http://66.213.69.5/files/original/4f2a306101168296c57b64eb862d0a64.pdf 15390b316df54b60aa48ce3e05c37236 PDF Text Text -·-· l-lld1 Stlltbltl, PU111110l"l04dltpolt. o., AUf. te; tees,tt tauw ·~ Ill Second Annual Reunion 01 Carr School Is Held On August 11th ll: ad Jlell!ll - - Waodil (wllo a.d 10 "lire• i:t:'~!'. ~ .. T,..., Hl'nlrfi~~thfs - - liJ liJ Given In Col« , By Mrs: Jordan ·'I A.t.-.... ..,,..mY .UUUI People In Or....., uted j;~ ~ ~.,a~ Pomeroy About Ia the Ml!lao llaola II I ~ t Bay ., """'r .11 11 ,.....~o "'• flltt• udtr • eer!OJ oet Iff aat-nleol coodltion• , lo riM Ull joel fr11111, lew woler, ,.. would Middleport I r R ·8 · ricle Is Honoree/ With M• II Sh f , --===""'=-.......,......, ri Ch t · Or . ! • r Pomeroy National Bank . d 1 I =· WE'RE CROWING ••• I About the BEST DEALS 1n TOWN , 'f." ° "ODDS ENDS" SALE 60 OLDS 2 DOOR V-8 motor, auto. trana., power steering, radio, heat,.. er, w'a!w tirel: one owner. 2!S,OOO actual mile1, new tires. Grab thi1 one . $)895 Slumber Ia Gi11en ForParty Birthday •MIDDLEPORT • • • BOOK STOR& Middleport 59 DODGE Coronet 61 OLDS Two door bll"d top. v.a motor, auto. tram:' power steerin-r, radio, heater, w[•lw til'ft: '1095 Deluxe 4 Door V-8 motor, auto . tram .. ra· dio, heater, w s w tires. One owner. A nice one. STEAK 60 FORD 4 DOOR Fairlane 500. V-8 motor, auto. trana., radio heater wlslw tires. A nice low mileage car. ' ' HOUSE • Bome•llhe $1295 "JIS·IS" SPEf:IJILS 50 Plymouth 56 Dodge 4 door. Std. trans., 4 door. V-8 motor, auto. trans., good tires. good rubber. Crow's $100 ' Make Elberfelds In Pomeroy Your Shopping Center For Back To School Needs ••• \ GllleHf, Refreshments of cake, cream, potato chlpa, and were oerv1111 and favors fAnl,' blowouts and 111110 ola.. ll tlc blllketa filled ~~~~~~ ~::II ll!~~=~~were~ Susan and II Ia nle Clrueaer, Kathy Diana ler' Mary Lou and lord and CGiulle A Beautiful Selection Of Women's Tailored Blouses 2t I ~~bolt~~· f2.95 . l'dlil•u• See· our .vast yarlety of wo~J~ens , C:O.t. .:· 10Uds, prints, short a n d 2door H. T. Full power $395 Karr & Van Zandt SALES Cedilltc-Oiclunoblle Pomeroy ., frO!JI , ton tailored blouses. Choose 56 Buick $395 MOTOR l:~am~es=Ro~D~er~,~E~~J~am=es~,~The~~is~s,~M~rs~. Johnle, of TeD!. Mrs. Grace ~D~a~is~y~Du:c~·k:w~or~th~,~b~r~o~th~erJs~v:i~sit~e~d~h:e:re~WJ:·th~th:e:ir Weese, Mrs. Flor· sisters in July. Mr. and Mra. Harold Blackston entertained With a sluJDo ber party Friday evening ot their home, Athens Road, honoring their daughter, Sher· rie Lynne, on her 11th birthday. Game• were played and ....~••·11 awarded to Mary Lou focd, Becky Radford and Mar· sleeve• - many new collar. styl~•· , ~ces. tllat,,a~' 1g~t .. ~ SANDWICH "'"" ., l'lltne ' ,._.Tib'lm"-- • WYw.m· j • ' • aet: I I ...,".\ , .,.. 30'to38 . ' anct·ICCI'Ie . . 44 . ,' . . sr~ ( fOr yoJil' bu4;,, , . · -. '· ' r ' • ' • ,_ ~·· s_HQP ..·~T~~AY , 9• A.M~tqi P~. ' I ~ I t:a:e.Rt&Los • ' -\·'. y -~~ ~ ;P ~o I -~ ·• r.~ ·' · Ro·y,.~· e. a ' ~10: MEIGS THEATRE , C '/ es er Group Met At Lodge Ha/1 .....- -~ t"O'W YOU .KNOW I'VVU. -- -· ~ - - · · ' • -··nd And GarreuOirlsly<afOI'IIMI"IelebThe oe<Ond annual carrot the churcl!, .. Colored lllde, l!bowlnl Inter00 lcllool Reunion was held on ' the blessine the food, which Oblo, RD 1, who Is W and ! .ting blibQibla of lllelr lllUr lfn. KeMelh Cale and daughBunday Aug. 11th In the Woode was served In the llSIIal basket· jlite to hear from ..y of b u Mr. and Mn. Geofflt!)' WIJ. of the wester~~ II.Oteo wer • leo, ¥araba and Mellasa, arrlv· Grove 'at Alfred, 0., with an dinner style. former pupUs. aon and daughters, Kelly and altown by •l.lrt. Au Jordan !II ed Jut.,......... from NeW)J(Il'l, attendance of 1110. Rev. Miles E. Hoan, ~tor i Henry Wllbarger of Pltto- Terri Jo of~ Sprlrip, wre the August PIOi!lln& of the Jlusy R. l, {or a 'visit with ber mofor the day, Mary Carr, vlce- 1burgh, Pa. called to say, "Hel- Wednetday dinner ·IIJIOSU of Bee Class whleh met Tburl!lllr Iller, Mrt. Mas RoUer ancl ' Rov. Miles E. Hoon,pastor chairman, and Helen Wo 0 d e, lo." and that he would have Ilk· her parents, Mr. and 1\Cn. Carl evening at the First Baptist family. Mrs. Cale was aeeomsecretary and treasurer· :eel to attend. !tloore. Church in Middleport. panled by her brother and sisThe entertainment committee I Ellie Stout, 113, was awarded Mn. Albert Parker ad Mro. Mrs. Raymond Luman !ave tera, Marsha and Me~, arrlv· , consisting at Llnnie Gaul, Har· :a gift for being the eldest pre.. Don Jeti lll!d daughter, Wsa lit• devotloos oo,the topic, The Richard Roller, who met her POMIROY . OHIO ,r and Genevieve Guthrie, ent, Sue Ann Follrnd 2 years, Kay, ri. ~· vlstted , Wed· Touch of Fatth, taken from I ID_ New York City. Her huB' drsre swartz and Osie Hender· the youngest, and Mr. and Mrs. !nesday With Mr. and ' Mra. roll~ion of sennona by Pe1er barid 11 on 1 cruise 1n BOrmuda. CLOSED 'son had prepared the following ·MIIIard Brooks for traveling iCarl Moore. · '· Marshall, followed by prayer Sbe c:arne ...,..tally lor 1 reo ON VACATION Toclay Th ru Aut. 29th m· Welcome address by the longest distance (from ' Rev. and 14rs. Wald ~by Mrs. Jacob Turner. qnlon With her sisters IJld bro~ ~~~~·White · the song "Amer-IDublln, Ohlo). 'ot Beaver were Tuesday 'suetta Mrs. Luman also reviewed the !hera and families. Aug. 30 thru $ept. 5 ira," led by, Frances Malone . Old school books, souvenirs of his brother and •111'! · In- ~m!..laDot~":"alhle ~ ~!: Mrs. Mu: · Roller baa had MR. AND MRS, RAYMOND WOLFE "MUTINY ON THE .Henderson ; a short talk by the .and pictures were on display, law, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Red· 1 h mooth Mr; Charlea u her dlaner· guesll this week Mr. and .Mrs. Raymond Wolfe, of Syracuse, are BOUNTY" {Techmeo!orJ 'Rev. Miles Hoon · reading , Ef- and a call-hell was In use. ford . · . 1 f.."e~..., !dent · r~ed 11 her chlldren and families, Mr. announcing the marriage of their daughter Allah Marlon Brando - Tarita ifie Stout " My St~te of Heallh" Officers elected for another Mrs. R. L. Gotthardt · liDd '":;.~the cia P d' l"nd Mn. Rlcbard Roller, Mr. Arlene, !o Mr. Robert W~yne Lambert, son' of Mr. Mary c~rr, reading "Whirh year were : Clyde White, presi- son, Bruce, of Columbus, ...., !'t,~!ed 0 ss were ,.. and Mn. Rlehard Greis and and Mrs. Percy Lambert of Salem .Center. The . d· Sopt. 8, 9, 10, 11 Sh 11 It Be'" Sarah Wood• dent · Mary Carr vlee-presl- spending this w,.k with . 11er · cltlldren, Capt, ana Mrs. Jame• ding ceremony was. performed by the Rev .' HaJOld "IT HAPPENED AT THE •d. . H I. n Brooks read: dent .' Helen Wood~ secretary mother, Mrs. W. A. Morpn The birthdays ol e~t mem· JRoller and ehildren, of Teras, H II rea mg , ee ' . ' d ttend' ~Ill fir . ben were observed mcludlng and ,._ ........111 Cale and o mes, a t tlie Syracuse Church of the Nazarene WORLD'S FAIR" ing Clvde White "Srhool Days" and treasurer : Entertainment an . a m~ • a · Mrs Geor B ke Mrs 'fum. -•· ~·"' at 8 p.m. July 13. Matron of honor was Mrs Harold (Technicolor) L · · G School memories C'ommittee Llnnie Gaul Nina MJSs Janet Dallas of Riel>· ge . a r, · children ri. Newport, R. I. Holmes. Best inan was Mr. Franklin A. Wolfe bro. Elvis Presley, Joan O'Brien 1 c:~~~e w~~~; Reading, Hele~ Robinson, • Grace Swariz and mond is1therst dol~ :;nt QMr~lceCec~rt~~~: idMrand.RoStteh Zabnofand sons, Da· t~er of lh• bride. The bride was attired In a white Lpt. ttZl w;,oo . m "What I Live Osie Henderson. and unc e, · ~n •· ~ · · ' · v 8 ven, . Charloston, linen sh!alh dress and white pumps. The groom is "THE WONDERFUL ..• · poe ' Folmer and family. Jon, Mrs. Harry Cross, M r 8 • have been the gueste lhlw week 1961 gr d t 0 f th R tl WORLD OP THE For. Chari., D. Woode ; .~ead· A list of thos• attending lol- Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Erwin Isabel Winebrenner, and Mn. of her mother Mrs. Garnet Enll· a a ua e e u and high school. BROTHERS GRIMM" lng Nelle Rad~km; ~m, For· .lows : Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. and children, -Pat and Chuelt, Dana llamm. Mn. Leste< mlnger. (Technicolor) ty y~~rs Ago by Osle He~er· l wood, COUville, 0 . Rt. 3; Mr. of McKeesport, Pa., visited Ill Boice, who II In University Hasecent Laurence Harvey and son, An Evenmg Prayer_ by ,and Mrs. Clyde Wblte, ChesWednesday with Mrs. c. L, Arpita! In Columbuo, was report· Recent gues!l ol Mr. and Claire BJoom Pamela Henderson, benediction ·ter ; Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Gaul, nold, Athens Road. Mn. Er- ed Improving. Mrs. Charles Mrs. Perry Wtch were their ISCe aneoUS OWer Vent Sopt.27thru0t:t. i Hoon. /Chester; Mr. and Mr1. Earl win was the granddaughter or 11e1Jnet1 gave eveninJ prayer. son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Pink and white stredmers, ence· warner, Mr. and .~!,!E~~~;:;~.. Old teaC'hers P':""~nt were, 1person, Huntington w. Va.; Mrs. Mrs. Arnold's sister, the lale Mrs. Jordan was program Robert fdlteh and llOIJll, David from lhe gift table, to the wall Mrs. Morris Harden and Don, liCIIara Guthrie 0 Brten (w h Nina Robinson, Chester; Mrs. Mrs. Francea Price. chairman, showing alldes of and Steven, of Wheeling, W.Va. above the manUe, on which Mrs. Ann Shields, Mrs. Mai'J' Hayley ~i~~:"icolo~url lves 18 tormer pupils present), Clara Follrod, Chester; Mrs. Mrs. William Koosel returned their trip this aummer whlclt Larry Mitch, of _Columbus spent st~ a beautiful bride doll, aod McKay, Mrs. Margaret wln.. IIH.elen Miller Brooks, (who had Emma Findling Chester; Mrs. to her home Cleveland Thurs- took them through the wostern the weekend wilh his parents, a pink umbrella suspended from brenner, Miss Sharoo Sue Cabo Beatrice Bent~, Lancaster; day after a ~islt With her par· .plates. A salad course was aer· Mr: and Mn. P. L. Mitch. ' the ceiling light, decorated the trill, Mrs. Nettle Moore, Mrs. Pearl Randolph, Coolville RD ; enta, Mr. and Mrs. Welby Wha· ved from a table decorated wllb Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hapton· home of Mrs. Charles !Jsle, of Georgie Watson, Mrs. Adrlennt Mrs. Ronald Elkins and daugh- ley. an arrangement of roses and staU and chlldren Edith and Syracuse, lor the miScellaneous Hubbard, Mrs. Mayme Holmes, Iter, Lancaster; Mr. and Mrs. other Dowers. During the soc- Billy and Mr 'nd Mn Ro- ahower honoring the newly mar- and Mrs. Kathryn Crow. IArthur Athert(oJI, Wilma a n d ial hour buddy gilts were e>:· bert 'Sharp of. ~ddl t- rled Mr. and Mrs. Jack HandDebbie, Coolville Rt. 3; Billy MOSSBABGER REUNION changed. Hostesaes were Mrs. te'nded the' Sharp f..:; ~.!,. ley (Donna Diddle). Durst's Lawn It !Bobo. Shade ; Mr. and Mrs. J. The annual Mossbarger reun- Charles Bennett, Mrs. John Ly· ion Sunday at Millersport near Mr~. H~rman London was the D. Carr, Coolville Rt. 3; Mr. loo will be held Aug. 25 at the ons, Mrs. Grace Hysell, Mrs. Bucke e Lake . conlrtbulmg hqstess. Scene Of Picnic and Mrs. Vere Swartz, Chester; Meade Paper Mill Park 'ChllU- Harold Chase, Mrs. George M Y • Games were played and priz- The spacious picnic area on Mr. and Mrs. MUlard Brooks, cothe ' Baker. r. and Mrs. Harold Sauer os won by Miss Frankie Mu- 1the lawn at the home of Mr, 1flme day Dublin; Mr. and Mrs. Warren · Also attending In eddltion to and daughters, Mary Huthand maw, Mrs. Dorothy Winebren- ' and Mrs. A. H. Durst. was tho f Hsend Yflll Bentz, Millfield; Mr. and Mrs. rs Plains. thooe named above were Mrs. Joy, were on a campmg lrtp to ner, and Mrs. Esther Harden. Iseftmg for the annual. picnic of IIJ.ames VanMeter, Chester; Mr. peMr. and Mrs. Delmas Martin Nell Werner, Mrs. Charles Ed· Lake Alma recently. Door prize went to Mrs. Agnes the Syracuse First Umted Pr..,. I!Jl Mrs. Lee Henderson, GuysGuysville Rt. , Mr. and Mrs: wards, Mrs. Lillian McGee, Mrs. 'Mr. and Mrs. Dillon Cross of I' White, first guest prize to Mrs. ~ytertan Church Mlssmnary So2 tiiHdren! liville: Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ra· is.Idon White, Coolville Rt. S; John Seines, ~rs. James Soud· Racine and Mr. and Mrs. Per· Alice Capehart, a~d _the ~rk- ctety a~~ Star Class. lld•eki1n , Belpre: Mr. and Mrs. !Mr. and Mrs. Millard Swartz, ers, Mrs. Lettte Roush, Mrs. ry Milch, Middleport, were in eel plate to Mrs. L=e Qu1ck. .A dehc1oos P!anned potluck Clarence Henderson , Lmda Hen-, and Terry Coolville Rt. Ethel Hughes, Mrs. J u II a Athens Wednesday on business. After Mrs. Handley opened dmner was enjoyed at 6:30 p. der·son and. Pamela Henderson, Mike WilliamS: Belpre; Mr. Grimm. Mrs. Grimm will be Sunday guests of Mrs. James her many beautiful gifts , re- m. August 2 by Mr. and Mrs. of Coolvtlle RL 3: John VanMrs Ralph c Henderson leavmg the last of August lor Faulkner were her son and lreshmenls eonSJstlng of ~ Jove- Thomas Clark, Mr. and Mrs. I I ~~:~.; Athens; Mr. and Mrs. · Rev. Miies E. Hoon: Ari2ona for the winter. Mrs. Ly. family, Mr. and Mrs. Charles ,ly cake decorated .with ~Us Titus Pickens, Mr. and Mrs. II Swartz, Coolv11ie Rt. 3; Marshfield : Rex Ben 1 z, ons Will give a woman of I he Faulkner and son, Buddy, of and roses and mdtvidual se~ Pearl McBrtde, Mr. and Ml'l. Scores of our present adult depositors first came and Mrs. C. E. Woode, Tupand Mrs. Emmett Hawk . B1ble at the next meetmg. Clendenin, w. Va. Charles anrl ~ lngs of lee cream tnpped wtth ~uther Johnston, Mr. and Mrs. here as children. Over the yean we were able to help of Hemlock Grove ; Mr. Buddy were dinner guests 0 ( colored umbrellas. Robert Harden and Debbie, Mr. tbem in many ways, ao eventually they aent us their Mrs. Maynard Bahr, Long f his mother while his wife join· I The guest list Included M.rs. and Mrs. James QUick, Mr .' · children. Today, in aome ceses, we are aerving u IIBotto•m RD ; Mr. and Mrs. Gar· OUnCI ed other guests for dinner at1Cl s W If p n· M · Came Sellers, M,·s. C. H. WIJ. many aa three generations ol the same family, and II . . ara ayre, 0 e • 18 8 hams Mrs Da1sy Duckworth. Grtffm, Coolville Rt. 3; the home of Mrs. Eva Hartley, .Beth Ann walton, East Liver. M 'Fl · H d M planning to serve othen yet unborn. IIJ1ohn Sewell, Albany; Mr. and hor lister • In • law. I pool; Mrs. Kenny Brown, Min· rs. orence ar en, r 1• Young or mature ... married or fancy·free ... you'll Lewis Person Coolville. Mayme Holmes, Mr. Hal'l'f "THE WAR LOVER" . . · ' ' Leah Kay Mees has returned ersvtUe; Mrs. Dorothy Mam- Potts Miss Frankie Mumaw find a wann welcome at our bank. With Stove McQueen Effie Stout Coolville RD; Mr. p Co 'lo Ch to herhome In Columbus after 'son Mra Lavonne Humphry ' ' and Robert Wa&ner M S t Ath • The ast unc1 rs o1 es· . • · • Mrs. Ada Slack and gtanddau-andc .. v~a~ •. d ;ns, Iter Couocl(, Daughters of Am- visiting several days with her 'I Ash';&bula; Mrs. Sandra Moore, ghter Anita Watkins, and Ricllo COME IN AND GET BETTER ACQUAINTED! «MOTHRA" rts. arr, an en- erica, met Wedneaday evening grantlmOtlter, Mrs. Jamea Faulk· GalhpoiJS; Mrs. Mary Gumther, ard Duckworth, 3 (Color) Coolville Rt. · ~- ~'1 ~rs· l at the lodge hall with Mra. El· ner. Leah attenda the School of Pomeroy. ----We Pay 3o/o lntereat On Saving• Soturdor Aug. 17 M s;artzj ~ade, Col ' bund don Kraeuter and daughters, Pharmacy at Ohio State and Also, Mn. Vint Slavens, Mrs. BIRTH ANNOUNCED "THE SAVAGE GUNS" Mrs. /~s Ca~, to ~~I ~;I Leda Mae and Mrs. Larry WoJ. is employed at a drug store Paul Burke, and Mrs. Frank Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Sin· With Richard Basehart p r. an ;;;· arde Mn ~ r w' lfe, as hostesses. lor the summer. Her parents Jacobs, Wellston; Mrs. C. F. clair of Shade are announcing and Don Taylor o?;eroy; c ~n • ;;:; . Mrs. Clarence Neulzllng, pres- Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mees, spent IHandley, LangsviUe; Mrs . Cape- ' the birth of their first child, a (ldetrocolor) Mr rteHn, 0 uGm tuhsl, C.aI ilnl , ident, opened the meeting. Mrs. Tuesday and Wednesday with Ihart, Miss Mumaw, Mrs. Hard· daughter August 6 at Melgt 00 v e H b·• N u r e.Hobert · ' Hospital, · 'welghmg · · 7 -andRt s.3. Marry nd Mr o ~· ewell , Mrs. ·James Van the Ia Iter's mother, Mrs. Faulk· en, Mrs. w·mebrenner, M r s. Memortal Serving Meigs County for over 90 years 0 "PAYROLL" and ~hi~~!. Ch~i.r; Mr. a: Meter and Mrs. Henry Beaver lner. !White, """· ""iek . Mrs. Lon- lbs., 1 oz. , named Angela Irene, With Michael Craig M lbe D Ch . M were nomed as lhe committee doo, Mrs. Flo~enee Harden, Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. POMEROY- RUTLAND and Francoise Prevost rs. A rt ay, ester' r. for the Christmas party. Host- Capt. ~nd Mrs. James RoUer Mrs. Margaret Cottrill, Mrs. Arthur Barr, Chesler, and -Mr. """=" i ~nd ~~~· B~ll~olir: ,!nd Sue esses for the Se~tember meet- and children, Katlty, Jame••IMargaret Eichinger, Mrs. El- and Mrs. Alba Sinclair ol bern;• y ~ns, d cl.~ld s. ing wiH be, Mr)l: Newell and or Reese Air Force rna Louks, Mrs. Hazel Clark, Shade. Great grandparents are · 1 08 . r . an ren, Mrs. Ella Ha'nitum. Teras, arrlv~ Mrs. Irene Parker, Mrs. Helen Mr. and Mrs. E. R. HoUon ol Games were played and $ for a twG-week VJStt Harris, Mrs. Pauline Morarity, Minersville Mrs Flora Barr of 1Grove, Mr. and Mrs. Leo jman, Columbus; and Mrs. ., awarded the winners and their mothers, Mrs. MDI Mrs. Eleanoc Wingett, Mrs. Ada Rock CasU~, W. 'va., Mrs, Kate ' Op~e ~~::0": :i~~d~ld nest Mrs. Van Meter won the door u:'d Ev~Har, Slack, Mrs. Jessie Cottrill, Mrs. Sinclair of Uhrichsville, Obio, 0 torTr . prize. Refreshmellta were ves. ey w Clara Lavender, Mrs. Marie Rlz. •nd Mr. Denver Van Nest, Albyear, oo ththe e secood Sunda y m veel . Also attendln g were Mrs. eras Monday. t · · Land on, Mrs. ens. lA U er, Mlss p artcJa 1 1 1 th~ ev.= :'o oo. Roaa Cleland, Mrs. James Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cooper Helen Diddle, Mrs. Allah T~a- .. enour, Mrs. Henry Eichinger, children David Douglas lord, Mrs. Thelma Hawley, Miss BROTHERS ABE ILL 1 k th ed I o mnda e eessfuocclas and Mrs. Oscar Weber. Mrs. Ray and Janet 'or Ashiand Ky' Suzie Hawley, Mr. and Mrs. A. Mrs Myrtle Long and Mrs. a·'Ibleb ack succ an . Mrs. "·belV ' dinner ~·-'· ' . . Harley. Brown learned of t h e nd the Moms, rna an Meter, Sunday of., H. Durst, Mrs. Laura Leifheit, 1 M Ftnnle 0 .,. a a urre 1'11 Ad M •~. M E'l · brothers, John come out next ear rs. ams, ."· mother, Mrs. Eva Hartley. Mrs. Edith Hood, rs. I een !~ness of thetr • Y · ry_ Spencer, Mrs. HatUe Fred· dinner guests were Mr. Clark, Mrs. Mary Lisle, Mrs. Davis of East !Jverpool, quilt enck, Mra. Milo Biggs, M r s. Mn. Richard owen, child· Genevieve Schne1der, Mrs. June ill in a hospital In Pittsburgh, & Marton Wood and four children. Judy and Dicky, Middle- Sayre, Mrs. Sadie Thuener, Mrs. Pa., and Floyd Davis of Well&port, Mrs. Charle~ Faulkner of Marie Leadingham, Mrs. Ca; ville, who suffered a stroke, Charleston, and Mrs. rle Sinclair, Miss Rose Ann but is somewhat improved. Tht $1895 ... . • f.85 · ·~ .t' - .. 1 FIVE �j • I Some Floats, ~xbibits, P~ple ' SENTINEl Fea t U r e p a ge ' ' l • • I) ' New In Farming tl .' Camera 's Eyes Cover Meigs County Centennial Fair J~ On thio page today are largely pletures of participants 1 success. . . In the Meigs County Centennial Parade Tllursdiiy which "This is the most wondortul thing I've ever seen done _ ·-.-~ _ __ =· - - -brought out 4~ entries. Quite possibly tllis constitUtes here," was the comment ot many leading citizens who, an all-time record . through the ve?rs: have '>bserved numerous community . . ' M'ddl ·I 0 A 17 1963 But more so than mere slae was the spirit oi coopersventures reach hetghts of e&cellence, but not so great as 2-Datly Sentme., Pomeroy· I epOI ' ., ug. ' ' . .._ lion shown by eve•·• - •• who worked to make the parade . ' ;" h ·• ' ' ' rieilvlfll ·a iJ"*!fl tat·-.r · .,Ma . 4-Haward odlolanlrlp. winner• will \ Feeder Calf -Sales Standards ·Outlined For Producers the Centi!nnllll Parade of 19118 at the ' Rock Sprlnes pg. grounds. · There Is but one regret by ' those who organized ani! s~aged ~he Parade. This Is that everyone couldn't wiD 1 ftrsl pnze: • , llld ' . · : ~:l! ;;~Nidr_6,~R':tt'l:-~· - - lbartiJ br lbe Glllftll¥• I:Jrt..ton Sa ~ ot the bell 4-11 poultry projed IIIOJIIQen tbroucbOUt ~ .. UOII dl fteeiYe . . eollep IICIIollrllrlll- Aroulld 5,1108 will earn 1 poultry medii and 1b0Ut IIY Cc E. BLAKESLEE by a groder appointed by the irleht Ill how ,aut ealvea wilh 1of on-tiJe.larm iDipectloa of all .the aale. . Ibecause of lunch boor. County En Aleut, Ap-1. executive commlttee. 'bad ey... AU unoound calvet calvet. '!be uecotlve <011111111- . All calvet are to be at the For the lut U )'earl the '50 will win trlpo to the IJeS N• Melgo County ~'eeder Call All calves mUJt be In IOWICI Iwill be thrown aut. tee ol the Soulheutern 0 n i 4 •tocky«rda befOH 2 p. m. tire feeder call oa1el In lhll area tlonal f.H Club In ....,_ Producen and producera o I phyalcal C!OndJUon ~ aU bell· Producert bavlnc queslionl _Beef Cattle Improvement AI- day before tho sale. Tauing have lhown a ~'Oilltant Improve- Chlcaao tire llJat week In J)e. nleghbortn& counties are In lbe : ero sball be open. Calves wlth ,about the oultablllty of a calf soctatlon to authorized to~ and In-weighing wiU lto,rl at I ment In l)'pe and q,.uty. hmber. . JII'Ol'eS• of COOlllgnlng animals ·runny eyea Bbould be left home. !llhould aalc O!Hhe-f~ . _ c. all declsiOnl neceuary in ,. a m.. No calve• wiD be weighed Icareful attention COl~ part Qf • to tire two feeder calf sales The 11810Clatlon ruervea the itloo. Dlncton ..-va·ttie tlgbt !celving calves Mel operalln8 1rom II a. rn. 10 11:30 a. m. bolh prodiiCOI' rmd Ales yard Awarcla are madf possible I]JOJI!I!l~ by the Southcastern · ' . -·-·-·----- ·- .. -------· !rmci othen eoJIIII!Cted with the through tire Helsdorf &. Neiaon Ohio Bee! Cattle Improvement WI D _:._ o pie. much . more power to rue , ales have helped to bring F8J'IIIS, In<. of Kirkland, Wash. Associallon. . W 1\a!jlVII than belOH the last war. :And · about thlt improYement In qual- l lnt.naational poultry 0 Tht ule at Athens wlll. be l · . l'-.the courts much morO olten !Ity. and leaders in genetic research. 1 beld at the new livestock sales Illan Congress now set I h e Sclenllfic lnvestigatlcrn abo barn on Route 50 (West) Tue•· ,~ama&es in many kinds . or The demand''"' Ieeder calves an Important part of the 4-H ~ . Octobe I The I I . ' 'cases. , from southeastern Ohio, there- poultry program. Boys • n G'::Utpolls w!;, be held ~te t~ COI,UMBUS _ wn~ 8 Wood Advii>Ced Study Madlloa ·Wla. · · : Ohio still maintains the old •lore, rootinues to Increase. girls need not' necessarily Uve Ohio Valley Livestock Yard on 1$ reoignlng 81 direct':. ~ I be He hu served.;. the adt!it edu- i doctrine of the "Divine Right • on 1 farm to participate In Tuesday, October 8. Ohio Agricultural Exetlllion s.r. cetion IUbcommillft of lhe Ex· PERMlSSION NEEDED ,of Kings" and the state as well sf, program, "'Y' lhe ' ' ..,. to be in 1 2- ear education- leMion OrJaniiOtkln and Polley . How could anybody ever aay; lis subdivisions ouch u . Q " Service. Fascinating studies end Pr!)ducers of feeder calves of : ;; ao.sign.:ent in l::cila October I. Commlllft ond the lnteraatlonal l'"1'he king can do no wrona"1 counties, , munlclpalliies and \ . IC experiments can be done ~Illtho beef stock must be con- ~ . Farm Youth Exchan odv'-- i (When we lmo'l 'l' tmga whi> 1!/wnshipo are Immune from , out raising a large flock of bt~SI~ned to the gecretary of the 1 Direclor· Wond ,WID serve u rommittee ge ":'"'' did do wrong.) . suit by citizens injllf!!CI by ~- , SPECIAL - "The day my How 00.• light In laymg assoch!llon, Paul Baer' Mmers- group leader of Tile. Ohio s I • t •! He is a' ut .. id<iirt or' the Tht' Idea looks simple; AI :Ugent conduct 91 o(liee... rmd :aunt gave me two setting hens houses affect egg production? I Here's your "bttt ~ tn •.• ville, througb the County Exten- 1Univenlty team working undO!']NorthCen~ ~ IEJ!erl•i 011 lobll0lute law maker, the klng lemployeeo. The 001y rt!<OIII'BI! and two selling$ of •ggs wa• IWhY use high energy feeds? , ec::onem)' SIW thlt'S fiSt lnd dopendabto 011 tyeb 1M &ion ·Office, or through the dl· ' a unlvenity contract witll tho U.! 01 to ond ~ irm of !could hold hbnself above his of an lrlju~ c1112en b to make flhe day I started my poultry 1 How can flocks be kept disoase- 1 toushut cuttlnJ'jobs. rt'"IDr~ of the association. Is. Agency ror lnlerllltlonsl De- i ..., ,n ·u..:: law He was under .DOiapplicatjpn lhrougb the Statelprojecl," revealed • 17-year . free' Why is 'lle consumer able Fult-llzed 17" bar, famous The sal~s are for_ calves cOO: I velopment IUSAJDl and the gov- ~ ;"'.;.,"c:;'::..V~ce. ltural ,v. 'llw rmc1 ·could therefore do .liD ISundry Claims Board for an ap- 1 ~1d f.H Club 'member. That was I to b~y fresher and better chlck- McCulloch Supor Mae ehlift well as 1 host of other signed by t.he orlgmal produc- ' ernmeQt of India. '!be team In- ! 