http://66.213.69.5/files/original/1e502ebbfd0ecc3666b56e78faf45c46.pdf 4201914ed4aa4201ce1db53d7b6358a6 PDF Text Text YOU KNO... ,...N()W.......... ...... ~ ... 'II ColelpllU leU .... ..., II len tloo bulldllll II fnll 1M '"ner. • e . ,._•., r. r11. ,.....,.. f/1 r11. ,.,...,_ ..4r.- - ~------------------------------------------~ -·~----=--~ NO. 88 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO MONDAY, JULY 29,-----~~1963 ..\ . ~==========:J~~~~· ·'' VOL XV Death Of Patient \ Around And About Middleport ~...~··. . 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 lltli tm, --- . 1wo Middleport Women Treated ... . . w... ... WCHS.TV 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• """"'""" ' 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, . . . .' .. In 111110, Rlcbaril Nixon woa 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 J:Oti ~...... cil 8jJorll ,., ... 1:30 Wreolllof · -~ 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 . •.-., .... ..,.._ _ .. l .,,.. 'to., • ·•• --~,. weir ..,. lli:IO Figbl cil Wee!< 12: aO ChiU... '!'hater • ,_i '• t.~ J f"f'l,. I II KILL 1 Ruman being Face to Face? I ··.., ·',• _, TONIGHT ONLY "ISCAPE FROM MAXI! VISITS EAST BERLIN" Mrs. Nellie Borgan. Micha• Don Murray, CbrlsUne Kaul· mann, Karl SeheU. Crawl and Allen, Mr and Mrs. GBf through a tilly tunnel under Borgan aoo children just the Berlin Wall surver Eas1 tiUrn>eO from a 10-day vacar,' 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 They visited relatives a n· TimelY! TbriiUng~ True! ~· friends. Mr . and Mrs. Ja "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 . or . . .c I :30 Social Security I :45 Dizzy Dl\illl 1:55 Orioles Vs Yanks i POMI!ROY. OHIO ~OWl UO Big Picture risonville spent a past weet with his grandparents, Mr . arx. Mrs . Elbert Gillilan. Visitin~J Mrs. Raymond llenohur and children of HarrisonviD•~j were her sister, Mrs. Rex Cat· lyle. and ehildren of Columbut , Mrs . Gera 1c1 s·1mpson an' )' MEIGS THEATRE -· 12:00 Sky King . �•• • ...... -- -· ,, Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., July. 29, 19113-1 Th·e Daily S•ntinvl , I COMMINTATING .IDITOIIAU Y Learn Now, Pay Later • -llelen llelp Ust,·..... ftQOC PI'. PLEASANT - man r~--------------~----------~--------------~~~ - P'l'. l'l.BASANT - A Auto Aooidents LOCAL AND STATE News Of Mason County, West Virginia r.JDd7 ploole - btld II """""' PIJII Slmday ..tebrotln& lbe 1'1111 lilrtM&y ol l'rlllk Burrtl, wore Pleuant. ~te f'o. and Mrs. Fnd M. Uco ln...U~ited two lrolflo ""' .tnno Fry, 1o1r. ond lolro. cldenll 1aat -'ttlld reltllted In Burrla, Sr., Mr. ond lolro. Property damage ond minor g1: Burris, Jr. ond &o~==~ ~ lnjurleo. Able, Mr. ond Mro. . • 11 L k F N nl:~.m=~~k~:~~:s.':"M.Mr. BOard WI 00 Of ew~m~:,:m,.eto ~~w~::::~. t~~v~~:: M all parents with college-bound children know, the cost of higher education ts reachinK for the sky and shows no signs of leveling off. . A recent study by the Unlvers1ty of Michigan reveals that the average annual bill lor an American college student Ia U,55 0. In 1 lew yean we may loOk back I n d wonder If things were ever that Inexpensive. 7 Two Weekend . .. · bound ear driven by W'dliam en, Jr., and ch1klren, T. K., _ Ha·r·tford .Elementary s.·te ~~~~:r.r.:ri E~m~y~~:;.?E collided on a CJJJ'Ye. . mle, Mr. and Mn. Dave Forrest W. Lee, 42, Galllpol- Sprouse ond 11011, Jim, Mr. PI'. PLEASANT - The Ma- math teacher, placing of Zel· ,.;; Capehart. is, a pa.,.nger in the Plantz ond Mro. Dallaa Yllllllll ond chi~ •or Count)' Board of Education da Knapp at North Point Pleu-- J · vehicle, received a bruised arm dren, Mike and Robbie and Deafter a tllree hour session Fri- ant, Eunice Meadows at Le- l Substitute drivers ~Ired were In the mish.ap. Property da~ lares Burris. day night indicated that !t would tart, Catherine Smallridge at Francis Cssto, Bessie Tucker, age was estimated at 1300. ----look for another site for the · Hannan, Nellie Paugh at Ord- Charlotte l.Alng, Roger E. Har- Neither drirer was cited. P~t Valley Jlotpltal new Hartford ele,mentary sd10ol j nan<..-e , ahd Eunice Hesson in per and Joyee McCoy. 'lbe second mishap was SUnADMITTED Frederick building because the water ta- grades seven or eight at the Board member Robert Ad· day 11 :55 a. m. at the Inter- &seberry, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. bJe in the ground is only five Junior High; transferring of kins declined to participate in section _of Sand HUI IWad and John Wallace, Apple Grove; feet . from the surface, and Beulah JarreD rrom Ordnance M lO.minute " rece!ll'" in wbich the Shrme Club when a car driv- LlDda Ann Craig, Buffalo; .Mn. drain,&ge proposal~ have been to North Pt. Pleasant, and other' board members went in- en by Frederick B. . McGowau, .Ruuell Pattel'!Oil, Huntington; proyed too expensive and un- Louise Pack from Ordj1ance to to conferen~ or executive ·ses· 20t Ashton, made a left turn Earl W. Smith, Eleanor; Wade practical Junior H~gh ; employed Law- !!lion, and fro~ .which the press !nt\l Sand Hill Road , puUing Morrison, Letart; Mn. llen•vll The action on the Hartford rer.ce Smith, Clarence Warns· coverini the board meeting m front of a ear driven by Gary H. ,Plantz, Hogsett. ~bool a~lowed the ~rd to go ~ey . and Lawrence RlL'Is~JJ as was excluded. Adkins stated L. Conley, 50, Pt. Pleasant, DISCHARGED - Mrs. ""'"' II ahead wtth the awardmg of con- Jamtors at Wahama Jumor and that he did not believe in the traveling east on the Sand Hill ·Sines, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Dontracts for .const~ction of the Sr. _High schools, and accepted closed meetings and felt all Road. casuing the vehicles to ald Humphrey, Pl. Pleasant; s~tnisj;r~tiVe umt at the ne~ a b1d of $6 per . to~ for stoker business and discussions shoukl hit broadside. I Marie Berger, Bidwell: Jumor Hi£h school to the. Net· coal from the L1evmg Coal Co. take place in an open meet- McGowan was charged with .Bobby Rinehart New Haven· ghborgall ~onstruction Co~pa- at We~t Colurt;Jbia . for school ing . failure ·to . yield right-of-way. Sammie Smith, ' Pt. Pleaslnt ; lY of Huntington for a bid of coal for t_he 1~4 school term. The meeting was adjourned Charley W11let , 63. Pt. PJeas- Mn. Francis Prunty, Leon. ~_108,200 for general construe- Bus. drtvers h1red were HoJ?- until 7:30 p. m. Wednesday ant, a passenger. ln the _ BIRTHS - A son to Mr. and t1on. er Watlerson. Andrew Beatt~e , when the teacher placements Gowan car received a cut )1rs. David Warth, Hartford. 1 Contracts for other work will Joy Stone .. Adrian Lathey, El- for the coming year will be con- chin. daughter to-,Mr. and Mrs. J.oho iO to: mer W. Htll, James Watterson, tinued Property damage was esti· Wallace Apple Grove stark Electric In!!. or Hunt- Jr., Robert C. Wallace. Charles · mated at $1,000 to the two cars. ' • illgton, fl&,470 for electdcal Stephenson, William I. Hatfield, .IN COLORADO SEVERAL ARRESTED Wtlr~; T. R. Johnson and Sons Louie Lathey: William 0 u n n, NIXON AND DEGAULLI: PT. PLEASANT - Arrested >f .Huntington, f9 ,150 for _plumb- Sumner Smtth , George W. . PT. PLEA~NT - The NaPARlS lUPll - Former the weekend b local :ng, and Columbus Heatmg and Kearns , Kenneth Foul, Garry h~nal Convention for county of· President Richard M. Nixon enforcement off" y flentUating of Columbus, Ohio, Roach , Ross Winebrenner, Vir· ficials is being held this week rived Sunday from Frankfurt, Coyle 82 Ptlce~! werte ~,.150 for ~eating. gil Ad_ki_ns, Everett _Keefer. Roy ~n Denver , Colo., and attend- Germany, for a meeting L. Fe~gu~on,' 39.e~, puter action taken by t.he S. W1lhamson, _Edison Mayes, mg from Mason County are the with President Charles de Gaulle. F. Farley, 18, Pt. Plea; JOBid was acceptance of res1g- Woodrow W. Kmg , Barton N. County Clerk L. W. Getty, Nixon and his family are on a Jan\ Charles William Pi k aa!J,ons of Dorothy Esue Smith, Meaige, Nelso~ DeVault, Ray- Circuit c_Jerk Howard Schult.z, Middle East-European tour. · ' Pt. Pleasant, Donaldc en~: A. Roberts, _George E. ford Roush, Charles .