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I~ 01 The Me,_,..,_ ..,._ ,., lliJtt• :~OL :-::;-~;-::::-:-:----------------.:_DetHieeiTo ' XV NO,, 81 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO SATURDAY,----------------------------------------~~~----~~~---JULY 20, 1963 PRICE FIW .CENTs 1o 111t .., lMr 1< ' TONIGHT ONLY " EXPERIM!NT IN 3 Hurt As Car TERROR Glenn FO'I'd Lf'e Remlck -and" IT HAPPENEO IN ATHENS" ~Ci nem~:~-srop t>M~:~ n sfwl d .Jaynt> and Color) Trax Coalton Bob Metbiets Saturdo~y reeks July 20 " RIDE THE HIGH COUNTRY " One was hospltaUzed and two suffered minor injur•es SAN FRANCISCO - A U. S. Navy aircraft scored a direct hit on San Francisco Friday in an accidental skip-bombing run on M~rket Street. The two-foot·long practice bomb which contained a small charge dosigned to give oil a , cloud of smoke on impact, land. ·' ed in the middle of the crowd· ed street at high noon. It d i d not explode, but did manage to gouge a hole t. the asphalt a foot wide and four inches deep beiore ricocheting in a 300-foot arc over a five-story buildin&. · I!N.IOV Jn a one-car wreck on Route 33, I BANKING SERVIa UNDER ONE ROOF lfs tbe crowning achievement of a centwy of 11-1 rs , 11-1 d( 11 i g/11 b banking progress-of which the National CurlellCY Act of 1863 is the foundation stone. Thot Act, by making possible the dual banking system of state and national ooiiUDelCial banks • bas also made possihle ever more-and more beneficial - benk aervioc for more and more American& 1963, we invite you to benefit-by making fuD ase of our ful.loseale-service bank! ~-_.' reported later this l , _;j morning B.arkPr was in satisfactory con-I ' Authorities reported Raymond · Eugene Cline, 22, of Pomeroy AIRLINE TICKET . wa s driving the 1953 model ve. . FOH TOUR. - Jack Stgman, 15, left, son of Mr. and Mrs . H0o hicle when It went out of con~ ~art S1gman, Mtddleport. 1s receiving his jet airline ticket from Columbus to Was& trol on a curve and over Into ~ngton D._ C., from Chester Tannt!hiii, executive editor of the Ohio Valley Publisbo EDWARDS AFII, C.lif.- Veta field . Cline suffered injuries m~l Co. Stgman, selected the " Enterprise. Boy" of 1963 of the Daily Sentinel's area, XIS II t J W lk COUNSELOHS Th ld M • C f h I ft h d dh d wt ]Om newspaper earners from the Vmted States thts weekend in !be capital lot eran P 0 oe a ~r says , ~ . ese o er. etgs ounty 4-H members were counselors at Can- 0 15 e an an ea,a White House tour , a visit loa NASA Rocket launching site, a da with tbe U. S. that becoming the worlds htgh- ter ' ,ave thts month where Metgs 4-H boys and gtrls camped. The counselors are Another · passenger. Eugene Marines, a night at the U. S. Naval Academy field house at f>.nna includin a flying airplane pilot was l. tn r .. front row, Ma.ry Thompson, Pamela Wtlson, Louella Thompson. Dixie Roush, Johnson of Pomeroy, sustamed l cruise on the Severn Ri ver, and other poi1ts of interest · p ' g •just my job" - and he isn't ISue Ann Myers, Jackte Jones. Back row, Ri ck Koblentz and James Meiedith. 1 ht>.ad In JUnes and facial lacer, 1 " bothered int he le'Det about allons and also was treated. not as a winged asThnccident is still under in· tronaut. MOSCOW IUPI) _ Premier vesttgatton. . l:l l:)" Records are all in a day's Nlkita Kbruslu:bev declared . Sheriff_ Robert Hattenbach rt; Jack S~gman, a 15-year-old could manage on an independ- , v~cations, with dogs }eft bf. work ," drawled the greying 41- , · toalght that "Agreement Js Ia ~rted h1s department was noll· boy of Middlepo~t, ~ele~~ed as ent tour . hmd .to ~ _fed by neighbors. year-old father of four, who al. sight" on tbe signing of 8 r· fled at 2: 15 a. m. today .that a 1 T~e Dail~ Sentmel s Enter. Sigman. a Sentinel carrier ~ack. 1s sohc1led to do the feed-ready ~81! the world's fastest I tial nuclear test ban ac!:'rd s~orm in Bed!ord Townshap had ~ns_e .Boy . of 1963. wants to be for 4112 years, also carries 8 mg m cases where the animal1 flying Pilot when he set a new bv the Soviet Union the tlnlt- npped up a 1arge tree at Dar- a CIVIl engmeer: morning 601 o! C 1 mbU 8 ! ar~ thought to be bad temperaltitude mark of 87 miles (3$0 -' "'""" ed States and Hrlt~ln win and it had blocked Route 1 He has been JUdged the "Enr e a ou ·ed . 000 feet) Friday. He regard~ S ki t K 'II 133 . When the tree fell it also ' terprise Boy of 1963" uf all the paper, has IS yards he mows ! JaC'k has a brother, David, pea ng a a rem n re· . - Th 0 .1 Se . 1. . 1 1 flying BS 8 business, and shuns . eeptlon alter a new meetlnJ iknocked over IWO trees on the c~rners In e 81 y ntme s r~gu ar y on ~hedule, and fmds 13, starting out in his foot~teps, Its gl1mor th thr ouJunior Stanley property . State Circulation area . to work m Letart Bottoms . 01 ~ ee-power ruuSCOW I H . . 100 oth E r·lime ld ... _ . ' He too has a paper route His record • smashing altinuclear talks, Kbrusbtbev highway workers were summone _JOIM over er . n- Je s ~tween t1mes. . 1, . · tude flight marked the t h i r d said: "The talks are oin ed to dear the debris. ter~r1se boys from the nauon In h1~ Jawu enterpnse. he . _ ~ack h~sn t had time to par. time h,.: has flown above the well N ob 1 1 b gL __« Two agents from t.be Bureau i tomght fQl' a tou r of the na- buys h1s own power mowers. 1 tlc1pate tn sports yet. But thi 1 0 8 ac eo avo ~• • 50-mile-..·mark where military LONDON (UJ-'[) R encountered of Criminal Investigation have t'Jon ' s cap Ita I nex t wee k. WI'th has a IreadY worn one out. I year he expects to •· turn our• 50 f ' If th pilots _ ~and 'space men-qualihrE~atened • - uss~a rep~rt~d here today .to tlnue 811 they h::~ 10 ,ey c~ run polygraph tests on two ,a bevy of side-trips thrown ln. He 1s depended upon so much for football . He will be a sopb· ify as afirooauta. China. lO scrap I s year etense treaty wtth I gre~ment is in sight/' ar, a Heedsville youths in connection that only very special person~- tha!__~_!n cu~tomer!; leave on omore at MHS this Fall. ' W•U placed 1 t d. with the recent dyoamite theft ·- - - 1P1omats, who do not wish ,.,_,,._,.,""""""""""" and burglary at Reed 's store in h • :d tlf' d om~duMn s Girl lnJ'ured Bv. I ~.·:n·ed Smoldering racial tensions e I en 1e , eat ' oscoow has wat ned Peking that Reedsv'll M 1so 't! " J.lt: 1 tltn!.lelted 'tnday to flare the Sovi.et Union will not oome to Red China's rescue if e. oney a was re- I , Ughlninl{ Boll th~ P•king ·re<rim o's milttanl poti ctes . Ian d It tn . war. ported stolen from store sprmgs . galn in Callibrldge, lild., ,o:. • • 11 · last weekend SherifftheHarleDn< "'~ 17-Year4!kt R-~ "'-'J\ Nauonai Guardsmen are pre- The defense lreaty of mutual . !ba h .d th · th V ., C gorl escoped serious in)ucy FritraJftSf D, · aerving qrdef. assistan~e and friendship con· lorna tie assistance In the hght i c sat e you s . w~re reo" day evening when she w a s ~ lntegratlllril leaders said Ne- eluded In Moscow early ~~ 1950 of lhe Peking's rejection of :leased following questtomng. Istruck by hghtn;ng as s he I groes would ' demonslrate tu- with Mao Tze·lung is the back· Premier Nlktta Khrushchev 's ; watched television al her loome I nigh! unless the Maryland Bar . . . . poliCy of peaceful co-existence. : !i: Janel Arnold, a JUniOr at Po. Association committee named to bone of the Sino-Sov1et ahgn- The Russians, a~ording to ! ~..:: ~ 14-year..old Bedford .town- meroy Htgh sc~o?l. was taken j Fines were le\•led against s. n ediate Cambridge's racial pro· the .sources, are .mc~easmgly QUEBEC CITY IUPJI- The ore shlp boy has learned he 18 too ! to a !oral physiCian ror treat- jven persons F'ndav bv Me!gl blems held a meeting. T he .The Kremlin, the sources Jn- ~orned that Red Chma & mount- ~ carrier· TrJt~mica sank today in I ...OOperalJOD I young to be a heavy equipment I me_ nt followJ~g th~ mcJdent. ' County Court Jud e Frank W guard commander, Gen. George 1 , nas made 1t clear to mg _belligerency . roul~ lead to 11he St. Lawrem·e R1ver after rol-l operator. ! Ne•ghbors said the hghtnmg ap- Port r g · Gelston, said the Negroes the Chinese Communist regmle Mlhtary clashes In Asia and the lliding in fog wtth a Briti..-.h: The routh, whose name has !parently came in on a lelevie ' Jr . would be arrested tf they dem- 1it will not consider itself bound I ~ar ~ast, and they do not want ifreighter and at least :10 crewmt>n I( 31 S been Withheld, has admitted the I ~ion set she was watching She Wilham R. Bailey was fined onstrated. the treaty provisions for au- t g t invol~ed . . were .feared dead . theft of • bulldozer this w~k Is the daughttor of Mr and Mrs. S5 and l'Osts for failing to yield · ! The .warmng .to Red Chma I Quebec provineial poliee reActing Postmaster Edgar E. from 8 aawmlll near Darwm Dofl!'l Arnold the nght of wav Malcolm Guifto. Five persons were killed In I~.as ;a~~ to be mtended. to put ported that 10 bodiE>s had been Arnold of Pomeroy said today Iand cr~ating havoc in the area. ther . Wanda GU;nfher and Hartraffi~ actlden~s Friday night MOSCOW fUPI) - Soviet ~i e t~amg l~ers on f1rm no- rer~ven!d seven hm•rs after the jthe post office- if receiving ma-l ~riff Robert C. Hartenbach Meigs Memorial HMpltal Iold Hysell, all $5 and cost!l for In Ohio, portendmg another cost- talk• wlda CommuDist Clilaa ceR t t ~aty or no tre.aty Iacc•dent and at leas! 20 crev.men Inv letters addressed by name said the boy apparently bu.mp- 1 ADMJSSJONS - Cheryl Hud- disturbing the peace , Wilbur ly weekend in Uve$ ended today. a~ordl• to au- ussia WII not allow It s I were still mifising. Six injured and town only. I ed the dozer .. owned by N I c.k 'son, Mason : Rhea Myers, ~o- I'J McClain $10 and costs for Two Marietta women, Alice thoritattve IOUI'ctl a~d Ul ha~ to be ~orced by the Mao I seamen were repo11ed on a rt>s-~ Thi~ requires each town car- 1Runyon, agamst a sMwmlll : rneroy · Gladys Ban-ett, Mid- Js top sign violatiOn charge . ' Cook, 58, and Mrs. Flora Rey- departure of the P~kln dele~ reg me. . . ,cue boat headed for Quebec Clly. rler not only to know each pa·l causing h~avy da~age, a n d dleport. j James Colburn, $50 and costs: nolds, 55, were kUied when their ptlob lb f llure was 1 pert The Kremlin was said to be l The Tritonit:a, !l:'nlatively tdtm : tron personally as to address, then took It IDto a field and dug DISCHARGES - Thomas Cle- 'bad check ; Darrell L. Sav· car was struck by a Baltimore ed immlne:.. re • 1prepared to scrap the defense tified as a 12.863-ton, 5'l1 - foot i but also each member of his I several ~~les. . . :land . Racine : Mrs. E I m e r :re, $10 and costs, failure to st~p and OhiO RaJ)road freight train pact alt~gether. This, the British - owned vessel, collided or her family (or more than I Authonhes said It took over IYoung and son, Minersville ; Iwithin an assured clear disat a crossiag four miles south sources inc:hcated, would almost with the 6,153-tOJJ. 454-foot freight- 3000 patrons'· a ~ each carrier 11 half day of _work and costly j Ma•·y H~yman . Racine : Bar-· tanre. and Roy Sorrell f25 and of Mar~ on Ohio 7. The BOY ARRESTED certainly follow a break . be· !er Roonagh Head, whose hornt> is required to know each oth- parts to repair damages. The ~ bara Smrth, Rutland. ~ costs and a 15 day jail sentence Highway Patrol said the worn. tween the tw~ ~urust ~ port is Dublin, about 3 a.m. ED'r er's rout~ s should an emergen- 1yout~ has_ been turned over to I on an assault charge. The jail en failed -to yield the dght of 17-year-old Sclotovtlle, 0 ., ants, now considered unmlnent. off the _village of Petit Riviere st. Icy arfse. !the JUVenile court. SHOWS FILM . :sentence was suspended and way. has been turned over to . Franccm. The scene is about 40 . He said , " Our carriers have I Patrolman D. A. W1edner Sorrell was plaC'ed on one year 1 county juvenile 801 horiONE ARRESTED miles east of Quebec City. been doing a splendid job and ' showed the film "mechanized probation . .A. CINCINNATI - 'lbe CouncU on cha . The Ohio State Patrol re- 1 Authorities said the a!'fa was deserve the cooperation ot each Death." at a meeting at 8 p. , - - -- of Churches of Greater Cincift.. rges, ~driving whtle ports the arrest ~ Donald Co.le, !foggy at the time, but the cause patron to correct the addresses m. Friday at Southwestern high ; ilali ""'ealed a !lYe-point pN>reststing arrest, and 'll, Wadsworth, ctled to Metgs l of the ro!Hsion wao not immedi-iof his or her incoming mail. school . attended by 45 4·H per-' JUVENILE COURT aram for ending racial discrimof county property. county court J~ly 26 l!n a speed ately known. · :by advising their friends and sons. Two cases disposed of in GaJ.. , Jnatlon In Its member churches teen-ager was arrested yes- ~barge. Loren Zirkle, • , Mas- I The Tritonica was bound from I busine~;s associates to addres lia Juvenile court included WJI. Frtday, and at the same time by lhe Pomero Police ~·W . Va.: forfeited a $1S bond JHavre St. Pierre to Sorel, Que : their letter to them bv street LOCAL TEMP liam Robert Strawser, 16, Jackw-ged members of the group•• Y 1R ~alh_pohs court for no oper- _The Roonagh Head was headed land hou se number in -the fuThe temperature m Pomeroy's , son. fined $5 and costs for part .. churches to fight discriminaator s hcense. for Britain with general cargo. lt ture." busmes~ dtstr1ct at II 46 a.m : ing 00 road , ar.d ThOIIUIIs Mich-tiJD in the area. was damaged, but alter a daw!l Before long he added, " We Mrs. Evelyn Wolfe. a native today was T..! degrees under ael. 14 , Jack!IOn, was lecturtcl inspection its captain dedrk>d to wm be required by postal auth- of Racine, died early this morn· sties. Ifor discharl.in& fireworka. CLEVELAND - 'ftle· Com~ead into Quebec without as- orities to have each l'arrier 's ing at the residence of her bro.. - - lllUIIIcaUons workers of Amer••stance. !case labeled by street and num· !her, Pete Wolfe, in Argus, Inlea (AFL-CIO) will sign • 20 • . All available rescue ship• !her only. With cooperalion this diana . t cents per hour wage package . rushed to the .scenf'. The fe-d eral can lead to more efficient and Mrs . Wolfe was the daughter •---- Monday with the Oh d'"n t 'but'ton o{ mat·1." '.1'!';':~ .,..,_ . lo Banking in tile early days of Pomeroy Middleport Transport th . II' I Department. b of Mr. and Mrs. John Wolfe, t' BeU Telephoae Co, Racine, and Rutland were described by Reed fo; th: ""the" on scene! wotldh uoys · both deceased. She was a memPo Ro . . .,. •• o r· ves,..' cou be , Baptist . church. 'ddl .rt t • M <>mlng I I epo • meroy tarlans F£tday mght following I II d th k r of Racme lheir regular dinner meeting in Heath church. ::,: e Y aroun • snn en Surviving are one daughter, Mrs A erunchlJig early m 1 BY CHESTER TANNEHILL Ol'l<!kup of a ear IJld truck on Mr. Reed, -"1111 cha(rnan l Maxine Black of Racine; three It isn't often that y.our telephone supplies the beJt u. s" Z4 near Grand Rapids In tor the new Rotary yfir, traced The forerunner or ' the Ctu·j Transport Deportmh ent brothers, Harry and Albert, both Wood Coonly kl1led three per- the history of banltlng IInce the I ban~ was organlt.ed to gan .an mvesttgation of t • of Racine. aod Pele, of In- laugh of the day . Friday mine did . 1 1 Taking a routine item by phone 1 had reason to asle ~.' tons,-.~ the stale's weekCUrreilcy Act of J86S, ! by the late John Downing ilon.tl The nq"'~Y ~ ""':;'"'ed diana ; two graodsons, and a the person at the other end, " Where uo you Jive ?" , , end Wffle' ton to at Ieasl eight IJld before. f!e "' the tllird associates. :,CL:,~.~~~':o.7see ' · granddaughter. Came this reply: early todaY· , to lead a l!ef01'1! baoks were federally ' Services will be Monday at { ,· "We live in that last unoccupied house at the end of ~~ .··,. . Dead tro1n the coUlslon_ wze tnsuw~oo. the a MEIGS CONVICTIONS "Hap" lloustoo of the North- 2 p.m. at Rawlings-Coats ru. . ..... •. Street ~ " ''\.'· Arthur Mqlecic:, 44• Rocbel ' It S.Vlnga Co. Coovlctlons In Meigs countv em Ohio Breeders' A•soeiatlon, nerai borne with Rev. Paul Fel,lnd., ~)ruck driver; Camtl Paul Smart, executlfl for CGUt:( .Inclqded Darrell L. , and Max Dowdy, orea fleld len officiating, Burlll! wlll be . ur ~~Ucb,.., Toledo, or the ' Citllen'a and faooy N Ha uo V representative of the A~IC · an in Letart Falls cemetery. Frieod ONE CAN IMAGINE the pressure that has been -'. and :w&Wam s at of Middle_... ew ven •. " '' a. , •••n ....,. j't;k; ~· .e' . ' . ~ 'lliek . ,...,, Reed and cos!B tor !allure to Guernsey Cattlo club, wlll share may caU any lime alter 2 p.m. lv<ot'in•llpon Astronaut Lt. Col. John Glenn, wbos• home ~lis ~st In tf >-· of a mile ncrth of the intersection of Route 7, at 1:48 a. m. today . Sheriff's deputies said Rooaid Barker , 28, of Ma~on , W. Va ., was taken to Meigs Memorial hospital. Hospital officials qua!~ying .. May " '" ' "'·' "'"'"'-' " '"' "'" IRUSSians · scrap T. reat'y. Jack s·IJJman Wants T0 Be c·lVI"IEfiJJ'JDeer . 1 1 :ts We Pay 3% Interest On Sal!lnf• c Pomeroy National Bank 30 Crewmell · Serving Meigs County for over 90 years May Be Dead In c0 II"ISIOD . Aroold Ask' POMEROY- RUTLAND C l.t Year Old Bo N M al h F 8 lid FI"nes A • ·7 Jd p u ge orter ·&<r--· . or u ozer • w· h M *I 1 I,,.,.,..,,,.____"'"'-"""" • 1 Mrs. Wolfe 0£ lndi*ana DI*eS I At Brother's Shop At Elberfelds. 9 to ·saturday For .Special '· POMIROY, OHIO • REG. - - · Jllll . . • REG. ltc-2~-Gt. nllllll • REG. 91c-UTIUIY Ylii!Ati IN • REG. 19c-IHL lllllll' tAl • RiG. 79c-5-Stdloa Cimllf 1toW • lEG. 19c-t-tt. WAm&lsm ' •llrl. 91c-1-2·Ht. 11!11 !II ' - .......,., -.,, ,.......,. ~ i'l-' ¥'• R•lftrve Th" R.loht Ta Limit Qu.m•tl•• ' Pomero}i; Ohio ' I .,, ' I PHONI-wY 244ft AND ROllS Leellemlelt I • ' . .t. r, ' .. ~ . Reflections , .. n,. . Clearance .;'Sale July2142-2J "D.IIYI OP WINI Ben FrQ:p.klirl Bargain~ . . 1 -£-• 1 ' 4 • REG. 91c- ~ lo. IAUNDIY &15m • REG. 19c-14-Gt. MnliiY lUI Meigs ConD·l y· Bank"Ing·Of 0ver I 00 Years RevJ·ewed - Throughout The Store During ,. the Annual MEIGS THEATRE • All "-w c-dinatecl ,..,.._ .,. .,,_,., • 81/gllt Kltcllen C/Oion.Y.UOW or Twcruoll• 1 Seve 1'1' fumlture for your home end Wllrlng •~rei . for YOllr / femlly,".. ' ·· ' • '· The Day After Speakers For p.·cm·c, FI*eld Day Announced ::z.er"' • • ._ --an ..~.~- btmklDg lhla ~~~·of ·~· M. Dallas, 0 h I o, and Middleport Baijey, 71, Middleport, Southeastern Ohio Guemaey coBII tor failure AnoctaliOn hold Its rllht of way and Wit· plCilic and field day McClllln, 30, Racine, · July 25. coots to• stOp sign event wlll he at the rarm ~ ~:.of Wayne IJld Lloyd ll rtve .mlleo noo1h of Ra· on lho 8\clne-Bashlll Hoad thelwlllt a · ~· dinner al llOOil bel•"!d a JudBi!tl - . 1. d~ ...,. illviled. l5 a.lll .~~ SUPPER INSTEAD The plonlc of the Racine Wet· ley111 Service Guild planned tor Monday evening has been canceUed. lnatead, a family , potluck oupper will be held day al G p.m. at the churdt in honor of Rev, IJld Mro. McDanlela. ' Molp 0uon1 Bo.,H.l ~ Clara Wtlcb Eu&w. • • !15· ... Rutland~ ·- ···.: . . -. \1~1111. '"' . t....,her; .W ltllin Sue D . * a.~.a, t!l-.f;~!fittP, - - e~J, ... · l . , .· . - , e.r• ~-~Z,. '·IJ_,. ' UtENsEI ADMI8SIONS -f 1 •J . 1-\ tiny door open to a .fu~ure career in politico. " possessmg a wmmng personality and ·sensl.to the world ~bout him to have' wboleiOIM . tt, Col. Glenn 15 a natural as a candidate for maJor party. · . Friday he classed himself Han Independent•in YOlO·. admitted he is considerilli statecraft •u · "one rt1f I possible post retirement ' after denylltg two weelut 81,'' h•e.i!JI;d"tuQ'' }I'i'lltl.:t! �• 'l·bally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., July 20, 1963 SENTINEL F eat u re Teen-Age Roe.·:e t Club To Launch 'Billlwinkle '· • Or 'Rocky' At Fair Grounds Page In launching adjectives and adverbs instead of rockets finds hi1115elf 10 UNPLANNED RECOVERY - Using tlle parachute system which 1J biaate4 oil tbe nose capsule near peak of Olght, >.n Estes Industries model rocket filed F<'idav by the Middleport Model Rocket clun came down on toop of th fallgrounds gralldstand. Above, Aaa Bradbury gingerly inches his way down to the rvcket while two clubmates peek over th .-vuf cone anxiously. This rocket failed· t" leave t!l• ground Thursday due to a fa ,,ty nichrome wire but performed beau· tltully Friday. · ' * * * * * * MAX WARD WY H460 Schmoll check instruments used In the successful ofmodel rockets. Next week the Middleport Rocket ab1hty to take to space in a new Porto series in AT WORK - Larry Gladwell, left, and Bob launrhm~ Fr!Jay. of Calends VI , the llSt o! a series club begms testmg "Bullwinkle," a frog, for bis "h1ch a hamster also will be launched. Space Firms Trying To Close Gobblede~ook Gap * * Tragedy of Delay 1\l"f'fiNiin~ 'o Kf'nneth L. CaT- Roelng and STL reports and corkins of the Boeing p~blic rela· re!;pondenc...-e on the Minuteman I ·" ~ ~ de~artment. thas .type ?' pr~gram and - although he is , writing often m ,qUite famihar with the m·ISSIe ·1 hclothes th f atself . . By the numbers, there are bound to be drowning victims among t h e millions who flock to summer's sunilt waters. Bllt the toll can be kept do'wn by observing t w o cardinal rules of artificial respiration: eStart reaplratlon IM· MEDIATELY. Don't wali for .anything, Send someoae for help, but don't I fl rJro tect IVe s ea 'f'ed bo ,Jargont and can be id enl 1 1 y ats ar ful Calkms cr~sa.de IS ~imed at lhe ~pie ~1th1n tht mdustry· - he couldn 't decipher some of them . Partially as a result of ;Cal· \ kins' and Holliday 's efforts, Boe- wa~ ?' sayinJ~; ~othing." ing and STL employes have at- . Industrial wrat~rs ~~ other em- tended classes aimed at liftin& plove~ whose JOb tt IS to write the fog from their writing. letters, memos and reports deal'th the exIremeIv comp I'I· cated buslnes!l of making mls· ·1 sJ PS. Here Js an example of the . ln" WI Calkins believes th t unexplained, unfamiliar aabbreviations have no piaLoe 1·n a r·1eld that already is highly complex In· a top story ir an A. F ' k''" d oI Wflung .,, Calk'ms hopes command news· per h" orceIto.. ellmlnate : """"' abbreviations. e coun mou-mach'ane re- 1ed 60 unexplained o. lrements in this system e~v1ronment impose severe v1suol acu~v orobl•ms" r.AN'T E · .' 