081 Development and EIIIOI'IOIIC)' Ilegal wrong. Iproprialion by the General As· In 1958. ens and eggs today al reason- 1 as futures make the McCulloch er. Producers may be loca~ I eludes an aver:; to :ar;~ PlanniJIJ. He holda membership! Anyway, when King George sembly for reimbursement of ! Last year the young poullry lable prices• These are only a MAe151he natural choice 1• In Gallia, Athens, and adjom-lers, resident • lrl Masonic Order Faculty Club lost the thirteen colonies, lhe his loss. · raiser had a flock of a thousand few of the answers sought by for cuttin& firewood or clearinl c:~~mptitlt lng counties. AU beef calves l len&iou speclalisls from Ohio In 81 Ohio state tile 'ohio Adult Ed: IAmerican Jlatea took over the ReCently the Ohio State Bar :birds, was named slate and na" the young 4·H poultry project fenC'~ts, or prunin& trees . It will be . h after January 1 1963 , three agricultural universltioo and • d . of Sov . . A ed - - - -- be dropped your choice . ' ' : two coUe es of vete medi- ucatton Association. tbe National! octrine ereagn 1mmum- ssx1a1aon as sponsor a mem rs. too. when . With., a minimum weight of SOO I cine 1.Jted In the of , Adult Education ASIIoclaUoo, and ty: Nobody can sue a govern- propooed bill to permit Injured rience In insurance was a Scores do go into raising birds , you Milt. • pou<(ds, will he accepted . . Bull Punj b and Rajasthan Worthington Methodist Churcb. ment agency without the state's citizens to sue the Stale In a l::;'ember of the Centu~y Club and make a nt<"e profit. Others On display-at and dairY c~lves will not ~ a · · _ He ond Mro. Wood are the par- permission, when lhe agency Is State B~d of Claim• and Iattended Leaders' Business Con> concentrate on demonstrations, ac~tad. -II ~ the consignor s , Tile director wiD be headquar ent. of four children, lwo ,... doing government work. (Of thus alleviate m part the diS· Iorence and beloo ed to the judghlg and marketing studies. responolbHity to leave datry lered at tbe Punjab Agrlcul~:: and lwo daughters. Tile 1001 are course if the agency Is operat- tress encountered by those who On Hair Millio ~lla Cl b Any oi these specialties could bred_ cal~es at home. i ~nlverr"'tyhl IAidb~ : ld- in military service. one io a phy· ing a business like running suffer inj~ry at the hands ol wit~ National ~ife. r u , lead to careers in tile vast re8195 fte: Soulheastera Ohio Beef I eave or ~ new ..,.."'~ 8 u m 1iclan, the other 1 veterinarian. atreet cars ~ maldng electrict~ We sovereign. . search, markP.ting or t~d11ca~ . · Cattle . Improvement Aosocl- Sep"""ber, accompanied by Mro. The daughter& are both married, ty, It may ollen be sued murh 1 Globokar also belonged to tiona! field of !he mndem paul- i atkio reserves lhe rJpt "'re- Wood. one residing In Dayton, !he other like any other business.) Ithe Century Club. the Million try industry , dub leaders ob- : •· laoe aay calves aot conslped Tile Ohio state College of Agrl· in Colwnblla. Thus suppose for !set< of due Dollar club, •nd attended Lead- gerve. I R Of by 'september 15 1o prevent I culture and Home Economico concare a private bakery truck ers' conferences. "No Iongtr is the hen expect- ~ M 1 ~ar 1 H It 1 ohould harm your child who had r . . . . ed to Jay e••s, set on eggs three • 11 art osp 1 OV load! tb capachy of tract wilh !nella has been In ef. er ng • fect since 1955. Since that time 23 done nothing to bring 011 the Globokt resides With hiS Wife weeks and a flock of birds," lh,;.;::;'·cbarges wUI be staff members have se1ved In that accident. Well then, most Ukely and two children,. Sally and ,_........iiiiiiiiioiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiO · llo nd country. Teu hove been from lhe you could sue the bakery In the Mtke, at l28'f.o Umon·ay, Pomper hcad to the assocla n a chtld'• behalf and collect dam· reroy. Mr. and Mrs . Pullins have $2.75 ·per bead to the stockyard Ohio Extension •taff. three children Rodne L ; company. Calves will be paid OhioSiate_la one of five univerages. I . land Steven. ' . y, orl for by the pound, on the basis sit1es m lh1o country providing But not with government ag-1 G. W. Pullin• of Galllpo.t> · of hi·W•Jght and ,.,e price re· help In teaching, reoeareh, and . encie• unless the leglslature1and Phil Globokar of Pomeroy ceived -for their grade or lot. Extension education w meet ag. gives you lawful permlsslitn. have been named field under· , BIG ROLE FOR CHIMP The calves will be graded Into rlcultural needo of India througb · SPECIAL _ Bread by any . Thus In the old days, If an writers by the Charleston LONDON <UPII _ 1'~~~-~: ll 1 uniform according to breed, USAID. other name Ia still the stall of army jeep harmed your child, ency of the Monarch Ufe of Londo ied th 1 :~~~~~we~lg~h~t,iiia~nd~co~lo~r~ A veteran In lhe area of agrllife. 11 takes many shanoo and you could collect only if Con· ·•nee Co. Both Jell · n carr e sex, .... l advertisement today in the classicultural education, Wood hu boea .forms; offers a varl•ty of fla. gress passed a special bill a· ,with the National L fe and ·d 1 C • .,..,ptj ried section on it1 front page: director of the Ohio Agricultural vors and textures. But nearly wardiJig damages. lei ent nsurance o., to ., "Twentieth Century-Fo. Film & Extensioll Service since 19!51. He all have the same basic In- Recently this doctrine has the appointment. Co. Ltd., are searching for a~ eame to Ohio State in 11\4711 jurJ- gredlenta: wheat Dour, yeast, been attacked: "Why shouldn't[ Pullins, now residing at 100 k ch' th tl . , _ _ PHONE Wl9 3202 8 8 1the ior dean of the College of Agrlcul· liquid, shortening, sugar, &alt. government puy like any Chillicothe Road, Gallipolis, mon ey or lmpanzoe • SLAUGHTERS ture. Previoualy, be had served Plain or fancy, bread Ia one ol other organlzallon! Chillicothe Road, Gallipolis, can paint, to take a prominent I PEARL STREET RACINE, 0. part in a new major production as eounty agricultural agent In the lour food groopo essential So a number of years ago the a native of Pomeroy as is Glolly Madi &an Cou nly . His fir at experI· to health and !ibM!••· .. ;. ·"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiO,..:~~ federaI government in response bokar. Both graduated from I .ln:;..:H;;o~w;;.ood:;;;;;..;.;, 11 enee in the Held of agricultural Popular with the teen-age set to public opinion passed a "tort Pomeroy High School . .------------------, Fly Cake Is the revolu- education '!'u in 1927 aa a VOOI· Is pizza. And homemade pizza Uability" law. 11 gives the peo- f Pullins, with 4~ years ex· twnal agr~cultural mstructor. He is a famUy treat that f.H Club D 'J Se t' I P - -Mtd_d_l · t 0 A 17 1963 3 tionary new fly control in spent the next 14 yean teaching memben learn to make when I-81-"-Y..::..::.:n.c•_n.ce..:'_:_o:.:m_e'-ro -'-"-y--'-=:.:e...:p..:oc.. r :c,..::..:··'-.:::=u~g·:...::.:,•...:.:=·:.. solid fonn that kills flies they sign up lor a bread project. through their nervous fn Darke 811d Auglaize COUll~. 81 1 Another favorite is a uhero" systems. Can't taint food , He also served four yean supervisor in lhe Ohio Departnent sandwich !lllde with c r i s p , l - - - - - - - - - clothing or furniture. 1of Agriculture. crunchy homo baked French KILLS FLIES FASTI A naUve of Miami County, Dl· bread. Mouth-watering sweet LASTS ALL SEiiSONI rector Wood teceived bis early roDs, raised coffee cakes and USI IT AT HOMI, IN THE sduntion at West Milton hIgh 'oil-fashioned parker houae rolls -IARN or NEAR school. He earned both his Bache- 11 are turned <Mil by the dooens in LIYEITOCKI lor'a and Master's deg.... from klichens where da1111hter - or 1 Ohio ~ate. The Extension official son - Is trying out versatile : WASHINGTON tUPll-TIIe Ag·' eggs. The '"'ond quarter av•,r· ll 2 'DI, Ia widely known. bolh In Ohio and ' bread reclpes. rkultlll'e Department says the ao,e thb year also was 1 ~ly Cake nationally. for his work wiUt var- While thiJ particular foo:l farmer's share of the consumer's c~'1t lllWer than a year earlierll eRooflnt ellird Saodo lou agricultural groups ond •&· program Ia not new In 4-H, pro- food dollar dropped to 116 cents 'nd resulted largely from lower e Oyster Shalls end.. , oad he holds many poai' gram ernphaala thlo year Is, ac- In lhe April-June quarter <if 1963. 'p 'iCH foe Le•f catl.ie, bogs and' ePaints eGET IT AT U,>na of leadership. He lo I mern· ronling to Dr. Evelyn B. Splnd· Thl• was the Iowost quarterly fresh vegel•bles. 1ncl Grit ber of lhe boan1 of directors of ler, estenolon nutritionist. Club average ohare recorded In more eRod Brand e Fartilirars the National Safety CoWlCU and members are encouraged to than 10 years. Farmers received The Dfpartment bas announced eLima Fencing past cbalrmaa_of the Farm Con- "discover Interesting way• to :17 cents In the previous quarter, It will bll) •bout 27 million e Cement & Mortar fereuce, lhe advisory <ommittee tell the nutrition story of I he and 38 """'" in Aprll.June, 1862. pom:ds of fr,,.en ground beef for of the ooun<ll'o farm aalety dlvl- bread-cereala IJ'OUp." : In 1952, lhe larmer'o share of cwa ;~u' ;00 to ~<hoolo participat· eB•Iar 1ncl . eStock Salt . WY 2-5101 lion, He alao lo a member of lbe Suggests Dr. Splnkler to f.H the retail dollar apent for farm· irog in :he r.a•ional school lunch • Blnd<lr Twillll •Water Softener lprlntJ Avt. Pomoroy National Advisory Commi~ee for Club members: "You'll want to originated food was 47 cenls. program. Salt the National Ellens1oD _Celor lor erplore the oelenllflc "why's." In 1 review of the mo•ketlng eSprays For eiBDiple, .you can learn and transportation oiluatlon, the The •&ency also has offered eT1ble MHI yeaot works; the Import· Department uld marketing buy canned fTee.otone and cUng- II • Litters ance o1 correct temperatu,.a, charges IJI the oerond quarter of stone peaches. packed in eRamadiN differences in flouro a n d IIIllS averaged 3 per cent higher for II» "boo! hmrh program. eV~ecl"" what this means in baking." ' lhan Ill the same period of 11162. 1 -Baiting breads of other lands I The marbling <barges """' up T... Crop Report<n~ Board aod associating 1hem with cus- 1mainly beca- ll 1 retail pric.. , IIIli! produrloon o1 summer •~·~ 11 toms ol the people Ia auolher I of beef did Ml decline as rapidly : •~biPS " e>perted to total !14 and rewarding antler· · U fanners' prices: of c . , 12) 11011 huncil'ed\lel~hl 'J'hL. IS 2 per youlhlul cooks, ahe 1retail price£ of frozen orange' oent lm than last year but 2 per out. ! ~ eitncentrate and canned I «nt otnve average , Phone WY2-2115 oingle-strenglh orange juice rose I The vo~etab<e tonnage does not ! ' Slandard Brands lncorporat- ; more rapidly after the breeze In : Include 7.4 milli<n ~ur.dredwelghl ed haa been eooperaUng lor tbt Florida !han prtctt groWers re- of .-nt•loupu or !f.• million I Mulberry Ave. Pomeroy, Ohio past 12 years wilh the Erten- : ceived for orang... and tn mar· : hundrtdw.-ighl of .,ate.-melon.l. 1 rJ IIIII Service !Jr olfarlng educa· ·· ketiJig rosls for and U<lllal material, lwardl' and oth- 1 real producta rose aaalslatlce. AI I]JOiliOf of the ' during the year. f.H bread program, the ! The Department said price olfers Jlcholarablpo nlued i fannero I'OCOlved for food p,ooo, trlpo to ~e Nlllll!nal : dum In tbe oerond quarter averCongreu IIIli hand- i aged s per ...,1 tow... than II :::~gold-filled medala lor out- I January-Marrh, · II memtiers Ill ,tire eoun- lo f - .... In · Big 15 Cu. Ft. I catlle. rrulk lor eonsr- ""!'" \Vilbur·- B. 00dT0 OhIO • AgriC• ultore .pOSitiOn •• YOU . . .. AND TBI: LAW I I ·inc:m.lown II WhiCh Came J Ch" ken ., Eggr 1•• I = $124 95 1 M • t Equ'l pmenf (O RANDOM SHOT - This handsome Grange exhibit, and just as attractive girls, caugh\ the camera's eyes before the judging was completed and announced. It was one of many sponsored by the county s Grange groups. 4-H Bakers Turn Out 'I THE WINNAH! Rock Springs Grange's covered wagon, with Fred Goegleln, master, at the reins, and chlldroa in pioneer dre's hanoing out tbe sides (looking for Indians, no doubt) was named first place--winner of the organ!· zalion floats. This is the kind of wagon that 100 ye"I'S ago left St. Joseph, Mo., for the long trek to 1he Paelfl!: slopes. Many didn't make it, but many did, and America expanded over a continent. ' I I Underwriters Are Narned.By Monarch F•'rm Many Shapes ' · ;:.1' - I USED 42 ELEVATOR MORRIS IMPLEMENT "FLY CAKE" FLIES AGRICULTURAL INTEREST - Agriculture is !he fundamental springboard of Meigs County's annual fair. For 100 years this has been so. Here Gary Michael looks a n exhibit by the FFA of tomatoes in the Junior Fair building. e SURE WIN e RED ROSE eTUXEDO Farmer's Share Of Food Consumer's Dollar Drops 79C Dog Foods - Flour •• Ingredients .,..... Fulton-Thompson Tractor Sales HIGH ROLLER - Claude Daniels from neighboring Gallia county rode this whopper wheel around the Meigs t'airgrounds race track twice and inspired many young fry to wish they could try it. It's a long ways to fall, or jump, though if the rider topples over. The "Big Wheel Bicycle" was manufactured m 1880, one of the first of its type made. ====-====='i, SECOf'ih PLACE WINNER - Vern Meeks, familf, and associates, complete with }.II& of corn squeezlns or Individual Class. Placarded 'Meies Fair or Boat," thq wJiat!ver~ln true rioneer style-won second place tn the certainly didn't bus , . , Choice of professional painters! ••••, . · . rj HOUSE SUGAR RUN FLOUR MILLS . : MASTER DIIITE. RS II Freezer .Sale CHEST FREEZER · REAL CENTF.NNIALIST - Mrs. Etta Spencer, 100 years old thi• week, carne to the fair to help celebrate 100 years of Meigs county fnirs. Riding in the parade, she is accompanied by her "baby brother," Jacob Hawk, age 90. IISI GIRL SCOUT - Girl Scouts had dllplaya at the Fairhere Jean Whitehead, pretty member of the Riverview Girl Scouts, attends her troop's e&hlblt. · . liant, their boys are miserable." to do research In improving edu· Dllnllf• l iiPPICIINT PIIDING ..,to tllo ... fll 'reduction loti-MILK-MIAT 'I .IROIIRS E 1 ; •• Caplan Ollld he talbd wllh planniJig eornml- In the lloviet Union-tbere Ia one lor each repubU<~boul lo)!s rmd playground eqUipment, and ~lhere 1$ evidence tbey ere ti')llrll lil lOt some ilandard1 lor tcbool equipcoNTJNVO ON ••••• PREEZIIt SALE 1 J<iod. uied 23 u. ft. Unieo Upright Freep!r ·--··--· -· 140 . 1 iood ulled Clllll Freeaer · 21 eu. ft .............,... ____ 120 Chell Freezer-··-----· ··· 1 eood lllled Uni<o 211 eu. ft. Chest Freezer •·--··--· .. 1 cood used Unlcio 211 eu. ft. Cheot Freezer : .......... . ..... 1 Cood Uled Ghollt Freeler . • cu. 1 ~j! ~ cu~-ft~-~~Pl 35 ... ft. Y~rbt 'iroeaer ..... ,..... 31 .... .ft. !;l-·-·---.... -·-· 100 • I"''~ OF ,1'1\0GR~SS - Was Uie theme.o.f t~~~~t OOIIoltH~nl~,·C:~illl\llbE::•.~r.g~,f th1rd tile tlra•nt•atlon clw. At le(t II B4 ·J! II •. ! ·~ ...... ne.r ---· 123 125 120 75 130 E. Main St. · OPEN Tll9 PM MONDAY THRU SATURDAY ·"" · .. -~, , . .' (Rauta 7)-, In the upjlll' and of Pomeroy, above the High Sehctel. <LOOK for Jhe IIG LANDMARK SIGN. YOU CAN CALL US COLLECt WY 2·2111. St~ . ' FREE-~ With ' Each . New -Freeur, 01' " " '. .lhlr. luy, . !.< Gallon.. .. ~ 1110 l~S ' WY 2-:llll " .. · OUR LOCATION-We're loc1tod on E1ot Mlln 1 Jond used Searl 15 cu. ft. -------'-- - - ---- 1'1\INCE';roN, N.J. <UPU - A said Frank Caplan, president of cotlo• in oorly childhood. Cur.~live loy expert who has com- ~ CreatiVe Playtilings, Inc, tho ' rently, the foundaUon I• •cting a• ~ an oround-th<'-world tour world's largeol supplier of lilY• consultant to a Harvard group of ' ~ rmd lathering ooys says'l and nlher playtime equipment for aclentisls who with • vant from l!!i. '•{el~ from the Soviet nursery and kindergarten schools. the gove1'11111<tlt't National S<l· -~ Wlllr one major lmpress10n Caplan also ts associate dlree- once Foundation are studhin& ' "'l'tw.,lhJiii that bothered me 1tor of the creative Playthings means of upgrading elementary wilt~ IJielt teachers ar• bril- l ~'oundation, financed b)l hio finD aducation. :'i·d"'" .; ' •POMEROY e USEI) . ·· IIJ GAY PAULF..l' CONTINUES AT •• Jack W. Caney; Milt'• ------- Woman's View SUPPLY CO. 1 On The Form Front , I USED FARM MACHINERY -.., JOHN DEERE · fOiOt o1.. ' �j • I Some Floats, ~xbibits, P~ple ' SENTINEl Fea t U r e p a ge ' ' l • • I) ' New In Farming tl .' Camera 's Eyes Cover Meigs County Centennial Fair J~ On thio page today are largely pletures of participants 1 success. . . In the Meigs County Centennial Parade Tllursdiiy which "This is the most wondortul thing I've ever seen done _ ·-.-~ _ __ =· - - -brought out 4~ entries. Quite possibly tllis constitUtes here," was the comment ot many leading citizens who, an all-time record . through the ve?rs: have '>bserved numerous community . . ' M'ddl ·I 0 A 17 1963 But more so than mere slae was the spirit oi coopersventures reach hetghts of e&cellence, but not so great as 2-Datly Sentme., Pomeroy· I epOI ' ., ug. ' ' . .._ lion shown by eve•·• - •• who worked to make the parade . ' ;" h ·• ' ' ' rieilvlfll ·a iJ"*!fl tat·-.r · .,Ma . 4-Haward odlolanlrlp. winner• will \ Feeder Calf -Sales Standards ·Outlined For Producers the Centi!nnllll Parade of 19118 at the ' Rock Sprlnes pg. grounds. · There Is but one regret by ' those who organized ani! s~aged ~he Parade. This Is that everyone couldn't wiD 1 ftrsl pnze: • , llld ' . · : ~:l! ;;~Nidr_6,~R':tt'l:-~· - - lbartiJ br lbe Glllftll¥• I:Jrt..ton Sa ~ ot the bell 4-11 poultry projed IIIOJIIQen tbroucbOUt ~ .. UOII dl fteeiYe . . eollep IICIIollrllrlll- Aroulld 5,1108 will earn 1 poultry medii and 1b0Ut IIY Cc E. BLAKESLEE by a groder appointed by the irleht Ill how ,aut ealvea wilh 1of on-tiJe.larm iDipectloa of all .the aale. . Ibecause of lunch boor. County En Aleut, Ap-1. executive commlttee. 'bad ey... AU unoound calvet calvet. '!be uecotlve <011111111- . All calvet are to be at the For the lut U )'earl the '50 will win trlpo to the IJeS N• Melgo County ~'eeder Call All calves mUJt be In IOWICI Iwill be thrown aut. tee ol the Soulheutern 0 n i 4 •tocky«rda befOH 2 p. m. tire feeder call oa1el In lhll area tlonal f.H Club In ....,_ Producen and producera o I phyalcal C!OndJUon ~ aU bell· Producert bavlnc queslionl _Beef Cattle Improvement AI- day before tho sale. Tauing have lhown a ~'Oilltant Improve- Chlcaao tire llJat week In J)e. nleghbortn& counties are In lbe : ero sball be open. Calves wlth ,about the oultablllty of a calf soctatlon to authorized to~ and In-weighing wiU lto,rl at I ment In l)'pe and q,.uty. hmber. . JII'Ol'eS• of COOlllgnlng animals ·runny eyea Bbould be left home. !llhould aalc O!Hhe-f~ . _ c. all declsiOnl neceuary in ,. a m.. No calve• wiD be weighed Icareful attention COl~ part Qf • to tire two feeder calf sales The 11810Clatlon ruervea the itloo. Dlncton ..-va·ttie tlgbt !celving calves Mel operalln8 1rom II a. rn. 10 11:30 a. m. bolh prodiiCOI' rmd Ales yard Awarcla are madf possible I]JOJI!I!l~ by the Southcastern · ' . -·-·-·----- ·- .. -------· !rmci othen eoJIIII!Cted with the through tire Helsdorf &. Neiaon Ohio Bee! Cattle Improvement WI D _:._ o pie. much . more power to rue , ales have helped to bring F8J'IIIS, In<. of Kirkland, Wash. Associallon. . W 1\a!jlVII than belOH the last war. :And · about thlt improYement In qual- l lnt.naational poultry 0 Tht ule at Athens wlll. be l · . l'-.the courts much morO olten !Ity. and leaders in genetic research. 1 beld at the new livestock sales Illan Congress now set I h e Sclenllfic lnvestigatlcrn abo barn on Route 50 (West) Tue•· ,~ama&es in many kinds . or The demand''"' Ieeder calves an Important part of the 4-H ~ . Octobe I The I I . ' 'cases. , from southeastern Ohio, there- poultry program. Boys • n G'::Utpolls w!;, be held ~te t~ COI,UMBUS _ wn~ 8 Wood Advii>Ced Study Madlloa ·Wla. · · : Ohio still maintains the old •lore, rootinues to Increase. girls need not' necessarily Uve Ohio Valley Livestock Yard on 1$ reoignlng 81 direct':. ~ I be He hu served.;. the adt!it edu- i doctrine of the "Divine Right • on 1 farm to participate In Tuesday, October 8. Ohio Agricultural Exetlllion s.r. cetion IUbcommillft of lhe Ex· PERMlSSION NEEDED ,of Kings" and the state as well sf, program, "'Y' lhe ' ' ..,. to be in 1 2- ear education- leMion OrJaniiOtkln and Polley . How could anybody ever aay; lis subdivisions ouch u . Q " Service. Fascinating studies end Pr!)ducers of feeder calves of : ;; ao.sign.:ent in l::cila October I. Commlllft ond the lnteraatlonal l'"1'he king can do no wrona"1 counties, , munlclpalliies and \ . IC experiments can be done ~Illtho beef stock must be con- ~ . Farm Youth Exchan odv'-- i (When we lmo'l 'l' tmga whi> 1!/wnshipo are Immune from , out raising a large flock of bt~SI~ned to the gecretary of the 1 Direclor· Wond ,WID serve u rommittee ge ":'"'' did do wrong.) . suit by citizens injllf!!CI by ~- , SPECIAL - "The day my How 00.• light In laymg assoch!llon, Paul Baer' Mmers- group leader of Tile. Ohio s I • t •! He is a' ut .. id<iirt or' the Tht' Idea looks simple; AI :Ugent conduct 91 o(liee... rmd :aunt gave me two setting hens houses affect egg production? I Here's your "bttt ~ tn •.• ville, througb the County Exten- 1Univenlty team working undO!']NorthCen~ ~ IEJ!erl•i 011 lobll0lute law maker, the klng lemployeeo. The 001y rt!<OIII'BI! and two selling$ of •ggs wa• IWhY use high energy feeds? , ec::onem)' SIW thlt'S fiSt lnd dopendabto 011 tyeb 1M &ion ·Office, or through the dl· ' a unlvenity contract witll tho U.! 01 to ond ~ irm of !could hold hbnself above his of an lrlju~ c1112en b to make flhe day I started my poultry 1 How can flocks be kept disoase- 1 toushut cuttlnJ'jobs. rt'"IDr~ of the association. Is. Agency ror lnlerllltlonsl De- i ..., ,n ·u..:: law He was under .DOiapplicatjpn lhrougb the Statelprojecl," revealed • 17-year . free' Why is 'lle consumer able Fult-llzed 17" bar, famous The sal~s are for_ calves cOO: I velopment IUSAJDl and the gov- ~ ;"'.;.,"c:;'::..V~ce. ltural ,v. 'llw rmc1 ·could therefore do .liD ISundry Claims Board for an ap- 1 ~1d f.H Club 'member. That was I to b~y fresher and better chlck- McCulloch Supor Mae ehlift well as 1 host of other signed by t.he orlgmal produc- ' ernmeQt of India. '!be team In- ! 081 Development and EIIIOI'IOIIC)' Ilegal wrong. Iproprialion by the General As· In 1958. ens and eggs today al reason- 1 as futures make the McCulloch er. Producers may be loca~ I eludes an aver:; to :ar;~ PlanniJIJ. He holda membership! Anyway, when King George sembly for reimbursement of ! Last year the young poullry lable prices• These are only a MAe151he natural choice 1• In Gallia, Athens, and adjom-lers, resident • lrl Masonic Order Faculty Club lost the thirteen colonies, lhe his loss. · raiser had a flock of a thousand few of the answers sought by for cuttin& firewood or clearinl c:~~mptitlt lng counties. AU beef calves l len&iou speclalisls from Ohio In 81 Ohio state tile 'ohio Adult Ed: IAmerican Jlatea took over the ReCently the Ohio State Bar :birds, was named slate and na" the young 4·H poultry project fenC'~ts, or prunin& trees . It will be . h after January 1 1963 , three agricultural universltioo and • d . of Sov . . A ed - - - -- be dropped your choice . ' ' : two coUe es of vete medi- ucatton Association. tbe National! octrine ereagn 1mmum- ssx1a1aon as sponsor a mem rs. too. when . With., a minimum weight of SOO I cine 1.Jted In the of , Adult Education ASIIoclaUoo, and ty: Nobody can sue a govern- propooed bill to permit Injured rience In insurance was a Scores do go into raising birds , you Milt. • pou<(ds, will he accepted . . Bull Punj b and Rajasthan Worthington Methodist Churcb. ment agency without the state's citizens to sue the Stale In a l::;'ember of the Centu~y Club and make a nt<"e profit. Others On display-at and dairY c~lves will not ~ a · · _ He ond Mro. Wood are the par- permission, when lhe agency Is State B~d of Claim• and Iattended Leaders' Business Con> concentrate on demonstrations, ac~tad. -II ~ the consignor s , Tile director wiD be headquar ent. of four children, lwo ,... doing government work. (Of thus alleviate m part the diS· Iorence and beloo ed to the judghlg and marketing studies. responolbHity to leave datry lered at tbe Punjab Agrlcul~:: and lwo daughters. Tile 1001 are course if the agency Is operat- tress encountered by those who On Hair Millio ~lla Cl b Any oi these specialties could bred_ cal~es at home. i ~nlverr"'tyhl IAidb~ : ld- in military service. one io a phy· ing a business like running suffer inj~ry at the hands ol wit~ National ~ife. r u , lead to careers in tile vast re8195 fte: Soulheastera Ohio Beef I eave or ~ new ..,.."'~ 8 u m 1iclan, the other 1 veterinarian. atreet cars ~ maldng electrict~ We sovereign. . search, markP.ting or t~d11ca~ . · Cattle . Improvement Aosocl- Sep"""ber, accompanied by Mro. The daughter& are both married, ty, It may ollen be sued murh 1 Globokar also belonged to tiona! field of !he mndem paul- i atkio reserves lhe rJpt "'re- Wood. one residing In Dayton, !he other like any other business.) Ithe Century Club. the Million try industry , dub leaders ob- : •· laoe aay calves aot conslped Tile Ohio state College of Agrl· in Colwnblla. Thus suppose for !set< of due Dollar club, •nd attended Lead- gerve. I R Of by 'september 15 1o prevent I culture and Home Economico concare a private bakery truck ers' conferences. "No Iongtr is the hen expect- ~ M 1 ~ar 1 H It 1 ohould harm your child who had r . . . . ed to Jay e••s, set on eggs three • 11 art osp 1 OV load! tb capachy of tract wilh !nella has been In ef. er ng • fect since 1955. Since that time 23 done nothing to bring 011 the Globokt resides With hiS Wife weeks and a flock of birds," lh,;.;::;'·cbarges wUI be staff members have se1ved In that accident. Well then, most Ukely and two children,. Sally and ,_........iiiiiiiiioiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiO · llo nd country. Teu hove been from lhe you could sue the bakery In the Mtke, at l28'f.o Umon·ay, Pomper hcad to the assocla n a chtld'• behalf and collect dam· reroy. Mr. and Mrs . Pullins have $2.75 ·per bead to the stockyard Ohio Extension •taff. three children Rodne L ; company. Calves will be paid OhioSiate_la one of five univerages. I . land Steven. ' . y, orl for by the pound, on the basis sit1es m lh1o country providing But not with government ag-1 G. W. Pullin• of Galllpo.t> · of hi·W•Jght and ,.,e price re· help In teaching, reoeareh, and . encie• unless the leglslature1and Phil Globokar of Pomeroy ceived -for their grade or lot. Extension education w meet ag. gives you lawful permlsslitn. have been named field under· , BIG ROLE FOR CHIMP The calves will be graded Into rlcultural needo of India througb · SPECIAL _ Bread by any . Thus In the old days, If an writers by the Charleston LONDON <UPII _ 1'~~~-~: ll 1 uniform according to breed, USAID. other name Ia still the stall of army jeep harmed your child, ency of the Monarch Ufe of Londo ied th 1 :~~~~~we~lg~h~t,iiia~nd~co~lo~r~ A veteran In lhe area of agrllife. 