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Around And
a.Dall1 Selltlllei. Pomeroy-lllddleport, o .• lul1 u, 1983
Stewardship Is Program Theme
At Federatecl Guild Meeting
About
M dd
i leporf
::'"pert
nesday eveninC at the church.
Mrs. Fred Blaettnar, leader,
opened the devotions With the
grwp si.ngon "Dwell In Me 0
Holy Spirlt." A meditatlon on
• Steps
Toward
Chrisltan
Growth," was glven by Mrs.
Btaettnar who aiso read an ar·
tide. "The P<iceless Treasures
of Roderiekus the Weaver, " and
closed with prayer .
"Stewarclshlp " was the theme
of the prog<am
charge of
Mrs. Roy Seyfried, stewa~·
shlp
A play,
Stewardship Census.
Taker,
1
~pita!.
b
Mainly A out
People In
Pomeroy
m
~
prog~·~
re'turnecl
.
Ernest~~:
~an.ce
SEE WAll MVIIICAt
111e Rutland Friendly
ero ·beld lbelr 111111ua1
picnic ,
the
Allmtinl were Mrs.
:i:'"h~lci,Ba~le and
s. oe .
aona,'r...;': J:~e;"~
1~-rl,..,
han,
JuJY
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~ ~ ~nn J:·
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er- ~ weeks
tg~.be~~ t!'Chn~s.
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Tha Masoa Motber'a .Club ·Ia
spoiiSOI'ing a bomellllldtc. I c-o
cream social .Friday, July 26llt
alI p.m. at the MeSQII 'Youih
Center. Proceeds will ~ ·uaect
',.
df'""
ad-k
1 • Cenlote:u""l
tioD
ace cream, ...-...~a ~coffee and pop wW be sold. PE!r- .
sons are requested to brlrif con~
purpos:~ ~
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ELBERFELDS POMEROY
JULY
CLEARANCE
SALE
Furniture - Housewares ment -
Music Depart.
Floor Coverings - Wearing Af'
parel- Bargains All Over The Store.
Shop Saturday 9 to 9
Elberfelds In Pomeroy
W're Coming Towards The End Of
white cover and centered witll
w~th her. moth~r, Mrs. John
a mass arrangement of pink F. Batly and fa~ily.
and red gladioli, with pink
Mrs. ~oward Seidenabel, Mrs.
Seidenabel and Mrs. Roy
Frecker visited Wednesday aft·
Oxfor4 Univ.nitv Pr•••
ernoon with Mr. and Mrs. Komer Holter.
SCOFIELD
Reference Bible
$10.00
I
' Demonstrations Are
Olhor bindings byopoclal
order, from 4.00 Ia 37.50
MIDDLEPORT
BOOK STORE
N. 2nd An.
Mlddt•port
the Bradford Church of ,C:~~ :~;;:~a=nd~L~u:cy:_:an~d~J:effr~ey
Working on the project
Mrs. James R..ed, Norma
sell, Edilb Pmest,
T.,,..,,a Friday or Mr. and Mro. DownHendricks Eltanor Roo
ing and Mrs. Johnson aDd
dred Siss~n. Arona Rusa:~·
. OWing the weekend Mrs.
'Y Hendricks ond Tony '
and daughters will
ricks.
company her husband•s parents,
, Mi·s. c. E. Ruppel! of GuU- Mr. and M111. R. R. Johnaon,
port, Miss. is the guest of her Sr. of Cleveland, to their home
R~"·· .
Ci·ven 4-H Cirl.
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TONIGHT ONLY
W1lt DltMY't
"PINOCC:HIO"
ITechnicolor)
--and"THI IIIIDGI"
Forthright and Forceful
Sttvrday
Jwly 27
"LAD, A DOG"
(Tet'hnicolorJ
Peter Breck Pee&y McCay
-andWalt Disney Pr... ntt
"THE HOUND THAT
THOUGHT HI WAS A
RACCOON"
(Techni('olor)
Rex Allen
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POMEROY, OHIO
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TONIGHT end SATURDAY
"ESCAPE FROM
EAST IIRLIN"
Don Murray, Christine Kauf·
mum, Karl Schell. Crawl
through a tiny tunnel under
the Berlin WaH. survey East
Berlin;
wtre . .
paratlngface
you barbed
from Freedom:
take cbances on being sbot
in the e•cipe; 1ee 29 escape
by longest tunnel yet!
Timely! Thrilling! Truel
--THE HOOk"
Kirk Douglas, Niek Adams,
Robert Walk~ Nehemiah
PersooH, Enrique Magaloaa.
COULD YOU DO IT? .. .
drop 1 bomb and kUI an ea.
my you wiiJ never aee .. _ or
KILL a Human beinJ Faee
Fit for your
valuables
SHOWER ANYTIME
wr
10 INSIAll
SllO\U
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CAIItiET
Allow AI
!
$3990
An extra bathroom In less than an average clothes
closet. Put in your cottage, basement, laundry,
pra&e. work room or an unused corner anywhere
Corne In now to • • • •
OHIO VALLEY
PLUMBING & HEATING
2321. locond
Edward Boor, Owner
W'{ 24016
Bfllcer'• Are 1tloeiRfl •••• ·~
and tee don't U!APt to tne.,e anu more
than tee laa"e to •• ~ ••• and here'~ proof: ·
eRound Chorry Dlnl.. Room T1ble and 4
chelrs
$131
eA-Bod·ln-A.Cholt-You must- lhlal
Rog. $89.00 - - - - - - - $49.50
eAclmlral T. V. Solo 11 tho lost
Valuos E- Offerodl
--1 -----
••• and so .....b 8llfer than home or olllce
"hiding places" diet aae wloerable to thievea,
Ire, pryiDg ores!
An average-famity4m Safe Deposit Bor ill
our modern wult mllll fur pemlies a week81111 beaco fits ~ as well aa Yliluablel.
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11'e Pay 3% lnterat On Sllflmp
Pomeroy . Nationa.l.Bank
Serving Melga County for oVer·IIO yean
POMEROY.- "tu1\AND.
e!1lll0 V. "Monitor" Clolhos Dryer
$59.00
Rog. $109.00
e Vory lpiCial buys on Nallonally Atlvorllood
LU18111
.
e Curtol111i Don't know whore wo got ·•om, but '
lhor gotta got
e(l) Now DoLuxo Model 1963 Frlgiclolro Range,
damagod, nol bod, but If you ore looldnt for
I rNI bargain I l l lhle
$227
eAiumlnum Skllloll - - - - - - - 69c
el Potlo Sol, folcll,. labia ond 4 choirs,
. AIIIINI white
$38.00
eMirro.rs of many 11111.
elll4x8ahool of 1-n "Formica"- $9.00
e Vlnyi·Aabooloo Tlle-Limllod stock.
tlf you con uM whot wo hove, make ua an of.
e Sofa lllda
fer).
eAII ldnda of Fireplace FlxlurH. SAVE NOW
el troup Lounge Chalro - - - VaiUII lo $79.00
eExtra LHYIS for DlneHeo
e Lodtlors and Gvord Rallo for Bunk Bodo
e Extra Bed Rallo
e Old Pump Ora•n, dlomanllod for ciNnl,. and
...,.lr and never pul back ...olher.
el Pleco 36" oquore of Pure VInyl-marble oleo
algn. Would make o nl .. lable top
wllh ..
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PIUCES sLAS~ED TO
MEIGS THEATRE
:IFesto~n;;.,..w:;.·~V_;;a:.,. .;w~ll~l~be;:;_g~u~e~st~·~to...FiiaeiieiiT"""""""""""""""""""'
Mrs. Harris, Mrs. wmaChilds, Mrs. Lionel Boggs, 1
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·and Mrs. Millard Wildermuth.
Others playing were Mrs. C. A.
Bradbury, Mra. Robert Schimou, JI
and Mrs. Rlcllanl Greas. Mro .
Mills served a dessert course at
the conclusion of the evening.
won
IN OUI
Rup~:pe~ill.·l:f~o~r~a~vi~si:O.Iiibeiiiifoiireiiiir~etiiurn--in=g~to
son,
Howard his
Rev. the
Ruppelt begins
Mrs. Pauline Atkins,
August 1st. and his muther
Sharon Jewell and Mrs.
wiJI accompany him on a
Titus , members of the
· relatives in St.">Veral states.
Garden Club, entertained
He will visit in Golfport befu·.ell
Harrisonville Girls 4-H llonor returning to Middleport,
dub at the home of Mrs. Titus Mr. Ermer Miller, who has
Wednesday evening with
.a been a patient at Holzeorr.v:•~
arrangement
in Gallipolis for st:
has been returned to
The girls were shown the ba··l h•>me on Grant~st. His
sic mechanics for doing
L. W, McComas Is
geometric arrangement and
Another daughte<, M<s.
hie arrangement. Fifteen girls Iva Ward, has been residing at
and four mothers were
home.
sent.
Mr R R Joh
s. · ·
nson and three
Marta, Helen and
CLUB ENTERTAINED
Ruth, of Lafayette, La. are
Mrs. Donaki Mil1s entertained spendinR a week wilb her fathher canasta club Tuesday even· , Mr . Rodney Downinu and
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mg at er ome on ncoln-st.
Downing. Dr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Gene Harrla was a KUest Singleton and Mrs. Bertum Paytile evening. Prizes were ne and daughter, Lucy, of Char·
e Small and not oo small p i - of C.rpet
S.mplol. Put thom togolhtr and have 1
potch work room olzl 1'11111
.
e Fabric S.mples-lflno for quilts)
•choot Topo, mahigany, moplo, oak-mob •
cofhe tablo or dosk top
elf the telephone doosn't atop rl,.1,., I'll ooll
It .....
el Gn Floor Furno~lod loolc--wod price,
.butlt'onaw.
e(l) 15.2 cubic ft. "Amana" Refrlgarlfor, lt'a
all refrlgaralor, IIIII HOUth ,_..,; Spoce
for Ice cu!Mia. NEW. Rogular, $595.00
-$3".00 ....,. It,
...... A .....ala' AI,.••
More Thaw
PLAN S9CIAL TON$11'1' · ·
7:3o~~~Mrt.~and:~Mra=·~Fr:ecke::r~and=~taln~=era~for:l:ce~cre:~:m~to:llt:llt~·
en out.
taken . trombootkhe ·*ulrtd
visit with her parents and rela- ILawrence. Others present were
were In charge of tile dm E" h h B' L.l-...
Chester town
at
P1annmg
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a ners
1 tlves
.
Mr. Milhoan and Dean Dennis lei .
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God " was presented
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A short busmess meeting was
m. veryooe wv ""''
'kin
· th ·
Mr and Mrs Dale Kestmon,lllonna, Dallas, and Duane We!J. ' held f II . th d'
H t f. Cpfpbratetf
JULY It
1 were JMrs Ben Buck and Mrs Lonnie lei
T a g part m e pay
o owmg e Inner. OS - Ch I
M be ol
Mrs. Neutzlmg as the rensus I
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esses for the next meeting will
ery Ann Crosen,
em n
the Naylors Run
h:ker· Mrs Leonard Jewell as K~terson , vtslted \\ednesday l Last Fr~a.y Mrs Ruth Euler , be Mrs . Dallas Llghtfoot, F.mma of Mrs. Mary Crosen, observed Playground A.SioclaUon
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B With Lonme Kesterson at the ] Mary V1rgm1a Re1bel , and Fave B
C . 8 .th
d M j her eighth birthday
meet at the pia-•"" Mon· Ld M
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Sa
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1sset. ,a rne mt , an
rs. ,
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Mrs. 8 us1ness a y· rs 1. . V
Weed. Miss Mayor ;' Mrs Louis eterans ospl , un1mg1oo, uer ~:~tten eu a Delta Kappa La \lane!! .
With a picnic supper held
at 6:30 p, m. for a
Reibel, Mrs. Housewife; Ann W. Va
.
Gamma pro~ram planmng com- Attendm were Mr. and Mrs. nesday evening at the
period followed by a buat.
'bel
Mr and Mrs. Gene Alk1re and Rltttee m~tng held m Jackson, R h M g d M
, _11
1Haven Roadside Park.
mee•1 ..... An people of
I
Hoter,
a you th , Donna Re1 , f 11
k nd
,_ f Ohl
ous, r. an
rs . ~ ance, 1
-•are urged to attend
aJ t
Mr Se f 'ed La 1 am Y were wee e gues..., o
o.
R
and M
G d
Mr 1was presented with two
eeF n-ager: M '· Phyl rwi ill' - her parents, \k and Mrs. Pearl Ll Col and Mrs. Harry Craig edv. M
F rsd. Dear ner, Mr' jed birthday cakes and
JULY st
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d y armer ; ...rs. L d1,
tam· jparker. They were accompame' d and son an dd aughter, Carol and annd Mrra. Hore
weese,
M
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Dee. Igifts, lnchlding a bicycle.
A farewell potluck
Mrs .K Rl\:11
son,
. rs . horne by Mrs . p arker f or a Doogt as, spen1 the pas 1 week tn
. aH rtin s. J mer Loh
ona, M es were played followed
W .
ed aM.\. Eld
Rev and Mrs Harold
11 18
rs St
visit
Middleport where they visited Rabe
dinner.
faml1y
the
1
1~: anC
8·
ares
rauss. Mrs. E J. H1ll and grand· w1th his mother, Mrs . Harry Mo rFr tk se' rhs. M
Willis, AttendJng were her
of the Nazarene of
ISS
areer.
d ght
C th'
Gooch left Craig and h' b th
nd
rs.
an
ac ' rs.
M
Cr
-1ad·ll
A dedication service for two ' au er' yn 18 .
.
,
.
Is ro er a fa~R am Bradford, Mrs. Lavina Bra- ary osen, her
wUl be held in the '"'
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d iWednesday. for a ""' with ••I· •iy, Mr . and Mrs Robert c,.,g 1 M Be 1 Gille
M R
Mrs Margaret Archer and
park Tueoday evening JUIIYII
1 1 a1
hea lth a id an d twomt:Uca
. Cl
Mr C .
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· ey, rs.
r
ey, rs. o•. ·
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kits was held with Mrs . 1 B latlves m oumbus.
. raJg ha~ been on a 13 coe Satterfield, Mrs. Lena Me- Sister, Patty. others present
at siz o'clock. Eaeh person
-·• Chns
. t'Ian serv1ce
.
months
stay m Korea
a
cha·r- ..Mrsd Robert Doman
. of Belpre
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h
. · While Elh'mny, Mrs. Dave Farmer, were Mr· and Mrs · Elmer[::::g is asked to brtna
--e
W~.
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v1s1te recen 1ly w1th her s1ster ere they also visited with Mr Mlnni G'l
Ad , • I Burns their daughter
Mrs
dish and drink
1
man , a nd Mrs. Ke nn~y. spin·
d
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d f. d
s.
e 1 more, a l.Hlm'
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ualllfe chairman participating, an
brother·m·1aw, Mr . atn rJen sin Athens .. They have re- ~ bert, Mrs . David Darst, Sr., Mary Margaret Lewis and t!hU·
own ta'Die senrlce.
Mrs. Kennedy read John 13 : Mrs RusseU Brown.
turned to .waslungton, D. C. Mrs. Dallas Uglltfoot, and Mrs. ,dren, Sandy, Jaclde, and Jeff,
_
and closed the dedica- Mrs. Lawrence Weed and son, where he w1U be on duty .
WHliam Re ooids.
of Roanoke, Va.; Mr. and Mrs.
12 17 ' 'th p
Stephen of Columbus spent last Mrs . olan &t'nheimer and
Y
Bo Rothgeb daughter
GUEST AT COOKOtJr
ti em WJ
rayer.
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During the business session . wee. With her mother, Mrs . rl~~ghter .. Judy, or Colurnbuii,
and Bobby .Jo and Pat Archer. Miss Martha N~~~=~ll
plans were diacUssf!d for attendRussell .
YlsJted th1s week with be r
01
e1nomlratron
of Mr. and Mrl.
lng the P<esbyteri•l Executive Mrs. Oscar Bauer and daugh- daughte< . and family, M<. and Cit'I'R To 4-H Club
TO HOLD SERVICE
was 111051
hnn•nr 11
meeting at Alexandria church
. Ma~garet Eleanor. and Mrs . W1l11am ~ Sheridan and A demonstratioD on various 1 The Ohio Baptist Gullda of
a cookout held !l'rlda•
in Hebbardsville on July 30 . ~al'y l~tse of Tempe..A.n z. ar-ldau.ghter, Mana .
kinds of soil was gtven by Julia Providence District will hold allr:~~ of her 16th b:::~~:.ll
Mrs. Neutzling , Mrs . Thomas rl\'ed Fnday. for u vtslt with Jtm H<>ed, son of Mr. and · Holter and Karen Griffith
morning watch service, Sunday,
were Sarah
Young and Mrs. Ralph Camp· l~er.
mother, . Mn. Fklrence 1Mrs. J.ames Reed, Middleport. ithe Five Point Star Stitcher
from 6:30. 7:30a.m.
Bachtel, Jr., Seren
oetl wiiJ attend . Announcement Smith and famtly .
RD l, ts employed in Waslling- 1Tuesday evening at the home
taken at this service are to
Michl Lloyd and susan
was made of adult
Mr . .and Mrs. ~raid Kelly ton, D. C.
Julia Holter. Plans were made sent to organizer or
Middleport, and Miss
cr:nference September 13-14
chddren, Den~ls and Darla Mr. and Mrs . James Reed and for the judging of projects
at once. Forest Rua lbd
Bowman, of Cedar RapLantern Fellowship, Sept.
Naples, Fla .• arnved Tuesday d~ughter , Ruth, had as their 29.
Guilds wUJ bold a
Iowa, who is the guest of
Ill at Pilgrim HiiJs near Mila dvis~ witAllll her E~ah~ents , dJmhnerMguests, Mr. and Mrs. JIJii.a, assisted by her
at the
Mr. and Mrs. E. 0. Rall.
0
lersburg. An offering was
· an
rs. . en IC Inger
n ichael• and c~.ildren of Mrs . David Holter, served ice
en by Mrs. Young and Mrs. and other relatives.
, Chtcago, IlL Tney also vi&ited cream, cup cakes and kool
Pearl Mora and placed in
Dr. an~ Mrs. J. 8. Marshall with Mra, Reed 's pare-nts, Mr.
Jackie Mora, Twila Karr,
parsonage fund .
fanuly of Louisville: Ky., and Mrs. Herbert Miller,
Peggy Milhoan, Ann
At the close of the
have been vacati?ntng at land Rd.
Karen Griffith, Carol Hill
~andwiches. cookies and
co?ntry home, Mmgo, W· A group of women met
Martla Pugh of Ello,lew
were sened from a
in
arrtved Thursday , for 8 ('ently for a deaniDi lfSaioa
. Va., Barbara Batley, Heidi
I
Kennedy
Awaiting
n, Ktc"'Y,
and Brent, Mr. and
neth Finley, Gary and
Mrs. Don Harrison, and
Mr. aDd Mrs. carl
and Mark; Mrs. Jim
A lrlendshlp family pot~uci: I''"''
Gary and Steven; Mr. and
dlnDer will be beld 11
Harold Sauer,
Ruth
EniA!rprlao EUB Cburcb
GIVE DINNER
Joy; Mr. and Mra.
July 2$, at 1 p. m.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Frecker
den, Bobby, Lynn,
""' cn!IIID will be
.
with I dinner Wedand Todd: Mr. and Mrs.
the dusert. FamllleJ
evening at their bume,
Weber, Dennis, Dean, lloo:'di[:!~~=llo take their own
Present were Mr.
Dallaa, and Daune: Mr.
Mrs 11o
Mrs. Ronald Williams, IJDde
JULY !'I
and Randy; and Mr. and Mrs. 'lbe Shade Valle
Ariz., Mrs. Ray Selden&Fred Williamson, Bobby
will have a/
Mr. and Mrs.
Debbie.
on Saturday
and daughter,
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enttne
•IP-
flow. fl ...,.
Willi 1111 irlbllllrleo, K
iralat U 10111too oqlllhi ldet
II 8oodlo America.
••lor.
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Friendly CGrdmer•
Anllf.UJI Picnic Held
dies in crystal holders on either side.
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The Happ) Harvesters class Mr. and Mn. Jamos Reed ...d A cafeteria otyle dinner wu
was hosta with Mrs . Phil Mein· daughte<, Ruth, were in Colum- 'servecl by the Loyal Women's
hart ,and MI'S. Louis Reibel 11 : bua recently u 1\lesls of hla ~ol the
a.urch
chairmen, assisted by
Mrs. brother and family, Mr. and 0
Lst at
l.llllUBI JUest
Dale Smith, Mrs. Gladys Cock· Mr1 . Richanl Reed and chlJ. nlgbl beld Tburaday eveninl at
ler, Mrs. Max Melnhart, Mrs. dren .
•the church with the p - 1 ,
p h i 1 Williamson Miss Lena RAlbert Rdbel Lecidin Crook !lra. Oscar Roush In charge.
Grueser Mrs ~anda Kaspar lk is recover~ from 1
The members of the Men's
and M<;. Roy Seyfried.
at Holzer Hospital. Hissur!~?, Claa and husbanda of the Loyal
Dulcie has been with him 1 Women were IUOsls for the
8 eYening. Procedlng. I!Jo dinDer
the
Mr and M
J
Reed Mrs. Roush led the group m the
daughter Ru~s.anda~:~ Bo : pledge to the flag followed by
·
ers, ha;e
from wa prayer given by Rev. Fred
camping trip to Lake Alma
Gardner.
Mr and Mrs Vernon W~ The tab!.. were covered with
entertalned witha dlnner Th
white cloths and arrangements
day evening at tlleir homeurrn of sw~t peas were used for
Earl Kesterson returned to I, Rutland m observance of the decoration. Mrs. Roush, M r s.
Wilmington Tuesday , after a birthday of her mother, Mrs. Leo Childs and Mrs.
A thought for the day "Tbere
Is A Creator" by Mr . Ben
Noullllng, president, opened the
meellni of the women'a Gulid
of the F!derated Church Wed·
ch~lrrnan
Dinner Servecl
At Guest Night
In Middleport
.
f
YPV QCJ
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$55.00
el Rog. $369.00 Italian Provincial Sofa _ $1U
e4 pc. Turquoise hcllonal
$.16••00
e 5 Only solid maple Chairs - $49.00 for all .f
Rogularly $20 each
eOddt ond onds of Dlnl,. Room Chain,
',,
~price
e I only Solid Mople C.r- Cholt
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Rog. $49.95
$24.95
e Rogulor $79.95 ''Spo.. lover" Lane
Codor Choat
$39.00
el only 41" al:ro Sarto Pilolun Molt,..., Rll·
$79.95 .
11'- $49.00,
elull .. ~In Sla
Cotton Maltr111ol - - - - - - - •••95
• Save on Table
$1.00 up
u.,.. mm
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VIsit Our Uud ~pt.