8 E PANEL This translatespanel." , ''he can't see the Instrument Capehart l"'avo·s GOOD '\VERAGE- Sean _M.ullen (back to camera), Wayne Davis, and Larry· Gladwell, lmd that a faulty ruchrome wire caused a misfire Thursday of Cal81)da . Vl They retu~ed ~'f!day, made a succe>sful launching. The Middleport Rocltet ctub had one IDISflre m ten attempts-a better batting average than cape Canaveral. , CAPE CANAVERAL (UP!) - A couple of companies mstrumental m the success of lha Mmuteman missile ! are, making a determined el!ort to close the space indus- ' try s "gobbledegook gap." , The war on this game of verbal hide-and seek some limes called "wea;et wording," is bein! waged 'by the BoPmg Company and Space Technology Laboratories !STLJ. I Typical Air Force writi GLADWELL AGAIN - Larry Gladwell, president of 1eans. 11eavtlv · to the use of unng ,the Model Rocket Club of Middleport really isn't a cam explained abbreviations. i , • . • Calkins said he knows of one era hog. As pr•sJrlent and, of course chief rocketeer he We're Heading lor Tla~t * * * walt for It to arrive. • Keep up your artifl· cial respiration efforts. Cues are on record of breathing starting again after a lapse of many minutes, when the rescuer kept steadily at work for· clng all in and out of the lungs. American Medical Aa· · sociation, . wbicb makes t h e s e points, further points out !bat American Red Crosa and other * * * '* 1 ' C.. 1kms s&ld that about 8 year with the abbreviation problem ment. ago STL 'roject manager lvar mcludin& a sheet entitled "AF . M. Holliday looked over- some (Air Force! abbrevta . 11ons - - - -1 use d * I(L:I!lDI of Junior SophJJUaat.ea createa a dat.hlng loll . . - of leopord and black wool. The coat &PQrta the tuhlon&ble ea.pe took, wlth cleVtl'lY desiped 1Jleeve1. It 11 IIDed wltb. liJD.pard, whUe the Jeop&1'd. Uea.tb la trimmed with a btndlD.r of the b1a.c); ~ at neck and hem. ____;_ __________ , Baker'• Are ltloving .••••• and we dot~'t want to mot•e anu more than we have to •••••• and her.-•• proof: - • * * • * * SPillED TilE DAy :on.. the. Bomarc. program." The space age will truly be . II •: th" kind of non-writ· REAL NEIGHBORLY day "vacations" on "h • a I hPre when offieial arinounce- mg tho pushes the cost of cor~ One of the more imaginative farms. . ments from Cape Canveral re- res~ndenc_e up to $20 a memo," attempts to get acquainted with There are 1,000 farm famtues port that "the astronaut was Cal ns said. . city people is being made by available Ia provide sight-seeing I , He keeps ballllfl8 away ·~.the the Washington Association offor a day and overnight accomI Wheat Farmers. modations. They want citY folks . Citizens of the State of Wash· to learn about their way of life mgton. or out-of-state visitors and take this direct way of d~ are bemg Lnvlted to free one ·ing it. helped into the capsule... At present National Aeronaut- use of fo~r~!t w~rds and ~Jrlcs and Space Admini!ltration · cu~ocU~Ion, wbJch . he defm~s puts in this way: " inser· a_s saymg 1"\othlng m .~ add!· tio1. of the pilot lnto the cap- tiOna! words or more. •ule. " I a \ FILES DAMAGE SVrT dama~ suit Friday in s;tate SUpreme Oourt against the Hotel Plaza here in connection wiUl tht loss of some jewelry. 'l11e ouil, filed on ber beho~ by a nattoruey. charged that the hotkl "negligently failed to take 1,500 tractors In Communilt Bul- Ia the Bulprian Rabo1Di18hesko Delo. 'l'ho ......,.., wblcb arrived · G~ ROUGHED IT - Pomeroy Girl Scout T!WD 245 recently went on 1 here Friday, uld a number of faccamptng trip to Forked Run lake and "roughed It" for several days. They were toriol fiQed to del- porta In tfmt lor tho blrvelt IIIII that ~~?'r.: ~ faDcru Uu of the Sportsme'l's club there. L to R are Paula Kay u , Y -~ ar18ne Chafin, Becky Nease, Linda. Aah 0~ Kay Hennes' ..... ,they did lhe plltl ...,. of ouch Jl'!!r quallly th811he and _Dorotby NeutzUng. Back ·row, Jean Blazewlcz, Ieider; Linda ·Stte wernef lrdowo f<P1n ·lit. • 4Qite Aan Wells, Brenda Boyer """'JN'per - ' SEMI-~NNUAL , NOW IN PROGRESS Of*! SeturdiY 9 to 9 &UARAI1£ED TROUILHREE SERVICE I garia oro out of I!OIMifioion at the ~ of the hsrvostfDg ,... ..,. bocaule ol a ""'rdty of IJIITII ""* TROUBLE .WATCHEJ\S,.-A btidge gallery looked on as Gary Piayer was ill tro~~bletuni!llt up lor the PGA Champlonsblp at the Dallas, Tex., Atb!etic Club Country Club Player was forced to blt.a wedge left-handed to gel out of tbe beavy rougb oa tbe secoDd hole. 1. iN• hot ~-electric-hot for sanitary dishes and cleaiiOI" launcfi'Y. 2. Sllfw-no pilotlll!his, no fumes, no complex valves. a. Cl1111-ifs flameless. 4.1llltiils enfiliiii.:no flue pipe need•<!1. Mort llllclent-no wasted heat-'Iuick Recovery. And, 1 speclol low rate oil¢ 1 kilowetthour applies for water healinal TIIACTORI IREAK JlOWN VIENNA <UP!I - More than '"'4ayl, Trade·in your trouble now for $25 I Enjoy the water heater that'r 5 ways bet\ar p._ precaution• to prevent the lou ol jewelry." She oald the ,.... 11111~ from her oulte at the hotel laal October, oeoordinl 7• NoW, ;your plumber or appliance dealer offers a $25 trade• 1n 'IIHDwt- when you change from flame-lype ta a new tlameless Quick ·Recovery electric water heater. Don't Wifi~ nowl This offer is lor a limited time only! NEW YORK ~ UPJ I - Actress Undo Chriltiaa filed • ll!O,tnl parto, HEATER PROBLE ' pharmacist fill?!1g a prescrip-tion, rather than a gripping dra· '11& of our time. :::S:::O~t1.~ar~e=~·w~~~::~z. Last Round-up IN OUR groups offer courses Ia artifiCial respiration, e• peclally the mouth • tomouth method which alo most anyone can practice. Finally, If you 1 w I m where trained supervt. slon Is not available, be sure aom.eone in your party knows ·the moutbo w-mouth artificial respilto ation technique: It would not burt a bit for YOU to learn it. . And don't swim alone. Boein g emp1oye who collected accepts flnai responsibility for efficiency of all equin. source material to help cope ' r . Reads like a report of Pomeroy * * * Man And Space . 115 E. 2nd f'Sp (PrtlleCIOd Service Pion) GUARANTEE ccwtrt camplett ~oervlct, includins tank .Pi/llcomenlil ....... .,. 11 nnddltional ~ Clll Ohio Powet company, your olectl:i< water ~diller or plunibor.' . . THE SH()E lOX ' Mlbo._I-T, 0. eA-Bod-ln·A·Chost-You must soe thlol Rog. $89.00 $49.50 eAdmirol T.V. Sots at tho llltt Values Evor Offorocll e Aluminum Skilioto 69c el Patio Sot, folding taltle and 4 choirs, All st"l whito onomol $38.00 eMirrart of many sl1n. elll 4x8 sh"t of grHn "Formica" $9.00 • Vinyl-Asbestos TII-Limltocl stock. (If you cen use wh•t we have, mek• us an of· fer). eAII ~~~do of Flrephice Fixtures. SAVE NOW eExtro luYfl for DlnoHes • Lodc'ors ond Guard Rolls for Bunk Bods e Extra llocl Ralls eOid Pump Orgon, dlsmantlocl for cloenlng ond repair ond never put bock together. e1 Piece 36" square of Puro Vinyl-marble ... sign. Would mako a nice table top • Small and not so smoll p i - of Corpot S..mpiH. Put !hom together ond hovo 1 potch work room sl1o rugl e Folirlc Sompl...-(fino for qulllll e1 Choap Desk. now . ~7 .50 eChett Tops. mahogony, moplo, oolr-malto • coffH toble or dook top • If tho telephone doesn't otop rlnvlng, I'll soli It tool " · e 1 Goo Floor Purnoce ullll look-uoed prlce, built's 111w. elll 15.2 cubic ft. "Amono". Rofrlprotor. It's oil refrlpralor, lust -uth Spoce for Ice cubes. NEW. l.ogular, $595.00 -$3'9.00 buys it. em 110 V. "Monitor" Clothes Dryer Rog. $109.00 $59.00 1••-· ....... A B•l'fl4llta At ••• · e Vory special buyo on Nationally Advortloed LU99119• e Curta inti Don't know where we got 'em, but thoy gotta gol e Bamboo Polos-wo got them !roe In rollo of carpeting, and this is a good chance to mak• 1 dime, lOc. If you noed one reo! bad ond don't have the dime, we'll give you one frH. Now Dolu .. Modol 1963 Frigidaire Rango, damaged. not bad, but If you oro kloking for a real bargain-- this $227 e(l) • Sofa Bodo . $55.00 el Reg. $369.00 Italian Provinciol Solo- $185 e4 pc. Turquoise Soctionol $168.00 e 4 pc. Beige Sectional $198.00 e2 pc. Charcoal groy, reg $269.00- $169.00 el group Loungo Choirs $39.00 Values to ~79,00 e 5 Only oolid moplo Clwllrs _ $49.00 for oil 5 R119ularly $20 uch e Odd< snd ondo of Dinlng Room Choirs, 1/2 price e 1 only Solid Mlplo Cornor Chest Rog. $49.95 $24.95 e Rogulor $7'1.95 "Spoce Sovor" Lone Coclor Chest $39.00 ; 1 only Clwlrry Chest ond 2 Twin ledo. W convorto to B1111k Bodo or Trundle Bodo $100.00 sM e 1 only 48" oi" Sort• Posture Mott-. Rot• $79.95 - S.ltl $49.00 Mony other filii maHr- ond box springs ot great savings e Seve on Tobie Lompslrom $1.00 up - ' Baker ·Furniture �• 'l·bally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., July 20, 1963 SENTINEL F eat u re Teen-Age Roe.·:e t Club To Launch 'Billlwinkle '· • Or 'Rocky' At Fair Grounds Page In launching adjectives and adverbs instead of rockets finds hi1115elf 10 UNPLANNED RECOVERY - Using tlle parachute system which 1J biaate4 oil tbe nose capsule near peak of Olght, >.n Estes Industries model rocket filed F<'idav by the Middleport Model Rocket clun came down on toop of th fallgrounds gralldstand. Above, Aaa Bradbury gingerly inches his way down to the rvcket while two clubmates peek over th .-vuf cone anxiously. This rocket failed· t" leave t!l• ground Thursday due to a fa ,,ty nichrome wire but performed beau· tltully Friday. · ' * * * * * * MAX WARD WY H460 Schmoll check instruments used In the successful ofmodel rockets. Next week the Middleport Rocket ab1hty to take to space in a new Porto series in AT WORK - Larry Gladwell, left, and Bob launrhm~ Fr!Jay. of Calends VI , the llSt o! a series club begms testmg "Bullwinkle," a frog, for bis "h1ch a hamster also will be launched. Space Firms Trying To Close Gobblede~ook Gap * * Tragedy of Delay 1\l"f'fiNiin~ 'o Kf'nneth L. CaT- Roelng and STL reports and corkins of the Boeing p~blic rela· re!;pondenc...-e on the Minuteman I ·" ~ ~ de~artment. thas .type ?' pr~gram and - although he is , writing often m ,qUite famihar with the m·ISSIe ·1 hclothes th f atself . . By the numbers, there are bound to be drowning victims among t h e millions who flock to summer's sunilt waters. Bllt the toll can be kept do'wn by observing t w o cardinal rules of artificial respiration: eStart reaplratlon IM· MEDIATELY. Don't wali for .anything, Send someoae for help, but don't I fl rJro tect IVe s ea 'f'ed bo ,Jargont and can be id enl 1 1 y ats ar ful Calkms cr~sa.de IS ~imed at lhe ~pie ~1th1n tht mdustry· - he couldn 't decipher some of them . Partially as a result of ;Cal· \ kins' and Holliday 's efforts, Boe- wa~ ?' sayinJ~; ~othing." ing and STL employes have at- . Industrial wrat~rs ~~ other em- tended classes aimed at liftin& plove~ whose JOb tt IS to write the fog from their writing. letters, memos and reports deal'th the exIremeIv comp I'I· cated buslnes!l of making mls· ·1 sJ PS. Here Js an example of the . ln" WI Calkins believes th t unexplained, unfamiliar aabbreviations have no piaLoe 1·n a r·1eld that already is highly complex In· a top story ir an A. F ' k''" d oI Wflung .,, Calk'ms hopes command news· per h" orceIto.. ellmlnate : """"' abbreviations. e coun mou-mach'ane re- 1ed 60 unexplained o. lrements in this system e~v1ronment impose severe v1suol acu~v orobl•ms" r.AN'T E · .' 8 E PANEL This translatespanel." , ''he can't see the Instrument Capehart l"'avo·s GOOD '\VERAGE- Sean _M.ullen (back to camera), Wayne Davis, and Larry· Gladwell, lmd that a faulty ruchrome wire caused a misfire Thursday of Cal81)da . Vl They retu~ed ~'f!day, made a succe>sful launching. The Middleport Rocltet ctub had one IDISflre m ten attempts-a better batting average than cape Canaveral. , CAPE CANAVERAL (UP!) - A couple of companies mstrumental m the success of lha Mmuteman missile ! are, making a determined el!ort to close the space indus- ' try s "gobbledegook gap." , The war on this game of verbal hide-and seek some limes called "wea;et wording," is bein! waged 'by the BoPmg Company and Space Technology Laboratories !STLJ. I Typical Air Force writi GLADWELL AGAIN - Larry Gladwell, president of 1eans. 11eavtlv · to the use of unng ,the Model Rocket Club of Middleport really isn't a cam explained abbreviations. i , • . • Calkins said he knows of one era hog. As pr•sJrlent and, of course chief rocketeer he We're Heading lor Tla~t * * * walt for It to arrive. • Keep up your artifl· cial respiration efforts. Cues are on record of breathing starting again after a lapse of many minutes, when the rescuer kept steadily at work for· clng all in and out of the lungs. American Medical Aa· · sociation, . wbicb makes t h e s e points, further points out !bat American Red Crosa and other * * * '* 1 ' C.. 1kms s&ld that about 8 year with the abbreviation problem ment. ago STL 'roject manager lvar mcludin& a sheet entitled "AF . M. Holliday looked over- some (Air Force! abbrevta . 11ons - - - -1 use d * I(L:I!lDI of Junior SophJJUaat.ea createa a dat.hlng loll . . - of leopord and black wool. The coat &PQrta the tuhlon&ble ea.pe took, wlth cleVtl'lY desiped 1Jleeve1. It 11 IIDed wltb. liJD.pard, whUe the Jeop&1'd. Uea.tb la trimmed with a btndlD.r of the b1a.c); ~ at neck and hem. ____;_ __________ , Baker'• Are ltloving .••••• and we dot~'t want to mot•e anu more than we have to •••••• and her.-•• proof: - • * * • * * SPillED TilE DAy :on.. the. Bomarc. program." The space age will truly be . II •: th" kind of non-writ· REAL NEIGHBORLY day "vacations" on "h • a I hPre when offieial arinounce- mg tho pushes the cost of cor~ One of the more imaginative farms. . ments from Cape Canveral re- res~ndenc_e up to $20 a memo," attempts to get acquainted with There are 1,000 farm famtues port that "the astronaut was Cal ns said. . city people is being made by available Ia provide sight-seeing I , He keeps ballllfl8 away ·~.the the Washington Association offor a day and overnight accomI Wheat Farmers. modations. They want citY folks . Citizens of the State of Wash· to learn about their way of life mgton. or out-of-state visitors and take this direct way of d~ are bemg Lnvlted to free one ·ing it. helped into the capsule... At present National Aeronaut- use of fo~r~!t w~rds and ~Jrlcs and Space Admini!ltration · cu~ocU~Ion, wbJch . he defm~s puts in this way: " inser· a_s saymg 1"\othlng m .~ add!· tio1. of the pilot lnto the cap- tiOna! words or more. •ule. " I a \ FILES DAMAGE SVrT dama~ suit Friday in s;tate SUpreme Oourt against the Hotel Plaza here in connection wiUl tht loss of some jewelry. 'l11e ouil, filed on ber beho~ by a nattoruey. charged that the hotkl "negligently failed to take 1,500 tractors In Communilt Bul- Ia the Bulprian Rabo1Di18hesko Delo. 'l'ho ......,.., wblcb arrived · G~ ROUGHED IT - Pomeroy Girl Scout T!WD 245 recently went on 1 here Friday, uld a number of faccamptng trip to Forked Run lake and "roughed It" for several days. They were toriol fiQed to del- porta In tfmt lor tho blrvelt IIIII that ~~?'r.: ~ faDcru Uu of the Sportsme'l's club there. L to R are Paula Kay u , Y -~ ar18ne Chafin, Becky Nease, Linda. Aah 0~ Kay Hennes' ..... ,they did lhe plltl ...,. of ouch Jl'!!r quallly th811he and _Dorotby NeutzUng. Back ·row, Jean Blazewlcz, Ieider; Linda ·Stte wernef lrdowo f<P1n ·lit. • 4Qite Aan Wells, Brenda Boyer """'JN'per - ' SEMI-~NNUAL , NOW IN PROGRESS Of*! SeturdiY 9 to 9 &UARAI1£ED TROUILHREE SERVICE I garia oro out of I!OIMifioion at the ~ of the hsrvostfDg ,... ..,. bocaule ol a ""'rdty of IJIITII ""* TROUBLE .WATCHEJ\S,.-A btidge gallery looked on as Gary Piayer was ill tro~~bletuni!llt up lor the PGA Champlonsblp at the Dallas, Tex., Atb!etic Club Country Club Player was forced to blt.a wedge left-handed to gel out of tbe beavy rougb oa tbe secoDd hole. 1. iN• hot ~-electric-hot for sanitary dishes and cleaiiOI" launcfi'Y. 2. Sllfw-no pilotlll!his, no fumes, no complex valves. a. Cl1111-ifs flameless. 4.1llltiils enfiliiii.:no flue pipe need•<!1. Mort llllclent-no wasted heat-'Iuick Recovery. And, 1 speclol low rate oil¢ 1 kilowetthour applies for water healinal TIIACTORI IREAK JlOWN VIENNA <UP!I - More than '"'4ayl, Trade·in your trouble now for $25 I Enjoy the water heater that'r 5 ways bet\ar p._ precaution• to prevent the lou ol jewelry." She oald the ,.... 11111~ from her oulte at the hotel laal October, oeoordinl 7• NoW, ;your plumber or appliance dealer offers a $25 trade• 1n 'IIHDwt- when you change from flame-lype ta a new tlameless Quick ·Recovery electric water heater. Don't Wifi~ nowl This offer is lor a limited time only! NEW YORK ~ UPJ I - Actress Undo Chriltiaa filed • ll!O,tnl parto, HEATER PROBLE ' pharmacist fill?!1g a prescrip-tion, rather than a gripping dra· '11& of our time. :::S:::O~t1.~ar~e=~·w~~~::~z. Last Round-up IN OUR groups offer courses Ia artifiCial respiration, e• peclally the mouth • tomouth method which alo most anyone can practice. Finally, If you 1 w I m where trained supervt. slon Is not available, be sure aom.eone in your party knows ·the moutbo w-mouth artificial respilto ation technique: It would not burt a bit for YOU to learn it. . And don't swim alone. Boein g emp1oye who collected accepts flnai responsibility for efficiency of all equin. source material to help cope ' r . Reads like a report of Pomeroy * * * Man And Space . 115 E. 2nd f'Sp (PrtlleCIOd Service Pion) GUARANTEE ccwtrt camplett ~oervlct, includins tank .Pi/llcomenlil ....... .,. 11 nnddltional ~ Clll Ohio Powet company, your olectl:i< water ~diller or plunibor.' . . THE SH()E lOX ' Mlbo._I-T, 0. eA-Bod-ln·A·Chost-You must soe thlol Rog. $89.00 $49.50 eAdmirol T.V. Sots at tho llltt Values Evor Offorocll e Aluminum Skilioto 69c el Patio Sot, folding taltle and 4 choirs, All st"l whito onomol $38.00 eMirrart of many sl1n. elll 4x8 sh"t of grHn "Formica" $9.00 • Vinyl-Asbestos TII-Limltocl stock. (If you cen use wh•t we have, mek• us an of· fer). eAII ~~~do of Flrephice Fixtures. SAVE NOW eExtro luYfl for DlnoHes • Lodc'ors ond Guard Rolls for Bunk Bods e Extra llocl Ralls eOid Pump Orgon, dlsmantlocl for cloenlng ond repair ond never put bock together. e1 Piece 36" square of Puro Vinyl-marble ... sign. Would mako a nice table top • Small and not so smoll p i - of Corpot S..mpiH. Put !hom together ond hovo 1 potch work room sl1o rugl e Folirlc Sompl...-(fino for qulllll e1 Choap Desk. now . ~7 .50 eChett Tops. mahogony, moplo, oolr-malto • coffH toble or dook top • If tho telephone doesn't otop rlnvlng, I'll soli It tool " · e 1 Goo Floor Purnoce ullll look-uoed prlce, built's 111w. elll 15.2 cubic ft. "Amono". Rofrlprotor. It's oil refrlpralor, lust -uth Spoce for Ice cubes. NEW. l.ogular, $595.00 -$3'9.00 buys it. em 110 V. "Monitor" Clothes Dryer Rog. $109.00 $59.00 1••-· ....... A B•l'fl4llta At ••• · e Vory special buyo on Nationally Advortloed LU99119• e Curta inti Don't know where we got 'em, but thoy gotta gol e Bamboo Polos-wo got them !roe In rollo of carpeting, and this is a good chance to mak• 1 dime, lOc. If you noed one reo! bad ond don't have the dime, we'll give you one frH. Now Dolu .. Modol 1963 Frigidaire Rango, damaged. not bad, but If you oro kloking for a real bargain-- this $227 e(l) • Sofa Bodo . $55.00 el Reg. $369.00 Italian Provinciol Solo- $185 e4 pc. Turquoise Soctionol $168.00 e 4 pc. Beige Sectional $198.00 e2 pc. Charcoal groy, reg $269.00- $169.00 el group Loungo Choirs $39.00 Values to ~79,00 e 5 Only oolid moplo Clwllrs _ $49.00 for oil 5 R119ularly $20 uch e Odd< snd ondo of Dinlng Room Choirs, 1/2 price e 1 only Solid Mlplo Cornor Chest Rog. $49.95 $24.95 e Rogulor $7'1.95 "Spoce Sovor" Lone Coclor Chest $39.00 ; 1 only Clwlrry Chest ond 2 Twin ledo. W convorto to B1111k Bodo or Trundle Bodo $100.00 sM e 1 only 48" oi" Sort• Posture Mott-. Rot• $79.95 - S.ltl $49.00 Mony other filii maHr- ond box springs ot great savings e Seve on Tobie Lompslrom $1.00 up - ' Baker ·Furniture �·I • ' . " ( lOOKING FOI Haying Tools? • • • At AHradive LOW PRICES • New Holland Mluey.f'ergiiMft IAlEIS RAKES MOWUS CRUSHERS SURGE-----. Dairy Farm IALER TWINE ly Now HoD1nll ' Phone Peul PeyCerpettter, 0. MY a.2519· Rulne, 0 . WI 9-3202 \I eSEE US Fulton-Thompson Tractor Salts MORRIS IMPlEMENT & SUPPLY CO. , PHCHI WI f.l202 I'IARL STREIT RACINI. 0. '"""' ~--- ~ ....... ,""" $269 to $742.$0 EASY! TE1IMS "Sure Sign of Quality'' . , • .., JtriMAriJ cosr 110 OalleAfiON , YOUR BMW-Honcla-Trl..... DIALER \ FOR PENNIES A DAY , , , ,:.,.~,.,... DESIGNED FOR COLOR TV RECEPTION . TV PICIUQ Ytulhtuldh~ LIT LIS CHICK YO~l OJ.O ANtENNA oi.Jihtnl,. ArNitn oChl~ Mlvr~H nlll!l-lnWI,_ •~comfortize'' e WUIILITZEII eBAL-111 T~RMS AS LOW AS $S MONTH' ' •33·: . l'hono WY-2-2115 Freeze.r Sale •nd OTHEI FAMOUl DAN liS AnY'!'hiN\ in the u.s.A. ,, 1 -tOllg haul or local hauL '· Q!'l' IT AT ••. Southeastern "' Ohio! I "' ' •' POMEROY Jack w. Cartty, Mtr· I. Mtlin St. WY ~2111 In ' .and SUPPLY CO. ·' ~· ICE .(.\!' '· • AT •• - ~~--~~~-------- Check Us For Lowest Prices CAROLINA LUMBER ' Sugar Run Flour Mills . a sf'ction of your basement with the rich, warm quality of West Coast panel· lng. Call ua for unusu~ l home- enhancing Ideas with the best modernizing material •• , West Coast lumber! *Field Seeds *Fertilizer *FARM SUPPLIES TIL 9 PM MONDAY 1HIU SATUIDAV OUR LOcAfiON-We're ltUhll en .... M*1 lt., ...... ~ 111 fhl u..... •ncl tf ,._y, lliovt 11M M11!1 ......L LOGI W ._. . . . .NDMAR( SIGN I I thtltft. YOU tAN CALL ul COI.:Lt<'. W'f~lll. 'With . . ' \ . ' �·I • ' . " ( lOOKING FOI Haying Tools? • • • At AHradive LOW PRICES • New Holland Mluey.f'ergiiMft IAlEIS RAKES MOWUS CRUSHERS SURGE-----. Dairy Farm IALER TWINE ly Now HoD1nll ' Phone Peul PeyCerpettter, 0. MY a.2519· Rulne, 0 . WI 9-3202 \I eSEE US Fulton-Thompson Tractor Salts MORRIS IMPlEMENT & SUPPLY CO. , PHCHI WI f.l202 I'IARL STREIT RACINI. 0. '"""' ~--- ~ ....... ,""" $269 to $742.$0 EASY! TE1IMS "Sure Sign of Quality'' . , • .., JtriMAriJ cosr 110 OalleAfiON , YOUR BMW-Honcla-Trl..... DIALER \ FOR PENNIES A DAY , , , ,:.,.