11 takes many shanoo and you could collect only if Con· ·•nee Co. Both Jell · n carr e sex, .... l advertisement today in the classicultural education, Wood hu boea .forms; offers a varl•ty of fla. gress passed a special bill a· ,with the National L fe and ·d 1 C • .,..,ptj ried section on it1 front page: director of the Ohio Agricultural vors and textures. But nearly wardiJig damages. lei ent nsurance o., to ., "Twentieth Century-Fo. Film & Extensioll Service since 19!51. He all have the same basic In- Recently this doctrine has the appointment. Co. Ltd., are searching for a~ eame to Ohio State in 11\4711 jurJ- gredlenta: wheat Dour, yeast, been attacked: "Why shouldn't[ Pullins, now residing at 100 k ch' th tl . , _ _ PHONE Wl9 3202 8 8 1the ior dean of the College of Agrlcul· liquid, shortening, sugar, &alt. government puy like any Chillicothe Road, Gallipolis, mon ey or lmpanzoe • SLAUGHTERS ture. Previoualy, be had served Plain or fancy, bread Ia one ol other organlzallon! Chillicothe Road, Gallipolis, can paint, to take a prominent I PEARL STREET RACINE, 0. part in a new major production as eounty agricultural agent In the lour food groopo essential So a number of years ago the a native of Pomeroy as is Glolly Madi &an Cou nly . His fir at experI· to health and !ibM!••· .. ;. ·"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiO,..:~~ federaI government in response bokar. Both graduated from I .ln:;..:H;;o~w;;.ood:;;;;;..;.;, 11 enee in the Held of agricultural Popular with the teen-age set to public opinion passed a "tort Pomeroy High School . .------------------, Fly Cake Is the revolu- education '!'u in 1927 aa a VOOI· Is pizza. And homemade pizza Uability" law. 11 gives the peo- f Pullins, with 4~ years ex· twnal agr~cultural mstructor. He is a famUy treat that f.H Club D 'J Se t' I P - -Mtd_d_l · t 0 A 17 1963 3 tionary new fly control in spent the next 14 yean teaching memben learn to make when I-81-"-Y..::..::.:n.c•_n.ce..:'_:_o:.:m_e'-ro -'-"-y--'-=:.:e...:p..:oc.. r :c,..::..:··'-.:::=u~g·:...::.:,•...:.:=·:.. solid fonn that kills flies they sign up lor a bread project. through their nervous fn Darke 811d Auglaize COUll~. 81 1 Another favorite is a uhero" systems. Can't taint food , He also served four yean supervisor in lhe Ohio Departnent sandwich !lllde with c r i s p , l - - - - - - - - - clothing or furniture. 1of Agriculture. crunchy homo baked French KILLS FLIES FASTI A naUve of Miami County, Dl· bread. Mouth-watering sweet LASTS ALL SEiiSONI rector Wood teceived bis early roDs, raised coffee cakes and USI IT AT HOMI, IN THE sduntion at West Milton hIgh 'oil-fashioned parker houae rolls -IARN or NEAR school. He earned both his Bache- 11 are turned <Mil by the dooens in LIYEITOCKI lor'a and Master's deg.... from klichens where da1111hter - or 1 Ohio ~ate. The Extension official son - Is trying out versatile : WASHINGTON tUPll-TIIe Ag·' eggs. The '"'ond quarter av•,r· ll 2 'DI, Ia widely known. bolh In Ohio and ' bread reclpes. rkultlll'e Department says the ao,e thb year also was 1 ~ly Cake nationally. for his work wiUt var- While thiJ particular foo:l farmer's share of the consumer's c~'1t lllWer than a year earlierll eRooflnt ellird Saodo lou agricultural groups ond •&· program Ia not new In 4-H, pro- food dollar dropped to 116 cents 'nd resulted largely from lower e Oyster Shalls end.. , oad he holds many poai' gram ernphaala thlo year Is, ac- In lhe April-June quarter <if 1963. 'p 'iCH foe Le•f catl.ie, bogs and' ePaints eGET IT AT U,>na of leadership. He lo I mern· ronling to Dr. Evelyn B. Splnd· Thl• was the Iowost quarterly fresh vegel•bles. 1ncl Grit ber of lhe boan1 of directors of ler, estenolon nutritionist. Club average ohare recorded In more eRod Brand e Fartilirars the National Safety CoWlCU and members are encouraged to than 10 years. Farmers received The Dfpartment bas announced eLima Fencing past cbalrmaa_of the Farm Con- "discover Interesting way• to :17 cents In the previous quarter, It will bll) •bout 27 million e Cement & Mortar fereuce, lhe advisory <ommittee tell the nutrition story of I he and 38 """'" in Aprll.June, 1862. pom:ds of fr,,.en ground beef for of the ooun<ll'o farm aalety dlvl- bread-cereala IJ'OUp." : In 1952, lhe larmer'o share of cwa ;~u' ;00 to ~<hoolo participat· eB•Iar 1ncl . eStock Salt . WY 2-5101 lion, He alao lo a member of lbe Suggests Dr. Splnkler to f.H the retail dollar apent for farm· irog in :he r.a•ional school lunch • Blnd<lr Twillll •Water Softener lprlntJ Avt. Pomoroy National Advisory Commi~ee for Club members: "You'll want to originated food was 47 cenls. program. Salt the National Ellens1oD _Celor lor erplore the oelenllflc "why's." In 1 review of the mo•ketlng eSprays For eiBDiple, .you can learn and transportation oiluatlon, the The •&ency also has offered eT1ble MHI yeaot works; the Import· Department uld marketing buy canned fTee.otone and cUng- II • Litters ance o1 correct temperatu,.a, charges IJI the oerond quarter of stone peaches. packed in eRamadiN differences in flouro a n d IIIllS averaged 3 per cent higher for II» "boo! hmrh program. eV~ecl"" what this means in baking." ' lhan Ill the same period of 11162. 1 -Baiting breads of other lands I The marbling <barges """' up T... Crop Report<n~ Board aod associating 1hem with cus- 1mainly beca- ll 1 retail pric.. , IIIli! produrloon o1 summer •~·~ 11 toms ol the people Ia auolher I of beef did Ml decline as rapidly : •~biPS " e>perted to total !14 and rewarding antler· · U fanners' prices: of c . , 12) 11011 huncil'ed\lel~hl 'J'hL. IS 2 per youlhlul cooks, ahe 1retail price£ of frozen orange' oent lm than last year but 2 per out. ! ~ eitncentrate and canned I «nt otnve average , Phone WY2-2115 oingle-strenglh orange juice rose I The vo~etab<e tonnage does not ! ' Slandard Brands lncorporat- ; more rapidly after the breeze In : Include 7.4 milli<n ~ur.dredwelghl ed haa been eooperaUng lor tbt Florida !han prtctt groWers re- of .-nt•loupu or !f.• million I Mulberry Ave. Pomeroy, Ohio past 12 years wilh the Erten- : ceived for orang... and tn mar· : hundrtdw.-ighl of .,ate.-melon.l. 1 rJ IIIII Service !Jr olfarlng educa· ·· ketiJig rosls for and U<lllal material, lwardl' and oth- 1 real producta rose aaalslatlce. AI I]JOiliOf of the ' during the year. f.H bread program, the ! The Department said price olfers Jlcholarablpo nlued i fannero I'OCOlved for food p,ooo, trlpo to ~e Nlllll!nal : dum In tbe oerond quarter averCongreu IIIli hand- i aged s per ...,1 tow... than II :::~gold-filled medala lor out- I January-Marrh, · II memtiers Ill ,tire eoun- lo f - .... In · Big 15 Cu. Ft. I catlle. rrulk lor eonsr- ""!'" \Vilbur·- B. 00dT0 OhIO • AgriC• ultore .pOSitiOn •• YOU . . .. AND TBI: LAW I I ·inc:m.lown II WhiCh Came J Ch" ken ., Eggr 1•• I = $124 95 1 M • t Equ'l pmenf (O RANDOM SHOT - This handsome Grange exhibit, and just as attractive girls, caugh\ the camera's eyes before the judging was completed and announced. It was one of many sponsored by the county s Grange groups. 4-H Bakers Turn Out 'I THE WINNAH! Rock Springs Grange's covered wagon, with Fred Goegleln, master, at the reins, and chlldroa in pioneer dre's hanoing out tbe sides (looking for Indians, no doubt) was named first place--winner of the organ!· zalion floats. This is the kind of wagon that 100 ye"I'S ago left St. Joseph, Mo., for the long trek to 1he Paelfl!: slopes. Many didn't make it, but many did, and America expanded over a continent. ' I I Underwriters Are Narned.By Monarch F•'rm Many Shapes ' · ;:.1' - I USED 42 ELEVATOR MORRIS IMPLEMENT "FLY CAKE" FLIES AGRICULTURAL INTEREST - Agriculture is !he fundamental springboard of Meigs County's annual fair. For 100 years this has been so. Here Gary Michael looks a n exhibit by the FFA of tomatoes in the Junior Fair building. e SURE WIN e RED ROSE eTUXEDO Farmer's Share Of Food Consumer's Dollar Drops 79C Dog Foods - Flour •• Ingredients .,..... Fulton-Thompson Tractor Sales HIGH ROLLER - Claude Daniels from neighboring Gallia county rode this whopper wheel around the Meigs t'airgrounds race track twice and inspired many young fry to wish they could try it. It's a long ways to fall, or jump, though if the rider topples over. The "Big Wheel Bicycle" was manufactured m 1880, one of the first of its type made. ====-====='i, SECOf'ih PLACE WINNER - Vern Meeks, familf, and associates, complete with }.II& of corn squeezlns or Individual Class. Placarded 'Meies Fair or Boat," thq wJiat!ver~ln true rioneer style-won second place tn the certainly didn't bus , . , Choice of professional painters! ••••, . · . rj HOUSE SUGAR RUN FLOUR MILLS . : MASTER DIIITE. RS II Freezer .Sale CHEST FREEZER · REAL CENTF.NNIALIST - Mrs. Etta Spencer, 100 years old thi• week, carne to the fair to help celebrate 100 years of Meigs county fnirs. Riding in the parade, she is accompanied by her "baby brother," Jacob Hawk, age 90. IISI GIRL SCOUT - Girl Scouts had dllplaya at the Fairhere Jean Whitehead, pretty member of the Riverview Girl Scouts, attends her troop's e&hlblt. · . liant, their boys are miserable." to do research In improving edu· Dllnllf• l iiPPICIINT PIIDING ..,to tllo ... fll 'reduction loti-MILK-MIAT 'I .IROIIRS E 1 ; •• Caplan Ollld he talbd wllh planniJig eornml- In the lloviet Union-tbere Ia one lor each repubU<~boul lo)!s rmd playground eqUipment, and ~lhere 1$ evidence tbey ere ti')llrll lil lOt some ilandard1 lor tcbool equipcoNTJNVO ON ••••• PREEZIIt SALE 1 J<iod. uied 23 u. ft. Unieo Upright Freep!r ·--··--· -· 140 . 1 iood ulled Clllll Freeaer · 21 eu. ft .............,... ____ 120 Chell Freezer-··-----· ··· 1 eood lllled Uni<o 211 eu. ft. Chest Freezer •·--··--· .. 1 cood used Unlcio 211 eu. ft. Cheot Freezer : .......... . ..... 1 Cood Uled Ghollt Freeler . • cu. 1 ~j! ~ cu~-ft~-~~Pl 35 ... ft. Y~rbt 'iroeaer ..... ,..... 31 .... .ft. !;l-·-·---.... -·-· 100 • I"''~ OF ,1'1\0GR~SS - Was Uie theme.o.f t~~~~t OOIIoltH~nl~,·C:~illl\llbE::•.~r.g~,f th1rd tile tlra•nt•atlon clw. At le(t II B4 ·J! II •. ! ·~ ...... ne.r ---· 123 125 120 75 130 E. Main St. · OPEN Tll9 PM MONDAY THRU SATURDAY ·"" · .. -~, , . .' (Rauta 7)-, In the upjlll' and of Pomeroy, above the High Sehctel. <LOOK for Jhe IIG LANDMARK SIGN. YOU CAN CALL US COLLECt WY 2·2111. St~ . ' FREE-~ With ' Each . New -Freeur, 01' " " '. .lhlr. luy, . !.< Gallon.. .. ~ 1110 l~S ' WY 2-:llll " .. · OUR LOCATION-We're loc1tod on E1ot Mlln 1 Jond used Searl 15 cu. ft. -------'-- - - ---- 1'1\INCE';roN, N.J. <UPU - A said Frank Caplan, president of cotlo• in oorly childhood. Cur.~live loy expert who has com- ~ CreatiVe Playtilings, Inc, tho ' rently, the foundaUon I• •cting a• ~ an oround-th<'-world tour world's largeol supplier of lilY• consultant to a Harvard group of ' ~ rmd lathering ooys says'l and nlher playtime equipment for aclentisls who with • vant from l!!i. '•{el~ from the Soviet nursery and kindergarten schools. the gove1'11111<tlt't National S<l· -~ Wlllr one major lmpress10n Caplan also ts associate dlree- once Foundation are studhin& ' "'l'tw.,lhJiii that bothered me 1tor of the creative Playthings means of upgrading elementary wilt~ IJielt teachers ar• bril- l ~'oundation, financed b)l hio finD aducation. :'i·d"'" .; ' •POMEROY e USEI) . ·· IIJ GAY PAULF..l' CONTINUES AT •• Jack W. Caney; Milt'• ------- Woman's View SUPPLY CO. 1 On The Form Front , I USED FARM MACHINERY -.., JOHN DEERE · fOiOt o1.. ' �• • ' • Yankees Continue ' - ~ Of American THE O~t.Y GUY WHO CAN G~ HIM QUT Pattenonls ' C"'Jnental FASHIQN. ·FlAVOR "SPECIAL'~ PROMISEI ACI'ION Only 4.99 N. W. COMPTON, 0 •• D. · . OPTOMITRIST Office Houn: lito 12, 2 1o 6 CCIOM d N - . . 'lbiiJ'I. - !all Court st.. Pomav, • New Location t New Furniture • New, Low Cost 'HILCO STAYS COLD ••• WH IT GETS HOTI , .--tJJ Social News \ YOUR OLD STYU IEFIIIEIA TDI / MAY IIFFU FaOM 11ICITE DPIIIITII" 1111111 TilE SIMMEII ' • Budget Terms ~•ny en old riyl• ,.friqeratar il •-•tint out 1nothr to.lth IUmmer. Hetvy use..,. d11rin9 the hat IN... fttnench: tMf old.r "'od'll jult cennot m.. tl -•th.,. . .gtr C0Wa L!IM Tl1111 Y9Y Thl11!< MAX WARD WY 2 J4f0" 115 E. 2nd ........., .::::- .'."....j. "' "--'..._ INYISTI~TJ Baker - HOWl • PHILCO'S t•p p.,fonNACI • PHILCO'S Wemal FMtw. 0 '"ILCO'I Low, Low Coot • PHILCO'S U..ttr Uft L,.cteu., '"1'$ I'!BIGHTI!6'1' SP()T IN 1QDJ)LEPQRT" "'Hiton ~..,.., • THIS PHILCO DOESN'T C OW OFTEN YOU OPEN ITS DOOI! ' Hoovor Clunoro Frlll<lol.. e PltatMI e P M I - .... HEATER PRO ·Y'ou'll pt a Trade-in your trouble now for *251 profes1ional Now, plr plumber or appli1nca dealer aile" a $25trade- WITH •-c. -L'!! 'DEVO Enjoy the wltlr heater thpfs 5 ways better paint 1ob ..,.......... ln .... · dil.t,ft,'I - · Th~rh ...,~ltellf-...w~M~ .. . Fri. _.,..Metric-hilt fw Mniii!Y .dilhet end no complex valves. . 4.111111111-r;~lio flue pipe needed. f. M•ni ..._ llftt-ll!i -ted "'-1-Qulck RtcP<~•i· Al!d. • t~ial IO!f ~of i~ 1 kilowatlhour applies lor. '199 .··. · ~·· f.OIUR..Il'• lilnltl-.s. Wiler 11H11n11 Onr40tltwondU.... Ilk• On Dilflloy CYQE SAW ~01 DOn't limited time only I ~•1111r lfllfldry. J. ~ pl!911if1!1. no fulltes, EASY TERMS .., Y"''R IMW--Hond.-Triumph . · PfAI.II s.ve·now! Tllil Ollar Is for 1 1. ,,.. -low Dowtt PayMentUp To 24 Months Tt Par HAWK S whlll YOII chlnil from llfm•l)'pe to tnew Quick Rec:owry tiKtrlc water heater. WI"' $269ttS742.so 1 ? JUS'I · $UAIA"THD TR~UilH•U Ji~VIC~ I eWUII~ITZII eiALDWIN o1141 OTHa PAMOII& IRANDI ' I'SP IP~ $trVlt;t Pltlll ~~~RAijTEE el.tlinclry c~ytrt . ... C! .. ' HOI complete *vice, ill!!lljdil!l uii!l IJPI~ ~ ~~~rr. at ~ .,tdltionli ~ llfll QIIJ• '""" 9qnl~"' IDIIf eiKt lric w,ler """"' 4•1" or pi11J111Mrt .ASSOCIATED RADIO a �• • ' • Yankees Continue ' - ~ Of American THE O~t.Y GUY WHO CAN G~ HIM QUT Pattenonls ' C"'Jnental FASHIQN. ·FlAVOR "SPECIAL'~ PROMISEI ACI'ION Only 4.99 N. W. COMPTON, 0 •• D. · . OPTOMITRIST Office Houn: lito 12, 2 1o 6 CCIOM d N - . . 'lbiiJ'I. - !all Court st.. Pomav, • New Location t New Furniture • New, Low Cost 'HILCO STAYS COLD ••• WH IT GETS HOTI , .--tJJ Social News \ YOUR OLD STYU IEFIIIEIA TDI / MAY IIFFU FaOM 11ICITE DPIIIITII" 1111111 TilE SIMMEII ' • Budget Terms ~•ny en old riyl• ,.friqeratar il •-•tint out 1nothr to.lth IUmmer. Hetvy use..,. d11rin9 the hat IN... fttnench: tMf old.r "'od'll jult cennot m.. tl -•th.,. . .gtr C0Wa L!IM Tl1111 Y9Y Thl11!< MAX WARD WY 2 J4f0" 115 E. 2nd ........., .::::- .'."....j. "' "--'..._ INYISTI~TJ Baker - HOWl • PHILCO'S t•p p.,fonNACI • PHILCO'S Wemal FMtw. 0 '"ILCO'I Low, Low Coot • PHILCO'S U..ttr Uft L,.cteu., '"1'$ I'!BIGHTI!6'1' SP()T IN 1QDJ)LEPQRT" "'Hiton ~..,.., • THIS PHILCO DOESN'T C OW OFTEN YOU OPEN ITS DOOI! ' Hoovor Clunoro Frlll<lol.. e PltatMI e P M I - .... HEATER PRO ·Y'ou'll pt a Trade-in your trouble now for *251 profes1ional Now, plr plumber or appli1nca dealer aile" a $25trade- WITH •-c. -L'!! 'DEVO Enjoy the wltlr heater thpfs 5 ways better paint 1ob ..,.......... ln .... · dil.t,ft,'I - · Th~rh ...,~ltellf-...w~M~ .. . Fri. _.,..Metric-hilt fw Mniii!Y .dilhet end no complex valves. . 4.111111111-r;~lio flue pipe needed. f. M•ni ..._ llftt-ll!i -ted "'-1-Qulck RtcP<~•i· Al!d. • t~ial IO!f ~of i~ 1 kilowatlhour applies lor. '199 .··. · ~·· f.OIUR..Il'• lilnltl-.s. Wiler 11H11n11 Onr40tltwondU.... Ilk• On Dilflloy CYQE SAW ~01 DOn't limited time only I ~•1111r lfllfldry. J. ~ pl!911if1!1. no fulltes, EASY TERMS .., Y"''R IMW--Hond.-Triumph . · PfAI.II s.ve·now! Tllil Ollar Is for 1 1. ,,.. -low Dowtt PayMentUp To 24 Months Tt Par HAWK S whlll YOII chlnil from llfm•l)'pe to tnew Quick Rec:owry tiKtrlc water heater. WI"' $269ttS742.so 1 ? JUS'I · $UAIA"THD TR~UilH•U Ji~VIC~ I eWUII~ITZII eiALDWIN o1141 OTHa PAMOII& IRANDI ' I'SP IP~ $trVlt;t Pltlll ~~~RAijTEE el.tlinclry c~ytrt . ... C! .. ' HOI complete *vice, ill!!lljdil!l uii!l IJPI~ ~ ~~~rr. at ~ .,tdltionli ~ llfll QIIJ• '""" 9qnl~"' IDIIf eiKt lric w,ler """"' 4•1" or pi11J111Mrt .ASSOCIATED RADIO a �~ ·-· · . . .. . . . . . . w ' ' . ' ". ~ ' . .· __ .. .. BEAT THE HEAT-THE COOL WAY, .LET HOl ·. tlllLE WA.Nf ·ADS. SELL FOR. YOU . ,,.~ ..... ;- ·-...: - . ~ :.- . • - <;.·~· ..: . ... ~- ..:.~..-. ,, ... .. · ' >I ~¥ "• ; ,..- . . _.... J r ·" • • . ··~1.,. _ , _ _...,..__ ' ·I )A. .I .....;;A=-a..-=c---· - -. rr-------...,...::,_;...--' • ' >t." ' Cia SSI•fI.e d AdS Get Results. 6-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Aug. 17, 1 FOR SALE For Sale 1963 1 I Trade 'n' Travel T•'me $1795 1 rooms, bath. buement, large lot. G. I. Flnanc!De approved. Phone WY 2-11573. a 13 1tc finish, deluxe equipment, heater, tires like new. 1961 Dodge L1ncer 4 Door $1195 Deluxe interior trim. Blue finish, alit good tires, radio, heater. Runs out perle<:!. Std. trans. • D $1795 1961 Chevro I8 t Be I A " 4 oor - Low mileage by one local owner. Spotless dean interiorsharp white fimsh . Like new whitew-all tires, beater and WANT AD INFORMATION . Low mileage by local owner, spotless clean Interior, beige other deluxe equil>ment. ' .. -LI•• '-""""'"" • ... ...t.- -:-:W-::-A"'Nft!:-::o:::-:D:--T-:O-::-ItB::-.-.ft- SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON OF THII Wild Alfred . Middleport, _ , , . Coli ' . . Social News colleel, Long,pBottom. By Roy L- Smltb · 116HI298, belwoen 4 and a The real mearure of any man's Ufe Ia !bat for whlich I THI\E£ FOR from SALEnew In IHOUSE roy, across school, Mulberry Avenue. F I v e 1 USED CAR BUYS 1962 Chevy II 4 Door REAL ESTATE Btl)lloov' HiiUit Iii .~ Gomg The Limit he wtll go the limit. h be ·-'d ba tb t In thiS conne<:tlon It a ould ... , per ps, a simplest explanation for tbe spread of throughout the world ia tbe fact that tbe 1 IJ m. "INSURANCE , JOHNSON JStmDSOD lnsuruce have found a way to persuade, or force, the Ag_,, 'ln.. forma Ill In tbe party to do tbat VIWcy tblng. Mr. J. ~ar ~ Jidl Job_. 8Dtl his Mmen Of Detelt, baa described In VIvid exactlona the Party demands from Ita members. 1 BUd S1wpsoD, Ageota All .0- _,.,_, ~ M'fk, POMEROY - lila alor)' frame, I ·e l 9 rooms, bath, basement, gl8 l ' fired hot water belting, two Re- ....,._ " - •la8 1 porches, comer locatlon, out • . .ICt • IYSJI pen 11 ' of high water. ",500.00. ud bu'- - . • POMEROY - IVa story Pll.- WY Ual Demacracy, and Cbrlatlanity, on tbe other hand, been Joilng batues for the very simple reason that of who Uve under a Christian Democratle form of are unwilling to go to any extreme to preserve Ul•t bas been bequeathed to us by our lr•-· · ------• Sehool 11 Sunday i end.,.. • 11 .,.. U, nfferlnl Wcnhlp Servteel ft!N at 10:411 will> a.... ~· lay leader, IIIII ,.. ol lt. Vere S1lai1z led the prayer till Wedueoday evtlliDI· -waa an attendanoe ol 11 ...1..... 'lbe MYF Jleld its reaameetiDI SUnday evenlnl. '1110 WSCS wiD hold itll recuJar meeting Tuaday, Au1. 20, ill home of NeUie Parker. Martha Flo Parker of -ru-., has arrived by plalle te two weeki with her pvents, Mr, and Mn. Wilbur Part. Eric IIIII Eddie. MIUard Swartz lamlly spent last weekend vlsllbf8 Mr. and Mn. BIIIU Randolph In Huntington. . Mr. and Mn. Delbert Yoot and family of SUgar ()rove and Mr. and Mrs. Sed O'Brien of Columbus spent the week end will) Mr. and Mra. Harry and attended the Parkand tho Carr School 114>- ceramic tile bath, modem As a, single and simple Illustration of our kitchen, utility room, furnace EMPLOYMENT Wlnted the disgracefully small percentage of tbe room, large porch, carport, ers who take the trouble to go to tbe polls on CANcEI.LA TIONS lot 3>0 ft. frontsge on paved DRESS MAKING, allerailons, day. COJIRE<.'TIONS 11 street. $8,000.00. Me~ and Women's Clothes. Or, for tbat matte~. there Is tbe shameful fact tbat Wm bt' ~<'<·ep•eo aJlUI rr.ao A.. ._ !I'm .-,., '1f PuhlladOD FOR SALE MIDDLEPORT- 6 room frame : Call WY 2·2411. Mrs. Helen more_' than 25 per cent of tbe membership of the R>;<;Ut.ATlONS AUTO SALES with bath, 4 bedrooms, tun : Gavin, 400 s. Fifth St., Mid- es (Protestant, at least) appear in their houses of worne 11111111me• ,.........., c!le r1IM A\JCTION- SALEaCtlie Mason- .· EXTR~ CLEAN Chevrolet, basement, gas furnance heat- I di<lport. 8 13 6tp ship on any one Sunt;lay. A Cbrlstlanlty that cannot pro10 +ijt or ~ll'l &D• adt lte.med nhlecflftDIUtle l!)r6n tiiDUid be ette every Thursday and Sat- 1 d B . S t 57 Sed VB t . lng, lot 80 x 100, close. to i duce more tban a 25% · attendance on divine worship, npt.rted 1mmedlstel:r 1'bt 0111> 1 4 UJhl!> 11".11 'I<>' M r-e.pouihll llll _ urday.__ _ _ 8 _!3 12t tra~·e~:~rlett ·tires: M~~~:schools. ;5,900.00. LIVESTOCK can hardly be expected to hold the line against a tyhe ~or• , ,,.,., '"~ •n"""'""' 1n.rtkro We Loan Carpet Shampooer at ically sound, $7 by owner. ALBERT M. COX, SALESMAN ! _ _ _ of communism that delivers a 98% .attendance at t e RATES 95 WY z.=e •SHETLAND PONY, complete regularmeetlngso~tbeParty. no cost with purchase of May be seen at Meigs Equipwith saddle and bridle. WilAnimals for Children 1 <.:o:-•t<• .,.,, "'ura ~ne nurTIIt11 8 16 3to l'ollnunu"' l~h arte 8(1 .-oflt Blu• Lustre Shampoo. Baker I ment Co. 8 14 3tp _____' ____ ·- liam Buck, Rt. 1, Cheshire. The Sunday School lesson for Ibis week Is one of the ~ Cento oe• '"'"'" fn• rnrM eoeFurniture, Middlep~rtj tc J9M I> ton · Chevrolet pickups. FOR SALE new 6 room house Call EM 7-7468. 8 17 6tp more familiar stories of the Old Testament, about whlcb 1e,·ut i•·e >nyrtlou 6 F'UI' •;~ 1. 1 •t 1 ~enu per word WUI - - · - - c · ___ _ _ Clayton Bolyard, 189 Ash St. with 3 bedrooms, bath, util~ there is great confl!sion in the average mind. Modern be <"llarg ed 101 •dvt'rlls• ni ll ~ol w ; •hiro lfl daY• afll"f •H•'"' COAL, good. clean Jump. 3 x 5 Middleport. 8 15 6tp ty room, in Dorcas. $6,800.00. LEGAL NOTICE men find it difficult to understand how a God like J~ •D.Ii: oill egg. no slack . Re-screened E. D. Johnson, Phone WI ·9 hovah could require a man to kill his own son, as a sacn· CAtlf' 01' rHA 'IK.S - •1 2!1 lor ., ed ' FOR RENT Ann• Louise Templeton Who• ...., f" . ,o IIVord ntnlmum ~ch ~>'l tl.l • · <>n ker·o! treat at mmf> or U •nN' le Ohltuarlo&~~ oullt!_... sto 3086. 8 12 etc known addre11 w•• Arftll. camp, Lera-~ ~:IC:e:...---------~---~-~~-·~==~~The Yost family allo I ...,., , pC'l .. oro -c olr. Nortb t• beret~:r dell·verd cu ',uml!'er pri'ce now ;;;;"'"""""-::::::-.:::-:;; ·p HOUSE FOR SALE. Modem fled tbat o11 Carolina.. the JUb «Ill' ot Juls. aou. 1983 C burt h he re DD "'·......., o•·rt~> HOURS on Jacobs coal Co . R D I, ONE • 5 Troom apartment. Ph 1' 18eoJ room house, electric heat, ~3 ~~..··".,., •.,er::r,,'",'",,-~ ..!1•u•btt•"·· The Un'iform Sun day Scb 00I Iesson for Augu st _18, ~. O:IIU " ·" ;, _IJI r , 1 llalt, I §JtUMa• 11 · ~1' "M ,,. 12 -'IA UI>DI1 one " - ' ~·of ""'Common ''THE TEST OF FAITH" · 21 lbonugh 25 • The community WU ··"" • ch kJ"tchen ga..._ fend1nt In the Court . 1 Genesll .&..u "HNU.eft!o Pomeroy _ Phone SH 2-4959, Pe s errace. bll" bedrooms 8 12 If· e IT'S SO EASY WY 2_34 69. or WY 2·2437 _ Pt. Pleasant. • , ·- Pleu, Mel.11 county o~o. c..e No. b th -·""- • lb o1 v age. Extra Large lot. can 13.SlT praylrll for <H.-ore• from llkl y e BU\NIOII uea .m:IP TU PU..l 'i A ___ ___ _ _ 1 _15 30tc HOUSE rN Pomeroy. 6 room SH 2--5343 anytime. :;o~·nd~~~-;ro:e'::1~ .. ~ ofll~ut' \!: The· truth is this lesson Is aimed at sounding t h Burke lleof Olerry JUdie, RES'' \ J j:.IRIHit iCING duplex. C1ose to Element2::,· Frlday. was the 11011 of wilN'l <\)) 8 16 &tc u:treme eruelty: the plaintiff •I•o death. tnel1 of 'an ancient and horrible practise: It i'HONE WY 2-2157 1 '62 GMC __ $1695 School. Carpeted. Birch kit:::~ !:r, :!":!, t~?..:~. •::':; .".e common tbing, throughout the world of ~t time, and Mra. Thomu ll!ltkt __ __ _ _ _ _ Pickup: 8 ft. wide side body . chen. Call WY 2·36!8. FOR SALE: 8 room frame ltw n~d!:~d o~.:pr,;:n~e~~e:, fathers- particularly kings- to offer thell' born thls place. - - - [ Almost like the day it w.. ' 8 5 lie home in Middleport c 0 s. o·s''" sons as Jiving sacrifices to the gods. Among tbe Mn. Alma Wh!Uatcb of Part. 1 ' A.ttorneJ for PlalntUI lsi in I th. th' g d !led lbe William NOTICES so d. THREE SLEEPING rooms and pletely modern kitchen and there was a strong revu on aga s IS m • an vis at ~~~ '62 Pontiac _ $2995 bath, 361 s. Front st. Mrs. bath. Close to school. Call storyi!Of this week is intended to teach tbat qo_d Can· home on Saturday. HOT DOGS - ,·eg. 15c. Pool i Bonneville 4 !Jr. !lard Top. Henry Hennesy. Ph. WY 2· WY :t-5324 or see at 3041 prefera the sacrif~ce of an ani~al, to th~ sacrifice of a Mrs. Iris Carr IDII ·daugjlter Long. 2ac. Jack's Dairy Bar. ' !Wal sharp. Power steering 3I34. 8-2-lltc Hamilton Street, Middleport. s~c son. Although child-sacrifice did make_ tis Vickie Lynn and Helen Wooclt Middleport. 8 13 61c and brakes. Hydramalil. _ lie among the Hebrews many years later, 1t a jewelry party at 8 8 LOSE WEIGHT salety --;;-;-h i 1,- room and bath. house. Lincoln ·-when paganism had illfiltrated upon the pure the home of Mrs. Sue Waode DIAIJAX 11nrmerty DEX ·A , He~ghts. Phone WY 2-3874. FOUR ROOM house with 1 acworship (Jeremiah 7;31). at Pomeroy laatFrldayevealnJ. 