~cC o y. Prosecutmg Attorney C e c 1 I on met with West German Roush , 36, Southside and Ue<~- l l Miller, Lela R. Mtller and Jo~nso n Scarberry, W1lham ~ · Dean, County Assessor Ever- cellor Konrad Adenauer Friday Vargu, 35, Ragland, all charFreda Chambers. We1gand, Carson Roush, Ons ett Sayre, County Court mem· Bonn and earlier in the with intoxicat" E.nlployed were Vaughn Ed-- Bumgarner, Joseph L. Smith, bers Everett Bissell and Andy toured Bt>rlin, including the mn, llll Ullman of Rio Grande as a C~s R. Weethee and Rus- Wilson. sector. , But right now, thil sum of satisfactory. lng organlzatlona also are play· money (It is only an avera~:e: 1 Last year at Tulane Untver- lnt~. · • 1row1ne part. Under costs l'an be much higher al. tty. for instance, 2.200 students some platm, the family repl)'l individual achools ) lootrul aa 11 _ nearly half the full • time tuition loans In monthly lnatall· an insurmountable obstacle for enrollment - reeelved finan- menll. l~r t~ ft'll;ra.y otherwite quali- cial aid from various sources -Still another 1011rce Ia com· fled h•gh school tradualeo who totaling f2 million. al ban"· Lo - , 11e are now going through a "summercl_ M . ans can mer ol discontent ·• befon re- The university ttaeU makes negotiated on a long • term bat;nncillng themselves to the Iloan'! runnir~~: stmle $100,000 tis with interest usually lower / fad that CtlJlege, thnJ'Itlh no · ~~o.Hy, tin Ub~ril t··rms ,)lb . than on other types _of loans. ,· fault of their own i1 not for !er Important sources include : An advantage here 11 that a them. ' - TIe Natlo•ul Defense St1.1- family need not bt "needy:• but Fortunately, there iJ another dent Loan Program, under merely have a 1ood cretht retrend offsetting the gloom of which needy student. may bor- cord. :ts .n e: So'.W "!I Jf ·inanr:ial row up to $1 ,000 for one aca- Thus. while college costs aid for students (over and a· demic year Y'd up to ts.OOO for have increased tremendously, L JVt the traWi r.»l schul11r the entire course of their high- ways to meet thole coats also !>• ·. ~;; and par t -tm.~ jobs ' 01 n er education. They may take u hav_e increased - thank• to increasing in number. size and long aa 10 years to repay the national and local governments, availability. ·Joan , at 3 per <:ent annual in· ~ublic and private groups, _ pr~ Today , the financially hard- terest. beglnnlng a year after fit and nonprofit organ~t1o1U1. pressed student CAN get help they graduate. In addition, All are resolved that m Am· II • r ~' lng for hi~ coUeee ed.U l"l · ttmse who kO Into teaching erica, no q~alifled young pe_r· tion - not just the superior can get wrlte-offs of up to ~ son be demed access to the student. but the run - of . the -~' per ~~of the loa~ . . !best educ~tion he is capable mill 11tudent who11e grade• are - Pnvate edueatJonal fmanc- ol maatermg. WHEREVER YOU ARE ••• · · You'll Need The Home Newspaper On Your Vacation Trip HAVE A WONDERfUL TIME ON YOUR VACATION ••• BUT IEFORE YOU GO, Check This List! II ( ) DID I STOP THE MILK DELIVERY? a,sen ( ) DID I TURN OFF ALL THE FAUCETS? ( ) DID I LOCK ALL THE DOORS AND WINDOWS? ' ( ) DID I PAY THE PAPER BOY? By Untied Preu IDtema&aal Na,loaai Leape • ( ) DID I CONTACT MY PAPER BOY OR THE CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT TO HAVE MY NEWSPAPERS SAVED FOR ME IN A VACATION PAC, OR MAILED TO ME? W, L. 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We'll mail your paper at no extra cost If you Clrculotlon Dept., The Dolly Sontlnol Washington II Detroit 4 Chlcago fi Baltimore s I l'ooMroy, Ohio I Chicago 10 Baltimore t You mean to tell me that Gas will cool as well as heat my house? . V~· lncfeed! y ~ can get a llinrle, aU-year G.. Warm81r uctulreadyinp)aco.AndftllDlmber because 1 thrifty G0811ame does both the hea~ lng and cooling jobs, your operatlftl coota atay li>w.•CaD your Gu Company 80011 informatlon and fora free estimate on m condition· lng your whole home with ps, · ' r.ou . .., .. . .. , ""fuD . IN), .......,. Uio Angelo& " Clevolaod IDiibll-Cllanco ·UI-101 vo. Dono- -~ There's rwthi,rtg -~ik~a'f'LAJ,fE for cooling and~ttni THE oiua:FJiia., ' ... ... ,. • ' ~ . .....,_ ....,..,., ·'' ~ .' .. I ·, • I I U~ · - ,:·~®,"'!'ANY.. ............. -~·~~~ 'I" ·· 1· \ ··!: . -~- - ~ ' · ., l t · • \ ·. ,. ,. ' •· •" . ,/ ~,, · .t' "' ·l l ':~,·l • I' · .'·j ,,v,, 'I .. ~ • . . .' .;•. If; ....... 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AD you do is set the dial for the .~perature want, summer or winter. · · 01',.11 ~ alreaay have a foreed-air Gao heatlnc ~ in ·,your home, you can convert it "-moll my poper lo: (Nomel - - - - - - - - - - llllt&UJ'• Bftulh CbicagcJ 4 Baltimore 1 Detroit S W.uhington 2, tat lletroll 7 Waahlngton 4, 2nd k8DU11 City s Cleveland o, 11t Cleveland IJ Ksnau Clly 7, l!lld . ,_ .' I' I, I, I &. �•• • ...... -- -· ,, Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., July. 29, 19113-1 Th·e Daily S•ntinvl , I COMMINTATING .IDITOIIAU Y Learn Now, Pay Later • -llelen llelp Ust,·..... ftQOC PI'. PLEASANT - man r~--------------~----------~--------------~~~ - P'l'. l'l.BASANT - A Auto Aooidents LOCAL AND STATE News Of Mason County, West Virginia r.JDd7 ploole - btld II """""' PIJII Slmday ..tebrotln& lbe 1'1111 lilrtM&y ol l'rlllk Burrtl, wore Pleuant. ~te f'o. and Mrs. Fnd M. Uco ln...U~ited two lrolflo ""' .tnno Fry, 1o1r. ond lolro. cldenll 1aat -'ttlld reltllted In Burrla, Sr., Mr. ond lolro. Property damage ond minor g1: Burris, Jr. ond &o~==~ ~ lnjurleo. Able, Mr. ond Mro. . • 11 L k F N nl:~.m=~~k~:~~:s.':"M.Mr. BOard WI 00 Of ew~m~:,:m,.eto ~~w~::::~. t~~v~~:: M all parents with college-bound children know, the cost of higher education ts reachinK for the sky and shows no signs of leveling off. . A recent study by the Unlvers1ty of Michigan reveals that the average annual bill lor an American college student Ia U,55 0. In 1 lew yean we may loOk back I n d wonder If things were ever that Inexpensive. 7 Two Weekend . .. · bound ear driven by W'dliam en, Jr., and ch1klren, T. K., _ Ha·r·tford .Elementary s.·te ~~~~:r.r.:ri E~m~y~~:;.?E collided on a CJJJ'Ye. . mle, Mr. and Mn. Dave Forrest W. Lee, 42, Galllpol- Sprouse ond 11011, Jim, Mr. PI'. PLEASANT - The Ma- math teacher, placing of Zel· ,.;; Capehart. is, a pa.,.nger in the Plantz ond Mro. Dallaa Yllllllll ond chi~ •or Count)' Board of Education da Knapp at North Point Pleu-- J · vehicle, received a bruised arm dren, Mike and Robbie and Deafter a tllree hour session Fri- ant, Eunice Meadows at Le- l Substitute drivers ~Ired were In the mish.ap. Property da~ lares Burris. day night indicated that !t would tart, Catherine Smallridge at Francis Cssto, Bessie Tucker, age was estimated at 1300. ----look for another site for the · Hannan, Nellie Paugh at Ord- Charlotte l.Alng, Roger E. Har- Neither drirer was cited. P~t Valley Jlotpltal new Hartford ele,mentary sd10ol j nan<..-e , ahd Eunice Hesson in per and Joyee McCoy. 'lbe second mishap was SUnADMITTED Frederick building because the water ta- grades seven or eight at the Board member Robert Ad· day 11 :55 a. m. at the Inter- &seberry, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. bJe in the ground is only five Junior High; transferring of kins declined to participate in section _of Sand HUI IWad and John Wallace, Apple Grove; feet . from the surface, and Beulah JarreD rrom Ordnance M lO.minute " rece!ll'" in wbich the Shrme Club when a car driv- LlDda Ann Craig, Buffalo; .Mn. drain,&ge proposal~ have been to North Pt. Pleasant, and other' board members went in- en by Frederick B. . McGowau, .Ruuell Pattel'!Oil, Huntington; proyed too expensive and un- Louise Pack from Ordj1ance to to conferen~ or executive ·ses· 20t Ashton, made a left turn Earl W. Smith, Eleanor; Wade practical Junior H~gh ; employed Law- !!lion, and fro~ .which the press !nt\l Sand Hill Road , puUing Morrison, Letart; Mn. llen•vll The action on the Hartford rer.ce Smith, Clarence Warns· coverini the board meeting m front of a ear driven by Gary H. ,Plantz, Hogsett. ~bool a~lowed the ~rd to go ~ey . and Lawrence RlL'Is~JJ as was excluded. Adkins stated L. Conley, 50, Pt. Pleasant, DISCHARGED - Mrs. ""'"' II ahead wtth the awardmg of con- Jamtors at Wahama Jumor and that he did not believe in the traveling east on the Sand Hill ·Sines, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Dontracts for .const~ction of the Sr. _High schools, and accepted closed meetings and felt all Road. casuing the vehicles to ald Humphrey, Pl. Pleasant; s~tnisj;r~tiVe umt at the ne~ a b1d of $6 per . to~ for stoker business and discussions shoukl hit broadside. I Marie Berger, Bidwell: Jumor Hi£h school to the. Net· coal from the L1evmg Coal Co. take place in an open meet- McGowan was charged with .Bobby Rinehart New Haven· ghborgall ~onstruction Co~pa- at We~t Colurt;Jbia . for school ing . failure ·to . yield right-of-way. Sammie Smith, ' Pt. Pleaslnt ; lY of Huntington for a bid of coal for t_he 1~4 school term. The meeting was adjourned Charley W11let , 63. Pt. PJeas- Mn. Francis Prunty, Leon. ~_108,200 for general construe- Bus. drtvers h1red were HoJ?