For SpecJal
Giveawoy Pricesl
-Presicleul KeMecly awaltod
roport bore lodoy !tom
Secretary of State W. Avi!I'OII
Harriman on what further
war thaws the world can IQ:pect
as a relllk of the nuclaar iest
UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. - ben treaty inltiatecl In ~.
Stern oppOsition by the United
States and Brltaln 11011t an AfrlcaL resolution ciemalldln& 1mmediate independence for Port·
ugese terrltllries In Africa back
Into CODSU!lati<RI loday,
U. S. Ambassador Adlai E.
Steveaootl while supporting aelf·
determUJallon for Angola, Moz.
amblq~ aad Portui\IOSO Gc$ea, suggestejl that Seeretary
General Than\ appoint a
ia• U. N. representative lo
side over Independence
aU0111 ~>c;tween Portusal
Afric:an leaders.
HarriDWI, ohle£ u.s. oegc>lietor
at the big 3 tolD ill Moseow. wao
scheduled to orri>e bert
IIOCIOOW for a 1:30 p.m.
meetlog with KIIIDI!dy all
Presicleot's Squaw lliland home.
secretary of state lleao
plamlecl Ia fly be<a frm w..•h- 1
lngiOO for the same aesslon.
In a television-radio address
the nation Friday night, Keooedy
balled the Soviet-British-U.S.
agreement
to bar nuclear
tests In the atmosphere, space,
and under water. as a "vletory
for mankind" and a ''step
,rom war."
Kennedy said "no one can
diet wUh certainty • , .
further agreements, if any,
be built on the foundations
lhis one."
But he said ••the im<H>rllml I
point Ja that efforts to seek new
agreements wiU io (orward."
Leader Wants 'Fish
�·'
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Rhodes
Puts
Feathers In ·His
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COMMENTATING EDITOIIIALLY
Hf!W In Farming
Biggest Barga in Anywhere
t'or 110 years, the greatest sin£le an·
nual event of interest to every Ohioan
in eve:y corner of the Buckeye State bas
bet>n the Ohio State Fair.
Tbis vear, the statewide e~positlon has
grown to mammoth proportiQDi and rates
r~gnition as the "best m the Midwest".
It promiles to be a gigantic showcase of
blue ribbon exhibits and events during
all of its Jl exciting , colorful days. The
llOth State Fair will open with "Youth
Day" on Friday. August 23, and clOSe af·
ter an appropriate "Salute to Industry"
on Labor Day, September 2.
·
In between these two dates, the best
that Ohio has to offer from every field
of endeavor will be on parade for all to
see and admire.
A recent count of entries for exhibits,
.Judgings, races and special events indl·
cate that this year's exposition wHl easily be the largest In Ohio's proud State
Fair history . Practically everything that
i! grown, raised, made or practiced in
Ohio will be prominently displayed at a
dP.Bnf>r. more sanitary. more colorful
Ohio Expositions Center.
The bumper crop of entries will enable this year's fairgoers to enjoy a wide·
angle view of the best Ohio has to offer
in the fields of agriculture. horticulture,
Hvestock, dairy production. poultry.
farm machtnery. harness racing excite.
ment, horse show dignity, industry, sci·
~nee , r~search , homemaking, culture,
In 1850, this year's llOth Ohio State Falr
points up many drastic contrasll a n d
hl~hUghts the expansive uowth and development of our great Buckeye State
during the ~ast 114 years- there were
no State Fairs scheduled during four of
the World War II yean.
in 18SO, approltimatey 25,000 persona
attended the first fair at Camp Washing·
ton near Cincinnati, whereas well over
one-half million follui are expected to
pass through the gates on East Eleventh
and East Seventeenth Avenues to see this
year's exposition In Columbus.
The 1963 admission price to enter the
exposition grounds is actually consider·
ably reduced from that charged to see
the first fair 114 years ago Back in 1850,
folks were charged 20 cents for admission, only 75 cents this year. When one
stops to consider the purchasing power
of "n I B50 dollar versus the 1963 dollar,
it is readily obvious that a visit to t h e
1963 Ohio State Fair is the "greatest bar·
gain anywhere in the country today."
The first State Fair was a 3·day affair,
October 2-4, gradually extending its show
dates over the years to the present 11·
day staging, August 23 · September 2.
Whereas the first fair was primarily
an exhibit of Ohio's agricultural interests and farm products, this year's State
Fair will offer elaborate displays and ex·
hlbits from scores of fields of interest,
keeping pace with Ohio's growth proyuuth activities and many, many others. grf'ss and rise in stature on the National
Compared with Ohio's first State Fair scene .
Ul.4r••f•Noue
Prodpction Workers In Farm. Industry .Decreasing
c.
<ent cnftimen llld teehnlrl•••: cent
Practice;
lime belplnc out wbicl>- IU per eenl lllleo; IU
per COlli
ApleW.
C..., 1!11. Aan~ Apio.
ever farm needs bl.o oe"lcel oent clerleol; U per cent IBflllld 'IU
cent Colloge
~~",.~k:
at that partlculat time.
culture; 10.1 per cent prot...
llld
lie !arm ond ln lnd1illr)l.
Three ruen make a comfort- alonal ond IU per cent other.
quelll011
future Ia
P
bl 00
abit llvlng from theoe oper• The Ohio enroUment In Oblo important 1101
for people
armera are 1 •
•lions. 1 ~ aot' oee the rocorl ol:bools In IIIIIN1 ba8od Oil ell· In school today lhoae al·
:,.<h m"': ~Y
oo.ks but. allllll1e lllat a sis- slbillty for opeelal progresa noady actively
In pro•
pas •
able share ,of the ne! was reaJ. wu: U per cent v..,.Uonal oructive wort.
the per.
ll'<>ducUm worur lod.ey Ieoda !zed from the automObilo re- Trades ond ~uUial Educa· loci ltllll-19'10 the
ouf..
~., ~r ~butJdlng. The wredl:ed automo. lion; 1.1 peit cent Vocational look Ia an
of 1110re
~
bllea are purcbued from iB- Distributive Education; 18 per than 40 per
prole•
11 a wu IUl'8llCt!
IllY ,.. .. ....,.
companleo Utat have
fi!WI wbl<h W8l one-ball of a liken Utom over al total lolses.
·
·
..,. ·-- operatioo This
,_,......,
.
718 ll'l l'ROilUCTION
._,._,
eular day one of the operalnrB A story im productim wu
W8l
apending
most of his
' I week
re••lrlng
• wncked
auromo- found during . Ute pas
esource~:~
'"
when tt was reported thai one
3
bUe. He has a ham fixed up ot !be major cbomical lodu..
with Insulation and heeat dur· ••
·~.. employed 700 worken In COLUMBUS ball , Washi··•--·· D. .
iDg tho winter 10 he can work produciloo and better than 1500 recently enacted by the
live direCtor of Ute
on 1hllt lob with his own farm In olber jQbo ·
ol Assembly
WUdllle Federation. A ·
equipment or ot1 wrecked
In fr.e <he.;.cal lndulllry, of Department of
er director of botb the
liiOblles.
which research playa a very ,.s w~s seen by a
and Cotorlldoo Game ond
Be opendo approllmately one Important psrt . clerical lhlp. recogoozed fiSh authority ..
Departments, Kimball
thiid of his lime
a
salesmen'llld
work· golden opportunity to
ed ro make a critical
repairing wrecked
'
needed to market the I.Ze and professionalif.e the
of western game
and makes COllSiderabie
produced b the
program." The speaker WIB
the Western
of ioCGJIIe from this job. Thlo
k
y
pr. Dr.Thornas H. Langlois,
Fish and Game Commissl,
1s one means of puttlnli his
On th wor er~tud T
illllt er of the Ohio proJll'am of
at Tucson, Aril.
bor to profitable use.
k ~
oorbum lrnlnagment and professor
In the course of his
Thls man is in his 30'a,
wee . ~ P tingto
ted ~ zoology and entomolagy at
made the following
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THE UAL SWAN lAKE-Topeka's Gage l'irk sees the "maiden voyage" for three-day-old cygnets, who manaaed
to stay afloat with little help from unconcerned parents. Royal swan parents are named Philip and Elizabeth.
AN OLD WAY OF LIFE
ate& around 300 acres,
era! m f u:OO.t ~ r~
a Ohio State Universlty.
brother, better than 100 miles Iota 0 a .
odempoyees, Dr. Lanslols said that
operates about 400
:
eng~ged mI~ ~~n, the led the central states io
The father of these ;.~ manas:na this in;~rm _ fish_ program for many
(:~=~men::::;::_:w~h~o"ts~in~~~
g g
a until about 15 years ago.
~
t~ stated that pres~ produc- blamed the lack of ,Jrogress un
tmn would have required 1,000 the fact that "the trained
Mike Ready Nowl
employees to maintain thIs tists and fishery experts have
same servloe 10 years ago,
been subordinated" 00 what
Even
in
the
agricultural
field
termed
the "poUcelll8ll
.. , for the
l
tl
nd
·
1
speclal za on a spec18 prac- "Destruction of the little
tices become very important.
.
.
.
glonal polttical emptres and
It IS our unders~ing of the centralization of scientific
sweet COl'll operation carried tivilies ond trained personnel
county that the
· Me'gs
I m
~
. 1
will bring Ohio back into the
AUGUST 13-14-tS-16-17
p.oduc_tion irJ only part of the {ilrefront:.' he continued. "Thts
operation. Special teehnlques In de pollticalization process
a nd
•
Picking ' cooling ' baaa·na
-~ ~
the fish and wikllife program
transportation he I p provide is long overdue ,
a profitable part of the enter· Director Fred . E Morr [)e.
ize
·
•
pr ·.
.
partrnent of Natural
. No mduntry.' includlflg farm· also in connection with
q, c~n &urvwe Wider present reorganization measure, callconditions operating on the ed attention tv a recent ad~
basis as 10 or 20 year~ dress made by ThOIIW L. KimSpeclal producti.onped prac
to No Sla~k Sea110n In
11 prov•idemust be develo
1
II
gr~ater vo wne per
worker. ThiS Includes using aU Ohio's Nurserlee
11::.~:~ knowledge so that proNtw tnd Ustd
.1 . id the COLUMBUS - "There is no
hi he pr~ctices WI 1 yte
slack season for workers at the
FAIR
-
Tulsa Attorney,
Oilman, Comes
In Family Search .
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e SHOW HALTERS
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ft : .::e':"e:aler
te preduce
Ill
when
taU..
1
=.,.1 ;"pe blgll profll~ocl
So
of
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dalry~~~~v~ leU: this :
Pony tnd CaHlt
througlt th
I
Ac-oor1M of AU Kinds
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t~
W. s-nd St.
Pomeroy, 0.
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nd
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Bll4l
b
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cia ra 1~
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J:.::n~ ~lk concerning reo.
U Ia
alem 1 to ro·~ on ·811
1 p 1 wtclei
'~a need~Pj8Yu:'t
y
us recrea
e Y·
areas:
-·-
tU per
SURGE____,
·.Dairy Farm Equipment
ed Richter, "is scouting for polential seed crops ond eotlmat·
ee(:t, shun most of the 20th century conl'!'rwt:s jn m;;~intaining a way
of life thl:l\ i.8 a simple existence
"cluse to God. · These photos show
some of the Amish visitors to a Swiss
Cheese fo'estival in Middlefield, o .
The horse and buggy is not rmly their ·
mode of transportation,
b...,t
1
PHONE WI 9·1202
PEARL STREET
Ill!'
· RACINE, 0.
e SURE WIN
e RED ·ROSE
e TUXEDO
is a
times that pass them c;-_
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c~IMERA
Dog Foods- Flour - Ingredients
j", ;p
;
IVORJ<S LIKE A ~ORSS '"
KEEPIN6 llOUSE, COOOL1!161jU88Y. AND
I<AISIN6 FOUR WILD VOUN6 ONES····
eSttds
., ...rd Setds
'
eOyotor Shells
p Grit
.: e FtrlliiAn
eLime
e Cttneitt & Mortar
, ti Stock Slit
eRooR111
ehltrllld
Binder· Twine
eWoltr Softtnti
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tolerate inter-division Mvalry,
empire_ buildlnS the over..zealOW! guarding of 'outmoded .
t'
nd
tright
=~~~: ttlaestab:hed
"De 1m bl
f' dpar ~ can no
a ,or ever·mcreulng
. ,_
bandle
o1 spec18Wit8 to
increasing
workloads.
The
trend should be toward decen..
tr Uzatl
I th rity nd d
a
on o au o
a
e-velopment of 8 technically~
trained field empl&ye
ble
of handlln
.'
1
"1"'
I
g any awgnmen
whether it be in research, fish,
~
t
1
game, alawU en orcemen
011'
re ons.
• WILUAM F. SUNDli:RI.AND
a study of the gellf'ncs of bPPS. ~warn may be. rem~mber this:
Resistance Lo one of
their !' tht> Dl'll on tht> back ," "Yw
1
l\fr. and Mrs. C Milan Gor- <h.seases, American foulbrood. di~ a fine job" and "you cerby, Jr., Alger, have donated an wzll also be mvestiagted
ltamJ, workPd hard on vour pr•
ln~rnational Dictionary of Ap- Behavior of honey bees con- jept" are awards whJcb are of~
phed Mathematics to the Rto 1 'bute
· h
11
1 1en ovPrlooked
Grande College Library They r• h s gre~dy Lo t e•r va u~ You may n.ot do 81 well 11
as oney ;m wax producers
h
d
a 180 ave onated Journals of Fu th
ff ~ , .
you hoped or perhaps you feel
tour ·1
the Ohio Academy of Sci
r er' II a ect, lilelr va 1ue
.
enee 1as pollmators and as honey pro· you deserved more cred1t. Wbat.Yu•Jav newsmen near Tito (1950,_53) and Journals of the dt.~cers for hobbyist beekeepers ever the easE' mav be. remern·
repo~ lhe tremor wobbled Ute Amertcan Academy for Ad· Th b bb I f . ·t
d her that 4-H club work Ia an
....L
van-ment 0 f •-·
It~ "I
e o v1s or m:o. anC'E' , e.
latl!.raatlo••l
'KOPJE, Yugo.glavJa tUPil-A
"rbor tremor" rocked the
teJ\t earthquake-stricken Skopje
todo. just as President Joslp
Bro
~Tito began an insJ)E'ct.ion
IVnllfd Preu
cen.l
1
•
ea'"w . few eeconds after the
....,
.-:I'.:Jence :r.....,...;n · sires gentle bees which seldom :E"ducational program where 4--H
grim-~ leader stepped lnlo l . Gorby wlll pa~ for the btnd- stmg. For most effective pol- [members strive ''to Make Tbe
Ute onc1>roucJ now ruined main I mg of these pertodlcals and ai. I' t'
th be
Best Beller " As 4-R members
•
so for futu .
ls f both ma iOn,
e es must engage
.
square 9t be~ra his name:
. re .Journa ~
in extensiVe pollen collecting. you are "Learning by DoJng,•
111e oh10kJift' did not fJmch academtes whtch he will pre-- T be
ft bl
h
therefol'l" if you do not sue.
the repor said.
. sent to the Rio Grande Lib- I do
prtoh '" le as onebey pn; ceed this year try analn And
ra
ucers, ey a so must
8('.
!o
•
Tito, the! .said, walkled on, jn- ry .
tive seekl!rs and hoarders of I keep on the lookout for the
tent oa WclPng rescue crews Mrs. Beverly RusseU. ·
necta•· from nowers
awards that one cannot alwaya
recovering )dies and searching rian, . expressed gratitude
Beekeepers know . that the !measure tn terms of trophies
for the •ny persons sti11 the gifts.
various races of bees differ
blue ribbons. At the !111M
trapped.
.
Both Mr. and Mrs. Gorby are these ~havior characteristics. I
be readv to congratulate
The offlciaoews agency Tan- alumni of Rio Grande College. Even within one apiary . one
other fellow and ~ncwrage
Ju g 881'd "off'-•
· fonnat•on
· re- . He was gradua~ with
· the B. colouy differs from anothf'r
· In
to put forth greate r eflort.
1.. m
ceived by thti(overnment com· S. degree in secondary educa- many ways. According to Dr. l;~~~~~-=""""""""
mlttee coordtnlng "the rescue lion ln 1950 and she 'th
L"th bull be
1 ·
.
WI
uu en l ~::r, e co omes may
work placed
number of B. S. degree m
ed· behave differently because of
bodies found a• · I a. m. <EDTl ucation in 1953. She is the
difrerent heredity. One major
600
at ·
er Alice Larter.
of the new research
~..... M> Be 0.1d
Gorby IIllO received the
Is to stody genetics
I
I
HOUSeWJ"VeS
Are Alerted
1
I
With hot humid weather, the
·
,_
menance IS prone..., ap-
Mildew is really a kind of
mold. Uke a mold, It growa In
warm, poorly lighted
It grows rapidly In cloth
and is almost Impossible
to remove in Its later states. So,
may be we11 to look over any
you have put away betbe time tAl act is now.
As a remedy, brush off as
. mUdew as you can. On
thiJ ootdoora 10 you won't get
mold spores around the
. Soap and water is the
cure lor fresh stains if the
Is wul:lable. Hang the
'!"
LOOKING FOR
Unofftcial Mlll\es aaid an- S. degree In pharmacy !rom
Northern University in
other 1,500 bodies" expe<led tAl (lhlo
~. fo~d. ~ lnju:Jj total from 1959. He is an instructor in
Fr1day • di.sastrow.earthquake CoiJege of Pharmacy at
probably will run It, the thousands, the reports ·~·
Huntington Grange
U~ffl~ial reportl wid tlris
mor"';"'l ~ ~mor wa "minor" Hold. Ita
and 'mild. It dld U. more
tban caUit !'eliCUO wters fA> Annual lmpeclion
look up from their •~Is and
·
picks and then returo their Huntington Grange
met
__,_
Th uriiUay
·• .;·•t
nd th e mee1·
wor ...L , the re,.....
.... 181'd·
'"&'' • a
outdoors to dry making The reports said Ttto, lro led ing was featured by inspection
Ute brlgllt sun 1o on the a guerrilla rebellion durill(lorld in the thn-d desree by Mr. and
spots.
War II and nn:noo the. "try ~rs. Demel Evans. Eleven
If this treatment does not into a ~mmunist but indeod~ ttors were present to repre~ent
then squeeze lemon juice en! nation after the war,re. Mercervl~, Eno, Sprtn~Jeld,
the stain, cover the spot cetved an almost tumultoo111 ,1~ all of Gallia county and Wl1kes
salt and put the garment ~ fr~ the survivon In II! Grange of Vinton county. An
In the bright sun again.
str1cten c1ty of n.ooo.
~vitation was accepted
to
To prevent mildew, keep Skopje once had served , viSit ~rlngfield Grange
cleaned, aired, and dry. something of a model of wh ro l881St wtth the
closet doon and dresaer 'nto's brand of national conum.work.
open occasionally to air nilm would do. Today he stepp« During the business
Keeping clothes 1n lhrough the debrls-ftlled streetsbe Grange voted
Haying
Tools?
behavior.
The value of such re•ear1eh:l
is expected to be twofold. When I
. of bee behavior is well
, it will become 1"'<·
sible to breed a better bee in
the most direct and efficient
way. Secondly. the study of behavioral genetics In bees may
lead to a better understanding
the role of genetics in the
behavior o( other animal
cies. It may provide aru:we1rs ll
to why the behavior of one animal differs !rom another of the
species. These are mat·
ters of great interest to ag~
riculturists and zoologist. This
program of research on bees
Massey-Ferguson
ls expected to contribute to I
such understanding.
By New Holland
... At AHradive
LOW PRICES
•
New Holland
BALERS
RAKES
MOWERS
CRUSHERS
BALER TWINE
,
eSEE US
Denver 5-4 for the NCAA championship in March, will play
Fulton·Thompson
Tractor Sales
U.S. olympic team as pari of its :
sarment bags will help and pwed the crumbled ..au. loan the kitchen
:t!-game 1963-64 sehedule.
. ciotheo dry. Blll'llinB a of earthquakNhattered apsrt· North Galtla school
Sloox. membe" of lhe w..lern• II
amaU electric light continuously I ment. houses and government lab for use at the sale.
Hockey Association. will play 14
1
in a closet , will also help in buildmgs.
\nnou~ement wa s made league contests.
keeplns a eloset dry. Don,
II; the 1ce cream social held
clothes for Ions per- Chahire W SCS
bl'Juntington Grange made s
~rlnt
WY 2-5101
Aw•.
Pome....,
1
WHYu TIIESE"ll
CENTSmildew.
own
slar<h attracts
•
80
by
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--
b 0 l of their defiance or the
.
the quanUtiea needed for
fall work. After oeed eollecUot;ll
have been made, in quantities
approaching 1,000 bushels. the
seed 1o cleaned and stored
future uoe."
ing
:· ~ MORRIS IMPLEMENT & SUPPLY CO.
~
ing the seed bedfJ to keep them
clean. And when tbe seBJOO is
dry, as has been the case thia
year, constant irrigation is
needed to sustain all growing
"Our next bll jOb " contlnu·
,
.
or mana&...
around :Ill per cent;
opeclailfAIIloll on the part o1 Next lllMth Will be - <t . ; t. eslliblt bit Wd ib>ll?.lt W
cl«tcal llld sal<s W«Wa wtU productloll IIGibn ond for JII08t rewarcllng ond ' bulloit ~ II ~ldod d!lr~,
h - about 25 per cent.
!110ft -Je enpged ln limes of the year frr t-Il club
~~_!alr .- ~ - Stllled and 801Viee
oecupalloal. Evft')'body membera, - · · .......,.., - .- . '" • ·~ ·--·.will m- about :lo per cent.
develop all automobU. dmors, friends ot t-B ..,. oilier ond .111111 ..,. k till'*
SemHkllled workers will In· rebulldllllf operation with their youlb SJ11UP1, 01 the Xolp abwt tbll ~~~- .......red
creue about 15 per cent. There farming, but llllllY ..., develop County Junior Folr aHraell I!OlllllloM llldivJd!lalt lllld ,lhf ~ •
Ia Olptcted to be Utile chan(!e ,. more pncluctlvo - f..- 10me coomdea 1111J11bm of people porltm!ty tbal II ol ....,; fer.
In Ute unskliled wortera. Farmthe hours they
have thruugll tts gates Into the ... youlb.