7 11 30tp re lot. large porch, basement AUG. lt Sa•rlfl•e N~e·•ary ~~~~~~~; l'it.::i~E~::-DIETl new name, same For ' .. " In~'he aro matter. The ""'c'---,-------o-. oil Route No. 7 Phone WY Theodorus Council, Let there be no confuSt'on mu.l.-a Onlv. 98c at Sta rk Pomeroy, Ohio /'HREF:, am~· lt)Uf room furmsb· f • . 2-6127. 7-Z.31ltc o America, will meet in of child sacrifice did not mean that sacrifices Drugs. 6-20-tilllp I__ .,. _ ... ___ ___ _ ed and unfurrushcd apart. Jar session Monday at 7:30 p d ed 1 ·t f th h rrlbl aspects of 0 pnhfJA 'UT·O·M- - E - -.b · IONE Oakland Gas Heater , 12,- ments IVY 2-5434. G•orge Prall reSideoce In Ru~ m at the IOOF Hall · be aban on . n sp1 e o e o e th ~ 1:)'" 0 811 ' 1nsurance ecn I ooo BTU h ' h t 11 1 12 6 tfc land for sale. Cantact Floyd · · which called for the burninf of a son, ere IS some· cancelled') '~ost .. AnnaasHs_ u 01006vaStve_ , CaU)'our , . W'l op~ra.w ames, 1v . POUR ROOM home with bath:, Thomas, Rutland, for inform· sublime in t h e devotion o a f ather who would of• . Sunday School attendance 011 110 2966 2 1 tors Icense · · · ! ersvJ'II e Rd ·· VI 3·""02 p t- Hardwood floors . Full size. auon. 7 13 -·• ..... • • to a god. ~-'"" muc w • or The son problem is to find some way 1~ rebln the ele- August 12 waa 80 '.,,.,.,. ""• land, Box 73 · Ohio... l4 tc basement with . ga_s • I) iN POMEROY Eignt ro 0 m of sacrific,e, and discard the homble r1te of child $25.:rla llld Marla 6 furnace, mce kitchen cabmet, h bed nd bath GAS Conversion..lnll:Der~ Excel- $51) monlh. Pho-. -N\111' ,lla>'- J8r ous~, 3 G roo~ru~ 8 i · lb hi fioo spent last weell: With litoir 11'8Jii.· lent conditioo:"l!lO, · :·$137 when en 882·2843 ,, ,,.,,.. ~-· ge ot ood location out o S King David whas offerted ftfhe re~fic~~ the' paJenls, Mr. and Mn. Lewlt · · -~ _ .• high water. Call WY :1-2590. as a place w ereon o o er. sacr , new. R. s,. WillioiM, c-e+l v~ =~ ~ lie farmer owned it tried to m.ake Jt as a ~~ t to Wyenmlller 10 TONIGHT \ Coolv J!le 667-6264 8 13 6 tp m=r"'E,.-LY;:-;F;-ur_n..,. is'""he-;d-:: .4 room and The MI. Union sunday school To David replied, in a classic phrase, "I .:· ilat 10 P.M. to 2 A.M. . bath apartment. Middleport. BUSINESS SERVICES held their annual picnic at the offer to the Lord tha~ which c~sts me nothl~g_." week with her father, Clarenct BARGAIN STORE Used cloth- Phone WY 2-3874. - -- .. --Portland Park on Sunday. More In that sentence there 1~ ~be basic Idea under ymg Sporrier, who Ia 111 liDizer ._ Music by The Vikings ing and shoes C!if~m. We>t 7 II lie PHOTO COPVlNG Servtcea. than filly attended from Mt worship and sacnf1ce. pltal 1 , Vtr_g,ma.____ 12tc SMALL Apartment, and sleep- Copy any letter or docamenl Union and several from Carl: my own. experience have Glady• Ferren etld Mn. USED 1963 Apache Eagle c·amp ing room. 121 Butternut St. '~euter Insurance, Pomeroy ton church also enjoyed the day most rewardmg church servlc':\' d d at dlfflcul- Jerry Wood of Akron are vlalt. trailer, complete With extras. 8 13 tfc z 15 lfc with the group. have been those_! atten e ubn er ere t t to .log Mr and Mn WOllam Rad· LOUNGE -- ---The religious expertences tbat ave mean mos · • A bargain. Call or see. Dr. &arl Gneoer, PJambiD& aad Mrs June Jones and childh be th se that came to me In tbe midst ford and family. Mro. Ferrell Ia POMEROY, 0. K. D. Amsbary , Smr Route, FOR SALE OR RENT Heating ren of Dayton spent several days . ave en Mra. Radford's a~nl . Pomeroy, OhJo. WY 2-GBJti. FOR SAlE· 5 om h MIDersviUe, Oldo with her brother-in-law . . . S ending Life For Trtftea Mn. Battle Bolla hu been CARD OF THANKS 8 15 tfc , . ro ouse gas ' End voar sewer troobles Sisler, Mr. and Mrs, . f tCe distinguishing characteristics of returned to her home after 1- WOULDLIKE to -thank my ! ==co-==~--,-·-- _ I ~:;,~in:'w~uud":::~ LcJ. We have aU silet Perry and her parenis. Mr.. It IS one t~at we spend prodigally for petty purposes. spending some tbne Ill Meigl many frieuds for lhe beautiful TRUCK BEDS for sale. One Bx I cated 123 Hudson Street S.wer Machines Mrs. Elza McComas. entertainment liquor tobacco - our cash ~raJ HoopltaL get well ca•·ds and lhe lovely I 12 wood bed, m One good I Middleport. Price, $6001. In: 1\1-asonable !tales Mr. and Mrs. Ray Stout, Sle- outla s for such vastly exceed ou; expenditures for edu· Mn. Roy Grueaer l)llllt last flowers sent Jo me dudng my I steel dump bed complete with qUire Ohio Hotel. I CaD WY H9'11 Day or Ntt:IJI phen. Nancy and Michael, of Y and religion Horse-racing, for example, takes week In North C&roilluJ, stay in the Univrrsity Hospital ~ sides, $375. See Ivan Car_7 26 U~ Charleston, W. Va:, and M_r. out of American pocketa than charities. 45 8 tfc In Columbus. May God bless . man, Route 2, Pomeroy, HEATING, Plumbing, Moeller andd MOors. _Estell KiEI~byhe, Rhonme The communists are willing (or are spend present social tJOCUl'lty nol eac h and everyone of you, Ohio al Peach Fork Rd. HELP WANTED Furnaces. Arnold Brothers, an nme 0 Jza 1 town, three four and even five nights a week only provides retirement beneMrs. Freda M. Smith 8 17 3tc 018 East Main Street, Pom- 1 · are guests of therr par- doctrlnatio~ lectures. And in comparison our adult fils but also paymenll to ell.. 8 17 ltc HOUSE COAL, quick delivery. PERSONS interested in seiling eroy. Pbone WY %-ztfl. Ments, Mndr. aMnd MJrs.hRoheRrtSStout scboois get no more than an Infinitesimal percentage t • workers and benefits tor - - --c:--_.:Call WY 2-6655. 8 17 3tc ! new and used automobiles, 7 20 tic r. a rs. o n . tout, Americana of tbe same age. And mid-week prayer mee • and aurvlvortl F SI write giv•ng age and qualifi~ Diana and Johnnie, of Harrl• . one' the ~ ann! ' __ __ or a e · WE SELL quality furniture. Ba- cations, previous employers. sonville _were Sunday guests and tn~b~~ogmmunlsts can beat us unless we are willing to tho ~ ::::::,d...,"~~ ONF. MALE Coon Hound. one ker Furniture, Middleport. Must be aggressive. L o c a callers melded Andrew Greer, 0 a reataer limit! . out of 10 ...;t.;;:••lncllrdlng English Bulldog, 1 Beagle 8 17 3tc a~ency. Selling. plus commisR C. Greer, Tom Fauber and g (C!pyright 1963 by the Division of Chrlstia_n Educa· those enga•.. In self-employ. l'ound, 1 Collie pop. Call SH OU!l PRICES are law. Bak; sion. Write : Box 668T, The To Have Your Rita Kaye Teets. . tion, National council of the Cburcbes of ChriSt in the lllelll, f . , . , and clomeeli<! 1 2·4834. 8 16 3tc Furniture, Middleport. Daily SentineL Coal, Oil or Gu Mr. and Mrs. Max Me Callie, U .1 d States of America.) k ---·• by .......1 8 17 31 0 17 31c Ann Arbor, Mich., spent sev· 01 e wor • are ""'"''"" -~ UEF.D CLOTHING bargains - - - - ·-· c eral days with her mother Mrs aecurlty. This year over Women's dressea l>-51l cents, FOR SALE OR TRADE WOMAN for general housework. Cleenod end Checked Faye Jordan. Others wh~ join: second place and Ava Greeodollars U'e paid In beneMen's and BOys· pants and Live in. WY 2-5241. for Winter each month to ...--'"&&teh - •• a 16 ltc ed them for a family dinner on lees, third place. Visitors from . rec1"""'~• .~ 5 •rts lia--.JV cen.t.s., Men's sh~s '54 CHEVROLET, 4 door, cheap S d M 1 nd Ha ison ille 18~ million penta. mort and hats. Sm;th s Clothing or wiU trade for good motor EXPERIENCED & un ay were r. and Mrs. Star, Laure a rr v 3100 raldenll of Meigs Store Open 1 da ys a week scooter 1\lso lathe and jig- steady employment. 8 :s~r~·~~~= ~:::~~- :~ Granges were prerent. are reeelvin8 ' ooclal Letart Palls OhJO 7-1S-30tp saw. Can be seen at 629 N. stating wages expected, re- ,::•w~ :'.T:-:'4-w:.~~~ Walter and Mr. and Mn. La- The Cooley Reunion was held benefits lotalbl8 aver GREAT. LAKF-s Ho 11-;, Trailer. I Second, Middleport, or call ferences and experience. vern Jordan and children M at Temple Church Sunday. per year. At IllY lltne $1800. Russell Welch, WY 2- 1 WY 2-2410.. Must be sober. None other . 0 McCOY' and Mrs. Dwaine Jordan. a~ The MYF hoi theheld . Temltsple !!,~~ Social beSecurllolybelpAdmlato istroIIIT/0. 8 13 12tp FOR--SALE - OR - TRAi:iE: , Six need apply. Write Boc 668P, Ohio. Bryan were afternoon callers odist Churc a C8Jl yoo, FRYIIIiGC IDCKENS on foot I room house, bath, furnace, Care o! The Daily Sentinel. 4 18 tfc The Carpenter Boys 4-H picnic at Lake Alma on Sunday. BY WIUJAM P. BARUR lbe dlllriet of75c each. Dr~sed whole, 90d garage, 2 lois on Stale High8 13 6tp held their annual hayride and In the evening the group met Distrkt Manager, Marlette at 3119 Putnam lllnel, Mar· each. Cut up and tray packed, way. Will sell on land con- EXPERJENCED babysitter, wiener roaat on Sunday oven- at the ehurcb Do yoo know how many lel·.!;iiitiio;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iil!i,_iil!iiii ' . $1 .00 each. You can 'Nrite traet or will take acreage light housework , 5 day week. ing with Lavern JordaD, advis- was progratp. - ~- WJ • ~ ten are In the foUowiDa three your order, I will deliver. AI- as part payment. Lelia Wea- Call SH 2-41148 after 5,00 p m. or, furnishing transportation for topic ""MoYi':" arid TelevlaiOO. words (without counting them, tWYher':,Y;. s yracust;, Ohio. Ph. - -----·. __ _ 8_13 6tp I the ha~ from his home to Mr. and Mn. Fern Gillogly of couroe!): "Social Security 10 have tomat~•s for can. rung, 85c bu. ,, ngoes, SOc voo 33. HOUSEKEEPER for widow and the Granville Stout farm where and Mr. and Mrs. Hai-old GO, AdminlstraUon':! You don'tJIAVEYOIINIIMIIAIOIIr peck. Write complete name 8 17 3tc 4 children. Live in . Phone • the Wiener roast waa held. At. lngly and children, were SUD- don't worry, you're an avet'fll:ell 'IMl NEW .&.aw,corr and address if you want order AUTO SALES New Haven Ill.!'l-3381 after 5 tending were David and Dean day giles\s of Mr. and Mrs. American citizen, but an Amerdelivered, or pick up yourp. m. Gtp For All Of Y<Jur Needs Wooten, .fohn Vale, Chari.. Ralph Frazier aod famny bt lean eltlzen to whom thole lbn.ell 12 8 n. Rambler -dd Krebs, Jr., stanley Hutton, Den- Gallipolis. words are very imporlalil. Miss sell. Anna Haines, 1906 StiversvUie Road., Box 73, Port- ' W•rkl Standard '' Campacl Female Help Want~ -I Mi leport Feed Mill ver Queen. Mr. and Mrs. T. , ElaitJe McCullough ol MaJrlettaJI .. :· · .•$ ·. _ land, Ohio. 8 14 6tc EseeDeoce Tony Fowler, Ow- & Opp. M. Galaway, Donnie, Kathey Airman Js~Ciaos Harley Pie- who is working lhla llllii1IH!l' Rig car ro.. m. ride and performMARKET RES "We Do Custom Gl11ldinlf"" and Rex Cheadle, Rodney and kelt, Cape naveral, Fla., Ia 81 lito student 18slalanl , In NEW STYLE Venetian blinds. once SmaU car economy and INTERVIEvJ't:SCH N. 2ftd Awo. Middleport Walter JordllD, Thad DYe, spendin8 several days vlsllinl our Qfflce pointed out to . HlsPitiL ~. ( .~.- -slat, vertical slat, managerabnSharon Cox, Sonny and Meryl hls mother, Mn. Laura Krebl ihat t~ are 28 leiteca Experienced to · Lavem ~ "~ oth~ 1 h _,oJt·~_,..,..., ..._.• "'""""'""' !bamboo wood slat. Free estiSee ~·7 do part time interviewers house lo house Complete Service BaUey, Mr. and Mrs. m re atlves ore. those three words - 28 .··~:II ........ Metropolitan Moton and telephone surveys in Co-ill Bradford Jordan and famlly ead tho host Mr. and Mrs. Audrew Chap. words have behlntl .... ' male. Dale Wippel Supple. · 8 10 3lltc E. MaiD Street, Pomeroy or nearby area. Write, Ph- ., Contaet family, Mr. and Mrs. Granvllle man IIDd son, Michael, of Mo- euctly the oame numbel' o! . SALE ON APACHE CAMPERS Pboae IVY %-3870 Wr'~Ji~Es RESEARCH A. C. BRADFORD Debbie ilnd Jimmie. : ~la.~er:.:~ts o!A ~yean ol service. f1'1enty-ei&bl lloilwicltPolkJ'. _ only ., per mo. up _ after 22 70 Fifth A••· RadDo, DbloJ mbia Grange No. 2135 , . rs. . • yeara agu, on August 11, 183il, 4 ••5 , New York, N.Y.IOOll for their regular meeting CUter, lbe past week. Mr. and lito Social. Security Act wtil 1 18 tfc Jln811: down pa)menl. Have ·1953 Two-<loor Chevrolet,- West ~'riday evening. Stale Mrs. Oley Wlnten of Calumbus signed and a govenune~t ·, Pelrl W. Wlllllml llwo demoostrators at big Virginia State Inspected. WeiCOBA SERVICI Grange Deputies, Mr. and Mro. visited with the Caaterl tlill clalltlsurance Pft!III'IDI was IIBVinl!ll-·~" Pickup truck camp- bert Weaver, Mason City, REAL ESTATE Vlr•U Atkins, coiJducled the !week. · K•.-.h D. WiiHIHnl ...."'~tro"" ,............. fllllrdlll B I' • er aI10 w:cwer ren tals. Am s-. w. v.A, 8 13 6tp FOR SAL . --- and aull•, att. at the ••nw annual '"""""'ion .... lector flr'st l:lln::\1 -1 to _, Ill !'J. _.,. ,.. .. 'tmry Marine Trailer Sales 631 . - ----·E . Seven room house ••• ~tr~a of ...... .....~""'..... • u..: .. t ·""' ~~ IF rth A G II" r Ow 1954 Ch<ivrolet Automallc trans- with two lots in Dexter Ph ' ••· ,_,.,.,. ""'" "" ""'; er presented a prograll1 on II'OR scHO!IJ. loVNCIIE8 lor the 0:.ft_IJ , . ' lil]lld,Jdft_l 4-1~ .ve. a Ipo I;· ~ mission, good buy, good SH 2-5567, Clyde Davis.· . I ,._, ,,.. _,..,.. ,...., the vacation _pooslbllltlea· ol , _ , Jil ', lt3t the law ,was ~~~r~111 -;r , ,... '".. · '"'virT>'J;,ij-;:; _13 niDg condition, $17>. Allred a 13 lll.p " ....... ''''"" . Ohio. Special mUBlc and read- : wAS)nNroN <UPIJ - ,'l'l)e IJI<:Iude paymenla for •. : , OIIPIC• MOiiQ1.,' ' • r ooll. Cllf- CaJShdollar, Reedsville, tngs were "glv~. The. skirt croas Agricu,lture J!ePartmenl !!Jie!!d• ·B!fd children of retired . 9,00 ., i,ID,DIIIIy•,)' '· Pomeroy, WY Coolville ll6H234. Birch stepsav!ru~mtcsh,en. B eedin Curti edl stifAlh contest was held wltb to porchasol onm• lut~"f'' ~W~lt:h :~·:th~a:t~~ch•DRe .'bt , ..., A~_,.u· · 8-17-3tc 1 14 6tc r g, •• 8 re ng ! Mrs. Mary Jorlltin as first· place tp, uae ' · Jicllooi· · -, ~...... minum siding, storm Service, Inc. F..- service, ca_ltl winner, Carolyn Greenlee•. sec- ' luliCIJ ' · '·'· at 11181 DODGE, well equipped. windows. Insulated, Leland Par~er; P11Q1el'07, ond and ./l•a Greenlees, third. i :the Fu rnlb~re, Toke over payments. No moo- •ir heat. Large lot. Shown Ohw, _Phooe WY 1-2284 or Car'ol)'lf Greenlees woo nest ~;:'':f:·t~lit~";;.J~.t: 1~~b!ecl ey down. 311 Beech St., Mid· appointment. Call Pomeroy I Chaster, ~I$. . pts,..;, .in lhe Onl~ge !'lui ~ s 11 ate dlepor. 8 11 ep wY 2-3041. a If &t<; a 1a 3tJip COilteat, ,EIIzabelh: ;;~t:;;J!;~~:J~~ DEAUIJNES ...... ~GO P. IlL DIJ ~~ PabUa.t&oD IIODaQ O.ad.hna DIGO 4. II. I · · ·· I I 3 oao! l ·............... •. •· D~WT·• ILU. 12. "Qddd flit LI'L ABNER lllollull" '10' IS MIONIN' LCIUJSVILI..E. CHAR~IE-WIF '/ORE GREAT e.JGFEET!T .,_ M.CIOOOIN' ·~ IJ KING ~· ... <I' That I ·remember! It w•$ • ten-dollar bill! m- 1'· I_A L II I BlaetfnarS R ck S • r===--..-..--.=-.:0·~ l ~.jr, -....arpen er DANCING ·i B_~ ' !.."":~~ f~n!~~~t f~~eofever ~- ° 1 ' Now IS The Time FUR NA( E •v• SOCIAL SECURITY B k S yfriecf a er cl~b ·eantacl ':.,~~~y MASTER MIX and MASTER MADE s FE ED B,·I DaET ,,· E·R,, n-··· PO~EROY . I- Stouc!. tJPR 0 A. BO C I 'f a • 08 8 RU N N 8 QO I I It V K RB X p p R !DICK 11 It I p y R '·--.-·· •r.~ · · 0 Bii-B 'IV A BROP R 0.-K ZftB U H Voo.._,a ~ IDVIIIU11WfQ CIOIII 'IQ IIIII W!l'l WAli'l'i _IICI'!JUKO.- 11-&Y -· - .. • . . L - - " ' - Grueser . Society New , MARTIN HC TEL B ft P = ,.,IUfli~....sc,tlliiJ&,, :'vo~ ·C: ;::: 1 tabll·'-··:~r~=·:· =~~~:~ ,WY', 6 1 . 1 0 n- _WMPO Radio 7:115 Bmltfut Parti -. t:U JoD!I llulclJ Sbow 18:115 Podt8 Party 10:35 Public Sent.. 11:1111 Top Ten Show ,,., Fan:• Nowa 12:00 tloon Report a-n T:Oii BnMtut Par1J 12:10 Rev. Merlin Teelr D.O•ht Slar Sbow I:OII Platter Party "Y'lllloW, lmoprie, I thauaflt thtl whole point In _... 7:11 -.. 1:00 Swldowa llerenld8 GUt hera wu to pt away f1011 It 1111• 7:11 Pioklnl lldwr SllG1r 7:10 \SlJII Oft 7:50 News Report - Oblo 1:1111 SiJill Oft - J Brukfut Parlf SUNDAY UO B..utaat PariJ UOp 7:10 Sip On Nelli U6 Coffee Willl Juet 1:00 Baptlol Laymu't Raw 8·41 lltU.J l'ltwtoa 1:10 Hour ""Dollvaran.. 10:115 MIDllterlal Auoc. (Rev. PlllJ J-) : Counlr7 RGt Down t:OO Win1a Ill Heallq 11:06 Swap Sbof t:IO ~J Show f'um NtWI 10:00 Volot ot Propllley Famil1 Worsldp Bour-'11111 !0:10 ~J . _ Nooa Report II :10 Coualr)' H)'lllll- !MONDJ~Y TBBU I'IIIDAY !'lew 1, 110 ••_.. 011 1:11 Saer«< Heart 1:10 Coualr)' Jlllllboree mo Mulla Jllll rar Yoo 1:00 4:11 t:30 t:SO a:oo GoeuJ.'a Glial Slar·l'rl Platter l'lrlf Blaatinar Auto llhow 1..oo.J NeWI BW Slenl Sporll aowuac ~ 1:011 Vq P•.trlc:k Sports 1:20 SUPdowt1 lleretlade 7:00 'nit World Tudq 7:10 1:00 Oft Olf - J - I:GD Sip On N"'" 8:115 Caatllr1 J~ 1:• hnD Hen 12:1111 Nooa " - ' 12: II Tbe llelrdl 12:10 lilY. ar.lill ,._ t:ID am1 Grallaal 1:10 Tbe Lullllna Hour 1:. 811111 ot 1M T1mea IRIIY. w. a. B!Dupll 1:11 Public Serviee 2:31 The BIJ Life 3:1111 Suadsy 8hatft!aM I:GO Hour ot lllelldtm ,,. .JGba GriiiiD ••• Sundl)' 8hatft!aM 1:00 Suodowtl . . . . . ,,. . . . Oil I:Dtl 8lp 011 - J111t CALM oov.tl, AHHII! I HAll?'/ SAID HE'D HAVE LtiWVERS AHO ENG'INiEI?S ANO .O. LL ~OF E'X~E~ FLOWN IN TOOAY! 'fOU SEE, TO P~ECT AI'-IV OIS (.."''OJERY 'SO I#ILUABLE HE MUST EMPLOV TI-lE BE~ BRAINS AND SI(ILLfi, At-ID ACT FA6T! wow! I GUESS FOLI<'ii iolh-IO F!G;G'EIC! ALL IN.DIAHS ARE SORT o· I..A'Z.V At't' Sl 014 MEVER MET , 1l:!£!r INDIAN ! �~ ·-· · . . .. . . . . . . w ' ' . ' ". ~ ' . .· __ .. .. BEAT THE HEAT-THE COOL WAY, .LET HOl ·. tlllLE WA.Nf ·ADS. SELL FOR. YOU . ,,.~ ..... ;- ·-...: - . ~ :.- . • - <;.·~· ..: . ... ~- ..:.~..-. ,, ... .. · ' >I ~¥ "• ; ,..- . . _.... J r ·" • • . ··~1.,. _ , _ _...,..__ ' ·I )A. .I .....;;A=-a..-=c---· - -. rr-------...,...::,_;...--' • ' >t." ' Cia SSI•fI.e d AdS Get Results. 6-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Aug. 17, 1 FOR SALE For Sale 1963 1 I Trade 'n' Travel T•'me $1795 1 rooms, bath. buement, large lot. G. I. Flnanc!De approved. Phone WY 2-11573. a 13 1tc finish, deluxe equipment, heater, tires like new. 1961 Dodge L1ncer 4 Door $1195 Deluxe interior trim. Blue finish, alit good tires, radio, heater. Runs out perle<:!. Std. trans. • D $1795 1961 Chevro I8 t Be I A " 4 oor - Low mileage by one local owner. Spotless dean interiorsharp white fimsh . Like new whitew-all tires, beater and WANT AD INFORMATION . Low mileage by local owner, spotless clean Interior, beige other deluxe equil>ment. ' .. -LI•• '-""""'"" • ... ...t.- -:-:W-::-A"'Nft!:-::o:::-:D:--T-:O-::-ItB::-.-.ft- SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON OF THII Wild Alfred . Middleport, _ , , . Coli ' . . Social News colleel, Long,pBottom. By Roy L- Smltb · 116HI298, belwoen 4 and a The real mearure of any man's Ufe Ia !bat for whlich I THI\E£ FOR from SALEnew In IHOUSE roy, across school, Mulberry Avenue. F I v e 1 USED CAR BUYS 1962 Chevy II 4 Door REAL ESTATE Btl)lloov' HiiUit Iii .~ Gomg The Limit he wtll go the limit. h be ·-'d ba tb t In thiS conne<:tlon It a ould ... , per ps, a simplest explanation for tbe spread of throughout the world ia tbe fact that tbe 1 IJ m. "INSURANCE , JOHNSON JStmDSOD lnsuruce have found a way to persuade, or force, the Ag_,, 'ln.. forma Ill In tbe party to do tbat VIWcy tblng. Mr. J. ~ar ~ Jidl Job_. 8Dtl his Mmen Of Detelt, baa described In VIvid exactlona the Party demands from Ita members. 1 BUd S1wpsoD, Ageota All .0- _,.,_, ~ M'fk, POMEROY - lila alor)' frame, I ·e l 9 rooms, bath, basement, gl8 l ' fired hot water belting, two Re- ....,._ " - •la8 1 porches, comer locatlon, out • . .ICt • IYSJI pen 11 ' of high water. ",500.00. ud bu'- - . • POMEROY - IVa story Pll.- WY Ual Demacracy, and Cbrlatlanity, on tbe other hand, been Joilng batues for the very simple reason that of who Uve under a Christian Democratle form of are unwilling to go to any extreme to preserve Ul•t bas been bequeathed to us by our lr•-· · ------• Sehool 11 Sunday i end.,.. • 11 .,.. U, nfferlnl Wcnhlp Servteel ft!N at 10:411 will> a.... ~· lay leader, IIIII ,.. ol lt. Vere S1lai1z led the prayer till Wedueoday evtlliDI· -waa an attendanoe ol 11 ...1..... 'lbe MYF Jleld its reaameetiDI SUnday evenlnl. '1110 WSCS wiD hold itll recuJar meeting Tuaday, Au1. 20, ill home of NeUie Parker. Martha Flo Parker of -ru-., has arrived by plalle te two weeki with her pvents, Mr, and Mn. Wilbur Part. Eric IIIII Eddie. MIUard Swartz lamlly spent last weekend vlsllbf8 Mr. and Mn. BIIIU Randolph In Huntington. . Mr. and Mn. Delbert Yoot and family of SUgar ()rove and Mr. and Mrs. Sed O'Brien of Columbus spent the week end will) Mr. and Mra. Harry and attended the Parkand tho Carr School 114>- ceramic tile bath, modem As a, single and simple Illustration of our kitchen, utility room, furnace EMPLOYMENT Wlnted the disgracefully small percentage of tbe room, large porch, carport, ers who take the trouble to go to tbe polls on CANcEI.LA TIONS lot 3>0 ft. frontsge on paved DRESS MAKING, allerailons, day. COJIRE<.'TIONS 11 street. $8,000.00. Me~ and Women's Clothes. Or, for tbat matte~. there Is tbe shameful fact tbat Wm bt' ~<'<·ep•eo aJlUI rr.ao A.. ._ !I'm .-,., '1f PuhlladOD FOR SALE MIDDLEPORT- 6 room frame : Call WY 2·2411. Mrs. Helen more_' than 25 per cent of tbe membership of the R>;<;Ut.ATlONS AUTO SALES with bath, 4 bedrooms, tun : Gavin, 400 s. Fifth St., Mid- es (Protestant, at least) appear in their houses of worne 11111111me• ,.........., c!le r1IM A\JCTION- SALEaCtlie Mason- .· EXTR~ CLEAN Chevrolet, basement, gas furnance heat- I di<lport. 8 13 6tp ship on any one Sunt;lay. A Cbrlstlanlty that cannot pro10 +ijt or ~ll'l &D• adt lte.med nhlecflftDIUtle l!)r6n tiiDUid be ette every Thursday and Sat- 1 d B . S t 57 Sed VB t . lng, lot 80 x 100, close. to i duce more tban a 25% · attendance on divine worship, npt.rted 1mmedlstel:r 1'bt 0111> 1 4 UJhl!> 11".11 'I<>' M r-e.pouihll llll _ urday.__ _ _ 8 _!3 12t tra~·e~:~rlett ·tires: M~~~:schools. ;5,900.00. LIVESTOCK can hardly be expected to hold the line against a tyhe ~or• , ,,.,., '"~ •n"""'""' 1n.rtkro We Loan Carpet Shampooer at ically sound, $7 by owner. ALBERT M. COX, SALESMAN ! _ _ _ of communism that delivers a 98% .attendance at t e RATES 95 WY z.=e •SHETLAND PONY, complete regularmeetlngso~tbeParty. no cost with purchase of May be seen at Meigs Equipwith saddle and bridle. WilAnimals for Children 1 <.:o:-•t<• .,.,, "'ura ~ne nurTIIt11 8 16 3to l'ollnunu"' l~h arte 8(1 .-oflt Blu• Lustre Shampoo. Baker I ment Co. 8 14 3tp _____' ____ ·- liam Buck, Rt. 1, Cheshire. The Sunday School lesson for Ibis week Is one of the ~ Cento oe• '"'"'" fn• rnrM eoeFurniture, Middlep~rtj tc J9M I> ton · Chevrolet pickups. FOR SALE new 6 room house Call EM 7-7468. 8 17 6tp more familiar stories of the Old Testament, about whlcb 1e,·ut i•·e >nyrtlou 6 F'UI' •;~ 1. 1 •t 1 ~enu per word WUI - - · - - c · ___ _ _ Clayton Bolyard, 189 Ash St. with 3 bedrooms, bath, util~ there is great confl!sion in the average mind. Modern be <"llarg ed 101 •dvt'rlls• ni ll ~ol w ; •hiro lfl daY• afll"f •H•'"' COAL, good. clean Jump. 3 x 5 Middleport. 8 15 6tp ty room, in Dorcas. $6,800.00. LEGAL NOTICE men find it difficult to understand how a God like J~ •D.Ii: oill egg. no slack . Re-screened E. D. Johnson, Phone WI ·9 hovah could require a man to kill his own son, as a sacn· CAtlf' 01' rHA 'IK.S - •1 2!1 lor ., ed ' FOR RENT Ann• Louise Templeton Who• ...., f" . ,o IIVord ntnlmum ~ch ~>'l tl.l • · <>n ker·o! treat at mmf> or U •nN' le Ohltuarlo&~~ oullt!_... sto 3086. 8 12 etc known addre11 w•• Arftll. camp, Lera-~ ~:IC:e:...---------~---~-~~-·~==~~The Yost family allo I ...,., , pC'l .. oro -c olr. Nortb t• beret~:r dell·verd cu ',uml!'er pri'ce now ;;;;"'"""""-::::::-.:::-:;; ·p HOUSE FOR SALE. Modem fled tbat o11 Carolina.. the JUb «Ill' ot Juls. aou. 1983 C burt h he re DD "'·......., o•·rt~> HOURS on Jacobs coal Co . R D I, ONE • 5 Troom apartment. Ph 1' 18eoJ room house, electric heat, ~3 ~~..··".,., •.,er::r,,'",'",,-~ ..!1•u•btt•"·· The Un'iform Sun day Scb 00I Iesson for Augu st _18, ~. O:IIU " ·" ;, _IJI r , 1 llalt, I §JtUMa• 11 · ~1' "M ,,. 12 -'IA UI>DI1 one " - ' ~·of ""'Common ''THE TEST OF FAITH" · 21 lbonugh 25 • The community WU ··"" • ch kJ"tchen ga..._ fend1nt In the Court . 1 Genesll .&..u "HNU.eft!o Pomeroy _ Phone SH 2-4959, Pe s errace. bll" bedrooms 8 12 If· e IT'S SO EASY WY 2_34 69. or WY 2·2437 _ Pt. Pleasant. • , ·- Pleu, Mel.11 county o~o. c..e No. b th -·""- • lb o1 v age. Extra Large lot. can 13.SlT praylrll for <H.-ore• from llkl y e BU\NIOII uea .m:IP TU PU..l 'i A ___ ___ _ _ 1 _15 30tc HOUSE rN Pomeroy. 6 room SH 2--5343 anytime. :;o~·nd~~~-;ro:e'::1~ .. ~ ofll~ut' \!: The· truth is this lesson Is aimed at sounding t h Burke lleof Olerry JUdie, RES'' \ J j:.IRIHit iCING duplex. C1ose to Element2::,· Frlday. was the 11011 of wilN'l <\)) 8 16 &tc u:treme eruelty: the plaintiff •I•o death. tnel1 of 'an ancient and horrible practise: It i'HONE WY 2-2157 1 '62 GMC __ $1695 School. Carpeted. Birch kit:::~ !:r, :!":!, t~?..:~. •::':; .".e common tbing, throughout the world of ~t time, and Mra. Thomu ll!ltkt __ __ _ _ _ _ Pickup: 8 ft. wide side body . chen. Call WY 2·36!8. FOR SALE: 8 room frame ltw n~d!:~d o~.:pr,;:n~e~~e:, fathers- particularly kings- to offer thell' born thls place. - - - [ Almost like the day it w.. ' 8 5 lie home in Middleport c 0 s. o·s''" sons as Jiving sacrifices to the gods. Among tbe Mn. Alma Wh!Uatcb of Part. 1 ' A.ttorneJ for PlalntUI lsi in I th. th' g d !led lbe William NOTICES so d. THREE SLEEPING rooms and pletely modern kitchen and there was a strong revu on aga s IS m • an vis at ~~~ '62 Pontiac _ $2995 bath, 361 s. Front st. Mrs. bath. Close to school. Call storyi!Of this week is intended to teach tbat qo_d Can· home on Saturday. HOT DOGS - ,·eg. 15c. Pool i Bonneville 4 !Jr. !lard Top. Henry Hennesy. Ph. WY 2· WY :t-5324 or see at 3041 prefera the sacrif~ce of an ani~al, to th~ sacrifice of a Mrs. Iris Carr IDII ·daugjlter Long. 2ac. Jack's Dairy Bar. ' !Wal sharp. Power steering 3I34. 