- until 7:30 p. m. Wednesday ant, a passenger. ln the _ BIRTHS - A son to Mr. and t1on. er Watlerson. Andrew Beatt~e , when the teacher placements Gowan car received a cut )1rs. David Warth, Hartford. 1 Contracts for other work will Joy Stone .. Adrian Lathey, El- for the coming year will be con- chin. daughter to-,Mr. and Mrs. J.oho iO to: mer W. Htll, James Watterson, tinued Property damage was esti· Wallace Apple Grove stark Electric In!!. or Hunt- Jr., Robert C. Wallace. Charles · mated at $1,000 to the two cars. ' • illgton, fl&,470 for electdcal Stephenson, William I. Hatfield, .IN COLORADO SEVERAL ARRESTED Wtlr~; T. R. Johnson and Sons Louie Lathey: William 0 u n n, NIXON AND DEGAULLI: PT. PLEASANT - Arrested >f .Huntington, f9 ,150 for _plumb- Sumner Smtth , George W. . PT. PLEA~NT - The NaPARlS lUPll - Former the weekend b local :ng, and Columbus Heatmg and Kearns , Kenneth Foul, Garry h~nal Convention for county of· President Richard M. Nixon enforcement off" y flentUating of Columbus, Ohio, Roach , Ross Winebrenner, Vir· ficials is being held this week rived Sunday from Frankfurt, Coyle 82 Ptlce~! werte ~,.150 for ~eating. gil Ad_ki_ns, Everett _Keefer. Roy ~n Denver , Colo., and attend- Germany, for a meeting L. Fe~gu~on,' 39.e~, puter action taken by t.he S. W1lhamson, _Edison Mayes, mg from Mason County are the with President Charles de Gaulle. F. Farley, 18, Pt. Plea; JOBid was acceptance of res1g- Woodrow W. Kmg , Barton N. County Clerk L. W. Getty, Nixon and his family are on a Jan\ Charles William Pi k aa!J,ons of Dorothy Esue Smith, Meaige, Nelso~ DeVault, Ray- Circuit c_Jerk Howard Schult.z, Middle East-European tour. · ' Pt. Pleasant, Donaldc en~: A. Roberts, _George E. ford Roush, Charles .~cC o y. Prosecutmg Attorney C e c 1 I on met with West German Roush , 36, Southside and Ue<~- l l Miller, Lela R. Mtller and Jo~nso n Scarberry, W1lham ~ · Dean, County Assessor Ever- cellor Konrad Adenauer Friday Vargu, 35, Ragland, all charFreda Chambers. We1gand, Carson Roush, Ons ett Sayre, County Court mem· Bonn and earlier in the with intoxicat" E.nlployed were Vaughn Ed-- Bumgarner, Joseph L. Smith, bers Everett Bissell and Andy toured Bt>rlin, including the mn, llll Ullman of Rio Grande as a C~s R. Weethee and Rus- Wilson. sector. , But right now, thil sum of satisfactory. lng organlzatlona also are play· money (It is only an avera~:e: 1 Last year at Tulane Untver- lnt~. · • 1row1ne part. Under costs l'an be much higher al. tty. for instance, 2.200 students some platm, the family repl)'l individual achools ) lootrul aa 11 _ nearly half the full • time tuition loans In monthly lnatall· an insurmountable obstacle for enrollment - reeelved finan- menll. l~r t~ ft'll;ra.y otherwite quali- cial aid from various sources -Still another 1011rce Ia com· fled h•gh school tradualeo who totaling f2 million. al ban"· Lo - , 11e are now going through a "summercl_ M . ans can mer ol discontent ·• befon re- The university ttaeU makes negotiated on a long • term bat;nncillng themselves to the Iloan'! runnir~~: stmle $100,000 tis with interest usually lower / fad that CtlJlege, thnJ'Itlh no · ~~o.Hy, tin Ub~ril t··rms ,)lb . than on other types _of loans. ,· fault of their own i1 not for !er Important sources include : An advantage here 11 that a them. ' - TIe Natlo•ul Defense St1.1- family need not bt "needy:• but Fortunately, there iJ another dent Loan Program, under merely have a 1ood cretht retrend offsetting the gloom of which needy student. may bor- cord. :ts .n e: So'.W "!I Jf ·inanr:ial row up to $1 ,000 for one aca- Thus. while college costs aid for students (over and a· demic year Y'd up to ts.OOO for have increased tremendously, L JVt the traWi r.»l schul11r the entire course of their high- ways to meet thole coats also !>• ·. ~;; and par t -tm.~ jobs ' 01 n er education. They may take u hav_e increased - thank• to increasing in number. size and long aa 10 years to repay the national and local governments, availability. ·Joan , at 3 per <:ent annual in· ~ublic and private groups, _ pr~ Today , the financially hard- terest. beglnnlng a year after fit and nonprofit organ~t1o1U1. pressed student CAN get help they graduate. In addition, All are resolved that m Am· II • r ~' lng for hi~ coUeee ed.U l"l · ttmse who kO Into teaching erica, no q~alifled young pe_r· tion - not just the superior can get wrlte-offs of up to ~ son be demed access to the student. but the run - of . the -~' per ~~of the loa~ . . !best educ~tion he is capable mill 11tudent who11e grade• are - Pnvate edueatJonal fmanc- ol maatermg. WHEREVER YOU ARE ••• · · You'll Need The Home Newspaper On Your Vacation Trip HAVE A WONDERfUL TIME ON YOUR VACATION ••• BUT IEFORE YOU GO, Check This List! II ( ) DID I STOP THE MILK DELIVERY? a,sen ( ) DID I TURN OFF ALL THE FAUCETS? ( ) DID I LOCK ALL THE DOORS AND WINDOWS? ' ( ) DID I PAY THE PAPER BOY? By Untied Preu IDtema&aal Na,loaai Leape • ( ) DID I CONTACT MY PAPER BOY OR THE CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT TO HAVE MY NEWSPAPERS SAVED FOR ME IN A VACATION PAC, OR MAILED TO ME? W, L. 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Is designed for those who will not be at one addrea ion& enough to have the paper mniled. Your carrier will save your copies iJ1 a convenient Vacation Pac for deb very when you return. Amft'kaa l..ea,pe. w. L. Poi. 1b 1 New York IW S6 .640 . Chicago 67 .559 • Baltimore Minnesota Boston 57 "82 •• Cleveland I Dok Time: . . . . ft.-- .538 .594 prepaid at your usual carrier rate for the times you will be gone, but we'll .515 12'1.1 take care of the mailin& costs. "47 55"' .., 511 .4T1 16'1.1 .461 18 30 .353 29 .434 7A:w, "' FILL IN AND MAIL THIS COUPON TODAY! - --------- ----- --1 Sa&urday't Retutt. Cleveland s Kansas City 2 Los Angeles 5 Boston 2 New York 5 Minnesota I 8ER8fS WDftlU plan on being in one olace two weeks ot longer. Your subscription must be 5I 53 .491t 15 Los Angeles Kansas City Detroit Washington \: ~,1'. .. .. MAIL AWAY SERVICE .... We'll mail your paper at no extra cost If you Clrculotlon Dept., The Dolly Sontlnol Washington II Detroit 4 Chlcago fi Baltimore s I l'ooMroy, Ohio I Chicago 10 Baltimore t You mean to tell me that Gas will cool as well as heat my house? . V~· lncfeed! y ~ can get a llinrle, aU-year G.. Warm81r uctulreadyinp)aco.AndftllDlmber because 1 thrifty G0811ame does both the hea~ lng and cooling jobs, your operatlftl coota atay li>w.•CaD your Gu Company 80011 informatlon and fora free estimate on m condition· lng your whole home with ps, · ' r.ou . .., .. . .. , ""fuD . IN), .......,. Uio Angelo& " Clevolaod IDiibll-Cllanco ·UI-101 vo. Dono- -~ There's rwthi,rtg -~ik~a'f'LAJ,fE for cooling and~ttni THE oiua:FJiia., ' ... ... ,. • ' ~ . .....,_ ....,..,., ·'' ~ .' .. I ·, • I I U~ · - ,:·~®,"'!'ANY.. ............. -~·~~~ 'I" ·· 1· \ ··!: . -~- - ~ ' · ., l t · • \ ·. ,. ,. ' •· •" . ,/ ~,, · .t' "' ·l l ':~,·l • I' · .'·j ,,v,, 'I .. ~ • . . .' .;•. If; ....... ' I I . llolrolf II IIJ!i-. lnlgbllLollcl! _, (foil .._ llilberll INI, t ~-...-:.::;11 .jiJiol'l, ·~· .. "~·· '" .{ ~ • • ·.. ;~~ ~ .'· ·1·--·. -': ~ . ,, • 1 :. .»;. .• . ~ ·· I Chock l!nc~ F o r - - - - - - - - - - Or Coli WY 2-2156, Clrculotlon Dopt, OCheck here if .... " w..... you wont us to .... your ,....... for •n-,. when ""' Nlum. -------·-- ---- I _,__ _ _ The Daily Sentinel • I I Dolo: (Froml - - - - - - - - (Tol ,My Homo Addrou Is a.Icqo II Waahlngtoo IIIIPil -&.lOu !HI n. Ridllk U-11; ' ·1 ....~· ~ ~ Add,_, (Cityl - - - - - - - - (Stllol lollnneaola 5 New York I, Ill New York S Minnesota I, 2nd L Angeles 5 Boalllo 0, lot L, Angeleo 5 Qooton 4, 2nd Moodoy'o -blel'lldoen X...as Clly at New York Wiclienham 17-111 ••.