'' .
ora will probably c1ecreue a· available.
lllbil build'••• and show arena. Many 4-H membert wl8 be .:
"'"
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If yoo will read In your 19113 rece vmg aw... or ~.,., ...Premium Book yoo will note forth In proJeet.o wlll<h they .
the various~~r· 8~tes
.•• ~r~ that "thi> is an exhibition of have worked oo throughout tlla,·
........, •• """' - ~ratioo and "rei.., ~fort year. We mil!ht think of the
)lr08l'8llla deal......
to 00
···~
" county"'and troph'the psrt of both
... and ribbons pmented
IS
the coot ol providing useful city people." "The op~··lty to deserving youth at the falr
desirable lnlormatioo Oil
,.., ~·
as one part of the 4-H awardo·
"Let's have a few of the varioua flab and game speclea. for OV"')' youth of Meigs COIUity program.
capable special1sb devol· Thlo would ollow more moaey
the technique• and let
go inro land acquiBltion and
Awards, as deflnOd by All>eri·
field men do the work.
whldl prodllCel
F Gehres, State 4-H Leader llf·
"There is too much
the environment so esoent!al
Ohio, "are an important toollll .
in research conducted
to wlldU!e production needa."
ellCOIIrB~Ing youUt toword greilf..
- - -- - - er effort." Will you stlJl )1111
New Research
Pro]' ect Begun
M•Inor Quake Gorbys Donate On Honev Bet"S forth
11reatt>r effort l'lt"XI yelar -'
regardless of tiM> award yoo ,.,.
'
,.,., •• next week'
, Will Y"'' win the trophy In
Jts trJCken Gifts For Rio I'1honeyA newbeesr.,had•.,,.hbeen0H)1p;•l
on !vonr <'lass' PerhaP, voo will
establish- not bE' at the top of the livestock
which he said
T
d
1ed at thP Oh.,
r
C'\a~ or haw the !>Psi ~ng
"'many departments:
0 av
G
d
L'b
'periment Station. Or Waller proj"<'l on display. Whataver
"llepartments can no looser
•'
I ran e I rary IC. Rothenounler Will con1 "t vour final olarin•
material
Another never • ending
mertime job at 6 e nurseries,
according to Richter, is weed~
crops.
i ·
Phone Poul Paynltr
·: 'Cerptnt.r, 0. MY 8-2519- Roclno, 0. WI 9-3202
'fHE AMISH. a strict Mennonite
state nurseries." This was the
reply from Don Richter,
<harse of reforestation lor
Ohio Division of F<reatry,
asked what nurserymen did with
their "spare time."
"During July and August nur·
seeymen must Inventory all
species and all ages of trees to
determine lbnumber of salable
plants Utat can be offered ro
the public during the loll
spring season. Each year, at
Information based on 1980 efoml· this time the nur••"""'en must
In Ohio
- '... 20
. . shows the 'or• Inventory' approximately
distribution by ntaJ lion trees."
~
'·
tecllaician
R-enl Reorgamza
• t"JOD Oh"JO Department
0£ NaturaI R
by F. hermen .
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ch,•ng~ng
and
~n
Junior FairPrOIBpts'Heavy
Tempo Of 4-U Activities· .
Coupons In our mall boxes
(addressed to "occupant")
lie lll8lly homemakero.
coupons are
welcomed, frowned upon,
ured or torn up! We oftea
-"Why doo't they juol ·cut
wltbGul bothering with
junk?" Actuolly, It Isn't
aimple. These offers of
off '"'ot yourrelynexlprlpurare n me
a ce
The COUJIOIUI are all
kind of sell1ng fllol.
. they are to lute the
llomemaker to try a new
changed produ<l
they are used to try out a
price, and If aales improve
lllDll8h (SO thai produdlon coola
be cut) the new price could
II~=~ the regular one. SnJn6.
II
they are dtitributed only
area, to meet toJD.
Coupons can practiclorce atores to stock the
poria or they can be1p a Dlllll!lactlirer Dnd out qulckl)' II
I!JII'I~U wiD catch GR.
wlltre do you - !be
llkll""" - stand! You siiDd
- I( the prodUot II
.oom~buy or
'leJI Ctilll
.,..,I
•Dllf~l\fand,
,..,... wbeibli; 1'011 -
· lllOiher - at a bartlaln
Jl ""' ub wllli
~ ·'1111: ~
Hold• Picnic
Thu,.,day Afternoon
T1 Grange
neflrofil
of $61.will operate the
cm.,.sion stand and hake
at f tVinton bean dinner to
A ~:c b;a~:= ~~~ held '!B· 3. A special Item to
Woman's Society of be Oluie at that event will
Serv
be 001 breed,
A brief bus~':~ meeting fol· Firstod second desrees will
lowed devotions BIVen b• Mrs. b. coniTed at the next meet·
'
lng of lmington Grange,
H. L. Thompson. Severa1 com:::!t~:aln::' .:=.led during MEETS \YMPic TEAM
The nel<l resular meeting of OIIAND'ORKB, N. D. <UP!)
Ute soclely wiD be held 011 Aus. -ftto Unlvotty of North Dako18 - L'-L
...o.ed
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OIEST FREIZER
Jack W. C.rsey, Mgr•
E. Main St.
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Sale
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COMMENTATING EDITOIIIALLY
Hf!W In Farming
Biggest Barga in Anywhere
t'or 110 years, the greatest sin£le an·
nual event of interest to every Ohioan
in eve:y corner of the Buckeye State bas
bet>n the Ohio State Fair.
Tbis vear, the statewide e~positlon has
grown to mammoth proportiQDi and rates
r~gnition as the "best m the Midwest".
It promiles to be a gigantic showcase of
blue ribbon exhibits and events during
all of its Jl exciting , colorful days. The
llOth State Fair will open with "Youth
Day" on Friday. August 23, and clOSe af·
ter an appropriate "Salute to Industry"
on Labor Day, September 2.
·
In between these two dates, the best
that Ohio has to offer from every field
of endeavor will be on parade for all to
see and admire.
A recent count of entries for exhibits,
.Judgings, races and special events indl·
cate that this year's exposition wHl easily be the largest In Ohio's proud State
Fair history . Practically everything that
i! grown, raised, made or practiced in
Ohio will be prominently displayed at a
dP.Bnf>r. more sanitary. more colorful
Ohio Expositions Center.
The bumper crop of entries will enable this year's fairgoers to enjoy a wide·
angle view of the best Ohio has to offer
in the fields of agriculture. horticulture,
Hvestock, dairy production. poultry.
farm machtnery. harness racing excite.
ment, horse show dignity, industry, sci·
~nee , r~search , homemaking, culture,
In 1850, this year's llOth Ohio State Falr
points up many drastic contrasll a n d
hl~hUghts the expansive uowth and development of our great Buckeye State
during the ~ast 114 years- there were
no State Fairs scheduled during four of
the World War II yean.
in 18SO, approltimatey 25,000 persona
attended the first fair at Camp Washing·
ton near Cincinnati, whereas well over
one-half million follui are expected to
pass through the gates on East Eleventh
and East Seventeenth Avenues to see this
year's exposition In Columbus.
The 1963 admission price to enter the
exposition grounds is actually consider·
ably reduced from that charged to see
the first fair 114 years ago Back in 1850,
folks were charged 20 cents for admission, only 75 cents this year. When one
stops to consider the purchasing power
of "n I B50 dollar versus the 1963 dollar,
it is readily obvious that a visit to t h e
1963 Ohio State Fair is the "greatest bar·
gain anywhere in the country today."
The first State Fair was a 3·day affair,
October 2-4, gradually extending its show
dates over the years to the present 11·
day staging, August 23 · September 2.
Whereas the first fair was primarily
an exhibit of Ohio's agricultural interests and farm products, this year's State
Fair will offer elaborate displays and ex·
hlbits from scores of fields of interest,
keeping pace with Ohio's growth proyuuth activities and many, many others. grf'ss and rise in stature on the National
Compared with Ohio's first State Fair scene .
Ul.4r••f•Noue
Prodpction Workers In Farm. Industry .Decreasing
c.
<ent cnftimen llld teehnlrl•••: cent
Practice;
lime belplnc out wbicl>- IU per eenl lllleo; IU
per COlli
ApleW.
C..., 1!11. Aan~ Apio.
ever farm needs bl.o oe"lcel oent clerleol; U per cent IBflllld 'IU
cent Colloge
~~",.~k:
at that partlculat time.
culture; 10.1 per cent prot...
llld
lie !arm ond ln lnd1illr)l.
Three ruen make a comfort- alonal ond IU per cent other.
quelll011
future Ia
P
bl 00
abit llvlng from theoe oper• The Ohio enroUment In Oblo important 1101
for people
armera are 1 •
•lions. 1 ~ aot' oee the rocorl ol:bools In IIIIIN1 ba8od Oil ell· In school today lhoae al·
:,.<h m"': ~Y
oo.ks but. allllll1e lllat a sis- slbillty for opeelal progresa noady actively
In pro•
pas •
able share ,of the ne! was reaJ. wu: U per cent v..,.Uonal oructive wort.
the per.
ll'<>ducUm worur lod.ey Ieoda !zed from the automObilo re- Trades ond ~uUial Educa· loci ltllll-19'10 the
ouf..
~., ~r ~butJdlng. The wredl:ed automo. lion; 1.1 peit cent Vocational look Ia an
of 1110re
~
bllea are purcbued from iB- Distributive Education; 18 per than 40 per
prole•
11 a wu IUl'8llCt!
IllY ,.. .. ....,.
companleo Utat have
fi!WI wbl<h W8l one-ball of a liken Utom over al total lolses.
·
·
..,. ·-- operatioo This
,_,......,
.
718 ll'l l'ROilUCTION
._,._,
eular day one of the operalnrB A story im productim wu
W8l
apending
most of his
' I week
re••lrlng
• wncked
auromo- found during . Ute pas
esource~:~
'"
when tt was reported thai one
3
bUe. He has a ham fixed up ot !be major cbomical lodu..
with Insulation and heeat dur· ••
·~.. employed 700 worken In COLUMBUS ball , Washi··•--·· D. .
iDg tho winter 10 he can work produciloo and better than 1500 recently enacted by the
live direCtor of Ute
on 1hllt lob with his own farm In olber jQbo ·
ol Assembly
WUdllle Federation. A ·
equipment or ot1 wrecked
In fr.e <he.;.cal lndulllry, of Department of
er director of botb the
liiOblles.
which research playa a very ,.s w~s seen by a
and Cotorlldoo Game ond
Be opendo approllmately one Important psrt . clerical lhlp. recogoozed fiSh authority ..
Departments, Kimball
thiid of his lime
a
salesmen'llld
work· golden opportunity to
ed ro make a critical
repairing wrecked
'
needed to market the I.Ze and professionalif.e the
of western game
and makes COllSiderabie
produced b the
program." The speaker WIB
the Western
of ioCGJIIe from this job. Thlo
k
y
pr. Dr.Thornas H. Langlois,
Fish and Game Commissl,
1s one means of puttlnli his
On th wor er~tud T
illllt er of the Ohio proJll'am of
at Tucson, Aril.
bor to profitable use.
k ~
oorbum lrnlnagment and professor
In the course of his
Thls man is in his 30'a,
wee . ~ P tingto
ted ~ zoology and entomolagy at
made the following
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THE UAL SWAN lAKE-Topeka's Gage l'irk sees the "maiden voyage" for three-day-old cygnets, who manaaed
to stay afloat with little help from unconcerned parents. Royal swan parents are named Philip and Elizabeth.
AN OLD WAY OF LIFE
ate& around 300 acres,
era! m f u:OO.t ~ r~
a Ohio State Universlty.
brother, better than 100 miles Iota 0 a .
odempoyees, Dr. Lanslols said that
operates about 400
:
eng~ged mI~ ~~n, the led the central states io
The father of these ;.~ manas:na this in;~rm _ fish_ program for many
(:~=~men::::;::_:w~h~o"ts~in~~~
g g
a until about 15 years ago.
~
t~ stated that pres~ produc- blamed the lack of ,Jrogress un
tmn would have required 1,000 the fact that "the trained
Mike Ready Nowl
employees to maintain thIs tists and fishery experts have
same servloe 10 years ago,
been subordinated" 00 what
Even
in
the
agricultural
field
termed
the "poUcelll8ll
.. , for the
l
tl
nd
·
1
speclal za on a spec18 prac- "Destruction of the little
tices become very important.
.
.
.
glonal polttical emptres and
It IS our unders~ing of the centralization of scientific
sweet COl'll operation carried tivilies ond trained personnel
county that the
· Me'gs
I m
~
. 1
will bring Ohio back into the
AUGUST 13-14-tS-16-17
p.oduc_tion irJ only part of the {ilrefront:.' he continued. "Thts
operation. Special teehnlques In de pollticalization process
a nd
•
Picking ' cooling ' baaa·na
-~ ~
the fish and wikllife program
transportation he I p provide is long overdue ,
a profitable part of the enter· Director Fred . E Morr [)e.
ize
·
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pr ·.
.
partrnent of Natural
. No mduntry.' includlflg farm· also in connection with
q, c~n &urvwe Wider present reorganization measure, callconditions operating on the ed attention tv a recent ad~
basis as 10 or 20 year~ dress made by ThOIIW L. KimSpeclal producti.onped prac
to No Sla~k Sea110n In
11 prov•idemust be develo
1
II
gr~ater vo wne per
worker. ThiS Includes using aU Ohio's Nurserlee
11::.~:~ knowledge so that proNtw tnd Ustd
.1 . id the COLUMBUS - "There is no
hi he pr~ctices WI 1 yte
slack season for workers at the
FAIR
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Tulsa Attorney,
Oilman, Comes
In Family Search .
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ft : .::e':"e:aler
te preduce
Ill
when
taU..
1
=.,.1 ;"pe blgll profll~ocl
So
of
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dalry~~~~v~ leU: this :
Pony tnd CaHlt
througlt th
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Ac-oor1M of AU Kinds
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t~
W. s-nd St.
Pomeroy, 0.
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nd
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cia ra 1~
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J:.::n~ ~lk concerning reo.
U Ia
alem 1 to ro·~ on ·811
1 p 1 wtclei
'~a need~Pj8Yu:'t
y
us recrea
e Y·
areas:
-·-
tU per
SURGE____,
·.Dairy Farm Equipment
ed Richter, "is scouting for polential seed crops ond eotlmat·
ee(:t, shun most of the 20th century conl'!'rwt:s jn m;;~intaining a way
of life thl:l\ i.8 a simple existence
"cluse to God. · These photos show
some of the Amish visitors to a Swiss
Cheese fo'estival in Middlefield, o .
The horse and buggy is not rmly their ·
mode of transportation,
b...,t
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PEARL STREET
Ill!'
· RACINE, 0.
e SURE WIN
e RED ·ROSE
e TUXEDO
is a
times that pass them c;-_
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c~IMERA
Dog Foods- Flour - Ingredients
j", ;p
;
IVORJ<S LIKE A ~ORSS '"
KEEPIN6 llOUSE, COOOL1!161jU88Y. AND
I<AISIN6 FOUR WILD VOUN6 ONES····
eSttds
., ...rd Setds
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eOyotor Shells
p Grit
.: e FtrlliiAn
eLime
e Cttneitt & Mortar
, ti Stock Slit
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ehltrllld
Binder· Twine
eWoltr Softtnti
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tolerate inter-division Mvalry,
empire_ buildlnS the over..zealOW! guarding of 'outmoded .
t'
nd
tright
=~~~: ttlaestab:hed
"De 1m bl
f' dpar ~ can no
a ,or ever·mcreulng
. ,_
bandle
o1 spec18Wit8 to
increasing
workloads.
The
trend should be toward decen..
tr Uzatl
I th rity nd d
a
on o au o
a
e-velopment of 8 technically~
trained field empl&ye
ble
of handlln
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"1"'
I
g any awgnmen
whether it be in research, fish,
~
t
1
game, alawU en orcemen
011'
re ons.
• WILUAM F. SUNDli:RI.AND
a study of the gellf'ncs of bPPS. ~warn may be. rem~mber this:
Resistance Lo one of
their !' tht> Dl'll on tht> back ," "Yw
1
l\fr. and Mrs. C Milan Gor- <h.seases, American foulbrood. di~ a fine job" and "you cerby, Jr., Alger, have donated an wzll also be mvestiagted
ltamJ, workPd hard on vour pr•
ln~rnational Dictionary of Ap- Behavior of honey bees con- jept" are awards whJcb are of~
phed Mathematics to the Rto 1 'bute
· h
11
1 1en ovPrlooked
Grande College Library They r• h s gre~dy Lo t e•r va u~ You may n.ot do 81 well 11
as oney ;m wax producers
h
d
a 180 ave onated Journals of Fu th
ff ~ , .
you hoped or perhaps you feel
tour ·1
the Ohio Academy of Sci
r er' II a ect, lilelr va 1ue
.
enee 1as pollmators and as honey pro· you deserved more cred1t. Wbat.Yu•Jav newsmen near Tito (1950,_53) and Journals of the dt.~cers for hobbyist beekeepers ever the easE' mav be. remern·
repo~ lhe tremor wobbled Ute Amertcan Academy for Ad· Th b bb I f . ·t
d her that 4-H club work Ia an
....L
van-ment 0 f •-·
It~ "I
e o v1s or m:o. anC'E' , e.
latl!.raatlo••l
'KOPJE, Yugo.glavJa tUPil-A
"rbor tremor" rocked the
teJ\t earthquake-stricken Skopje
todo. just as President Joslp
Bro
~Tito began an insJ)E'ct.ion
IVnllfd Preu
cen.l
1
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ea'"w . few eeconds after the
....,
.-:I'.:Jence :r.....,...;n · sires gentle bees which seldom :E"ducational program where 4--H
grim-~ leader stepped lnlo l . Gorby wlll pa~ for the btnd- stmg. For most effective pol- [members strive ''to Make Tbe
Ute onc1>roucJ now ruined main I mg of these pertodlcals and ai. I' t'
th be
Best Beller " As 4-R members
•
so for futu .
ls f both ma iOn,
e es must engage
.
square 9t be~ra his name:
. re .Journa ~
in extensiVe pollen collecting. you are "Learning by DoJng,•
111e oh10kJift' did not fJmch academtes whtch he will pre-- T be
ft bl
h
therefol'l" if you do not sue.
the repor said.
. sent to the Rio Grande Lib- I do
prtoh '" le as onebey pn; ceed this year try analn And
ra
ucers, ey a so must
8('.
!o
•
Tito, the! .said, walkled on, jn- ry .
tive seekl!rs and hoarders of I keep on the lookout for the
tent oa WclPng rescue crews Mrs. Beverly RusseU. ·
necta•· from nowers
awards that one cannot alwaya
recovering )dies and searching rian, . expressed gratitude
Beekeepers know . that the !measure tn terms of trophies
for the •ny persons sti11 the gifts.
various races of bees differ
blue ribbons. At the !111M
trapped.
.
Both Mr. and Mrs. Gorby are these ~havior characteristics. I
be readv to congratulate
The offlciaoews agency Tan- alumni of Rio Grande College. Even within one apiary . one
other fellow and ~ncwrage
Ju g 881'd "off'-•
· fonnat•on
· re- . He was gradua~ with
· the B. colouy differs from anothf'r
· In
to put forth greate r eflort.
1.. m
ceived by thti(overnment com· S. degree in secondary educa- many ways. According to Dr. l;~~~~~-=""""""""
mlttee coordtnlng "the rescue lion ln 1950 and she 'th
L"th bull be
1 ·
.
WI
uu en l ~::r, e co omes may
work placed
number of B. S. degree m
ed· behave differently because of
bodies found a• · I a. m. <EDTl ucation in 1953. She is the
difrerent heredity. One major
600
at ·
er Alice Larter.
of the new research
~..... M> Be 0.1d
Gorby IIllO received the
Is to stody genetics
I
I
HOUSeWJ"VeS
Are Alerted
1
I
With hot humid weather, the
·
,_
menance IS prone..., ap-
Mildew is really a kind of
mold. Uke a mold, It growa In
warm, poorly lighted
It grows rapidly In cloth
and is almost Impossible
to remove in Its later states. So,
may be we11 to look over any
you have put away betbe time tAl act is now.
As a remedy, brush off as
. mUdew as you can. On
thiJ ootdoora 10 you won't get
mold spores around the
. Soap and water is the
cure lor fresh stains if the
Is wul:lable. Hang the
'!"
LOOKING FOR
Unofftcial Mlll\es aaid an- S. degree In pharmacy !rom
Northern University in
other 1,500 bodies" expe<led tAl (lhlo
~. fo~d. ~ lnju:Jj total from 1959. He is an instructor in
Fr1day • di.sastrow.earthquake CoiJege of Pharmacy at
probably will run It, the thousands, the reports ·~·
Huntington Grange
U~ffl~ial reportl wid tlris
mor"';"'l ~ ~mor wa "minor" Hold. Ita
and 'mild. It dld U. more
tban caUit !'eliCUO wters fA> Annual lmpeclion
look up from their •~Is and
·
picks and then returo their Huntington Grange
met
__,_
Th uriiUay
·• .;·•t
nd th e mee1·
wor ...L , the re,.....
.... 181'd·
'"&'' • a
outdoors to dry making The reports said Ttto, lro led ing was featured by inspection
Ute brlgllt sun 1o on the a guerrilla rebellion durill(lorld in the thn-d desree by Mr. and
spots.
War II and nn:noo the. "try ~rs. Demel Evans. Eleven
If this treatment does not into a ~mmunist but indeod~ ttors were present to repre~ent
then squeeze lemon juice en! nation after the war,re. Mercervl~, Eno, Sprtn~Jeld,
the stain, cover the spot cetved an almost tumultoo111 ,1~ all of Gallia county and Wl1kes
salt and put the garment ~ fr~ the survivon In II! Grange of Vinton county. An
In the bright sun again.
str1cten c1ty of n.ooo.
~vitation was accepted
to
To prevent mildew, keep Skopje once had served , viSit ~rlngfield Grange
cleaned, aired, and dry. something of a model of wh ro l881St wtth the
closet doon and dresaer 'nto's brand of national conum.work.
open occasionally to air nilm would do. Today he stepp« During the business
Keeping clothes 1n lhrough the debrls-ftlled streetsbe Grange voted
Haying
Tools?
behavior.
The value of such re•ear1eh:l
is expected to be twofold. When I
. of bee behavior is well
, it will become 1"'<·
sible to breed a better bee in
the most direct and efficient
way. Secondly. the study of behavioral genetics In bees may
lead to a better understanding
the role of genetics in the
behavior o( other animal
cies. It may provide aru:we1rs ll
to why the behavior of one animal differs !rom another of the
species. These are mat·
ters of great interest to ag~
riculturists and zoologist. This
program of research on bees
Massey-Ferguson
ls expected to contribute to I
such understanding.
By New Holland
... At AHradive
LOW PRICES
•
New Holland
BALERS
RAKES
MOWERS
CRUSHERS
BALER TWINE
,
eSEE US
Denver 5-4 for the NCAA championship in March, will play
Fulton·Thompson
Tractor Sales
U.S. olympic team as pari of its :
sarment bags will help and pwed the crumbled ..au. loan the kitchen
:t!-game 1963-64 sehedule.