8-2-lltc Hamilton Street, Middleport. s~c son. Although child-sacrifice did make_ tis Vickie Lynn and Helen Wooclt Middleport. 8 13 61c and brakes. Hydramalil. _ lie among the Hebrews many years later, 1t a jewelry party at 8 8 LOSE WEIGHT salety --;;-;-h i 1,- room and bath. house. Lincoln ·-when paganism had illfiltrated upon the pure the home of Mrs. Sue Waode DIAIJAX 11nrmerty DEX ·A , He~ghts. Phone WY 2-3874. FOUR ROOM house with 1 acworship (Jeremiah 7;31). at Pomeroy laatFrldayevealnJ. 7 11 30tp re lot. large porch, basement AUG. lt Sa•rlfl•e N~e·•ary ~~~~~~~; l'it.::i~E~::-DIETl new name, same For ' .. " In~'he aro matter. The ""'c'---,-------o-. oil Route No. 7 Phone WY Theodorus Council, Let there be no confuSt'on mu.l.-a Onlv. 98c at Sta rk Pomeroy, Ohio /'HREF:, am~· lt)Uf room furmsb· f • . 2-6127. 7-Z.31ltc o America, will meet in of child sacrifice did not mean that sacrifices Drugs. 6-20-tilllp I__ .,. _ ... ___ ___ _ ed and unfurrushcd apart. Jar session Monday at 7:30 p d ed 1 ·t f th h rrlbl aspects of 0 pnhfJA 'UT·O·M- - E - -.b · IONE Oakland Gas Heater , 12,- ments IVY 2-5434. G•orge Prall reSideoce In Ru~ m at the IOOF Hall · be aban on . n sp1 e o e o e th ~ 1:)'" 0 811 ' 1nsurance ecn I ooo BTU h ' h t 11 1 12 6 tfc land for sale. Cantact Floyd · · which called for the burninf of a son, ere IS some· cancelled') '~ost .. AnnaasHs_ u 01006vaStve_ , CaU)'our , . W'l op~ra.w ames, 1v . POUR ROOM home with bath:, Thomas, Rutland, for inform· sublime in t h e devotion o a f ather who would of• . Sunday School attendance 011 110 2966 2 1 tors Icense · · · ! ersvJ'II e Rd ·· VI 3·""02 p t- Hardwood floors . Full size. auon. 7 13 -·• ..... • • to a god. ~-'"" muc w • or The son problem is to find some way 1~ rebln the ele- August 12 waa 80 '.,,.,.,. ""• land, Box 73 · Ohio... l4 tc basement with . ga_s • I) iN POMEROY Eignt ro 0 m of sacrific,e, and discard the homble r1te of child $25.:rla llld Marla 6 furnace, mce kitchen cabmet, h bed nd bath GAS Conversion..lnll:Der~ Excel- $51) monlh. Pho-. -N\111' ,lla>'- J8r ous~, 3 G roo~ru~ 8 i · lb hi fioo spent last weell: With litoir 11'8Jii.· lent conditioo:"l!lO, · :·$137 when en 882·2843 ,, ,,.,,.. ~-· ge ot ood location out o S King David whas offerted ftfhe re~fic~~ the' paJenls, Mr. and Mn. Lewlt · · -~ _ .• high water. Call WY :1-2590. as a place w ereon o o er. sacr , new. R. s,. WillioiM, c-e+l v~ =~ ~ lie farmer owned it tried to m.ake Jt as a ~~ t to Wyenmlller 10 TONIGHT \ Coolv J!le 667-6264 8 13 6 tp m=r"'E,.-LY;:-;F;-ur_n..,. is'""he-;d-:: .4 room and The MI. Union sunday school To David replied, in a classic phrase, "I .:· ilat 10 P.M. to 2 A.M. . bath apartment. Middleport. BUSINESS SERVICES held their annual picnic at the offer to the Lord tha~ which c~sts me nothl~g_." week with her father, Clarenct BARGAIN STORE Used cloth- Phone WY 2-3874. - -- .. --Portland Park on Sunday. More In that sentence there 1~ ~be basic Idea under ymg Sporrier, who Ia 111 liDizer ._ Music by The Vikings ing and shoes C!if~m. We>t 7 II lie PHOTO COPVlNG Servtcea. than filly attended from Mt worship and sacnf1ce. pltal 1 , Vtr_g,ma.____ 12tc SMALL Apartment, and sleep- Copy any letter or docamenl Union and several from Carl: my own. experience have Glady• Ferren etld Mn. USED 1963 Apache Eagle c·amp ing room. 121 Butternut St. '~euter Insurance, Pomeroy ton church also enjoyed the day most rewardmg church servlc':\' d d at dlfflcul- Jerry Wood of Akron are vlalt. trailer, complete With extras. 8 13 tfc z 15 lfc with the group. have been those_! atten e ubn er ere t t to .log Mr and Mn WOllam Rad· LOUNGE -- ---The religious expertences tbat ave mean mos · • A bargain. Call or see. Dr. &arl Gneoer, PJambiD& aad Mrs June Jones and childh be th se that came to me In tbe midst ford and family. Mro. Ferrell Ia POMEROY, 0. K. D. Amsbary , Smr Route, FOR SALE OR RENT Heating ren of Dayton spent several days . ave en Mra. Radford's a~nl . Pomeroy, OhJo. WY 2-GBJti. FOR SAlE· 5 om h MIDersviUe, Oldo with her brother-in-law . . . S ending Life For Trtftea Mn. Battle Bolla hu been CARD OF THANKS 8 15 tfc , . ro ouse gas ' End voar sewer troobles Sisler, Mr. and Mrs, . f tCe distinguishing characteristics of returned to her home after 1- WOULDLIKE to -thank my ! ==co-==~--,-·-- _ I ~:;,~in:'w~uud":::~ LcJ. We have aU silet Perry and her parenis. Mr.. It IS one t~at we spend prodigally for petty purposes. spending some tbne Ill Meigl many frieuds for lhe beautiful TRUCK BEDS for sale. One Bx I cated 123 Hudson Street S.wer Machines Mrs. Elza McComas. entertainment liquor tobacco - our cash ~raJ HoopltaL get well ca•·ds and lhe lovely I 12 wood bed, m One good I Middleport. Price, $6001. In: 1\1-asonable !tales Mr. and Mrs. Ray Stout, Sle- outla s for such vastly exceed ou; expenditures for edu· Mn. Roy Grueaer l)llllt last flowers sent Jo me dudng my I steel dump bed complete with qUire Ohio Hotel. I CaD WY H9'11 Day or Ntt:IJI phen. Nancy and Michael, of Y and religion Horse-racing, for example, takes week In North C&roilluJ, stay in the Univrrsity Hospital ~ sides, $375. See Ivan Car_7 26 U~ Charleston, W. Va:, and M_r. out of American pocketa than charities. 45 8 tfc In Columbus. May God bless . man, Route 2, Pomeroy, HEATING, Plumbing, Moeller andd MOors. _Estell KiEI~byhe, Rhonme The communists are willing (or are spend present social tJOCUl'lty nol eac h and everyone of you, Ohio al Peach Fork Rd. HELP WANTED Furnaces. Arnold Brothers, an nme 0 Jza 1 town, three four and even five nights a week only provides retirement beneMrs. Freda M. Smith 8 17 3tc 018 East Main Street, Pom- 1 · are guests of therr par- doctrlnatio~ lectures. And in comparison our adult fils but also paymenll to ell.. 8 17 ltc HOUSE COAL, quick delivery. PERSONS interested in seiling eroy. Pbone WY %-ztfl. Ments, Mndr. aMnd MJrs.hRoheRrtSStout scboois get no more than an Infinitesimal percentage t • workers and benefits tor - - --c:--_.:Call WY 2-6655. 8 17 3tc ! new and used automobiles, 7 20 tic r. a rs. o n . tout, Americana of tbe same age. And mid-week prayer mee • and aurvlvortl F SI write giv•ng age and qualifi~ Diana and Johnnie, of Harrl• . one' the ~ ann! ' __ __ or a e · WE SELL quality furniture. Ba- cations, previous employers. sonville _were Sunday guests and tn~b~~ogmmunlsts can beat us unless we are willing to tho ~ ::::::,d...,"~~ ONF. MALE Coon Hound. one ker Furniture, Middleport. Must be aggressive. L o c a callers melded Andrew Greer, 0 a reataer limit! . out of 10 ...;t.;;:••lncllrdlng English Bulldog, 1 Beagle 8 17 3tc a~ency. Selling. plus commisR C. Greer, Tom Fauber and g (C!pyright 1963 by the Division of Chrlstia_n Educa· those enga•.. In self-employ. l'ound, 1 Collie pop. Call SH OU!l PRICES are law. Bak; sion. Write : Box 668T, The To Have Your Rita Kaye Teets. . tion, National council of the Cburcbes of ChriSt in the lllelll, f . , . , and clomeeli<! 1 2·4834. 8 16 3tc Furniture, Middleport. Daily SentineL Coal, Oil or Gu Mr. and Mrs. Max Me Callie, U .1 d States of America.) k ---·• by .......1 8 17 31 0 17 31c Ann Arbor, Mich., spent sev· 01 e wor • are ""'"''"" -~ UEF.D CLOTHING bargains - - - - ·-· c eral days with her mother Mrs aecurlty. This year over Women's dressea l>-51l cents, FOR SALE OR TRADE WOMAN for general housework. Cleenod end Checked Faye Jordan. Others wh~ join: second place and Ava Greeodollars U'e paid In beneMen's and BOys· pants and Live in. WY 2-5241. for Winter each month to ...--'"&&teh - •• a 16 ltc ed them for a family dinner on lees, third place. Visitors from . rec1"""'~• .~ 5 •rts lia--.JV cen.t.s., Men's sh~s '54 CHEVROLET, 4 door, cheap S d M 1 nd Ha ison ille 18~ million penta. mort and hats. Sm;th s Clothing or wiU trade for good motor EXPERIENCED & un ay were r. and Mrs. Star, Laure a rr v 3100 raldenll of Meigs Store Open 1 da ys a week scooter 1\lso lathe and jig- steady employment. 8 :s~r~·~~~= ~:::~~- :~ Granges were prerent. are reeelvin8 ' ooclal Letart Palls OhJO 7-1S-30tp saw. Can be seen at 629 N. stating wages expected, re- ,::•w~ :'.T:-:'4-w:.~~~ Walter and Mr. and Mn. La- The Cooley Reunion was held benefits lotalbl8 aver GREAT. LAKF-s Ho 11-;, Trailer. I Second, Middleport, or call ferences and experience. vern Jordan and children M at Temple Church Sunday. per year. At IllY lltne $1800. Russell Welch, WY 2- 1 WY 2-2410.. Must be sober. None other . 0 McCOY' and Mrs. Dwaine Jordan. a~ The MYF hoi theheld . Temltsple !!,~~ Social beSecurllolybelpAdmlato istroIIIT/0. 8 13 12tp FOR--SALE - OR - TRAi:iE: , Six need apply. Write Boc 668P, Ohio. Bryan were afternoon callers odist Churc a C8Jl yoo, FRYIIIiGC IDCKENS on foot I room house, bath, furnace, Care o! The Daily Sentinel. 4 18 tfc The Carpenter Boys 4-H picnic at Lake Alma on Sunday. BY WIUJAM P. BARUR lbe dlllriet of75c each. Dr~sed whole, 90d garage, 2 lois on Stale High8 13 6tp held their annual hayride and In the evening the group met Distrkt Manager, Marlette at 3119 Putnam lllnel, Mar· each. Cut up and tray packed, way. Will sell on land con- EXPERJENCED babysitter, wiener roaat on Sunday oven- at the ehurcb Do yoo know how many lel·.!;iiitiio;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iil!i,_iil!iiii ' . $1 .00 each. You can 'Nrite traet or will take acreage light housework , 5 day week. ing with Lavern JordaD, advis- was progratp. - ~- WJ • ~ ten are In the foUowiDa three your order, I will deliver. AI- as part payment. Lelia Wea- Call SH 2-41148 after 5,00 p m. or, furnishing transportation for topic ""MoYi':" arid TelevlaiOO. words (without counting them, tWYher':,Y;. s yracust;, Ohio. Ph. - -----·. __ _ 8_13 6tp I the ha~ from his home to Mr. and Mn. Fern Gillogly of couroe!): "Social Security 10 have tomat~•s for can. rung, 85c bu. ,, ngoes, SOc voo 33. HOUSEKEEPER for widow and the Granville Stout farm where and Mr. and Mrs. Hai-old GO, AdminlstraUon':! You don'tJIAVEYOIINIIMIIAIOIIr peck. Write complete name 8 17 3tc 4 children. Live in . Phone • the Wiener roast waa held. At. lngly and children, were SUD- don't worry, you're an avet'fll:ell 'IMl NEW .&.aw,corr and address if you want order AUTO SALES New Haven Ill.!'l-3381 after 5 tending were David and Dean day giles\s of Mr. and Mrs. American citizen, but an Amerdelivered, or pick up yourp. m. Gtp For All Of Y<Jur Needs Wooten, .fohn Vale, Chari.. Ralph Frazier aod famny bt lean eltlzen to whom thole lbn.ell 12 8 n. Rambler -dd Krebs, Jr., stanley Hutton, Den- Gallipolis. words are very imporlalil. Miss sell. Anna Haines, 1906 StiversvUie Road., Box 73, Port- ' W•rkl Standard '' Campacl Female Help Want~ -I Mi leport Feed Mill ver Queen. Mr. and Mrs. T. , ElaitJe McCullough ol MaJrlettaJI .. :· · .•$ ·. _ land, Ohio. 8 14 6tc EseeDeoce Tony Fowler, Ow- & Opp. M. Galaway, Donnie, Kathey Airman Js~Ciaos Harley Pie- who is working lhla llllii1IH!l' Rig car ro.. m. ride and performMARKET RES "We Do Custom Gl11ldinlf"" and Rex Cheadle, Rodney and kelt, Cape naveral, Fla., Ia 81 lito student 18slalanl , In NEW STYLE Venetian blinds. once SmaU car economy and INTERVIEvJ't:SCH N. 2ftd Awo. Middleport Walter JordllD, Thad DYe, spendin8 several days vlsllinl our Qfflce pointed out to . HlsPitiL ~. ( .~.- -slat, vertical slat, managerabnSharon Cox, Sonny and Meryl hls mother, Mn. Laura Krebl ihat t~ are 28 leiteca Experienced to · Lavem ~ "~ oth~ 1 h _,oJt·~_,..,..., ..._.• "'""""'""' !bamboo wood slat. Free estiSee ~·7 do part time interviewers house lo house Complete Service BaUey, Mr. and Mrs. m re atlves ore. those three words - 28 .··~:II ........ Metropolitan Moton and telephone surveys in Co-ill Bradford Jordan and famlly ead tho host Mr. and Mrs. Audrew Chap. words have behlntl .... ' male. Dale Wippel Supple. · 8 10 3lltc E. MaiD Street, Pomeroy or nearby area. Write, Ph- ., Contaet family, Mr. and Mrs. Granvllle man IIDd son, Michael, of Mo- euctly the oame numbel' o! . SALE ON APACHE CAMPERS Pboae IVY %-3870 Wr'~Ji~Es RESEARCH A. C. BRADFORD Debbie ilnd Jimmie. : ~la.~er:.:~ts o!A ~yean ol service. f1'1enty-ei&bl lloilwicltPolkJ'. _ only ., per mo. up _ after 22 70 Fifth A••· RadDo, DbloJ mbia Grange No. 2135 , . rs. . • yeara agu, on August 11, 183il, 4 ••5 , New York, N.Y.IOOll for their regular meeting CUter, lbe past week. Mr. and lito Social. Security Act wtil 1 18 tfc Jln811: down pa)menl. Have ·1953 Two-<loor Chevrolet,- West ~'riday evening. Stale Mrs. Oley Wlnten of Calumbus signed and a govenune~t ·, Pelrl W. Wlllllml llwo demoostrators at big Virginia State Inspected. WeiCOBA SERVICI Grange Deputies, Mr. and Mro. visited with the Caaterl tlill clalltlsurance Pft!III'IDI was IIBVinl!ll-·~" Pickup truck camp- bert Weaver, Mason City, REAL ESTATE Vlr•U Atkins, coiJducled the !week. · K•.-.h D. WiiHIHnl ...."'~tro"" ,............. fllllrdlll B I' • er aI10 w:cwer ren tals. Am s-. w. v.A, 8 13 6tp FOR SAL . --- and aull•, att. at the ••nw annual '"""""'ion .... lector flr'st l:lln::\1 -1 to _, Ill !'J. _.,. ,.. .. 'tmry Marine Trailer Sales 631 . - ----·E . Seven room house ••• ~tr~a of ...... .....~""'..... • u..: .. t ·""' ~~ IF rth A G II" r Ow 1954 Ch<ivrolet Automallc trans- with two lots in Dexter Ph ' ••· ,_,.,.,. ""'" "" ""'; er presented a prograll1 on II'OR scHO!IJ. loVNCIIE8 lor the 0:.ft_IJ , . ' lil]lld,Jdft_l 4-1~ .ve. a Ipo I;· ~ mission, good buy, good SH 2-5567, Clyde Davis.· . I ,._, ,,.. _,..,.. ,...., the vacation _pooslbllltlea· ol , _ , Jil ', lt3t the law ,was ~~~r~111 -;r , ,... '".. · '"'virT>'J;,ij-;:; _13 niDg condition, $17>. Allred a 13 lll.p " ....... ''''"" . Ohio. Special mUBlc and read- : wAS)nNroN <UPIJ - ,'l'l)e IJI<:Iude paymenla for •. : , OIIPIC• MOiiQ1.,' ' • r ooll. Cllf- CaJShdollar, Reedsville, tngs were "glv~. The. skirt croas Agricu,lture J!ePartmenl !!Jie!!d• ·B!fd children of retired . 9,00 ., i,ID,DIIIIy•,)' '· Pomeroy, WY Coolville ll6H234. Birch stepsav!ru~mtcsh,en. B eedin Curti edl stifAlh contest was held wltb to porchasol onm• lut~"f'' ~W~lt:h :~·:th~a:t~~ch•DRe .'bt , ..., A~_,.u· · 8-17-3tc 1 14 6tc r g, •• 8 re ng ! Mrs. Mary Jorlltin as first· place tp, uae ' · Jicllooi· · -, ~...... minum siding, storm Service, Inc. F..- service, ca_ltl winner, Carolyn Greenlee•. sec- ' luliCIJ ' · '·'· at 11181 DODGE, well equipped. windows. Insulated, Leland Par~er; P11Q1el'07, ond and ./l•a Greenlees, third. i :the Fu rnlb~re, Toke over payments. No moo- •ir heat. Large lot. Shown Ohw, _Phooe WY 1-2284 or Car'ol)'lf Greenlees woo nest ~;:'':f:·t~lit~";;.J~.t: 1~~b!ecl ey down. 311 Beech St., Mid· appointment. Call Pomeroy I Chaster, ~I$. . pts,..;, .in lhe Onl~ge !'lui ~ s 11 ate dlepor. 8 11 ep wY 2-3041. a If &t<; a 1a 3tJip COilteat, ,EIIzabelh: ;;~t:;;J!;~~:J~~ DEAUIJNES ...... ~GO P. IlL DIJ ~~ PabUa.t&oD IIODaQ O.ad.hna DIGO 4. II. I · · ·· I I 3 oao! l ·............... •. •· D~WT·• ILU. 12. "Qddd flit LI'L ABNER lllollull" '10' IS MIONIN' LCIUJSVILI..E. CHAR~IE-WIF '/ORE GREAT e.JGFEET!T .,_ M.CIOOOIN' ·~ IJ KING ~· ... <I' That I ·remember! It w•$ • ten-dollar bill! m- 1'· I_A L II I BlaetfnarS R ck S • r===--..-..--.=-.:0·~ l ~.jr, -....arpen er DANCING ·i B_~ ' !.."":~~ f~n!~~~t f~~eofever ~- ° 1 ' Now IS The Time FUR NA( E •v• SOCIAL SECURITY B k S yfriecf a er cl~b ·eantacl ':.,~~~y MASTER MIX and MASTER MADE s FE ED B,·I DaET ,,· E·R,, n-··· PO~EROY . I- Stouc!. tJPR 0 A. BO C I 'f a • 08 8 RU N N 8 QO I I It V K RB X p p R !DICK 11 It I p y R '·--.-·· •r.~ · · 0 Bii-B 'IV A BROP R 0.-K ZftB U H Voo.._,a ~ IDVIIIU11WfQ CIOIII 'IQ IIIII W!l'l WAli'l'i _IICI'!JUKO.- 11-&Y -· - .. • . . L - - " ' - Grueser . Society New , MARTIN HC TEL B ft P = ,.,IUfli~....sc,tlliiJ&,, :'vo~ ·C: ;::: 1 tabll·'-··:~r~=·:· =~~~:~ ,WY', 6 1 . 1 0 n- _WMPO Radio 7:115 Bmltfut Parti -. t:U JoD!I llulclJ Sbow 18:115 Podt8 Party 10:35 Public Sent.. 11:1111 Top Ten Show ,,., Fan:• Nowa 12:00 tloon Report a-n T:Oii BnMtut Par1J 12:10 Rev. Merlin Teelr D.O•ht Slar Sbow I:OII Platter Party "Y'lllloW, lmoprie, I thauaflt thtl whole point In _... 7:11 -.. 1:00 Swldowa llerenld8 GUt hera wu to pt away f1011 It 1111• 7:11 Pioklnl lldwr SllG1r 7:10 \SlJII Oft 7:50 News Report - Oblo 1:1111 SiJill Oft - J Brukfut Parlf SUNDAY UO B..utaat PariJ UOp 7:10 Sip On Nelli U6 Coffee Willl Juet 1:00 Baptlol Laymu't Raw 8·41 lltU.J l'ltwtoa 1:10 Hour ""Dollvaran.. 10:115 MIDllterlal Auoc. (Rev. PlllJ J-) : Counlr7 RGt Down t:OO Win1a Ill Heallq 11:06 Swap Sbof t:IO ~J Show f'um NtWI 10:00 Volot ot Propllley Famil1 Worsldp Bour-'11111 !0:10 ~J . _ Nooa Report II :10 Coualr)' H)'lllll- !MONDJ~Y TBBU I'IIIDAY !'lew 1, 110 ••_.. 011 1:11 Saer«< Heart 1:10 Coualr)' Jlllllboree mo Mulla Jllll rar Yoo 1:00 4:11 t:30 t:SO a:oo GoeuJ.'a Glial Slar·l'rl Platter l'lrlf Blaatinar Auto llhow 1..oo.J NeWI BW Slenl Sporll aowuac ~ 1:011 Vq P•.trlc:k Sports 1:20 SUPdowt1 lleretlade 7:00 'nit World Tudq 7:10 1:00 Oft Olf - J - I:GD Sip On N"'" 8:115 Caatllr1 J~ 1:• hnD Hen 12:1111 Nooa " - ' 12: II Tbe llelrdl 12:10 lilY. ar.lill ,._ t:ID am1 Grallaal 1:10 Tbe Lullllna Hour 1:. 811111 ot 1M T1mea IRIIY. w. a. B!Dupll 1:11 Public Serviee 2:31 The BIJ Life 3:1111 Suadsy 8hatft!aM I:GO Hour ot lllelldtm ,,. .JGba GriiiiD ••• Sundl)' 8hatft!aM 1:00 Suodowtl . . . . . ,,. . . . Oil I:Dtl 8lp 011 - J111t CALM oov.tl, AHHII! I HAll?'/ SAID HE'D HAVE LtiWVERS AHO ENG'INiEI?S ANO .O. LL ~OF E'X~E~ FLOWN IN TOOAY! 'fOU SEE, TO P~ECT AI'-IV OIS (.."''OJERY 'SO I#ILUABLE HE MUST EMPLOV TI-lE BE~ BRAINS AND SI(ILLfi, At-ID ACT FA6T! wow! I GUESS FOLI<'ii iolh-IO F!G;G'EIC! ALL IN.DIAHS ARE SORT o· I..A'Z.V At't' Sl 014 MEVER MET , 1l:!£!r INDIAN ! �• . -· . Cove~ Dish DinM~ PrecedM ,, .,.,~. - a£-,·n ... AL-.u Federated Circle Group Event '"" ' '' UUIH People In pomeroy I" A sllt o'cloek covered dish mass 8l'l'alllemenl of &ladloll euter preceded the meeting of and Unnlas, with wbito eaDdlel lhe Federab!d CITcle Wednes- on either •Ide. Ml's. GladY• aay evening at the chur>)l wtth ICuckler and Mrs~AIIV<JedPr:! Mr and Mrl OIID BaDey 1& members and gueslli, Rev . were srandchildren. ·Nora and Bruce and Mrs L. L. Roush, prese~t. dessert course. · o1 Cleveland are tho peota of the dinner t h relatives and attended tha fair . The table was attractiVe . '" I ed !Fhite cover and centered wtth adjourned to lhe social Delbert Blake of Baltimore, F~~::;;.g _ ff . • 22nd :Mcf/roy· Reunicmtleld . ' At Portland 'I l "I ~ "'" ' I u 8-DIIIY senitnel, ' AndFKlng~JRetutn AL-... 6urney UVCII 0rom~ --L-d 'ddl ....... ' n .;x:uuuur ~~~ lddlepol't, I :SOCiety News Eut Ill vlslltnl and lee eroam Wll , Mrl. VIctor Grim. VIckie reo ere gtven to lbe old- Imalned for a loqer visit wllb serv~. ~tending J: '!bey traveled through ala~ 101"1 and ~ wu- ~=::":"'tm~~s;or: ~~~:.,w:. ~~ ~igh; .:!~t- ward Griffith at Bashan bonored Rev. GrWI)h, Herbert :•~?.,::! ~n"exhortatton ~ers W~ ~nd ~~~: ~0 ~ar'gest p~renlli, ~re!d ;...I ~Ohio M!!~ ~t~ da~=er~ ":gh::~. ~:e:;;~ M~ do~ M~a.::• :~~,::,gh r =" Bon~ ~d a bake less bake sale at ~lwood I the were Friday runcheon guests Pre~ent "'I were Mr. and M r s. r also visited in Sarasota. I TONIGHT "THE SAVAGE GUNS" ~~ J~'aplea, I~ Hu~::~TE;'.~~T;rentiss sb~r. MEIGS THEATRE Rut}and I j ·and Family Returns From Motor 'd Trip Along r, ewater I Ft-anOeo·JI~Idenl ~or Private SeM>icea Are Held Thursday cumberland Gap where !visited caves and ••••'"''" They went through the wpererivahte01d i and okvisi\edndpoints Ill Cher ee a at 10 a.m. for Elmer_ Reed , burg, North Carolina and mer Middleport busmess man, tended the program, "U n t who died following a long Ul· These Hills" presented by ness. He Is survived by hI ' Cherokee Indians. wife,. Hazel and daughter. Nan- Ghost tnwn Ill North Coroltna, cy. and poinlli of Interest at Rev. Fred Gardner official· gie Valley and Chimney ed at the service with burtal In N. c. were visited. 'l'hey saw Middleport Hill Cemetery. Pall- the battleship "Memorial," at bearers were John. Zerkle, John Wilmington. N. c. and visited Werner, Wayne Gtbbons. Gene Beach. At Atlantic, N. Grate, Ernest Lewis, and M. they crossed the Pamlico L. McCord. . Sound in 8 ferry which took hours, then drove up I h e outer banks of North Carolina Nasa Head and on to VIrginia Beach, where they visited the playgrounds. Crossing the ocean underpass, stnpped at Monticello, Va. to see the home of Thomas then took tho skY,line stayed at Shenand<>--ALL SIZES - - . park. On the retum trip they vltlb!d at ney, W. Va. with Lawrence Teaford. ri,'::;'~y "'~~~!I ;;M;~ou~;n,;te;.lns PONY CARTS "NATURAI.LY WE HAVE A CHECKING ACCOUNT - DOESN'T EVERYONE?" HARNESS by check, instead of running the risk of carrying so much cash, is the sensible thing to do. It also saves time, gives you automatic re- record of money spent. Enjoy the advanta~es of a checking account with 111. ceipt:a and gives you a permanent 100th Anni..,.oary Of Tho Naflon~l I OF All KINDS ' ' SUPPLY STORE WY 2·2774 111 W. 2nc1 51. Po,.roy Duet BOnklnt , The FARMERS BANK and Savings·Company '' ,., ;! t . '' ,, . ' Memll1r Federal RMII"Ye Syetern I ' Mtll:itr F..,.al O.paolt lnsul'llna (tlrperatlon ',, '''!i~ ~ POMEROY, OHIO I ' t an mea of tlnkl we hantUe fw OOW• c• _ .' what wa~ell. , RJJtland Furniture · We aemee · . • l Jo1:_~· dY Law.!.J• De =~YOur nny, Two CJwslJir~ ' boys , t s. . Mr. and Mn. Roy Heiney 81111 family of Marietta called 1111 friends and recently. Mr. and Mrs. Gerie Hagen and relatl~ea became I Vehicle which was said to • ~~~\ d . · : e ' r, . . U _.,o" . . , . 0~--· '$ 11" 1,ol be IJer's ambulance, treate!l and ~Gawa . coontyls sixth· and · sev- lpassing another auto headed released. Mn. Jividen was in biiJhw•y trafilc fataliti.S sooth, a state of shock. She wl8 n o t the year Saturday nll!ht in a The Jividen vehicle hit an ·questioned after the miJIJap. E~ and one-car amasbup one mile north embankment, came back ontn . ' of Addison 011 Rt. 7. ber;n 0 j the highway, then fllp- Officers_ said the Jividen ~uto KiUed lnatantly were Edison lped over three or four times was heavtlr damaged. The r e WASIUNGTON - Rail UnJividen, 12, and hls broth- wbUe skidding oideways _down wore no Witnesses. T~ mishap ion and managment Edward, 3. SUsbtly In- the highway . ,occurred at 8.03 p.m. tors were summoned to a was the driver, Mrs. Ron- The boys were thrown from Until March of thlt year, Galdown meeltng tuday In a govCasto Jividen, the boys', the vehicle. Roth were crushed lla coonty had recurded only emment effort to break tbe im. to . death. Officers believe they one highway fataUty ln 17 passe over sround rules · Investigating State Hisbway 1were thrown through the wind- I months. The death toll during settling their long dispute. Patrolmen 541d Mrs~ Jividen shield. the past five and one • half Both the railroads and the was driving nol'th on Rt. 7.· She I The mother received leg and !months reached seven after Sat. unions have asre<d In submit apparently cut to the right In 1 arm lacerations. She ""s ruoh· urday's wreck. an ed to Holzer hospital by Milthe two main issues - size of ar. effort tn train crewa and firemen's job! •, Edison Ray Jividen wa s - to binding arbitration. But ~born May 24, 195I In PUtnam the unions Insist on negotiating W.Va. Dale Edward secondary issue• before arbi· was born Feb. 21, 1960, trsUon begins. in Gallipolis. The youngsters I .. " I V40 unteer p l•tots .. 1 Hospital NeWS Me~r ;a..w.~:. survived by their .l!i~...,j Carmel . .n this car and crushed. dy;ng instantly, about 8 p .m . Sa!UI!o 11 C outy 's six,h and seventh highway fatalities of 1963. ~ News, Events· ay Fair Admission aturday To 10,642:~ Mrs. Perry E. Livingston, Rt. z,. PI Pleasani, dauiJhter, 12:· Mr. and . Mrs. Arnold Thatdp.m. son of Cedarville, Ohio, apent 14 AmOIII Alllnl Thursday and Friday with Mr. • and Mrs. Homer Circle and _Those listed fair on the mid family and Verna and Mario mght report at Holzer boopltel Circle. included Mrs. Pearl I. Knapp, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Barnlts, Mrs. Harry S. Woomer, Mrs. children and Mn. Dean Bamltz Margaret Call, Ray Mathtas, all of Pomeroy spent SUnday Howard Neisler, James H. Get- evening with Mr. andMrs. Dellll ties, Mrs. WilHam _Scarback, Brinker and Mr. and Mrs. Carl . Miss Mayme Berrtdse. F . van Meter of Dorcas wu Dlscbrsed calling. th dlsch rged at Harris of 8 Among 058 Mr.. and Mn. Lee Holzer during Springfield theh weekend hours were. ;;ph·Ia at the lfomer CirCle ome.Su Grueser, Mrs. T • There were 40 present lor n• Mrs. Homer day School Au8':'st 11. . l!rnlth, Mrs. e I Mrs. ~er CITCie and, DuMa, Lester S~phens, Mrs. Nar ey Carl, Dune Circle, Margaret hosp_lla~ fu:~ : :~erE= i~ f - • / 1ten- the gra ndstand , not counting pre lipollsl second In both heats: ,' sue- scho?l age children who w~re ·:stormy Pam An." third 11 .~ ·day adm1tted free, and persons w1th first ht!at; ··Jenny Bea," third , .,897 state fair passes, which were in seco nd heat. the honored . 1 Fret>-for-all: "Mr. Corkey,•• The fair ended abou t 11 p. m. first in first heat, sec ond ill · lit- in a blaze of fireworks with the second heat; "Atomic Pick," wer Racine Vol un teer f<~ire Depart- second in first h~at , fir:;t in •hen ment in charge . second heat: "Betsy Vo," third , SATURDAY RESULTS ' in liM heat !owned ov,;,~~.~ ··ank., Saturday--racing reSl&lt.s. (Qor~. ~nd_ ~ij~&~~. $pencer, P · as harness 1 Pat.