• llowulnjf for summer air conditioning, Jtllt add on-a Gas central_oooling unit; you can pmbably 1180 the d Air ~ti"?"'k unit that beau, cools, d• bumidifleo, cireulateo, ventilate.o and clellru! _the !Ur in your. wliole b~tly, autoID8!blly, tbriftUy. AD you do is set the dial for the .~perature want, summer or winter. · · 01',.11 ~ alreaay have a foreed-air Gao heatlnc ~ in ·,your home, you can convert it "-moll my poper lo: (Nomel - - - - - - - - - - llllt&UJ'• Bftulh CbicagcJ 4 Baltimore 1 Detroit S W.uhington 2, tat lletroll 7 Waahlngton 4, 2nd k8DU11 City s Cleveland o, 11t Cleveland IJ Ksnau Clly 7, l!lld . ,_ .' I' I, I, I &. ���., ~ .. t ' S~k? ."Want Ad~ ·selling Everything But The Kitchen 'LEGAL NOTICE Ads Get Results. WY 2-3575. @) 01!:/UlUNI!S ••1 ltet"""' ...,.,.,.,.uII.... ....... 4-Door. Low mileage by local owuer, spotless clean interior, beige fln.isb, deluxe equipment, heater. tires like new. Ofoadluu .,_ 4o CAN~ELLA TIONS POMEROY MOTOR CO. OPEN EYES 8:00 P.M. 'POMEROY, OHIO Will 0. •c:eep••o "'1111 " \Uit:l• Coal, Oil or Gu FURNACE apart· ~__...... . alo to 11tny obowort 111 1111 ended July 22 .... ""' 18111 <oro crop an ocldlllaaol boost In practically all ooctiiXII ot tbe rom belt. """" lhan lbrto • ol the .................. the -liDit •tap by tho .... "' the period .. Cl..nH and Checked for Winter Phones WY2-3994-WY2-630l 698 W. Mlln St Parn.rDJ REUULA·nuNS. IMJIU- FOR SALE <In rli:DI FOR SALE ~ Hjl fill ..... eef -·" •Ill <1~ .. --.-<1 obJeetiiDDIIt»e cr-<tn ~uld Ill' Npo".rt41d •rn.e<i•••eiJ 1'1:1• oub •w ,...,, ,... !Whe~ .......,"n~tte Cbarp """ «l o C•nl, .-r W'otd for ror n ...nl~ eef!l;f, l'b.r" e - lnMrfl,... Vnl' rau- 'If t uflnt• p., •ol1! W'ill 11e ~nn•ed !M ~dvertls•nl If 110• '•'" Wl•hlll Ill llll7' .tr., ....,..~,.. om ,, CARl" 01 fRANK& - t1 .2& fCPI' oO •nn:l n•nlmun> &,aeh •"<tltmD Ill •nrtl re Ohl•uarlfl• ouhll..,.. '' r 1flnr pod Roger, Sonny, Willie ani" Jam-:u,. ,!J France, Rutland. mr"" wnl'O OFFICI!. BOURS 8;30 " r.r ~:01' ,.,_ Saturdn .B ·JI' 'I M rr·s I' M I -~ Scranton, Ky ,, .... !>all:~" 'r 12·'111 DI>Ofl ·J ~ SO EASY TO PLAt:E A RES" 'll f'ROUUt.'ING ,, Mon'l a loyl' Summar "'<lN'1 All i'HONE WY 2-2157 WASH . PANTS J\Qc 'J "• •I II II pr, W.ahodondpNiood ROBINSON'S 12. BoY'• a. 'ftlonnoo ~ II. Plio I. - . , """'*' .. lr>lfall ohal'O<I IVll of 4. .. Comfort _, nwkellq pldll' ... bolp ,_,.. In "'""'""' produ• llaa. Tboir uot II vtluntorr. The 11114 ....... call lor • lotll ol 3111,000 ....... bo plantld II wtor ~. Thoro 2111,700 .... plantod In lliiS. abl!r, !14mlt) T.JIIIIItllll r ·"''" ~ II tbt ......... naUonal aehoolluneb fii'OFIIII· 1111 ..,., boll · The ~ also baa Tbo . . _ •ld lllo · - 11 wm ua1t1 calllornla - · helgllt of pi- II tho """' boll tn marbtlllg lrellb plumt. ..... ran... from ,.... to ill fool. Department Will offer to Tbo buroau tBld lllo wllltar plume 11 a aurplua removal wbott It o1moat llatlhed ill lllo liatorn ·hall ol tho ..... vlly. and dlairlbuta them lo boll, and btl lllrtld '"'~~' Ill I ~:."'""' and other en,tble MOIIIInt. S,.tii!DI ol 1111 nilt crop ~ IIDIIf ropldiJ belweeo A tboupt for tho dar-llrllllh ..,.,;.,.. I n - 11'111, tho bu- Primo Mlnloter, Sir WIDIIAII· roau ald. ' Cbureblll Olld1 "U WI GJIIII llhawert have lm· quarrel between the paat IO)'bean atanclo Ill mOll praent, we wm !IDd that ... ol !he eoDIII!Irm.l belt !all tbe fulure." u.eon.. 1.~ •.,....,, • ..... JT,Not 1.-111 Je.JUdr· """"' Cltl •• Crlop bur.. otld. Slilfrtly lo!f pro- packed 1D IIIII. lor 1111 Ill ..~utl"' •DI "'nTbotor pololo Doport!Doot'o - :"'-...-. _ - -·-· DAilY CROSSWORD TIM~ baa ~""""od ftllba In Iowa lllid DUaolt, 111o p1an1 1o ~ eaDDOCI .,... RATES For WaD I ~d SerYICI IIU11Imam --_,...,ad ~· and aa-.rt and - a:IOI'9 ~~~.,. ...,. .. •ll<'<tfT.... '""'"'t!O'II 4 Cenu ltllf word -.. ofll'llllll tompor.- IIIII modor- Baker & Seyfried lit J'or l'fu "' ~tllleatl\111 1'blo 7 27 To Have Your COIIIII:<-TIUNS Recent Rain ·Gave '63 Corn C..o.p Big Boost In Midwest ..,._.. Now Is The Time @)Jt On The Farm Front llof. V. 8. Pol. 011. IIIII boJtad Ia U. ., UJU!all P. GOJIIWIN pN¥ioUII;r dr7 loalllloo, tho buv.tool -nolllul ,... ald. Tho wwo too WMIIINGTON itJPI) - Tho lolo ID 10111t pull of Ohio. ~ ""' arop bulloiiD aJd lOll moJo. Tbo Acrkulll!ro ~ turo 1D tlJO 101'11 boll - II rttld baa I 1 por cont II ~ ~ for ...... euiiD ......,, lor 1llkrap ..U. ...,.U. lind dollelopmlol Gl t~~o l tor VOietobloa lor lroolb • · Tbo IIIII oira crop. qeney aiM called lor I I per n.. wtalllor buruu ald _.. oenl deer- Ill tllo lotll 11M 4 rooma and 1634 Lincoln Height, 6 Pass St. Wagon. 327 cu. in. motor, power st~ring and brakes . Automatic. power brakes, radio, new whitewall tires. maroon finish , extra clean and priced at real sav· inw; : INFOR"'A TION r• house, 19621MPALA - - - - - - - $2695 WANT AD lkllll Kcrnda:t 1962 CHEVY II - - - - - - $1795 Can Sell 'If T~-.1' Hospital News l~l ".Uw -- acw.a ot Rome 14.8ymbola( ·- ·flltr lf.4ppor1tlaol .... poplar ..,,..........,. Nlo . IL'l'llll · diiiUt !1. Arab name <O. L&to _ , Po""' .1. All•rian pvemor ...... lte&mlhlp: al- ...._ -- lllllllp: Deal. •• !rat ..... I DAILY Clllii'TOqUOTE - I Hen's how to woltr 1$1 4illli'DLB4AX8 .. L0•8 .. 1CLLOW I OM lltt.- tlmpiJ _... tor uother. In tllll: .ample A Ia ~td IGr U. t:llree L'1, X lot' U. two O'a, ete. Slnfle letttrt. a,o•· ~ till '-ltla lad fona.aUon ot tla wor~ w. all hhlta. nriftiest • Frost·Pnof Frigidaire lakes! d&jl 1111 - - NT :.ID J II:OJ.D - ... dUtlront. .I.OIJ'pto.-q.... _ lfBB 1''1 J'V VNJ'H VX .. I< NAH M8Jf4 liGAD, RE5TORINC! OLD MASTERS l'OA 1>,- IS OUR SPECIAI,:TY,. MR. PADINO~. lfAO.I.OKOLY 8&tur4a,... Cryp~t THAT MAN WHO LNES FOR <.JELII' ALONm LIV.&S J'OR THB lUlANUT MOBTAI.t K.NOWN.--MDl,.!lft, ·~ Jau. !' • tmCSS'\ ... WMPO Radio II•ONI~A1' TlllW J'IIIDA'I' .............. 1:00 Sip Oo Newo 1:111 Sacrod Hearl I: liD Counb7 JllllbGrM l:llll ,..., Noft Mllfll ...,._Mr·l 1U1 &fL - __ ......_14Mit:. NOTICES --~-•"' needs dofrostl111-wlth exclualve Frast.f'nlaf r.ysteml You Trade Cars •l~b.ztro2111t-l ; • Twin glide-out fruit and Lt~ wgetable HydAtoq. ;~:· · '1 • Storage door t.a ealhelf;, eGuarantoed 24 Months or 24,000 Miles butter e Most Popular Unit compa_..._. sal Starxlard Pitch $15. Call WY 2-2065 or write : Larry BLAETTNAR'S Auto - $35" Trade~ Tracy. 307 Wetzgall St .. Pom· POMEROY, 0. FRIG!DAIRB' PlANO TUNING AND REPAIR. A complete tuning to Univer- eroy . Will be .available only until Sept. I. 7 23 6tp ObloMlrbll Bulllllu 'laird Newo 0 Granur Model FPD..14T•1 ,J'.' ture field will be killed. Cecil ' Roseberry. 7 26 I .... ClounlyCommunity Neft .. Nooo Neft SJ'i1 ANY DOG CAUGHT in my pas- ~ WJEH RADIO galo.,.re for eV4!1n tall botttti! 1 • Frigidaire o~op.-niiJ, ~ In The U. b. A. With ol '' IL..,...,...,...,...,...,...,...,......,. THr! FAMILY REFRIGERATol . Baker Furniture: · , II Middleport, Ohio ' "· · ~~ Alriealturt Ageat Counb7 Go llaomd 1:11 Newa 11a1 1:110 Cootalr)' Go llaomd 1:11 Non Beat 1:110 !lid Ma1:11 NIWI But f:IIO Dlldng wllll Doll w., f::SO Intorcllanp $:10 1:01 I:D 1:111 I::SO Community Newa World • Nallooll Newa 8pollfpt 111 Sparll Weadteralt ~ M!tolealt 1:11 laildo Boob 1:00 Ianiei Bl9d. 8:110 Olt OC~;_; Route acres, bullding lot and woods I and corner lor at Five Points . ! Plwne WY 2-2639. 'I·" 11:110 Country Hymntlme IJ:OO Nooo Report U:D Tlla llelrcb 11:10 Rev. MerliD Teets 1:110 Billy Gral!am 1::10 Tha Lutheran Hour 2:80 SIJIII Gl the Time• (!lev. W. S, Billupa) 2:15 Public Service Z:35 Tbo 1111 Lifo 1:10 llullday Sb..,.... 4:01 llaur Cll Poclllall f:M Jalm Grlflln 1:110 Stmdo.y Sb....,... 1:011 Sundaim Serenade 7:llll Olt 1:00 Olf - J111111 we•u· prepare your read• mked eonll!!rov crete order to your specltiCatlonJ, ~ dellver It anywbere Ill town, all ready 10 pour. Call today . our service II prompt tllld Our prleel Landmark SUPER SFRVICE STATION Open 24 Hours WY 2-9932 Charles 1NI\R~ f Nooo Report Mullo Jull JI'Gr Yoa IJ:ll ~·o GuOII lllr-Frl 1:00 PiaU. Part.)' f:ll - - AulD llllnr 4:10 lAical Nnl f:lll BID 8 - Sports 1:00 Bowllnl lleano 6:116 Van P•lricl< Sports 1:111 Swtd- Serenade 7:011 Tha World TGdll .Sip 011 1\11 Sip 011 - JIIDI SATVBDAY 1:110 Sip On Newo 1:011 Caunlry Jambcne 8:30 Firm llowl i ai:iivio, MOSCOW <UPH - Frederic , ·-;;;.::"'',_:c;·ru., Longe, great ifaodson of Karl I Marx, ha1 arrived iD .Moscow ~ a gu..t of the SOviet Unlot! artis" and lhe Karl llolarx lluae. um, according t& the Tau News miles east of Pomeroy, 4¥2 1 ror FaJIIIIy Worship Bour·TIIU 10:35 SUnday Sbow Agency. For Sale --7, 6 215 Ft. frontage on - "-· 1!11!18 IWtiT NW~t~~l I Rutland. 