. ciotheo dry. Blll'llinB a of earthquakNhattered apsrt· North Galtla school
Sloox. membe" of lhe w..lern• II
amaU electric light continuously I ment. houses and government lab for use at the sale.
Hockey Association. will play 14
1
in a closet , will also help in buildmgs.
\nnou~ement wa s made league contests.
keeplns a eloset dry. Don,
II; the 1ce cream social held
clothes for Ions per- Chahire W SCS
bl'Juntington Grange made s
~rlnt
WY 2-5101
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Pome....,
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CENTSmildew.
own
slar<h attracts
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80
by
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b 0 l of their defiance or the
.
the quanUtiea needed for
fall work. After oeed eollecUot;ll
have been made, in quantities
approaching 1,000 bushels. the
seed 1o cleaned and stored
future uoe."
ing
:· ~ MORRIS IMPLEMENT & SUPPLY CO.
~
ing the seed bedfJ to keep them
clean. And when tbe seBJOO is
dry, as has been the case thia
year, constant irrigation is
needed to sustain all growing
"Our next bll jOb " contlnu·
,
.
or mana&...
around :Ill per cent;
opeclailfAIIloll on the part o1 Next lllMth Will be - <t . ; t. eslliblt bit Wd ib>ll?.lt W
cl«tcal llld sal<s W«Wa wtU productloll IIGibn ond for JII08t rewarcllng ond ' bulloit ~ II ~ldod d!lr~,
h - about 25 per cent.
!110ft -Je enpged ln limes of the year frr t-Il club
~~_!alr .- ~ - Stllled and 801Viee
oecupalloal. Evft')'body membera, - · · .......,.., - .- . '" • ·~ ·--·.will m- about :lo per cent.
develop all automobU. dmors, friends ot t-B ..,. oilier ond .111111 ..,. k till'*
SemHkllled workers will In· rebulldllllf operation with their youlb SJ11UP1, 01 the Xolp abwt tbll ~~~- .......red
creue about 15 per cent. There farming, but llllllY ..., develop County Junior Folr aHraell I!OlllllloM llldivJd!lalt lllld ,lhf ~ •
Ia Olptcted to be Utile chan(!e ,. more pncluctlvo - f..- 10me coomdea 1111J11bm of people porltm!ty tbal II ol ....,; fer.
In Ute unskliled wortera. Farmthe hours they
have thruugll tts gates Into the ... youlb.
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lllbil build'••• and show arena. Many 4-H membert wl8 be .:
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If yoo will read In your 19113 rece vmg aw... or ~.,., ...Premium Book yoo will note forth In proJeet.o wlll<h they .
the various~~r· 8~tes
.•• ~r~ that "thi> is an exhibition of have worked oo throughout tlla,·
........, •• """' - ~ratioo and "rei.., ~fort year. We mil!ht think of the
)lr08l'8llla deal......
to 00
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" county"'and troph'the psrt of both
... and ribbons pmented
IS
the coot ol providing useful city people." "The op~··lty to deserving youth at the falr
desirable lnlormatioo Oil
,.., ~·
as one part of the 4-H awardo·
"Let's have a few of the varioua flab and game speclea. for OV"')' youth of Meigs COIUity program.
capable special1sb devol· Thlo would ollow more moaey
the technique• and let
go inro land acquiBltion and
Awards, as deflnOd by All>eri·
field men do the work.
whldl prodllCel
F Gehres, State 4-H Leader llf·
"There is too much
the environment so esoent!al
Ohio, "are an important toollll .
in research conducted
to wlldU!e production needa."
ellCOIIrB~Ing youUt toword greilf..
- - -- - - er effort." Will you stlJl )1111
New Research
Pro]' ect Begun
M•Inor Quake Gorbys Donate On Honev Bet"S forth
11reatt>r effort l'lt"XI yelar -'
regardless of tiM> award yoo ,.,.
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, Will Y"'' win the trophy In
Jts trJCken Gifts For Rio I'1honeyA newbeesr.,had•.,,.hbeen0H)1p;•l
on !vonr <'lass' PerhaP, voo will
establish- not bE' at the top of the livestock
which he said
T
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1ed at thP Oh.,
r
C'\a~ or haw the !>Psi ~ng
"'many departments:
0 av
G
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L'b
'periment Station. Or Waller proj"<'l on display. Whataver
"llepartments can no looser
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I ran e I rary IC. Rothenounler Will con1 "t vour final olarin•
material
Another never • ending
mertime job at 6 e nurseries,
according to Richter, is weed~
crops.
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Phone Poul Paynltr
·: 'Cerptnt.r, 0. MY 8-2519- Roclno, 0. WI 9-3202
'fHE AMISH. a strict Mennonite
state nurseries." This was the
reply from Don Richter,
<harse of reforestation lor
Ohio Division of F<reatry,
asked what nurserymen did with
their "spare time."
"During July and August nur·
seeymen must Inventory all
species and all ages of trees to
determine lbnumber of salable
plants Utat can be offered ro
the public during the loll
spring season. Each year, at
Information based on 1980 efoml· this time the nur••"""'en must
In Ohio
- '... 20
. . shows the 'or• Inventory' approximately
distribution by ntaJ lion trees."
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R-enl Reorgamza
• t"JOD Oh"JO Department
0£ NaturaI R
by F. hermen .
- --
ch,•ng~ng
and
~n
Junior FairPrOIBpts'Heavy
Tempo Of 4-U Activities· .
Coupons In our mall boxes
(addressed to "occupant")
lie lll8lly homemakero.
coupons are
welcomed, frowned upon,
ured or torn up! We oftea
-"Why doo't they juol ·cut
wltbGul bothering with
junk?" Actuolly, It Isn't
aimple. These offers of
off '"'ot yourrelynexlprlpurare n me
a ce
The COUJIOIUI are all
kind of sell1ng fllol.
. they are to lute the
llomemaker to try a new
changed produ<l
they are used to try out a
price, and If aales improve
lllDll8h (SO thai produdlon coola
be cut) the new price could
II~=~ the regular one. SnJn6.
II
they are dtitributed only
area, to meet toJD.
Coupons can practiclorce atores to stock the
poria or they can be1p a Dlllll!lactlirer Dnd out qulckl)' II
I!JII'I~U wiD catch GR.
wlltre do you - !be
llkll""" - stand! You siiDd
- I( the prodUot II
.oom~buy or
'leJI Ctilll
.,..,I
•Dllf~l\fand,
,..,... wbeibli; 1'011 -
· lllOiher - at a bartlaln
Jl ""' ub wllli
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Hold• Picnic
Thu,.,day Afternoon
T1 Grange
neflrofil
of $61.will operate the
cm.,.sion stand and hake
at f tVinton bean dinner to
A ~:c b;a~:= ~~~ held '!B· 3. A special Item to
Woman's Society of be Oluie at that event will
Serv
be 001 breed,
A brief bus~':~ meeting fol· Firstod second desrees will
lowed devotions BIVen b• Mrs. b. coniTed at the next meet·
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lng of lmington Grange,
H. L. Thompson. Severa1 com:::!t~:aln::' .:=.led during MEETS \YMPic TEAM
The nel<l resular meeting of OIIAND'ORKB, N. D. <UP!)
Ute soclely wiD be held 011 Aus. -ftto Unlvotty of North Dako18 - L'-L
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OIEST FREIZER
Jack W. C.rsey, Mgr•
E. Main St.
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Smith's, Park Pontiac 'To
Meet In Tourney Finale
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New Loss -Mar
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Ohio Fishing I ..--.u_.~._S'_rA_Rs-:-1
Is Not Good
For Weekend
if
rou want to br
P.roteptPt[ bY, a
lwsp_rtalrzatron
plan that
is guara11lt>rd
rt>newablt
for life,
the man
to see. is your
man from
Nationwidt:
MAX WARD
HAYI YOU HEARD AIDUT)~
THE NEW LOW-COST (
au-oaEl.
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Goble Ford Is
Given Award
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We carry a varied line
al line hame modernllatian materials at downla-earth prices. Make us
your headquorten •
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Are""' o.tlh• t!.e':,
DESIGNED
POR PENNIES A DAY •••
TV PICTUII -~
FOR COtoR TV
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RECEPTION
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Allensville In Second Round
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lfoc~. S.. . . . . ..,tar. M..
hog•ny a•
4'•1'"
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at towut priM.
:::.-..;,.leLitlhlni•'Ari~
Enjoy the water heater that's 5, ways better
eChJIIIMfMM!nN
1. Ul• bot wallr-elec:trlc-hot lor senitary dishes and
tltlntr llilndry.
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pilot lishts. no fumes, no complex valves.
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cov1rs tomplete service, includirc blnk
........,. If noceuary, at no additional
CGIIt, call Olllo ......r Company, your eltc·
tric WltW heater dealer or plumber.
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I. Monttllllen._no wasted heat-Quick Reea.try.
And, a special low rate of I¢ a kilowtlthour applies tor
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flameless Quick Recovery electric water heater Don't
waiCsiV. now I Thio offer Is for a 11mited tim~ only!
We have all lila ._,,.
Al!l' materlaiiiD aet
w•....
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Dally s.nttnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 27, 1963-5
ts S
Smith's, Park Pontiac 'To
Meet In Tourney Finale
.
New Loss -Mar
PAGE
Ohio Fishing I ..--.u_.~._S'_rA_Rs-:-1
Is Not Good
For Weekend
if
rou want to br
P.roteptPt[ bY, a
lwsp_rtalrzatron
plan that
is guara11lt>rd
rt>newablt
for life,
the man
to see. is your
man from
Nationwidt:
MAX WARD
HAYI YOU HEARD AIDUT)~
THE NEW LOW-COST (
au-oaEl.
\
(
ASTE
Goble Ford Is
Given Award
'
-[j)
,.,..
We carry a varied line
al line hame modernllatian materials at downla-earth prices. Make us
your headquorten •
.. .
I
l
ou, 00-tt do- Li-
Are""' o.tlh• t!.e':,
DESIGNED
POR PENNIES A DAY •••
TV PICTUII -~
FOR COtoR TV
e(fl
Yeu SheUid Bfetttl'nl•
.
,f
RECEPTION
....·.
LET. •Uia
-~
PROB
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Middleport Wins At f ellston, Will
Allensville In Second Round
l
-.............
.
$J69tt$14UO
• All type1 carrie!~~ r.gu.. rly Ia
lfoc~. S.. . . . . ..,tar. M..
hog•ny a•
4'•1'"
lawcH . •
, .....
Jl
at towut priM.
:::.-..;,.leLitlhlni•'Ari~
Enjoy the water heater that's 5, ways better
eChJIIIMfMM!nN
1. Ul• bot wallr-elec:trlc-hot lor senitary dishes and
tltlntr llilndry.
'
I.
pilot lishts. no fumes, no complex valves.
eLtMWa,l(flre
life-no
eGurWI..
a. CINn-irs !'!!!'!~•!!-
,fMY.tWAS
4.1~111
"Cr.rfillidlrl'a ~lid!'-. all,_ l:!mm11t whit.
... ~ tiLa~aiiWIItc-tJIIMI·
.... Call • lar a..,.a· laliiRI• . .MIIII
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PIANO
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TIIMS ~ II* AS $1 MONtH ,
C:AftOL·IN~ LUMBER
.. ·. ·
'
.aaSUPP~Yco.
.
~
"
WIIW hlltintl
&UARAinEO TROUILE-FREE SERVICE I
N I...... StrVice Pl6n) GUARANTEE
cov1rs tomplete service, includirc blnk
........,. If noceuary, at no additional
CGIIt, call Olllo ......r Company, your eltc·
tric WltW heater dealer or plumber.
.
- ~HIO PO~MP~\1';4Y'
,
_
_...,._ . -..
......
'
·Ph..'4110
..,....,._no flua pipo needod.
I. Monttllllen._no wasted heat-Quick Reea.try.
And, a special low rate of I¢ a kilowtlthour applies tor
·
.
....... ,......
Ac.ultlc.r11111 ••.,....
...... . .
pllotl.-
.
~
.
......
•
Now, your plumber or appliance dealer offers a $2S tradein • ....,.., When you change from Ill-type to a new
flameless Quick Recovery electric water heater Don't
waiCsiV. now I Thio offer Is for a 11mited tim~ only!
We have all lila ._,,.
Al!l' materlaiiiD aet
w•....
CIILIM. fiLl
'
Trade-in your trouble now for $25!
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. Rhodes P.uts
Feathers In His
Biggest Barga in Anywhere
t'or 119 years, the greatest sin£1e an- in 1850, this year's llOth Ohio Slate Fair
nu:d event of interest to every Ohioan pr.ints up many drastic contrast~ a n d
111 every comer of the Buckeye state has htihlillhls the expansive KJ'Owth and debeen the Ohio State Fair.
velopment of our great Buckeye State
This year, the statewide exposition has during the past 114 yeJrs -there were
grown to mammoth proportions and rates no State Fairs .scheduled during four of
r..rognition as the "best '"the Midwest". the Worl,d War 11 yeal'l.
It promises to be a gigantic showc:ue of
ln 18&0, BPP,i'Oxirnatey 25,000 persona
bluo ribbon exhibits and events during attended the first lair at Camp Waahlngal! of its 11 exciting, colorful days. The ton near Cincinnati, whereas well over
!lOth State Fair will open with "Youth one-half million folk• are expected to
Day" on Friday, August 23, and close a!- pass through the gates on East Eleventh
ter an appropriate "Salute to Industry" and East Seventeenth Avenues to see this
on Labor Day, September 2.
year's exposition In Columbus.
Jn between these two dates, the best
The 1963 admission price to enter the
that Ohio has to offer from everv field exposition grounris is actually considerof endeavor will he on parade for all to ably reduced from that charged to see
see and admire.
the first fair 114 years ago Back in 1650,
A recent co unt of entries for exhibits, folks were charged 20 cents for admis_judgings, races and special events indl- sion, only 75 cents this year. When one
cate that this year's exposition will easi- stops to consider the purchasing power
ly be the largest in Ohio's proud State of an 1850 dollar versus the 1963 dollar,
Fair history . Practically everything that it is readily obvious that a visit to the
is grown, raised , made or practiced in 1963 Ohio State Fair is the "greatest barOhio will be prominently displayed at a gain anywhere in the country today."
cleaner. more sanitary, more colorful
The first State Fair was a 3-day affair,
Ohio Expositions Center .
October 2-4, gradually extending its show
The bumper crop of entries will en- dates over the years to the present 11·
able this year's fairgoers to enjoy a wide- day staging, August 23 · September 2.
angle view of the hest Ohio has to offer
Wh•reas the first fair was primarlly
in the fields of agriculture, horticulture, an exhibit of Ohio's agricultural interlivestock, dairy production. poultry, ests and farm products, this year's State
(arm machinery , harness racing excite- Foir will offer elaborate displays and exmen!, horse show dignity, industry, sci- hiblts from scores of fields of interest,
ence, research, homemaking, culture, keeping pace with Ohio's growth pro-youth activities and many, many others. grE>ss and rise in !.tature on the National
Compared_w_ith Ohio's first State Fair _ 'c:cec:nc:e_.- - - - - -- - - - - --
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TH! R!AL SWAN lAkE-Topt~a's Gage Park sees the "maiden voyage" for three-day·old cygnets, who mana~ed
tiJ stay afloat ,..,ith little help from unconcerned parents. Royal 1wan parents tare named Philip and Elizabeth.
AN OLD WAY OF LIFE
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Tulsa Attorney,
Oilman, Comes
In Family Search
An Oklahoma oil man
Tulsa attorney came to Galli~ 1
polis, Pomeroy, AthEn.!l,
Rio Grand looking for
lives both living and dead. He
is James Franklin Hanlng,
Mld.COnUnent building,
kin of the late lra Z. Haning,
whose grave Is in Rio Grande's
Calvary Baptist cemetery. '
Haning, accompanied by ~
wife and J2·Year-old son, John
William Haning, appealed for
4 Convoeations
Rio Grande Jim Grande Jim
Haning and his fumily went to
Washington county, Pa., to Will Have Wide
explore cemeteries. In Gallia,
Meigs, and Athens countlea they variety At Rio
visited a half-dozen grs,ve)lanls. j
ens eounty, Ohkl in 1797. From
'fHE AMISH, a. slrict Mennonite
,e~t. shun most of the 20th century comf•wts tn maintaining a way
of life that if; a simple existence
"close to God .' 't'hes~ photos show
some of the Ami sh visitors to a Swiss
Cheese Festival in J!.rjddlefield, 0.
The horse and buggy is not rlJlJy their
mode of - transport:::ttion, t:. ,_• is 1:1.
aylnbol of their defiance oi the
chanJing times that pass the-m L~' -
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~.r::ain ':"trtto;'!ews,
not ID pitch In hiD ...,_. wrlll
u IDIIIl' heeaUII
poUiloluo
do1111 .,,
quoollon
lltch
111111111y 119 worth obout 11ro - •
or leu whea 11 lime •
face roality aDd !Dike 4tdTho quesUoo of Rhode~' future
c:ould
present a united front aDd
0<1 to use their numerl<al
to abollsb the reooluUons
tee aDd thuJ take few stands
controverslot questlono. Tbe
lion had varloul meanlnga
Rlwdes, In getting RepubliCOJIJI
stand together, ,..mod to
crease ill slatu"' among
RepubUcana al an organizer and
leader.
The Olllo govamor wu nomod
to the JrucuUve Committee
the Govemon Conference, a
nal - • 1 honor, u
the commillee.
The conference was
lint foray IDto natloaal
aDd hll supporters lOki ft
again hll well-tmowu
:::1
~nvocatiool, free of charge.
With e~eb otarlbqr at I p. m;
LOOKING FOR
Haying
Tools?
Now and UNCI
noturolly arlleo. 11 il ~ taln be will bo the "lavorilo 1011•
candidate of the 0111o deletall,.
ID the Republican Nlllaaal C..
eBRIDLES
e SHOW HALTERS
veotloD next ytflt llld Ally. Geq,
WiUIIIm Bubo 11y1 be au,bl bo
more than thol The aovornor ....
hill UIOOiatea •btotutetJ nfUII It
, .. AI Attractive
LOW PRICES
Pony ond Cottle
diacUu IIICb mattero, publlaly or
privately. His reply II IIIII ho
waottd to he 10\WDCit ud fD,.
toad~ to do th1 hell job po111dbte.
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New Holland
Massey-Ferguson
GILMORE
BALERS
RAKES
MOWERS
CRUSHERS
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::lSUPPLY STORE
And while illlodlo "' not ".
Bidorad 1 pot.allal candidate /ir ;;
tho p,..idenUal DDD>Inltilin
-it '·
year, the llnportant et._t 'Of .;
time _ . .1 to bo ill 1111 faflr ;~
In naUooal poUt!.., He will bo.,a ...
power ID the IIIM COIIVOtltloa illd '
81 a cosi-<Utler, budget-b~ ~
moderate he mJil>l he the ~ .·
the convention ...,lei tun to )a ;;,
8 cloadlo<k. But -•miDI Pro&. :
doni Kol!nedy ilre-eleclad In llil , .
aDd Rhodes In Iiiii the Oblo....,. :i:
.....,.. automatlra!ly would becomo
1 major oonlonder for the 1811 7
the IJIOCIII ~ocattona are.
Oct. S - Chriltlne St. Clair,
hllt'J)Oichonllot.
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Oct. 24 - Dr. Jlolh• Summero, poet.noveHst.
Nov. 21 - Iberian
Dance
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lrodlliooal
Interpretive dances, millie nomlnatioll.
PllOir)' by a company of
BALER TWINE
By New Holland
eSEE US
Fulton·Thompson
Tractor Sales
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DAilY SENTIND ~
DIYOTID fO INTIIII1 fW! .~
at Community Hall oo the
MIIGB- 'IIIlA
Grande College campus in Oclo- I' CLEVELAND - . Three ~:~I
ber, November and March
humod to death 1<
ol!er to students,_ alumno, and when !Ire swept the second
~.;.
the general public cultural ~~~::::::t_or their west
formances from widely knoWD
llld respected artists.
The mother, Mrs. Ann
'\'hat's according to the anand nelgbbors made
nouncement of Mrs. ·
to save them, but
Northcutt, assistant professor
to TeSCUe a
of music aDd the college eonvoAnn, I, from the
cations chairman. She said th blaze.
11ere Candy Lee,
evoryone - anywhere - Is In- five mantha; Jlnuny, 20 monlho,I~~-
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' llani~~Js listed In the Mel&s
County General Telephone boOk
are two Dana llahlnga, ~ at
l'<)rneroy Rt; I and the Qther
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Get More Dolll!
INTERNATIONAL•
Do It
I.'AISINo FOUR WILD VOUN(;
'
Martin 1
Four night-time convocations
daughtera, Gertrude
Grande
aDd his
two
ar.a Ida ColleiJe,
Belle, were
members
ot it• first graduating claso In
t893. He was pastor ol the
Raccoon F r e e Will Baptist
Church Inow the Calvary Baptis!) from 1850 · to 18'18.
It was insplrat1911 (rom the
Rev. Mr. Ranine whidl determined Nehemlah Atwood to
round the collep. He dlod In
1869, hut his widow, the former Permelia Rldpay, carried
through oo his decl4ion in 1178.
At that time ,he had m"frled
llarrlsoo Wood.
Both the Rev. Mr. Haning
and Harrison Wood were original members .of the Rio ur1on- 1
do CoUege boord Ill trustaeo,
tho former ~>crYing untO
death Jn 1178 and 'the latter !n
187~·
Rhodes ocorod aga!D u
lerbaclt of tbe Repubtielm
IWI'I ID gottiDg lhem lo
· united front on the
AUGUST 13-14-t5·16-17
IU!odeo removecl hll ldentlflea,
llon badges at tho . . . , _ le
avoid IDtomewa will! .,r., of
llalo nellimeu wbo mJpt . a
,_.m.. blm. ~ uJd I.
WID'* b!o o111otoney llf ..,..
1J11 out of mattora ol DO ollrte&
eoocern, h~v!ng leall!ed llill ...
!)]vernora .eldom an choaen
someone who has done some research into Ira Haning's ancestry to write to him in Tulsa. Jim Haning feels that the
key to his family-tree quest is
tr.rough the children of Matt- 1
hew Haning, among them
James and Aaron Haning.
I __]~~~~~~Matthew Haning moved from I·
Washington county, Pa., to Ath-
He believeo that the Rev.
Ira z. Haning was his great..
great-great uncle, and grandson of Matthew. Matthew
the father, grandfather. and
great·gr~ndfalher of Al!rob
ing I, n, aod III Aaron Ill was
the father of Marion Franklin
Haning, who was the lather of
William Jeilie Haning, still
living. William Jeue is the
f&ther of James Franklin Han~
ing.