-e · ··s ister Too." and " I rna Bud .'':·~9~~~ set first in both heats : " f:yre Raid" se<:ond heat (owned by second in both heats : ''G inny Waid Humphre.v, Pomeroy 1. the Holdup ," thkd in bolh heats. Alfred Gans, Pomeroy, for tht .)Jl's Trot : ''Success Coy,'' firs! in third consecutive year, exhiblt·tlon both heals: "Frank D. Jackson'' ed the grand champion buJJ .q, t in /owned by Frank Jackson, GaJ. the Hereford Cattle divisioa. ' ' spen~ Thom~s ~toeSrnlth ~';;. H ~tar~=~~W~ a!: By~r. ':!·Ha~ld SUNDAY, AUG., 18 through SATURDAY, AUG. 24 Broadway Musical Undergoes Changes f. ' I By DOROTHY kiLGALLEN \ , I· under :~umielli: ·- "':!:: .J.. -"" Iii·'\':· ' ·•.-.- --:·.= Wall To Wall Carpet For Your Home · ·Let one.of our men meosure'your floors. You can select the ·-- - ~--.-- ,. " • •• bt ~e Jf"flll ro.-.....tV s ' ~ ldYth:Ja'm ~ Tin!!, i~" ~Is ' l a "' t Wotcfoool ._1)- lor TV --mHig c•lofs wll .... Jony t..wis $1oow- AfiC.TV. Wittt m u p I 1.. night opoo.lt a -W. lor • • ooodlaot.""" 1M 11to fonnatl Wile-toft I ol • logJony-lll .;.,..Sa....., •••ool!- ••po="'' Ffan'cl~ M~ lfifJ •. bacto-.. l!ril!C F r carpet yoU like, thuolor, the textures, the brand you like besHn_ourCa~~~partment on the 2~,~;~:· We'll q~tt-. you o~ the.completlkllnstailatlon, (at no ·oblidation to you) and you calf up our s,nsiblt Credit s.,Vli~. : · . (It's ·th~" ' ::;.. , ' .' . .foq ·ant{ .~n~~i~q~ ~WI.. I to b"·~~,~ ~~:·: .' , ·, • ' • t• • , ., '' ' ' • ' - -- ith Entombed Man·"'·~ t";. -:..:":.0;::':!=·"';· :::;.:':U.. - ----~- :e., ""'"..t= '" • ...=-r...,'"'' but now nobody seems to know where he Pencil · ·· ls. At Saks Flft}l Avenue, ~here he head· A QliUooal magazine; all set to print ed the beauty salon so bnefly, tl!ey ju~~ n article by Douglas FairbJIIks Jr, tit- say "Mr. Masters ls no longer With us. . "Chiva!J:y," )'8i!ked the piece alter : : . No!ellst Katherine AD_ne Porter ls Maddy Rice-Davies propelled the, actor's . hospitalized after a bad fallm San Sebas:Dame iDto ·headllne.s dllrillg the Stephen tlan, SpaiD. w.Ud. tiiill ... If Dr. ·Wai'd had been ac• • • """tied'' he would have attempted a lee:Bob Wells, on-again-off-again bustoW. of the Ulllted States. 'l'he plan• band of singer Lisa Kirk, was rushed ned title of his talks: "Britain To4ay, Her from New York to Hollywood to joiD the MOrals and Her. Politics" ... City Tax Judy Garland 'i'V writin& staff ~ Comfuissioner Paul Rao Jr. ls heading George Schlatter was let g11. The rest of for the Democratic 119minallon·'for ·~ov· the ~how's crew ls still quaking from the ernor of New York. iD 1966. ' Bill he'll big blowup, and Judy dashed to Ban have to !Iallie Jl'rankflnl>. RoqseVelt ~1:. Francisco for a vacation when the walll f,.,. the honor • • • !'fat Ktng Cole was tet- eaved in . . . Allltinda of big names have '" his N E · Ia d Rlal.t vi&lll!d the VIP Room at tbe Playboy rtbly when¢a~ieeUed ew ng n ....,.... dnb upaet date was because the .Club in. Chicago, but none made the lmplace was closed for serving Uquor to a paci on the customers that Van JohtiSOa airl the Jegat drloltin& age.. The did when he strolled in with a friend the liWdent N(IRB!IDted ..a jluge financial other night. He caused an absolute fur· . loa to Nat, a!ld lie's taldng the case to or - especlally among the wcinien -• · ·· · -.. and spent tbe whole time signing autohis UwOU. · )i ts, bu t M •· ~ frOiif btin~Amertcan ex· graphs and listening to CO'!'P men rt "The situation ,m. Qa· behaved with the utmost modesty r.cas remiiul¥ Dill el!pJosive days through it all. . . . In Havana just· befo,. 'the Batista govIt's been quite _a montb for orchestrll . e Uell to C~'trubeia lll!d I lost ·leader Lester La DID -.he. broke a ~«!- , ~ 'CUba. i hope Uncle year attendance record at ihe.. Cavalier :~ :w-~M, W$ ·Wis." ... The dt. Hotelln .virginia Beaell! made the Con~ ~- "e lift the Hrls '!Mip,itd to be snappiei: flt'elsiollal Record and was elected to t~e 'h..l '· when "A Board of Governors of San •_ of In Shot hi' Italy. Museum of Perfwmlng Arts, - - . -.. Paui4!t!e GOcl~ bi·co-atarring wltb Sinclair, beautiful ex-wife of pr'Odue~r Shelley Wint&;,',_.-d,'bjltllladles are f• .·. George Abbott, ls in Spain. ~ltei' ~ , , ~f mota for nialdilg the verbiage tdDfe, . .•• with her best beau, _~- ~~· H~ s.so · -- .. • · ' ··- " • · diatrelsed be's trying I!! IIQ~!le h.'!f Ulterior decorator to go over ~ ber J 0 ttlngs iD ''""* RUTLAND, OHIO -PhoneSH. 2;;4811. . j rushed .'::."'!!:.";::•"f':.. ,.-;;: A Bulk Tank Service . w~ JHE DAily SENTINB ~~ fake, Mrl. Lewis' 1181'1'11, and Je'Du.nade· ~ Ethel and abti and bury. (!) ~ ~1 ' silllliiOM VISITING HERE . Ethel Garland and• ~ il Mrs. Howard Van Meter of "DaVIa, wbose: bfrtbdaya. ·~~~=' II •• ,._ ~L 1\fonday,, aitd their liCift, Nurth RidSeWen u V1I 1"''I '""' th wb 'blrlbda)' WBI Mrs. Clarence Price of Bred- :sd;.,. oae System We Pay 3% lntareat On Your Savlngo __ __ ------------------------------~~--~~-----D_ee•_a~ -x_•~!_'-__l_n·-~.~~ · --o_t~T_h_e_M_~_: __JI __ ~~n_A._~_--_______________1~ V~O~L~X~V~N~0~-~1~0~6----------------~--~Po~M~e~R~O~Y~~ID~D~LE~PO~R~T~,~QH~IO~~~--~M~O~N~D~A~Y,~A~U~G~U~~~~9~,~19~6~3-------~ .. ;.~ ..,. Park SUnday. Attendorrllng and Mrl. Floyd N S, ...-, and Mrs. ,Bob Adams, lll\bby Mlltor Mr. and Mrs. Herbert , Roush• and Roger, Mr. and · ' Mrs. Erwin Gloeckner, and David, Marcia, and ....,. ward Moran Tom Norris, WJI. I ~rs K~te Rowe is a rP-eat lng three weeks with Mr. and ca ·nd · h Mrs Clarence Shields and lamsra mot er · Mr and Mrs Dennis Manuel lly. . of eoiumbus are announcing Mrs. Ellen Sarre and daugbter, Mrs. Olden Thaxton of . Phoenix, Ariz., are spending • two weeks vacation al their home here. , , Mrs. Eugene Davis Is a sUI' glcal patient at Melg• 1\lomorlal Hospital. Enlered Hospital Mrs. ·Betty Van Is vlf. Paul F. Denney, Jr., Bid- lting - her father, Richard well; Mrs. Jack Lewis Meek. Rowe while ·her husban!lls staRt. 2, GallipoUs; Mrs. Gary L. tloned In Spain. Mrs. Van 'M&Gibson, Rl. I, HarrlsonvUie, ter wiD Join her husband there Joseph Leo Wilson , Rt. I, Long ln January. Bottom; Elmor H. Belue, Rav----enswood; Mrs. Perry E. LIV·J·---...- - - - • lngston, Rt. : , Pl. Pleasant. I' lllltba Mrs. Jack Lewis Meek, Rt. 2 Gallipolis, daughter, 6:55 p. ~-; Mrs. Raymond J. Justis, Pomeroy, daughter, 1:01 a .m.; viands!~ rr / GILMORE CurrMcy Act oncl Tho '. ACCESSORIES -' ~- his home in Charleston. Joe Bolin, Brenda, Ricky, :n:.::· :ers Mrs. Olan Genhelmer and Brent. Mr. Turner Jolnad her Gobbert: Sigal Calllco~t. Hen- sonrn;:,lon near ZanesvWe. • Jndy, of Columbus, lor the weekend and hls mothBeach Charles Sheline M"•Mr Lee Harris eallMr th:n:.::e:: or, Mrs. Henry Turnelthrthof Calor- 8'ara Dana Lewis, Mr•. edMr,;. Circle family · · "· returned W em J Monroe hll 1 ltln here. daughter, Maria, and other fOr a visit. G~':':oodClifford Mrs' Mrs Eu,; Johnwn, of Pomeroy w e v 8 g In tho area. Curt Spires wu I recent vis- Ebe C • ha • Kathy Grose Dr. 1tnd Mrs. Robert Hoff, of hla mother, Mr. and Bevr r1 ar: n, Jeff BEA DRAMA (former Barbara Jean Howard Pbltllps and Joe. e Y pe, and children Brei, Brenda Mr. and Mrs. Russell Little and Shirley llarcu$< HOLL:,WOOD (UP!) - A..~ John David, of Rusty operated their food drama, Laugh~r In ReD. II arrived Monday for Bland at the Athens IN SWIFT ST~E acheduled to go before the .cll!Do few visit with her Fair last week. Those Army PFC Gary E. Rile, eru in Juno lor Allied Artists. mother, Mrs. Griff Russell are Joetta Erlewlne, whose mother, Mn. Marste B. The picture will feal!tro -ROf7 Bradbury: They left Wllllama, Jimmy Wblte, Grueser, and wife, Carolyn, Calhoun, Rod Comorun, TuN a visit With her aunt, Mr. and Gene' ScbQOnover, live ID Rutland, Is participating 1M and- Rod Laun!n. and Mrs. K. T. Wagoner of Freda Gra~. Floyd Braley. 1n Exercise Swift Strike Ill. a Philadelphia, Pa., and also for David Wiseman bJs employ- U. S. Strike Command exercise a visit with Dr· and Mrs, Dell ment at the Rutland FUrniture In Georgia and Nor!~: a n d DIVCITID TO tNTIRIST OP Russell and family of Elyria. Store. SUuth Carollns, lnvolvmg more MIIIGI MASON ARIA · The Boll family returned to Col- Mrs. Irene Tom of Athens than 75,000 armed forces per11,...., o. orado Sullday In tholr private visited her brother, Mr. and SOIDlel. ,.....~• plane whlcb Dr. Hoff pUots him- Mrs. Richard Grueser and Chardu ., '::self. Mrs. Hoff Is lbe daughter Richard, Wednaeclay. PICNIC ANNOUNCED ~ of the late Mrs. Wanda Sewell. Mr. and Mrl. Robert IUD and The Heath Methodist Ch"":h "~ ,.... d~..,... Dr. l)eU Ruasell and son, visited Friday with Mr. and Sunday School picnic wtll ,,,,. ,, ,.. -....,.. ",.,.,.•• dy, returned to lbelr home Mrs. Merrill Cottrill of be bold Sunday at 5:30 p.m. ""!.~...., Elyria Thursday alter Bill remalnad there Games and . reereslion will be ....,..,. :'..,~ '"'" ':.. visit wltlt bll mother, Mr. and Mro. Hill vlsl~ held begtnnlns at 1:30. Those '";.~.:: "'~ Mrs. Griff Russell. 1n Coiwnbul on bilslneH. attending are asked to bring a :::' .,:-:.,~;:.... Mr. and Mrs. Vlctnr Mr. and Mrl. Ernest Molden covered dish and tebJe. aervlce. 1>o11> returned from a vWt and verna Davis also attended A vesper service wU1 be held ._City, N. C., where they tho Davis retinlm at the GI~JUS> following tho picnic with Mrs. ::-::.::.:- ::.:"~ were guests of their son: Mr. tor City Park Sunday. 0. . Klein ln cltarge, · .,. aod Mrs. Paul Grim. Their son and daugbler-ln-law accompanthem· to Middleport and apent several days before ,.. turning to their homo In N. C. · Olnere~e Birt1Ul4y1 TO A'ITEND SF.'ISION Mrs. Edith Betzing of Tup~ers Plains will leave Sunday for Columbus to attend t h Slate Council session of t h Daughters of America, being , held at the Deshler-Hiltnn hotel, Monday throuiJh Mrs. Bet2ing, a member ~ T • .1;... pn...., of Forest Rose Council, served "'' IUl.....J' - •;, as Slate Outside Sentinel the ~~~- ~ paat year and prior to that was '1\iesday evottlng af lbel1 Wet!z. ll State PubHclty chairman. gaD St. home honorlne Miss I Most smart folks do. They know that paying LyJill Auaulll v. Grandpam)lll are Richard Rowe, local, Mrl. Maaale Manuel of_Rac!fte and ,Mrs. Ka~ Rowe a sreai srBJidmolher. ofMr. an~taMn~! ~,!~ Mr "':: ..,:_ llerltert Rousll and R The SUnday School held their annual plcitlc at Portland Weeki Wa- sonq of Ashl~nd. G<>nrop Huop daughters left TUesday for theJr ts chee mermaids In tanks and of p rtlsnd Dorsa Parsons Io- home at Larso, Fla. after &pendfactory next meellng. Thank you cards of her stsler and brot~er - ••· ICharlte Howell, Mr. and M Don Erwin of Columbus were read from Mrs Lester law Mr. and Mrs. Homer Hoi- '11•omas Diddle and Doris of spending the weekend with hll : the gla~ bottom boats at TarFauber Mrs. L L. Roush and ' East Liverpool; Mr. and Mrs. ~renlli Mr and Mrl Chester · pon Sprlllgll,lbo beautiful sunk· Wlth R1rhard Basehart 0 w ter . C kl f fl ' and Don Taylor • Mrs Gladys uc er or Rev . E. E. Roush who has Dayton McEl roy, Linda ' Char• ~ Erwin. ' - . II on gard erur of St· Petersbur••• (Metrocolor) ers sent dunng tllness or be- been attending the West Virgin- les and Jerry; Mr. and Mrs. Kathy Davidson of Columbus tho Bursh_ Gardena at Ocala -andreavemeni ta EUB conferenca at Buckhan- Roy McElroy, Sharon, Donald, lis spending the week with her I and tho autci races at TBJill!ll. "PAYROLL" A chppmg sent by Mrs. non , w. Va arrived Thursday Joann and Gary, Mr. and Mrs. grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. After visiting lbo Whl~ a I With Michael Craig Wright McCroba concerning the for a visit with hll sister, Mn. Ray McElroy and Jennifer and A. E. Erwin, Third Ave. few days at Virginia, tbey visand Francoise Prevost [Rev. R. c . Ditter, a former ' Charles Withrow and attended Gail Owens, and Kermit MeEI· Mr. and Mn. Harold 'fbom- lied lbe Natural brldso lotng of lbe Skyline Ipastor of the Federated church the fair . He returned lei hh Jroy of Marion; Mr. and Mrs. as and children were on camp- tho entire Sun .•Mon. Aug. 18-19 was read . Rev. Diller celebral· home Lakeview tuday. !Henry Spencer and Vance, Mrs. ,ing trip at Forked .Run Lake Drive ·lntn Wmcbester, stopping "THE HORIZONTAL ed 60 years of his pastorate . ' . , Lowell Bing, Mary Jean, Joyce last week. · I one day to visit lbo Luray Cav· Jtm last Sunday at the First Unit· Mr. and Mrs. Ray Pulhns Mike and Jim, Mr. and Mrs. Vtr· llast week. • ems, then through the Pennsyl-anded Church of ·christ in Lake- land son, Robert ot Thurston gil Walker,_ Mr. and Mrs. John I Pat and Bobby Archer, vanJa. mountaiOJ Into Eaat Liv"ALL FALL DOWN" wood . Services were held at arnved Fnday morning for a Rose, Archte, Juhe and Mandte ,ren of Mr. and Mro. erpool, Oltlo, whore Mra. Kmg With Eva Marie Saint 10:45 a . m. followed by a re· Vlsll wtth thetr parents: Mr. lof Long Bottnm; Martha McEI- , Archer. 4th Ave., are visited her daughter, Mrs. Roband Warren Beally ception at the church. Mrs. Raymond Pulhns and roy , Vtrgtl and Eugene, Mr. and with their aunt, Marjorie ert Eardley and family. . . ""'""'""'~ The clergyman, now 34 years . and Mrs. Rollm Bearhs. IMrs. Archte Tuttle, Mr. and ' chael and other relatives ' She returned home wtlb anof age. wa• pastor of the Emwere enroute _~orne from 1Mrs. Millon Tuttle, Walter, Su- 1Cleveland this week. olber daugbter and granddaumanuel E&R Church, Lakewood vacation at Vtrgtma Beach. san and Sarah ; Mrs. Glenn Tut- Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Mrs. ,BUiy Windon and POMERDY. OHIO for 20 years prior to his retirePull".'' who spent the tie, Duane, Bill, Rodney ; Ka- (tt,e former Minerva Patricia w~? had been vlsiUn,g mont In 1956. Since then he week wtlh her grandpar- thy and John Wayne, .and Mrs. uf Columbus, visited In In Eut Liverpool Mrs. Kmg S CLOSED had served as supply pastor in returned home wtlh them . Amy Wolf, all of MmerSV11l_e; dleport this week with trip oovered 3,010 miles. ON VACATION various churches and leads an Mrs. Lawrence Quillen of St. Mrs. Fred Shain, Mr. W lllte iThey attended funeral Today Thru A~l· 29th adull sludy sroup In the LakeW: Va. and Mrs. D. J. Cross, Myrtle Wolle, Judy Ad- ~ fur Elmer Reed, .who Au1. 30 thru Stpt. 5 wood church. Rev. Ditter was of P'latwouds were Fn-! ams. Mrs. Paul Wolfe, Mrs. Paul i away this week. ' ."MUTINY ON THE Iborn and educated in guests of Mlss Marcia Parsons, Mrs. Mary Circle, Mr. . BOUNTY" 1 and was ordained at Vienna . ·~ and Mrs. Emory Powell, Mrs. John_ Smtih bas PEIISON8ALS (Technicolor) !rum a vt~tl Wtlh her 11903. He came to the United Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gorsuch, and Mila ; Mr. and Mrs. Elson Marlon Branda - Tarita ' States In 1908 and served daughters , Gail Lynn and Lisa [Spencer, Larry. David and Ok· and family, Mr. and Mr. and Mn. Chester !'!'Ice eral pastorates in Missouri. Wis- and son, Glen. return~ to thetr ey; Mr. and Mrs. Otis . Bing and daughter, and Laura of Dyesvllle Vt5lted Sept. 8, 9, 10, II tn Clev~land, and also In Sunday evening with hla sister "IT HAPPENED AT THE I Iconsi,n , Maryland , Pennsylvania home, Bellevtew Frtday, after ' and Max, Terry Roush, L WORLD'S FAIR" and Pomeroy and Cleveland. His a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Shir- lMallory. all of Racine; Pa., wtlh her other daugh- Mr. and Mra. Ernest Molden. (Technicolor) wife died Jitst year. The Rev. ley Swan, Long Bottom. . Roy Lawrence o1 and family, Mr. and Mrl. Carl Hysell, Jr. left SaturElvis Presley , Joan O'Brien lives at t366 Sloan Ave ., Mr. and Mrs. Reed Jenkin· IMr and Mrs. Ivan Wood, . F . Harmon and children. day for Camp Pickett, Va., to · . son of Columbus are spending Bonnie, of Pomeroy. was accompanied homo by serve two weeks active duty Sept. ii.!if "THE WONDERFUL At the close of the business this week in tho area and atand Mrs. Bing who will with tho National Guard. WORLD OF THE II~~:::~~:n , gamea were played and tending the fair . They , visited visit several days with _rela- Mrs. Thelma Hysell vlslb!d BROTHERS GRIMM" 11 awarded to Mrs. Louis Tuesday evening with hts aunt, and friends Including lbe her' parents, Mr. and Mn. CTechnicolor) I ~.:~::~ Mrs Pratt and Mro. Gruver Jenkinson. als~r, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ebersbach of Pomeroy Laurence Harvey and . Rev. and Mrs. Francis H. Daho and family. . on Wednoaday evening. Claire Bloom Gluier returned to t bt l r John Smith of Charleston, W. Dr and Mrs John Smith ON uss PIIILJI' home, CambrldKO today, alter wUI visit bll mother, Mrs. IM.;,. of FlorSept. 27 thru Ocl. 2 Bobby R. Mallory, chief eleca visit with Mr. and Mr•. Rol>-1 Mr and Mn. Herschel K. Smlfh during the week called on frf8nds here on WALT DISNEY'S , trlrian's mate, USN, son of Mr. ert Davis and family and at- uel ~ daugbters Jean a ad enrou~ to Akron on Wedneada "SUMMER MAGIC" (Technicolor) I _Mrs._Charles L. Mallory of tended the fair. Janice have returned home aJ. He has been In Florida Mrs. Turner (Qoltle Hayley MilJs Burl Tves IRacme. " serving. aboard tbe ter a 10 days vacation trip. recuperating from a heart Lucas) of Elgin, Dl. viSited destroyer USS Phtltp. They spent the first night but has recently returned last week with Mr. and Mrt. I .. lOy, llleaHn! aboat ae••• feel . .. dlitltltler U!l .,., ....... ea..gll te 11pJ4111 a dtlfd. ~u~ ~er of!~h"": 1~,!~1 , ~~ ~an~;::·c:~~~n,G~f~~:l da, 0oro:;' ~;:l~nac~dw:· I 1'1~ '!k if..·• tt 'v~eaar• ae--. • ilallt 119t!tlt Ametlcaa nter 0., AUJ. 17, 1081 lf! Mr. for the regular : : les!".:: who wu aau- Roush and Ben NeutzUng , president ian · over r a r Cros the youngest John a • d huaband Mr and lreslm:onta • llopened the meeting with devo- •er relatives and friends. ;ayno -ri.tu., tho old~ ladlea Mlcblgan this-~ ~ f'~rs~ Wblto oi TO,pa. cream, cake, eoffee, and kool k n from Deuteronomy Miss Jean Casto of Columbus I Marth8 M El- nectlon with hil ,..,. " """· aid were served In Mr. and 10 obedl· arrived Friday to spend the ]Amy Jelllllfer Power Co. The trip lbok them Mro. Herbert Roush and Roser, FOR ALL OCCASIONS : 13 1 0 We wtre everywneii I . ' in regard to God's dealing weekend with her Mr. families, Mn. Arnold Anderson, with the Israelites. Mrs Neut- and Mrs. Natha- Btggs. ar TUttle and Mildred vlst.,.,. w er • , ' tho Western Co!lnle. and Brenda, Mr. WY 2-2039 l!n had as her tnplc " Not By Mr. and Mrs. Guy Russell ME' and Mrs. Garland Lanier and , tho EV<Itclades up Brld e Mrs Russell Roush , Roberta. DAY or NIGHT Alone," and cl;,.ed with: tho fartbest dlstanco jra:;. Pomerov Flower ShoD Mrs. Millard Van Meter prayer land sons David and Kenneth were Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Ho- jMarathon Sborol, Fla.. It hero :TamP!I. Mae Pearson Mrs. Lettie During the business sesston, lspent pa;t weekend at Green· well, Mr. and Mro. Thomas Dld· , ror •a visit with her brother and l PoiDII o( . Interest visited InS ·~rand Gary Griffith. WI GIVE TV STAMPS '' was announced that the ville Va with Mr. and Mrs. Idle and sl~ter Doris. sist,...ln·law, . Mr. and Mn. Or· !Florlda wore tho St. Auausltne ~r e and Mrs Donald Hupp w Main Pomeroy IChri stmas cards ordered by William Dewhurst and Mr. and The reunton will be held same I in Smith. alllKator ,...,., Marlnaland, A~hland anno~nce the birth Mr• Norman Kloos, chatrman, Mrs Kenneth Conner. plal'O next year but the date I Mr. and Mrs. Chester Erwin Dayton& BUcb, whore they en- ol their fifth son Christopher I had arrived and orders are be- l and Mrs. Olin Bailey was changed to the ftrsl Sunday have returned from a vacation joyed Atlantic Ocean; Parrot Saturday', August 3. ' ing taken Plans were made for I and grandchtldren of Cleveland '" August ltnp to -Udo Beach, Fla. They Jungle a\ South Mtarnl, SheU GrandP.rents are Jessie Par- 0:: !tOW YOU dOW ~·blrt)j of a diUgll~r. DeniM . .A.PP1e'Grov•.... ,.,., e~. Mn, Edllb Klnll and- and union .... lle)d $~~~day, Aupt Robert ·sto and cblld- wilt flij. tod Mn. Cecil Klnll lllb at Portland State Part. A renMriDean DIIV!d, ~ . II!Jd of Uverpool, I>Jvo returnbasket ~r was aerved ~ ~ Pa~ of Newark ~-...! eel ~m I vacaticll ID A aurprJao blrlbdaJ party at noon. The allemoon WBI apen Idays with her pirenll, Mr. arid lOUth. TbH trav~ tho home of Rev. and Mro. Ed· meeting. :M~ ;;:!1~ recen~b wl: ttl~ ,.. The and """""' . and hos~se• :0. ~ask- i I .t'i , . ., ' - ,_.,_ ....: .... ......:. •, ·- �• . -· . Cove~ Dish DinM~ PrecedM ,, .,.,~. - a£-,·n ... AL-.u Federated Circle Group Event '"" ' '' UUIH People In pomeroy I" A sllt o'cloek covered dish mass 8l'l'alllemenl of &ladloll euter preceded the meeting of and Unnlas, with wbito eaDdlel lhe Federab!d CITcle Wednes- on either •Ide. Ml's. GladY• aay evening at the chur>)l wtth ICuckler and Mrs~AIIV<JedPr:! Mr and Mrl OIID BaDey 1& members and gueslli, Rev . were srandchildren. ·Nora and Bruce and Mrs L. L. Roush, prese~t. dessert course. · o1 Cleveland are tho peota of the dinner t h relatives and attended tha fair . The table was attractiVe . '" I ed !Fhite cover and centered wtth adjourned to lhe social Delbert Blake of Baltimore, F~~::;;.g _ ff . • 22nd :Mcf/roy· Reunicmtleld . ' At Portland 'I l "I ~ "'" ' I u 8-DIIIY senitnel, ' AndFKlng~JRetutn AL-... 6urney UVCII 0rom~ --L-d 'ddl ....... ' n .;x:uuuur ~~~ lddlepol't, I :SOCiety News Eut Ill vlslltnl and lee eroam Wll , Mrl. VIctor Grim. VIckie reo ere gtven to lbe old- Imalned for a loqer visit wllb serv~. ~tending J: '!bey traveled through ala~ 101"1 and ~ wu- ~=::":"'tm~~s;or: ~~~:.,w:. ~~ ~igh; .:!~t- ward Griffith at Bashan bonored Rev. GrWI)h, Herbert :•~?.,::! ~n"exhortatton ~ers W~ ~nd ~~~: ~0 ~ar'gest p~renlli, ~re!d ;...I ~Ohio M!!~ ~t~ da~=er~ ":gh::~. ~:e:;;~ M~ do~ M~a.::• :~~,::,gh r =" Bon~ ~d a bake less bake sale at ~lwood I the were Friday runcheon guests Pre~ent "'I were Mr. and M r s. r also visited in Sarasota. I TONIGHT "THE SAVAGE GUNS" ~~ J~'aplea, I~ Hu~::~TE;'.~~T;rentiss sb~r. MEIGS THEATRE Rut}and I j ·and Family Returns From Motor 'd Trip Along r, ewater I Ft-anOeo·JI~Idenl ~or Private SeM>icea Are Held Thursday cumberland Gap where !visited caves and ••••'"''" They went through the wpererivahte01d i and okvisi\edndpoints Ill Cher ee a at 10 a.m. for Elmer_ Reed , burg, North Carolina and mer Middleport busmess man, tended the program, "U n t who died following a long Ul· These Hills" presented by ness. He Is survived by hI ' Cherokee Indians. wife,. Hazel and daughter. Nan- Ghost tnwn Ill North Coroltna, cy. and poinlli of Interest at Rev. Fred Gardner official· gie Valley and Chimney ed at the service with burtal In N. c. were visited. 'l'hey saw Middleport Hill Cemetery. Pall- the battleship "Memorial," at bearers were John. Zerkle, John Wilmington. N. c. and visited Werner, Wayne Gtbbons. Gene Beach. At Atlantic, N. Grate, Ernest Lewis, and M. they crossed the Pamlico L. McCord. . Sound in 8 ferry which took hours, then drove up I h e outer banks of North Carolina Nasa Head and on to VIrginia Beach, where they visited the playgrounds. Crossing the ocean underpass, stnpped at Monticello, Va. to see the home of Thomas then took tho skY,line stayed at Shenand<>--ALL SIZES - - . park. On the retum trip they vltlb!d at ney, W. Va. with Lawrence Teaford. ri,'::;'~y "'~~~!I ;;M;~ou~;n,;te;.lns PONY CARTS "NATURAI.LY WE HAVE A CHECKING ACCOUNT - DOESN'T EVERYONE?" HARNESS by check, instead of running the risk of carrying so much cash, is the sensible thing to do. It also saves time, gives you automatic re- record of money spent. Enjoy the advanta~es of a checking account with 111. ceipt:a and gives you a permanent 100th Anni..,.oary Of Tho Naflon~l I OF All KINDS ' ' SUPPLY STORE WY 2·2774 111 W. 2nc1 51. Po,.roy Duet BOnklnt , The FARMERS BANK and Savings·Company '' ,., ;! t . '' ,, . ' Memll1r Federal RMII"Ye Syetern I ' Mtll:itr F..,.al O.paolt lnsul'llna (tlrperatlon ',, '''!i~ ~ POMEROY, OHIO I ' t an mea of tlnkl we hantUe fw OOW• c• _ .' what wa~ell. , RJJtland Furniture · We aemee · . • l Jo1:_~· dY Law.!.J• De =~YOur nny, Two CJwslJir~ ' boys , t s. . Mr. and Mn. Roy Heiney 81111 family of Marietta called 1111 friends and recently. Mr. and Mrs. Gerie Hagen and relatl~ea became I Vehicle which was said to • ~~~\ d . · : e ' r, . . U _.,o" . . , . 0~--· '$ 11" 1,ol be IJer's ambulance, treate!l and ~Gawa . coontyls sixth· and · sev- lpassing another auto headed released. Mn. Jividen was in biiJhw•y trafilc fataliti.S sooth, a state of shock. She wl8 n o t the year Saturday nll!ht in a The Jividen vehicle hit an ·questioned after the miJIJap. E~ and one-car amasbup one mile north embankment, came back ontn . ' of Addison 011 Rt. 7. ber;n 0 j the highway, then fllp- Officers_ said the Jividen ~uto KiUed lnatantly were Edison lped over three or four times was heavtlr damaged. The r e WASIUNGTON - Rail UnJividen, 12, and hls broth- wbUe skidding oideways _down wore no Witnesses. T~ mishap ion and managment Edward, 3. SUsbtly In- the highway . ,occurred at 8.03 p.m. tors were summoned to a was the driver, Mrs. Ron- The boys were thrown from Until March of thlt year, Galdown meeltng tuday In a govCasto Jividen, the boys', the vehicle. Roth were crushed lla coonty had recurded only emment effort to break tbe im. to . death. Officers believe they one highway fataUty ln 17 passe over sround rules · Investigating State Hisbway 1were thrown through the wind- I months. The death toll during settling their long dispute. Patrolmen 541d Mrs~ Jividen shield. the past five and one • half Both the railroads and the was driving nol'th on Rt. 7.