~,.,... DESIGNED FOR COLOR TV RECEPTION . TV PICIUQ Ytulhtuldh~ LIT LIS CHICK YO~l OJ.O ANtENNA oi.Jihtnl,. ArNitn oChl~ Mlvr~H nlll!l-lnWI,_ •~comfortize'' e WUIILITZEII eBAL-111 T~RMS AS LOW AS $S MONTH' ' •33·: . l'hono WY-2-2115 Freeze.r Sale •nd OTHEI FAMOUl DAN liS AnY'!'hiN\ in the u.s.A. ,, 1 -tOllg haul or local hauL '· Q!'l' IT AT ••. Southeastern "' Ohio! I "' ' •' POMEROY Jack w. Cartty, Mtr· I. Mtlin St. WY ~2111 In ' .and SUPPLY CO. ·' ~· ICE .(.\!' '· • AT •• - ~~--~~~-------- Check Us For Lowest Prices CAROLINA LUMBER ' Sugar Run Flour Mills . a sf'ction of your basement with the rich, warm quality of West Coast panel· lng. Call ua for unusu~ l home- enhancing Ideas with the best modernizing material •• , West Coast lumber! *Field Seeds *Fertilizer *FARM SUPPLIES TIL 9 PM MONDAY 1HIU SATUIDAV OUR LOcAfiON-We're ltUhll en .... M*1 lt., ...... ~ 111 fhl u..... •ncl tf ,._y, lliovt 11M M11!1 ......L LOGI W ._. . . . .NDMAR( SIGN I I thtltft. YOU tAN CALL ul COI.:Lt<'. W'f~lll. 'With . . ' \ . ' �, ........... -- .. ~ · · -"•· ·· "' I '• •• • Selling Everything But The Kitchen Sink? Want Ads C:in Sell ·It Too • f d ' CIaSS I Ie Ads Get Results. o ~~~ ~~'tl · FOR RENT [6-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., July 20, 1963 3MALL HOUSE, Sll. Trade 'n' Travel Time USED CAR BUYS · ·:~~~"~!~2#~1n l :.!~d bogs, .. o.~.•~s. 7 Mason County, West Virvinia t)- MERCURY - - - - - -- Conv. Automatic, lilOod tirt<Y, 1959 A9 Year• Old 'I • 2-3874. from Racine OD newly IIU1'7 IItie 1 faced road . Ralph Trussell, \!I DUPLEX, turniSiieci- aparj, : WI fl.llre3. 7 JJ Me ment at 390 s 2nd Middleport. Call In evening. WY 2- FOR SALE by owner, 3 bed· 5262. S-2.8-tfc room home, large corner lot, · ' in Sugar Run, Pomeroy. Newly remodeled. WY 2-3618. 7-lll-tlc INSURANCE .L... - . George Prall residence In RutJOHNSON, Sunpsoo Insurance land for sale. Contact Floyd Agency. ln. All forms of In Thomas, Rutland, for lnfonnStlrance Jim Johnson and ation. 713:101p Bud Simpson. Agenlll. : ..> B 1 lie FOR SALE: ~room bouao.,.. --=---:--=---:-=:--- bath, newly decorated, sas Reuter lnsl1J'811co ~geooy healin FuU baoement. Lo"WuniiiCe for 09..., penollll cated g. tZ3 Hudson Street. and business oeed... Middleport. Price, SOOOD. In· PbDH WY WOl Ohio Hotel ' qwre . 6 a tl•.. . ---BUSINESS SERVICES FOR SALE, new 6 room house - -with 3 bedrooms, balll utiHIY HEATING, Plumbing, Mueller room in Dorcas. $6,800.00. E. Furnaces. Arnold Brothers, D. J~hnson, Phone WI 11-3086. 618 East Main Street, Porn7-16-tlc eroy, Phone WY 2 2448. FOR SALE - Two bedroom 7 20 tfc . -· bor•.ae. Beautiful Blrch lntcb Phone WY RAMBLER , lbe-'.... DOl .... •rliT In tbOt crttb to erlllcl•! WbOI qaallllea. Ilona! Who! do lhoJ Ilbout Nl=CE""'LY;;-;;Furn="'lsbed;:-:-.-c4~room= =::- lllllf and heth. Second noor unfln- • 1.-------------------------~~~ bath apartment. Middleport. I ished. 2¥• .cr.. land. e miles R Drill $195 ----- $6BB PT. PLEASANT - Funeral American 2 Dr. Std: trans., solid body and eood tires. services for EarlL. Dabney, u, a Henderson, W. Va., fMmer $99 1951 PONTIAC will be held Sunday, z p.m., at ItT. Ope. Good trans portation-. WANT AD 8JDI 'the L. G. Mohr Funeral home. Burial will be In lhe ·;;. ·•· INFORMATION PT PLEASANT-Cecil (Bnd) cemetery. Dabney-.ii;d PT. PLEASANT- Tile MidDEAIJWNES lkto Jl' II • '"' Qetu,.. >'\II)Ur:l lllf'lll • A. Birchfield, 49, GaiUpolls unexpectedly Thursday al his Ohio Valley Industrial Emergen'lloDda, Doo•d hno 11•(1(1 "- 'd Ferry, died Friday at li-:30 home. Helssurvivedbyhispar-1~ Planning Cout!eU dlscuslled OPEN EVES. 8:00P.M. lll10not1.• CANLEUA TIONS POMEROY . OHIO p.m., In Holzer hospital. He had [;~iS and one brolller. an early Fall emerge!IC!)' driB CUKREC ,"TIUNS been 1n falllng health for the Frlendsmaycallatlhehome[11t its session at Appalachian trW D1 &OOo:ept.._, """' "'Dll 'I M Par I'll.' ,., ~tl<hl".,lnn FOR s-A - LEpast five months of his parent. in Henderson af- Power Company, Wedoetd'J. _ _ For Sale __ · '•-· tod B.lOOULA riUNS -.. He was employed as a plpo- I~· 4 p.m. ay' unt 0 10 a.m. Tile drill Is to be otopd Ill ft., .,uhl••ne• __ ,.... ' IM n1111 ~ ldl• liT Nl~• tiO• •4> 1 :!!!"'0!'d 5 x !2 RUG ,$20.00, Magic = F~o=' R"'s"' AO'L=: E~-=',~ Iber Glass fitter at llle Marietta Manufao!ben llle body will be th Kaise Aluminum 11 Chem. 6 c:Ftc=.";F';;;: ,.j,bJ'"''-'nn•Me ~n Gould bf Chel gas range , $25.00. Kitchboat and trailer. 40 horsepowluring Co. . removed to !he L. G. Mohr Fu- [1c:1 ~atlon Plant al RaY· NJIO. t'fiCt •III.IDI!c!l•teb 1111 "abtl.tb.. ~Jl "R1 Itt O'Upo'l~lhl. (OJ , en cabinet $5 .00. some an· er Evenrude motor. Dinette Mr. Birchfteld was born Oct. ~~al ~e friends may enswood. lllDn' t ilar> .... ........... "'"' .....,..• ~ 1I~" until thewhere tiques. Phone SH 2-5439. table. and chairs. x l2 rna· 21, 1913, at Ward, W. Va., son hour of the serv9 ti.ATES 11 3 of Mrs. Nora Wears Birchfield, 1''-~ - · "-e drill , lho ----• 7 20 · tc n1on rug. single bed. mat ' "'ss 111 ~~~~ ot the For Wani Ad SerYlCt 1 Cetn• pe• wora ~•• nRrtln11 STEEL PONTOONS-;;,good and box springs. Call WI 9Henderson, who su!"ives, and Millt.ry graveside rites will year for tbe group, wlll be priWlbtmU'Ill Ch.,-11< IIIII .-.ntt tc 2241 ) 7-17-6:< the !are Harrtson Birchfield. be conducted by the Mason concemed wltb traffic 3 I Cent.- l)et "'01'(1 f<>• r~rH <:OD condition. See or Call James SurvlVIng In addibon to his county post of American Legion. , said L. v. Goullerez, .-cuth•• m...,rtlnftl ruJI rat• 'Jt t ~.. "ta pet •oii'CI tnll Roush, Racine. 7 20 6tc PUBLIC AUCTION : Saturday, mother are hls wife, Anita Hall Kaiser executive and cbalrman· 11e eltarced rot • dv•rtu•nl 11 no• u~ 1t1 Wltftlll 10 IIU~ afllo ~,. July 20, at 1:00 p. m. at the Birchfield, two daughters, Mrs. of the plaonlng couocU. "Holfe ID:I olU CARt' 01 rRANU - U U ror BEAGLE--pups for sale. $5.00 , residence of the late Chloe Sally Meek, Galllpolts Ferry, ever we shaD limo lhe depar. Ill •ont oonirnum Kact> 4'1<tll ·<> n each. Arthur Warner, Racine, Bailey, oo Rt. 7, in Chester, aThnd Janet Birch_fi~ld at h~~; ture'and arrival of emergency a1 •nrl' I f l"lt>Haarl•• ouhll..,. •' ' "'"' pe1 ...ra Ohio.___ _ 7 19 6tc ree sons surYJvmg are ';.~ vehlcles in order to ucertaln OFFic;t HOURS Ohio, will sell at auction U1e Jr Henderson Kenneth 1--.--..t 11:311 " M u :>:01 t' 1111 valb McClellan Army Saddle, gas . heat l64H ., ' ' -~ ruuu• where we can ......,_.. k following household Items. ~· automauc gas J. lipolis Ferry and Charles, •~ 1~-.~i ...lr 1111 _.,.._ _ " he ··•• •• ..- ., . • . •n • M ,, •:Hlll 0....,11 11 ' -· IT's' sO EAS'Y range coo stove, sma coa 11 Lincoln Heights can 0 b n am•I........n lltWUI\.'l;o ....... heating stove. Singer Sewing I Sola Bed with matching WY ll-19-11 home. Three sisters, also •••. TO PU\t:E A machine (treadle type), 18- ' chair, drop leaf dining table, Blaettnar. · -~ vive, along with one brother Members of the drill commllr RES' 'II PROUt lUNG h b tfet s .. i To Have Your FOR SALE 1 8 room houBe and three grandchildren. ._,. •~ are Don MillB, Vlllldlunl h . b 1 1 11 6 1 WI\N'I AD ga on w ee arrow spray c airs, u ' . ecr I' Co1l, Oil or G11 1 1 _ two family double 1 Funeral services will be ut:JU The monthly business meet- ~rpil aUoa · W C Gflmou tank. large crank dusler, set 1 tary desk, 21" Admiral TV two family apartment 6 2 p m Monday at the Concord ;na of the Emma Smith Circle, r ' .;__:,, R ~· rHONE WY 2-2157 I of side boards complete and isame as new) 3 odd cha1rs ::·e · Ch h f J .-v"~ • · • - - - - - - - - - -· canopy with ribs, for pick-up 1 bedroom sui~ 2 beds com' Cleaned •nd Checked room story and half, 1 - Baptist church. Burial will ut: Latt DurcS .o esus Philip Spol'll Plant; and large 6 room house with 3 in Concord cemetery, er ay amts, was truck; 2-root ti_le, 2-iron f?ld · plele, chest of drawers, 11 for Wint•r room apartment · adjoining. Friends may can at the t.ruw ~~-- at the home of Beulah NOTICES ing bunks, aut1que (old t1me , ~ash stand, gas ran~e, WestGood lnvestrnent property. Funeral home after 5 p.m., theme deVOtiOns being -harness mending outfit), win-: m~house sweeper with atOut 'lf high water. close to day. Sunday the body will bei"The Voice ot the Lord Shall INTERIOR AND Exterior I dow sashes with glass and in· tac_hments, . l dmette set, Ad· Phones WY2-3994-WY2-6301 town. Call Pt. Pleasant 1518- taken to his residence where bet o all people by the mouth house painting and roof work. side doors. All in good shape m1ra l refrigerator, . Maytag 698 W. Main St Pomeroy J. after 5 p.m. evenings. friends may call after tO a.m. l~i-my disciples," by Mrs. GoiReasonable rates, $1.00 per and serviceable . William H. washer , treadle sewmg_ ma~1&-tfc Ida Gillian. The worship thought hour. Phone VI 3-2700. Holmes, Syrrruse, Ohio. chine: tab!~s. lamps, ~Jshes, l 0 _ McCO\'. AUCTiONEER. was read by Mrs. Earlene Nor=~=---:--:-7 20 6lp 7 19 tic old plcture frames, radiO, and Cheater Ohio . IN POMEROY Eignt ro 0 m ri;; a poem "The Kingdom PLEASE return the borrowed other itemH too numerous to ' • ' Way," by ~s. Ilah Roush; a 4 18 tfc house, 3 bedroon _and bath, 001 tin snips to our '"' <h"P B. '62 Ford . ~- $1695 mention. Will accept bids on AUCTIONEER large lot. Good locaboa . of short reading by Mrs. Pearl QuisenberJy at old P. 0 . Pickup. VB with :1 >peed i this 7 room, full base men! C.mplele Service high water. Call WYS ~:s: tl3C Proffitt, and chain prayer and The Emma Smllll Circle ol Building, Syracuse. Uh1o . l lrans. Short W/ 8 Dnd fender , house r d lot, reservmg the Crill Bradford , _ __ sUent prayer for the sick fola th Re-Organized Chureh of 1 18 3tp <ide bed. Shows em. right to reject a~y or all Write. Pb- • Contacl FOUR ROOM bouse witb I aolowed, and closed lhe priod. [J~us Crist, Laltsr Day Salnt.. RECORD HOP -Friday night, '60 Dodge - $1195 ; bids. Not responsible for ac· A. C. BRADFORD re lot. large porch, baseiDent 0 3 Faye Proffitt conducted the had an aftentOOII meetloa at July 19 , from 8 to 11 p. m. 4 Dr. Sed. 6 cyl. Stamhml I cJdents. Mrs DPimar Baum, Racine, Obie off Route No. 1. Pbone WY · business meeting. Cards were the home of Mn. MulDe DJd. on Cole Street bt• ,ween Nurth trans. Spotless inside and I Administratrix, 1. 0. McCoy, 5 18 tfc 2-6121. 7·2-JOtc MOSCOW (Up]) - Soviet _~nrl to the sick, a question and die, recently, with dae deVaSecond and North Third, Mld· out. White finish with blue Auctioneer. - &atl Gnleset, Plunbii& - - HOUSE For Sale ·in -Pomeroy, Chinese delegates resumed fh<t.J.. perlod followed, and a tlonal theme beinll· ''Eyewit• 7 lt6tc dleport Mustr b) .hm Dur- top. · --I Healing ~ rooms and bath. with base- ideological talks today despite on church functlono pre- Delli of His Majesty." halll'. sponsored b) Barnette's COAL, good, clean lump, .L !. 5 Mlners•iUo, O~le ment. Mulherry-;o.ore. across attack on P~ktng by Premier Nl· ceded relreshmenlll to ~ ~ Several readfllp and ....,,_ Hom"' Re:~taurant and Piz1.a 1 egg, no slack. Re-screened End your sewer ll'oublel from new school. Phone WY klta S. Khrushchev that brought bers. siona on the theme followed, Pomeroy, Ohio stoker-oil ·:reated at mine or We heve aD olzoa 2-3573. 7 19 3tc relations In the . brink of final Mrs. Myrtle Proffitt clOBed lhe - Shop. - -- . - 7 17 3tc [ ,......,~ ~ delivered. l.:iumft'ler price now Sewer Machines . coUaps~. worship hour Csrda were .eent f( •' ET MORE PEOPLE lo t.ry 1-:: . . · J b C 1C R 0 1 FOR SALE: The reSidence of The negotiators md for ••· ~our Italian style pizzas, we Whirlpool ElectriC St~ve , 1i.ke on. aco s oa 0., . . ' Reasoaable Ralel the late Charles Raymond second c6nsecutlve da of Ull'l' aiDS to lhe sick. Th.ere w88 1 IWI"a will se ll mdiv id'lal ~erv J .. new , fully automat•c wath Pomeroy . Phone SH 2-4959, CaD WY Z..Z97t Day or Nlgbt Smith, located at 120 Laurel talks in a villa on ~ demonstratioo tour ~eted Frida~ nigh! lor :!Sc. Oon'tl broiler and extra wide oven. WY Z-3400, or WY .2·2437. 7 IIi tic Street Pomeroy Ohio Is of by MrB. Diddle .. Refrelhmeoti forl!el the record hop Bar- Excellent condition. Three _7~30~ offered for sale .• ~~ea~ con- c!'~:OU:ist parties ."':' were .served to elght members nette 's Home Restaurant and months old Electrolu:x Vac- IT'S OUR pleasure to loan Car· COBA SERVICE tact . the u~~ed for the workl hastened W line up beMrs. Earl Sumtnerfield, Pitts. p 17.za Shop Phune WY 2-Y':I 76. uum cleaner with all attach· pet ShamJJooers FREE with ....." Yvu• fl•na to Gotd 'Mdal particulars concermng same. hind MoscoW or Peking n~.- ~~-· _ M Th Ch nd lw bur h M and Mr D·-al 1 · 7 17 3tc ments plus waxer, polisher, 1purchase of Blue Lustre Sham· ~= :~f:.••ot•u~!~;o~ 11 • "'• 0 "'' Crow Crow and Porter "'tl' rs. e1ma ase a o g , r. s. DCA - - - . - -. floor SCfllbber and shampno- I nnn _ Baker Furniture, Middle-- "" d•DeiKit'Dtt' cervtce call Cltotr ' La the attempt to heal the children of Marion spent a and family, local, 81 "OMEM'DE pte 15• coffee · er. Can finance . Small pay- I· -Attol'neya appeared hopei.... The port. 7-16-Gtc lllfOG4• r•~"' Po~Mrov w., t·t.., Pomeroy Ohio" ly at week het ·e WI'lh her moth er 1lv. .-.-..... and Mrs . Herbert Parke r 5c ..l c~ck s Dalr} Bar, ~~ drlle- ments. Contact Mrs. Dorothy c"'"'"'" m-:nu ' talks were seen on as an two brothers, Ml'8. Syracuse were Sunday Visit· 7 19 7 0 1 port. 6tc tempt to find face-saving '" \Kim, Oonald and Charles..., 1:~, olllleir molher, Mrs. Edna -I6-Stlc l Schwab, Mason, W. Va. Ph. EARLY SWEET coni now rea· ' c • 773-a282. 7 19 6tc I dy for pulling. hy the dozen . CALL OR SEE Bob Jeffers fOR SALE, business building of breaking_ off negotiations. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Spen- SUmmerfield. fHERE WILL BE an 1 h Ch 1 -- · --~ b k 10 ad s before you get that bulldoz. and apartment, vacant lot, all . Most fore.gn parties were back-leer and daughter, Regena, of Mr. and Mrs. John ~ • crea~ ~ocial h~ dC~t \ e ·Se~ IsJ~.iGER Portable like new· ~ Y t~ true ee er or back-noe job done. Free in heart of Middleport. Pric- mg K~rushchev.'. who ~oou~ Chester were guests Friday ev· and daughter retumed to tbelt te~ Fire. ~ou~·· ~~her, t \ ZIG zag equipped to button- , Oh?mas a~man, sr~u;: estimates. No job too big or ed low for quick sale. See the Chm~ 89 .cowards Friday ening of his aunt, Mr. and Mrs. home at Seattle, Wuh., after ~~ a!t n7lg 1~ u Y 7.~:~~ : hole. monogram, em~rmder,l 10' too small. We have one doz.. Clifford Stumbo at Sewlng fGr attackl~g blS peactful coex- Wayne Brickles. several weeb vlalt with her _ g p. · - - · etc. Pay oil last 4 pa)rloents, er available at all tlmea. Center in Middleport. lstence policy. . Mrs. Margaret Heaton of Mr, and Mn. Joblt WSE WEIGH1 safety wit h $7 each. WY 2-2204 USED CLOTHING bargams. Phone WY 2-6822 or WY 2A• atroog an affront to China B ad t Fl t f 7 IS tic DlAUAX !formerly 1Jl£X ·A. ' 7 13 {ilC Women's dresses 25-50 cents, 603!). 7-18-7tc as the attack was l!:r~s en on, a. spen. a ew ---Men announ-ment that he will ..,....,,~ ~..a here Gerald wJth herV mece, Mr. I,._ _ _ _ -Evelya Brlcklel DIETl new name. samt> for- I•HOUSE AND 98-acre on Union . 's and Bny•' pants and ...... le ..,...,_.,.. mula Only 98c al S t a r k A h · d ld t shirts 25-00 cents. Men's shoes FOR ANY KIND o1 bulldozer Cut,~tl' ~l<~t. P~ident Tilo in Yugoslavia next Mrs. to I. · II . , venue, ot an l'O wa er, and h ts Sm',th's Clo••,·ng h Tllo . the Recent guests of Mr. and Drugs. 6-20-ti0tp : with bath. fuel oil fu:nact>. Slo aO · 7 ·d "' k or back-hoe work, CaD W\' 2-mont · 1s man A NllW 1MA ~A ---- - - -• re. pen ays a Wet>. Sh 1 calls "a running dog of c&!Iita:t-IMrs. Jack Weatherman were ~UTOMOBILE Insurance been 1 $2,995. . Letart Falls, Ohio.· 7-l5-30tp 3'.43. Emmet W. l1 er, con· . , Mrs. 'Kenneth Davidson aod ca nce lled? tost ~·our opera- Large frame house , With three tracting, 342 Page Street, Mid- POMEROY - 2 story frame, l8m . h Sino- sons of Columbus, her motber, HAVE YOU HIARD AioUT tor's license? Call WY 2-2966. ~partments, in Pomeroy. net I WHY WORRY ovef-J~Iu8:8:ish d1eport. Free estimates. 7 rooms and bath, Jarge llv- A. ma~r part of t e Mrs Gertrude Hoffman and THE NEW LDW-cGIT 8l5ttc mcome per month.. $91! _ Pn_eel septi·c tank' Gel KleaQ Em1 15 tfc ing room with flrtlpiace, bard- Soviet disp~te Is ~u· , --=-..~..:- gr~mother Mrs ViVlan di - - -1 ted d wood f1oors plenty of cJosets continued friendly relations w-u.n • · $3, 995 ·• new Y p~m · ms,_ e Ali Septic tank cleaner at f 11 ba 'nt fired hoi Yugoslavia and his tolerance of man, Mrs. Myrtle Boggess, aU AUTO SALES and out. Can fmance hoth , Landmark farm Bureau. Po- I'HCYrO COPYING Services. u seme , gas Tlto' libe al b d of of Tuppers Pialna and Ml'!l. 1 l of above w1th small or no tc Copy any lettt..'f or domment. water heating, large front .more . r he ran Ne11ie &mtth or Coolville, Mrs. _ _ 7 1 30 1950 GMC 42-passenger bus.. down payment. Call O'Brien I ~I!_I'OY. - - --'1'euter lnsurallce, Pomeroy porch. Excellent location. $10,· oommdumsm, ~hJch t John Mitchell of Rodney Four like new. tires. ~100.[ & Crow .Realty Co., WY 2-FOR RENT Z I& tic 000 00. ;:;,n;l."~ ;,.,... rayal of Mr.' and Mrs. Blam Taylor Phone SH 2-5442.____7-t«H;I~ 2720 or WY 2·3589. MIDDLEPORT ~ room frame n rus mes. lka 1 and grandson Brian atiended FAIIILT HOSPITAL PLAII? · 11M' Rambler 7 18 3tc ONE 3 • room house with bath, bath fun basement gas floor The fate of the ta gong 00 k ' . ' N • It helps pay bolpii.l.;· . =-=--=-~ ------· -- one 5. room house with bath. lurna'ce heatln.g l·t' (80x\OO) here since July 5 was uncertaiD, the B~ reumon at _ew World Standar(l '' t:ompact. .:-:USED R nd't' n~.-~ radios 1ft ' ... ' So . t d Ch' Martins,vllle at the Bruce Pili'k II 1 10 sursical-medical biiii.I.JI Etcelleacfl eco ._~ · Sam Arnold, Syracuse, Ohio. located on paved st:reet close vJe an mese , ' 9 95 me show bow you qin Rl~ car room . nde and perlorm ,· $ · up. Hallicra[Iec S.'11!D I . 7 20 3tc to schools. $5,900.00. ' oontinned meeting despite Sunday. B:rlci<I.. $.19.95. Morse tape recorder. ALBERT M COX SALESMAN worsening of reltaions. ·Informed Mr. and Mrs. Wayne oave witb tbil N.. ance Sm~~nac:;ra=;my and . $69.95. Record players, $4.95 'ONE SIX room house Peoples BOX Ut . PHON£ WY t..ZI20 oources expected the Chinese were SutldaY evening guests of tioowide polieJ. See up. Transistor R.adins, $11 .95 Terrace. Phone Pt. Pleasant 7 19 3tc remain here for several Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Me ..opolilaa Moton up. Werner Radio , WY 2-5291 l5llhl alter 5 p.m. N·-~ days before returning 1o andb daughter, Pamela, Vander- II Peerl W, WIUI11111 Middleport, 7 •8 3tc For AU Of Your - · ror reasono beat known DO1. . . - FUI!NlSHED apartments. Two. themselves. Delbert Newland Is eonval- Kellneth D. E. MaiD s..eel, Pomeroy Phone WY wa;t NECCffi Zig zag sewmg r.Ja- ! • roon• 1 five room . ~·urmsn- Middleport Feed Mill _ ·LEGAl NOTICE ICIJrushchev's speech at a ntcel)r at W. home here ~· · 11 22 1 =;::-c=;;;-- --;-' _ _ _c chme. One lever does .l all . ed and' unfuroishd. P DoD e Tony Fowler, Owner & Opp. . UOAL NDTICI Un reception overshadowed undergoing major surgery 111 N. lecond Aw.t ·' FOR NEW or used can or Sews on buttons. appliques , W\' 2-2557 5-7·tf(· "We Do Cusrom GriDding'' ~:· ~= ~:"'A~ c~::: ~-:. day'• kleologlca] talb, and a Parkeraburg hDRpitRI. WY. 2-2111 .........,. trucks, pnun~ Marvm Marks blind hems, fancy designs, . N. 2nd Awe. MWdleporl o&r, Norttl Cuoll••· Ll herd))' •ou- usual there was no renmot Miss Janet Caldwell has em. etc Guaranteed Pay of( fJed that on the Hth d•y or July. 1913 • !"~" OFFICI HOURI! SALESMA!'\j Beasle\ Ma,h· TimEE and tnur room furnlshi:d.want T~rmpleioa belftl! piBlnuu. what waa saJd by the Soviet ployment at the 0. Ames Co. · ews. Athens, LY :H0$1 . balance, $84.26 on ter~s.R WY ed and unfurmsbl'!d apart. usHORT ON WATER,.. phone ,!"t~to c':~nn ottae~C:m~~ Chinese experts. But ·Parkersburg. I:Oit.lr• D.lltr 7 1 tc ments. WY 2-54M. Em-•t W Shuler ~·trac 6 Pleai. Vet.. Couatl'l. ObJD. cue No. public rem-~- -~wed how Mr ·and Mrs. CecJI Caldwell ._ &--.1 1 nt - _ _ _ _ _ _ __::lll-::.9::.·t:,::fc _2-_~· '-""' v 11.1117 prllYinl !Gr tuvui'CI' £rum 1ald cu.·. . . .., ' Otl'l11n •7 ~ ~', 12 6 tfc ing u""" SINGER Slant needle sewing WY t-aua for a farm J.nna Loutn Templetua on t h • the talks have been going, family and Mr. and Mrs. HELP WANTED . ma hoga ·lY des k eru• nrrlecL of dut:v •nd . · the West . Su mrnerfie'• of mac h.me m pond. 7 lS Uc enmadll utrem. urcrueu:v ~~~o~1 the platntJft a1 10 his friendly tone toward type cabinet. Zig Zag equip1f.. DUPLio.;X, furnished apart. pr&J'• . for other proper relief: !laid vannah Ga and Mr. and HOUSEKEEPER to care for elClute w1U be -tor hlal'lnl oa or dter • .:..::;;," _.:.;...:..-~-M d ped. Like new. Guaranteed . menl at 390 S. 2nd, I dietilt' 'Jth da,- of 'septembe!i_ 1983. - -_-·derly gentleman. Live in. Assume nine paym· _ • "ts $10.85 port. CaD in evening. WY 2EMPLOYMENT Wanted s. • · ~::,::: • .....,,.,.n, "'"""" LEGAL 'NOTICE made the hoaUIIly toward CIIIIUtlii"' Phone WY 2-2!iil3. 7-l6-3tp monthly. WY 2-2204. 5262. 5-ZS-tfc AUorne)' for Pllinllff • ' i au the more marked; 7 18 6tc - Experienced Housekeeper or m 13• 10• 17 r" s. 10• 17 - etc ,FOR SILt[ 1,-.;-.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o...;;;;;;-ii;i..O FOR SALE OR TRADE ===:::--=-c--;;--;--;--;;;-__,J cONVENIENT three hedroom baby sitting or iroolng in my 59.12 acre farm wi)h llouae, Cao't sleep? T r y ·. hvme on . U. S. 33, at Gra- home. Phone WY 2-6325 after olher 11100 Gallon Water tank $75.00, INERVOUS? new time-released Sleep-Wei LEGAL NOTICE Chic ken HDUlle. and . lifi type 5 fool bush hog I capsules. Only 98c al Stark ham Sllttion . FrP.e water, ~ p. m. 7 20 3tp Notice Is hereby given thai outbu114ings, In RuUand Townbru'h cutter $265.00, or. Dru 6-Z0.30tp sewor, open fireplace , fur~> on Wednesday July 31, Ilia, ship, Meigs County, Ohio. would consider trading for gs. ace heared, full basc~ent. at the bour ot 10 a. m., the un-, ·om~ · BuUdtq on· · Mulbefry pull type. R. G. Pirkett, R. 1 DIESEL tractor with com- i balll, garage, nice lawn, gar LIVESTOCK deraigned wlll offer for sale at Avenue next !o Sugar Run · We bandle·lll·lllel 01 .