The Rev. Mr. Haning concelved the id•a ol fouoding Rio
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. Rhodes P.uts
Feathers In His
Biggest Barga in Anywhere
t'or 119 years, the greatest sin£1e an- in 1850, this year's llOth Ohio Slate Fair
nu:d event of interest to every Ohioan pr.ints up many drastic contrast~ a n d
111 every comer of the Buckeye state has htihlillhls the expansive KJ'Owth and debeen the Ohio State Fair.
velopment of our great Buckeye State
This year, the statewide exposition has during the past 114 yeJrs -there were
grown to mammoth proportions and rates no State Fairs .scheduled during four of
r..rognition as the "best '"the Midwest". the Worl,d War 11 yeal'l.
It promises to be a gigantic showc:ue of
ln 18&0, BPP,i'Oxirnatey 25,000 persona
bluo ribbon exhibits and events during attended the first lair at Camp Waahlngal! of its 11 exciting, colorful days. The ton near Cincinnati, whereas well over
!lOth State Fair will open with "Youth one-half million folk• are expected to
Day" on Friday, August 23, and close a!- pass through the gates on East Eleventh
ter an appropriate "Salute to Industry" and East Seventeenth Avenues to see this
on Labor Day, September 2.
year's exposition In Columbus.
Jn between these two dates, the best
The 1963 admission price to enter the
that Ohio has to offer from everv field exposition grounris is actually considerof endeavor will he on parade for all to ably reduced from that charged to see
see and admire.
the first fair 114 years ago Back in 1650,
A recent co unt of entries for exhibits, folks were charged 20 cents for admis_judgings, races and special events indl- sion, only 75 cents this year. When one
cate that this year's exposition will easi- stops to consider the purchasing power
ly be the largest in Ohio's proud State of an 1850 dollar versus the 1963 dollar,
Fair history . Practically everything that it is readily obvious that a visit to the
is grown, raised , made or practiced in 1963 Ohio State Fair is the "greatest barOhio will be prominently displayed at a gain anywhere in the country today."
cleaner. more sanitary, more colorful
The first State Fair was a 3-day affair,
Ohio Expositions Center .
October 2-4, gradually extending its show
The bumper crop of entries will en- dates over the years to the present 11·
able this year's fairgoers to enjoy a wide- day staging, August 23 · September 2.
angle view of the hest Ohio has to offer
Wh•reas the first fair was primarlly
in the fields of agriculture, horticulture, an exhibit of Ohio's agricultural interlivestock, dairy production. poultry, ests and farm products, this year's State
(arm machinery , harness racing excite- Foir will offer elaborate displays and exmen!, horse show dignity, industry, sci- hiblts from scores of fields of interest,
ence, research, homemaking, culture, keeping pace with Ohio's growth pro-youth activities and many, many others. grE>ss and rise in !.tature on the National
Compared_w_ith Ohio's first State Fair _ 'c:cec:nc:e_.- - - - - -- - - - - --
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TH! R!AL SWAN lAkE-Topt~a's Gage Park sees the "maiden voyage" for three-day·old cygnets, who mana~ed
tiJ stay afloat ,..,ith little help from unconcerned parents. Royal 1wan parents tare named Philip and Elizabeth.
AN OLD WAY OF LIFE
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Tulsa Attorney,
Oilman, Comes
In Family Search
An Oklahoma oil man
Tulsa attorney came to Galli~ 1
polis, Pomeroy, AthEn.!l,
Rio Grand looking for
lives both living and dead. He
is James Franklin Hanlng,
Mld.COnUnent building,
kin of the late lra Z. Haning,
whose grave Is in Rio Grande's
Calvary Baptist cemetery. '
Haning, accompanied by ~
wife and J2·Year-old son, John
William Haning, appealed for
4 Convoeations
Rio Grande Jim Grande Jim
Haning and his fumily went to
Washington county, Pa., to Will Have Wide
explore cemeteries. In Gallia,
Meigs, and Athens countlea they variety At Rio
visited a half-dozen grs,ve)lanls. j
ens eounty, Ohkl in 1797. From
'fHE AMISH, a. slrict Mennonite
,e~t. shun most of the 20th century comf•wts tn maintaining a way
of life that if; a simple existence
"close to God .' 't'hes~ photos show
some of the Ami sh visitors to a Swiss
Cheese Festival in J!.rjddlefield, 0.
The horse and buggy is not rlJlJy their
mode of - transport:::ttion, t:. ,_• is 1:1.
aylnbol of their defiance oi the
chanJing times that pass the-m L~' -
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~.r::ain ':"trtto;'!ews,
not ID pitch In hiD ...,_. wrlll
u IDIIIl' heeaUII
poUiloluo
do1111 .,,
quoollon
lltch
111111111y 119 worth obout 11ro - •
or leu whea 11 lime •
face roality aDd !Dike 4tdTho quesUoo of Rhode~' future
c:ould
present a united front aDd
0<1 to use their numerl<al
to abollsb the reooluUons
tee aDd thuJ take few stands
controverslot questlono. Tbe
lion had varloul meanlnga
Rlwdes, In getting RepubliCOJIJI
stand together, ,..mod to
crease ill slatu"' among
RepubUcana al an organizer and
leader.
The Olllo govamor wu nomod
to the JrucuUve Committee
the Govemon Conference, a
nal - • 1 honor, u
the commillee.
The conference was
lint foray IDto natloaal
aDd hll supporters lOki ft
again hll well-tmowu
:::1
~nvocatiool, free of charge.
With e~eb otarlbqr at I p. m;
LOOKING FOR
Haying
Tools?
Now and UNCI
noturolly arlleo. 11 il ~ taln be will bo the "lavorilo 1011•
candidate of the 0111o deletall,.
ID the Republican Nlllaaal C..
eBRIDLES
e SHOW HALTERS
veotloD next ytflt llld Ally. Geq,
WiUIIIm Bubo 11y1 be au,bl bo
more than thol The aovornor ....
hill UIOOiatea •btotutetJ nfUII It
, .. AI Attractive
LOW PRICES
Pony ond Cottle
diacUu IIICb mattero, publlaly or
privately. His reply II IIIII ho
waottd to he 10\WDCit ud fD,.
toad~ to do th1 hell job po111dbte.
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New Holland
Massey-Ferguson
GILMORE
BALERS
RAKES
MOWERS
CRUSHERS
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::lSUPPLY STORE
And while illlodlo "' not ".
Bidorad 1 pot.allal candidate /ir ;;
tho p,..idenUal DDD>Inltilin
-it '·
year, the llnportant et._t 'Of .;
time _ . .1 to bo ill 1111 faflr ;~
In naUooal poUt!.., He will bo.,a ...
power ID the IIIM COIIVOtltloa illd '
81 a cosi-<Utler, budget-b~ ~
moderate he mJil>l he the ~ .·
the convention ...,lei tun to )a ;;,
8 cloadlo<k. But -•miDI Pro&. :
doni Kol!nedy ilre-eleclad In llil , .
aDd Rhodes In Iiiii the Oblo....,. :i:
.....,.. automatlra!ly would becomo
1 major oonlonder for the 1811 7
the IJIOCIII ~ocattona are.
Oct. S - Chriltlne St. Clair,
hllt'J)Oichonllot.
.
Oct. 24 - Dr. Jlolh• Summero, poet.noveHst.
Nov. 21 - Iberian
Dance
~
lrodlliooal
Interpretive dances, millie nomlnatioll.
PllOir)' by a company of
BALER TWINE
By New Holland
eSEE US
Fulton·Thompson
Tractor Sales
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DAilY SENTIND ~
DIYOTID fO INTIIII1 fW! .~
at Community Hall oo the
MIIGB- 'IIIlA
Grande College campus in Oclo- I' CLEVELAND - . Three ~:~I
ber, November and March
humod to death 1<
ol!er to students,_ alumno, and when !Ire swept the second
~.;.
the general public cultural ~~~::::::t_or their west
formances from widely knoWD
llld respected artists.
The mother, Mrs. Ann
'\'hat's according to the anand nelgbbors made
nouncement of Mrs. ·
to save them, but
Northcutt, assistant professor
to TeSCUe a
of music aDd the college eonvoAnn, I, from the
cations chairman. She said th blaze.
11ere Candy Lee,
evoryone - anywhere - Is In- five mantha; Jlnuny, 20 monlho,I~~-
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HAVE FUN
wll!lcl!ildren
CUBCADEr
e 7 horst>pnwer
eEur
handlm"
• Ot"pendable
eComf;rlable
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Capadt y Attachments
Buy Now On Ea•y To""'
v:lt:ed~~to~a~tl~end~~e~ac~h~·;o~f~the~s~e~IIIICI~~J~u~Ue~M:a~rie,~~Z~ll~,..;ara.~~~J~~~~~~~:
l':~tMERA
I\.ORKS LIKE A ~ORSE •.,
i7e.EPIN0 ~E, COOOLIN0 HU88Y. AND
ONES···•
MEIGS EQUIPMENT CO.
· WI-IAT 6ETS IIER GRINOIII(j J.IEQ
IS WHEN J.IER IN-L,oiWS \'1St!' ··
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Dog foc)ds - Flour - Ingredients
e0yoter Shell•
and Grit
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' llani~~Js listed In the Mel&s
County General Telephone boOk
are two Dana llahlnga, ~ at
l'<)rneroy Rt; I and the Qther
at Shade Rt, 1, With Harley
Hanlns at l'OmerOf lit. t
Get More Dolll!
INTERNATIONAL•
Do It
I.'AISINo FOUR WILD VOUN(;
'
Martin 1
Four night-time convocations
daughtera, Gertrude
Grande
aDd his
two
ar.a Ida ColleiJe,
Belle, were
members
ot it• first graduating claso In
t893. He was pastor ol the
Raccoon F r e e Will Baptist
Church Inow the Calvary Baptis!) from 1850 · to 18'18.
It was insplrat1911 (rom the
Rev. Mr. Ranine whidl determined Nehemlah Atwood to
round the collep. He dlod In
1869, hut his widow, the former Permelia Rldpay, carried
through oo his decl4ion in 1178.
At that time ,he had m"frled
llarrlsoo Wood.
Both the Rev. Mr. Haning
and Harrison Wood were original members .of the Rio ur1on- 1
do CoUege boord Ill trustaeo,
tho former ~>crYing untO
death Jn 1178 and 'the latter !n
187~·
Rhodes ocorod aga!D u
lerbaclt of tbe Repubtielm
IWI'I ID gottiDg lhem lo
· united front on the
AUGUST 13-14-t5·16-17
IU!odeo removecl hll ldentlflea,
llon badges at tho . . . , _ le
avoid IDtomewa will! .,r., of
llalo nellimeu wbo mJpt . a
,_.m.. blm. ~ uJd I.
WID'* b!o o111otoney llf ..,..
1J11 out of mattora ol DO ollrte&
eoocern, h~v!ng leall!ed llill ...
!)]vernora .eldom an choaen
someone who has done some research into Ira Haning's ancestry to write to him in Tulsa. Jim Haning feels that the
key to his family-tree quest is
tr.rough the children of Matt- 1
hew Haning, among them
James and Aaron Haning.
I __]~~~~~~Matthew Haning moved from I·
Washington county, Pa., to Ath-
He believeo that the Rev.
Ira z. Haning was his great..
great-great uncle, and grandson of Matthew. Matthew
the father, grandfather. and
great·gr~ndfalher of Al!rob
ing I, n, aod III Aaron Ill was
the father of Marion Franklin
Haning, who was the lather of
William Jeilie Haning, still
living. William Jeue is the
f&ther of James Franklin Han~
ing.
The Rev. Mr. Haning concelved the id•a ol fouoding Rio
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.Each
cubic Foot of ' - • · Coltnblli.t!)on
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�Pomeroy-Mlddlepoft, 0 ., July 27, 196S.,
The Daily Sentinel
PAGf:
Ohio Fishing
Is Not Good
For Weekend
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Harvey Estate
Park Pontiac ·To
Meet In Tourney Finale
Appraised At
$211,413.40
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for life,
the man
to Sf'P- is your
manfrom .
Nationwide:
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HAVI YOU HiARO ABOUT;
THE NEW LOW-COST
,j
BUDQElT
ASTER".,
FAMILY HOSPITAL PLAII?r•
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Kennlth D.
We carry a vari•cf line
of line home moclemiaalion materials at d-nto-earth prices. Make us
your head11uarters.
WY. 24311
OPFICI HOURI1
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DESIGNED
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Middleport Wins At \V ellston, Will
Allensville In Second Round
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CIHntr l1undry,
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t C-It's llanteloss.
tln.u.IIS
flue pipe need.O.
I. Man tftkolent-no Willed hut-QuiCk Ro®vtry.
And, 1 special low rote of I¢ a kilowatthour oppllos fot
Wlllr hlltiiiJI
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8lld Joe c..ter
Put ..-., l'lq
HAWK'S
(l.C}
biota-s......,_
eGuyWI,.eDIM
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in 111Dwenct When you eh•nge from flame--type to a new
Mull dlvlaioa - lloYt LJIIIIj
(f.l),
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atrriM reguf•Fty U.
Now, your plumber or appli1nct de.aler oilers a $25 trlld•·
Seniw Dlvlaioa .;_ Mlcl: M...
We have all-tha __..
sary materials In atock
at klwelt prlceL
eLightnl,. A.1~
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Trade-in your trouble now for $25!
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IASICIT PICNIC
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Kaiser, .
P'l'lday A... 2 - 1:00, Hae>
ketiWia •• Steww,
Saturdfl Auc. S- 4:00, JC.S.
••·Stewlrll, 1111111:00, Kalse~~
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lfobooo, and Jay<oeo
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TlltMS 41 U)W AS $5 MONIH .
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I'SP f P - Service Plan) IIUARANTE£
covers tomplttl urvice, lncll.ldin& tank
felliiCtnlllnt If MCUC~ry, at M ~ltiONII
Clill Olilo ,..._, Cornpony, jOUr •lee·
trie Wiler hetter dealer or pluthbtr.
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The Daily Sentinel
PAGf:
Ohio Fishing
Is Not Good
For Weekend
.'
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AlL STARS
Harvey Estate
Park Pontiac ·To
Meet In Tourney Finale
Appraised At
$211,413.40
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plan that
;,, guaranlf't>d
rt'llPWabiP
for life,
the man
to Sf'P- is your
manfrom .
Nationwide:
I
MAX WARD
I
HAVI YOU HiARO ABOUT;
THE NEW LOW-COST
,j
BUDQElT
ASTER".,
FAMILY HOSPITAL PLAII?r•
'
\
Kennlth D.
We carry a vari•cf line
of line home moclemiaalion materials at d-nto-earth prices. Make us
your head11uarters.
WY. 24311
OPFICI HOURI1
. 9100 ~ 1100 DIIIJ
Otlwo ...,
Apjltii-L I
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Thriftiest
Frost·Pnof
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Wltb Electric Storten
DESIGNED
FOR COtOR TV
RECEPTION
An YIU Gelt•• TM l;
WATER
TV PICTURE
You ShoUld Be lotllnt·
VI
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OLD ANTENNA
Middleport Wins At \V ellston, Will
Allensville In Second Round
,,.....,_
$t69 .. $74~0
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1. I!ID• llot waiiHtloctrlc-hot lor llnitary dishes and
CIHntr l1undry,
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I. life-no pilot light$, no fumes, no complex valves.
t C-It's llanteloss.
tln.u.IIS
flue pipe need.O.
I. Man tftkolent-no Willed hut-QuiCk Ro®vtry.
And, 1 special low rote of I¢ a kilowatthour oppllos fot
Wlllr hlltiiiJI
Allota. .nl ...........
IMMIOnl in tnck. klh't · cf,.IM,
2"••·
lc ft.n,.,
•Iowa•...
-iri:no
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far
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PING PoNG I'JII&LI
..PI
stock.S.. "S&:I•olay.M.. ,....... - I l l " "
hDpny o•
11•·xe·
a•l.w
..
Jowat , .
,.,...
flameless Quick Recovery electric water heater Don't
Wiit... SiV. now I Thit offer Is for a litnfted tim; only!
8lld Joe c..ter
Put ..-., l'lq
HAWK'S
(l.C}
biota-s......,_
eGuyWI,.eDIM
_.,
Aceustic., .... • • Hll. W*
in 111Dwenct When you eh•nge from flame--type to a new
Mull dlvlaioa - lloYt LJIIIIj
(f.l),
(W).
atrriM reguf•Fty U.
Now, your plumber or appli1nct de.aler oilers a $25 trlld•·
Seniw Dlvlaioa .;_ Mlcl: M...
We have all-tha __..
sary materials In atock
at klwelt prlceL
eLightnl,. A.1~
eChl"""''' Maunll
el.oo4-lll ~~,..
type~
Trade-in your trouble now for $25!
lllrrisouvtllo.
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FINAU - TENN1S
-M$Y.mMS
IASICIT PICNIC
VI
Kaiser, .
P'l'lday A... 2 - 1:00, Hae>
ketiWia •• Steww,
Saturdfl Auc. S- 4:00, JC.S.
••·Stewlrll, 1111111:00, Kalse~~
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lfobooo, and Jay<oeo
• All
JER
PRO
July Sl - I ; Ste
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CIILIII. ftU
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TlltMS 41 U)W AS $5 MONIH .
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. ..t•Yco. ·
GUARANTEED TROUBLE-FREE SERviCE!
I'SP f P - Service Plan) IIUARANTE£
covers tomplttl urvice, lncll.ldin& tank
felliiCtnlllnt If MCUC~ry, at M ~ltiONII
Clill Olilo ,..._, Cornpony, jOUr •lee·
trie Wiler hetter dealer or pluthbtr.
.
QHI~ PO~,!l~-~.Y ·.
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Selling Everything But The Kitchen Sini? Want Ads Can ·Sell It .Too:
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6-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., July 27, 1963
(I ass if i edI.=;;;;;;;;F;;;;;;OR_;sA~LE~==Fot=S.='-=--
Trade 'n' Travel Time
USED CAR BUYS
Ads Get
Results.
bath, newly •decorated,
beatillg. FuU ......,..l
cated l23 Hud.soo
Middleport. Price, tllOOO.
qutre Ohio Hotel
8 1 ~c
oew
1960 BUICK
n.,
·-
•ond.Q
CAN<:ELI.ATIONB
@
COIIIIIll.''I'IONS
WID . .
-...-o
7·lt~~tft:::
$1695
IUitll H11 &. ..
POMEROY MOTOR CO.@
V~
OPEN EVES. 8:00 P.M.
POMEROY, OHIO
... Du '"' "ahlta.ti-
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BEGULATIONB
a .._.. ca. ftPt
. ,.. =
• ellt er ,..._. llll.• otS. d•~
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bl
r,,_... mr-.n...,
1"'le pat..
Furnaces.
-Brothers.
Ill East Main Street, Pom-
CltOSSW.ORD
eroy, Pbone WY 2 2448.
7 211 Uc
1.ar1 erae.., Pl8mMac aac1
H~Una
MlDet'lvllle. 011'End 'o'Our sewer troubles
We ban aU m,s
St'wtr MacbiDes
Rea110aable Ra.tel
Call WY Z.Z97f Day • Nlgbl
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FOR SALE _ Two bedroom
7 Z6 Uc
boraJe. Beautiful Btrch litch
en, automatic gas beat.
INSURANCE
Lincoln Heigbls. CaU J o b
Blaetblar. WY 2--5127 ~lg..tft JOHNSON, SimpsuP lnsur~nce
Agency. ln_ All forms of In
IN POMF:ROY Elgnt ro o
surance
Jim Johnson and
bouse. 3 bedrooam and
Bud
Simpson.
Agents.
lot. Good locatloo oot
I 1 tfc
water. CaD WY ~2S90 .
6 10 tfc
LeSabre 4 Dr. Automatic, power steering, R&H, spotless
elean interior.
lla!lerll ~
Dloact.H•., L M
6:.11 P . •
D. Johnson, Phone Wl t-3086.
$1195
700 - 4 Door Cll'an interior, dark green flnisb, standard
trans. Uke n~?w tires , heater.
DBADLINIZI
room house
-wjtb 3 bedrooms, bath utiUty
room, in Dorcas. ~ .800 .00 . E.
1957 OLDSMOBILE -:::::-:--::--:-:---:-- $79S
WANT AD
INFORMAnON
IUSINES~
room- iiouao:-=" 1HEATIN(f,
Super "BH" Hard 'fop Coupe . White finish, clean Interior,
good whitewall t\r('s, hydramatic, radio and beater .
1960 CORY AIR
REAL !STATE
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lll'sd
For Rent
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w
. . . , trill ut .. NQIODIIII!a. m
qa f t f tDcorret!t 1-uc-.
IIATBS
'60 Ponti•c _ $1,695
m.-....-
J'or Wanl Ad 8er'ftcle
-... -·~
• cem. ,.
Catalina 4 dr. Sedan. Low
mileage_ Hydramatic . Power
.-a-.
• C..ta ,., ....... -
steering & brakes. Clean.
•01'0 ,_ 1'llrW ....
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••wm
'59 Ford _
bli . . . . . . far -~ ., ....
paid . . . . . 11 ~ *"-" ,.......
$1,195
THE
room
Height., Phone WY 2-3874.
7 11 31ltp
F.F'F£CT
IS
SUGAR GROVE MAY GO NEW FACILITY
IIISTAIII'll
V8 Galaxie 2 dr. hard top.
Shows extra
f.Jf
Fordomati('.
good care.
50
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alldlll.,...,
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111 ..... t.. ()hlturt. ....~
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OFFICE~
IIDUB8
Blaettnars
. . A tl. Clll I:GII p M. o.D7
......,.~ . . A-IL .. 11.41 -
rrs BD IWIY
ro PLo\CII A
RESULT PRODUCING
WANT AD
PHONE WY2·2157
a-'1 toow tt ..t1
ASWDL.A.t.ll•
lo LOI!rGJ'BLJ.OW
DAILY ClarPi\JqOOTI!I WANTED-To corre9p0nd
relatives of Thoma.o Sheets, i9ii8Ji;;;ij'l;~,rto;;;;.~G.-.;
brother of Ella Sheets
""'· Mrs. Edna Tho>mp!ion,
768 Washakie St., Lander.
Wyo.
7 'tl 6tc
I WILL be out of my office
Sunday, July 28 through Sunday, Aus. t. Dr. Ray R.
ons.
7 26 3tc
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ClEARANCE
One_lllaplJ_IIor_,ID _ _ A I I IIor 1M Ul, X llor 11M> &w!> O'lo etc. llltlel• lelten, tlopldoo, lllo leqlll 1 1 1 4 - of ... ... all till .S. wt.w . . dU1'1r
.a
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George PraU residence in
laod for sale. Contact Floyd .
Thomas, 'Rutland, for information.
7 13 30tp
'11le CUban leader
PresJdent Kennedy and said
was pursuing "a stupid poUcy
ward CUba."
The bearded Communist
also called on hia followers
Latin America to rerolt
their governments and
a Cuban-written song,
March of Latin America," to
spire them. He pledged the
port of the Soviet Union and
entire Communist bloc.