· She I The mother received leg and !months reached seven after Sat. unions have asre<d In submit apparently cut to the right In 1 arm lacerations. She ""s ruoh· urday's wreck. an ed to Holzer hospital by Milthe two main issues - size of ar. effort tn train crewa and firemen's job! •, Edison Ray Jividen wa s - to binding arbitration. But ~born May 24, 195I In PUtnam the unions Insist on negotiating W.Va. Dale Edward secondary issue• before arbi· was born Feb. 21, 1960, trsUon begins. in Gallipolis. The youngsters I .. " I V40 unteer p l•tots .. 1 Hospital NeWS Me~r ;a..w.~:. survived by their .l!i~...,j Carmel . .n this car and crushed. dy;ng instantly, about 8 p .m . Sa!UI!o 11 C outy 's six,h and seventh highway fatalities of 1963. ~ News, Events· ay Fair Admission aturday To 10,642:~ Mrs. Perry E. Livingston, Rt. z,. PI Pleasani, dauiJhter, 12:· Mr. and . Mrs. Arnold Thatdp.m. son of Cedarville, Ohio, apent 14 AmOIII Alllnl Thursday and Friday with Mr. • and Mrs. Homer Circle and _Those listed fair on the mid family and Verna and Mario mght report at Holzer boopltel Circle. included Mrs. Pearl I. Knapp, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Barnlts, Mrs. Harry S. Woomer, Mrs. children and Mn. Dean Bamltz Margaret Call, Ray Mathtas, all of Pomeroy spent SUnday Howard Neisler, James H. Get- evening with Mr. andMrs. Dellll ties, Mrs. WilHam _Scarback, Brinker and Mr. and Mrs. Carl . Miss Mayme Berrtdse. F . van Meter of Dorcas wu Dlscbrsed calling. th dlsch rged at Harris of 8 Among 058 Mr.. and Mn. Lee Holzer during Springfield theh weekend hours were. ;;ph·Ia at the lfomer CirCle ome.Su Grueser, Mrs. T • There were 40 present lor n• Mrs. Homer day School Au8':'st 11. . l!rnlth, Mrs. e I Mrs. ~er CITCie and, DuMa, Lester S~phens, Mrs. Nar ey Carl, Dune Circle, Margaret hosp_lla~ fu:~ : :~erE= i~ f - • / 1ten- the gra ndstand , not counting pre lipollsl second In both heats: ,' sue- scho?l age children who w~re ·:stormy Pam An." third 11 .~ ·day adm1tted free, and persons w1th first ht!at; ··Jenny Bea," third , .,897 state fair passes, which were in seco nd heat. the honored . 1 Fret>-for-all: "Mr. Corkey,•• The fair ended abou t 11 p. m. first in first heat, sec ond ill · lit- in a blaze of fireworks with the second heat; "Atomic Pick," wer Racine Vol un teer f<~ire Depart- second in first h~at , fir:;t in •hen ment in charge . second heat: "Betsy Vo," third , SATURDAY RESULTS ' in liM heat !owned ov,;,~~.~ ··ank., Saturday--racing reSl&lt.s. (Qor~. ~nd_ ~ij~&~~. $pencer, P · as harness 1 Pat.-e · ··s ister Too." and " I rna Bud .'':·~9~~~ set first in both heats : " f:yre Raid" se<:ond heat (owned by second in both heats : ''G inny Waid Humphre.v, Pomeroy 1. the Holdup ," thkd in bolh heats. Alfred Gans, Pomeroy, for tht .)Jl's Trot : ''Success Coy,'' firs! in third consecutive year, exhiblt·tlon both heals: "Frank D. Jackson'' ed the grand champion buJJ .q, t in /owned by Frank Jackson, GaJ. the Hereford Cattle divisioa. ' ' spen~ Thom~s ~toeSrnlth ~';;. H ~tar~=~~W~ a!: By~r. ':!·Ha~ld SUNDAY, AUG., 18 through SATURDAY, AUG. 24 Broadway Musical Undergoes Changes f. ' I By DOROTHY kiLGALLEN \ , I· under :~umielli: ·- "':!:: .J.. -"" Iii·'\':· ' ·•.-.- --:·.= Wall To Wall Carpet For Your Home · ·Let one.of our men meosure'your floors. You can select the ·-- - ~--.-- ,. " • •• bt ~e Jf"flll ro.-.....tV s ' ~ ldYth:Ja'm ~ Tin!!, i~" ~Is ' l a "' t Wotcfoool ._1)- lor TV --mHig c•lofs wll .... Jony t..wis $1oow- AfiC.TV. Wittt m u p I 1.. night opoo.lt a -W. lor • • ooodlaot.""" 1M 11to fonnatl Wile-toft I ol • logJony-lll .;.,..Sa....., •••ool!- ••po="'' Ffan'cl~ M~ lfifJ •. bacto-.. l!ril!C F r carpet yoU like, thuolor, the textures, the brand you like besHn_ourCa~~~partment on the 2~,~;~:· We'll q~tt-. you o~ the.completlkllnstailatlon, (at no ·oblidation to you) and you calf up our s,nsiblt Credit s.,Vli~. : · . (It's ·th~" ' ::;.. , ' .' . .foq ·ant{ .~n~~i~q~ ~WI.. I to b"·~~,~ ~~:·: .' , ·, • ' • t• • , ., '' ' ' • ' - -- ith Entombed Man·"'·~ t";. -:..:":.0;::':!=·"';· :::;.:':U.. - ----~- :e., ""'"..t= '" • ...=-r...,'"'' but now nobody seems to know where he Pencil · ·· ls. At Saks Flft}l Avenue, ~here he head· A QliUooal magazine; all set to print ed the beauty salon so bnefly, tl!ey ju~~ n article by Douglas FairbJIIks Jr, tit- say "Mr. Masters ls no longer With us. . "Chiva!J:y," )'8i!ked the piece alter : : . No!ellst Katherine AD_ne Porter ls Maddy Rice-Davies propelled the, actor's . hospitalized after a bad fallm San Sebas:Dame iDto ·headllne.s dllrillg the Stephen tlan, SpaiD. w.Ud. tiiill ... If Dr. ·Wai'd had been ac• • • """tied'' he would have attempted a lee:Bob Wells, on-again-off-again bustoW. of the Ulllted States. 'l'he plan• band of singer Lisa Kirk, was rushed ned title of his talks: "Britain To4ay, Her from New York to Hollywood to joiD the MOrals and Her. Politics" ... City Tax Judy Garland 'i'V writin& staff ~ Comfuissioner Paul Rao Jr. ls heading George Schlatter was let g11. The rest of for the Democratic 119minallon·'for ·~ov· the ~how's crew ls still quaking from the ernor of New York. iD 1966. ' Bill he'll big blowup, and Judy dashed to Ban have to !Iallie Jl'rankflnl>. RoqseVelt ~1:. Francisco for a vacation when the walll f,.,. the honor • • • !'fat Ktng Cole was tet- eaved in . . . Allltinda of big names have '" his N E · Ia d Rlal.t vi&lll!d the VIP Room at tbe Playboy rtbly when¢a~ieeUed ew ng n ....,.... dnb upaet date was because the .Club in. Chicago, but none made the lmplace was closed for serving Uquor to a paci on the customers that Van JohtiSOa airl the Jegat drloltin& age.. The did when he strolled in with a friend the liWdent N(IRB!IDted ..a jluge financial other night. He caused an absolute fur· . loa to Nat, a!ld lie's taldng the case to or - especlally among the wcinien -• · ·· · -.. and spent tbe whole time signing autohis UwOU. · )i ts, bu t M •· ~ frOiif btin~Amertcan ex· graphs and listening to CO'!'P men rt "The situation ,m. Qa· behaved with the utmost modesty r.cas remiiul¥ Dill el!pJosive days through it all. . . . In Havana just· befo,. 'the Batista govIt's been quite _a montb for orchestrll . e Uell to C~'trubeia lll!d I lost ·leader Lester La DID -.he. broke a ~«!- , ~ 'CUba. i hope Uncle year attendance record at ihe.. Cavalier :~ :w-~M, W$ ·Wis." ... The dt. Hotelln .virginia Beaell! made the Con~ ~- "e lift the Hrls '!Mip,itd to be snappiei: flt'elsiollal Record and was elected to t~e 'h..l '· when "A Board of Governors of San •_ of In Shot hi' Italy. Museum of Perfwmlng Arts, - - . -.. Paui4!t!e GOcl~ bi·co-atarring wltb Sinclair, beautiful ex-wife of pr'Odue~r Shelley Wint&;,',_.-d,'bjltllladles are f• .·. George Abbott, ls in Spain. ~ltei' ~ , , ~f mota for nialdilg the verbiage tdDfe, . .•• with her best beau, _~- ~~· H~ s.so · -- .. • · ' ··- " • · diatrelsed be's trying I!! IIQ~!le h.'!f Ulterior decorator to go over ~ ber J 0 ttlngs iD ''""* RUTLAND, OHIO -PhoneSH. 2;;4811. . j rushed .'::."'!!:.";::•"f':.. ,.-;;: A Bulk Tank Service . w~ JHE DAily SENTINB ~~ fake, Mrl. Lewis' 1181'1'11, and Je'Du.nade· ~ Ethel and abti and bury. (!) ~ ~1 ' silllliiOM VISITING HERE . Ethel Garland and• ~ il Mrs. Howard Van Meter of "DaVIa, wbose: bfrtbdaya. ·~~~=' II •• ,._ ~L 1\fonday,, aitd their liCift, Nurth RidSeWen u V1I 1"''I '""' th wb 'blrlbda)' WBI Mrs. Clarence Price of Bred- :sd;.,. oae System We Pay 3% lntareat On Your Savlngo __ __ ------------------------------~~--~~-----D_ee•_a~ -x_•~!_'-__l_n·-~.~~ · --o_t~T_h_e_M_~_: __JI __ ~~n_A._~_--_______________1~ V~O~L~X~V~N~0~-~1~0~6----------------~--~Po~M~e~R~O~Y~~ID~D~LE~PO~R~T~,~QH~IO~~~--~M~O~N~D~A~Y,~A~U~G~U~~~~9~,~19~6~3-------~ .. ;.~ ..,. Park SUnday. Attendorrllng and Mrl. Floyd N S, ...-, and Mrs. ,Bob Adams, lll\bby Mlltor Mr. and Mrs. Herbert , Roush• and Roger, Mr. and · ' Mrs. Erwin Gloeckner, and David, Marcia, and ....,. ward Moran Tom Norris, WJI. I ~rs K~te Rowe is a rP-eat lng three weeks with Mr. and ca ·nd · h Mrs Clarence Shields and lamsra mot er · Mr and Mrs Dennis Manuel lly. . of eoiumbus are announcing Mrs. Ellen Sarre and daugbter, Mrs. Olden Thaxton of . Phoenix, Ariz., are spending • two weeks vacation al their home here. , , Mrs. Eugene Davis Is a sUI' glcal patient at Melg• 1\lomorlal Hospital. Enlered Hospital Mrs. ·Betty Van Is vlf. Paul F. Denney, Jr., Bid- lting - her father, Richard well; Mrs. Jack Lewis Meek. Rowe while ·her husban!lls staRt. 2, GallipoUs; Mrs. Gary L. tloned In Spain. Mrs. Van 'M&Gibson, Rl. I, HarrlsonvUie, ter wiD Join her husband there Joseph Leo Wilson , Rt. I, Long ln January. Bottom; Elmor H. Belue, Rav----enswood; Mrs. Perry E. LIV·J·---...- - - - • lngston, Rt. : , Pl. Pleasant. I' lllltba Mrs. Jack Lewis Meek, Rt. 2 Gallipolis, daughter, 6:55 p. ~-; Mrs. Raymond J. Justis, Pomeroy, daughter, 1:01 a .m.; viands!~ rr / GILMORE CurrMcy Act oncl Tho '. ACCESSORIES -' ~- his home in Charleston. Joe Bolin, Brenda, Ricky, :n:.::· :ers Mrs. Olan Genhelmer and Brent. Mr. Turner Jolnad her Gobbert: Sigal Calllco~t. Hen- sonrn;:,lon near ZanesvWe. • Jndy, of Columbus, lor the weekend and hls mothBeach Charles Sheline M"•Mr Lee Harris eallMr th:n:.::e:: or, Mrs. Henry Turnelthrthof Calor- 8'ara Dana Lewis, Mr•. edMr,;. Circle family · · "· returned W em J Monroe hll 1 ltln here. daughter, Maria, and other fOr a visit. G~':':oodClifford Mrs' Mrs Eu,; Johnwn, of Pomeroy w e v 8 g In tho area. Curt Spires wu I recent vis- Ebe C • ha • Kathy Grose Dr. 1tnd Mrs. Robert Hoff, of hla mother, Mr. and Bevr r1 ar: n, Jeff BEA DRAMA (former Barbara Jean Howard Pbltllps and Joe. e Y pe, and children Brei, Brenda Mr. and Mrs. Russell Little and Shirley llarcu$< HOLL:,WOOD (UP!) - A..~ John David, of Rusty operated their food drama, Laugh~r In ReD. II arrived Monday for Bland at the Athens IN SWIFT ST~E acheduled to go before the .cll!Do few visit with her Fair last week. Those Army PFC Gary E. Rile, eru in Juno lor Allied Artists. mother, Mrs. Griff Russell are Joetta Erlewlne, whose mother, Mn. Marste B. The picture will feal!tro -ROf7 Bradbury: They left Wllllama, Jimmy Wblte, Grueser, and wife, Carolyn, Calhoun, Rod Comorun, TuN a visit With her aunt, Mr. and Gene' ScbQOnover, live ID Rutland, Is participating 1M and- Rod Laun!n. and Mrs. K. T. Wagoner of Freda Gra~. Floyd Braley. 1n Exercise Swift Strike Ill. a Philadelphia, Pa., and also for David Wiseman bJs employ- U. S. Strike Command exercise a visit with Dr· and Mrs, Dell ment at the Rutland FUrniture In Georgia and Nor!~: a n d DIVCITID TO tNTIRIST OP Russell and family of Elyria. Store. SUuth Carollns, lnvolvmg more MIIIGI MASON ARIA · The Boll family returned to Col- Mrs. Irene Tom of Athens than 75,000 armed forces per11,...., o. orado Sullday In tholr private visited her brother, Mr. and SOIDlel. ,.....~• plane whlcb Dr. Hoff pUots him- Mrs. Richard Grueser and Chardu ., '::self. Mrs. Hoff Is lbe daughter Richard, Wednaeclay. PICNIC ANNOUNCED ~ of the late Mrs. Wanda Sewell. Mr. and Mrl. Robert IUD and The Heath Methodist Ch"":h "~ ,.... d~..,... Dr. l)eU Ruasell and son, visited Friday with Mr. and Sunday School picnic wtll ,,,,. ,, ,.. -....,.. ",.,.,.•• dy, returned to lbelr home Mrs. Merrill Cottrill of be bold Sunday at 5:30 p.m. ""!.~...., Elyria Thursday alter Bill remalnad there Games and . reereslion will be ....,..,. :'..,~ '"'" ':.. visit wltlt bll mother, Mr. and Mro. Hill vlsl~ held begtnnlns at 1:30. Those '";.~.:: "'~ Mrs. Griff Russell. 1n Coiwnbul on bilslneH. attending are asked to bring a :::' .,:-:.,~;:.... Mr. and Mrs. Vlctnr Mr. and Mrl. Ernest Molden covered dish and tebJe. aervlce. 1>o11> returned from a vWt and verna Davis also attended A vesper service wU1 be held ._City, N. C., where they tho Davis retinlm at the GI~JUS> following tho picnic with Mrs. ::-::.::.:- ::.:"~ were guests of their son: Mr. tor City Park Sunday. 0. . Klein ln cltarge, · .,. aod Mrs. Paul Grim. Their son and daugbler-ln-law accompanthem· to Middleport and apent several days before ,.. turning to their homo In N. C. · Olnere~e Birt1Ul4y1 TO A'ITEND SF.'ISION Mrs. Edith Betzing of Tup~ers Plains will leave Sunday for Columbus to attend t h Slate Council session of t h Daughters of America, being , held at the Deshler-Hiltnn hotel, Monday throuiJh Mrs. Bet2ing, a member ~ T • .1;... pn...., of Forest Rose Council, served "'' IUl.....J' - •;, as Slate Outside Sentinel the ~~~- ~ paat year and prior to that was '1\iesday evottlng af lbel1 Wet!z. ll State PubHclty chairman. gaD St. home honorlne Miss I Most smart folks do. They know that paying LyJill Auaulll v. Grandpam)lll are Richard Rowe, local, Mrl. Maaale Manuel of_Rac!fte and ,Mrs. Ka~ Rowe a sreai srBJidmolher. ofMr. an~taMn~! ~,!~ Mr "':: ..,:_ llerltert Rousll and R The SUnday School held their annual plcitlc at Portland Weeki Wa- sonq of Ashl~nd. G<>nrop Huop daughters left TUesday for theJr ts chee mermaids In tanks and of p rtlsnd Dorsa Parsons Io- home at Larso, Fla. after &pendfactory next meellng. Thank you cards of her stsler and brot~er - ••· ICharlte Howell, Mr. and M Don Erwin of Columbus were read from Mrs Lester law Mr. and Mrs. Homer Hoi- '11•omas Diddle and Doris of spending the weekend with hll : the gla~ bottom boats at TarFauber Mrs. L L. Roush and ' East Liverpool; Mr. and Mrs. ~renlli Mr and Mrl Chester · pon Sprlllgll,lbo beautiful sunk· Wlth R1rhard Basehart 0 w ter . C kl f fl ' and Don Taylor • Mrs Gladys uc er or Rev . E. E. Roush who has Dayton McEl roy, Linda ' Char• ~ Erwin. ' - . II on gard erur of St· Petersbur••• (Metrocolor) ers sent dunng tllness or be- been attending the West Virgin- les and Jerry; Mr. and Mrs. Kathy Davidson of Columbus tho Bursh_ Gardena at Ocala -andreavemeni ta EUB conferenca at Buckhan- Roy McElroy, Sharon, Donald, lis spending the week with her I and tho autci races at TBJill!ll. "PAYROLL" A chppmg sent by Mrs. non , w. Va arrived Thursday Joann and Gary, Mr. and Mrs. grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. After visiting lbo Whl~ a I With Michael Craig Wright McCroba concerning the for a visit with hll sister, Mn. Ray McElroy and Jennifer and A. E. Erwin, Third Ave. few days at Virginia, tbey visand Francoise Prevost [Rev. R. c . Ditter, a former ' Charles Withrow and attended Gail Owens, and Kermit MeEI· Mr. and Mn. Harold 'fbom- lied lbe Natural brldso lotng of lbe Skyline Ipastor of the Federated church the fair . He returned lei hh Jroy of Marion; Mr. and Mrs. as and children were on camp- tho entire Sun .•Mon. Aug. 18-19 was read . Rev. Diller celebral· home Lakeview tuday. !Henry Spencer and Vance, Mrs. ,ing trip at Forked .Run Lake Drive ·lntn Wmcbester, stopping "THE HORIZONTAL ed 60 years of his pastorate . ' . , Lowell Bing, Mary Jean, Joyce last week. · I one day to visit lbo Luray Cav· Jtm last Sunday at the First Unit· Mr. and Mrs. Ray Pulhns Mike and Jim, Mr. and Mrs. Vtr· llast week. • ems, then through the Pennsyl-anded Church of ·christ in Lake- land son, Robert ot Thurston gil Walker,_ Mr. and Mrs. John I Pat and Bobby Archer, vanJa. mountaiOJ Into Eaat Liv"ALL FALL DOWN" wood . Services were held at arnved Fnday morning for a Rose, Archte, Juhe and Mandte ,ren of Mr. and Mro. erpool, Oltlo, whore Mra. Kmg With Eva Marie Saint 10:45 a . m. followed by a re· Vlsll wtth thetr parents: Mr. lof Long Bottnm; Martha McEI- , Archer. 4th Ave., are visited her daughter, Mrs. Roband Warren Beally ception at the church. Mrs. Raymond Pulhns and roy , Vtrgtl and Eugene, Mr. and with their aunt, Marjorie ert Eardley and family. . . ""'""'""'~ The clergyman, now 34 years . and Mrs. Rollm Bearhs. IMrs. Archte Tuttle, Mr. and ' chael and other relatives ' She returned home wtlb anof age. wa• pastor of the Emwere enroute _~orne from 1Mrs. Millon Tuttle, Walter, Su- 1Cleveland this week. olber daugbter and granddaumanuel E&R Church, Lakewood vacation at Vtrgtma Beach. san and Sarah ; Mrs. Glenn Tut- Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Mrs. ,BUiy Windon and POMERDY. OHIO for 20 years prior to his retirePull".'' who spent the tie, Duane, Bill, Rodney ; Ka- (tt,e former Minerva Patricia w~? had been vlsiUn,g mont In 1956. Since then he week wtlh her grandpar- thy and John Wayne, .and Mrs. uf Columbus, visited In In Eut Liverpool Mrs. Kmg S CLOSED had served as supply pastor in returned home wtlh them . Amy Wolf, all of MmerSV11l_e; dleport this week with trip oovered 3,010 miles. ON VACATION various churches and leads an Mrs. Lawrence Quillen of St. Mrs. Fred Shain, Mr. W lllte iThey attended funeral Today Thru A~l· 29th adull sludy sroup In the LakeW: Va. and Mrs. D. J. Cross, Myrtle Wolle, Judy Ad- ~ fur Elmer Reed, .who Au1. 30 thru Stpt. 5 wood church. Rev. Ditter was of P'latwouds were Fn-! ams. Mrs. Paul Wolfe, Mrs. Paul i away this week. ' ."MUTINY ON THE Iborn and educated in guests of Mlss Marcia Parsons, Mrs. Mary Circle, Mr. . BOUNTY" 1 and was ordained at Vienna . ·~ and Mrs. Emory Powell, Mrs. John_ Smtih bas PEIISON8ALS (Technicolor) !rum a vt~tl Wtlh her 11903. He came to the United Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gorsuch, and Mila ; Mr. and Mrs. Elson Marlon Branda - Tarita ' States In 1908 and served daughters , Gail Lynn and Lisa [Spencer, Larry. David and Ok· and family, Mr. and Mr. and Mn. Chester !'!'Ice eral pastorates in Missouri. Wis- and son, Glen. return~ to thetr ey; Mr. and Mrs. Otis . Bing and daughter, and Laura of Dyesvllle Vt5lted Sept. 8, 9, 10, II tn Clev~land, and also In Sunday evening with hla sister "IT HAPPENED AT THE I Iconsi,n , Maryland , Pennsylvania home, Bellevtew Frtday, after ' and Max, Terry Roush, L WORLD'S FAIR" and Pomeroy and Cleveland. His a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Shir- lMallory. all of Racine; Pa., wtlh her other daugh- Mr. and Mra. Ernest Molden. (Technicolor) wife died Jitst year. The Rev. ley Swan, Long Bottom. . Roy Lawrence o1 and family, Mr. and Mrl. Carl Hysell, Jr. left SaturElvis Presley , Joan O'Brien lives at t366 Sloan Ave ., Mr. and Mrs. Reed Jenkin· IMr and Mrs. Ivan Wood, . F . Harmon and children. day for Camp Pickett, Va., to · . son of Columbus are spending Bonnie, of Pomeroy. was accompanied homo by serve two weeks active duty Sept. ii.!if "THE WONDERFUL At the close of the business this week in tho area and atand Mrs. Bing who will with tho National Guard. WORLD OF THE II~~:::~~:n , gamea were played and tending the fair . They , visited visit several days with _rela- Mrs. Thelma Hysell vlslb!d BROTHERS GRIMM" 11 awarded to Mrs. Louis Tuesday evening with hts aunt, and friends Including lbe her' parents, Mr. and Mn. CTechnicolor) I ~.:~::~ Mrs Pratt and Mro. Gruver Jenkinson. als~r, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ebersbach of Pomeroy Laurence Harvey and . Rev. and Mrs. Francis H. Daho and family. . on Wednoaday evening. Claire Bloom Gluier returned to t bt l r John Smith of Charleston, W. Dr and Mrs John Smith ON uss PIIILJI' home, CambrldKO today, alter wUI visit bll mother, Mrs. IM.;,. of FlorSept. 27 thru Ocl. 2 Bobby R. Mallory, chief eleca visit with Mr. and Mr•. Rol>-1 Mr and Mn. Herschel K. Smlfh during the week called on frf8nds here on WALT DISNEY'S , trlrian's mate, USN, son of Mr. ert Davis and family and at- uel ~ daugbters Jean a ad enrou~ to Akron on Wedneada "SUMMER MAGIC" (Technicolor) I _Mrs._Charles L. Mallory of tended the fair. Janice have returned home aJ. He has been In Florida Mrs. Turner (Qoltle Hayley MilJs Burl Tves IRacme. " serving. aboard tbe ter a 10 days vacation trip. recuperating from a heart Lucas) of Elgin, Dl. viSited destroyer USS Phtltp. They spent the first night but has recently returned last week with Mr. and Mrt. I .. lOy, llleaHn! aboat ae••• feel . .. dlitltltler U!l .,., ....... ea..gll te 11pJ4111 a dtlfd. ~u~ ~er of!~h"": 1~,!~1 , ~~ ~an~;::·c:~~~n,G~f~~:l da, 0oro:;' ~;:l~nac~dw:· I 1'1~ '!k if..·• tt 'v~eaar• ae--. • ilallt 119t!tlt Ametlcaa nter 0., AUJ. 17, 1081 lf! Mr. for the regular : : les!".:: who wu aau- Roush and Ben NeutzUng , president ian · over r a r Cros the youngest John a • d huaband Mr and lreslm:onta • llopened the meeting with devo- •er relatives and friends. ;ayno -ri.tu., tho old~ ladlea Mlcblgan this-~ ~ f'~rs~ Wblto oi TO,pa. cream, cake, eoffee, and kool k n from Deuteronomy Miss Jean Casto of Columbus I Marth8 M El- nectlon with hil ,..,. " """· aid were served In Mr. and 10 obedl· arrived Friday to spend the ]Amy Jelllllfer Power Co. The trip lbok them Mro. Herbert Roush and Roser, FOR ALL OCCASIONS : 13 1 0 We wtre everywneii I . ' in regard to God's dealing weekend with her Mr. families, Mn. Arnold Anderson, with the Israelites. Mrs Neut- and Mrs. Natha- Btggs. ar TUttle and Mildred vlst.,.,. w er • , ' tho Western Co!lnle. and Brenda, Mr. WY 2-2039 l!n had as her tnplc " Not By Mr. and Mrs. Guy Russell ME' and Mrs. Garland Lanier and , tho EV<Itclades up Brld e Mrs Russell Roush , Roberta. DAY or NIGHT Alone," and cl;,.ed with: tho fartbest dlstanco jra:;. Pomerov Flower ShoD Mrs. Millard Van Meter prayer land sons David and Kenneth were Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Ho- jMarathon Sborol, Fla.. It hero :TamP!I. Mae Pearson Mrs. Lettie During the business sesston, lspent pa;t weekend at Green· well, Mr. and Mro. Thomas Dld· , ror •a visit with her brother and l PoiDII o( . Interest visited InS ·~rand Gary Griffith. WI GIVE TV STAMPS '' was announced that the ville Va with Mr. and Mrs. Idle and sl~ter Doris. sist,...ln·law, . Mr. and Mn. Or· !Florlda wore tho St. Auausltne ~r e and Mrs Donald Hupp w Main Pomeroy IChri stmas cards ordered by William Dewhurst and Mr. and The reunton will be held same I in Smith. alllKator ,...,., Marlnaland, A~hland anno~nce the birth Mr• Norman Kloos, chatrman, Mrs Kenneth Conner. plal'O next year but the date I Mr. and Mrs. Chester Erwin Dayton& BUcb, whore they en- ol their fifth son Christopher I had arrived and orders are be- l and Mrs. Olin Bailey was changed to the ftrsl Sunday have returned from a vacation joyed Atlantic Ocean; Parrot Saturday', August 3. ' ing taken Plans were made for I and grandchtldren of Cleveland '" August ltnp to -Udo Beach, Fla. They Jungle a\ South Mtarnl, SheU GrandP.rents are Jessie Par- 0:: !tOW YOU dOW ~·blrt)j of a diUgll~r. DeniM . .A.PP1e'Grov•.... ,.,., e~. Mn, Edllb Klnll and- and union .... lle)d $~~~day, Aupt Robert ·sto and cblld- wilt flij. tod Mn. Cecil Klnll lllb at Portland State Part. A renMriDean DIIV!d, ~ . II!Jd of Uverpool, I>Jvo returnbasket ~r was aerved ~ ~ Pa~ of Newark ~-...! eel ~m I vacaticll ID A aurprJao blrlbdaJ party at noon. The allemoon WBI apen Idays with her pirenll, Mr. arid lOUth. TbH trav~ tho home of Rev. and Mro. Ed· meeting. :M~ ;;:!1~ recen~b wl: ttl~ ,.. The and """""' . and hos~se• :0. ~ask- i I .t'i , . ., ' - ,_.,_ ....: .... ......:. •, ·- �'·· BOW l!roW YOU ~ 'lk le.Ye111f YI<IIN Boato, 1 lllalll ..... Amorleaa water ' e Illy, 111tallire allolll "''" feet . Ia ~Ia.....,. ul are -~ eaeogll 10 ......... ddld. jJ en tine ~ r., Tlr.e ,,.,..... 01 The llriu,-11- .4.-.. ' ----------------~~~--------~------~~--~~----------~· ~~ ~ VOL XV NO. 106 POME.. vY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO • ' · MONOAY, AUGUST 19 1963 ' rushed U~\~der ) ' ~blre ' boys became lvehlcle which was sald lo be lier'• aml>uiance, lrl!lle!i in d COIU!ly'o sixth· and sev· lpassing another auto headed released. Mn. Jividen was in highWIIJI traflle fatalllies soilth, a state of &hock. She woo o o I the year Saturday night Ill a Tbe Jividen vehlele hit an ·questioned after the milllap. one-car 81118Bburt one mile nortll embankment, came back onto of Addison on Rt. 7. berm of .the hlghway, then flip- Officers said ·the Jividen .auto Killed lnotanUy were over three or four limes W3! heavily damaged. There WASHINGTON - Rail Jividen, 12, and his broth· whlle skidding sideways . down were no witnesses. ~ mishap lon and managment aegotia· Edward, 3. Slightly ln· the highway. ,oe<urred al l :o3 p.m. tors were summoned to a show· j wa.s tbe driver, Mrs. ·Ron- The boys were thrown from Until March of ths yuar GaJ.. down meeting today in a Casto Jividen, the boys' the vehicle. Both were crushed Jla county had rec(lf(fed 1 only erruneat etrort to break the . . 1o. death. Officers believe they :one highway fatality in 17 passe over ground rules lnvesUgatlog Slate Highway 1were thrown through the wlnd· lmoolhs. The de81h toll during settling their .long dispute. Patrolm~ said Mrs . Jividen shield. ] the past "five and one • half Both lhe railroads and the ddvlng oorth on Rt. 7,. She 1 The mother received leg and Imonths reached seven after Sal· umons have. a~eed to ~bmlt apparently cut ~ the right in 1arm lacerations. She was rush· 1urday's wreck. . the two mam lssues - stze oi an effort to ,miss . ao oncoming 1ed to HoJzer hospital by MU- 1 train crews and firemen's jobs ,. ',~· .,. ' ; . · Edison Ray Jividen was - to binding arbitratlOD, But ~ I' · born May 24, 11151 in Putnam the unions i_nsist on negotiati~ c~u.nty, W. Va. Dale Edward secondary lssues before arbJ·JIVIden was born Feb. 11, ·1900, Two Edlooal'ped I \ ' TONIGHT "THE SAVAGE GUNS" W1th Richard Basehart t~nd Don Taylor iMetrocolor) 1 ~and- t p •t . 0 un eer l ots "PAYROLL" With Michael Cra ig and Francoise Prevost Sun.·Mon. Aug. 18.19 "THE HORIZONTAL LIEUTENANT" Jim Hutlon I tration begins. in Gallipolis. The youngsters are survived by their Pau l11 Prent1ss -and" ALL FALL DOWN" With Eva Marie Saint and Warren Beauy MEIGS THEATRE ,,., . . Mldda, ... General Raopltlol ---......... ··- -.. Today Thru Aq_e. 29th •=• ~ t:• Coravaa 10:111) Towu Hal 10:"'1 IJviDg Word AuQ. 30th•u Sept . S "MUTINY ON THE BOUNTY" (TechmcolorJ Marlon Brando - Tarita 14:45 11:00 11:30 1!:011 1%:30 1%:45 1:Oil I :30 1:45 Sept . 