~ ll. I, Pomeroy, Ohio. biDe, com picker, grain drill, I den, fruit. Avaiial>le about ~D-Sow pure tired bpuidderbllc faourccat"'?" tino helh~• halgththeest Hafltcoh~MIIIB.''n•lng, or •an tor boltl• gas. We .,me. 7 20 6tc disc, p}ows, eultivators. wag- ! Aug. 1. Phone evemngs Vl'U!. nnuu Ml IN ...u m10 "" wbf ~II ·' oo, 2 wheel trailer, 1946 1 1951, New Haven, W. vo . .York, 10 pigs, already cao- , Blaettnar Auto Company; Pom- SijbdiVtded litto bniidllll SALE OR RENT Dodge side mount mower, 7 18 3tp !rated and treated. JOhn ·eroy, Ohio, lhe following de- .cin Mtilba'ry , Avenuo. .-.n SAl~ fiR RENT to 11- $3,900.00, James Shuler, Rut· i Houdashelt, Mmenville, Ohio ocrlhed auton1oblle \O wit: 8 QJ!r !lrooders .. '"'" .,. ' "' . land, Phone SH 2-4659. 7·16-6tc SIX ROOMS and bath. house, in 7 20 atp 1 ~ ltlli5 Dodge 2 door S-N ~ Chick Bat~rles. ablt! colored pmon. 8 Room _ ----~ --- c -1 - - Middleport. call WY 2-{;434. · · 34843841 Slide ProjC!C!tot and Screen. Ht>~oe. Contocl. \1r. Dewey BARGAINS. Barga IDs . Bar7 18 3te M nd M w B · kl \ · Signed 1hls 19th day clft,luly Mtocellaneous 0 f.f Ice Equip. · 'l(~kman, Allied Finance gams! AucliOD every Thurs- .-_ r . a . . rs . ayne TIC es ; , \ • merit. « ' . fi).le8, 221 S<o ·'h Champion day and Saturday nights at 8 APARTMENTS: ilfle ~- rlo oWm w:':Je ~ISI!in: he~l ~ew. ~ 1!163. . . Blaettnar Auto Co. For tniormatiOI\ Call WV 2-5132. 1 p.m. Masonette, Mason, W. One ~rDOID and bOth. ca I Y a ""· usse ..,...,ncer .. ·if' :10 tc .,ll• ..,.~~:;t.~~.,;;~~~..,.;~-~~..;~~-ii; Ave Columbua Ohio. . ·• ' 7 11 11c Va, · 7-l&-31p 2.1311. , 7 ~ llq/ dau&htei of Cho•ler · Sunday, • it/ '·ilt, 37, 3te . • . ' • 17• .2 @) POMEROY MOTOR CO Pipefitter Is . Cl . ed Fn'day ---------, (#. @) I -t. Meetm'g Held By Group At Roush Home I Now Is Th• nme 11tuo, l!oiOr!I leavlq Soturda1 our hoolneos! Look at 11\1 quolllor throe weeb ol vacation, ,.. flcaDoao In mJ IIDdlo blol'ai>bJ: would IIU to uabtlrdett .,_II of I ""' a brlc:klaJor, • ltlda jert, tbo oort o1 .........an.. !bat ,. • trucli driver, • ohortordor tn1so fl>om lbe llpo of lba learned Iby buotnoul Suro, lamD118, 10 ,... will underotand I'm Ia • aerles, lllllf I - feeU.& of ._ and lhe quai- wu slreptlc:al 11 lirlt, but DDW lliet of endearmenL Naturally, I can see 1be IOI'loul artistic DDIIt of the follnwlng character• CODC:em." ClDilid -lblt be m~ flcCitiotll, TIII lloloYell Comedlu, JftrJ and 11D7' reoemb.._ to livlnc _ , "What rishl have the 1 - · Is lolally tmpreboble. /t:ritico got to crtttctr.o IDJ work! There, preoenllnfI bave more mlltleJ than aD ol The Boloy. . -~ "YCMI :them. Wba! right baa IID)'bo<IJ to iqlow, we'rt going to make • ..- cr!Ut:IDI meT I have moro ""'IIOJ rl01 about Scotllllllf Yard, bill I than aiij'bociJ. Wby Jbould lllltoo ref,.. lo p to London. a director! No dtreelor lw 01 bore In Hollywood, wo· bavo lbe mucb money 11 I bOvo. • . bast actoro, th• boll ICJUipmeot, TIII BofoyecJ lloJbuU. tb' best O¥erythinl In the ftlm H- GardDor: "I'm workbualneu SUre, maybe wo could lag too bard. I didn't really want gel a little more reallty shootltll to bo oa actor. Ten boun • day on location, but I lOVI tbll towll. t. too bard. My parts are DOl It mad• me wbat I am today. deeply emotional enough. I am IJ01 woo't take a nickel out ol U. 1ng lo take my reslduaiJ and liar! We'll bu1ld Scotland Yard here." looking for my Inner oeH." fte BeJovM Preftcer1 . 11Tbe fte Chlnael hill: Tbe Rft. only word 1 can use to reil you Adao Clayton Powall Jr., oootroIIow t feel about lhlo busiD81 !&- versiol Negro congroolllln from loVI. You koow, I ltlll get 1100.. Harlem, will bo the oubjoet of a plmpleo when I realize !bat ono one-hoUr NBC·TV dOC!UmenlarJ ill lUck .t a television knob can the coming oeasoo ...Brtllln and lend plctw. aroond lbe• world. the Soviet Union have agreed lo tm tired of hearing complalitll exchange television ohowo, ~­ lbotl lelovislon. Tho pubUc II nel and laciliUes, I --·-:-:--::::::::-;-====:=:-.:;::=='1 Ut27 1 fUR NA( E I I I ' 1 ,. l- ' I ' -' · Baker& Seyfried I I ---- •..-=,.....,,..,,...,....... T'uppers PJ • S • JN OCia otes . gsl [1 . .... , • _ , ._ • , I [' 1 I I' BUDGET I ASTE:R I - - -- MASTER ""IX and MASTER MADE s II FEED WIIU.S I ::'_.,If' Bu.lk Tank·.serv•ce· •. I I m l"' FOR • ~ I ' • ,•. .., , 1' ~. '· , --,~.:.~t- R~tland · ~'j,', . ~ •· • .., ~. /' I .• ; ( •>\.,,_.' I », ' •. ' ' BEG611'1' •• f or IJ.~­ ~ H. Wit II.TV'oCirltlltll u. J.Oddlemu lhll: li.New: -...... pnftx ~~.­ 1f.Ofllator -· JI.Attornq tJ. ......... aaa.,_,. IT.CUoo ta.OnooII.Befo~: ·= ... .._ _ ~ IJ.'I'op- I bllot: .PdL IT.I'No ao.ea...H.,__ -. Q.DIJUN ... DllllltiutiVo IIC AnpUa& ' ... ltote: - lllllii4la I. COni .. ~ DAILY CRl'PTOQUO'liC- Here'e h- te ww1t; 1tc Ali:TDLaAAll:& to LOBe.BLLOW One letter otmply - - ...thor. :ra t1111 -pie i. to 11104 tor tile U.... l/a, X for tbt two O'J, etc. lla&'le letttrt. apo.. 11114- tnphiu, tho tencth at t -do)'tht ____ L ilt- ·----- AVVR • H Ka LT WLDBKBII', TV IVWW:l'lT .... .a- " 'I \ ' LB LT Y TV L•IJ:'fBLT LB D'l'TT:l'B I' 'f.- K 0 A 0 8 T L J' :r LOOI<'S UI<E ONE OF I!UT Tl-IE STOLEN PAINTINGS EVERVeQOV WE. PICKED UP IN THE J)LBBTWW T-r• ~· •oMil'I'IMiill TBil llL\N wuo OPIINB TBJil 00011 18 1'1111 UJIT '1'0 lliiTI:& '1ti1D JWQK SA"VS TI-OSE PAINTINUS ARE P"IIIOO WMPO Radio IIIONDAY TIDW PIUDAI I v.LMOf. "Sa now you know what 'La Pompano de P1to11 Ia Ra1oo' Is!" WJEH RADIO Ill :.DO MaiOII Coun!Y Ntw1 Communi!Y Nelli . . NIIOD Nen OhiO Nelli Mar.,.. lluUelin Board NeWI 0 Grllltll -l'ltA I HIM 80i ~E' trlbo . · A IK.PIM- ~.l.ll'ot- 1 .,. .,_ - ...,. MIG II 1HR<. IH TH' VItRO 1. tndo-a!la, 81 aeffnafS'· . . -_,· ·- - YoNOER DAILY CROSSWORD LAIS~,El.L A ' Church Circle Meeting Held At Diddles St.i}} TaJk•mg I A k Brmgs • Near C 11 pse liE Wilt. OUT -I'•• ·• I By F"e0 onJ,r. Dry· on . Will Be HeJd Jn Early Fall Dabney RitM Slated Sunday ....... - . . . , 'niDia to 1 · ~ lllltt 111M 114111D-I - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 'lk:oti ... ~ ...ldooltlal llOU..YWOOD tUPII - ODe ol l(lOllod. II)' ktdo ba" leoroed oil tmiYmllollo .. .llftlllo lrllld, o 1be dro\'1>8Cb ol.- , ~)e. ~ lbe warld wtlhout Yilk/D • lbOI ... 10 ..... 101 lelving botne. 1lloJo !mow • lat(queat IIIII fiDe lllo¥ioloa I CIIIOco to IDIIryJow eolebrltioo 111<n tbu I illd II 1bo1r .... " ,.,.. ~·o /aurlll UIOit<iot,.. · lllllf bear them dilcoune with oefD Tho '*-· D. ·biiii!DII about the world, w. and 1L ....,., "WbOI rl&blo boYe tbo rat.d 01 Ia w ...lcl War IL LOCAL ·AND STATE News Of U 30tp HOUSE In Bashan. 4 rooma 1955 TELEVISION .IN REVIEW ! per FOR SALE : l d ..,...., I J T-IUic ! room houBe, 30 bUd rattle, monlll. WY Ulll. ABC-tv _.. llkll Dwlfbl AcrJeutltlra Aaenl CcumrJ Go Round 1:54 Niio. 1:00 Beat Coualr7 Go Round l:llt Newo Beat ' l:llO Mld Wa, Madnel I: 6S No111 Beat 4:110 Dtaclng wltb llosl 4:30 intucbiiiiiiO 5:00 ComDIWIIIJ Nelli 5:115 Worlcl & Naltooal NeWI &:li Spotllabt ... Sporta · 5:25 Wutbtrcasl 5:8t Dinner Mnalcalt 1:65 Inside Boob ' f:OO Sunsel BIYd. 8:to 011 7:Gii Breoicfatl Party Ul Joae~ Buick Show 1:00 SISD 011 Ntw~ IO:Gii Polka Party I'Gii Sacred Beart 10:35 Public Servic. 1::10 Coun!rJ Jamburee 11:05 Top Ten Sho,. e:JO Fart• Nowo 12:00 Noon ~ 13:30 Rov. Merllo Teets 7, 111 Brukfasl Party I:Gii ....Iter Party 1:15 Bright S1.t Show 1:00 s..d9wn St!'OMdt 7:115 Ploltlno Bdwr Show I:JO Sip 011 !:SO NeWI Report - Oblo 8:00 Sign 011 - June 1!00 Broa1If811 Party SUNDAY 1:110 Breakfut Party 11tlp 7:!0 Slgo Oa N-*a I:Gii Colleo Wltb Jlflll 1:80 Baptlsl LaJmoo'o Hrur t·tl Bell)l Newton 1:35 Hour ol Deliverance IO:Gii Mlnlalorlal Auoc. (Rev. Pall J - ) 10::10 Coun!rJ Bat Down t:GO Wlo&s o1 Healing ll:tlli SWip SbGf t:30 Sunday Show 11:30 Firm NtWI 10:00 Voice o1 Prop1IeeJ 11:.411 Jl'aatll7 Worsblp IJour.'nlu 10:35 StuldaJ Show 12:00 Noon Report 11;00 Coun!rJ HyDJDI!mt 12:11 Mllllc Juot f'or Yoo 12:01 NOGD Reporl 12<1$ Goosaler's Gueat lllar.f'rl 12:15 Tile Sean:ll 1:01 Platter ParQI !%:ill Rer, Morllo Toeta t:l.l lllaellllar Auto 8bnr 1:110 BillJ Grabam t:30 Local Newo 1:!0 TIIt t.dlterao Hour us Bill ..., llpGt11l 2:00. Sip of tho 1:01 Bowlin& Scoril (Rev. 8Jilupt) 1:011 VID Po.lrlclt llpGt11l US Public aer.b n- •=• "·a Sund01111 StnoldA 7:Gii The World TodaJ 7:30 Slgo 011 1:00 Sip 011 - J11111 1ii&TVRDU 1:00 Slgo 0a Ntw1 . l:la Coun!rJ Jllllbane I:ID hnD Nowo 1:11 TIIt IIIII Lift 3:00 Stulc1aJ 8bOtlcue t:GO !lour o1 D1c1s1011 t:tl ~ ClrllllD 1:00 lbldaJ ~ 1:00 autdowa lllrciut1t 7:30 011 I:M - Jtt1te ' ) 8w HAROLD GRAY IXACTLVf GO THIS IS All. SILLV ~SE, ION'T IT? SESIDts, Vou'RE 'iiO 'HAPPY AHD CONTENTED HEAH Til£ WAV YOU AI-IE', AHO AFTAH 'THE WA.V HE TREAIED VOU, YOU'D MoT· ACCEPT A PEI'iti't FROM AriYWAV J E'.'E!'-1 \!= 'YOU HADN'T BEEN OJT 01=1=, THEAH'S HARDLY' EHOUGH lll ' 80THAI-I AeouT ·--soII= YOU JUGT 'i>!Qii HEAH. MY OS.H --~ iHE UQ.HT ~VERY OIMP AMD I SEEM lU ~Vi MISLAID M¥ PEI'I! I I \ 'I �, ........... -- .. ~ · · -"•· ·· "' I '• •• • Selling Everything But The Kitchen Sink? Want Ads C:in Sell ·It Too • f d ' CIaSS I Ie Ads Get Results. o ~~~ ~~'tl · FOR RENT [6-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., July 20, 1963 3MALL HOUSE, Sll. Trade 'n' Travel Time USED CAR BUYS · ·:~~~"~!~2#~1n l :.!~d bogs, .. o.~.•~s. 7 Mason County, West Virvinia t)- MERCURY - - - - - -- Conv. Automatic, lilOod tirt<Y, 1959 A9 Year• Old 'I • 2-3874. from Racine OD newly IIU1'7 IItie 1 faced road . Ralph Trussell, \!I DUPLEX, turniSiieci- aparj, : WI fl.llre3. 7 JJ Me ment at 390 s 2nd Middleport. Call In evening. WY 2- FOR SALE by owner, 3 bed· 5262. S-2.8-tfc room home, large corner lot, · ' in Sugar Run, Pomeroy. Newly remodeled. WY 2-3618. 7-lll-tlc INSURANCE .L... - . George Prall residence In RutJOHNSON, Sunpsoo Insurance land for sale. Contact Floyd Agency. ln. All forms of In Thomas, Rutland, for lnfonnStlrance Jim Johnson and ation. 713:101p Bud Simpson. Agenlll. : ..> B 1 lie FOR SALE: ~room bouao.,.. --=---:--=---:-=:--- bath, newly decorated, sas Reuter lnsl1J'811co ~geooy healin FuU baoement. Lo"WuniiiCe for 09..., penollll cated g. tZ3 Hudson Street. and business oeed... Middleport. Price, SOOOD. In· PbDH WY WOl Ohio Hotel ' qwre . 6 a tl•.. . ---BUSINESS SERVICES FOR SALE, new 6 room house - -with 3 bedrooms, balll utiHIY HEATING, Plumbing, Mueller room in Dorcas. $6,800.00. E. Furnaces. Arnold Brothers, D. J~hnson, Phone WI 11-3086. 618 East Main Street, Porn7-16-tlc eroy, Phone WY 2 2448. FOR SALE - Two bedroom 7 20 tfc . -· bor•.ae. Beautiful Blrch lntcb Phone WY RAMBLER , lbe-'.... DOl .... •rliT In tbOt crttb to erlllcl•! WbOI qaallllea. Ilona! Who! do lhoJ Ilbout Nl=CE""'LY;;-;;Furn="'lsbed;:-:-.-c4~room= =::- lllllf and heth. Second noor unfln- • 1.-------------------------~~~ bath apartment. Middleport. I ished. 2¥• .cr.. land. e miles R Drill $195 ----- $6BB PT. PLEASANT - Funeral American 2 Dr. Std: trans., solid body and eood tires. services for EarlL. Dabney, u, a Henderson, W. Va., fMmer $99 1951 PONTIAC will be held Sunday, z p.m., at ItT. Ope. Good trans portation-. WANT AD 8JDI 'the L. G. Mohr Funeral home. Burial will be In lhe ·;;. ·•· INFORMATION PT PLEASANT-Cecil (Bnd) cemetery. Dabney-.ii;d PT. PLEASANT- Tile MidDEAIJWNES lkto Jl' II • '"' Qetu,.. >'\II)Ur:l lllf'lll • A. Birchfield, 49, GaiUpolls unexpectedly Thursday al his Ohio Valley Industrial Emergen'lloDda, Doo•d hno 11•(1(1 "- 'd Ferry, died Friday at li-:30 home. Helssurvivedbyhispar-1~ Planning Cout!eU dlscuslled OPEN EVES. 8:00P.M. lll10not1.• CANLEUA TIONS POMEROY . OHIO p.m., In Holzer hospital. He had [;~iS and one brolller. an early Fall emerge!IC!)' driB CUKREC ,"TIUNS been 1n falllng health for the Frlendsmaycallatlhehome[11t its session at Appalachian trW D1 &OOo:ept.._, """' "'Dll 'I M Par I'll.' ,., ~tl<hl".,lnn FOR s-A - LEpast five months of his parent. in Henderson af- Power Company, Wedoetd'J. _ _ For Sale __ · '•-· tod B.lOOULA riUNS -.. He was employed as a plpo- I~· 4 p.m. ay' unt 0 10 a.m. Tile drill Is to be otopd Ill ft., .,uhl••ne• __ ,.... ' IM n1111 ~ ldl• liT Nl~• tiO• •4> 1 :!!!"'0!'d 5 x !2 RUG ,$20.00, Magic = F~o=' R"'s"' AO'L=: E~-=',~ Iber Glass fitter at llle Marietta Manufao!ben llle body will be th Kaise Aluminum 11 Chem. 6 c:Ftc=.";F';;;: ,.j,bJ'"''-'nn•Me ~n Gould bf Chel gas range , $25.00. Kitchboat and trailer. 40 horsepowluring Co. . removed to !he L. G. Mohr Fu- [1c:1 ~atlon Plant al RaY· NJIO. t'fiCt •III.IDI!c!l•teb 1111 "abtl.tb.. ~Jl "R1 Itt O'Upo'l~lhl. (OJ , en cabinet $5 .00. some an· er Evenrude motor. Dinette Mr. Birchfteld was born Oct. ~~al ~e friends may enswood. lllDn' t ilar> .... ........... "'"' .....,..• ~ 1I~" until thewhere tiques. Phone SH 2-5439. table. and chairs. x l2 rna· 21, 1913, at Ward, W. Va., son hour of the serv9 ti.ATES 11 3 of Mrs. Nora Wears Birchfield, 1''-~ - · "-e drill , lho ----• 7 20 · tc n1on rug. single bed. mat ' "'ss 111 ~~~~ ot the For Wani Ad SerYlCt 1 Cetn• pe• wora ~•• nRrtln11 STEEL PONTOONS-;;,good and box springs. Call WI 9Henderson, who su!"ives, and Millt.ry graveside rites will year for tbe group, wlll be priWlbtmU'Ill Ch.,-11< IIIII .-.ntt tc 2241 ) 7-17-6:< the !are Harrtson Birchfield. be conducted by the Mason concemed wltb traffic 3 I Cent.- l)et "'01'(1 f<>• r~rH <:OD condition. See or Call James SurvlVIng In addibon to his county post of American Legion. , said L. v. Goullerez, .-cuth•• m...,rtlnftl ruJI rat• 'Jt t ~.. "ta pet •oii'CI tnll Roush, Racine. 7 20 6tc PUBLIC AUCTION : Saturday, mother are hls wife, Anita Hall Kaiser executive and cbalrman· 11e eltarced rot • dv•rtu•nl 11 no• u~ 1t1 Wltftlll 10 IIU~ afllo ~,. July 20, at 1:00 p. m. at the Birchfield, two daughters, Mrs. of the plaonlng couocU. "Holfe ID:I olU CARt' 01 rRANU - U U ror BEAGLE--pups for sale. $5.00 , residence of the late Chloe Sally Meek, Galllpolts Ferry, ever we shaD limo lhe depar. Ill •ont oonirnum Kact> 4'1<tll ·<> n each. Arthur Warner, Racine, Bailey, oo Rt. 7, in Chester, aThnd Janet Birch_fi~ld at h~~; ture'and arrival of emergency a1 •nrl' I f l"lt>Haarl•• ouhll..,. •' ' "'"' pe1 ...ra Ohio.___ _ 7 19 6tc ree sons surYJvmg are ';.~ vehlcles in order to ucertaln OFFic;t HOURS Ohio, will sell at auction U1e Jr Henderson Kenneth 1--.--..t 11:311 " M u :>:01 t' 1111 valb McClellan Army Saddle, gas . heat l64H ., ' ' -~ ruuu• where we can ......,_.. k following household Items. ~· automauc gas J. lipolis Ferry and Charles, •~ 1~-.~i ...lr 1111 _.,.._ _ " he ··•• •• ..- ., . • . •n • M ,, •:Hlll 0....,11 11 ' -· IT's' sO EAS'Y range coo stove, sma coa 11 Lincoln Heights can 0 b n am•I........n lltWUI\.'l;o ....... heating stove. Singer Sewing I Sola Bed with matching WY ll-19-11 home. Three sisters, also •••. TO PU\t:E A machine (treadle type), 18- ' chair, drop leaf dining table, Blaettnar. · -~ vive, along with one brother Members of the drill commllr RES' 'II PROUt lUNG h b tfet s .. i To Have Your FOR SALE 1 8 room houBe and three grandchildren. ._,. •~ are Don MillB, Vlllldlunl h . b 1 1 11 6 1 WI\N'I AD ga on w ee arrow spray c airs, u ' . ecr I' Co1l, Oil or G11 1 1 _ two family double 1 Funeral services will be ut:JU The monthly business meet- ~rpil aUoa · W C Gflmou tank. large crank dusler, set 1 tary desk, 21" Admiral TV two family apartment 6 2 p m Monday at the Concord ;na of the Emma Smith Circle, r ' .;__:,, R ~· rHONE WY 2-2157 I of side boards complete and isame as new) 3 odd cha1rs ::·e · Ch h f J .-v"~ • · • - - - - - - - - - -· canopy with ribs, for pick-up 1 bedroom sui~ 2 beds com' Cleaned •nd Checked room story and half, 1 - Baptist church. Burial will ut: Latt DurcS .o esus Philip Spol'll Plant; and large 6 room house with 3 in Concord cemetery, er ay amts, was truck; 2-root ti_le, 2-iron f?ld · plele, chest of drawers, 11 for Wint•r room apartment · adjoining. Friends may can at the t.ruw ~~-- at the home of Beulah NOTICES ing bunks, aut1que (old t1me , ~ash stand, gas ran~e, WestGood lnvestrnent property. Funeral home after 5 p.m., theme deVOtiOns being -harness mending outfit), win-: m~house sweeper with atOut 'lf high water. close to day. Sunday the body will bei"The Voice ot the Lord Shall INTERIOR AND Exterior I dow sashes with glass and in· tac_hments, . l dmette set, Ad· Phones WY2-3994-WY2-6301 town. Call Pt. Pleasant 1518- taken to his residence where bet o all people by the mouth house painting and roof work. side doors. All in good shape m1ra l refrigerator, . Maytag 698 W. Main St Pomeroy J. after 5 p.m. evenings. friends may call after tO a.m. l~i-my disciples," by Mrs. GoiReasonable rates, $1.00 per and serviceable . William H. washer , treadle sewmg_ ma~1&-tfc Ida Gillian. The worship thought hour. Phone VI 3-2700. Holmes, Syrrruse, Ohio. chine: tab!~s. lamps, ~Jshes, l 0 _ McCO\'. AUCTiONEER. was read by Mrs. Earlene Nor=~=---:--:-7 20 6lp 7 19 tic old plcture frames, radiO, and Cheater Ohio . IN POMEROY Eignt ro 0 m ri;; a poem "The Kingdom PLEASE return the borrowed other itemH too numerous to ' • ' Way," by ~s. Ilah Roush; a 4 18 tfc house, 3 bedroon _and bath, 001 tin snips to our '"' <h"P B. '62 Ford . ~- $1695 mention. Will accept bids on AUCTIONEER large lot. Good locaboa . of short reading by Mrs. Pearl QuisenberJy at old P. 0 . Pickup. VB with :1 >peed i this 7 room, full base men! C.mplele Service high water. Call WYS ~:s: tl3C Proffitt, and chain prayer and The Emma Smllll Circle ol Building, Syracuse. Uh1o . l lrans. Short W/ 8 Dnd fender , house r d lot, reservmg the Crill Bradford , _ __ sUent prayer for the sick fola th Re-Organized Chureh of 1 18 3tp <ide bed. Shows em. right to reject a~y or all Write. Pb- • Contacl FOUR ROOM bouse witb I aolowed, and closed lhe priod. [J~us Crist, Laltsr Day Salnt.. RECORD HOP -Friday night, '60 Dodge - $1195 ; bids. Not responsible for ac· A. C. BRADFORD re lot. large porch, baseiDent 0 3 Faye Proffitt conducted the had an aftentOOII meetloa at July 19 , from 8 to 11 p. m. 4 Dr. Sed. 6 cyl. Stamhml I cJdents. Mrs DPimar Baum, Racine, Obie off Route No. 1. Pbone WY · business meeting. Cards were the home of Mn. MulDe DJd. on Cole Street bt• ,ween Nurth trans. Spotless inside and I Administratrix, 1. 0. McCoy, 5 18 tfc 2-6121. 7·2-JOtc MOSCOW (Up]) - Soviet _~nrl to the sick, a question and die, recently, with dae deVaSecond and North Third, Mld· out. White finish with blue Auctioneer. - &atl Gnleset, Plunbii& - - HOUSE For Sale ·in -Pomeroy, Chinese delegates resumed fh<t.J.. perlod followed, and a tlonal theme beinll· ''Eyewit• 7 lt6tc dleport Mustr b) .hm Dur- top. · --I Healing ~ rooms and bath. with base- ideological talks today despite on church functlono pre- Delli of His Majesty." halll'. sponsored b) Barnette's COAL, good, clean lump, .L !. 5 Mlners•iUo, O~le ment. Mulherry-;o.ore. across attack on P~ktng by Premier Nl· ceded relreshmenlll to ~ ~ Several readfllp and ....,,_ Hom"' Re:~taurant and Piz1.a 1 egg, no slack. Re-screened End your sewer ll'oublel from new school. Phone WY klta S. Khrushchev that brought bers. siona on the theme followed, Pomeroy, Ohio stoker-oil ·:reated at mine or We heve aD olzoa 2-3573. 7 19 3tc relations In the . brink of final Mrs. Myrtle Proffitt clOBed lhe - Shop. - -- . - 7 17 3tc [ ,......,~ ~ delivered. l.:iumft'ler price now Sewer Machines . coUaps~. worship hour Csrda were .eent f( •' ET MORE PEOPLE lo t.ry 1-:: . . · J b C 1C R 0 1 FOR SALE: The reSidence of The negotiators md for ••· ~our Italian style pizzas, we Whirlpool ElectriC St~ve , 1i.ke on. aco s oa 0., . . ' Reasoaable Ralel the late Charles Raymond second c6nsecutlve da of Ull'l' aiDS to lhe sick. Th.ere w88 1 IWI"a will se ll mdiv id'lal ~erv J .. new , fully automat•c wath Pomeroy . Phone SH 2-4959, CaD WY Z..Z97t Day or Nlgbt Smith, located at 120 Laurel talks in a villa on ~ demonstratioo tour ~eted Frida~ nigh! lor :!Sc. Oon'tl broiler and extra wide oven. WY Z-3400, or WY .2·2437. 7 IIi tic Street Pomeroy Ohio Is of by MrB. Diddle .. Refrelhmeoti forl!el the record hop Bar- Excellent condition. Three _7~30~ offered for sale .• ~~ea~ con- c!'~:OU:ist parties ."':' were .served to elght members nette 's Home Restaurant and months old Electrolu:x Vac- IT'S OUR pleasure to loan Car· COBA SERVICE tact . the u~~ed for the workl hastened W line up beMrs. Earl Sumtnerfield, Pitts. p 17.za Shop Phune WY 2-Y':I 76. uum cleaner with all attach· pet ShamJJooers FREE with ....." Yvu• fl•na to Gotd 'Mdal particulars concermng same. hind MoscoW or Peking n~.- ~~-· _ M Th Ch nd lw bur h M and Mr D·-al 1 · 7 17 3tc ments plus waxer, polisher, 1purchase of Blue Lustre Sham· ~= :~f:.••ot•u~!~;o~ 11 • "'• 0 "'' Crow Crow and Porter "'tl' rs. e1ma ase a o g , r. s. DCA - - - . - -. floor SCfllbber and shampno- I nnn _ Baker Furniture, Middle-- "" d•DeiKit'Dtt' cervtce call Cltotr ' La the attempt to heal the children of Marion spent a and family, local, 81 "OMEM'DE pte 15• coffee · er. Can finance . Small pay- I· -Attol'neya appeared hopei.... The port. 7-16-Gtc lllfOG4• r•~"' Po~Mrov w., t·t.., Pomeroy Ohio" ly at week het ·e WI'lh her moth er 1lv. .-.-..... and Mrs . Herbert Parke r 5c ..l c~ck s Dalr} Bar, ~~ drlle- ments. Contact Mrs. Dorothy c"'"'"'" m-:nu ' talks were seen on as an two brothers, Ml'8. Syracuse were Sunday Visit· 7 19 7 0 1 port. 6tc tempt to find face-saving '" \Kim, Oonald and Charles..., 1:~, olllleir molher, Mrs. Edna -I6-Stlc l Schwab, Mason, W. Va. Ph. EARLY SWEET coni now rea· ' c • 773-a282. 7 19 6tc I dy for pulling. hy the dozen . CALL OR SEE Bob Jeffers fOR SALE, business building of breaking_ off negotiations. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Spen- SUmmerfield. fHERE WILL BE an 1 h Ch 1 -- · --~ b k 10 ad s before you get that bulldoz. and apartment, vacant lot, all . Most fore.gn parties were back-leer and daughter, Regena, of Mr. and Mrs. John ~ • crea~ ~ocial h~ dC~t \ e ·Se~ IsJ~.iGER Portable like new· ~ Y t~ true ee er or back-noe job done. Free in heart of Middleport. Pric- mg K~rushchev.'