In his address in the Plaza
the Revolution here,
~arked the loth annivenary of
h1s unsuccessful a~ck ~m the
ON WATER," phone
cootra~
ing WY 2-3243 for a
farm
7 15 Uc
~apt-In
Now Is The Time
To Have Your
basement, hardwood
and built·in cupboards in
kitchen. Call Tracy Whaley
WY 2-3054.
T 27 6tc
Coal, Oil or Goo
FURNACE
" SJx rooma, bath, basement,
city waiA!r, elet:lricity, gas,
auage, 001 acre ground in -,-b-. ....
-.-,-:---roo
-ms
--.n~dc-~
b.~
t b,
Rutltmd. S, D. Buskirk, Rut. 1634 Lincobt Height, Phone
7 23 6lp WY 2-3575.
ltpl, Oblo.
7 27 lfc
Cleaned •nd Checked
for Winter
Baker & Seyfried
trade
Doo Houdatibe1t.
WY Ullll3.
T 22 6tp
.loct.
1llt type 5 foot bush
lnsb cutter ~.110,
would consider tradlag
pull type. R. G. Pickett, R.
D. I, Pomeroy, Ohio.
-----~7~211 6tc
4 room, I five room. FurniSh·
ed and unfurnisbd. P b o o e
WY 2-2567.
5-7-tic
apartUIUc
furnished
___ For Sale_ _
4 18 Uc
C. B. Nye CQ'.
Authorized
Volkswagen Dealer
AthiMI, Ohio
LY-3-1238
AUCI10NEER
Camplele Senlco
Crill Bndlord
- . ....... Caolact
II. C. BRADFORD
Barltte,Oblo
5 18 tic
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WMPO Radio
Braklut Party
1:15 Jone1 Bukk Show
1:011 lip 011 N..,.
10:115 PoJU Party
8:01 SaCNtl Burl
1Uii Public Servl<e
1:211 CoulllrJ
IUii Top Ten Show
1:111 Part· Non
12:00 !iooa Report
7:• llre.lldut Party
12:111 Rev. Morlbt Teell
1:115 Platter Party
7:U Brtpl 8llr llbow
8:00 Sundown Serenade
7:lll Plektno lldwr Sltolr
7:311 SiJD 011
7:111 NOWI Report - Oblo
8:011 Sillt Off - Juno
17011 _ _ . Plr9
IVNDAY
1:011 BnOiut Porty
UOp 7:311 Sip Oo No"'
1:01 Colleo Willi llllltl
1:111 Bopllat ..yman'o Hour
1·40 BeiiJ NtwtGD
8:36 Hour of Deliverance
Mlalltorlll Alltle.
(Rev. Pllll lotte1l
CGualrJ Roe Dtm
1:00 WIDp of llnllnl
•• lhrll! llbGF
1:311 lmday Sltolr
l!'lrm Non
. 10:00 Vol<e ot Propbeey
hmll1 Wonblp Jlour.'lbu 10:35 Suat1aJ Sllolr
N0011 Ripon
11:00 Coulllry llymDtlmt
Mtllla Jllll k Yw
12:1111 Nooo Report
Goealer'l Gueot SJu.flt 12:15 Tbe Seareb
1:011 Platter l'lrll
12:311 Rev. Morlbt Teell
IMGNDA,Y TIIIW FRIDAY
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BODY FOtiND ·
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PARKERSBURG, W. Va.-wPD:! fl
-Wood County Prooecutor 11..,:1
ard Corbitt laid 1 ~ ,., :
vestlgation ho turned up DOmtii:\'
dence of foul play iD the de&tl: tif; :\'
an Ohio man · whose body iai!• ·~
found in the ·back ·seat .of·laUe&Ql ll ·
bere Friday,
N .JO · (\
He was lclenlffled u Charlttt&r '~
Dowler, 26, Rt. 1, Uttle Jioclin;I .:-;.
The cause of death wu~.r!diJ ·B
termined immediately.
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1:115
WJEH RADIO
Moaday ..,. rrtdiiJ
8:00
011
~ Cfl'lllutdoal Cloc*
7:011 ~~7 IlL MUIIcal Cloc*
7::10··N..,. "--llneo
7:1111 t!Uilcll Cloc*
7: . , ftlt LlfeiiM
8·01,-Qdo Valle7 N..,.
l ·tli World 6 Ob1o N1111
1: 11> lporll Today
&·J.1 ·Weatber Plctura
ui .lrlluolcal Cloclt
1:55 Communiey Nowo
1:011 Latcbstrlng
I :Ill PubUc Service
f ,46 Famlb WOI'Iblp' Hour
IO·ot tilasoo Couney Ne"'
10 ~ ~ Talll of lbo ,....
10:55 ''" .....
II :Sf>liiOl'lllnl Melodies
' ~....pi Friday: Cll!lrdl
Bella RlnJ'
II :4S World Nowo
!Ia.- Coun!J N0111
Comlllunlty News
N0011 Newa
Ob1o Nen
Markell
BuJlelln Board
News 0 Graml
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1:11
!:Oil
2:55
3:110
3:11
4:011
4:30
1:10
Acrteu~turi Acont
Cotmlr)o Go Rotmd
News Baal
Country' Go Rotmd
News Beat
Mid Way Matinee
"""' Beat
DlldDtl - Do.u
lioterclwJi•
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N1111
5:115 Worltl & Nallonal News
1:15 Spotlight Oil Sporta
5:!5 Weathereall
5: Ill Dinner l4uslealo
5:iii
Boob
1:011
Blvd.
8:011
011
6:15 Blae- AulD Sbow
6:311 Local Nen
1:116
seem 9por11
8:00 Bowllq Scoreo
8:111i Vu P•.trlcll Sporla
8:211 Sundolm llerenade
7:11$ Tbe Worltl Today
7:311 SiJD 011
8:011 Sign 011 - JUDO
IIATIJBDAY
1:011 Sign 011 N..,.
1:00 CounlrJ Jllllbono
1:111 rorm Nowo
aw
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LY-3-1239
Donovan, wbo halidled the oegg..
tlations for the prisoners' release,
"was prevented from fulfiiHng
the agreements with WJ 100 per
;:--;--:-:--=-=- 7 27 3tp
cent," Castro said.
"'1'1le American Red
1:1111 8WJ Graham
1:110 Tbe Lutheran !lour
z:oo Signa o1 !lie Times
(Rev. W. S. BWupt)
Z: IS Public Senlce
U5 Tbe Blg Life
1:00 Sunday Sbowaoee
t:oo Hour ac DodlloD
t:45 Jobn Grtflin
1:00 lllllmJ .Sltowoue
t:OO lmdo.. Sonmadtl
7:111
Off
1:00
Off - 111110
AN'I MORf ViOlENCE, /INC> 'IOU WILL
BE TREA1EP l'oS A ~EFlOOS C.oll'iE,
MP.. SCRAPPLE'.
SEHAYE , ANO WE
WILL
I potatoes, $1.5tl - 50 lb.
7 25 3tc
bag, No. 2 potatoes 50 lb. bag NEW Modern apartments -- ·~
$1.00. Charles Hilton, Porn. and three bedrooms. Eighteen
eroy.
7 27 6tc
miles from Kaiser plant. All1
or used ean:
100 WARM Morning coal heat.. electric, brick. beautifully de-/ tructa, pbone .MarviD
er with fan, good condition. corated plastered walls. Til- SALESMAN. Beasley !
Rolland
searles,
Rutland, ed baths with tub and show~ ewa, Atbens. LY Hlltil,
Ohio . SH 2-4628.
er. Complete Youngstown.! __.:__ ___:_-=.~-=~!:!!~/j=-:::-::::-:::;;;;;;;;;
7 27 6tp
kitchen with disposal units.!'
>'"N"'E""T"'AB=LE=-,"'80,-J--o3 ~ft-.-w,-ith_. a Concealed electric healing, _ _ _.:.P_,O:.;U=.L=.T:..:R:.:Y:___
sheH. Floureticent lights, with system. Storm doors
and I
wln•ows. BuUd!og complete- HENS AND FRYERS. Mrs. J.
one and two lights. Several ly insulated. Front and rear M. Oliver, RDI, Rutland. Ph.
racks. Phone WY 2-2845.
entrances. Beautifully land- _SH
·7_
'tl _;_
31p
7 26 3tc
_2-411115.
______
owes UJ flO million and the ·
government 11 trying to• ::~1
the Cuban people in a Bl
way," be cbiu'ged,
00:,;:1
mUCKING FIBM8 8UED
GREENSBORO, N. C.
North
doing busine" In
baw been nai:ned in
which claim the cOmpanies
l!'an.portod bu1lclln'g ' .materlalo,
1\0URry. proclucto ond oilier
. ....... state lllleo wltOOul proper
MASTER MIX
and MASTER MADE
s
FEED
scaped. PrlvaiA! parking .
Rent extremely low - $69.00
UVESTOCK
per montJJ. Utlliti~ partial- - - - - - - - - - ly paid. The Haven Terrace FOR SALE: Two Holotela
Apartments, New ·Haven, W.
Va., Pb. 1182-5101 or 11112-2'1tf.
7 23 ile
er calvea. N. G. 8b1Je,
ersville, Oblo. WY U'IIO.
T 28 3ta
MlddleiJOrt·~ MIA
totlr ri'Wlor, on.. a Op,.
"Wo Do~ Grlndtnc"
N.IM Aw.
Mldtll-
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eertificates of pubUo convenience. ·
The ChUrch Trtici:IDg Ca.,
oll'·'1111
For All Of V:- Naecla
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Notthoqltsln;:
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THE JACK I!T .'
New York Attorney James B.
~o.
Br HAROLD GRAY
LITTLE ORPHAN ANNII
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DUPLEX, 5 rooms and bath,
nice locatloo. CaD WY 2-2885.
7 'tl 31c
115 Ft. frontage on Route 7, 6
miles east cf P<lmeroy. 4lh
B<m, bullding lot and
and corner lot at Five Points.'
Phone WY 2-2639.
3NE GIRL'S bicycle, larg~ ·
size. One band lawnmower,
In bJgb cl1alrs, One table
lamp ..,. fruit jars al1 sizes.
Pboao CB 7·ill4f.
7 26 ate
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BARRON HOME .
CHARLESTON, W. VL-(tl.lii,""M·Ur
Moncada army barracks io San- Gov. W. W. Barron, who altel~ . r 1 r
tiago, Cuba, with one of the
the National Govemal'l ~a· ·
violent attacks on the U.S.
ence at Miami Beach earlier 'tldP. · .'l
.he came Jnto power in 1959.
week, was to arrive bere dlfl,fy.. •· .
But his charge that
ni.Qg.
f..
had "swindled" him out
millioo worth of ransom
pledged for the release
J,il3 cuban Bay of Pigs pri•on-1
ers came aa a surprise.
"'111e United States was obliged
to pay S53 miiJion but they
only f48 million and they are
solute s)"lndlers," he told a
lng crowd esti~ted by the
ernnrs at several hundred
sand.
,·
PhonH WY2-3994-WY2-I
691 W. Main St
Po.,...roy
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lor salo or
-
By CHESTER GOULD
DICK TRACY
LIFII OUGHT Nor MM!!IJI'.J' '1'0 JII1IID INTli!RPI\IIlTA-
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three-hour speech Friday night, charged the United Stat.
es cheated him out of $10 million in promised l'811Btlm
gooda and said he is not going to revoke his "confllll!a.
lion" of the American Embassy here.
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BUSINESS SERVICES
FOR SALE OR TRADE
HOOSE FOR SALE or trade
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HAVANA (UPI) - Premier Fidel Castro; In a
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Emmet W. Sbuler
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Fidel Insults President,
Says U. S. Has 'Reneged' .~·:u"
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BI.B P.B OI'r DBA'l'O W1'P C'.I'DW
.D'rB'.I' DZ4'.1'0 W'rP Bl'l' P'l'ZB'.I'CB
P1'PBBD IB'rOB.-PZDDTJ'
1'~ ~ A GRIIIAT lNTIIRPftl!l'1' or
u. s. Senator R.ob.rt C. lyrd (P...W. Va.) ll1ten1 • C.phll•
John L Hutchinson •xplolnt why high ln•l• of electronl1
lnterfeNnco with radio rec.Wint equipment~ such u ahown
here, have moved tho Navy to ask ConaN~ for NAIO,OOf
to relocate lfl. rodio receiving alation from Cheltenham.
Maryland, to Sugar Grow., West VIrginia, wh.,. auck Interference Is not pre&ent. lhe HouM ArmN lervlcet Committee
deleted th Item from tho fiscal Y-..r 1964 . MUitary Cano.
5trudlon Authorization 1111. lyrd wiU mOYe to rett•N ttt.
Navy's budg•t NIIIIU•st whtln th 1111 CON" ltefote the hNte
Armed Servlca Cclm,.lthl-., of which be ... • me--.
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Selling Everything But The Kitchen Sini? Want Ads Can ·Sell It .Too:
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6-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., July 27, 1963
(I ass if i edI.=;;;;;;;;F;;;;;;OR_;sA~LE~==Fot=S.='-=--
Trade 'n' Travel Time
USED CAR BUYS
Ads Get
Results.
bath, newly •decorated,
beatillg. FuU ......,..l
cated l23 Hud.soo
Middleport. Price, tllOOO.
qutre Ohio Hotel
8 1 ~c
oew
1960 BUICK
n.,
·-
•ond.Q
CAN<:ELI.ATIONB
@
COIIIIIll.''I'IONS
WID . .
-...-o
7·lt~~tft:::
$1695
IUitll H11 &. ..
POMEROY MOTOR CO.@
V~
OPEN EVES. 8:00 P.M.
POMEROY, OHIO
... Du '"' "ahlta.ti-
~
BEGULATIONB
a .._.. ca. ftPt
. ,.. =
• ellt er ,..._. llll.• otS. d•~
.............
bl
r,,_... mr-.n...,
1"'le pat..
Furnaces.
-Brothers.
Ill East Main Street, Pom-
CltOSSW.ORD
eroy, Pbone WY 2 2448.
7 211 Uc
1.ar1 erae.., Pl8mMac aac1
H~Una
MlDet'lvllle. 011'End 'o'Our sewer troubles
We ban aU m,s
St'wtr MacbiDes
Rea110aable Ra.tel
Call WY Z.Z97f Day • Nlgbl
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FOR SALE _ Two bedroom
7 Z6 Uc
boraJe. Beautiful Btrch litch
en, automatic gas beat.
INSURANCE
Lincoln Heigbls. CaU J o b
Blaetblar. WY 2--5127 ~lg..tft JOHNSON, SimpsuP lnsur~nce
Agency. ln_ All forms of In
IN POMF:ROY Elgnt ro o
surance
Jim Johnson and
bouse. 3 bedrooam and
Bud
Simpson.
Agents.
lot. Good locatloo oot
I 1 tfc
water. CaD WY ~2S90 .
6 10 tfc
LeSabre 4 Dr. Automatic, power steering, R&H, spotless
elean interior.
lla!lerll ~
Dloact.H•., L M
6:.11 P . •
D. Johnson, Phone Wl t-3086.
$1195
700 - 4 Door Cll'an interior, dark green flnisb, standard
trans. Uke n~?w tires , heater.
DBADLINIZI
room house
-wjtb 3 bedrooms, bath utiUty
room, in Dorcas. ~ .800 .00 . E.
1957 OLDSMOBILE -:::::-:--::--:-:---:-- $79S
WANT AD
INFORMAnON
IUSINES~
room- iiouao:-=" 1HEATIN(f,
Super "BH" Hard 'fop Coupe . White finish, clean Interior,
good whitewall t\r('s, hydramatic, radio and beater .
1960 CORY AIR
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IIATBS
'60 Ponti•c _ $1,695
m.-....-
J'or Wanl Ad 8er'ftcle
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Catalina 4 dr. Sedan. Low
mileage_ Hydramatic . Power
.-a-.
• C..ta ,., ....... -
steering & brakes. Clean.
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••wm
'59 Ford _
bli . . . . . . far -~ ., ....
paid . . . . . 11 ~ *"-" ,.......
$1,195
THE
room
Height., Phone WY 2-3874.
7 11 31ltp
F.F'F£CT
IS
SUGAR GROVE MAY GO NEW FACILITY
IIISTAIII'll
V8 Galaxie 2 dr. hard top.
Shows extra
f.Jf
Fordomati('.
good care.
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Blaettnars
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RESULT PRODUCING
WANT AD
PHONE WY2·2157
a-'1 toow tt ..t1
ASWDL.A.t.ll•
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DAILY ClarPi\JqOOTI!I WANTED-To corre9p0nd
relatives of Thoma.o Sheets, i9ii8Ji;;;ij'l;~,rto;;;;.~G.-.;
brother of Ella Sheets
""'· Mrs. Edna Tho>mp!ion,
768 Washakie St., Lander.
Wyo.
7 'tl 6tc
I WILL be out of my office
Sunday, July 28 through Sunday, Aus. t. Dr. Ray R.
ons.
7 26 3tc
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ClEARANCE
One_lllaplJ_IIor_,ID _ _ A I I IIor 1M Ul, X llor 11M> &w!> O'lo etc. llltlel• lelten, tlopldoo, lllo leqlll 1 1 1 4 - of ... ... all till .S. wt.w . . dU1'1r
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George PraU residence in
laod for sale. Contact Floyd .
Thomas, 'Rutland, for information.
7 13 30tp
'11le CUban leader
PresJdent Kennedy and said
was pursuing "a stupid poUcy
ward CUba."
The bearded Communist
also called on hia followers
Latin America to rerolt
their governments and
a Cuban-written song,
March of Latin America," to
spire them. He pledged the
port of the Soviet Union and
entire Communist bloc.
In his address in the Plaza
the Revolution here,
~arked the loth annivenary of
h1s unsuccessful a~ck ~m the
ON WATER," phone
cootra~
ing WY 2-3243 for a
farm
7 15 Uc
~apt-In
Now Is The Time
To Have Your
basement, hardwood
and built·in cupboards in
kitchen. Call Tracy Whaley
WY 2-3054.
T 27 6tc
Coal, Oil or Goo
FURNACE
" SJx rooma, bath, basement,
city waiA!r, elet:lricity, gas,
auage, 001 acre ground in -,-b-. ....
-.-,-:---roo
-ms
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b.~
t b,
Rutltmd. S, D. Buskirk, Rut. 1634 Lincobt Height, Phone
7 23 6lp WY 2-3575.
ltpl, Oblo.
7 27 lfc
Cleaned •nd Checked
for Winter
Baker & Seyfried
trade
Doo Houdatibe1t.
WY Ullll3.
T 22 6tp
.loct.
1llt type 5 foot bush
lnsb cutter ~.110,
would consider tradlag
pull type. R. G. Pickett, R.
D. I, Pomeroy, Ohio.
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4 room, I five room. FurniSh·
ed and unfurnisbd. P b o o e
WY 2-2567.
5-7-tic
apartUIUc
furnished
___ For Sale_ _
4 18 Uc
C. B. Nye CQ'.
Authorized
Volkswagen Dealer
AthiMI, Ohio
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AUCI10NEER
Camplele Senlco
Crill Bndlord
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II. C. BRADFORD
Barltte,Oblo
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WMPO Radio
Braklut Party
1:15 Jone1 Bukk Show
1:011 lip 011 N..,.
10:115 PoJU Party
8:01 SaCNtl Burl
1Uii Public Servl<e
1:211 CoulllrJ
IUii Top Ten Show
1:111 Part· Non
12:00 !iooa Report
7:• llre.lldut Party
12:111 Rev. Morlbt Teell
1:115 Platter Party
7:U Brtpl 8llr llbow
8:00 Sundown Serenade
7:lll Plektno lldwr Sltolr
7:311 SiJD 011
7:111 NOWI Report - Oblo
8:011 Sillt Off - Juno
17011 _ _ . Plr9
IVNDAY
1:011 BnOiut Porty
UOp 7:311 Sip Oo No"'
1:01 Colleo Willi llllltl
1:111 Bopllat ..yman'o Hour
1·40 BeiiJ NtwtGD
8:36 Hour of Deliverance
Mlalltorlll Alltle.
(Rev. Pllll lotte1l
CGualrJ Roe Dtm
1:00 WIDp of llnllnl
•• lhrll! llbGF
1:311 lmday Sltolr
l!'lrm Non
. 10:00 Vol<e ot Propbeey
hmll1 Wonblp Jlour.'lbu 10:35 Suat1aJ Sllolr
N0011 Ripon
11:00 Coulllry llymDtlmt
Mtllla Jllll k Yw
12:1111 Nooo Report
Goealer'l Gueot SJu.flt 12:15 Tbe Seareb
1:011 Platter l'lrll
12:311 Rev. Morlbt Teell
IMGNDA,Y TIIIW FRIDAY
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PARKERSBURG, W. Va.-wPD:! fl
-Wood County Prooecutor 11..,:1
ard Corbitt laid 1 ~ ,., :
vestlgation ho turned up DOmtii:\'
dence of foul play iD the de&tl: tif; :\'
an Ohio man · whose body iai!• ·~
found in the ·back ·seat .of·laUe&Ql ll ·
bere Friday,
N .JO · (\
He was lclenlffled u Charlttt&r '~
Dowler, 26, Rt. 1, Uttle Jioclin;I .:-;.
The cause of death wu~.r!diJ ·B
termined immediately.
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Moaday ..,. rrtdiiJ
8:00
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7:011 ~~7 IlL MUIIcal Cloc*
7::10··N..,. "--llneo
7:1111 t!Uilcll Cloc*
7: . , ftlt LlfeiiM
8·01,-Qdo Valle7 N..,.
l ·tli World 6 Ob1o N1111
1: 11> lporll Today
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ui .lrlluolcal Cloclt
1:55 Communiey Nowo
1:011 Latcbstrlng
I :Ill PubUc Service
f ,46 Famlb WOI'Iblp' Hour
IO·ot tilasoo Couney Ne"'
10 ~ ~ Talll of lbo ,....
10:55 ''" .....
II :Sf>liiOl'lllnl Melodies
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Bella RlnJ'
II :4S World Nowo
!Ia.- Coun!J N0111
Comlllunlty News
N0011 Newa
Ob1o Nen
Markell
BuJlelln Board
News 0 Graml
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1:11
!:Oil
2:55
3:110
3:11
4:011
4:30
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Cotmlr)o Go Rotmd
News Baal
Country' Go Rotmd
News Beat
Mid Way Matinee
"""' Beat
DlldDtl - Do.u
lioterclwJi•
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5:115 Worltl & Nallonal News
1:15 Spotlight Oil Sporta
5:!5 Weathereall
5: Ill Dinner l4uslealo
5:iii
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1:011
Blvd.
8:011
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6:15 Blae- AulD Sbow
6:311 Local Nen
1:116
seem 9por11
8:00 Bowllq Scoreo
8:111i Vu P•.trlcll Sporla
8:211 Sundolm llerenade
7:11$ Tbe Worltl Today
7:311 SiJD 011
8:011 Sign 011 - JUDO
IIATIJBDAY
1:011 Sign 011 N..,.
