;-r bull No association fees Cur· two family apartment, 1 - 1 LEGAL NO _TICE Mr. and Mro. Edward Flshtru<:ks, ~n.'.ne Marvtn Mar"' FURNISHED apartments Two, tiss Breeding Service, Inc. room story and half, 1 er and Mr. Caryl Blair of ParkiAI~•11\:'\j Beasle\ M"aU• 4 room I five roum l''uuusn For service call large 6 room ho• wlth 3 IN TMI PIH.o\1'1 couaT o' bu W V visited Wed ed and unfurmshd P h o" e Albert Parter Chester Ohio room apartment adjoining. MltOJ couNn, OHIO ers rg, · 8· · 0 ,., Athens. LV :H06l •t~ w~ 2-2557 5-7 -ttr · • Good lnve tm nt property , ... a. BaCud.,, ••""ntotnl4r nesday with Mr. and Mra. Ok· I•lP":P. n: I PA. 985-3415 or .s e . Ofl TMI lltate ......... ldwanl Chuck! nd =,.---,~===-~ -- ~ Out ~ ht' gh water -•··· to 11c..1....,., ......... ey B. Roush and e a 1948 ClmVROLET good tires, THHEE an<! tour room furntsh •• Parker, Pameroy, Ohio '" • """"' •••tNTIP' 1e 1ng Mrs Mae FirJh Interested in Northern Ohio l01:ation invlt· f sh d Pbooe WY • - · wwn. Call Pt. Pleaoant 15111,., Mike B ss · · · good body. WY 2->260. , ed and un urm • apart· ~~ J after 5 p m evenings er who l.o a housegueat of the 6 27 6tp I ments WY ~>434 6 5 30tp • . • • DO•INDANTI Roushes but has been visiUng ed to apply. 2 yrs. training $3900 • $5250, 12 6 Uc JI.IB-tfc • .,. No. 11,m 1946 Green Chevrolet for sale. --- &me lmlt~:';:. ~ott:u. stnet. 1 . the Fl!lbers In Parkersburg re- 3 yrs. training $4100 • $5500. Bachelor's Body in good coodition . Sell , % DUPLEX, furnished apartFOR SALE _ Two bedroom ... coarteoton. w"' Vlrllala, Ooldl• tnmed back to !he Rouohes A.Uu, 4 Clenaaa Drl"• A.lkm. Wedn d 1 'ddl cheap. Phone WI 9-3424. menI aI 390 S· 20 d• M1 eboJ,Je Beautiful Bireb k.itcb Boutb carolina, S..uetb a '• • es ay 8 so. degree $4300 • $6255, 5 yrs. training , 1 7 3 3tc port. Call in evening. WY 2-• en, automatic gas beat. 1849 ~·~ \:~ Mr... Riebard Roush of New .- - ~- 5262. 5-28-tfc Lincoln Heights CaD J 0 b o en. EN ' u.u. "'""".. CAKAou. ijaven spent all day Sunday willt $4400 - $6440. Master's degree $4500. . c~ T.P.O., New Yorlr., New York, Ll- I ter nd h aba d Mr and Bl•ettnar. WY U127. S.IJI.tt. wW .... · - . . . . . . . . . . H.Ul· ... s. a u n • . $6625. Full credit for military service 11nd For Sale =:-:::=::--=c-- -,--- -. """· .............. " ... - .. of Mro. Harry .'l'hompaon. -· - ' FOR RENT FOR SALE: 5 room house and !'.,~· ..!"l'.:"..,01 ~·~::.;•• ••:;::: -Mr. Ed - · visited Thurs· - WHY WORRY over a sluggi'h • bath' new1y decorated • gu ••~ b · · 'wltb ' leaching experience. . ·~ "" day afternoon Mr. and Ml'll. septk' tank? Get K!Pan Ern- One modern 4 room and beating. FuU basement. LoMec:: ••~= -:sw.~t o~ n..tort.t Glbb C.ll collect Superintendent •f Schools, NorAll Septic tank cleaner at bath apartment including cated 123 Hudson Street ""'''"' "" ••• ,.....,,, ,..,.. or ~"'"" •· Landmark F~rm Bureau, Po' uid deHdenl. 11 llOt JUffictmt to Master Tonev 'nlompson vis· two outside porches, Middl•port. Price, t&OOO. In· "'' no. ..... ,.,. ...,..., or odmtn- !ted Sunday with Muter Chuck· walk, Ohio. Tel. 662-7031. meroy. 7+30tc hardwood floors, gas fur· qUire Ohio Hotel l.ltmna his ut.tts that he died MilM or the rallowtllf dMCI'ibed real le and Mike BleSsln1 from Ak· MODERN 4 bedroom home, Rt. nace. gas cooking stove, I I 8 tie .... .., "'""''' ----- - > Tbe toUowlDI t~e~cr~bed ron, 0., who l!l spending a VB• 7, Cheshire. See by appotnt· and electric refrigerator, c...., of cation with their grandparenla, ment only EM 7-7223. located centrally in MidWANTED TO RENT, ......,, "'.....,_, ""' state....... " Oblo, ODd ,.. "' "' ... Mr. and Mra. Okey B. Rooau. d 6 29 &tc leport, close to shopping u ro11owa Jim ...... and "....u..11,...T.....,N ,..,a. Mr. and Mra. ......, r-""---====--.....,o.,ll district, schools, and • SIX or 8 room home. Prefer oirn.do of 0a You Get Them churches. • fann or out. Responsible btJ&. ~ Mo. M.::::' •."