8. D. land, Ohio. eroy. ·-- _-A.... IMI\RX KIN GVEST LY-3·1238 new time-released capsules. onty 98e Drugs. for a place Six rooms, city water, garage. one II :Gil Top Ten Sbow 12:110 Nooo lloporl -Breakfut Party IJ:30 Rev. Merlin Teets I:GII Plltlcr Party 7:15 Brl&hl 1111r 1:80 Suadown Serenade 7:11 Plcldnt Bdwr Sbow 1:10 Sign Off 1:50 Neft Reporl - Oblo 1:110 Sign OH - June 1100 _.,Ill Party IRJNDAY 1:00 llnallflll Party Ulp 7:10 Sip On Newa 1:1a Caffee Wllb Jlllll 1:110 Baptlat Layman's Hour t·IS Betty Newton 1:35 Baur of Dellver8Jlce llllnillerlal """"'(Rev. Paul Jooes) CounlrJ Boo Down t:OI WIDp Cll HeaJ11i1 U:GI ~ lbnr 1:. Suadlll' 811011 Firm NIWI 11:01 Yolct Cll PropbecJ .''IIi • Even the freezer never eTransferable When 7:GII llreakf.. t Party t:15 Jones Buick Show 10:116 POlb Party li:Sl Publlo Servleo USED CLO'I'IIING Women's dresses 25-·50 ------ M"rn'np, roal eFrolland ·•.'ith fan. Searlf's , and ha\1\. Smith's Store. Opeu 7 days a Oh.v. Sll 2-4626. 7 27 6tp WANTED TO RENT . a ROOM -HOUSE - near Men's and Boys' pants "1~ · ,.,:1 co~~:i1'::1 shirts zs..50 cents. Men's Letart Falls, Obio. are the low~ poaible! shoet~ week . N. .W, COMPTONt 0 .• D. _ . 0 P t 0 ME T R' IS l Pomeroy or Middleport. lor ll'!llfSALE: Twa Hoilslei"' l~lf·\1 three adults. Reasonable rent. l ef ".ilves. N•. G Qffl"" Houro 9 to 12. 2 IO 5 !Cioso 81 Nooo oil Write 892 Wilsuo Ave. , Co~ eraville, Obio, WY 2-11:1.1'!>.. ' nunl - East Coun St P.o merot umbu.o. 7 29 6tc 1 7 ZG ~-..,;'-_.~~~------'-:"::'-----• ' .. , GQEGLEIN:READY-MIX CO~ ' I . 11tf • !. ·Phone' in 2-3284 · P1ge StN.t·· . ' . Mldd""' ' ' .· \ ' _ .. . ..IINIIIUIHMILLII .. Br LIFF """ McWILLIAMS . ~--­ ,. ...... -' tkjQ FlltN Fllti~.U �., ~ .. t ' S~k? ."Want Ad~ ·selling Everything But The Kitchen 'LEGAL NOTICE Ads Get Results. WY 2-3575. @) 01!:/UlUNI!S ••1 ltet"""' ...,.,.,.,.uII.... ....... 4-Door. Low mileage by local owuer, spotless clean interior, beige fln.isb, deluxe equipment, heater. tires like new. Ofoadluu .,_ 4o CAN~ELLA TIONS POMEROY MOTOR CO. OPEN EYES 8:00 P.M. 'POMEROY, OHIO Will 0. •c:eep••o "'1111 " \Uit:l• Coal, Oil or Gu FURNACE apart· ~__...... . alo to 11tny obowort 111 1111 ended July 22 .... ""' 18111 <oro crop an ocldlllaaol boost In practically all ooctiiXII ot tbe rom belt. """" lhan lbrto • ol the .................. the -liDit •tap by tho .... "' the period .. Cl..nH and Checked for Winter Phones WY2-3994-WY2-630l 698 W. Mlln St Parn.rDJ REUULA·nuNS. IMJIU- FOR SALE <In rli:DI FOR SALE ~ Hjl fill ..... eef -·" •Ill <1~ .. --.-<1 obJeetiiDDIIt»e cr-<tn ~uld Ill' Npo".rt41d •rn.e<i•••eiJ 1'1:1• oub •w ,...,, ,... !Whe~ .......,"n~tte Cbarp """ «l o C•nl, .-r W'otd for ror n ...nl~ eef!l;f, l'b.r" e - lnMrfl,... Vnl' rau- 'If t uflnt• p., •ol1! W'ill 11e ~nn•ed !M ~dvertls•nl If 110• '•'" Wl•hlll Ill llll7' .tr., ....,..~,.. om ,, CARl" 01 fRANK& - t1 .2& fCPI' oO •nn:l n•nlmun> &,aeh •"<tltmD Ill •nrtl re Ohl•uarlfl• ouhll..,.. '' r 1flnr pod Roger, Sonny, Willie ani" Jam-:u,. ,!J France, Rutland. mr"" wnl'O OFFICI!. BOURS 8;30 " r.r ~:01' ,.,_ Saturdn .B ·JI' 'I M rr·s I' M I -~ Scranton, Ky ,, .... !>all:~" 'r 12·'111 DI>Ofl ·J ~ SO EASY TO PLAt:E A RES" 'll f'ROUUt.'ING ,, Mon'l a loyl' Summar "'<lN'1 All i'HONE WY 2-2157 WASH . PANTS J\Qc 'J "• •I II II pr, W.ahodondpNiood ROBINSON'S 12. BoY'• a. 'ftlonnoo ~ II. Plio I. - . , """'*' .. lr>lfall ohal'O<I IVll of 4. .. Comfort _, nwkellq pldll' ... bolp ,_,.. In "'""'""' produ• llaa. Tboir uot II vtluntorr. The 11114 ....... call lor • lotll ol 3111,000 ....... bo plantld II wtor ~. Thoro 2111,700 .... plantod In lliiS. abl!r, !14mlt) T.JIIIIItllll r ·"''" ~ II tbt ......... naUonal aehoolluneb fii'OFIIII· 1111 ..,., boll · The ~ also baa Tbo . . _ •ld lllo · - 11 wm ua1t1 calllornla - · helgllt of pi- II tho """' boll tn marbtlllg lrellb plumt. ..... ran... from ,.... to ill fool. Department Will offer to Tbo buroau tBld lllo wllltar plume 11 a aurplua removal wbott It o1moat llatlhed ill lllo liatorn ·hall ol tho ..... vlly. and dlairlbuta them lo boll, and btl lllrtld '"'~~' Ill I ~:."'""' and other en,tble MOIIIInt. S,.tii!DI ol 1111 nilt crop ~ IIDIIf ropldiJ belweeo A tboupt for tho dar-llrllllh ..,.,;.,.. I n - 11'111, tho bu- Primo Mlnloter, Sir WIDIIAII· roau ald. ' Cbureblll Olld1 "U WI GJIIII llhawert have lm· quarrel between the paat IO)'bean atanclo Ill mOll praent, we wm !IDd that ... ol !he eoDIII!Irm.l belt !all tbe fulure." u.eon.. 1.~ •.,....,, • ..... JT,Not 1.-111 Je.JUdr· """"' Cltl •• Crlop bur.. otld. Slilfrtly lo!f pro- packed 1D IIIII. lor 1111 Ill ..~utl"' •DI "'nTbotor pololo Doport!Doot'o - :"'-...-. _ - -·-· DAilY CROSSWORD TIM~ baa ~""""od ftllba In Iowa lllid DUaolt, 111o p1an1 1o ~ eaDDOCI .,... RATES For WaD I ~d SerYICI IIU11Imam --_,...,ad ~· and aa-.rt and - a:IOI'9 ~~~.,. ...,. .. •ll<'<tfT.... '""'"'t!O'II 4 Cenu ltllf word -.. ofll'llllll tompor.- IIIII modor- Baker & Seyfried lit J'or l'fu "' ~tllleatl\111 1'blo 7 27 To Have Your COIIIII:<-TIUNS Recent Rain ·Gave '63 Corn C..o.p Big Boost In Midwest ..,._.. Now Is The Time @)Jt On The Farm Front llof. V. 8. Pol. 011. IIIII boJtad Ia U. ., UJU!all P. GOJIIWIN pN¥ioUII;r dr7 loalllloo, tho buv.tool -nolllul ,... ald. Tho wwo too WMIIINGTON itJPI) - Tho lolo ID 10111t pull of Ohio. ~ ""' arop bulloiiD aJd lOll moJo. Tbo Acrkulll!ro ~ turo 1D tlJO 101'11 boll - II rttld baa I 1 por cont II ~ ~ for ...... euiiD ......,, lor 1llkrap ..U. ...,.U. lind dollelopmlol Gl t~~o l tor VOietobloa lor lroolb • · Tbo IIIII oira crop. qeney aiM called lor I I per n.. wtalllor buruu ald _.. oenl deer- Ill tllo lotll 11M 4 rooma and 1634 Lincoln Height, 6 Pass St. Wagon. 327 cu. in. motor, power st~ring and brakes . Automatic. power brakes, radio, new whitewall tires. maroon finish , extra clean and priced at real sav· inw; : INFOR"'A TION r• house, 19621MPALA - - - - - - - $2695 WANT AD lkllll Kcrnda:t 1962 CHEVY II - - - - - - $1795 Can Sell 'If T~-.1' Hospital News l~l ".Uw -- acw.a ot Rome 14.8ymbola( ·- ·flltr lf.4ppor1tlaol .... poplar ..,,..........,. Nlo . IL'l'llll · diiiUt !1. Arab name <O. L&to _ , Po""' .1. All•rian pvemor ...... lte&mlhlp: al- ...._ -- lllllllp: Deal. •• !rat ..... I DAILY Clllii'TOqUOTE - I Hen's how to woltr 1$1 4illli'DLB4AX8 .. L0•8 .. 1CLLOW I OM lltt.- tlmpiJ _... tor uother. In tllll: .ample A Ia ~td IGr U. t:llree L'1, X lot' U. two O'a, ete. Slnfle letttrt. a,o•· ~ till '-ltla lad fona.aUon ot tla wor~ w. all hhlta. nriftiest • Frost·Pnof Frigidaire lakes! d&jl 1111 - - NT :.ID J II:OJ.D - ... dUtlront. .I.OIJ'pto.-q.... _ lfBB 1''1 J'V VNJ'H VX .. I< NAH M8Jf4 liGAD, RE5TORINC! OLD MASTERS l'OA 1>,- IS OUR SPECIAI,:TY,. MR. PADINO~. lfAO.I.OKOLY 8&tur4a,... Cryp~t THAT MAN WHO LNES FOR <.JELII' ALONm LIV.&S J'OR THB lUlANUT MOBTAI.t K.NOWN.--MDl,.!lft, ·~ Jau. !' • tmCSS'\ ... WMPO Radio II•ONI~A1' TlllW J'IIIDA'I' .............. 1:00 Sip Oo Newo 1:111 Sacrod Hearl I: liD Counb7 JllllbGrM l:llll ,..., Noft Mllfll ...,._Mr·l 1U1 &fL - __ ......_14Mit:. NOTICES --~-•"' needs dofrostl111-wlth exclualve Frast.f'nlaf r.ysteml You Trade Cars •l~b.ztro2111t-l ; • Twin glide-out fruit and Lt~ wgetable HydAtoq. ;~:· · '1 • Storage door t.a ealhelf;, eGuarantoed 24 Months or 24,000 Miles butter e Most Popular Unit compa_..._. sal Starxlard Pitch $15. Call WY 2-2065 or write : Larry BLAETTNAR'S Auto - $35" Trade~ Tracy. 307 Wetzgall St .. Pom· POMEROY, 0. FRIG!DAIRB' PlANO TUNING AND REPAIR. A complete tuning to Univer- eroy . Will be .available only until Sept. I. 7 23 6tp ObloMlrbll Bulllllu 'laird Newo 0 Granur Model FPD..14T•1 ,J'.' ture field will be killed. Cecil ' Roseberry. 7 26 I .... ClounlyCommunity Neft .. Nooo Neft SJ'i1 ANY DOG CAUGHT in my pas- ~ WJEH RADIO galo.,.re for eV4!1n tall botttti! 1 • Frigidaire o~op.