1:00 CounlrJ Jllllbono
1:111 rorm Nowo
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Donovan, wbo halidled the oegg..
tlations for the prisoners' release,
"was prevented from fulfiiHng
the agreements with WJ 100 per
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cent," Castro said.
"'1'1le American Red
1:1111 8WJ Graham
1:110 Tbe Lutheran !lour
z:oo Signa o1 !lie Times
(Rev. W. S. BWupt)
Z: IS Public Senlce
U5 Tbe Blg Life
1:00 Sunday Sbowaoee
t:oo Hour ac DodlloD
t:45 Jobn Grtflin
1:00 lllllmJ .Sltowoue
t:OO lmdo.. Sonmadtl
7:111
Off
1:00
Off - 111110
AN'I MORf ViOlENCE, /INC> 'IOU WILL
BE TREA1EP l'oS A ~EFlOOS C.oll'iE,
MP.. SCRAPPLE'.
SEHAYE , ANO WE
WILL
I potatoes, $1.5tl - 50 lb.
7 25 3tc
bag, No. 2 potatoes 50 lb. bag NEW Modern apartments -- ·~
$1.00. Charles Hilton, Porn. and three bedrooms. Eighteen
eroy.
7 27 6tc
miles from Kaiser plant. All1
or used ean:
100 WARM Morning coal heat.. electric, brick. beautifully de-/ tructa, pbone .MarviD
er with fan, good condition. corated plastered walls. Til- SALESMAN. Beasley !
Rolland
searles,
Rutland, ed baths with tub and show~ ewa, Atbens. LY Hlltil,
Ohio . SH 2-4628.
er. Complete Youngstown.! __.:__ ___:_-=.~-=~!:!!~/j=-:::-::::-:::;;;;;;;;;
7 27 6tp
kitchen with disposal units.!'
>'"N"'E""T"'AB=LE=-,"'80,-J--o3 ~ft-.-w,-ith_. a Concealed electric healing, _ _ _.:.P_,O:.;U=.L=.T:..:R:.:Y:___
sheH. Floureticent lights, with system. Storm doors
and I
wln•ows. BuUd!og complete- HENS AND FRYERS. Mrs. J.
one and two lights. Several ly insulated. Front and rear M. Oliver, RDI, Rutland. Ph.
racks. Phone WY 2-2845.
entrances. Beautifully land- _SH
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'tl _;_
31p
7 26 3tc
_2-411115.
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owes UJ flO million and the ·
government 11 trying to• ::~1
the Cuban people in a Bl
way," be cbiu'ged,
00:,;:1
mUCKING FIBM8 8UED
GREENSBORO, N. C.
North
doing busine" In
baw been nai:ned in
which claim the cOmpanies
l!'an.portod bu1lclln'g ' .materlalo,
1\0URry. proclucto ond oilier
. ....... state lllleo wltOOul proper
MASTER MIX
and MASTER MADE
s
FEED
scaped. PrlvaiA! parking .
Rent extremely low - $69.00
UVESTOCK
per montJJ. Utlliti~ partial- - - - - - - - - - ly paid. The Haven Terrace FOR SALE: Two Holotela
Apartments, New ·Haven, W.
Va., Pb. 1182-5101 or 11112-2'1tf.
7 23 ile
er calvea. N. G. 8b1Je,
ersville, Oblo. WY U'IIO.
T 28 3ta
MlddleiJOrt·~ MIA
totlr ri'Wlor, on.. a Op,.
"Wo Do~ Grlndtnc"
N.IM Aw.
Mldtll-
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eertificates of pubUo convenience. ·
The ChUrch Trtici:IDg Ca.,
oll'·'1111
For All Of V:- Naecla
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Notthoqltsln;:
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THE JACK I!T .'
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Br HAROLD GRAY
LITTLE ORPHAN ANNII
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nice locatloo. CaD WY 2-2885.
7 'tl 31c
115 Ft. frontage on Route 7, 6
miles east cf P<lmeroy. 4lh
B<m, bullding lot and
and corner lot at Five Points.'
Phone WY 2-2639.
3NE GIRL'S bicycle, larg~ ·
size. One band lawnmower,
In bJgb cl1alrs, One table
lamp ..,. fruit jars al1 sizes.
Pboao CB 7·ill4f.
7 26 ate
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BARRON HOME .
CHARLESTON, W. VL-(tl.lii,""M·Ur
Moncada army barracks io San- Gov. W. W. Barron, who altel~ . r 1 r
tiago, Cuba, with one of the
the National Govemal'l ~a· ·
violent attacks on the U.S.
ence at Miami Beach earlier 'tldP. · .'l
.he came Jnto power in 1959.
week, was to arrive bere dlfl,fy.. •· .
But his charge that
ni.Qg.
f..
had "swindled" him out
millioo worth of ransom
pledged for the release
J,il3 cuban Bay of Pigs pri•on-1
ers came aa a surprise.
"'111e United States was obliged
to pay S53 miiJion but they
only f48 million and they are
solute s)"lndlers," he told a
lng crowd esti~ted by the
ernnrs at several hundred
sand.
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PhonH WY2-3994-WY2-I
691 W. Main St
Po.,...roy
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DICK TRACY
LIFII OUGHT Nor MM!!IJI'.J' '1'0 JII1IID INTli!RPI\IIlTA-
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three-hour speech Friday night, charged the United Stat.
es cheated him out of $10 million in promised l'811Btlm
gooda and said he is not going to revoke his "confllll!a.
lion" of the American Embassy here.
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BUSINESS SERVICES
FOR SALE OR TRADE
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HAVANA (UPI) - Premier Fidel Castro; In a
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Emmet W. Sbuler
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Fidel Insults President,
Says U. S. Has 'Reneged' .~·:u"
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P1'PBBD IB'rOB.-PZDDTJ'
1'~ ~ A GRIIIAT lNTIIRPftl!l'1' or
u. s. Senator R.ob.rt C. lyrd (P...W. Va.) ll1ten1 • C.phll•
John L Hutchinson •xplolnt why high ln•l• of electronl1
lnterfeNnco with radio rec.Wint equipment~ such u ahown
here, have moved tho Navy to ask ConaN~ for NAIO,OOf
to relocate lfl. rodio receiving alation from Cheltenham.
Maryland, to Sugar Grow., West VIrginia, wh.,. auck Interference Is not pre&ent. lhe HouM ArmN lervlcet Committee
deleted th Item from tho fiscal Y-..r 1964 . MUitary Cano.
5trudlon Authorization 1111. lyrd wiU mOYe to rett•N ttt.
Navy's budg•t NIIIIU•st whtln th 1111 CON" ltefote the hNte
Armed Servlca Cclm,.lthl-., of which be ... • me--.
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POM£ROY-MIDDLEJIORT, OHIO
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Death
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Middleport
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SATURDAY, JULY 27, 1963
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Tonight Until 9 P.M.
FOR SPECIAL VAWES
DURING THE JULY
CLEARANCE SALE
County Beegle Cluh will soon raze the old Caine re•l·
·eserve maintained for Beegle chases North of State
mem,~eE~. ~~ i.~e-a new 24 x 40 feet concrete bloek clu boo
... :'Tnj;.1i0we was last o~~ · Caine ia..
he new block building, lim to l'fgll~'~"'Johriion,
ford, and Jtm Johnson. Henry Wells is club presiden~
·egle Club Will have qu•rters anyone will be proud to
t $3,000 in the new building on the left of the road
ne ls stili wi II be ffiitintained on the right side of the
AUG. 3
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,omeroy Takinl{ On
.'ortlantl All-Stars
TONIGHT ONLY
"LAD, A OOGo"
(Technlcolor)
Peter Breck
Pe&&y MrCay
Walt Dlsnay Presenh
"THE HOUND THAT
THOU5HT HE WAS A
RACCOON"
(Technicolor)
Rex Allen
I'OMEROY. OHIO
TONIGHT ONLY
"ESCAPE FROM
EAST IERLIN"
Don Mlll'l'ay, Christine KaufSc)leU.
Crawl
Al10 Cartoons
STARTING AUGUST 2
of slick tltlea for Br'id.t. co-
dlea, "The W..., Arm ot .the
Law" aDd "For He11 Not a Jolly Good Fellow':?
Now being fUtnecl here, they
"I was only Ja," &be i0Jden.. remind J!~e: The producen of
beOulf told me ,here, "I those other wacky "Carry On"
have """" 1d~ · to apo Brlllsb filmo tboughl aboul It,
then clum!t8d thelr llliDcls. But
In a mO¥Ii - -i WWid have bOea whatI lhe Idea 111111 baunlll lhem so
eat~. a .
eventuallf the oameru m a j
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tum on:
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C&rry On, ~tra."
--mont~
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dord t!Je biU-payina; and budget-booldr:eepine benefitt af a
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duril>& lllo """-..y, .. _
feUow with si• gal ftlends, aD
airline hostesseo. lleeauie cl
olower, pre-jet lllgbl acliedulea,
each girl thlnka she baa no rtWllh the lnlroductlon ot
let fllghls, lhe gals s1art meefo.
Inc for lhe first lime and turo
his life lno a nllblmare.
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tOOTH ANNIYEIII8AIIIY OF TH.
Bulk Tank
NATIONAL CURR.NCY ACT AND
THa IIUAL aANKINO 8Y8T.M
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Walt Disnlty's
"SAVAGE SAMH
Toommy Kirk, Kevin Cor('or.
W• Poy 3% Interest On Yaur lavl"'!e
ID, Marta Krlaten and Brian
Keith,
The FARMERS BANK
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Savings Co.
POMI.IJQY, OHI' . ,,
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here. a sht'et metal mechanie ...
1:11 the Verto Airc raft plant at
Morton , Pa ., who was born OQ
March Jl, 1927, at Pomeroy
lhe son of Roy
a"<< Ruth Clark
Thompson.
"'uneral servic~es for Elza E . He is survived by his wife.
derson, 77, of Dexter, who : Betty; one son , John Steven ; a
!d Sunday at 11 a.m. al Meigs ldaughter, JPnnifer Mae . all at
:!ffiorial hospital. will be held f home: a brother. Clarke Thornp11 a. m. Tuesday from the son or Bidwell, Rt . 1; a lid a sisglesong ,.~une.. a! home and at te~, Mrs. liershal Gilkey ot
p. m. Tuesday from Stony ll\hddleport Rt. I,
lnt Methodi.sl. church, at AI· Funeral services will be held
!r, W. Va.
at the Silver Run Frt>e Will
,'hp Rev. Bill S tanl e~· of Dex. 1Baptist Churd Wednesd.i\'1· at
will offit"iate.
110 a. rn . (EST l with the Etev.
' he body will lie in state 1~- H. Cart officiating. and biir.
m 2 to 3 p. m . preceding j 1al at Midkiff eemetery. T h 1
"lice. All times are D.S.T. body Will lie in state at tbe
erment will be at Gibson 11 ch~rch from 9 until 10 a. m.
netery near Allizer.
Friends may a·ll at Foglesona
·k Anderson was a retired F'uneral llome anv time.
Vice station operator, born
.
't<h 13, 11186, the son of the
Meigs Memorlal· Hospllal
~<· William E. Anderson and SAnJRDAY ADMISSTONS:&ey E. Masters. He is sur- . Richard Hickman, CoJumbu1•
~ by his wife . Arminda, )Marilyn Oiler. Cheshire: A·li~
der ; Four sons. Paul, or' Bletner, Mason ; F'red Friule,
.4er, Shade E. or Ckmton. ReedsvJile.
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,two daughters, Mrs. Erma ton; Mrs. W.Wrence Napper and
of Clinton, 0 .: Mrs. Het. son. Pomeroy ; Alba Sinehlir:
of Talmadge, 0 .: a Shade; Alice Russell, Midd_:
, Victor Anderson , Char- port; Aureleia Blll8. Pomeroy;
W. Va.; one sister, Mrs. Mary McCulllber, Pomeroy; E~
Starcher, of Harriettsville Ebenhach, Rutland ;
Victor
lwo grandcliildren and Neu111fioc, Pomeroy;
J ob1
grandchildren.
FriCI<, l'<lmer<!y; Delbert J:,aw'
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Kr. Anderson
\ re AD00lf0Ced
time at son,
PuotJan4,
Funeral home.
ADMfSSIIlNS
iF~ma~y~c~a~U~a~ny~
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~ p.m. in the first game. In ' Thorn
- Z 1b a
W~llard
~urday night result s Coalton
pson. 36, of Tower Village
pped Albam• 1·0 and Wellston ~o. 3· Claymont, Delawar~ 1
Jted Logan - 4_0.
' d1~ of a hear.t attack at thf
R1verside Hospital at Wilming..
ton , Delaware, al 4·30 p. m.,
July 26th,
He was a former resident
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ID. tum. thia "dual henkfnlllflttm" hu clvea. birth to tvt( tpeedier and more efficient
methods of deariq: and budllngebeclct ••• to men ADd more vari~ of cbeckin&: servic&IUCh u no-miDUrnnn.Judaor. ~ meet the needt ctd Jit the circumstance~ of
Today, lllmcC 8981JODI
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tM la,...t _ . of ju..eo - OIIOmblld-15 oflfoe01, 0 .. io FraJ - hasluot otW htr H~uobaoodu~ould get wir.ly ._..,.
fpra pobr- wlllo ~ ..,._
How bat sueb an amador; change come about? It began with the passage of the Nlltional
Currency Act, in 1863. Tbil Act, by ettablilbinc a system of Federally-chartered bank~.
meated tbe aimultaneG'ollly c:ompetitive and moperative relationship that has exist~d evet
Iince 8DKilC Da1:ioDal ~md atate<harterecl commercial bankt.
tbroUJ,b a tiny tunnel under
the Berlin Wall _ surve)' East
Berlin; face barbe'd w1re suparatinJ you from ll'reedom;
take chances on bt'ing shot
in the escape; 1ee 29 escape
by longest tunnel yet!
Thnely! Thri11ing! True!
"THE HOOK"
Kirk Douglas, Nick Adams,
Robert Walker Nehemiah
Persoof1, Enrique Mag:alona.
COULD YOU DO IT? .
drop a bomb and kill an enemy you wiU ne~;er set . or
KILL a Human being Face
to Face?
SUNDAY, MOND4Y 1nd
TUISDAY, JULY 21-29·30
"THI BIRDS"
Rod Taylor, Susan Pleshette
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In 1963, howe"V«", Americant have eome sixty million checkin& aeeounn in commercial
banks! ObvioUIJ.y1 these Americans are not aU pe9ple of wealth. They are doctors, lawyers,
men:hantcbief..-.ad miDen, farmera, clerical and industrial workers: People in every walk:
Ill life.
Ziha Thompson
Dies Friday
JnDeJaware
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A oeaturt qo. the man of mean~t fn his mamkm, liped hi~ personal check with a flourish.
He wn one olalllllll group. Membera of his circle--the ."400" of the time-had personal
cbeddn& accountt; but few other people dicL
NOW IN PROGRESS
Karl
JO.
In 1863-Few People Could
Afford a Checking Account
SALE
m.aan.
.seball lournament tonight at ·
_:.
and
SEMI-ANNUAL
!'
;tomeroy 's Boys ' League All·
us tangle with neighbor Port"td All-Stars in the Wellston
Jtht>astern Ohio
\· "Little"
Stophea Ward'a cliarm whiCh
him ;~M frlends61p of Lord
lil1d other celebrities, en•
blni to a wide circle of
ranglilg
lroili
·who are ·wltnessei· ·
to tlie pre!lelll
Coocb-Bcliar (the
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VISIT HERE
Y-, 'Jiomeroy; Jlilno,
and Mrs. Lawrence lieD~; o..
'tJ~ son, Thluye, arid· JtliJI ' ' d, Jr;J' ,~;
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vlsiled Miss Sue Lo- Ru...u, -~·
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POM£ROY-MIDDLEJIORT, OHIO
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Around And
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SATURDAY, JULY 27, 1963
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Tonight Until 9 P.M.
FOR SPECIAL VAWES
DURING THE JULY
CLEARANCE SALE
County Beegle Cluh will soon raze the old Caine re•l·
·eserve maintained for Beegle chases North of State
mem,~eE~. ~~ i.~e-a new 24 x 40 feet concrete bloek clu boo
... :'Tnj;.1i0we was last o~~ · Caine ia..
he new block building, lim to l'fgll~'~"'Johriion,
ford, and Jtm Johnson. Henry Wells is club presiden~
·egle Club Will have qu•rters anyone will be proud to
t $3,000 in the new building on the left of the road
ne ls stili wi II be ffiitintained on the right side of the
AUG. 3
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,omeroy Takinl{ On
.'ortlantl All-Stars
TONIGHT ONLY
"LAD, A OOGo"
(Technlcolor)
Peter Breck
Pe&&y MrCay
Walt Dlsnay Presenh
"THE HOUND THAT
THOU5HT HE WAS A
RACCOON"
(Technicolor)
Rex Allen
I'OMEROY. OHIO
TONIGHT ONLY
"ESCAPE FROM
EAST IERLIN"
Don Mlll'l'ay, Christine KaufSc)leU.
Crawl
Al10 Cartoons
STARTING AUGUST 2
of slick tltlea for Br'id.t. co-
dlea, "The W..., Arm ot .the
Law" aDd "For He11 Not a Jolly Good Fellow':?
Now being fUtnecl here, they
"I was only Ja," &be i0Jden.. remind J!~e: The producen of
beOulf told me ,here, "I those other wacky "Carry On"
have """" 1d~ · to apo Brlllsb filmo tboughl aboul It,
then clum!t8d thelr llliDcls. But
In a mO¥Ii - -i WWid have bOea whatI lhe Idea 111111 baunlll lhem so
eat~. a .
eventuallf the oameru m a j
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tum on:
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C&rry On, ~tra."
--mont~
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dord t!Je biU-payina; and budget-booldr:eepine benefitt af a
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duril>& lllo """-..y, .. _
feUow with si• gal ftlends, aD
airline hostesseo. lleeauie cl
olower, pre-jet lllgbl acliedulea,
each girl thlnka she baa no rtWllh the lnlroductlon ot
let fllghls, lhe gals s1art meefo.
Inc for lhe first lime and turo
his life lno a nllblmare.
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tOOTH ANNIYEIII8AIIIY OF TH.
Bulk Tank
NATIONAL CURR.NCY ACT AND
THa IIUAL aANKINO 8Y8T.M
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Walt Disnlty's
"SAVAGE SAMH
Toommy Kirk, Kevin Cor('or.
W• Poy 3% Interest On Yaur lavl"'!e
ID, Marta Krlaten and Brian
Keith,
The FARMERS BANK
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Savings Co.
POMI.IJQY, OHI' . ,,
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1:11 the Verto Airc raft plant at
Morton , Pa ., who was born OQ
March Jl, 1927, at Pomeroy
lhe son of Roy
a"<< Ruth Clark
Thompson.
"'uneral servic~es for Elza E . He is survived by his wife.
derson, 77, of Dexter, who : Betty; one son , John Steven ; a
!d Sunday at 11 a.m. al Meigs ldaughter, JPnnifer Mae . all at
:!ffiorial hospital. will be held f home: a brother. Clarke Thornp11 a. m. Tuesday from the son or Bidwell, Rt . 1; a lid a sisglesong ,.~une.. a! home and at te~, Mrs. liershal Gilkey ot
p. m. Tuesday from Stony ll\hddleport Rt. I,
lnt Methodi.sl. church, at AI· Funeral services will be held
!r, W. Va.
at the Silver Run Frt>e Will
,'hp Rev. Bill S tanl e~· of Dex. 1Baptist Churd Wednesd.i\'1· at
will offit"iate.
110 a. rn . (EST l with the Etev.
' he body will lie in state 1~- H. Cart officiating. and biir.
m 2 to 3 p. m . preceding j 1al at Midkiff eemetery. T h 1
"lice. All times are D.S.T. body Will lie in state at tbe
erment will be at Gibson 11 ch~rch from 9 until 10 a. m.
netery near Allizer.
Friends may a·ll at Foglesona
·k Anderson was a retired F'uneral llome anv time.
Vice station operator, born
.
't<h 13, 11186, the son of the
Meigs Memorlal· Hospllal
~<· William E. Anderson and SAnJRDAY ADMISSTONS:&ey E. Masters. He is sur- . Richard Hickman, CoJumbu1•
~ by his wife . Arminda, )Marilyn Oiler. Cheshire: A·li~
der ; Four sons. Paul, or' Bletner, Mason ; F'red Friule,
.4er, Shade E. or Ckmton. ReedsvJile.
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,two daughters, Mrs. Erma ton; Mrs. W.Wrence Napper and
of Clinton, 0 .: Mrs. Het. son. Pomeroy ; Alba Sinehlir:
of Talmadge, 0 .: a Shade; Alice Russell, Midd_:
, Victor Anderson , Char- port; Aureleia Blll8. Pomeroy;
W. Va.; one sister, Mrs. Mary McCulllber, Pomeroy; E~
Starcher, of Harriettsville Ebenhach, Rutland ;
Victor
lwo grandcliildren and Neu111fioc, Pomeroy;
J ob1
grandchildren.
FriCI<, l'<lmer<!y; Delbert J:,aw'
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)ervices For
Kr. Anderson
\ re AD00lf0Ced
time at son,
PuotJan4,
Funeral home.
ADMfSSIIlNS
iF~ma~y~c~a~U~a~ny~
. ..,..,. Plderal Depaolt lnourance ~ltlot)
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- Z 1b a
W~llard
~urday night result s Coalton
pson. 36, of Tower Village
pped Albam• 1·0 and Wellston ~o. 3· Claymont, Delawar~ 1
Jted Logan - 4_0.
' d1~ of a hear.t attack at thf
R1verside Hospital at Wilming..
ton , Delaware, al 4·30 p. m.,
July 26th,
He was a former resident
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ID. tum. thia "dual henkfnlllflttm" hu clvea. birth to tvt( tpeedier and more efficient
methods of deariq: and budllngebeclct ••• to men ADd more vari~ of cbeckin&: servic&IUCh u no-miDUrnnn.Judaor. ~ meet the needt ctd Jit the circumstance~ of
Today, lllmcC 8981JODI
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tM la,...t _ . of ju..eo - OIIOmblld-15 oflfoe01, 0 .. io FraJ - hasluot otW htr H~uobaoodu~ould get wir.ly ._..,.
fpra pobr- wlllo ~ ..,._
How bat sueb an amador; change come about? It began with the passage of the Nlltional
Currency Act, in 1863. Tbil Act, by ettablilbinc a system of Federally-chartered bank~.
meated tbe aimultaneG'ollly c:ompetitive and moperative relationship that has exist~d evet
Iince 8DKilC Da1:ioDal ~md atate<harterecl commercial bankt.
tbroUJ,b a tiny tunnel under
the Berlin Wall _ surve)' East
Berlin; face barbe'd w1re suparatinJ you from ll'reedom;
take chances on bt'ing shot
in the escape; 1ee 29 escape
by longest tunnel yet!