. who ~oou~ Chester were guests Friday ev· and daughter retumed to tbelt te~ Fire. ~ou~·· ~~her, t \ ZIG zag equipped to button- , Oh?mas a~man, sr~u;: estimates. No job too big or ed low for quick sale. See the Chm~ 89 .cowards Friday ening of his aunt, Mr. and Mrs. home at Seattle, Wuh., after ~~ a!t n7lg 1~ u Y 7.~:~~ : hole. monogram, em~rmder,l 10' too small. We have one doz.. Clifford Stumbo at Sewlng fGr attackl~g blS peactful coex- Wayne Brickles. several weeb vlalt with her _ g p. · - - · etc. Pay oil last 4 pa)rloents, er available at all tlmea. Center in Middleport. lstence policy. . Mrs. Margaret Heaton of Mr, and Mn. Joblt WSE WEIGH1 safety wit h $7 each. WY 2-2204 USED CLOTHING bargams. Phone WY 2-6822 or WY 2A• atroog an affront to China B ad t Fl t f 7 IS tic DlAUAX !formerly 1Jl£X ·A. ' 7 13 {ilC Women's dresses 25-50 cents, 603!). 7-18-7tc as the attack was l!:r~s en on, a. spen. a ew ---Men announ-ment that he will ..,....,,~ ~..a here Gerald wJth herV mece, Mr. I,._ _ _ _ -Evelya Brlcklel DIETl new name. samt> for- I•HOUSE AND 98-acre on Union . 's and Bny•' pants and ...... le ..,...,_.,.. mula Only 98c al S t a r k A h · d ld t shirts 25-00 cents. Men's shoes FOR ANY KIND o1 bulldozer Cut,~tl' ~l<~t. P~ident Tilo in Yugoslavia next Mrs. to I. · II . , venue, ot an l'O wa er, and h ts Sm',th's Clo••,·ng h Tllo . the Recent guests of Mr. and Drugs. 6-20-ti0tp : with bath. fuel oil fu:nact>. Slo aO · 7 ·d "' k or back-hoe work, CaD W\' 2-mont · 1s man A NllW 1MA ~A ---- - - -• re. pen ays a Wet>. Sh 1 calls "a running dog of c&!Iita:t-IMrs. Jack Weatherman were ~UTOMOBILE Insurance been 1 $2,995. . Letart Falls, Ohio.· 7-l5-30tp 3'.43. Emmet W. l1 er, con· . , Mrs. 'Kenneth Davidson aod ca nce lled? tost ~·our opera- Large frame house , With three tracting, 342 Page Street, Mid- POMEROY - 2 story frame, l8m . h Sino- sons of Columbus, her motber, HAVE YOU HIARD AioUT tor's license? Call WY 2-2966. ~partments, in Pomeroy. net I WHY WORRY ovef-J~Iu8:8:ish d1eport. Free estimates. 7 rooms and bath, Jarge llv- A. ma~r part of t e Mrs Gertrude Hoffman and THE NEW LDW-cGIT 8l5ttc mcome per month.. $91! _ Pn_eel septi·c tank' Gel KleaQ Em1 15 tfc ing room with flrtlpiace, bard- Soviet disp~te Is ~u· , --=-..~..:- gr~mother Mrs ViVlan di - - -1 ted d wood f1oors plenty of cJosets continued friendly relations w-u.n • · $3, 995 ·• new Y p~m · ms,_ e Ali Septic tank cleaner at f 11 ba 'nt fired hoi Yugoslavia and his tolerance of man, Mrs. Myrtle Boggess, aU AUTO SALES and out. Can fmance hoth , Landmark farm Bureau. Po- I'HCYrO COPYING Services. u seme , gas Tlto' libe al b d of of Tuppers Pialna and Ml'!l. 1 l of above w1th small or no tc Copy any lettt..'f or domment. water heating, large front .more . r he ran Ne11ie &mtth or Coolville, Mrs. _ _ 7 1 30 1950 GMC 42-passenger bus.. down payment. Call O'Brien I ~I!_I'OY. - - --'1'euter lnsurallce, Pomeroy porch. Excellent location. $10,· oommdumsm, ~hJch t John Mitchell of Rodney Four like new. tires. ~100.[ & Crow .Realty Co., WY 2-FOR RENT Z I& tic 000 00. ;:;,n;l."~ ;,.,... rayal of Mr.' and Mrs. Blam Taylor Phone SH 2-5442.____7-t«H;I~ 2720 or WY 2·3589. MIDDLEPORT ~ room frame n rus mes. lka 1 and grandson Brian atiended FAIIILT HOSPITAL PLAII? · 11M' Rambler 7 18 3tc ONE 3 • room house with bath, bath fun basement gas floor The fate of the ta gong 00 k ' . ' N • It helps pay bolpii.l.;· . =-=--=-~ ------· -- one 5. room house with bath. lurna'ce heatln.g l·t' (80x\OO) here since July 5 was uncertaiD, the B~ reumon at _ew World Standar(l '' t:ompact. .:-:USED R nd't' n~.-~ radios 1ft ' ... ' So . t d Ch' Martins,vllle at the Bruce Pili'k II 1 10 sursical-medical biiii.I.JI Etcelleacfl eco ._~ · Sam Arnold, Syracuse, Ohio. located on paved st:reet close vJe an mese , ' 9 95 me show bow you qin Rl~ car room . nde and perlorm ,· $ · up. Hallicra[Iec S.'11!D I . 7 20 3tc to schools. $5,900.00. ' oontinned meeting despite Sunday. B:rlci<I.. $.19.95. Morse tape recorder. ALBERT M COX SALESMAN worsening of reltaions. ·Informed Mr. and Mrs. Wayne oave witb tbil N.. ance Sm~~nac:;ra=;my and . $69.95. Record players, $4.95 'ONE SIX room house Peoples BOX Ut . PHON£ WY t..ZI20 oources expected the Chinese were SutldaY evening guests of tioowide polieJ. See up. Transistor R.adins, $11 .95 Terrace. Phone Pt. Pleasant 7 19 3tc remain here for several Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Me ..opolilaa Moton up. Werner Radio , WY 2-5291 l5llhl alter 5 p.m. N·-~ days before returning 1o andb daughter, Pamela, Vander- II Peerl W, WIUI11111 Middleport, 7 •8 3tc For AU Of Your - · ror reasono beat known DO1. . . - FUI!NlSHED apartments. Two. themselves. Delbert Newland Is eonval- Kellneth D. E. MaiD s..eel, Pomeroy Phone WY wa;t NECCffi Zig zag sewmg r.Ja- ! • roon• 1 five room . ~·urmsn- Middleport Feed Mill _ ·LEGAl NOTICE ICIJrushchev's speech at a ntcel)r at W. home here ~· · 11 22 1 =;::-c=;;;-- --;-' _ _ _c chme. One lever does .l all . ed and' unfuroishd. P DoD e Tony Fowler, Owner & Opp. . UOAL NDTICI Un reception overshadowed undergoing major surgery 111 N. lecond Aw.t ·' FOR NEW or used can or Sews on buttons. appliques , W\' 2-2557 5-7·tf(· "We Do Cusrom GriDding'' ~:· ~= ~:"'A~ c~::: ~-:. day'• kleologlca] talb, and a Parkeraburg hDRpitRI. WY. 2-2111 .........,. trucks, pnun~ Marvm Marks blind hems, fancy designs, . N. 2nd Awe. MWdleporl o&r, Norttl Cuoll••· Ll herd))' •ou- usual there was no renmot Miss Janet Caldwell has em. etc Guaranteed Pay of( fJed that on the Hth d•y or July. 1913 • !"~" OFFICI HOURI! SALESMA!'\j Beasle\ Ma,h· TimEE and tnur room furnlshi:d.want T~rmpleioa belftl! piBlnuu. what waa saJd by the Soviet ployment at the 0. Ames Co. · ews. Athens, LY :H0$1 . balance, $84.26 on ter~s.R WY ed and unfurmsbl'!d apart. usHORT ON WATER,.. phone ,!"t~to c':~nn ottae~C:m~~ Chinese experts. But ·Parkersburg. I:Oit.lr• D.lltr 7 1 tc ments. WY 2-54M. Em-•t W Shuler ~·trac 6 Pleai. Vet.. Couatl'l. ObJD. cue No. public rem-~- -~wed how Mr ·and Mrs. CecJI Caldwell ._ &--.1 1 nt - _ _ _ _ _ _ __::lll-::.9::.·t:,::fc _2-_~· '-""' v 11.1117 prllYinl !Gr tuvui'CI' £rum 1ald cu.·. . . .., ' Otl'l11n •7 ~ ~', 12 6 tfc ing u""" SINGER Slant needle sewing WY t-aua for a farm J.nna Loutn Templetua on t h • the talks have been going, family and Mr. and Mrs. HELP WANTED . ma hoga ·lY des k eru• nrrlecL of dut:v •nd . · the West . Su mrnerfie'• of mac h.me m pond. 7 lS Uc enmadll utrem. urcrueu:v ~~~o~1 the platntJft a1 10 his friendly tone toward type cabinet. Zig Zag equip1f.. DUPLio.;X, furnished apart. pr&J'• . for other proper relief: !laid vannah Ga and Mr. and HOUSEKEEPER to care for elClute w1U be -tor hlal'lnl oa or dter • .:..::;;," _.:.;...:..-~-M d ped. Like new. Guaranteed . menl at 390 S. 2nd, I dietilt' 'Jth da,- of 'septembe!i_ 1983. - -_-·derly gentleman. Live in. Assume nine paym· _ • "ts $10.85 port. CaD in evening. WY 2EMPLOYMENT Wanted s. • · ~::,::: • .....,,.,.n, "'"""" LEGAL 'NOTICE made the hoaUIIly toward CIIIIUtlii"' Phone WY 2-2!iil3. 7-l6-3tp monthly. WY 2-2204. 5262. 5-ZS-tfc AUorne)' for Pllinllff • ' i au the more marked; 7 18 6tc - Experienced Housekeeper or m 13• 10• 17 r" s. 10• 17 - etc ,FOR SILt[ 1,-.;-.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o...;;;;;;-ii;i..O FOR SALE OR TRADE ===:::--=-c--;;--;--;--;;;-__,J cONVENIENT three hedroom baby sitting or iroolng in my 59.12 acre farm wi)h llouae, Cao't sleep? T r y ·. hvme on . U. S. 33, at Gra- home. Phone WY 2-6325 after olher 11100 Gallon Water tank $75.00, INERVOUS? new time-released Sleep-Wei LEGAL NOTICE Chic ken HDUlle. and . lifi type 5 fool bush hog I capsules. Only 98c al Stark ham Sllttion . FrP.e water, ~ p. m. 7 20 3tp Notice Is hereby given thai outbu114ings, In RuUand Townbru'h cutter $265.00, or. Dru 6-Z0.30tp sewor, open fireplace , fur~> on Wednesday July 31, Ilia, ship, Meigs County, Ohio. would consider trading for gs. ace heared, full basc~ent. at the bour ot 10 a. m., the un-, ·om~ · BuUdtq on· · Mulbefry pull type. R. G. Pirkett, R. 1 DIESEL tractor with com- i balll, garage, nice lawn, gar LIVESTOCK deraigned wlll offer for sale at Avenue next !o Sugar Run · We bandle·lll·lllel 01 .~ ll. I, Pomeroy, Ohio. biDe, com picker, grain drill, I den, fruit. Avaiial>le about ~D-Sow pure tired bpuidderbllc faourccat"'?" tino helh~• halgththeest Hafltcoh~MIIIB.''n•lng, or •an tor boltl• gas. We .,me. 7 20 6tc disc, p}ows, eultivators. wag- ! Aug. 1. Phone evemngs Vl'U!. nnuu Ml IN ...u m10 "" wbf ~II ·' oo, 2 wheel trailer, 1946 1 1951, New Haven, W. vo . .York, 10 pigs, already cao- , Blaettnar Auto Company; Pom- SijbdiVtded litto bniidllll SALE OR RENT Dodge side mount mower, 7 18 3tp !rated and treated. JOhn ·eroy, Ohio, lhe following de- .cin Mtilba'ry , Avenuo. .-.n SAl~ fiR RENT to 11- $3,900.00, James Shuler, Rut· i Houdashelt, Mmenville, Ohio ocrlhed auton1oblle \O wit: 8 QJ!r !lrooders .. '"'" .,. ' "' . land, Phone SH 2-4659. 7·16-6tc SIX ROOMS and bath. house, in 7 20 atp 1 ~ ltlli5 Dodge 2 door S-N ~ Chick Bat~rles. ablt! colored pmon. 8 Room _ ----~ --- c -1 - - Middleport. call WY 2-{;434. · · 34843841 Slide ProjC!C!tot and Screen. Ht>~oe. Contocl. \1r. Dewey BARGAINS. Barga IDs . Bar7 18 3te M nd M w B · kl \ · Signed 1hls 19th day clft,luly Mtocellaneous 0 f.f Ice Equip. · 'l(~kman, Allied Finance gams! AucliOD every Thurs- .-_ r . a . . rs . ayne TIC es ; , \ • merit. « ' . fi).le8, 221 S<o ·'h Champion day and Saturday nights at 8 APARTMENTS: ilfle ~- rlo oWm w:':Je ~ISI!in: he~l ~ew. ~ 1!163. . . Blaettnar Auto Co. For tniormatiOI\ Call WV 2-5132. 1 p.m. Masonette, Mason, W. One ~rDOID and bOth. ca I Y a ""· usse ..,...,ncer .. ·if' :10 tc .,ll• ..,.~~:;t.~~.,;;~~~..,.;~-~~..;~~-ii; Ave Columbua Ohio. . ·• ' 7 11 11c Va, · 7-l&-31p 2.1311. , 7 ~ llq/ dau&htei of Cho•ler · Sunday, • it/ '·ilt, 37, 3te . • . ' • 17• .2 @) POMEROY MOTOR CO Pipefitter Is . Cl . ed Fn'day ---------, (#. @) I -t. Meetm'g Held By Group At Roush Home I Now Is Th• nme 11tuo, l!oiOr!I leavlq Soturda1 our hoolneos! Look at 11\1 quolllor throe weeb ol vacation, ,.. flcaDoao In mJ IIDdlo blol'ai>bJ: would IIU to uabtlrdett .,_II of I ""' a brlc:klaJor, • ltlda jert, tbo oort o1 .........an.. !bat ,. • trucli driver, • ohortordor tn1so fl>om lbe llpo of lba learned Iby buotnoul Suro, lamD118, 10 ,... will underotand I'm Ia • aerles, lllllf I - feeU.& of ._ and lhe quai- wu slreptlc:al 11 lirlt, but DDW lliet of endearmenL Naturally, I can see 1be IOI'loul artistic DDIIt of the follnwlng character• CODC:em." ClDilid -lblt be m~ flcCitiotll, TIII lloloYell Comedlu, JftrJ and 11D7' reoemb.._ to livlnc _ , "What rishl have the 1 - · Is lolally tmpreboble. /t:ritico got to crtttctr.o IDJ work! There, preoenllnfI bave more mlltleJ than aD ol The Boloy. . -~ "YCMI :them. Wba! right baa IID)'bo<IJ to iqlow, we'rt going to make • ..- cr!Ut:IDI meT I have moro ""'IIOJ rl01 about Scotllllllf Yard, bill I than aiij'bociJ. Wby Jbould lllltoo ref,.. lo p to London. a director! No dtreelor lw 01 bore In Hollywood, wo· bavo lbe mucb money 11 I bOvo. • . bast actoro, th• boll ICJUipmeot, TIII BofoyecJ lloJbuU. tb' best O¥erythinl In the ftlm H- GardDor: "I'm workbualneu SUre, maybe wo could lag too bard. I didn't really want gel a little more reallty shootltll to bo oa actor. Ten boun • day on location, but I lOVI tbll towll. t. too bard. My parts are DOl It mad• me wbat I am today. deeply emotional enough. I am IJ01 woo't take a nickel out ol U. 1ng lo take my reslduaiJ and liar! We'll bu1ld Scotland Yard here." looking for my Inner oeH." fte BeJovM Preftcer1 . 11Tbe fte Chlnael hill: Tbe Rft. only word 1 can use to reil you Adao Clayton Powall Jr., oootroIIow t feel about lhlo busiD81 !&- versiol Negro congroolllln from loVI. You koow, I ltlll get 1100.. Harlem, will bo the oubjoet of a plmpleo when I realize !bat ono one-hoUr NBC·TV dOC!UmenlarJ ill lUck .t a television knob can the coming oeasoo ...Brtllln and lend plctw. aroond lbe• world. the Soviet Union have agreed lo tm tired of hearing complalitll exchange television ohowo, ~­ lbotl lelovislon. Tho pubUc II nel and laciliUes, I --·-:-:--::::::::-;-====:=:-.:;::=='1 Ut27 1 fUR NA( E I I I ' 1 ,. l- ' I ' -' · Baker& Seyfried I I ---- •..-=,.....,,..,,...,....... T'uppers PJ • S • JN OCia otes . gsl [1 . .... , • _ , ._ • , I [' 1 I I' BUDGET I ASTE:R I - - -- MASTER ""IX and MASTER MADE s II FEED WIIU.S I ::'_.,If' Bu.lk Tank·.serv•ce· •. I I m l"' FOR • ~ I ' • ,•. .., , 1' ~. '· , --,~.:.~t- R~tland · ~'j,', . ~ •· • .., ~. /' I .• ; ( •>\.,,_.' I », ' •. ' ' BEG611'1' •• f or IJ.~­ ~ H. Wit II.TV'oCirltlltll u. J.Oddlemu lhll: li.New: -...... pnftx ~~.­ 1f.Ofllator -· JI.Attornq tJ. ......... aaa.,_,. IT.CUoo ta.OnooII.Befo~: ·= ... .._ _ ~ IJ.'I'op- I bllot: .PdL IT.I'No ao.ea...H.,__ -. Q.DIJUN ... DllllltiutiVo IIC AnpUa& ' ... ltote: - lllllii4la I. COni .. ~ DAILY CRl'PTOQUO'liC- Here'e h- te ww1t; 1tc Ali:TDLaAAll:& to LOBe.BLLOW One letter otmply - - ...thor. :ra t1111 -pie i. to 11104 tor tile U.... l/a, X for tbt two O'J, etc. lla&'le letttrt. apo.. 11114- tnphiu, tho tencth at t -do)'tht ____ L ilt- ·----- AVVR • H Ka LT WLDBKBII', TV IVWW:l'lT .... .a- " 'I \ ' LB LT Y TV L•IJ:'fBLT LB D'l'TT:l'B I' 'f.- K 0 A 0 8 T L J' :r LOOI<'S UI<E ONE OF I!UT Tl-IE STOLEN PAINTINGS EVERVeQOV WE. PICKED UP IN THE J)LBBTWW T-r• ~· •oMil'I'IMiill TBil llL\N wuo OPIINB TBJil 00011 18 1'1111 UJIT '1'0 lliiTI:& '1ti1D JWQK SA"VS TI-OSE PAINTINUS ARE P"IIIOO WMPO Radio IIIONDAY TIDW PIUDAI I v.LMOf. "Sa now you know what 'La Pompano de P1to11 Ia Ra1oo' Is!" WJEH RADIO Ill :.DO MaiOII Coun!Y Ntw1 Communi!Y Nelli . . NIIOD Nen OhiO Nelli Mar.,.. lluUelin Board NeWI 0 Grllltll -l'ltA I HIM 80i ~E' trlbo . · A IK.PIM- ~.l.ll'ot- 1 .,. .,_ - ...,. MIG II 1HR<. IH TH' VItRO 1. tndo-a!la, 81 aeffnafS'· . . -_,· ·- - YoNOER DAILY CROSSWORD LAIS~,El.L A ' Church Circle Meeting Held At Diddles St.i}} TaJk•mg I A k Brmgs • Near C 11 pse liE Wilt. OUT -I'•• ·• I By F"e0 onJ,r. Dry· on . Will Be HeJd Jn Early Fall Dabney RitM Slated Sunday ....... - . . . , 'niDia to 1 · ~ lllltt 111M 114111D-I - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 'lk:oti ... ~ ...ldooltlal llOU..YWOOD tUPII - ODe ol l(lOllod. II)' ktdo ba" leoroed oil tmiYmllollo .. .llftlllo lrllld, o 1be dro\'1>8Cb ol.- , ~)e. ~ lbe warld wtlhout Yilk/D • lbOI ... 10 ..... 101 lelving botne. 1lloJo !mow • lat(queat IIIII fiDe lllo¥ioloa I CIIIOco to IDIIryJow eolebrltioo 111<n tbu I illd II 1bo1r .... " ,.,.. ~·o /aurlll UIOit<iot,.. · lllllf bear them dilcoune with oefD Tho '*-· D. ·biiii!DII about the world, w. and 1L ....,., "WbOI rl&blo boYe tbo rat.d 01 Ia w ...lcl War IL LOCAL ·AND STATE News Of U 30tp HOUSE In Bashan. 4 rooma 1955 TELEVISION .IN REVIEW ! per FOR SALE : l d ..,...., I J T-IUic ! room houBe, 30 bUd rattle, monlll. WY Ulll. ABC-tv _.. llkll Dwlfbl AcrJeutltlra Aaenl CcumrJ Go Round 1:54 Niio. 1:00 Beat Coualr7 Go Round l:llt Newo Beat ' l:llO Mld Wa, Madnel I: 6S No111 Beat 4:110 Dtaclng wltb llosl 4:30 intucbiiiiiiO 5:00 ComDIWIIIJ Nelli 5:115 Worlcl & Naltooal NeWI &:li Spotllabt ... Sporta · 5:25 Wutbtrcasl 5:8t Dinner Mnalcalt 1:65 Inside Boob ' f:OO Sunsel BIYd. 8:to 011 7:Gii Breoicfatl Party Ul Joae~ Buick Show 1:00 SISD 011 Ntw~ IO:Gii Polka Party I'Gii Sacred Beart 10:35 Public Servic. 1::10 Coun!rJ Jamburee 11:05 Top Ten Sho,. e:JO Fart• Nowo 12:00 Noon ~ 13:30 Rov. Merllo Teets 7, 111 Brukfasl Party I:Gii ....Iter Party 1:15 Bright S1.t Show 1:00 s..d9wn St!'OMdt 7:115 Ploltlno Bdwr Show I:JO Sip 011 !:SO NeWI Report - Oblo 8:00 Sign 011 - June 1!00 Broa1If811 Party SUNDAY 1:110 Breakfut Party 11tlp 7:!0 Slgo Oa N-*a I:Gii Colleo Wltb Jlflll 1:80 Baptlsl LaJmoo'o Hrur t·tl Bell)l Newton 1:35 Hour ol Deliverance IO:Gii Mlnlalorlal Auoc. (Rev. Pall J - ) 10::10 Coun!rJ Bat Down t:GO Wlo&s o1 Healing ll:tlli SWip SbGf t:30 Sunday Show 11:30 Firm NtWI 10:00 Voice o1 Prop1IeeJ 11:.411 Jl'aatll7 Worsblp IJour.'nlu 10:35 StuldaJ Show 12:00 Noon Report 11;00 Coun!rJ HyDJDI!mt 12:11 Mllllc Juot f'or Yoo 12:01 NOGD Reporl 12<1$ Goosaler's Gueat lllar.f'rl 12:15 Tile Sean:ll 1:01 Platter ParQI !%:ill Rer, Morllo Toeta t:l.l lllaellllar Auto 8bnr 1:110 BillJ Grabam t:30 Local Newo 1:!0 TIIt t.dlterao Hour us Bill ..., llpGt11l 2:00. Sip of tho 1:01 Bowlin& Scoril (Rev. 8Jilupt) 1:011 VID Po.lrlclt llpGt11l US Public aer.b n- •=• "·a Sund01111 StnoldA 7:Gii The World TodaJ 7:30 Slgo 011 1:00 Sip 011 - J11111 1ii&TVRDU 1:00 Slgo 0a Ntw1 . l:la Coun!rJ Jllllbane I:ID hnD Nowo 1:11 TIIt IIIII Lift 3:00 Stulc1aJ 8bOtlcue t:GO !lour o1 D1c1s1011 t:tl ~ ClrllllD 1:00 lbldaJ ~ 1:00 autdowa lllrciut1t 7:30 011 I:M - Jtt1te ' ) 8w HAROLD GRAY IXACTLVf GO THIS IS All. SILLV ~SE, ION'T IT? SESIDts, Vou'RE 'iiO 'HAPPY AHD CONTENTED HEAH Til£ WAV YOU AI-IE', AHO AFTAH 'THE WA.V HE TREAIED VOU, YOU'D MoT· ACCEPT A PEI'iti't FROM AriYWAV J E'.'E!'-1 \!= 'YOU HADN'T BEEN OJT 01=1=, THEAH'S HARDLY' EHOUGH lll ' 80THAI-I AeouT ·--soII= YOU JUGT 'i>!Qii HEAH. MY OS.H --~ iHE UQ.HT ~VERY OIMP AMD I SEEM lU ~Vi MISLAID M¥ PEI'I! I I \ 'I �• Mainly About People In Pomero)' • NOW YOU KNOY BIIIIAia111; WJiti IA,Jl.. """'* Ill adhetalt, II 11M! 111111 largetl reiiJioo oe oarlfl, 10• <....U., te 11M! ll'orld Almo•ac. - - lhDocM To Tt.. ,,.,._,. 01 Tlu! Mei6,.M-n A.r• ,t:. ! .~ ~ ", t ------------------· ·- ·- --..,...,------------- ~:..~ -~~i'· - -----POMEROY~IODLEPORT, ....:PR:.:::::ICE~fi:.!.Vl'E~..:C:E~.:.:.m VOL XV '· NO. 82 OHIO MONDAY, JULY 22, 1963 ___ • .usstans -- Izvestia MOSCOW (UPII- Th Izvestia said that the former lwu M, and a graduat., of the agent for tbe Amer~cans defected , AJneri.csn University in Beirut. Izvestia today because he wao "-aged" by I 'l1le man, in the llllter, oaid an Arab. born u.s. intelligence activities epdan- ~ was • naturalized American of the U.S. gering peace in the Middle East. izen and had worked for the Agency in The al1eged defector Watl kten- ' Eaat. section of the Natioui has defected to HU!~ Iliilied as Viktor Norris Hamilton, ,curity Agency beginning in and asked for born Hindali, who said in an but had resigned for reasons open letter to Jzvestia that he "principle." Hamilton said in the open Soviet government I Accidental Death on Izvestia's back page that he bad married the former Lilly :Bell Drake, whom he had met in ' ;tr,.,f<n. ' .. . l .•:. "- I' 1Ber1gnazi, Libya . • -~ ' ., .Sf crm~~0mt'J.:?fl Council To · 11lchard Hill, wbo will lll"y Eltzobetb Eulet', .-. ef Mr. and Mrs. . j .woddtn& will be ,, ; - . ELBERFELDS ----~~~--------------------SUNDAY, JULY '21 ·through SATURDAY, JULY 27 l._ .! . . • . Middleport Council President Wayne Gibbons said a hearina j will be conpucted - at 7 p. m. this evening on charges bJ Mayor Lee Smith that resulted in village patrolman lthamer ! Neal presenting serving 1 lU. day suspension. ·I '1 9-SlratJOD Hospital \pproved ,,, ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY •• If A•l••t • at 7:31 p. the 'Ral'ine Methodist • Shop Tonight until 9 p.m. and really save on furnishings for your home and wiaring apparel for your family. Hear Charge Against Neal R. Euler, Pertlud, is , o( Mr, ud Mr!i. Ju,llan "tart Falls. Tbe ope• i l\layor Smith declined to elall' orate on ch•rges against Patro~ 1man Neal. ' 1 i His statement said: Patrol-loard of Trustee!ii of the man I. R. Neal is now servin@ 1n Hospital Association !a 10-day suspension lrom tbt proved registration of IperiOd 1L p. m. July 19, 1163, lllemorial Hospital. Ros- 1lo II p. m. July 31, 1~. ill .dministrator Gt>Orge 0 . re~ard to h.is d~!tift. 'at ~1f:Yf.11 said today. policeman only. ~.~..... -w: · ~ . . , . I Mr. GibbonS indicated Pa\NI. inspection ?f .faelhlles . ' man Neal ask~ for the hearing. .el. orgamzahon. and , Proceedings will be r:.~rried . was conducted by A. out und er 1aw , w1.th counc1.1 uld, f•~ld repre~ntatlve-; sitting as jury, and Mr. GibAmencan HospJtaJ As- bons presiding smce the mayor m. recently and the ap-- is plaintiff the board followed Patrolm~n Neal has serv~d -Gr · for many years as night mer· result of the registration. chant policeman t.oontracting Memorial Hospital will ! with individual merchant. for ~ in the Guide Issue of Ihis services, and in addition i! tis , official Journal of :employed by the town as night nerican Hospital Associ- i p3trolmarf for certain other :or the year 1963, along -sen•ices. U other hospitals approv. . -''---1 JUghout the United states. .lJd report of operations ' ·en filed to be used in the ; 1 1 . ' • . • 1 bi I Car Demolished -'"e or the Journal. In Collision Smith pointed out that I is the final step ; N survey for accreditation. , ear Bridge 1rvey however. rannot be 1 . • . ~~~· • "THE LIVELY ONES" OF 1963 You're In Good Company . When You Borrow at the Bank ' Glamor Queens- ·. Just Decorative tm.. ' , of ber lunuelweping. Tluo «>II of llrai&hteuiolt: tbo little &ifl'a teeth wao mel with bank credit... , SADDLES ey, Jr. are announcing the birth t..h~e~n~oon~":ho~ur~ . ;";;-=:;"7":~ Df a son. Thursday , July 18 at 11 Holzer Hospital in GallipoUs. 1 (~ ~·!~ t:"ou~~:r,~, ~~ oamed Roderick Allen. Grand. I I parenta are Mr. and Mra. Wil· bur Rowley, Sr.. Bradbury , and Mr. :mel Mro. Chari., lllurray of Pomeroy. Great-grandparents are Mr. ond Mro. Otho MWTay of P.otneroy. 'l1lo couple have I two other ohlldren. Michael, i two yura J'W' old. old and Arlflela, I TONIGHT ONLY Geo SlneDI• Randolph Scott, JQe: McCrea (Cinemascope & Co)Qr) -liDd- FOR ALL ·occu•oN\:'!)5 ..., We Wlii I!OWera O.!et?!heie , WY 2•20!10 iii.~ or NfGlt'r Pcimerov Flower Shoo J1n. lllllar4 Van llotor "IRUSHPIJll" .lohn.Inland, Everett Sloane Cbill Wlila Sun.-. Julr 21-ft "THI COUNTiRfiiT ' TRAITOtl" William Holden, Utu Palmer (Toobnicolor) -and- / SOl lllnoo IOOTH AtjNIV·R~AIIr 0,. 'J'H• NEW & USED NATIONA&.: OUitlti!NCY ,ACT AND . ' ,_ ~~ TH. ' OU4L. .ANKINQ 8Y8UM ,~ EQUIPN!ENT All KINDS t .IGilMORE :SM)ply Store ... .• uld of reallltl< movi!1naldng' ,~ may not be «olnl oUt cl · ' style Ontlrely with ~le llld'' . '-'--- but - ...__ . Um..,.,· ·.._ · ·, ~K~UCeS .,...,, are 111 · · it . leMI, with 1110 of Mlas Incidentals. II io the story of Englioh Klug Her.ry ll (Pet- er O'Toole). IIIII his nemeois, lhe friend who becomes his en• the -~· .elllf, ~~··-Of Centerbuey - played by R"'.h'ard But· ton. In 11M! lilm Ye<SiiJft of the h' Ia the it P y, Y enact two power. lui eharacters who destrO)' each ....... . ........ .Bojd. Peter s.(!e'rs: Paul ~- ( ~ i• for coTM:IitlQns. reported by the 118trol William Crum, I • :16, lodged in GoUipolis charge of driving while His hearing is set IIIII Edward W. Rt. 3 Pomeroy, was Meigs <OUrt Friday lor vehicle. Melgo youths cwnty court J. Smith, fined ,1, and lllll J•mes H. RaciiM!. fined liS loft of ... ter. c.r,Or..IOJI , ' Richard Keith Jeffers, 11. Pomeroy . was charged with fail ing to maintain a sure, saf1 distance, after his car_rammed into one driven by Elizabettl farrar. Chester. when • h. 1 slowed to make a turn onto thE i Ohio State Patrul invest!- Pomeroy bridge. !be impacl r . . . caused her car to hat one to her . one accident 10 M e 1 g s front driven by Elbert Frank1 ";~;h:n:e~~~:~;:t~ : : lin, Pomeroy. Time of tile aeel· Rt 1 dent was fixed at 4 p. m. !r on · · Jeffers' car was believed ~ ar driven north by Willi- be 8 total loss . The othen had ',· Corey, 17. Be:pre. was rr.oderate dalllBfle. Jeffers b another car. went out of to appear before Mayor Char.. and stru(;k a bridge. les Legar was demolished , but In othe~ pollee action c F ti,\l~er escaped injury . He Frost was being held by to Me1gs JUVemle eroy police following · • disblrba charge of speed In ance at Carty's Restaurant. Porn: "~ IS ONlli ll!ISwer tor the shill from feminine to male s~MY appul, oDd mav be .year'l 11M! 'reason tor lhe rlsi of !!UCh dew stus u O'Toole, Bilrlon, I "trol Reports '·' f • f .~Igs Acc1.d ent l ~r Chester movie .,...... "Becket" has "" Newman Mil Olhe111. llitnrer ·Ji li>day'a bottow at low COlt: ' and you're in iCJOd. ~pan)' when you borrow at a bank. i leading, lady and only a few Steve Rook Rudlon carroll IIUer Jane Wither• · Ruuutu1 time: 3 Rn. 10 tlllll. qUeeJ!S. 11"1 lelt in the hew m-kirlfl lilml ~!lady Is Blrlct- to ' .,. II11~~W~I~OI:...V~I-TV-IT~A.=M=I'I=jl~:::..!"T!!:·I~IR~D:....GA W. Brinkley . 2lidNO~·~="• countJe~~ Americana for evt~cy -worth-w~Ue purpose. In 1963, a bank U the logical place Ellubeth Taylor Jamea Dean ! ~~comoierdal ~ ha\oe IOJDe#19 billion. Ia instatm.nt loam outitandi.ng, mllde to ~ "THi GIANT• Tecl!ni<Giot TONIGHT "RIOI THE HIGH COUNTRY" • Only a fell Byprovidlnf: for national bantc., to take their place belide the exlotlng otale-charterod inotl. tutionl. the Act ~ght into being the dual bankinr system of commercial banD vying in wbot~- rivalry for new businesL In any service indllltry, the ''better mouaetrap" ia mOre and better serv..u:.-..nd.lllrvices; ao in the biDkiDa; field the grQWth of consumer credit was a oatuft1 IeiUlt. ... POMIROY, OHIO BY ilRSIUNE JOHNSON LONDON _ NEAl _ Lo, the .. , pOilr aJamor Within the lut century, bank credit hat bec:oma the applng ltone to a richer, fuller Jile for the individual and hf. family; 'beelrlut.e within the Jut century-since th~ siiiJ.in( of the National.CUrrency Act ia 1863 ampetition hal been a aput to banking proeress.. MEIGS 1HEATRE Rela\1ves and friends of the Hoffman family will hold their llMouncement is made. annual reuruon on Sunday July 21st at the Union Camp Grounds ANNOUNCE BIRTH near New Haven, W. Va. a Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Row1· basket dinner will be held at • _!ted until _the hospital has 1 One of three cars Involved n operatwn at least one m an :!lccident Sunday was d~ •mollshed. but no one was reported injured, Pomeroy Pohet said today . H_...,. ""'" ... Neighbon in Ammica. eojoy Jn®y t:hioi:s iD comm.on-tUld VfltY'ofteo. that inclulie1 tho 1111 o£ bank credit. provement loan. Tbe man from next door bought his new car with the help of a bank auto loan. The wife of the neie;hbor from acrou the 1tteet looks and acts her pretty and peppy best beeauae bank~financed. ldtchei. and laUndry applieueet have eut down on the burdel\ I ". I.GotytCif "TToou..Jy 0...," a ..,,._ repfacoOIInt mi!Sicnt-..rioty witt, ......., SU<II p1a.. din that ~ is back tl!is r-. It dobm Jolly 25 on . HIC.TV. 1.4 her..., Vic . , _ 1tor1 as sing. lng hoot. His re4-hairo4 Q•i•• O'H<na • "SotiHJ" llld .,..... ~ Neil Gl HMeM•. "" ., • For example, the bolt pictured above flnanced his back~yatd patio wtth a bank home ~istration Jllllllti ' I also are invesligatina • and enterinc at Ohio Junk Compaoy wbero wire llld brill ...,.. oomellme bolwton 4 )1: Sunday IIIII - y at 7:'43 11M! llloft wu tepor1ot1. Pollee tthol IIIII ldlled 1 hill ou Mlllbirty..v. wha IIIey aaswered 1 call at a. m. The onilnai'ittocbtl porooil lll!ot the wJ II Ia 'Ia llllidenct. : Lee ~~r~:'.!~ ;;; ) ': I 'I �• Mainly About People In Pomero)' • NOW YOU KNOY BIIIIAia111; WJiti IA,Jl.. """'* Ill adhetalt, II 11M! 111111 largetl reiiJioo oe oarlfl, 10• <....U., te 11M! ll'orld Almo•ac. - - lhDocM To Tt.. ,,.,._,. 01 Tlu! Mei6,.M-n A.r• ,t:. ! .~ ~ ", t ------------------· ·- ·- --..,...,------------- ~:..~ -~~i'· - -----POMEROY~IODLEPORT, ....:PR:.:::::ICE~fi:.!.Vl'E~..:C:E~.:.:.m VOL XV '· NO. 82 OHIO MONDAY, JULY 22, 1963 ___ • .usstans -- Izvestia MOSCOW (UPII- Th Izvestia said that the former lwu M, and a graduat., of the agent for tbe Amer~cans defected , AJneri.csn University in Beirut. Izvestia today because he wao "-aged" by I 'l1le man, in the llllter, oaid an Arab. born u.s. intelligence activities epdan- ~ was • naturalized American of the U.S. gering peace in the Middle East. izen and had worked for the Agency in The al1eged defector Watl kten- ' Eaat. section of the Natioui has defected to HU!~ Iliilied as Viktor Norris Hamilton, ,curity Agency beginning in and asked for born Hindali, who said in an but had resigned for reasons open letter to Jzvestia that he "principle." Hamilton said in the open Soviet government I Accidental Death on Izvestia's back page that he bad married the former Lilly :Bell Drake, whom he had met in ' ;tr,.,f<n. ' .. . l .•:. "- I' 1Ber1gnazi, Libya . • -~ ' ., .Sf crm~~0mt'J.:?fl Council To · 11lchard Hill, wbo will lll"y Eltzobetb Eulet', .-. ef Mr. and Mrs. . j .woddtn& will be ,, ; - . ELBERFELDS ----~~~--------------------SUNDAY, JULY '21 ·through SATURDAY, JULY 27 l._ .! . . • . Middleport Council President Wayne Gibbons said a hearina j will be conpucted - at 7 p. m. this evening on charges bJ Mayor Lee Smith that resulted in village patrolman lthamer ! Neal presenting serving 1 lU. day suspension. ·I '1 9-SlratJOD Hospital \pproved ,,, ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY •• If A•l••t • at 7:31 p. the 'Ral'ine Methodist • Shop Tonight until 9 p.m. and really save on furnishings for your home and wiaring apparel for your family. Hear Charge Against Neal R. Euler, Pertlud, is , o( Mr, ud Mr!i. Ju,llan "tart Falls. Tbe ope• i l\layor Smith declined to elall' orate on ch•rges against Patro~ 1man Neal. ' 1 i His statement said: Patrol-loard of Trustee!ii of the man I. R. Neal is now servin@ 1n Hospital Association !a 10-day suspension lrom tbt proved registration of IperiOd 1L p. m. July 19, 1163, lllemorial Hospital. Ros- 1lo II p. m. July 31, 1~. ill .dministrator Gt>Orge 0 . re~ard to h.is d~!tift. 'at ~1f:Yf.11 said today. policeman only. ~.~..... -w: · ~ . . , . I Mr. GibbonS indicated Pa\NI. inspection ?f .faelhlles . ' man Neal ask~ for the hearing. .el. orgamzahon. and , Proceedings will be r:.~rried . was conducted by A. out und er 1aw , w1.th counc1.1 uld, f•~ld repre~ntatlve-; sitting as jury, and Mr. GibAmencan HospJtaJ As- bons presiding smce the mayor m. recently and the ap-- is plaintiff the board followed Patrolm~n Neal has serv~d -Gr · for many years as night mer· result of the registration. chant policeman t.oontracting Memorial Hospital will ! with individual merchant. for ~ in the Guide Issue of Ihis services, and in addition i! tis , official Journal of :employed by the town as night nerican Hospital Associ- i p3trolmarf for certain other :or the year 1963, along -sen•ices. U other hospitals approv. . -''---1 JUghout the United states. .lJd report of operations ' ·en filed to be used in the ; 1 1 . ' • . • 1 bi I Car Demolished -'"e or the Journal. In Collision Smith pointed out that I is the final step ; N survey for accreditation. , ear Bridge 1rvey however. rannot be 1 . • . ~~~· • "THE LIVELY ONES" OF 1963 You're In Good Company . When You Borrow at the Bank ' Glamor Queens- ·. Just Decorative tm.. ' , of ber lunuelweping. Tluo «>II of llrai&hteuiolt: tbo little &ifl'a teeth wao mel with bank credit... , SADDLES ey, Jr. are announcing the birth t..h~e~n~oon~":ho~ur~ . ;";;-=:;"7":~ Df a son. Thursday , July 18 at 11 Holzer Hospital in GallipoUs. 1 (~ ~·!~ t:"ou~~:r,~, ~~ oamed Roderick Allen. Grand. I I parenta are Mr. and Mra. Wil· bur Rowley, Sr.. Bradbury , and Mr. :mel Mro. Chari., lllurray of Pomeroy. Great-grandparents are Mr. ond Mro. Otho MWTay of P.otneroy. 'l1lo couple have I two other ohlldren. Michael, i two yura J'W' old. old and Arlflela, I TONIGHT ONLY Geo SlneDI• Randolph Scott, JQe: McCrea (Cinemascope & Co)Qr) -liDd- FOR ALL ·occu•oN\:'!)5 ..., We Wlii I!OWera O.!et?!heie , WY 2•20!10 iii.~ or NfGlt'r Pcimerov Flower Shoo J1n. lllllar4 Van llotor "IRUSHPIJll" .lohn.Inland, Everett Sloane Cbill Wlila Sun.-. Julr 21-ft "THI COUNTiRfiiT ' TRAITOtl" William Holden, Utu Palmer (Toobnicolor) -and- / SOl lllnoo IOOTH AtjNIV·R~AIIr 0,. 'J'H• NEW & USED NATIONA&.: OUitlti!NCY ,ACT AND . ' ,_ ~~ TH. ' OU4L. .ANKINQ 8Y8UM ,~ EQUIPN!ENT All KINDS t .IGilMORE :SM)ply Store ... .• uld of reallltl< movi!1naldng' ,~ may not be «olnl oUt cl · ' style Ontlrely with ~le llld'' . '-'--- but - ...__ . Um..,.,· ·.._ · ·, ~K~UCeS .,...,, are 111 · · it . leMI, with 1110 of Mlas Incidentals. II io the story of Englioh Klug Her.ry ll (Pet- er O'Toole). IIIII his nemeois, lhe friend who becomes his en• the -~· .elllf, ~~··-Of Centerbuey - played by R"'.h'ard But· ton. In 11M! lilm Ye<SiiJft of the h' Ia the it P y, Y enact two power. lui eharacters who destrO)' each ....... . ........ .Bojd. Peter s.(!e'rs: Paul ~- ( ~ i• for coTM:IitlQns. reported by the 118trol William Crum, I • :16, lodged in GoUipolis charge of driving while His hearing is set IIIII Edward W. Rt. 3 Pomeroy, was Meigs <OUrt Friday lor vehicle. Melgo youths cwnty court J. Smith, fined ,1, and lllll J•mes H. RaciiM!. fined liS loft of ... ter. c.r,Or..IOJI , ' Richard Keith Jeffers, 11. Pomeroy . was charged with fail ing to maintain a sure, saf1 distance, after his car_rammed into one driven by Elizabettl farrar. Chester. when • h. 1 slowed to make a turn onto thE i Ohio State Patrul invest!- Pomeroy bridge. !be impacl r . . . caused her car to hat one to her . one accident 10 M e 1 g s front driven by Elbert Frank1 ";~;h:n:e~~~:~;:t~ : : lin, Pomeroy. Time of tile aeel· Rt 1 dent was fixed at 4 p. m. !r on · · Jeffers' car was believed ~ ar driven north by Willi- be 8 total loss . The othen had ',· Corey, 17. Be:pre. was rr.oderate dalllBfle. Jeffers b another car. went out of to appear before Mayor Char.. and stru(;k a bridge. les Legar was demolished , but In othe~ pollee action c F ti,\l~er escaped injury . He Frost was being held by to Me1gs JUVemle eroy police following · • disblrba charge of speed In ance at Carty's Restaurant. Porn: "~ IS ONlli ll!ISwer tor the shill from feminine to male s~MY appul, oDd mav be .year'l 11M! 'reason tor lhe rlsi of !!UCh dew stus u O'Toole, Bilrlon, I "trol Reports '·' f • f .~Igs Acc1.d ent l ~r Chester movie .,...... "Becket" has "" Newman Mil Olhe111. llitnrer ·Ji li>day'a bottow at low COlt: ' and you're in iCJOd. ~pan)' when you borrow at a bank. i leading, lady and only a few Steve Rook Rudlon carroll IIUer Jane Wither• · Ruuutu1 time: 3 Rn. 10 tlllll. qUeeJ!S. 11"1 lelt in the hew m-kirlfl lilml ~!lady Is Blrlct- to ' .,. II11~~W~I~OI:...V~I-TV-IT~A.=M=I'I=jl~:::..!"T!!:·I~IR~D:....GA W. Brinkley . 2lidNO~·~="• countJe~~ Americana for evt~cy -worth-w~Ue purpose. In 1963, a bank U the logical place Ellubeth Taylor Jamea Dean ! ~~comoierdal ~ ha\oe IOJDe#19 billion. Ia instatm.nt loam outitandi.ng, mllde to ~ "THi GIANT• Tecl!ni<Giot TONIGHT "RIOI THE HIGH COUNTRY" • Only a fell Byprovidlnf: for national bantc., to take their place belide the exlotlng otale-charterod inotl. tutionl. the Act ~ght into being the dual bankinr system of commercial banD vying in wbot~- rivalry for new businesL In any service indllltry, the ''better mouaetrap" ia mOre and better serv..u:.-..nd.lllrvices; ao in the biDkiDa; field the grQWth of consumer credit was a oatuft1 IeiUlt. ... POMIROY, OHIO BY ilRSIUNE JOHNSON LONDON _ NEAl _ Lo, the .. , pOilr aJamor Within the lut century, bank credit hat bec:oma the applng ltone to a richer, fuller Jile for the individual and hf. family; 'beelrlut.e within the Jut century-since th~ siiiJ.in( of the National.CUrrency Act ia 1863 ampetition hal been a aput to banking proeress.. MEIGS 1HEATRE Rela\1ves and friends of the Hoffman family will hold their llMouncement is made. annual reuruon on Sunday July 21st at the Union Camp Grounds ANNOUNCE BIRTH near New Haven, W. Va. a Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Row1· basket dinner will be held at • _!ted until _the hospital has 1 One of three cars Involved n operatwn at least one m an :!lccident Sunday was d~ •mollshed. but no one was reported injured, Pomeroy Pohet said today . H_...,. ""'" ... Neighbon in Ammica. eojoy Jn®y t:hioi:s iD comm.on-tUld VfltY'ofteo. that inclulie1 tho 1111 o£ bank credit. provement loan. Tbe man from next door bought his new car with the help of a bank auto loan. The wife of the neie;hbor from acrou the 1tteet looks and acts her pretty and peppy best beeauae bank~financed. ldtchei. and laUndry applieueet have eut down on the burdel\ I ". I.GotytCif "TToou..Jy 0...," a ..,,._ repfacoOIInt mi!Sicnt-..rioty witt, ......., SU<II p1a.. din that ~ is back tl!is r-. It dobm Jolly 25 on . HIC.TV. 1.4 her..., Vic . , _ 1tor1 as sing. lng hoot. His re4-hairo4 Q•i•• O'H<na • "SotiHJ" llld .,..... ~ Neil Gl HMeM•. "" ., • For example, the bolt pictured above flnanced his back~yatd patio wtth a bank home ~istration Jllllllti ' I also are invesligatina • and enterinc at Ohio Junk Compaoy wbero wire llld brill ...,.. oomellme bolwton 4 )1: Sunday IIIII - y at 7:'43 11M! llloft wu tepor1ot1. Pollee tthol IIIII ldlled 1 hill ou Mlllbirty..v. wha IIIey aaswered 1 call at a. m. The onilnai'ittocbtl porooil lll!ot the wJ II Ia 'Ia llllidenct. : Lee ~~r~:'.!~ ;;; ) ': I 'I �. ...... . "' _. _ _ ...... _,._... __ ~!!~ .... - ,..,._.... _--~ ~F- ._ ·~ 'Y 4oil ---- · - - " ' i ... ... ~t~- .. - -. • .' '<.. :f Rose Gorden Club's Annual Picnic Held At McCoin Home Mainly . About NOW XOU KNOY Buddldtin, wliti ·abHI -W,JJ.t. • aAereats, Ill . the . 111111 largetl reUI!iGft 011 eardt, oecortll.na Ia lbe World AlmiUUIC. Tbe Rose Garde~~ Club held ments and !IOWeJ'IlOWinll. llf annual p~ II\ lbo ~~ Mrs. A. M. Col reported of Mrs. Norman MeCaiD wltb plans bave been made wltb Mrs. Charles Masur uailtlng. cle Reslaurant far '!be People In Pomeroy a:,:I After a deHcloos barbecUe dl~>-\mu party. Mrs. J. 8. D ner, o tour of Mrs. McCaiD's program chairman, tllanked !lower garden was made. ,committee for asallfane:e Tbe business meetlnll 1f a a completing the programs r o r conducted by Mrs. Frederic the new Year Books. Goebel It wu decided to have "Harvest now for Chrlstmaa" an Inactive list for members 1 was the program topic: who f..l It Is Impossible to par- bv Mrs. Goebel. She sl Mr. and Mrs. E . W. Mess left Wednesday for their home, San Diego. Calif .• after a visit with Mrs. Ruth Hess. While here they en Shuler. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Burns , Mr . and Mrs. Charles Archer and Mrs. Margaret Archer all of Middleport ; Mr. aod Mrs. Delmar Rothgeb, Cheshire ; Mr . and Mrs Harry Osborn Jr ., Reedsville; and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Osborn Sr., Pomeroy. Mr . and Mrs . Nathan Roush (Carolyn Sue Hess) and family of Charleston, W. Va . were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Burns and attended t.he reunion held Sunday. honoring ' her brother, E. W. Hess. Their brother Charles who is in serv· ice t.nd sister Charlesanna Hess of Washington, D. C. were unable to attend. Mr. and Mrs. John Calhoun Sr. (Martha Hudson 1 and family or Columbus were guests ol Mrs. Ruth Evans SUnday. and · attended the reunion held at Kyger Creek honoring her cousin, E. W. Hess. Mrs. Grace Hess returned to her home, Columbus Sunday, after a week's visit with her sister, Mrs. Ruth Evans. Miss Barbara Logan , Miss . Tamara Finlaw, Miss Patricia I NIARY ELIIABE' Hennessy. Miss Rosetta Lislt> and Miss Mary Lou Cundiff Mr. and Mrs. Henry R. Euler pent thlll week with Miss Con- nouncing the eng1gement and ; nie Morarity, Syracuse. The their daughter . Mary Elizabeth, girls visited one day m. Park- tart Falls. Miss Euler was a 1960 ersburg, W. Va. school. She will graduate from August and will teach at Bedfor fall Mr. Hill was a 1956 gradual has served two ye.rs in the Anr 5 ing. The wedding will take plac tho !\~cine Metho~ist church. A , wedding will be ohserved. Ucipate tn the programs, Mrs. L. D. Diles, president wcru or- . ganization, is announcing 89th annual National WCTU Convention to be held at the Chittenden Hotel in Columbus, Ohio, August 23-27. The preceding day. August 22, has been designated as Ohio Day at the convention. At this con[erence the Ohio WCTIJ will transact all necessary business, elections and appointments, since there will nol be another conference this fall. Mrs. Diles urges members to plan their vacation the Au· gust 22·27 week and enjoy_ the ·. " Rural Church Original New Symbol I 1 Slst Thl haU Me. ing. I dtJ · pie her the county is eligible for membership in the WCTU organization. les left for a western in~piration of both con~entlo~s- M1ss Margaret Sauer t.s MeJgs County WCTIJ president and is stressing the n~ for education of the youth on the danger of alcohol. Every women Pum To Attend Metllodist Camp in Boo•- WI OIYI TY Mlchael,ll~!!:::.::.:!!:=: . "· lllallr I1ID )'!111'1 old and AIJ&eia, one t1fll olller C!rildrea, '. a.a..,-ta t:30 Gol ~ C!INIJ. .:fl!l .,• • • Bd . 7:ot 1o1M ,,. Demlo 'l'bii Ill • 1:110 f!lll SUIII•ID· 1:110 .Real McCoya 1:10 G. B. 111eaiE' 18:00 Candid Camera 10:31 Whal'1 117 LiDe 11:011 CBS- 11: II River Boat WHTN-TV Channel 13 n: 11:3D Dr. Peale . 11:00 Davey 6: Oo'1e• II: Ill - 11:10 Bible Qullrlal 1\na~ 1:00 ....... uo- ,,. 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't:i!i '' " lado La· ~ Linne Sbo• Coptatir . lt:OI c:.iloador . 10::11 I lAve LUo, ll:Gt Beal MCC:O,a 11::11 Pe"' and Glad)'' 1!:• · ~ ol 1:11e • I!:JI CBS N- ••••• ttnet:.._, BowMI • J:IO lloiiCIQ Ni&IJ' NMrill .. 11:• ·Srilltlefa Jounill 11:3D Jlic .... Utile - I::IS Today OUI Your WAJ 1:00 Good Morning Show t:OO Operation Alphabet l&:UO Say Wb011 10:25 News 10:30 Play Your \ifunch 11: 110 Price Is RJslll 11:30 Concentrauv •. 12:110 Your FD'II tmprealtNI 1:111 hoawonl 1:1111 -eporiJ' S:OI To Tell Trullt se.. a: . u:. . .., . . -- ~ · wa~.llltlrl,.lfl . •. ....,.; ., _ ~~· '( U:~ . 10:. ' ......McCoJ• """' ll:tt - e. & lilull¥l 12:11t lAve o1 l..ife 12:llli N - ·~. ' l:to~ uo llouaeporiJ l;ot T~ Tt11 TI'UIII ........ i;:lll ..... •:a l'lle MiQjope!n ., 6;110 JIJe - i:lll - -· lllllll:r . 1:30 l'bil IIIV. . .... Sea 1111111 ll:a Qr • '"' IIIUiO ........ 1:1111'111111r 11Ji. Clll - -- " f:M ra Tell InA a:• !'vo Got A Set:n& "" VN»tm l'llr 1 .... Dlllltl' l'll!AWt . ......... Qr- 11;111' ,., W:A ...... Lllo 'l\lllrt •. u.tt~·~· ~....... sm·· dill . ...... ~ lli.D_Ir_. ...... B1111t : JJ:a, Fl . • Ciittrl 111:10 I ~~·- . ~ ' I ..,..~ . Ill -na........ • ' ·~ ' WI 'li JT $\ ' ' I f" ~ - ~~~~ narr- LOOK-LISTEN: TV'• S h a r 1 Lewis (saos puppets) iii circu .. latirrtl on a ltiiiiiiJer tryout lour, sporrsored by the Laurence Henry Co., of a Brooclway • boond comedy, "The llldoor Sport; • co-starrirrtl Darren McGavin .. Arleae Francis will RUbeUtute f<lr the vacalionlns Johnny c.,_ .., NBC-TV's "ToDighl Show'' the week of July :If-Aug. 2. Allaa (My Son t b e Folk Siuger) Sherman wiD pinch hit f<lr JoluraJ Auguol 5-t .. Sbow Maguine prefiJea TV's 11 5." Edward R. llurroW, in lllo ...,.., Cll"' 1tJ aa dJiel of the U. S. lnfGrrultiGD AgODcy, our YOice allroad .. " " Tire New York llerald Tril>11111'1 dnUia critic Wak Kerr hal Jrltlt llod lllo flrlt boot ... tile I' ' Ia tba put ah ,.... "'l1re Tbea. .. [II Spite ol [taelf," pulrlbhed h)' SimOa rmd Sclwster. Mr. !torr baa beeo revlewa far lbo H-T ~... the past dozea yeanr; authored 1100 plays; "Sing Out Sweet Land" and ''Tuuch and Go" as ll'ell as ..,.,.,.1 hooka on the theater, "Pieces or Eight" ood "How Not te Write a Play." !lis new boot is a comprehensive and aearcbinl analysis o[ the contemporary scene both on Broadway a n d on-Broadway, wiUr a backward glance to the past and s o m e hopeful' suggestions for the fit. ture . ... SEEN AND HEARD: "Hallmark Hall of F-" wiD preoeat a color TV adaptation of Sidoey Kingsley's award - willnirrg play, "The Patrrollo," this FaD 011 NBC-TV wiUr Clrarlton Heston starring io a portrayal of Thomas Jefferson. produe. ..-.director George Sclraefer aunounced. Series will nlurn on Oct. 3D for ill 13th NBC . TV seaaoa wiUr a repeat .....,. preoealallon of Shakespeare's "Tbe Tempest," starring llauri<lt Evans, Richard Burtoa, Roddy llcDowaB, Tom Poston a n d Lee Remldt .. Sebomaa Cobol, one of .he siz regular nwnberi of CBS TV's "Stump lbo Stal'll," MoDo day Dights, reconiiY purchased a lodge In Sltlrrey, on the island of VJ1DC911Ver, B. C. It iii ..,_ eeaslble only h)' plane or by re.. ry from the maiDJand FRIDAY be produced by M-G-11 TV ill association with NBC f<lr t h e 196H5 011 NBC-TV. Tbe series, relating lbo of a boy rmd a dolpb.io, il baaed 011 Ure new MGJ!l·, --.., ·pij>. lure "Flipper," prcrc1uce<1 by lvau Tors. The film baa heeD ao outstanding success 1o recent key-city ope~~lnga . Zsa 1a Gaboe l*'SooaBY gav.. oome polntere to Jact Caasidy, who playa a Hungarian romaDCOr in the Broadway ma- ad•- slcal. "Sbe Loves Me~" . . . .• · .