-niiJ, ~ In The U. b. A. With ol '' IL..,...,...,...,...,...,...,...,......,. THr! FAMILY REFRIGERATol . Baker Furniture: · , II Middleport, Ohio ' "· · ~~ Alriealturt Ageat Counb7 Go llaomd 1:11 Newa 11a1 1:110 Cootalr)' Go llaomd 1:11 Non Beat 1:110 !lid Ma1:11 NIWI But f:IIO Dlldng wllll Doll w., f::SO Intorcllanp $:10 1:01 I:D 1:111 I::SO Community Newa World • Nallooll Newa 8pollfpt 111 Sparll Weadteralt ~ M!tolealt 1:11 laildo Boob 1:00 Ianiei Bl9d. 8:110 Olt OC~;_; Route acres, bullding lot and woods I and corner lor at Five Points . ! Plwne WY 2-2639. 'I·" 11:110 Country Hymntlme IJ:OO Nooo Report U:D Tlla llelrcb 11:10 Rev. MerliD Teets 1:110 Billy Gral!am 1::10 Tha Lutheran Hour 2:80 SIJIII Gl the Time• (!lev. W. S, Billupa) 2:15 Public Service Z:35 Tbo 1111 Lifo 1:10 llullday Sb..,.... 4:01 llaur Cll Poclllall f:M Jalm Grlflln 1:110 Stmdo.y Sb....,... 1:011 Sundaim Serenade 7:llll Olt 1:00 Olf - J111111 we•u· prepare your read• mked eonll!!rov crete order to your specltiCatlonJ, ~ dellver It anywbere Ill town, all ready 10 pour. Call today . our service II prompt tllld Our prleel Landmark SUPER SFRVICE STATION Open 24 Hours WY 2-9932 Charles 1NI\R~ f Nooo Report Mullo Jull JI'Gr Yoa IJ:ll ~·o GuOII lllr-Frl 1:00 PiaU. Part.)' f:ll - - AulD llllnr 4:10 lAical Nnl f:lll BID 8 - Sports 1:00 Bowllnl lleano 6:116 Van P•lricl< Sports 1:111 Swtd- Serenade 7:011 Tha World TGdll .Sip 011 1\11 Sip 011 - JIIDI SATVBDAY 1:110 Sip On Newo 1:011 Caunlry Jambcne 8:30 Firm llowl i ai:iivio, MOSCOW <UPH - Frederic , ·-;;;.::"'',_:c;·ru., Longe, great ifaodson of Karl I Marx, ha1 arrived iD .Moscow ~ a gu..t of the SOviet Unlot! artis" and lhe Karl llolarx lluae. um, according t& the Tau News miles east of Pomeroy, 4¥2 1 ror FaJIIIIy Worship Bour·TIIU 10:35 SUnday Sbow Agency. For Sale --7, 6 215 Ft. frontage on - "-· 1!11!18 IWtiT NW~t~~l I Rutland. 8. D. land, Ohio. eroy. ·-- _-A.... IMI\RX KIN GVEST LY-3·1238 new time-released capsules. onty 98e Drugs. for a place Six rooms, city water, garage. one II :Gil Top Ten Sbow 12:110 Nooo lloporl -Breakfut Party IJ:30 Rev. Merlin Teets I:GII Plltlcr Party 7:15 Brl&hl 1111r 1:80 Suadown Serenade 7:11 Plcldnt Bdwr Sbow 1:10 Sign Off 1:50 Neft Reporl - Oblo 1:110 Sign OH - June 1100 _.,Ill Party IRJNDAY 1:00 llnallflll Party Ulp 7:10 Sip On Newa 1:1a Caffee Wllb Jlllll 1:110 Baptlat Layman's Hour t·IS Betty Newton 1:35 Baur of Dellver8Jlce llllnillerlal """"'(Rev. Paul Jooes) CounlrJ Boo Down t:OI WIDp Cll HeaJ11i1 U:GI ~ lbnr 1:. Suadlll' 811011 Firm NIWI 11:01 Yolct Cll PropbecJ .''IIi • Even the freezer never eTransferable When 7:GII llreakf.. t Party t:15 Jones Buick Show 10:116 POlb Party li:Sl Publlo Servleo USED CLO'I'IIING Women's dresses 25-·50 ------ M"rn'np, roal eFrolland ·•.'ith fan. Searlf's , and ha\1\. Smith's Store. Opeu 7 days a Oh.v. Sll 2-4626. 7 27 6tp WANTED TO RENT . a ROOM -HOUSE - near Men's and Boys' pants "1~ · ,.,:1 co~~:i1'::1 shirts zs..50 cents. Men's Letart Falls, Obio. are the low~ poaible! shoet~ week . N. .W, COMPTONt 0 .• D. _ . 0 P t 0 ME T R' IS l Pomeroy or Middleport. lor ll'!llfSALE: Twa Hoilslei"' l~lf·\1 three adults. Reasonable rent. l ef ".ilves. N•. G Qffl"" Houro 9 to 12. 2 IO 5 !Cioso 81 Nooo oil Write 892 Wilsuo Ave. , Co~ eraville, Obio, WY 2-11:1.1'!>.. ' nunl - East Coun St P.o merot umbu.o. 7 29 6tc 1 7 ZG ~-..,;'-_.~~~------'-:"::'-----• ' .. , GQEGLEIN:READY-MIX CO~ ' I . 11tf • !. ·Phone' in 2-3284 · P1ge StN.t·· . ' . Mldd""' ' ' .· \ ' _ .. . ..IINIIIUIHMILLII .. Br LIFF """ McWILLIAMS . ~--­ ,. ...... -' tkjQ FlltN Fllti~.U �• .. .. .., . .... . ' ' . •·. .ehttne· - NOWYOUPOY . ' ' .-... ullkJ ...rot•"" <101 ... _ __ _ Ill ,... ,....... ,~ U111M Slate1 llwml liMo ~ . ...... r. , .. ,••r .... 01 r~ ••• .,..,. ~ VOl XV POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO NO. 89 \. TUESDAY, JULY 30, 1963 it I J- . 1 I\ _liA PRICE FIVE CfN11 Hurt In = tmoh Drive·ln \.',/ 'W tl WASIIINGTON -'- Labor See- !.1:':.~'7: ~:s,: . - ~ ~-,- A 44-year-old Middleport man joouth o1 Mlddloport. T b r e e injured in one ol three cars were involued. county accid"'.'bt lnve.. A car driven sooth by Jlll'lltll ti~~~yby the Ohio state Patrol Neutzllllg. 2Z, Mlddleporl startM and early today. ed to turn lntD 1 prlv*te drive The injury accident happen- when a pickup truck driven by at 9:10p.m. Monday 011 Rt. Stanley Addlesburger, 44, Mid7, one and two tenths miles dleport ran into the N~ln& est efforts lo settle the foor- . ye......ld railroad d_lspute. Wirtz foulld in -end meetin,. union and management with negotiators that they not only were In no mood to make conoessiolls but that some of thelr attitudes had stiffened, an informed source said Tun.·W.,., July 30-31 (ID Color)· Witb Louil Jout'dan and Yvonne Furneall1 -anQ-.. .... ·' "lJ WilT S1'1111T" AlAn Ladd ': Rod '·IJteiJer ---- - - - Tuesday and Wednesday 9 to 5 Wearing apparel for your family and furnishings for your home Elberfelds In Pomeroy Ill parade WI.II Mo've -:. ~:;~~~~~7'0nt 0 Traek At. '3 s. u. olftelok said todoy •• e C011Ulllllliol - · .. uodtor Amerleu ulditlr iD lora .,. poared port of • delllteroto eo~afllp by Red Cltilla to rolle -ion Ia Alia 1nd oabollp . .ot-WOit .W war dlleatolo;o. 'ntey predleled stepped ap ~lllllot octlvlty bt lite Jo. dian border 1ret ud S o a t II Viet Nom, 11 weU •• Korea. II aloo ""' believed potolble tho Commaalola were ,.._preplif' •._ to t~~ereate art-•Y ~r bord111ent of lilt Cltlneae Nau-uat hlando of Qu<moy 1nd Mlltsu, jail 1 few mlloo from lite mabtllllld. Ham Scoll, 41, Rt. J 1\ I·JIIarted tD ""'Y llld both .... There wu only minor damage 1truck lllld the !railer tumol' to the !root of the .,.,._ lover on their aldts 3.7 mUeo .. 7·20 od1 ·-· I ~ .a.m. t 1 a P~up north of Pomeroy Ill Rt. 1, truck pullm1 a trailer and drlv- There was heavy property damen by C. Kenneth Joh1110n, 13, age, but the driver eocaped 111o ol 632 Secund Ave., GallipoHa, jury, _:c_c:.="'---- - - - - Woman Fined For Keept·nfll:) Chance Table A 32-year-old widow was given a auspended jail sentence and fined $250 Monday in Meigs Coonty Cou't on charges of beIn& the keeper ol a gambling. table in the rear of her grocery store in Rutland. d F k County Cou't Ju go ran W. Porter, Jr., levied the fine on Margie May Burford, 3%, af· ter she pleaded guilty tD the charge. Mrs. Burford was also The Centennla Parad e t o be h eld Tu esd ay, August 13 , as a part of the lOOth annual Meigs County Fair, will move onto the race lrac k a t 3 p.m., 1'I wa• d e c1'ded Mond ay ru'ght · · Meeting with several m~mbers of the fair board w.. William D. Childs, who w11l serve as parade mar~hal. Judges wlll be from out of the cou~t:y and competition is open to ~ny organization or individual, whether qr not located m Metgs. . Fourteen entrle11 have been tw~ large oxell owned by Fred IIIJ.f!Br!OC!.UI!!I!lfi!lll~i.LI. .. !Will:.~ f~d=~tytoj:r~t t~~:e~~~=~~ registered for the parade with Leifheit, lddle •8 H tb M thodist was suspended and she w a s ea Mn. e Leo peeled SeveralGroups more entrls ere ex· placed on probation for o n e WASHINGTON - .The. folks M church portthe latest. or lndlYiduals beck home lll!'Y play a big psrt Smith, Mrs. Charles Bradbury wlshlnS to take part are asked year· m determining whether the Sen- and Mrs. Roger Morgan wdl be t nt ct Mr Chlls WIIUam The Rutland woman wa• takCAT AT WORK - Meigs county's lam ous D-9 Cat, once focal point of a lawsuit ate ratlfles the three--nation nu- in charge of the church float 8 ~ r~gister 'by phonen into custody and jliiled Moo- by Homer Geoglein against the county commissioners, is now working at the juneclear test hen treaty. Thi• be- with approximately 20 young i~ w~n~S:7 . Caoh prizes and day by officers of the Meigs lion of the Salem Center and Wall Hill roads in Salem Township. Giant six foot cui· came evident today a!!l . more people as~~tlng. trophies wllJ be awarded the Sheriff's department Sheriff vert will replace old iron truss span over this Leading Creek tributary, and the Sa· and mart sena~rs Indicated In addihon to the ,14 eo· three best organizaUonal floats Robert c Hartenbach saki the lem Center road will be straightened. Thf_ earth-moving potential of the big "Cat" they wwere keepmg an open triell, there wiD be a nwnber of and rosettes and caSh prizes · ~nother redu<!tion Jn natural Federal Hureau of Investigation will make short work of a fair-sized proje • . The Wall HilJ Road runs from Wikesmlnd on the agreement reached Meigs county Riding club'!'""" will 110 fD the three best lndl- 185 rates in P<>meroy and Mid- also took part In the investlga- ville to Star Hall. From the Star Grange Hall, the road goes to Dexter, and is called in Moscow by ndthe RuUnoted bers in costume. A~. regllltetor· vidual entries. dleport was announced today lion. ~th.:_e_S_t_a_r_H_a_ll_ro _;_a.:_d_._- - -- - - - - -- - - - - - - - -- - - - - State&, Brataln a ss1a. ed last night were ..