Thnely! Thri11ing! True!
"THE HOOK"
Kirk Douglas, Nick Adams,
Robert Walker Nehemiah
Persoof1, Enrique Mag:alona.
COULD YOU DO IT? .
drop a bomb and kill an enemy you wiU ne~;er set . or
KILL a Human being Face
to Face?
SUNDAY, MOND4Y 1nd
TUISDAY, JULY 21-29·30
"THI BIRDS"
Rod Taylor, Susan Pleshette
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In 1963, howe"V«", Americant have eome sixty million checkin& aeeounn in commercial
banks! ObvioUIJ.y1 these Americans are not aU pe9ple of wealth. They are doctors, lawyers,
men:hantcbief..-.ad miDen, farmera, clerical and industrial workers: People in every walk:
Ill life.
Ziha Thompson
Dies Friday
JnDeJaware
1
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A oeaturt qo. the man of mean~t fn his mamkm, liped hi~ personal check with a flourish.
He wn one olalllllll group. Membera of his circle--the ."400" of the time-had personal
cbeddn& accountt; but few other people dicL
NOW IN PROGRESS
Karl
JO.
In 1863-Few People Could
Afford a Checking Account
SALE
m.aan.
.seball lournament tonight at ·
_:.
and
SEMI-ANNUAL
!'
;tomeroy 's Boys ' League All·
us tangle with neighbor Port"td All-Stars in the Wellston
Jtht>astern Ohio
\· "Little"
Stophea Ward'a cliarm whiCh
him ;~M frlends61p of Lord
lil1d other celebrities, en•
blni to a wide circle of
ranglilg
lroili
·who are ·wltnessei· ·
to tlie pre!lelll
Coocb-Bcliar (the
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VISIT HERE
Y-, 'Jiomeroy; Jlilno,
and Mrs. Lawrence lieD~; o..
'tJ~ son, Thluye, arid· JtliJI ' ' d, Jr;J' ,~;
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vlsiled Miss Sue Lo- Ru...u, -~·
"i( lllld Jake Harteobocb, "-" DJ~,.IIJNDAY
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POMEROY-MIDDlEPoRT, OHIO
MONDAY, JULY 29, 1963
Death Of Patient
Around And
About
Middleport
SUNDAY
MONDAY
IUO Town HaD
IO•"" Liviilg Word
10•45 Cbrlslophers
II, 00 This Is The LHe
11 •30 Frontiers of Faith
12•00 TV Cbapel
12,30 Ask A Priest
l%:45 A New !..He
1•00 Gospel llarmon1 Boyl
1•25 Lake Wlldemesa
1:55 Reds Vs. Braves
4•15 Golf
6•1111 Meet The Preaa
6:30 News
6•45 Weather
NO Sporls
7:00 OToole
7:.so walt Dli&eJ
· :30 Cor M
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&•00 Twem..U. .Ceolllrf
UOMr.'Ed
7:00 Laasle
7:30 DenniS The l i -
"THE HOUND THAT
THOUGHT HI WAS A
RACCOON"
(Technicolor)
Rex Allen
1 :00 Ed
E.tiulJlvu
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10•30 What'J ·M1 LIDe
II: 15 River Boll
WHTN-TV
Ch1nnel 13
II •30 0t Poole
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TONIGHT ONLY
"ESCAPE FROM
EAST BERLIN"
lUll Davey lc Golialll
II• 1> Noblemen Quarlel
Don Murray, ChriStine Ksutmaun, Karl Schell . Crawl
tbroutb a tiny tunnel under
the Berlin Wall. surve1 East
Berlin; face barbed Wire s~
paratin1 you from Freedom;
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take chances on beina shot
iD tbe escape; •~ 29 escape
by longest tunnel yeti
Timely! Thrilling! Truef
"THE HOOK"
Kirk Douglas, Nick Adams,
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Per100ft, Enrique Magalona
COULD YOU 00 JT? ..
drop a bomb and kill an ene-
1:.110 Bible Anawero
1: oo Lower LllbtbouH
uo Directions ·a
Gar
in North
CaroUna,
1•00 Bridge
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f:30 ra~e Two
Virgin'
July
meeting
1:30 Leave ll To Girll
Z:OO People WW Talk
Ui Newo
1:16 WeM.Derclll ·
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1:410 ltiMltleJ-Ik'JlllUey · B.,.n
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1:30 Empn
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have been algnod as regulon
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ellecliYe July 31. Tbe duo
irili rep...., eollege tlingere
Hank Joaeo and !lean Kay who
ore leaYblg lbe ...... clue k>
Kay's caU to service with lbe
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claaalc lltllrJ, "The Wondl!rful
Wiaard of Oz." Original IIIU8ic
1111t1 ~ bave beeS b, Gene F....U, Edward 1'lloi1t• llld James Polack.
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· UVE WIRES: BbJg Crosby
will slar in an hoor·l!!og 111111>
col variety special on Thursday,
Nov. 7, <11 CBS-TV. Duddy EJ>.
oen. of CBS-TV's "The ii<YOI11
ltillbilliea," hae signed ..
,... of the show's guest stars
Producer Julio
Dllleneletlo
hae sigaod Diet Shan lo gueat
olar on lbe premiere telecast of .
'lbO Jimmy Dean Sitow. nw...
day, Sept. It, on ABC·TV. Jimmy also wW be visited tbal
lligbt by Fred Fliilislone. one
of Bedrock's leading cititens ...
Reports bave it tbat NBC-TV
bas d<opped "The ll<>bert Tay.
·Miss Tltylor and Strange. bolh
l!!og·time frlendo ol. "Amerloa'a
Number ODe Pea • Plek.-'t
tiii'OUIJh ,..,..... TV - ' "
allons, will make their bow on
Ernie's prosram WedoeadaJ,
July 31. ·The, join vocalists ADlla Gordoa and Di<t Noel, ...
.,...,,,. Jilll Lange and J"'*
Fascinalo llld bill orchestra 11
pe<manent members of Ford'• lor Show'• which Wlfi Slated fo
daytime iomu, ...
llo ...,. 'lbtuoday nighls I h i s
"Ret.uro lA 0.. " a fully anJm. fall. Slww II 10id to be.. iuod
atod color filmed leature . _ ICI'ipt problems &ince eases
leal, wll be ..._ a IOriea of were gning 1o be based on ma.
lantaay IIM"'lilll lo be pr•oenlod !erial lurDisbed by the Deparl·
flrloua Stnltlays on NBC-TV ... ment of Realtft, Education and
der _....., ol. General Welfare
Busy TV emc.. BUI Cullen
Electric. B - date will be
will
..caliOII lrom his NBC.TV
lllllOIIDI!Otl IillO<. The .... ortcinll ocr1JM of · "Re!Ura to 0." daytime "1'11!! Price Is Right,"
•aa writlen by Romeo Muller from Aug. 121hru Aug. D. Joek
bued on L Frink BalliD'I a..rt, --comedilil wiU
late over his daytime opot with
BiU la(lillc lbe Friday ai&ht
nnloua IB adviiiiCe ...
1•31
1:30 Allred ·~
· Columnist lloi'Oiby Kllgallen's
IO:I0~daughter, JW EDea Elilabell!
ltollmor,
will be wed k>
11:iMI - · · i'te!oo ~
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ud Nathan. Woioo - lbe two
top 20th Ceniury.Fox publicity
executives asaiglled fo the film.
- oo July 31. II il more !ban
the story of one spectacular mo-tion picture. It is a portrail ef
the lilm Industry caught lo lbe
act of being illl own ineredllle
aelf ...
Joseph Cotten hae been sipod
by executive producer David L.
Wolper as host-narral9f
Lorne Green, thfJ Ben Gart.
wright of NBCTV's "Bonanza,'
kaa been namod to emcee lbe
International ll<auty Spectarulor" 1o be lei<casl by lbe net- k Friday. Aug. IS ...
" Hazel" star, Shirley Booth,
wlU summer al her Cope Cod
borne. Doll DeFoce wW lake his
iainUy to Cedar R8pids, Iowa,
wllere he'U visit his molller•
He'll olso visit Mias Booth alld
play lbe strawbat circul!.Jn New
Englilnd. Co-star Whib!ey Blake
ia soi>eduled to do> Summer
- k with her scbeduled appearance ia Traverse CitJ.
Micy., in Aug.
Joan Fontine wolcomed the
-luDity to appea< . . . .eoter on CBS-TV's Talellt
Scoul8, alld ....,.._ -
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own career cot ita big
"""'t
CUol -"""· The through the efforts of u eolabGarry
· De
Clllllid . lilbed star. When Jll8n linl
Camera lloori
IIIII the .r"""'f
an
I!IArlod out, she made a pielule
wblch Kalherii>e Hepburn aaw.
Hepburn waa. 10 impreued ahe
slarled plugging J - ID aH 1111
tum executives ...
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"Channing," a new hour-leng
weekly dramatic aeries, star~
ring Hen~y Jones and Ja...,
Evers, which finds its stories
behind the ivy covered walls of
a un.ivenity, following the llvea
ol faculty members, undergrad·
· Pates and others who are part
et the campus life, wiD make
JIB debut In the nclting new
AJIS.TV schedule on
day, Sept. It .. ,
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1:4$ Corlleoll Report
7:00 the 'l 'ttdaJ Sbow
t: J.6 .IUD l'baekl£ SbW
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Birthday Club was spent a·
SUNDAY, MONDAY •nd
Forked Run Lake , where a de
TUISDAY, JULY 2a.29.30
liciou.s supper was .served ~
•'THE BIRDS"
Rod Taylor, Susan Pleshette the hostess , Emma Durst. Dut
AIID C~rtoens
to a storm the remainder of tbt
evening was a1 a restauran.
STARTING AUGUST 2
where
members played recorm.,. .
W•lt Dllt'My's
and
held
a business meeting. I"
"SAVAGE SAM"
Toommy Kirk, Kevin Con•or· was !he birthday ul Mary Allee .
aa, Marta Kristen and Briun !Next meeting will be at In" •
Keith.
. Borings.
OPTOMETIIIST
AU.~
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7:18 'JoCk ta 'Lal.liii·Sho•
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TUESDAY
t:OO 11te ~rel ~-
5:00 frailmaster
of th<
N. W. COMPTON, 0 .. D.
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Truib ...
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2:30 tssUes & Answen
West Virginia, and Washingto! .
D. C. The trip was 1650 ml101.
They visited. relative• a n•t.
friends. Mr. and Mrs. JameBorgan and f•rnily visited hi•
mother, Nellrt- Borgan. Rev
Gene Hufflne, Lancaster, visit
ed with the Borgans.
my 70U will never see . or
KILL a Ruman being Fa(!e
to Face?
1:30 Meet Professor
MAKE VISIT!l
Mrs. Nellie Borgan, Michae
and Allen, Mr . and Mrs.
Borgan ana children just returned from a 10-day vaeat~
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CoDCeDtraboD
11:00 ~our 1'1r11 1mpn~~ioa.
7:15 Daily Wll<d
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10:01 Calldld
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1:45 Diay Dean Show
1:55 Twlos Vs. Yanb
Ul Sea Hunt
Peggy McCay
10:25 l'rtfRI
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(TechnicolorJ
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10:00 llay Whoa
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Peter Breck
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1:30 You Don't Say
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11:111 News
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"LAD, A DOG"
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7:10 Amoa 'a Alldy
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1:30 Fwi Sehool
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10•15 Odie & Kinl
10:00 Belt Coaey
ll::ll Ooy in Court
II: 00 Local News
11:55 Neft
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11:00 Jane Wy11:1.$ Weather
11:10 Sev• KeJa
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WSAZ·TY
WSAZ·TV
Ch~~~~nel 3
t •OO Gospel Caravaa
1:10 General IIQipltal
1:111 Sboivtltlle .
Counly Beegle Cluh will soon raze the old Caine rest.
·eserve maintained lor Beegle chases North of State
members raise a new 24 x 40 feet concrete block clubla>.t O~.ldrJ.21L· Caine i1.
he new block building, fi!'l!"fo 'i'lgli'f;7'-'i!'ii10e'Johnson,
ford, and Jim Johnson . Henry Wells is dub presidt-n~
·egle Club will have qu 1.rters anyone will be proud to
t $3,000 in the new building on the left of the road
nels still wi II be maintained on the right side of the
'· ,'l'~e~:biiuse was
- ----· -- -- - - -- - ,omeroy Takin~: On
Ziha Thompson
•ortland AII-S!itr•
~Omt>roy ' s
Boys' League All1rs tangle wilh neighbor Port·d All-Stars in the WeUston
Jtheastern Ohio
"Little" {
:.""" tournament tonight at
Dies Friday
DJ
i n e aware
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;ray tak" on McArthur at I MASON - z i b
w· rd
10 p.m. in the first game. In ~
II
dla
•urday night resulb Coalton IThompson, 36, of Tower Vi11ag,
)ped Albany I-o and Wellston ~~~
Cl~ymotnt.tt llek law! "t~h·
·ted Lo
.
a ear a ac- a 1
4_0
•
gan
·
Riverside Hospital at Wilmlna:•
ton, Delaware, at 4:30 p. m.,
July 26th.
He was a former resident
here. a sheet metal mechanie •'
at the· Verto Aircraft plant at
Morton, Pa .. who was born oo
Marc-h 11. 1927. at Pomeroy,
the son of Roy and Ruth Clar'k
,Thompson.
"1\im•ral services for Elza E. I He is survived by his wif~,
derwn. 77, of Dexter, who ; Betty; one son. John Steven ; a
~Sunday at 11 a. m. at Meigs daughter , Jennifer Mae. all at
!moria! hospital. will be held home; a brother. Clarke Thomp.
1I a. m. Tuesday from the son of Bidwell, Rt. I; and a si""'
!ij:lesong Funeral home and at ter, Mrs. Hersha! Gilkey of
p. m. Tuesday from Ston)" Middleport Rt. 1.
:nt Methodist church, at AI- Funeral services will be he)d
Jr. W. Va .
at the Silver Run Free WiU
'he Rev . Bill Stanley of Dex· · Baptist Church Wednesday at
1 10 a. m. (ES'P ) with the ltev.
will officiate.
'be body will lie in state 1 H. Cart ~fficiating, and bUr.
m 2 tn 3 p. m., preceding iJal at Mldk1ff cemetery. The
'.'ice. All times arf' D.S.T. 1body will lie in !;tate at the
ermenl will be at Gibson i church from 9 until 10 a. m.
lieter"Y near Altizer.
)Friends may all at Foglesonalr. Anderson was a rf:'tired Funeral home any time.
vice station operator, born
13, 18116, the son of the
Mti(& Memorial Roopilal
E:. Anderson and SATURDAY ADMISSIONS E . Masters. He is sur- Richard Hickman, Columbus•
by his wife. Arminda, Marilyn Oiler. Cheshire; Ali~
; Four sons, Paul,
Masnn ; Fred Friazle,
Shade E. of Clonton,
·
li :~~~~B. of Spencer,
DISCHARGES SATUJIDAY'l' · I W. of Ashtabula, Mrs. James Oiler and son, Clil·
daughters, Mrs, Erma ton; Mrs. lAwrence Napper anct
of Clinton, 0.: Mrs. Het.
Pomeroy ; Alba Sinejair,
of Talmadge, o., a .
Allee Russell, ilftdcll•
, Victor Anderson. Chill'
Aurelei- Bing, POIIIIPoy;
W. Va.; one sister, Mrs. .
M~, Pomeroy; Ell
S181rchtor, of Harrlettsville
RuUand :
Victor
two grandchildren
.Purneroy ; J o h D
grandchildren,
Delbert ~-may call any t1mt
Funeral home.
:r
)ervices For
)fr. Anderson
\re Annmmced
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NO. 88
POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO
MONDAY, JULY 29,-----~~1963
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VOL XV
Death Of Patient
\
Around And
About
Middleport
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.
SATURDAY
Ii
WSAZ·TV
Channel :S
uo Dowo oa lbe rorm
uo Popeye & Pall
1:30 RuH & Ready
1:30 Ruff & Reddy
10:oo Sbarl Lewis
10:30 King Leonardo
11:00 Fury
II : 30 Make Room For Daddy
12:00 Mr. Wizard
12 :30 Clem & ~:AJke Show
1:30 Mr. Push Buttoa
2:00 John's Scrapbook
2:25 Reds Vs. Pirates
5:15 Scores
5:30 Flight
6:00 TV Digest
6:30 News & Sports
PICNIC AT FAIRGROUND
Adventist picnic
) :00
7:3f..
1:3t
1:00
TONIGHT ONLY
old or new to donate for a ne91
picture scrapbook, is urged ti
"LAD, A DOG"
bring them along.
(TechrUcolor)
(Technicolorl
Rex. Allen
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Women Treated
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Channal 8
a;00
College Ser leo
9:00 Captain Kangaroo
10:00 tbe Alvtn Show
10: so M1ghly Mouse Playbouat
~
VISTING PARENTS
. Mrs. Rex (Beatrice) Carlylt
11: 00 RID fill tiD
and children of Columbus art
II SIJer>ling a week with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Gil
Ulan. Gerald Donohue of Har '1
"PIRtOD OF
ADJUSTMENTH
Tony Franclosa, Jane Fonda
-and"THE LOVES OF
SALA- ao..
With
The
On
!loiS Sporlll
11:30 Movie
Anyone having any snap shot. ~
\
"Your
Saturday Jamboree
Sam Benedict
Joey Bishop
Satur<lay Night Movie
hour. Aa brief
basketbuslneSf
lund·
willSllcial
be served.
meeting will be held at 1:30.
Costume dress in encouraged
"THE HOUND THAT
THOU5HT HI WAS A
RACCOON"
day In ·~:
1o
.tbe i.!arqu)s De La!Q' ·• :.
shows" fame..
ll,tje . of ,ti.Jo
aeries Is ~~~nils Is . ·vaudeville~' et . ed "OIJior ~<'""·-· OffiOeri ol• •
~· .
. .
a!ld 39 ptogralllS ~ planned• . J..ed
tllelr• """"'"""
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r .10 tbe c- •
'i'be Ide~ Is ·to seD q,em lo _l,lr "llnenlal Coo-.
· ;( ..
dlvidual stations !Qr late • nlgbt · In lflt, 38 .......... w~ .nfed
~astlng .., ~turd4f1, Ma- In a raee rlol al a ~go !Jeach.
jor producliOO will be here, 0. · In 1959, ·plans b> f/ltlll a llilr4
ihougb some shows will lie lap- major leagUo. b> be knowli oa tho
e.! In Hollywood. 1'@ to 12 a~la
CoatiDental Lequo,
will. be used oa each ~
nouneecl,
.
. . .'
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nOiniuol<d c&l·1!10 Republlca,a pr...
NBC has set plde .!1:30 • 11
p.m. March 20, 111M fw t h e ldentlal candl!lalo .... IBid llo
airing of M entertainment spec- wonl<d Henry Cobol Lodse aa bll
qiDII!q mate.. ·' .
. tacular call~ "~~
I he
Liebman of
11: 10' Weather
;;;lla
Peter Breck
Pe.Uy MC'Cay
-andW•It Disney Presentl
I
11:00 News
and Jackson ·County, W. Va . Aft& '
!r~iend;~o!;La;n;ca;s~te;r;.
r
Mu:
Sh<!w ol
6:40 Weather
6:45 News
n 1embers and friends was
Sunday July 21 at the Meigs Annual Milhoan
County Fairground al UO In Reunion Announc~d
the evening. Several special The annual Milhoan Rids .
hymns were sung ac~ompa~led Homecoming will be held Sw:
by guitar and mandolin furmsh- day Aug 11 on Milhoan Ridge.
ed by Mr. Robert Bush
the producer lleing
J~~:~:)valerie
and Jacques Sernas
11:30 Roy Rogers Show
12:30
5:00
5: 30
7:00
7:30
Doctors AI Work
Early Show
Cannon Ball
Lucy Desi
8 : 3(! Delenaera
9:30 Have Oun Will Aravll
1\ ~~~~~~,~~- and Miss Mildred Gi' )
and Miss Betty GUlilan c. 1
I
10:00 GUDIItlOke
11:00 New1
11:15 Double Thriller
12:00 Newt
f'I.;;EEEiili:!!!EEE~~~ Ractne.
Stpehen
Donohue of Harr.
sonville will leave !or you!•
camp SUnday with Rev. Tibl>
and son.
WHTN·TV
Channel 13
9:00
9:30
10:00
ll:lltl
11:00
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1:30 Wreolllof ·
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1:30 IIOoteniltiiJ
SUPPI!B SERVED
The July meeting o! Ill<
where members played recor
and held a business meeting. r·
was the birthday o! Mary Allee (
meeUng will be at lno.
~~
N. W. COMPTON, 0 •• D.
OPTOMETRIST
Oftlce Rours: tllo 12, 2 Ill I (Close II NOOD OD
Tbun. - Eut Courl 81., Pomeroy
SecuriiJ
l:llll l!Upeiman
2:00 Aldrld; , . .. . . "
I:IMI t.el'l Iliaci
.
ed With the Borgans.
STARTING AUGUST 2
W•lt Disney's
HSAVAGI SAM"'
Toommy Klrt, Kevin Corror·
aa, Marta Krilten and Brian
Keith.
SocJaj
lJ::ID Allall:fiAI!l ;'.Ji4IJ' ~t
1:00 FIJCll, ~·
and family visited
"THE BIROS"
Rod TIIJlor, Sman Pleshelte
Also C•rtoom
Pat • Mike
Word of Life ·
Cburcll of .Chrllt
CortoOna<rllle
11:30 Beany .& didJ. ·
12:110 Sup. BUMy
...• o:
mother, Nenre Borgan. Rev
Gene Huffine, Lancaster , visit
Club was spent
a·
Forked Run Lake, where a de
llciOUJ supper was served b
the hostess, Emma Durst . Out
to a storm the remainder of th
evening was at a restauran
SUNDAY, MONDAY ond
TUESDAY, JULY 21-29·:10
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Berlin; face barbed w1re se- in North Carolina, Virginir
paratin& you from Freedom;
take chances on bein& shot
Virginia, and Washingtq:
iD the escape: see 29 escape D. c. The tr i ~ was 1650 milel
by loug~st tunnel yeti
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"THa HOOK.,
Kirk DoUJ]a11, Nick Adams,
Robert Walker NchE"miab
Persooff, Enrique Magalona
COULD YOU DO IT?
drop a bomb and kill an ene~ ;rou will ne,·er see
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risonville spent a past weet
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Mrs . Elbert Gillilan. Visitin~J
Mrs. Raymond llenohur
and children of HarrisonviD•~j
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Mrs . Gera 1c1 s·1mpson
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