• • '" which he otarred Van Heflin has 1-. llgned Ill the of ''Tho Great Advent~," I lel'les o( excitIDg dramas draW8 from Ameri.,., history, wbich will be prelOll ted .., CBS-TV .., Friday evenings this rau. .;,; RADIO-TV NEWSREEL: Ao- If tress Hermi""' Gingbld win be ·lire celebrity guest wiUr a "soere!" IOf host Garry Moore J• ...•, • • oa "I've ' Got q ~I" MondWI' July 22, on C~TY..... · ~ \' .·..:,.:. ' PHI.LCO Council To Hear Charge Against Neal 1\lcbard HID, wbo will llrry Ellaabelb Euler, !f of Mr. and Mro. R. Eater, l'orlland, Ill ~- "Flipper," a half..taour actw.ture series fUmed ID .....,. . wiD ._ ...,. ,.~..... r•,.,.er 1:20 Non 1:111 AI 1'111 Werld l'IIIM .if-w.. ,.1 a.., Q:lJ ~ " ··.· : . ~:· . 1hrlll ...... 'l'lallliJ ChiMe~. ~ for ·Tont ••• 11:61 (,iwdurJI l.ljjJI l:OD WOIUD'a <'861' • ., Rebert Goulet hal llped CJ!S.TV lD do a opecllf . wlllr hloi future belcle, Coral· Lal!• - - · .... Is the best bel lo alar In lbal oetworlr'o 11111111<al, "CCndere1la,'' by Rodgero rmd B•mlhM( stein. Anna Marie AJber1helll 1s beirrtl -strt r... 1!Je le"'"" nrle whldl - orfPro111 · enated h)' .Julle ADd...,._ CBS .It aJao buB)' wortIDe up • formot f<lr Jlob whldl IOOIIId alar him 1 ot m'•rle ~ lelies -kly IIOIIIOilme Ill lbo future ..... Cnroh)', BIDI'a eldest baa heeD ailned to bla first eotJ""'•ina" TV nrle ill NBC's UIWI 001110C1J oeries, "T h a BiD J)aoa ...... whicb will be _ , SnMay n18J111 IIlio fall. Clwby will plaJ ll!e beD • bop aldeklet "' ..,._ ... a1ar am Darro. w11e wiD be pcala8111C lbe Lilli .Amorlou Jooo JlluoNa ..... .arr,.Jer Qrrp.'i "Emppre" .... really reiUrllliil Rlchor4 . Jrcaa "' the ipid!&M m. ..... PI IIJ'IIIIbe ..... llaa ... .......,... W'll'llll' Brae. 1o reo re' ,n• "A ft!•mer Place," Ja ' ' " Ll~-· Ouel' .... ~'l(I..IJn!l ' .. U:ot · ~ IIUIP . . '' . .. . .. ' : f::lj lliiill· .... . ' '7':10 ..... ~ ' ._,,,.,. . . . a:ot J11111t1J 1118n' · t:oo ·c 1 • •..,roo U:JI ~-- 7lil ~ I:JJ - Or~ IN • .. ~5-1¥ lO:GO . • ,,•. ~-..-~ llopl T FRIDAY li:45S.aC·· - •. . l:af ~ • 8crvat Chan..... 11 &&;an I' - ,..., U:IJ A......., Awonl Sa, 1:• lit; ·CWn111"' 1:111. 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Eveatn& llofalt ·n.e 12:31 - · · Pap l:JI 'IJQIS1:31 Aa Tbe World Tura 11;11 Sp4rll JleOGd~ .·. 7:40 tod81 Show . 7::15 TO<' OUt Your WQ ..!.:• ~·11<11111111 · Do Y• 1'rllll t:OO A$eriC811 BaNI••nd I:JO - 1:45 Corocob ·Report 7:15 ltlna CBS lleporta. ,..:10 Doble Glllil liboW ll;<IIJ lmrl Ud8 .. . . . . - .. · ·Dlllly · c~ • .... 7:1.6 Wealber 1:00 You AIUtl FOE ll .-·. -1'- .WOf.$-TV TI' STATIC I:GO ~... For A DQ. THURSDAY > .I:JO Drll&Jlel .~ 7:011 £SSO lleportAr 1:111 McKeever I< ColoDII 4- ·~· t:ot. Sea IIUal t:<IO ...... Room, Dadd,J. WtiTfNV • -o'llten £V.... 10:111 1'181 Your HUDCb 11:t0 Pr... 1> BJIIjll t:a Ar& '.nikWtc Wctf5.1V through the states. They plan to · Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Boy. Ies and family and then on to Alaska where they will visit wtlh Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Mrl- 10:00 Sa) Wbeo lt:ili r..wa f:lt Chnnel. 11:ot ParoiJa'l t&!lbc:: 12:111 CBS WloiiiiiJc1!on 1:. 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Report It:"" Li¥1111 Wlri 10:41 OrrhoiDJ 1101. • 11 :M .'lbla I& l'lle Lila II '3t fl'rollllon of Fallh 12:00 TV Qiapel 12:10 Aat A Pl'ioot 12:41 A New Life 1:ot Goopel 11arm0D7 Boys 1:30 Bristol WJage 1:45 BasebaD ·~ 1:56 CltarleltAra Va Elmh 4:4& Soore Board 5:110 Two Gel>tJemM 5:10 BulhriAkle 8:110 The Preu 8:30 News 6:41 WeaUrer 8:110 Spotts 7:ot O'Toole 7:111 Wall IJJII"'I . :30 Cor M t:ot lO:ot sa- of Weelt 11:ot!lewa 11:11 ....... 11:11 l{eJIIoll ""''"'ai tiO!JIIi,.t uo .Queeo ror a-net 3 " " ~ Car;nlari IO:ot Town HaD . ·.• ctt ~;: ::::;re~ WSAZ-TV a-t 3 I I :lltl ' -, ~ WSAZ-TV lrip ~tlttl -MONDAY SUNDAY' ther aoo SeveraI members of Heath Jer Methodist Youth Fellowship · are planning to attend the Mr. and Mrs . Ros~oe Wise Methndlst youth camp at the were In Columbus this week. Lancaster camp Grounds. Mr. Wednesday they went to Forkand Mrs. Leo Smith. counselors ed Run . Lake for . a camping , will accompany them. tnp. He 1s on vacation from hiS at' Planning to attend are Mike work at Kyger C,eek Plant. Lloyd, Forrest Bachtel, Jr., Theor daughter, Jenm[er, vosot- ser Mike Archer Dianne Criswell ed with her grandparents. Mr. Th Sarah Becht!~, carolyn Searles: Mrs. John Scott, while the David Oliver and Keith Morwere 1n Columbus. gan, Johnny Blake, Kay Ault, .Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hysell I· Margie Harris, Sandy . Simpeon, VISited th•s week with I heIr M: Bill Davis, Robert Swanson, daughter and son-In-law, Mr. Cr and Asa Bradbury. Kenny and Mrs. George Johnson, Sec- Gr Smith will accompany h i ood Ave. parents to camp. EM-3 Earl McKinley, who Is W• with the Navy, Is here for a 13- J& furlough with hls parents, ar· Annual Democratic . and Mrs. 0. E. McKinley, Club Picnic Held Front-st., Middlepotl. He arriv. The annual Democratic Club ed Wednesday from his base In picnic was held In the Grange Charleston, S. C. lit Hall at the Meigs County Fair Recent visitors with M r s. It grounda Sunday July 14. Victoria Stacy were her dough- 1t< Y A picnic ~asket dinner was ter-ln-law, Mrs. William Stacy co served_all p.m. to a very large, and son, Howard and daughter, in;" enthu~1ast•c crowd. A program Wilda, from Sedalia, Missouri, of music was furnished by Mr. her daughter, Mrs. P a u I and children of StockFrancis Andrews, George Shipman, Mrs. Joe Wippel, port, Ohio, and Miss Irene Boa- wt Fredmck and Glen Baker. bout of Cleveland. in a[ter-dlnner program consisted of Introduction• and a talk by TO HOLD REUNION Mr. Robert Sweeney of Cleveland. The next meetlnll will be Relatives and friends of the at Salem Center unles•· furtlber Hoffman family will hold their IUUiouncernent is made. annual reunlon"on Sunday July 21st at the Union Camp Grounds ., ANNOUNCE BIRTH near New Haven, W. Va. a Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Rowl- basket .dinner will be held at ey, Jr. are announcing the birth Ure DOOI1 hour. · of a 1011, Thursday, July 18 at Holzer Hospital in Gallipolis. The baby, who weighed eight pounda and two ounce. llu been FOR ALL OCCASIONS II8Died Roderlclc Allen. Grandpsrerts are Mr. and Mn. Wll- We Wlii bowen e_veqwhere buc Rowley, Sr., Bradbury, and Mr. and Mrt. Charles Murray WY 2•~:19 of Pomesoy. Great-crrmdparenla DAY or NfGHT ore MI-. IIIIi Mrs~ Otho Murray Pomeroy Flower ShoD Of P.cneroy•. The couple have , Kro. Mtllord Van Meter I D h Aeel enta eat Od A church which has an edu- 'C Miss Sally Schaaf. Mrs. R. C. Sansbury, C. B. Weise, and Miss Mary Chapman visited recently in Dayton with Miss Schaaf's brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Jon Schaaf. Miss Jeanette Crooks has re.. turned .from a v1s1t to C\~veland w•th a classmate. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Boy- MOSCOW (UPIJ - The \ Izvestia .. ld lhat the fonnor lw.. 44, and a graduate _.. the government newspa· agent for the Amer,lcano deleded Amorican University in Beirut. today reported becauoe he wao "outraged" by I The man, in lhe letter, ..id be Arab • born former ~ .S. intelligence aotiviUes epda~- ! was 1 naturalized American cit~ of the U.S. Nation- gering peace In the Middle illlll. \zen and had worked for lbe Near Agency in Wash- The alleged deleetor w"" Idea- I East seelion of the Natioaal Sodefected to Rus- tified as Viktor Norris Homllton. ' curity Agency beginning in 1957 asked for political bom Hindall. who ..ld In an but hac! resigned for reaoons of · open letter I<J bveslla that he "principle." 1 Hamilton said In the open letter on lzvestin'a back page that be l had married the former Lilly ] · ' U U R · !Bell Drake, whom be had met in \ F'IRST REGA'ITA WINNERS -The first two wm~ers rn Sundays Gal po s I' ·Benghazi Libya gatta are shown above as they flashed across the frmsh lme marker buoy rn t h I • • H . ' h · ed ha h ' Class C-1 Runabout. The craft at extreme right is S-41 , piloted by Clint Geith of In· 1 c arg t t • was am11on beat an 1 took second place in the event. Close IJe. ,. E Jc!id, 0. , who won the second heat and thl were sened to those named above and Bev· Will who asked grace. The next meeti~g will be held at the home o[ Mrs. Eldon Country" was used for the Mr!'. A. M. Cox and first time at the Methodist Mrs. Connie Raleigh and church Town and Country con- ter Barbara of Warren, vention held In Minneapolis, Sherry and Faith McCain Minnesota, July 9-12. \Mrs. Massar and Mrs. McCain. rfp Rowley. Palll 1L Beraft, Olllo 18les dlreetor for aD Sevenlb·Day Adveallsl )IUIIealloJis spoke loday at lbe Seveodb Day Adveallst Cllarcll dllriAI lbe s4 p. m. oervlee. EMer, B.,.. net luis been 1 pablllhlog ...,..etary alaee 1851. of the ''Church in Town a n d Swan, Mrs. R. V. II Russians -- Izvestia PAUL BERNET Dodderer, Mrs. Frederic Goe- Around And ~ 'f About i: J lf. Middleport e ~ Mrs. Jack Harrison and sons, John and Danny have returned home after a week'• visit In Sullivan, Ind. where they were the guests of her sister, Mrs. J. B. Parker. the fQrmer Katie -- NEW SYMBOL bel, Mrs. Clarence Headley, 1 The new symbol shown above !Mrs. 1. 0. McCoy, Mrs. U 1 a h A .1 J MONDAY, JULY 22, 1963 NO. 82 yet pictu,res of tbe many usea enjoy meeting and discussing : straw In rooking Chrlslmas decnew trends in nower arrange- orations which can be used a1 tree ornaments or In flower at· rangements. The arrangement for I h month was made by Mrs. HerHas man Black using zlhniu In a circle arrangement. Flower arrangements were judges a n d ribbons awarded Mrs. Mc<:aia and Ml'll. Clarence Headley. Members and guestso ~::~~:I Ing were Mrs. Guy 8 Mrs. Carl Barnhill, Mrs. man Blac~. Mrs. Charles Carr, _,~- ... ,ow.. ~· Mrs. J. S. Davis. Mrs. E. 89th Annual convention I August 23 -27 of the Middleport ------------------·POMfli,.OY-MIODLEPORT. OHIO VOL XV ::::1 were dinner guests of Mrs. Hel- ,.., eld. • , ol Mr. aJd Mrs. Jullaa elarl Falls. Tbe ope• weddlog will he ao rl August I ol 7:31 p. Middleport Council President Wayne Gibbons ""ld a hearint will be co•pucted at 7 p. 111. ~'"''~,;{l;.;f!W1!&t@.':'f"'AlF~ this evening on charges bJ · Mayor Lee Smith that resulted ' \in village patrolman Ithamer \Neal presenting serving a 10. day 1uspension . 1 Mayor Smith declined to elalt orale on ch.srges against Patro~ man Neal. · His stalement said: Patrol ioard of 1'mstees of the man I. R. Neal i.s now servin@ f1ft Hospital Association . a l~ay suspension frOID the 1 proved registration of penod 11 P· m. July 19, 11163, Memorial Hospital, Hos- \'" 11 P· m. July .~!, 1. ~. • lD .dministratDr George 0. reg~rd to his O~t~:lf~· said today. Ipoliceman •nlf, ,. ··• Mr. Gibbons Indicated P·atro~ Inspection of .'acililies. I man Neal asked for the hearin&. tel. orgomzat10n, and I Proceedings will be carried . was l'Onducted by _A. oul. under law, with council Wd, f~ld repres.entatlve j sitting 811 jury, and Mr. GibAmertciln Hospital As- bons presiding smce the ma:yor "'· recently and the ap- is plaintiff. by the board followed Patrolman N.,.l has served ?ft. Ifor many years as night mer· result of the registration , \ chant policeman contracting Memorial Hospital will w1th individual merchants for '>d in the Guide lssue of ! his services, and in addition il 11!1. official Journal of .employed by t~e town as nighl rterican Hospital Associ- 1 patrolman for certain other the year 1963, along ,serviL'es_ J other hospitals approv. JUghout the Umted States. . :.d report of operations en filed to be used in the ·, . oue of the Journal . Smith pointed out that ] 11stration is the final step , survey for accreditalion.l trvey however . cannot be "!ted until the hospital has 1 One of three cars Involved ·n operation at least one Iin an 8(.-cident Sunday was d~ molished. but no one was reported injured, Pomeroy Pollet tho Rocine Methodist .. . . ;IStration Hospital 1 ~pproved I 1 :r· (ar Demo}isbed _ : .· _- 1 I In - - - Collision Near Bri'dge ..trol Reports .;· ~igs Accident ~r Chester > . . Ohto St~te Pa~rol mv~stione acc1dent m M e 1 g ··• over the wee~end at 3:40 Sunday one m1le north of on Rt. 7· said today . Richard Keith JeEfefl, 11, Pomeroy. was charged with fail· · to maintain a sure, salt arter his car. rammed into one driven by Eliaabetb Farrar, Chester, when s h 1 slowed to make a turn onto tht Pomeroy bridge. The impact her car to hit one to her driven by Elbert Franklin, Pomeroy. Time of the ace~ was fixed at 4 p. m. Jeffers ' car was believed tc be a total loss. The others haQ damage. Jeffers Ia driven north by Willi· Corey, 17, Betpre. was another car, went out of appear before Mayor Char-and struck a bridge. Legar. was demolished. but In other poll<e 1ction C. F. '!ltilv., escaped injury . He Frost was being held by Pornto Meigs juvenile police foUowtng · 1 dJsturb. '"~\lora cha~ge of speed in once at Carty's Reslliu'anl. " condot•ons. 1lso are lnvestigatin& 1 reported by the patrol · and enterlle 11 Ohio William Crum, 311, Valley Compellf wberl loclged in Galllpoli• wire lllld bna wert ~~.. o[ driving while llllltetime belA- 4 ·P. hearing is set Sunday and todo)' 11 f:U . and Edward W. u.. lltoft was reportft. Rt. 3 Pomeroy, was Pollee ahot llllll ldllell i court Friday hOI oo Mu~v. wlro •ehtCie. lboy onawered 1. .,.Ji Ill youths convicted 1:27 1. m. The otiimll ~ county court Saturday 1 )lei'IIGII lbo :W Ill I a 111 f·,~·om~~~ I. Smith, IC, ,1Wit1tact. ', fined $10 ahd Lee ~ .... and ·James H. 'Ill· 1i l1lli r~ fined $15 and ~ !ell of center. l'lrllt, 'I �' ·~ The Role Gardel! Chlb lleld ments and nowergrowlnl. itt IIIIIU8l pl~ thO ~ Mra. A. M. C.. reported Mn. Nonnan MoCaln witb plans bavo been made wltb Mrs. Cbarlet! Mao...- lllllltlns· clo Restllurant for ~ C. hrl$~ I a dellcioua barbeclle dtn- mu party, Mil. J. I. ~·~ ner, a tour ct loin. MCCIID'a program chairman, !banked gardeo wao made. 1committee for ""~ The bWilneu meeting w a& completing the _.-..... ~or . 1c;::;~1 by Mra. Frederic the new Year Boob. !( It was decided to have "Harvest now for Christmal1' Inactive list for memben was the program to)llc pOll who feel It Is Impossible to par- . by Mrs. Goebel. She !~~~owed in the programs, yet I pictures of the many uses enjoy meeting BJld discuulng ; straw In making Cbrlstma, dec· trends in flower arrange· ;orations which can be. used as tree ornaments or In flower ar· at Dies:o. Calif. , after a visit with Mrs. Ruth HesB. While here they were dinner guests of Mrs. Hel· en Shuler, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Burns, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Aicher and Mrs. Margaret Arch· er all of Middleport ; Mr and Mrs . Delmar Rothgeb , Ch.shlre ; Mr. and Mrs Harry Osborn Jr ., Reedsville ; and Mr. Rural Church Has Original New Symbol and Mrs. Harry Osborn Sr., Pomeroy. Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Roush (Carolyn Sue Hess) and family of Charleston, W Va. were recent guest! of Mr . and Mrs. Elmer Bums and attended the reunion held Sunday, honoring her brother, E. W. Hess. Their brother Charles who Is in sen· ice and sister Charlesanna Hess of Washington , D . C. were un- Sr. (Martha Hudson ) and fanr Uy or Columbus were guests of Mrs. Ruth Evans Sunday. and attended the reunion held at Kyger Creek honoring her eou· sin, E. W. Hess . Mrs. Grace Hess returned to her home, Columbus Sunday, after a week's vi!it with her sis· ter. Mrs. Ruth Evans . Miss Barbara Logan , Miss Tamara Finlaw, Miss Patricia MARY EL.I: Hennessy, Miss Rosetta Lisle I 1. • and Miss Mary Lou Cundiff \1 r . and Mrs. Henry·1 pent this week with Miss Con· noundng the e>ng'lgement nte Morarity, Syracuse. The their daughter , Mary Ellu girls visited one day rn Park· tart Fails. Miss Euler w~ .t ersburg, W. Va. school She will graduile August and will teach alB fall Mr. Hill was • 1956 gr ha8 served two ye::~ rs in tfu ing. The wedding wilt taltr thr !lacine Metho~ist chpr wedding will be observed. 1 8. 89th Annual Convention Is AU'gust 23 -27 o. oites,WCfU president of Mrs. the L. Middleport or- llr~rr~:~~~~~ ganJzation, is annoull{'ing 89th annual National WCTU Conventioo to be held at the Chittenden Hotel in Columbus, Ohio, August 23--27. The preceding day , August 22, has been designated as Ohio Mrs. Jack Harrison and som Day at the convention. At this and Danny have returr conference the Ohio WCTU will home after a week's visit i transact all necessary business, Ind. where they wef· elections and appointments, guests uf her sister. Ml'f since there will not be another B. Parker, the former Kat)! conference this CaU. 1 Mrs. Diles urges Miss Sally Schaaf, Mrs . R. C to plan their vacation the Sansbury, C. B. Weise, and Mi& gust 22·27 week and enjoy the Mary Chapman visited recenL in;;piration of both con~entio~. Jy In Dayton with Miss Schaaf'~ MIS! Margaret Sauer IS Me1gs brother and sister-in-law, M( County WCTU president and is and Mrs . Jon Schaaf. stressing the need for i Miss Jeanette Crooks has re of the youth in the danger of alcohol . Every women 1n turned . from a visit to Cl~ve the county is eligible for mem· land w1th a classmate. bership in the WCTlf organi· Mr . and Mrs. Clarence BO)j zation. les left for a western t r i \ through the states . They plan b visit Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Boy· Plan To Att.,nd les and family and then on tJ Alaska where they will vist Metlwdi•t Camp with Mr. and Mrs. Rooald Mil Several members of Heath About Middleport ~~h~!~o~~ att:~]ows~: Mr. and Mrs . Roscoe WiSf Methodist youth camp at the I WedrleisrnlayColumbus this week Lancaster camp Grounds. Mr. 1 they went to Fork and Mrs. Leo Smith, counselors Run Lake for a campin~ will accompany them . trip. He is on vacaUon from hit Planning to attend are Mike work at Kyger C,eek Plant. Lloyd, Forrest Bachtel, Jr., Their daughter, Jennifer, visit Mike Archer Dianne Criswell ed with her grandparents, Mr. Sarah Becht!~. Carolyn Searles: and Mrs. John Scott, while tht David Oliver and Keith Mor- Wises were in ColurnbUB. gan, Johnny Blake, Kay Ault, Mr. and Mra. Frank Hyser Margie Hartis, Sandy Simpson, this weell: With t h e i 1 BJU Davis, Robert Swanson, and son-in-law, Mr. and ~ Bradbury. Kenny Ge<Jrse Jotmson, Sec~ Smith wlll accompany h i Ave. parents to camp. EM-S Earl McKinley, who li wlth the Navy, is here for a lJ. day furloush with his parentS, Annmd Democratic Mr. and Mrs. 0. E. McKinley, Club Picnic HeW Front-st., Middleport, He arrivThe annual Democratic fd Wednesday from his base in picnic was held in the Charleston, S. C. Hall at the Meigs County Recent visitors with M r 1. groonds Sunday July 14. Victoria Stacy were her doughA picnic ~sket diMer was ter·ln-law, Mrs. William Stacy served at 1 p.m. to a very and son, HoWard and daughter, enthusiastic crowd. A program Wilda, fr xn Sedalia, Missouri, of music was furnished by Mr. her daua:hter, Mrs. P a·u I Francis Andrews, George and children of Stockman, Mrs. Joe Wippel, Ohlo, and Miss Irene BeaFrederick and Gleo Baker. o{ Cleveland. after-dinner program of introductions and a talk by Mr. Robert Sweeney of Clt!'ve- 1 TO HOLD REUNION tand. The neKt meetins will Relatives and friends of the Et Salem Center unless fur11her l~~!~:;'~ family wiU hold their announcement is made. reunion on Sunday July 21st at the Union Camp Grounds {: ANNOUNCE BIRTH near New Haven, W, Va. a Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur RowJ .. basket dinner will be held at ey, Jr. are announcing the birth •th~e~noon;:::";h~oor~-~:":"":;"~ of a ...,, Thunday, July 18 at 1 Holzer JIGspltal in Gallipolis. !'he baby, who weilhed eight pounds and two ounceo lias been named Roderick Allen. Grandparento l!'e Mr. and Mrl. WI~ bur Rowley, Sr., and Mr. and Mr1. Charieo of POIIIOI'O)I, .... Mr. llld Mn. ,.., Gld. llr~ lflllard Van WI e!YI TV ·· ~ I '• ra~m:;:_~~gement tor PAUL BERNET Paul A. Benet, l*o oaleo director for all Sevea~Day Adveatlat polrUcolltmo opolo lodoy 11 tbe Sev011tlt Day Adveatlst Cluudl thlrlllg tbe 114 p. m. ""lee. Elder, Beraet bu beelt a poblloh!Dg oecretary &loco 00, ' , • I • . </, ' . •• 1 .. . ~~ ' "' ,/1 • .,. ... . ' '' - : ' oil . 4 ~- ··~- t ~- ----------------------------------POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO VOL XV ' ' • 1:10 Popeyt • ·~ • t:IIO Ruff & Ready t:3fl Ruff & Reddy 10:00 Shari Lewia iO::io King Leonardo 11:00 Fury _ 11:30 Make Room For Daddy 12:00 Mr. WIZird 12:30 Clem & Luke Show 1:30 Navy Blue Angels 2:00 John's Scrapbook 2:26 Reds Vs. Braves 5:30 TV Digest 1:00 America Wants to Know 8:30 News & Sports 1:40 Weather 6:45 News 7:00 Saturday Jamboree 7:3f.i Sam Benet.!ict 8:3C Joey Blllbop 9:00 Saturday Night Movie 11:00 News ' ne iooviO I -·· "' • . -;;; .•. the- ........ put ·"""'"·t<d . . , .:::.. · - ltor)' . . .. loJtl 1¥ - . ~ •- ' , 1 '. ·-t - "''Y' ca- .., .- . ' .. f • Sefi'PeaatJ00 J. WCHS--TV Ch•nnel t · • 1:011 College Seriea .~ ··- tlie .Almanac ·. • . . •. . ·::tu '" , ; ~ '!iy , lJ!Olw r- . ~ - ·~. ' -.... Baseba.II PIayers M . ay HeIp j• , ,. ; .•. . 'fte ' . - ''iltlirl ·art. :JUjlilc ..... ind Satuhl. . - - Tbe eveaiag 1tar 1:3(1 Detent~ers 9:30 Ha~· e Gun Will ;raveS 10:00 ._;unsmoke 11:00 Newt • · Patrol Reports WHTN-JV Channel 13 ::! 3:30 Lei's p...,. .. . sporta l!rOotillta 1:30 . .:311 Gau,)il ' Melt •=• a-&mtr .lltl.'kitC. .. . t\lefi . . te:• Fl&bt ol. Weelt 12:30 ·Qilllw Theater I R fl J.: 110 f'IICJta 1:30 :otperman 2:110 Aldrldt .Thea.. · , • · •• Near Chester a, 12:30 Allalta,.m ~..rd wa; 1 M • A "d e•gs en t:eo Pa~ • Mike 1:30 Word of L~e ie:oo Social Security 10:30 fllurcb of Cbrlll lj:Oo "tartoonavllle" , 11:30 Beatl,l' " Cedi 11:110 Bup Bll!lRY t:• Near 'dge 8 I 11:15 Double Thriller U:OO New1 Car Demolished Jn Collision park cars At counl y Fair • I ~ •lo c..Wi ·~ J I 1 al;'lhO The i 1 "'1\Miay' ls ~~. Ji!Jy IOtat day 4Ji I~ with tiM' lAo "~- follow. ,· ·~ ··~ 12:30 hews 1:111 Old Timers Day 2:00 Twins Vs. Yank• 5:00 IloctOI"JI AI Work 5 :30 ,Early Show 7:00 Cannon BaU 7:30 Lucy Desi ' sunday Shoot I s s uccess oh·10 LegiOD . oqld End 11:20 Movil ll:OO JliJI TiD TID I 11:30 Ito)' Rogers Show 12:00 Slcy Kiog ' :,,I (s ApprO\'ed ,_ 111:30 M•ghty'. Mou" PlaybOUH Hear Charge A • 1 NeaI Reedsvt'lle Is Reii'ISfralJOD 0£ Hospi'fal It: 10 Weather ll : JS Sport! ·t•OO Capta1n Kangai'(M) cOUDCI•I T0 0 Dea d At Age 77 . . .,.. .,,...,... ~- ProdUCOI'I starred lhelll l• iold, aDJI !.