~.... que au s ·by the Ohio Fuel Gas company. . Many senators said privately belonging to Dwight Milhoan, Tuesday, the day of the par· The reduction o lies to more Meigs Prosecutm~ _Attorney they · were waiting to test the Pomeroy; Sen. oakley Collins, ado, will also be K1dd!es Day than three·fourthsp:r Ohio Fuel's Bernard Fultz said th:s momsentiment t ·mong voten baek Ironton, and Claude Daniela, at the faar wh~n prices for tomer in 180 communities mg that Mrs. Burford_admttted · · home. As 8 result, r8tlfit!ation · !'; _ Fair board members rides on the Midway wl11 be CU9 hav: fuel eost clause• ln there has been ga~bbng In_the of the treaty by the required will on a wagon pulled by reduced from 10 •. m. to. p.m. ~ oni'IUIIICell Burford sto'e bulldmg smce 1 tw<>lhlrd~ vote shaped up as a · her hu&bond died about three . lUte ltlng · , . In Pomeroy omd Middleport, mooths ago WASHINGTON (UP)) - Sen- 1 While Mansfield Indica led Rar- and other administration spokes.' ~ .....-_, :J _ •.. . , . -~ .... , .., _ the reduction wiU be one cent Fultz ~ Mrs. Burford aJ.. ate ~IDC)CI:aU,(h leaders t.old rimeJ.n''. qpj&~tif.tmf the trea-11men ~onda_y ~o c:angressional ···p· ~ ~·-~~.,.' " .. . . · · - "-""' .... ' -tbaulllftlll!euMe feet. eHeo. · miffed lhe haG -been re. ~nt Kennedy today that lb"·was 1mpress1ve, a good ~ny ~committees IDdicated broad sup80 . ~ PARIS ·- ··President .. ! ~~ · tive September 1. rt . amount the outJoolr Is ''excellfnt" for senators still were withholding i port for the pact In the House Be other reductions were anee sup- a final commibnent well.as tt.e Senate. Mans-open rut~ ~ poss•ble "~neat. ' ... ~ . . .. nounced earlier this year and . po . ~t on ratification of the par- they would vote for r.ahficauon. r f~el~ ~aid, and he was more op-atiolt . m~tlng" wi~ President MEDINA (UPI).- Pollee today held two former Con- late last year. Generally, this . Authorities reported that Rth~ Ual nuclear test ba~ treaty. Tiley wanted to ~e~ a better i tJmistlc than ~any. other sena~edy In Wash~g!on ear~y victs from Portsmouth on charges of r~bbing the Akron reluctkm will bring total de- first break in the case 8 ~ ~nate ~mocrahc Leader sampling of the opmtons of the 1tors th~t ratification w o u I d t1e1 tyer, French offic1als scud Savings & Loan Co. in the ed t •·II .A . creases since last September 1 land occurred some ~w~ . ee 1 M1ke Mansfield, Mont., to I d 1folks back home. fast. 1come fa1rly . f They 1ore wo ""'" en w IJ.Ve . ago when certain ind1v1dua s f 11 · kl d' B d Sa rt · 19day.,_. Medina Shoppmg Center o th at point five cents per 1,000 cubiC bad h ks newsmen o owmg a wee YI 1n lea1e roa ppo "W . f ed th p 'd t The officials Interpreted De $6 095 them ebumoneythe t llgun feet · apparently passed c ec White House legislative confer· Briefings given by Harriman ·th the m ohrm fe tresl ebn ' 11 • k t h' f' t ' · Monday. t e et'il • while playing cards. th the U s 1 1 b ----- ------- - -- - -·-·- a1 e c ances or s rong 1~ Gau e s remar 5. 8 . IS Irs Held In lieu of fB,OOO each to aet off the alarm. With today's announcement, ence a 1 · · es an nepartisan ratification of the trea· I'!!WS conference. m. s~ mon~hs were .Harold A. Thompson, 14.1Arnold Siegfr_ied was however, came an explanation _goti~tor, Undersecretary . of 1 Two-Times Mayor ty are excellenl and that we exMonday alks an.~ndi":110 "u111..,: and La"""'ce Rolllno, 29. Bond [ nesl'by at the time and ••IV from Ohio Fuel that next Destad .~· Ave'~ H~mman. , Pulls Out Of Race peeled the ratificaion w o u 1a 1 ~ 8 .~ a 1reme . ou~ mpres- _ teeka ta s _w1 . t e , was set early today by U.S. COm- two men start to puJI away first, 21,1z cents tlf the c·ome as soon as possible," States to brmg Frances rela- missioner H. A, Hom in Cleve- the building He blocked tbefr will terminate. sJOn Mon~a~ durmg. an appear- ! Delmar A. Canaday today IMansfield told newsmen after ti~s with W~hlngton out of land. with hia cndser while "'l11e reductions in rates re. ance at a j(nn.t meetmg of three I announced his wi~hdrawal as an ·~ the regular breakfast meeUng theJr long f~. · A preliminary hearlng waa set a second police ear on tbe fron1 refunds Ohio Fuel Senate committees on the test I independent candidate for may- of Democratlc House and SenMonday. D e Gaulle said. for Aug 1 TtJJmpson a self-emfrom gas suppliers:," ban treaty. I(Jr of Pomeroy in the Novem- ate leaders with Kenned)' "France does not apreciate as· ·ber As far 11 the senators could ·her election. • 1 eel hil hear1 H. Murray' Pomeroy manag. ~ tell so far, Mall8fleld, • a I d, Canaday' twice mayor in pre· similation of the Athlantic a1U- ~loy~ ~IH ~ly released ance and Communist slavery." : · feder 1 peuitentlary did received by Ohio MASON - Funeral services then are "•• &immlcks, no vious years , S!lid his Bllt he emplbasized that rela· ma ' skle hlaue•" tied to the trealy. al is due to health reasons and 'ted not Fuel are passed back to our will be held Thursday f o r "--4-.~fJ 1 b U 81 t~ons between the based . on Y • 1wo- new business interests. T h e Medina police said Thompoon , customers through the opera- George A. Clark. 81, of Racine, ..-nate third r•.te c•l 1 eeded bel . SlaU!s and France are on orlglaally inU!nded lo rob the lion of the fuel cost provisions who died July 29, at 6 p.m. at I .. • D ore withdrawal of Canaday from 0 ''fri!ndship and alliance." Old Phoenix Bank at the shopping the rate ordinances. When a Holzer hospital. u. s. pu11clpati011 Ia t be the race leaves Republican in·---~ . utea refu-• has been completely He W8! a retired ra,mer, lhret-Ptwer ••reoment • I D cumbent Charles Legar unopeenter, but it cwxu 10 mm uu . A 6 bectm• ftaal. rvwed in his bid for re-election The Nau-1 Aosociatlon for befm the two arrived. 'Roey dopassed back to our customers, born m Mason county, ug. , - ·-- - - - - - · - - - ~ . the Advan-ent of White clded fD make the neal'by Akron CINCINNATI (UP!) the rate re1Ul1111 to the level It 1881, and wruo preceded in PHYSICAL NEEDED at the polls thiS fall. pie (NAAWP) vowed to throw savings ~ their victim. agenbt today held Jay S. Mar· would have been without the death by his parents, George PT. PLEASANT _ s. T. picket lines Wday around a · _ - - vm, 50, Chteago, on .ehiii'Ces refund," said Murray. and Malinda Hoffman Clark, 0 . 0. Patterson, county suTRUCK DAMAGED Ross. manager of the GaUipo.. Gary, Ind., hospital in protest Interstate transportation of sto~ The refunch were made on and three children, Vester, Glen perilltendent of schools, today HARTFORD - A _1958 Ford lis Ferry plant of Celanese against integration negotiaen property. orders of the Federal Power and Nathale. asked all persons employed as dump tr~~k returmng empty Chemical Company since Se~ tlons. Ed Mason, ,egem: In c~ge Commissim, Which determines Survivors are his wife, Win- school bus drivers for the ;trom ~h11lp Sporn piant had tember 1, 1959, has been transNAAWP Reg3:Direclor of the local FBI office, l&id the rates Ohio Fuel must pay ona, of Racine, and a brother, school year 1983-64 to take a 1approx1mately $~,000 da~age l ferred to the Celanese Polymer 1physical examination and file 1 Tuesday at 7:30 10 an aecJdent company headquarters office Dale Baiter ord plekets In Marvin was one of four me_. for gas purchased from out-of~ Horner, of Pomeroy. Hospital bers of a gang which ~ , i'tate. The orders reduced llle Services will be at the Fogle- a report of it at his office by Ihere. The trU(·k. owned by the at Newark . New Jersey, eff~ front of Gary'• Me where ctril rlghta leaders met passing stolen mo.., arden amounla of increases for wltlch soog Funeral home, Thursday Augllllt 6th. School bus drivong 