·.,.. daughter Pame Jane Y· $60 ton, o .. were llle dinner gues~~ • ed P rtc •• above, lness man. Otarleotm. Pb. .. :; :...""'h:!u.": C"'w::": of Mr. King's father and wife, Priced furnished, $80 866-1984. 1 %1 lip ...,. .., 10 , "' the Mr and u.s I-· ..,•• Hnrib U.. of uld trrutl... · •u • • - •-'6' I •w oz Bevoroge GlosS.. or call • co a - •• ... Mr. Howard Weigand called II You get 1 - 16 oz Size glaso EMPLOYMENT W1nted :;-_;r :r::t:'.:rr:::! on Mr. and Mra. Fred M. Roush free each time you purchase David C. Miller ta • at ""' . - " and Mrs Anna ,.._, """"tO gallono of gasoline or HOUSEKEEPER, MlddiHged, Of" ""'" • ,. ' ' ~'' more, or a combination oil Middleport, 0 · good coot, Uve lu. Ram• .,.. tho rAil- ..,..., of Ml'll. Ethel Jl'ry,andC b.~~ t le 1 ""---Ph_._wv_2_-_sl_9_1__ change and tube iob. bl e wages. Have references. ,... _,.. •• ,...... No.... Bleaslng and Mr. """· _ Towo "~ a. a..p No. 1J .., •• ey B. Rouab were buslneu e811· -"·· _LI lo4 r wt\Clc Yau ME TJJ£PJ.,Wifr' llO~ 'r Yov HAl'!: ' 0.9 t.ONI; AS THEY JUIIT ~. lti~O CAt1E5~ DON'T LET IT BU<l VUH. I'IUNT A<ilm-IA f ~MU6T BE !:W>. MY CHILD! lJTTAI-ILY MBQ! ~LV. ARf N 'T MOST PEOPLE, INHtS OWN THI'O 11J THE: PALACES WAY'? 'I'OU COULD H4VE J.lj:JD 46 A COUI'ITE.$5, If' ONLY 'ltJU 1-140 FOLLO'WEO )t)UI{ AT LEAST !'M HAPPY, IN r1t 'YOU MEAN YOU PI?EJ:AH E~~ WAY! J:AM1 LY'6 W1 6 H ~S ? Y§, AU r--.4 T A~ATHA , A 'THOIJ'SANO T IMES YES - ·I �8 Dally Sen!Jnelc!omeroy-Mlddleport, 0., July 3, lt&S Patriotic Theme Is Carried Out In Decorations At French Home ' . . InstallatiOn Of Officers Held By Council NOW YOU KNOW s-~· ..4,., liM · For Mr•• &ui.nder• ' Save All of Your Sales Slips fsom Elberfelds In Pomeroy I Funeral aervtcee for ' M r a. Mary Saunclera, who . ....t4ed with her daughter and 11011 - lD ; Mr. and Mrs. Jolin zertlo, held Wednesday altenooa at the Rawlings and Coati 1!'11Home with Rev. Malrvla Dowson officiating, en tit\ Amerlaoa Jlevolatloury ..,. Jokn l'aul JeMo _., lleld lliiiY rank blper lbao Qllt ol <IP' IBIII Ia lbe u.S. Na•y. They are valuable! Bring them in any time and have them added. Cloted All D1y, Thuncl1y, July 4th. SHOP FRIDAY 9 AM to 5 PM and SATURDAY 9 AM to 9 PM ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY . . COLUMBUS - Officials saki today they expect more than 1,000 dairy cattle from Ohio I and surqounding states to be ex- ~ hlbllod at the state fair Aug. :U·Sept. 2. I They said prizes lor dairy 1 cattle will total $37,1166. Show dates for various breeds are as !ollows : Ayrshire, Aug. 28 and !2; !!.own Swiss, Aug. Tl and !8; Guernsey, Aug. 27 and 28; Holstein, Aug. 28 and 29; Jersey, Aug. 28 and 28; Milking Shorthorn and Red Poll, Aug. 1 SALE STARTS FRIDAY, JULY 5th 9:00 A.M. Death Toll Lower Than Predicted !0. About Middleport WOMEN'S SHOE.S CONNIE$ ••• HER HUGGER$ CHARM STEP ••• KIDS ($ho• Dlspleyed on Racks For Easy Selection) AT HARTLEY & BENNETT SHOE STORE You can choose a Keepsake Diamond Rinr with complete confidence, for the famous Keepaake guaJ"antee gives written proof of a perfect center diamond, or replacement assured. $350.00 $100.00 A. BELFAST B. ALIE E!=-:::7 * ,.. ...... ,....._..r... ~ ll.o,coo.U.pito ...... ......