•-ill _10-.1 '""'~' alorie&-leaturiDg W\IBI ·~Y It" • • • !Ike • ·~:• ll)'er. od "feminine appeal." Women lo~ .no.s ,!loU, wai left 'balt!r' Of the land dwiatecl" flliD ;..~;.. i>t!, ~·· • • ' - ; 1oos anti !!glam<lr" was 'I he Anothei theory is tbal mov• word oii wbO>h moveis _were lea which once glorified tender ,.. .. roiDllllCe frOm tbe · femiftidft ~~.. at t~ peak of lhelf-bo:r vtewi>OIDI oo~ tell ·of.ltist from office fame, tba Gables aniHrie the dlale view as $ho\;t.to;l"'ll!Flynns were ocistal'fed wit \1 pete w!ih. televisilltt "'lleftalnname actfnses tO biatlre 'their DlOI)l. , ~!'! OUtother. "!eo• . Is . • that tod,y'S'IMijlgeta llf• -~ y"i'erday•a fem)lti~ -,~ .. TODAY'S full or.. :·,.1 · ' ...-.en is ••JI. ed I D h ACCI enta eat f Toll Is TerrI lc M' Kibb}e ()£ -.. 11111 "' .... ......... -. ,......hiaa... Gaj. MOSCOW (UPI)- The ' Izvestia oaid lhol the former lwao 44, and ' g.-aduate <t the government newspa• ~ agent for tbe Amer,icaftl defected . American University in Beirut. Izvestia today reported , because lie wao "outraged" by 1 The man, in the lette.:, oaid lie an Arab. born former lJ .S. intelligence actlvities ertdan· ~ was a naturalized AmerlcaD citlof the U.S. Nation- gering peace in the Middle Eut. and had worked lor tlle Near Agency in Wash- '.MJe alleged defector waa ideo- I Eaat seetion of the NatiOAal !Je. has defected to Rus- tified as Viktor Norris ·Ramilton. ,curity Agency beginning in J957 and asked for political born HindaJi. who said In an but had resigned for reasons of open letter to Izvestia that he "principle." 1 Hamilton said in the open letter . on Izvestia'• bad< page that he l ' bad married the former Lilly j . , :Bell Drake, whom he had met in , f 'IRST REGATIA WINNERS- The first two winners m Sundays Gallipolis R.. Beogha~d. Ubya. gatta are shown above as they flashed across th.e fmiSh .hne marke~ bucty. 1n t h t e e Ham1·t•·· h •M lh • · of b& ID· •.,,. !:! arl§~ at ue was 1 Class C-1 Runabout ' The craft ·at extreme right kIS S-41 d, p1loled ] · bythChot Getlh t Cl 'ted f · k b dependence 0 who won the ftrst heat ani too secon pace m e even . ose Violent summer storms straf· :~r~1meril':~ e;:,:~e w~:~ ~ ~ hind .him ~s 's-7·,' piloted by Fred Hufgard, EJcHd, 0 ., who won the second heat and tht ed states aroJJnd Lake Michigan Inamed only as "Maxwell." ~ ~r~a~ce~m~th::IS~C::Ia:ss :-:__.- - - - - - - - - -- - - - - ; - - - - - - - - - -and along the South Atlantic seaboa'rd Sunday nigbt and earIt was just an average mid·summer weekend in Ohio, " Maxwell," he said, had ar~f'%m~~~"~] ly today, Up to eight Inches of the ~tate's accidental d~ath toll was terrific . . I ranged for his admission to an I ISS ~" R~c~.~~ ~Ill.' wbo will 1 \ rain fell in Indiana. A United Press Internatwna\ survey from 6 p.m. Frt- linlelligfllce st"hoo\. "Tempo X," wed Mary Elizabetb Eultor, I Hall one inch In dlameter '!ntil Midnight Sunday showed .•t least 27 persons ,where he w"' given te...ns in daupler of Mr. aod Mrs. pounded Montello, Wis., strip. m all types o.f accidents_ Traffic as usual, was the lcryptogt·aphy and general intelliHtouy R. Ealer, Portlalld, 11 I ping trees of their leaves and big killer, accountmg for 19 of the deaths. Four drown· 1gence techniques. I Ute son of Mr. 8 •1d Mr11 • Julian threatening maturing crops. The 1 ings, a shooting, a plane crash, a deotn caused by light- ; s· I 1t Le F 11 Tb ning and a picnic mishap accounted for the other fatali- ' . '""' June 1957 • the defector HI, tart • '· • opea t~alns · hardest'.hJt was the little town ties. sa1d, . he wa~ employed by the . , cbuub weddtn& will be, •• ~ of PAckwaukee, Wis. The winds The de::.ti inrlnfiptf· NSA m Washmgton at Aliminton Mis~ Lucy Kibble of Reeds· I tvent of August. t at 7.30 .'· Middleport Councn President on 1kicked up 10 foot waves FRIDAY NIGtrr janl•e, drowned when his boat ~a\ld atdlater at Ft. Mea<re. ville, age 77, passed away Sat·l m. at thll! 'Racme Metbodl8t Wayne Gibbons said a hearinj Lake Michigan. Marietta : ·Alice Crook, 58, and capsized in the Salem Reservoir I ea e. urday afternoon at tl'.e Green-. Cburcb. wJJI be conpucted at 1 p. m. _ Mrs. Flora Reynold~, about 55, as he was trying to get t~ sh~re 1'. He was registered. as a•. E>xpert I lawn Convalescent horne at Vi- i!ii'.¢C\~5PW,t#~~'"rtr.?w·.,~~,,~.,., this evening on charges b, COLUMBUS - George ALTITUDE RECORD of Marietta, killed when because of an apprll8chmg 10 the Near Eastern sect100, he ,enna, w. Va . • • 11Mayor Lee Smith that resulted Wright, ·Cuyahoga Falls, . Joe Walker jthelr car was struck by a train thunderstorm. ' said, of the department called Miss Kibble was born at in village patrolman Ilhamer 1Neal presenting serving I 10. .i ust prior to at a crossing south of Marietta. Toledo : Marsha Ann Dixon, 3, "AIIo" whiC'h covered inteUigence Reedsville where she was as- I ~elected chairman of the OhlO 1 Leaue .of Young Republican n~ec:r~ldof about 67 Lima : Roger L . Routson, 11, fatally injured when hit by a for the Umted Arab Republic, sociated with the A. B . Kibble j ,da}' suspension. Clubs for ·the 'coming year in the X·lS. He Cridersville, killed when his car near her home. Syria, Iraq. Lebanon, Jordan, Store. She taught school for 30 I Mayor Smith declined to elalt the group's convention here at Edwards A i bicycle was struck by an auto SUNDAY Saudi Arabia, Yemen, Lib)'.a, Mo· years, was a member of the I orate 'on ch~t.rges acainst PatfOI.. lng the weekend. C lif at an intersection of two Allen Columbus: Stewart ~ayne, .12, ·rocco, Tunis, . ~rkey, l ran, Reedsville Christian church and / man Neal .' 8 1 Five vice chairman ase, a · County roads. Columbus, drowned while sw1m· Greece and l!.'thtOpl~t. Iwas active in 4-H work , serving 1 HiN slatement IBid: Patrol· by- the delegates were Henry Assumption : Randy J . Sta~a. ming in Alum Cr~k at Colum· as 8 club advisor for over 30 M. O'NeUl, Columbus: 2. of near Metamora, killed ln a bus. years. The Board or Trustees of the I man I. R. Neal ~ now aerY in@ w8u81), Lancaster; Richard two car collision at an inter· Bellefontaine: Monty Lee l Surviving art two nephews . American Hospital Association 'l a l~ay suspens~ from the Myers, Piqua; Charles . on U. s . 20 two mile! Faugher, 20, Dayton, drowned I Don and Dale Kibble both ~Jf • has approved regtslration of penod 11 p. m. ;July 19, 18163, Fi~~lliy,, and Warren Relbe, of Assumption in Fulton in Mountain Lake five miles · East Liverpool, end 'a n~ce, i Meiss Memonal HospLtr.i, Hos.- 110 11 p. m, July .~1. 1183•• Cleveland. east iif Bellefontaine when hls MISS Patience Russell of Co-. Ipita\ Administrator George 0 !re~ard to hla 4~t~ "t-~8 SATURDAY boat u.pset while he was fishing . ~. lumbus. , ... ISmith said today. I ~M>hceman onlf.. ·· · MIAMI BEACH.Grand Rapids: Arthur Mag· Mar1etta : John Robert Back- The Me~gs. County O~tmhun- Funeral service! will be held An Inspection of facihties. i Mr . G1bbons indicated PatroL in the Miss Untverse ..,.. ~ 44. Roehester, Ind. ; Carrol. ie, 9. Bridgeport, drowned In 1 ters AssocJBttan gun shoot Sun- , Tuesat at 10:30, EST at the per~onnel orgamzation and man Neal .asked f.or the hear~&. headed for h_Ome today, an~ . ClEVELAND 4UPH - The . 22, Toledo •. and William /'the M~skinlf:lm ~iver a~ Bever- day at 1ts club bouse was well Reedsville Christian church records ~as conducted ·by A. ' Pro('eedmgs WJIJ be came~ of them mu wondered If It of racial diSI'rimlnotlon Smith, 30, ToJedo, m a car-truck ly while swJmmmg With two attended, members reported to- with Rev Elden Boggs offieiat- M Gould field representative I o.ut: unde~ law, With counc•l was aU a dream. a rose in the American crash on U.S. 24. brothers. ,day, ing and burial in Reedsvil1e of . the A.;,erlcan Hospital As- :ting as ~~ry. and Mr. Glb"Somebody pinch me," ~-Legion state ('(Invention here dur- i Canal Fulton : Donald Ralph I Bowling Green : Angela Like, Friday evenmg I regular cemetery. !sociation recently and the ap. l. n~ ~r~s mg sm<.:e the mayor geSted 18-year-old leda Marla .ing the weekend and the dele- Smith, 65, Akron, kUled by j9, months, Route 1, Hoytville, meetmg with 30 members pre- Friends may call at the White 1proval by the board followed 1 '8 tam~ Iff. d Vargas of Brazil, ."1 .~ant to tgates. in a surprise move, ap-lightning as he walked along laceidentaUy sllot to death bY rsent, was held when George Funeral home at any time , and !hJs report. If atroman Nea1 11 ~· serve see If I'm drearmng. The proved a resolution to ban a dls- railroad tracks two miles soutb her 4-year-old brother' Robert, tl Grueser as cook served supper at the church one hour pnor ! . or many ~ears as night mer· Brazilian beauty, who won the 1criminatory clause from tbe con· of Canal Fulton. Iat their home. Plans were made to build out- to services. ~ ~a result of the r~tstratJOn.J chant. ~hceman contracting Miss Universe c_rown · ~tur· ·stdution of the 40 and 8. Mc.ConnelsvlUe: Chari~ ~· ! Day too : Theodore Isaacs, . 7, 1door picnic tables and o~r J Me1~s Me mona I Ho:>pJtai wJIJ :".1th md~vidual m~rchan':'. f~ day, prepared for a serleS of · The 40 and 8 is the legion's run Harris, 21, Stockport, k11led m IRoute 2, West Middletown, kill· picnic faclhttes at their club N C ld W St ., be l1~ted m t~e. Guide Issue of h1s serv1ces, and m adchtl~ Ul te1evlslon appearances ~ New !and honor 50Ciety. rn the past,·an auto collision on Ohio 266 in ed when he ran mto steel /house site. .. e~ O a~ age : Hosp1tals, . offiCial Journal of :employed by the town as n1ght '' York City before returmng to 1IL has banned all but wtlites from IMorgan County. cable stretched across a road In The next meeting will be F actng Red Gaanl8 ,the Amer1can HospJtal Associ- patrolman for certa1n ather ll'"riday, August 3, and ali mem- 1 MOSCOW (UPY.l - .The ~ov - 1 at.IOn for the year. 1963, along :servJces. ' her home ln Porto Alegre, Bra- lmember&hip on the basis of its l Salem: Clyde Baum, 54, AJU- Waldruhe Park. izl. 1constitution. I - - - - -- - -- -I bers are urged to attend as I iet Union and Commumst Chma , 1w1th all other hosp1t~ls approv. , -'--- - -.. 1 Past efforts to censure the soc-~ there are several items to be their ideological talks broken 1 ed ~roughout the Umted Sta.tes .. Hiram, Ohio - Coach Blanhad failed and the latest efdiscussed. ,off in failure . today began a llletatled report of operat1ons ' ton CoUiei' greeted 58 prospecwas expected to meet the/ Plentiful refreshments will new stage of the1r cold war for 1has been f1led to be used m the ; tlve Clevehlnd Browns fate, but Saturday the delebe served . ~ntrol .of the world 's Commun-i fall issue of the Journal. ) In th~ start of another oyerwhelmlngty approved " I I More shoots and wild cooo lSI parties. . . _I Mr. Smith pointed ~ut that tralnmg season. calling for an end to . Le . hunts are being planned m the Prem1er N1k1ta S. Khrush Ithe reg1stratu>n 1s the fmal step . [t was the first time ban. The rEsOlution will bel ~omeroy's Drew We~ster Post. 39, AmeriCan, gJOn, future. chev, seeking to align support before survey for accreditation. fl Browns' hist<lry tllat presented at the legion'' national Which has a co!'tract wlth the Meig~ Co~nty Fatr Board I for his peaceful coexistence po- This survey however, cannot be except Paul ~rown run in September. ! to handle parkmg at the Au~st fatr, wtU ask for help I Meigs Memoria IHospilal tides, announced plans to visit conducted until the hospital has I One or three cars Involved show at the annual Marines Oorp veteran Donald j from young basebal~ players ~Jsr6'e~a~o or at Ralph Gil- i ADMITI'ED - Mrs. William Hungary .. He already ha~ sched· been in operation at least one Iin an &l'Cident Sunday was d• session. CoiUer was named as Gruenbaum Marysville was· This was the declSJon reach~ 8 p, •Harden Syracuse· N 0 r m llled a tr1p to Yugoslavia ne1t year r hed b t ~ch followh:ig Brown's dismls· elected stat~ commander ~nd Ver- /ed at a recent meeting when more Store. !Grant 'Middleport'· Mary ~- month and summoned a meet· · · mo ~ . ·. ~ ~one ~esal early this year. non Allen, Cleveland. first vice the "~air P.olice Detail" was Second Vree Commander Guy cliffe,'syracuse; Matgaret Cade l tng of .the COMECON - East · =~ t~:~r • meroy Ole.! <Ommander, both without ch1el top1c. Eddie Guinther served a spag- ' Pomeroy. Europe s Common Market - for R' h rd K 'th J 18 MOSCOW - East • West nu· lion. , Main trouble ., lhe day shift hetti supper to members and DISCHARGES _ Vera Thomp- this week. _ p0~~r:y wase~harg::.11!~th fail : cl«}Qr talks entered their : - C. William Heat'!OCk, of n:'ost Legion men are de- guests. son, Letart, w. va.; F 10 r a --HITBV UMB t ing to ~aintain a sure, lift ond w~k today and diplo~kit~ hall near Columbus, was m regular. jobs and can. .. Long, Ches.hire; Mrs. William The Syracuse emergency CCI distance, after his car. rammed en~ouraged by, Premier N second vice romma~der be at the faagrouds. . Parade Is Drawin~&: Harden, Syracuse; 0 w i g h t squad took Mary Radcliffe to into one driven by Elizabetb ~. l<ltruahchev s state1ment hi"' Charles KooU, Cambridge. Commander Elza Gilmore Relristr t'o Greenlee, Pt. Pleasant ; Mar- Meigs Memorial bospttat alter Farrar, Chester, when s h 1 1 ns . "a~ agreement IS n8 SJg ' Glen HGrton Sr ·• a Detail Captain Don Folmer ;iJF 1 . garet Allen, Pomeroy. she suffered a possible broken slowed to make a turn onto thf prefticted accord .on partial War I veteran, defeated ap(troach leaders of the 811. Dowme and Bdl Childs, ~ BIRTHS - A daughter to collar bone after being struck Pomeroy bridge. The lmPMc1 tes~ ban by wee~ send. Portsmouth, for third Pony Baseball League he~mg arrangements for t~e Mr. and Mrs. Keith Kennedy, by a large limb falling from a The Ohio State Patrol mvestl- )caused h~ ctLr to hit one to her Tbe U. S., BrltlSh, and 11le Rev. learn if 13 - 14 year old boys Meags County Fair Centenmal Rutland. tree. gated one accident in MeIgs Ifront dri~en b Elbert Franll:· 1 negotiators were reported Newcomerstown, was help. In return, the Legion Parade, .anno~ed today sevcounty over the weekend at 3:40 lin Pomero ~of the act'ifar. along on the test ban for chaplain, agreed to make a era! regJs~at1os. . p. m. Sunday one mile north of de~t was fi:~ at 4 m ' tllat their talks hav• turned Tile balicl of Salem Po!l 56 to the Pony League - They Slid groups stltl WIShe echons . . . Chester on Rt . 7. Jeffers' car was :;,ti.~ed Ill other cold war problems, d best in the The County Pony League in· t~ r~ter may contact etA car driven north by Willi· Ibe a total loss, The others had ~ludtng mea~ure~tatok guar . F\'anklin Post 1 of teams from Letart FaDs, i Register:· in the parade are am ~· Corey, 17, Be~re. was l rr.odeNite damqe. Jeffers AI plnst surpr e a c ' second and Gallon Post 24S: I Pomeroy (2) and Sprin G Rt passmg another car' went out of to appear befote Maycw Olarthird. alkl opera~ J thon Mgs' raCnhage,l e utrhn 4 control, and struck a bridge. les Le•ar ona eJgs per, e Th d I' shed b t eo • MAKE TWO HUNS der the Pomeroy Boys' League of the American R._ e car was emo •-. , u I In other pollee action c. r. 'lb. lltddleport Eniergency Association. Each community, Blg Bend Minstrel AsBY CHESTER TANNEHILL lhe dnver escaped. mJury. He wu being held by Pom. -~;~/::•: .;.ade lwfl calls SUnday hOwever, supports its own en1 1932 auto owned EDGAR ARNOLD ACTING POMEROY postmaster was cited to Meigs JUVenile 1 pollee following -a dlsturbat 3:07 p. m. to the Ray: try. llnanctaUy, Independent of Jordon of Carpenter, Saturday asked '"cooperation" of patf..ns of the U. :'ce~'":o: ~:ri~n:r speed tn at Carty's Bestaurant. sl Nevill• residence, North Pomeroy Association. , llltique auto owned by R. !Mails to make his elerks' work more efficient · aloo are investlptJnc • I Front-~t from where a cblld Officer• stressed at the Rawllnp &uno Co., a buggy Without a douol Paul Casci, Middleport postmaster, . Arrests re~>rled by the patrol and -inl at Ohia taken Ill MeiJls Memorial ftl!!ellng the Fair DetaQ Is a and .a number ol and •very. othPr postmaster in Meigs county, prays for Uleiuded Wlllram Crum, . 311, VaUey Compuy wbert · and !be aecont1 to tile Poot project, and the . ,JIQIII'i · , the Will! thing. . Middleport, lOdged m Gallipolis <Opper wire and .,.... residence, Batley's only way of rals\"8 mooey . •All THE POST OFFICE DIIIARTMENT conducts a run- Jill on charge of dr~vmg .while sometime w- 4 ·if. tan'k·lllltln . 111o clllld, Marpret Code should make ~ •1- . • .CLASS TO MEET nlng battle with the Jetter.-wrttina public in Ibis matter lnt-letl. Hill healiRg " set m. SUnday ontl today at 7:43 tnis ~ to 'M:•IP to take thetr tum at help. The Chester lligh School ctasa .. of afflt:lng correct llld complete a~llresses upon pieces lor ....Y.- •,nd Edward W. when the lhefl wu reported. hospitala1 ,7:1i5 p, m. It was stated. 1831 lo holdlnC Ita annual ,of msil. House numbers and~~~ even, in small towns Wolf~. 55, Rl. 3 Pomeroy, wao Police ohot and tilled 1 . - - - '""' o1 Mrs. Eo- ore becoming an obsolute ~lty as the postal depart- cited !o M~lp court Friday lor hoc• ~,,..,•. wile ~'LEADS,. ta llelp ..W """ ~ , . on ment gels farther •nto automation. unsa,fe vehiCle. they -~_.•,.!!U~ M:- Dutton · dllt, K wu '""'"'"""' SUnday, Ju- AS LI!!I'I'IIB writer•, Oft can 1 , • TirO Melgt youtllo eonvlcted a. 111. 'I!* - S.!Uiday tlto ~~~~ I and clau 'beip by doiDj! lhjoga right in<orfectly or PD!"'IY ·Or!- In Gallta. county court Sllturday ...., the W IIIIo • , 'oelvoa, and being <ertaln t'ltl!llced ~~a '!'lwlnao J. Srnttb, It, . "'-""""'-'-' Lcl business lcorr_..tenllt know our miltltllned ro.· that Lonpvllle, fined $10 and costa --·- lllchard er addreS!I, ~ use 11. Net .~ ..,... 1 b allf<>r 1peed, and James H. Par'lio tili 01111 olll said hill wu , SOQ .p ·\?!ADS AGO, liDiply ·wn 'ltoi, de- ao111, I?, Racine, lined $1$ and .; ,wu·ked 11 an uli"a poUai "" tlmei ll'. at all, . costa f<ir lelt of center. a ....tem:city. for a ~· . litter . , and JtYOI'I~ Christmu letter, .lfir!ll Cltlu llt!J), (lro,Mdp•·Clnuol .. addrt..~ . . . hufiled ADMISSloNs - ' 1 :;:::st.:t ~~~- '8oH..-olil'o ~Otl · atyle _., , .~• .,.If;·~ - ~ CIJi. Con..;.. ' ~~ Pil ,.,..;.. lloil. j MONDAY, JULY 22, 1963 :zeo '' 1"'-UW. .-~ ~ ,rap> NO. 82 Russians -- Izvestia o· WSU-'IV Ch•nnel i .. --- D.nraced To TArt,,.,.,.., 01 Tlae J16p.M_,. .4,... ... Paul Taylor, and Rev llay- Group Blnging opened the dO. lnood Fife wW be . brlnginl votions Jed by Mrs. James Win. tbo meaago each eveninll. AU Four poems were read and welcome. prayer was by Mrs T b om 11 The Unloo Clau meeUng Be tz · will be beld at The Hazel ~ · He bert Dixon preakiColnmWliiY church, DeWitts ed a:· the rbuotneSI sesoioo ill Run, at 2 p.m. July 21. T he !be absence of the president leader Is Okey Abarl of Coolvtt- and vice pre•ident. Mra. WID, le. Everyoae Is Invited. need !bat c•·JVL y II · treasurer, annou A··-"' f would report to church coun. , The Women s LUWary o d id M. M tal Hospital wiU cit In the future . It was ec • e1gs emor ed to begin work on the cook meel Monday, July 22, at 7:30 book which will be compiled p.m. at the hospital. All mem- this fall and members are to ben are urged to attend. . The American Ugion Auxil- give recipes to Mrs .. Weeks. Jary wlll meet Tuesday at 6,30 A potluck family dmner to be 1 th Legion hall for pot,- held at the ohurch July 25 wa1 r~~· ~nne: followed by the reg~ announced. The group diSCUSITwo . 1 tate ed having a float lor the cello ular meeog. ti gtr' ·; d Th wod bo• representatives wm report. NP.W tenma para e. e. " er ... officers wlU be Installed. donated by Mrs. Dno>n was ao JULY za warded to Mrs. Bentz. A re'Jbe Meigs County Riding club port was given on lhe Stanley meet Tuesday at 7:30 p. parties held, the proceed• or m. In the Sal\Jbury Township whiCh were given to the par. building. . . , sonage fund . The annual P.omeroy WCTU Refreshments were served Rural Cb.-cb ~nl Soe. eal to thos~ named above and Rev· er1y Will who asked grace. COMMITI'EE JIEEJS~,., 4 "1,~ n~xt m: etiQI will ,be h~J4.,; ~· ·""'r::;"~ .. • . . GlOmg!j. .~,.,$ ·- ............... ·..,. tbe .fadln. . .•- -.. Jilovio q~•- , , : ' . · Just~ Mor-Dtive ' .,! :tC SATURDAVr· IO:W The Alvil Show - • 00 Salem , _ July 21 at 7:!0 Thunday .'!'::g at her Rock eacluvenlng. The pastor, Rov. S)>l"llllll Road home. . ~<, ''" Dowa oo 1\11 J'ara . •' Mra. Ben Buck enttrtalned lle91val beahwlni at tile Free the WUling Workers claSI <l WUI Bap1181 cburdl ol RuUand the Ente · e11b Churdt th month wu made by Mra. man Blaclc using zinnias in a circle arrangement. Flower rangements were judges a n d ribbons awarded Mrs. and Mrs. Clarence Members and guesta ing were Mrs. Guy Boggess. Mrs. Carl Barnhill, Mrs. Herman Black, Mrs. Charles Carr. Mrs. J . s . Davis, Mrs. E. A. Dodderer, Mrs. Fred erie GoeNEW SYMBOL bel, Mrs. Clarence The new symbol shown ab<>ve : M~;; , J. 0. McCoy, Mrs. U I a of the " Church in Town Mrs. R. V. Weatherman, Country " was used for t A, M. Cox and guests. first time at lhe Methodist . Connie Ra1eigh and da1Jgh· church T{)wn and Country Barbara of Warren, held In and Faith MoCaln Minnesota, J1.1ly 9-12. and Mrs. McCain. able to attend. Mr. and Mrs. John Calhoun Ill !!llllieroy- 11lo couple ""' olllir ebildren. Michael, two yeara old and Aale!J, Is Hostess To Church Class Picnic Held At McCoin.Home Mr . and Mr:~. E. W. Hess left Wednesday for their home, san • Mrs. Ben Buck Rose Gorden Club's Annual Mainly About People In Pomeroy ' .'·tt.. . ,,~· . ~ ' A ' .,, ' . . . ,'h e Day Afiter ..f s: ltoute! tit-/...., mal! per"-lllcillll; i.;;~~the~)ll'kt . ': . upt MidclleporL .'D!!ICI!~IIS - -. '• ' " ~ ~~\~jF7Coll'l~~~~ ;~~~~;:~;.;-~~ .~-"~ ll!ffjll'f~·t· = -• -=· '•• \ � 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/. Title A name given to the resource July 20, 1963 wolfe