1Jacobs Coal Company, was live August 1, 1963. wtth administrators tD oeet an . OID Ohio, The money .orders . hod applied. The at 2 p.m. with the Rev. Arthur permits will be issued by the Idriven by Ray Searls. Eleven . . eod to the hoSpital's taken from • drugstore m of increases were con- McCauley officiating. Bur I• J county IJ9ard of education only firemen from the New Haven , Mr. ~oss IS a nat1ve of Penn· lepal'ate but equal Pl'. PLEASANT- The keel MarysvUJe last November. before the FPC by Ohhl will be in Graham cemetery. after complying with this I'f'- Fire department answered the jsylvama. He was. graduated 11cy of the Medium Surfty Ship :10 - . ._to~ hro mea ond a Friends may call at the funer- quest Patterson warned. Icall. from P..,aylvama State Unlpo • "Fairweather,•• will be laid .woman allo were tm-otve.J tn. al home any time after noon ' versity in 1940 with a Bachelor August 1Z 11. i;U p.m. In I he panta1 lite . - ond l...ad Wednesda of Science degree In Chemistey. WASHINGTON Sentiment Mar'tetla Malutfacturltig Co. lllOIIOY ....... He ldtllllfW y. Since coming to Point Pleasant, • oeemed to be jelllng !JI the sbtP!'ard, Pl. Pleuanl, w. Va. wuuam D.......... II. Daylo... Ea8lern Bo08len he has served as a Deacon Itt House Ways & Means Commil- '111ll Is the lillb sblp of the u oae of the mea. the Presbylerian Church, has tee today In favor of a bll· flO mlllloo. seven ship The others ..... !Iorber! N. To Plan Fair Stand been a memher of the Point lion tas: ·cut, with one half to FOUp ,'>- of government coo- Giea, 21, Gary, Ind., arrested Ross Cleland, preslcl~>nt of Pleasant Rotary Club, has aer"' IDto effeet next Jan. 1 ond to be buUt by the ship- in Colwnbul lor paosln& two of Approzlmately ~ damage the Eastern Athletic lloosters, , ved as a member of the Board the other half a year later. . the money orders, 1nd Lorraine caused to two vahlclet In- announce a meeting of all inler· of Direclors of the P<>int Pleu. Chalrman Wilbur Milia, Included wu a llde bid for L. Foreman, Sl, Columbus, 1n a mishap 11 the inll!fo ested persons In Eastern ochool BY CHESTER TANNEHli,L ani Chamber of Commerce arul '\ I. Art,, gave11ls flrat blnt of IIIIa programtac on t h • wanted for puslllla mmey of Locust ond Beeoh-!111 district Monday, August 5: at There are two ways to stand on the Slate Park Fee as a member ol the Board ol P9.0alble timetable for tax This wu an option Coast der tD a Dayton phylllci4n. Middleport It !:50 p.m. Mon- 1 p.m. at l~e Eastern H 1g h Plan as outlined Monday in a storv headlined, "Mein- IDirecws of Pleasant Valley \ itilction In a questloo he put Geodellc helot. Parkoo wao ~ted In Dayton . ochool. hart Points." Hosp1tal. He " a member til ~OIIdly fD Treasury Secretary lllld Mr. Windsor, "Coast ond lllld sentenced to 210 year• bt .,.... 1utoa driven Purpose of the meet1n1 bt to What lies ahead of Ohioans likely will be decided til< Water Resou"'"" Commit· Douilas DUion at a beariD& on Ia ullfnslhl option. Aa prison. Louise Kbtg, 22, of MJd. plao the foad booth at the Melja the polls this November when voters ballot on the of the State Chamber til '' the .notional debl ltmlt stated .a tlbe cGntrlcllignlng, Muon said the FBI ond IJay.. and Mary Vlrfllnla Fair and to eotabllsh ochedUII!s posed constitutional amendment authorizing 8 . and has served 011 opeDI a brllllll new field ton pollee ......,enid $1,11111 , 40, of Galllpolla: lnve.. for workers..Also, Cleland 11ld lion state bond issue for an extensive capital executov~~ ~f fmatkiC Martella onit of the·lead- worth of stolen ~ orders offi<ers Herbert Glll<ey work is eont1nu1ng each even- menll program. Area unc ...., In thl8 lleld. I'm ~sad before they eould· be Scott Shank ·teporled that In& .., the fOod stand at I h • Briefly' the question is: nue bonds to augment the of Amer:ca . ln•ro lartnll .l!te ke!!~ bec1U8e Morrin w~s arroltplad car driven by Koy Klnl poJII. falrtp'Oilnds, and all help will - Should people usln& laclll'nh rt wants Named to succeed Ross )'011 know )'Oll'll on I he U. S. Commlulotter brto the pathway of the outo be appreciated. lies or state-owned parts oncl of · . el ath uon manager Is Joseph 1 . Becaua til II,'< U. Ebel omd releaoed 1111 'by Mary Burner. recrea~on areas be required fD h. op mon 00 0 ques help Neeley currently fD · bond. 1,:!;,,~•1 :.: in the Bumer Melp Memorial Hoopllal 1 fee? 1m one - your& I'!:'~~·!!'~ . the 1• Joyce Burner, ..uere<~ ADMII\SIONS - Mrs. George pay Or should auch facilities local government be reprosen- lo mlhor brutae 1o her j1w. Kay Bumprdner, Norfolk, Va.; be !reelo all, those 1ble I I well tat"· kl k this oboervaJLoutse Klit& was cited to'i - ·Mary Haymon, Racine; Clara •• those unable to pay? . _woo rna e Molp G•orol Middleport Mliyor Lee ·Walker, Rutland; llebecca C.• boo. . COUrt on 1 eitlt'ce of to Middleport· Lawton Temp- The capital Improvement A sla,te park fee plan would ADMISSIONS SKOPJE, Yugoslavia - Disaster relief poored into devastated Skopje from all ove' the world today but the once-bustIIDg city was gripped by the fear of a new threat-disease Rescue workers searched with f!l'<IWing urgency in the rubble left by ooe of the worst earthqUakes in th'e country's history. "THI COUNT OF MONTI CRISTO" car 1116 then veered over ond •ehlcles involved. Jlllohtl wltlolit 111ar<d dear sideswiped I car driven by Addleobll1'1er woo lobo to dlatoliU. DwIIJht Haley, 45, Rt. I , Mid· Moll• Memorial ...pltol by_ Another Moaday aocldent 1 deport. ~Mldd'- I E ·-· . I !· 35 n --· The Addt..burger vehlcl.! ran Kpor ,........,, ~ Pace · p.m. ve ~u off the; rood and over an em- lqtll4l alld lr<oleollor I - . 1hro tenths Ill 1 mile well of Rl ban~t Into 1 field. There I ell rib aod releaoed. ' He Wll \33 on Rt. 1181. A tree limb feU wu moderato damase fD i oiled Aur. I oo 1 doar&o tl on a car driven weal by Wil- ° Gas Rat e GOfS Down r: Another. Cent 0 UtJ00kExce})enl FOf ApprovaJOf Tesl Ban Treaty w·th RUSSia, . Kennedy Is T0 Id I llld!J GalJ.ll~,,.ls hol~ing the~ WID. olld 1'HURSDAY July 31 ·Aut, 1 NOT OPIN 18 In $6.o·95· JU.fOh R0 bbery· ::;,.n~e:ch get~?B "str~~g ~i-partissn t!' on . ~he~r , a.s '::s ~· with the FORD DEALER \ AWARD ' in recognition of HfKh quaUt)' standards ••• Con~nulng Interest In rendering superior serVIce to Ford owners during the year 1962 Ke~~~~~ Ford, Inc., 461 S. Third, Middleport . . . . . . . FLOOR FURIIACE-1111,eoe BTU cape1oit). No' elm operation. .comllilldoa dwnlw 8lld coDValieat COD!lall. Pack-Piceiodudeotifetimetank k.... aDd C!OIIJjllete ... ....... of taok 8lld tumace. Ema.,....,. I Sound merchand1e1ng practiceB, •• withdraw~ · ,. - "' ••• ,.. ,ty t38U&.-~ow .. ONLY •2799& ctRCULATING HEATER-Modem delilp. BTU capacity. 4-opeed blower. Noiaelelt tion. A)ltolllatic tdperatun; ccmtroL :ut. lifer. combllstion chamber. Package price includel tank .lea8e and cOmplete insiallation ol tank aad heater. . ....,.,., t385.15-NOW ONlY For marw itrformntion ••• tiH Dr visit 'lftlr ~ ASHlAND Oil METERED GAS BULK PLANT tlfd1yf ASHLAID OIL& ,_EHNUIG COIIPA•Y Box 41, 99 96 Ross Moved Up T Celanese . Headquarl ers F8JlWe8 • ther'S Kee}'T0 Be Laid At p • t Ford Motor Company has horwred Keith Goble Ford, Inc. Progressive management ••• Modern lil&les and service fac111ttea ••• Money Order e~::f~~s Artf.•st Held In c·tnctnnati . . George Clark Dies Monday At Afl'e 81 1 Reported Jn A W k '0 Reflections. . . T.'h e Day Afiter uto rec :J:: !',! m:onM and 1" ~~i~~~~i~~~~~;~lillop~~*lgo~.~· ' ~ Jeiu.; ..........,Y. DISCHARGES - Mqarot pr 1 move to set up the fee program, If approved, ww. trig~~. ~; Garnet Rut- plan. The bond Issue wwld ~ !UPII - l'reitt· aitU, Pamoroy. vide .tiS m1111o11 lor ospanu'"' wtli· loold 'a :l!MII ··•JiiTHs - A llfm, to Mr• .ond· anct lqn'ovement of - , llate ~ftfiil<o oo: • u.11D., £DT rittn- Mrl, Wtlllom Wtllo, Mlddl• par~. F,ee roYenuo, It Ia lttllev· lid, ~. .,....all llle of. m.. _,, $. • •1 ~-'. ~ I ~ · ad welfarlsm. be aencroaching blow to. what often ill A state pa~k fee plan · oeem dlscrii!UDllorY 11 n,ll ~le would \'"Y to bond lasue while only some them eould OQjoy Ill fNIIa. . . Racine.;Pomeroy; l.ew!J Walter, Stone, Olive Yille; llattle I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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