_ Keepooka Ringo Priced to Fit Every Purse John Vroman of SUnbury ASK '1'0 WED with his parents, Mr. and PT. PLEASANT - George Mrs. John Vroman Saunday In . Frank Brown, 76, Gallipoha, Middleport while Mr!. Vroman Oh1o, and Martha Carolyn Keels and son, John Howard, visited Currie, 54, Galllpo~ with her father Ernest Covert made application Ill a mar- and family of rlage license in the office of Mr. and Mrs. James Cristhe County Clerk. well and daughter, Dianne, re. turned from a visit with relapreSided at the punch bowl. lives in Chicago, Ill. Guests were Mass ~na How. Miss Farie Erlewine and ell, Mrs. C. F. Hibbs, Mrs. Lucy Gregg spent SaturKlem, Mrs. James Euin Charl$ton wher th le1, Mrs. Mildred Ziegler, M.rs. with Mrs. Gregg~ d:JRobert C. FISher, MISS Nma Karen Sue Gregg who Russell, Mrs. David C. Miller ;. at~nding Morris Harv~y ColPomeroy • Mrs. Don Sunday they were guests Mrs. Ver?on Weber of Mr. and Mrs. Michael OhMary Elizabeth Chapman of Nelsonville. Mrs. Wilham l!amm, Mrs. Mrs. Paul Smart is the guest bert Coats, Mrs. Bruce Lloyd, of her daughter and famU Mrs. Edgar Reynolds, Mrs. the Rev and Mrs Georg Lewis Smith and Miss SaljY dall and' children cd Plat~OO:g. Schaaf. She plans to accompany them to Denver, Colo., by plane. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Horden Columbus visited thil week with the latter's sister and brother • In - law, Mr. and Mrs. Garen Stansbury. They 'emrou1ie home after a vacation In Williamsburg, Va. L. R. Larkln of the Riverview Garden Club, will guest speaker on the garclub radio program ToesJuly 9· on the Coffee Hour WMPO. Portsmouth st I White, Bone, Black Mesh, Whlle Mesh VALUES TO 9.95 eFLATS Colors In soft Ieath· ers - white, two- tones, beige and sage brush. 87 Values to 9.95 3'' SAVE COOLERS AS MUCH AS FEATHER LIGHT - - - - - - - - - - - ' . 12 - - - - - - - - LIVING ROOM SUITES ~:C~IONAL LOUNGE CHAIRS 0 eSTRIPES eBEIGE CHARM STEP • HIGH H~ELS eMEDIUM HEELS eSTACKS ellUES • e FLATS Values to 3.99 Wblte, Bone, Two-Tones --- PO< ·Lit., 16 QT. LINOLEUM RUGS KEDS .and PARIS FASHION CANVAS ·5''· $78,363 Worth Of ANNOUNCE BIRTH Mr. and Mra. Eugene SinJth of Middleport are llnnouncing the birth of a daughter June 16 at Holzer Hospital, named Cynthia Ann. She has two brothers, Timmy and Johnny. Grandparents are Mr. and Mra. Lincoln Smith of Middleport and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith, Sr., of Bradbury, ' .4'' Baker Furniture Is Moving To ANew Location FURNITURE, APPLIANCES and FLOOR COVERINGS Will Be Sold Now MEDIUM lind LOW HEELS eHIGH HEELS e MEDIUM HEELS REMOVAL SALE 70 HEEL HUGGERS Sale! CONNIES and PARIS FASHION - $148 L:::.·$69.01 YALUI-- WITH SQUADRON 311 Robert J. Hawley, 'aviation electrician's mate second claas, USN, son of Mrs. Lola M. Hawley of Union Ave., Pomeroy is oervlng with Patrol Squadron 30 at the Naval Air Stalion, .Jacksonville, Fla. MasoN Dt'i\1 e·In IN VA -•"Y• • 117 1 17 3~~ . ., ' A~~ S~Lf:S f,,~At~<·, '·· ' ..,..1 i Above Are Just An Example Of Some Of Th1 a.rgelns You Will Find At Baker Furniture During OUR REMOVAL SALEI Buy on The Easiest Tarms BAKER FURNITURE ' . ' ' l. r . ,..... • .. ·~ TONIGHT Ruth Leuwertlt !Iaiii Holt ''THI TIA, PAMILY~ ---. . ' ~ .' ..m••r the Date (Color,) Bob Ball Fralllde .RIJ · ~r::."~:: ru.~ a Prl. ~uly 4ol Elvil PruleY Ia •tciD OALARAD" (Color) ' -and. Gwrse llonlf011ler7·111• Thurt. . Friday,July s, ' 1,. . ' ,/f.T . . At 9:PQ ~ AM1,;,, .. '}. •'., � 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 07. July 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/. 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