8, 9, 10, 11 "IT HAPPENED AT THE WORLD'S FAIR" (Technicolor) Elvis Presley, Joan O'Brien ept. rTechnicolor) Claire Bloom Cbrlslopben This Is The Ule Calholic Hour rv Chapel Ask A Pdool A New !.ilo Goa pel ltaRMiy IIGfl ll:llll Your Firll .,....... 11:11 1'nllll • eo.._ .,li- Ui&w 1;11 Oocllt'l ·- - .... &.'II 'l lalle ~ - - Prl $:311 licK..,.. lo OUIOIIIil 4:3t . ,.. (;a- EVERYONE?'' Most smart folks do. 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''""' .... ...... "" ..... ..... ..... - ,.....- ...... ...., ...... ...... ........ •=•......._.... ,,....,. .... .,... .... ,,.,....., ... --·--1 ,,....,... wmtiESDAY · t:Z5 Allm.- . . . . t:30 llatt . _ lllldlz aD- 1'\'....... *' .,. 0..0.. lllpll1 ,,.•, 8:41 _ _ , Mllll . . . . . ·o - to -.epa~ fits I don'l mean to imply "'" a .;.oment that TV has done aU It can do, but it's not all black 1nC wltile ....... pua • . TV-·" aJmida ~ If theTV.-in1hnle ..rts. , l:lltY•~·=·~-­ t:OI-.0.. l:ota.~ 1111t iiiiC - · .... ll:tt1Aii: ........ wm fR1DAY "Vet tllele delr.aclars oeem l::lli . . . . 7:10 C'Aialllat ~=•--BJa CoepeJOiGnal ~ ... - the 11aile;l Nali01111 In aelioto! t:3tlooiiiiii--1Trllillllll IJ:iit Newo 1:10 1li1Hl117 fteWI l:llt Leave h 'I'll Glda 2:10 .Peqp~e ·Tiftt 2::11 Early " ' - llepor'l J:Jt Tbo ll8l:t<n 1:111 L11re11a YGIIIIJ 1:311 Ylll 111111'1 IQ lt.oll Cap'- ..._.. lUI IO:It I LDYe LucJ 11: 1111 ReOI lloCifo '11:1t Pete • GIIII,JU WIUN-TV Ch•nn•l 13 _........,... Trulll or i:onleq- l::lli _ _ .. . . . U . World liewo ..... il:JI l"oqllt - ll'erilll 1:~~> .11at.e~~ . ••ac-a..,,. ' - ....... a- U:tt.-lllbo,...._ U:ll Aolldetny A - - 1:to.WDa¥-· 1:30 ADa Solhera Z:OI Peojlle WiD Talk l:lt !leo 1lunl 11:111 .. .... lldll. .jl _.., 'Ple - ...,.. ....,. llioiOr1 lb. . . . 1*ar llrillciol .... e v - - a l l - 6e .....! How, INt • 'IV C!OIIld ....... U:II Newa . ......... _ ·1:111 - ... -.. • .,...._,-. lira, - _ . . .. ~ .. . . ma!-,llui•1V .... _ f:IIO Mcitales NaVJ 11:111 Your " " ' ~ • , . ...... allllo . . . . . ll:Ot Y- Flnll ......... i :li ·DIIil WIU , uo Jack l•laBQe Bilow I: 011 Buddy Slarcher 11>110 Candl4 " " 10:1111 What'• ..., U111 · lt:oo eas New• 11:15 River 11<111 i -- .. ....... u:a a., IJ:IItTnlll.-~ • I:OD J:d Sulli..'IIM l'to.JI y - . 1&:·~ qll\9i!dti • 7:00 Lassie 7:30 ,. .nnlo l'loe . . . _ t 10: .. ·• 1!:111 Price .. Ri&lll wcm.;1v 1: DO •lea. McCv'1 "NATUR.AU.Y WE HAVE A CHECKING 11;11- IIOIIIQirl7 1:00 'lit ·r. 'Dill! llllilllilre II 1:10 t:OO 11to· ..... - t:IO Tbe l!'.dp ol NJa)ll . :lt:IQ · - ~Biller 5:111 llragaet 5:3t AmaiAJer Hoor 1:118 'l"wentietb Ceotury 1:30 Mr. Ed I u•--- IO:•·"iiJII'iooll 11:10 A1IC Ne,.. l'iD.II f:GUieWI ,,,._._......_ f.OU ~ _ . f :3t Monday J111bt tiGolill ': 30 Art Liatletter 10:00 Brinkley"s Journal 10:30 Special Reporl 11:110 New• lt:OO ParSOB'o /lolailbc: 1%:30 CBS Watihington Reporta I :00 Oral Roberli 1:30 Tallling Jlaada 2:00 Town & CGu'*f 2:30 Living Word 3:00 Movie Ull Big Picture "- ~ t:GI A111«iCID ....._. 1:·~·-w.r ~ , LG~..­ WCHS-TV _ ..... ... ............... .•,,-......._ ............,. __ 7:110 1'llt 1'0GIJ . . . 7;1; liHir ~ """ .., l:li JUD l~r libow l:lli •••- . . . . O..Mell l:lli....., .... U5Cor_. ..... 1:08 You Asked For U I:JQ Newa 1:. GeMral Haojlltal 1:1111 llbowtillle . Ch•nnel 3 18:00 Alcoo . .... t•:: ·' f ' •H ay Fair Admission· aturday To 10,642' ., .}~C:J~ ... .... ~.-. ..1 B--tot•1V ill - · T.oiay,loe · - - aer -·a~ eompony ~ &r Mlh IU.,_ II the c.roJ - _,ialo, 1lle Gary Moore and Ca.U. Camera. 1'bls fall the _ , wll . . - lte JimMY llioalo - ., A*:-'IV each week. -~·USTI!'.N: Imid ~· 1 ·latest TV Y!llture IS a serieo ol. one-bout jllays ~at wouW olio~ llle <ll eel~ - · ..., • 11iJ1.. waril Albee, Berthold - · ,.,.._ 'JI'ihler, Arthur and T........, Wlllillmo ..... Berl p.,.q w!¥ . - tlle "Miss - l e a h - ' " I« the ninth lime onCJIS.TV, Sept. kind 7 · ·· · · · Frank Sinatra'• ,ore Reprise ....,. co-ny signed Doug Mc>Ciure to . make his liiiCblil cJe.. but. Reports bave It that Fmdl: oolol his reconl c:ompaD)' M Waraer Bros. fur • ropated fit :ten· the grandstand , not counting pre lipolis) second In both heats; sue- school age l'hildren who were "Stormv Pam An " third Ia ·'day admitted fre", and persons with fir~ t h~al; •· Jenny. Sea ," third .~7 slate fair passes, whl{'h were in second heat. tbe honored . 1 Free-for-all: "'Mr. Corkey," The fair ended about 11 p. m. first in first hea t. Se(·ond jn, lit- in a blaze of fireworks with the second heat : "Atomic Pick,"' \Ver Racine Volunteer Fire Depart- seCond in rirst heat , first in ·hen ment in charge. second heat ; "'Betsy Vo,'' third. SATURDAY RESULTS ' in first heat fawned b\' ank Sat:urday r-acing r-esults . t ho~ A.gd,. · as harness! Pace : "Si!l.ter Too." and set firs! in both heats : '·Eyre Raid" second heat lowned by !ie<:ond in both heats; ''Ginny Waid Humphrey , Pom~ro yl, U1e Holdup ," third in both hea! S. Alfred Gans , Pomeroy, for ••··'·.; 1i'fs Trot: " Sucf'f'SS Coy ," firs1 in third consecutive year . exhibit.. ~ion both heats; "Frank D. Jackson" ed the grand cha~pion bull ill ~n ~owned by F~~n~J_acks~~· ~~~~ -· lhe ___ Herefor~ _Cattle division. :\ ·: · 1 Ti'iii«i r... fall, thl• yeu 1n0111 'ltiM ewr. Cannel featut'ell Ita l7ne qulllty with otmple linN In • •tra!Pt-Jtne . . . ., tu,.. tund monotone cedar red Britt... twM. aa..uidM» . . o.o..,.. - uttot ONI bulle)', double-).-..., - -..._.,.. e- II II oa ith Entombed Man· ·I said; t • , 'Tm million since II alao lies-up 1M singer for film appearanam .. .. J\e ~n drink ing that stull . not siek, mom . How are 1 t.ave no mu1·e bellyaches.'" · . June Taylor has been ~­ ed as cltore!>Jp"apller ol Ja<tie Gleason's ..Americall S c e a e Shuw wil -reWm tt CJIS.TV Salunlay, Sept. a. 0.· lng the summer JMRIII•, MiUi : Taylor Is keepinrbusy. Shntq-. od and choreugraphed Guy JAm. bardo'o jii"OCIUC- of ...... . -: . the World in Eighty Dllys"" II · the Jones Beach Mar;.. 1'hea- : Ire on Lont lslalld. Sbe also il operating special sum~ . m.... Magazi~~e." es at her dancing school 11ft Broadway at 55th Sl. in New York City ..... Meanwblle, laet;e Gl.- is Ill Hollywood making tile movIe, ..Soldiers in ~e Rain'' with Steve McQueea and 1\leod., Weld. Re OJpeCIP to return to New York ~y $ept. 1 .. ... PHil{O u. ...... . l:•ht NIP. · rs ...... , . • (5 . I 11F' ,. Jill FJ . ' ,.:::o!:.-, .....,.., . 16 ... ~y ld?V . . . . .. .. 713 7 ·~ ' i•rta PI 7 (: 11:• .._ • • rtntli ,..,.· .~~.. . . . . 5 .. . . . . . . ldll ,.. ' .... . _ . . . a.-. o-. 11:11 1:~ Key• 7:111 10:30 Pla1 ·y - :1111111111 &1:11 Price 1s 1\11111 . ........ ·"'! elearlla ...too . . ~. . . . . . _ . . _ . , . _ It will lry .. FIIIJ ,_. ... loearit_ils_" lead ....., • .lor a..... _ .......... __ 7:0101-- 0oocea&raUv1 • 0( lloe - · - - , . . . . m this car and crushed, dv'ng instantly, about 8 p.m. Satullo Ia C outy's six.h and sevent h highway fatalities of J 9113. ,'· ' -.·loe-.''Lei-IO!IIIeil . . _.a . ._,.,, TV ... 1:41 IIIIC llvMIIIIC ~ ll::lli News Mttleft' ............. _ with........ • "I Ill* for a lililllld ..... -a~-••-....-- Ptoille . . I~"... , •=• a..., 11:30-roP. . . 1:11-, l:IIIAI 'IRta W.... . _ w~ 1:1111 Queea F« A • " i:!ll~r- l:tli Conlcob ~ 1:00 The~~ 1:11 rot 0111 Your Wq l:lli ~ Out Y.our Wq f:lll Good MorniDS llperlliorl A1pllllbel 10:01 "!lay Wilen IJ:IO Lon <!liLlie 11:11 CIS- IZ:IO Father Kaows llul WS.U.TV i:OII I l L - ::30 c. Ill t :OO s 10:00 Silow <11 week 11:0 0 11 :10 Wea!Hr 11:15 Keylulle Ar . . .. tt:JIP<II .... 12:00 1n1e IIIII TUfSDAY ~ 10:10 I a - ....... •:GO -lloil::oyo Dally._. s-> Dlilr 1Jort' 1 a:aoc...-~ ltiOO ~ WHJIII.IV Channel II 11:08.1111\8 11:30 ll:ID Aeadelllf Awml llovla . . 't.lnlll '!". . . 1:11 rou DM'& ._ 7:115 . 11:15 News WSAZ-tY Chanmt't S 7:18 Jodi: lla " - 1:01: Faith lot ~ 1:311 Kartoo< Elpn f:DO TV Billp ue Pua Scbool Jl: 16 Odie " Kil1ll • ,;le ... liD Clut IO:iit 11- c..e, L'll 'Leave ll 'h (llrla ,,. l'taJIIe - 'llilt l;)i .- rs " " " lAIII . . . . . . . . 1:41 A1IC EveaiJI& ~ 7:011 AMos 'a Aady 7:11t Tbe Oakotu 1:30 Tbe RUiemaa f:llll Stolley Blll"b 10:1111 Bea 11:111 Locol News 1l:10 Pacemaker News 11:15 Weather a:•C....atiooo 7:80 Wol! - . , p, I:•P-- ll:OI 'PoD 'Ill - - Fraace For SporlsiDIA TUESDAY .,.. SUppor .... $:20 Soopa ' 1:1011111- f:IO Operatloa Aipballot 10:1111 s., - 6:30 Ne115 6:45 Wealher UO Spona 7:00 crTtoilo S•pt. 27 thru Oct. 2 WALT OISNIY'S "SUMMER MAGIC" Conolb Jlepeot ' t:OI Good- _,.,. 5:30 llullwmt:lo 1:011 Meet 'l'llo! 1'1'111 Laurenrto Harvey and .,.~ 1:15 TodV OUI Y- WIJ Baseball WarmQP 1:55 Charleston Yo. Ya 4:45 Scoreboard 5:00 StooeND J-~ ...,. "TH!! WONDERFUL WORLD OF THE BROTHERS GRI-" A CENTURY OF '.'X>MMERCXAL BANKING ' Truol 1:10--- -Qoo.-llora.,.. CLOSED ON VACATION ACCOUNT - DOESN'T a:• ... Do Yllll Report .•. - .._-.. .......... . ·..... .. ., ..,............. -... ·• ---·.....•................ -..._ "'"'* ...., - ..... Good-._ ·=·-- ·-= l<lo-.......... 1111 ........ alii·.,·=·---... _ •=•• 1- THURSDAY ,, ......., ~ POMEROY , OHIO f:il·nc 'IV ST.,. a:ooq,..rur ·a - .............._. ... __ .. .. '""" ,\ ,eeoJor !i~l~n!ll "t"evision After �' • ' ..... ( !'toW YOU :tm'OW • , or Ytcioria Rell.a. lelllll America• nter lily, ohoal .., .. feet . 'llle· lilnroo e llaM at llr•• Ia dlimeter .... ... .....,. ltMptOrlac~ '. ~ I'• Tit• ,,.,.,.., 01 The , • en tine • Jfet.wt- ~,.. • --------------------------------------~~~~~---------.----------~--~·--------~----~----------------------------------------- ~ V.:.;O::::l;.,:X~V~:.:;NO::;,;..,:.:I0:::6_ _ _ _ _ _--:-_,..,,_ __,:.,:PO::::Mf.:.::;:;R::::O;.:.Y,;::.:::-MID:::DL::!:!:!EPOR~1 .!.:Tto.!OHa.:::Jip:::.,..~---!!.M::::O:.:;:~!!;DA~Y!.:•.::.A~ . U~G::::U~ST!....!.; · J9~,.!19!!6~3----~~.. "• ~· • . •s~ ';. ... 0 "' . __ rushed U-~=~\~der ;,:; "-'~ f,jj . ..;.,, 0.. WY 2·'1039 Mrs. Millard Van Meter l I TONIGHT "THE SAVAGE GUNS" t With Richard Basehart \ and Don Taylor lMelrocolor; - and- ' "PAYROLL" With Michael Craig and Francoise Prevost WASHINGTON - Rail Unlon aacl managment tors were summoned to a down meeting today In a government effort to break the lmpa"e over ground rules ..tiling their long dispute. Both the radroacls and the unions hav~ a~ed to s~bmit the two mam 1ssues - .,.. of traJn crews and firemen's jobs -the tounions bindins But insistarbitration. on negotiating secondary issue• before arbi- !ration begins. .. I· MEIGS THEATRE DAYTON- Emanual M. Sie· gel, 57, vice president of Lora1 POMEROY, OHIO SATURDAY J:IO Clll tliil l'lrm 1:10 Popeyo • !'all .:30 Ruff II Ready t:30 Ruff • Reddy 10:00 Shari Lewis 10:30 King Leonardo 11:00 Fury 11:30 Make Room For llacldy 12:00 Mr. Wlzarcl 12:30 Clem & Luke Show 1:30 John's Scrapbook 2:00 Comedy '!beater 3:55 Reds Vs. Giant.s 8:45 Ne'll'll & Sport.s (Techmro!or) Marlon Branda - Tarita Burl tves Po"" ON IJ8S PiiiUP 1 Bobby R. Mallory, chief trician's mate, USN, aon of Mrs. Charles L. Mallory Racine, Is serving aboard ,;;;,[tendo destroyer USS Philip. 8:55 Weather 1:00 Saturday Jamboree 7::KO Sam Beoe.lict 8:$ Joay Bishop 1:00 Saturday Night Movie 11:00 Newa 11:10 Weath..11:15 SpD111 11:20 Movie p,. Ar. WCHS.TV Pri· ness. wife, 10:30 MlghtJ Mouse PIBJ'bOu:,t ~ eel a\ Mkkl bea~ Wen Grat· L. 11 I c "NATURALlY WE HAVE A CHECKING ACCOUNT - DOESN'T EVEIYONE?" Most smart folks do. They know that paying by check, instead of nmninl the risk of carry. ing so mucb cash, iB the sensible tbing to do. It also saves time, gives you automatic ...,. cei~ and gives you a permanent record of money spent. Enjoy the advantages of a clleckina account with ua. tOOth Annlv•rtlrY 01 The Nofl..,.ICu......,cy Act and The Duala.nklftl lrstem The FARMERS Savings Company ' ' n:oo Rm ' ! WHIRLY-GIRL- Doris (Mrs, W. H.) Rannlnger of East Norwich, Long ISland, bas become the first woman In New Vorl!: State to qualify as a helicopter pllot, She Is now the 59th member of the Wbfrly.Qirls, an International association of women hell· copter pilots. Mrs. Renninger, ·a grandmother, bas been an airplane pllot since 1956, • 11:30 Roy Rogera Show IZ:OO Sky King 12:311 t<eWI 1:00 Movie 1:30 Social Security 1:45 Dizzy Dean 1:55 White 5os Va Yanluo 5:00 Doctors At Worlr. 5:30 Early Show 7:00 Cannon Ball 7:30 Lucy Oesl 1:30 Detenaers 9:30 Have Gun Will £ra•IJ ' Papers" - private correspondence the two had during their, ter published. 'lbe aulhors are no longer connectecl with the movie company .. ... 'lbe sel of Tara, the plants· Uon of "Gone With the Wind" fame located at wbal Is now the Desilu Culver Studios! now b11U81!8 III8Dj' of the. clrcuo animala uaecl In ABC-TV'o a e w hour-long color aoiiCIII eerles, "'lbe Greatest Show m Earth." "Mtlton Crosa' AIIIUiiii'.~ a new program leatw'iD8 ei8¥cal music and selectloil• l'tGiii the world's Jll'eat operas wiD be broadcoat on ABC Radio as a SUnday morning feature lllarl· ing sept. 1.. .. 10:00 GUDIIDOkt 11:00 New1 WHTN·TV Channel 13 t:ot Pat . Mike 8:31 Word ot Life Social Security Church aro aotidac !a -.JIIIIIGII witlo ~ 1J.S. 1 fao!nd fi ~111oally ·"!" ionol fri>m ur Oilier. plocio Iii 'llle world.'' · ,. · Kffi'f'rng . i · A wh mass ng smce ug. 9 . en . j . MOSCOW - Soviet Premier Itook off from the Galhpoli• a<r· At F • d Niklta Khrushchev made final , jo~t enroute home to Muncie, 3lfgf0Ufi 't , I ,_1 preparations today. for 8 . trip to Yugoslavia that ts certam to deepen his rift with Communist China · · N 0 0 ~ Rec:by, a very ta~fD!M.,_wr1t1or, is currently adapting bls first oovel fill" the stage and completing a second DD'fel, u'lbe Yam- . " . .. , • p1res. ·.•· lil':illtr Feclerol Depoolt Insurance Corperotlon o. ' "' POMEROY, OHIO of Christ ClriODDBVIIIe BeaDy • Cecil Sup Blmlly 12: Ill AllakaiWII J.: 00 Fllclla 1 :30 2: OG 1:30 5:00 lilqlerman 1:30 Hootenanny · _w· •• .awrt:tK."f' wefk l6.lw Aldrlcll '!beater 1..01'1 DaDCe ~- of. SIIOrll 1: 30· Wreoillilc . .:30 llllianl Men 10:00 Fighl of Weet 12:30 Chiller '!beater RADIO • TV NEwSREEL1 Horace McMehon and Harry Bella•• who have stared together the peel loin- years as detecUvea on "Naked City" ·are JUt!sl sian in I "Route 116" oplsodo juat completccl for broadcut next sea-on on CBS • TV, Friday .nli!JII, lu DOD-pollee rolol 1n· wblch !1W7 play 110 sceneo .! ; ' N·ew Method In ... Iilii"• "'l'ba . ~ > \.• .'o •, he , Miles .elson T h eac er soars sat urday T0 I 0' ti · ~~e ":ara::~e~~e ~0 disb:n~ band aialn. · Meigs county's 1963 Ctnten· the grandstand, not counllng pre Jipolis) second fn both heats• , mal Fatr bec<~me the rno~t sue - school age l'hlldren who were " Siorm.v Pam An ," third cessful in history Saturday admitted free, and persons with fir..;t heat ; •·Jenny Sea," third ;is.J"''· when 1,027 daytime and 1,897 state fair passes, wh1ch were in second heat. evening admissions swelled the honored. 1 Free-for-aU: "Mr. Corkey," five-day total to 10.642. The fair ended about 11 p. m. first m first hea t. seeond in This figure was shy by a lil- in a bla1.e or Iireworks with the second heal; "Atomic Pick,'• · eral handful of being 1.000 uver Racine Volunteer Fire Depart· second in first heal. first in the attendance of last year when ment in charge. second heat; "Belsy Vo," thi ...' 9647_paid at the gates. SATURDAY RESULTS 'in first heat lownecl bv • o·Jes . Fa~r Board ·seo.Tetary ·Frank . Salilr~ay .<.acing re,.lts (hors~~Qd..Ro_£~r. • ' DeIIveries . . but efforts to locate the plane ; ment and fight followed j l were fruitless. After Woods had bee'n cut wife,HBianche (Jedohndsoln)dNetlh- ldaughler. ' son. e was prec e n ea I . TY7l J't' ~ By RUSS GRF.F.N UnJtrd Pn·ss lntPrnaUonal harness l Paee · ··sister Too." first In holh heals; ''Ey re Raid' ' se<·ond Ill both heats. ' <:mny Holdup,': thJrd in b.oth ..heats. . Trot Su<.:cess Coy. flr:>l In both heals: ' Fronk 0 Jackson" (owned~ Fr~nk .lack~~~· G~~ and " I rna ~et'Ond heat (owned by Wo:ud Humphre\< . Pomern~ \. Alfred Cans. Pomeroy, for tbt, third consecut 1ve .vear, ed the grand champ1on bull the_ Hereford Cattle division. exhibi~ , :a. -·- ·--- - th En tom bed itlan " J., .1.. · ~ , s<ud 1'\e bt>en drmkmg that stull "J"m not ,,·,·k mom H"" ar• t t b II h . "'"' ., .ave no more t' yac es.'' 1 Saturday, planes searched Ad· another Minersville man, Rog· by his parents Joseph W and r ADMISSIONS SUNDAY- Ken· HAZLETON. Pa <LIPI•- One you"' oms county, 0., to no avail. ,er seized and held rLola Ralhbum' Nelson. . lneth Noble, Rolal Oak. Mochi· of the lhr,.. wal mmers trapp<d • Tm all dght Da-. " she saod I man R 0 Bak! bul a method I It WB:!I reported ~at ~rlends j Darst .until he was handcuffed Funeral services will be held gan; Mamie Nelson, Pomeroy; , more than 300 ft>el down a nunt> •· and I y, ant !o !ell yuu J lo\'1:' ml ht take thrt-e babl ' Of Dr. McCoy, workmg With &he rby officer Lyons. Wednesday at 2 p m at the Mrs. franklin King, Harrison· shaft for six days chatted hap-- r you. , . .. g k'' or four day..•. ~• '" h eel. Son. d , e w ay wa& pro Y a CAP had set up an auxiliary I In other··..actJVit Sh ·n · M"d 1 h h' ·r 00 .1 • t>\' f'fl a wee before the 11 15 "' 1 e t ay w 1e r "Okav, mum. I'll talk to ' :· t ~cue hole 1 P' Y Wit f1rst for pollee and the medical ~ ' [ y, . erJ Dexter church. Burial will be VIlle ; Garen Stansbury, driUed 15 rofessl011 Ibase at Wheelersburg, near Robert C. Hartenba~h sa1d two In Nelson cemetery. Rev. R W ~ dleport. workers b.Pgan the dehcat.P you l~tf'r. " he re Ired. "Rl JJt · 1 rest·ue P · Portsmouth, to search nearby 1breaking and entermg reports . . . ·ob of enlarom.:~ a s1x·inch con· P g ll . . ~ ed t 1o 1 Baker who as a patrolman had Ohio an·' Ken'tucky counties ov •. the t he" 1 , Woltz w11l officiate. Fr1ends DISCHARGES SUNDAY _ h l..no-w 1 h<:~\e ~orne work to do wac; 1-"'.~tnn o wer ' o 1 1 1 . ' m . two prev10U1 . b"1rt h!I er lhe weekend. u · jmated coon I.James Eads,1 Langsvlile; "''lhes and other solid food to as~Jsted , y are mg nvesti- may ca II a1 the res1"dence. Rich- taet. o e lo pul I lem lo lnt: sur- do\\n 1wr·e .. • and i!l the father of five children nd d 1 ,g · . [ ard Hickman Columbus· David fat:e. M.akt> vo~ ('onl.a('t I •m n as well as 11ghts and an r~~:;,>Jl1 ·h himself responded Sunday to a A grou an a r searc was r He said the Mlllhone Soh I o Rav~n~wood Pair Th . R .' M 'Alb t David J<'elhn, 58, co-operator of Wlwn re,cuers first made voice trned lamps tu keep them w~!,~ call to 'stand by for an escort of cond~ed. ~~B!i over a WlKNh Station. at Tuppers. Plains .vas ; • I elss, ~c~~~ : rs. er the Fellin l'.ool Co., mine. re· ('OI11<wt wl!h the chamber into and at!t>mpt to ('ounteract I pregnant woman to a bOipital. ed~- ~~. .north of the OJesa~ burglarized sometime Friday I In.lured In Wreck Lawson, acJne. . p011ed he and Henry Throne, 28. whit·h the th lee men fled when ' hant> oJ all miners, dampneu_ When Baker an1ve<f the young peflf!1ii. 8iCt OhiO. ~ailway tracks night .or early Saturday ~nd ~ headon car collision three ! Hazleton, wPre well and in good they hea rd the roa r of falling I . . h . · 0 mother-to-be told him the time in ~Oft, ·~· Va .• after po- lfour tires stolen. The s!ahon miles ~~th of Ravenswood HI-LOW TEMPS spirits. He said that lhe third eoal and stone rushing down their . CIJt';;-es;:~ t~e~~e avaJlabJe, ba~~. ,. et ~ I BfRTHS SATURDAY -- Mr. Mr. N son Is survtved by hts and Mrs. Wilham Wamsley, a IS I Y'I'ON IUPII Del" is nothin new ,.,alk .J. all"craft that were supposed to rof lhe Fair Mldwav so he roul~ taught In rural Meigs schools el Slout, Guysvolle. have been seen or heard on Aug. rback his auto. W1tnesse! saJd 11 h' lif I were checked out last week, 1 Darst refused, and an argu- r8 to~::-;:~ Stewa~t, <f,G~;·,::- ;~~e~;:.,:~:an:~ 1 was at hand and the baby was lice .~~ rece.wed a report was entered through a wmdow , R~. 2 mJured a man and his ; NEW YORK (UPI) - The miner, Louis Rove. 42. Patterson, es('apt- shllft. Ft>l!in had shouted to !tiH' ·1, lm would be on its way. When the officer pre- Ithat a III!J-~1~- ~iryl~e was be· broken by the th~eves. The de- I Wife Sunday. . ] lowest temJ)t'rature reported vill-e, wa~ trappt•d in another up lhr shnft !hal he wanted his b nn ISe t .em on ~b~ to pared to assist, the Y.'Offi&n told lleved· ~ liave crashed: T he partment also Is mvestlgating a l Bud SP_arks, 37, Ravenswood, ' thi! morning to the U. S. Wa- room nearby blll they could hear wJ!f lo maKe him "a pot of gar. r o ·8. the second sJx-mch him. "Don't look." · search. ~~~ nothing. , ht ~oup ., 1 To Ealarge RW . .· 1 burglary at the Hl-7 ~ub on 1w~s admttted to.Holzer ho<;pital ther Bure~u, excluding Alaska : his voil-e. Bakerturnedhishead,hastilyreTrl,.- County iRoute 7 below Hobson where , with fractured rtbs and an arm and Hawau, was 35 at [ Bo" suflmd a minor hop in· Shortly aller dayl;ght rescuers ' l.>l<r one ol those called his prior deliveries and arIa~ stW belrlg qrged tolcandy, cigars, lighter fluid a~ fracture. HIS wife, Mrs. Spa;ks. :Redmond, Or. The hJ.'!'hest jury. F(>llin said. bLJI otheni•Jse began ~mking a st>cond Six-inch ~e. r-I.Iarged to 12 mcbes ~ 'tlil· succ~ssfully delivered the infant search their property for the several other miscellaneous Jt- 42, was treated for lacerations . reported Sunday was 107 at Nee- wa~ in good hi'ahh and spints. hole parallel with the first. This r -vol.l d be gradually reamed cU .. , 1 whlle looking out a door. a.irplane, ems were stolen. Iof the seal~ and left elbow. dles, CBiif. : Fellin's "'ife arrived at the uper<~lioh is expeciPd to take 1 tl' 24 and 28 inches before lt't "1 did sneak a peak at tbe ho5o -- I head or the six·inch shaft at the mo ··J than 2(1 hours. i ~arge enough to bring the met Pita! report and both mother and mine at Onfida abnut lhree milr~ \ieanwhile. soup. coffee, and 1 • lilt> surfa~e The final bolt will · · ··.-:Jf:f baby boy were fine," Baker said. 1from here shortly before duy· rwl' cr .. am was lowered to the · 1•e f·:~sed w1th meta1 PlPlDS. l lioht. mt'•r whose only sustenanee for ~ l..<.onlact Wltb the miners C8mt "She ask.,od' lo talk 1o Oavt> ovt>r the seven days or . ttH>ir odeal haf> ~•or"l\' . '· l>ef h ore m1"dnight as ..... --...,. ; the microphone whieh had ~n ~h sulphur v.atf'1· t~ t.he mine. I SIX mch s aft broke -through iD1Q "~'~ F"r:>llin shouted up to his part·: the chaml'4."f where the mea wen, 1 lowered a few minutefi earlier. I When he heard her voice Fellin nt'r Gene Gibbons that "since It:-l"ltcrnl.EQ. - - - - - - - --·-- - -·· ' I The <'<'<·ision 011 when. 1o make • Lhe boring .was lhe ""IPOIIBibiUIJ Five were lined and another of Gol"<ion Smith, deputy forfeited bonds oo mlsclemean~C'"-lel'y of miheti w~ hll . or citations In Pomeroy Mayor on the Jcene from the lltart Charlee Legar's court Saturilay re.-;; cue Ufllll•·ations night. Stnitil risked his lifo< daily' They were Rubin Swartz, 1 lng dmtn into the origul Pomeroy, tlO and costa, JntoxJ. ~li.-ln,~ ~•grees boles~ ~­ I ° , • 1 Five Fined In Mayor·s f..ourt Reflections ..• The Day After cation, Gerald Lee field. $5 and COllis, runninll He Ught; Larry Connelly, 181'1 Falls, tiO and COlliS, lro orator's license; Charloo New HaV!IIl, 15 and cooli, lng double yen.... Une; i Van Me~r. ts and •· lcatioo, and .-Robert W. Shntc~ lor£f'lted a 'bolrd Oil ID legal' mulller eharp. · -~~ Illf!:= 'IJ BY CRF.STER TANNF.HILL . cool llicles." .' .... ' ~ ' r · to "to i ·' shaft before that methOcl abendoned by odditiooal roc•. . Saturday we recommended to our younger readers At 9·. p.m. Fr~y s..lttf ' i.JY·-~ they follow a 30-day series of articles starting today on ported another mojor slide , the general t~eme, "How to Improve Your Grades." I occu11«1. At I1:30 · . In scannmg over several advance releases of this : "'acbed the decision drilr'~ series, it occurred to me I was born 40-JO years too , tho aurtace. He went soon. My high school years were not streamlined by any lhe surlaee make such set of instructions. ' menl&. Leftr at t!be~;.f= The articles are good-IF-you will make an honest lalbd· with IOO&I n . , .1, ·. . . . . stab at doing what is suggested. j with· the ana'lladot the Metgs; Count$' Jumof ~ a1~ were . presented trophies However, l'U have to admit that had I been interest- logs of the mine ');;;,naf1~,.·t.,he Ohto Retail Merchants Assocla- · ed enough to ask, tbere was at least one, and likely many deckiOtl on U1e 1 Savings premore ,of my teachers. who years could of ba•e given similar in. winner, Metgs County strucbons during .my teen school. An~ without question there are teachers In each of t1a7 . behalf of the Pol!l_eroy Juruor Fair Queen tro- our Meigs Jfigll schools who will help mould they be lui; ·; · . ____ luked by 19fty'eatudenta. · . . ~ ·~- .. .. ___ ;:~~~~~~!~~:~:~B~a~nl~k~a~nd •se..,. ,.. • Ce111Urr'Foi: 1a !be ..,-11 <loY• I I · 1 :we~u, ~ " Haven prior lo Au· . FIVe . - Day Fair . Ad IDISSIOD . . eran weartng the black cap and the plane bad crashed In In- Wa! treated for painful Jacera- , · ' ~ H. Johnston sa•d. "So far a!> 1 gow~ of the graduating senior, diana In view of tbe extensive tlons of his leg and an e a r. v~~·.·ry;"-~ ''"!""'"''·.;· • '• '; we can tell, thiS year's. fair set rereoived a bathe lor of arts search o.peratlons. I Woods was transported to the Meigs Memorial Hospttal I nt'W attenda(]ce record ' gree in political science to The OhiO State Patrol. report- hospital by Racine emergency ' ; ADMISSIONS SA'fURO.A y _I _Saturday ~vening when . th.e become the first Negro alum- :ed Sunday at Sou_th Poml that lsquads!"en who were on duty at Miles E. Nelson, 72 , 8 Rut- Mrs. William Wamsle Hart. B1g Bend Assol'tatlon s nus In the school's 116-year- ~ search. was bemg conducted the falfgrounds. land elementary school te· ch- f d y, second and rmal presentalion old history. ~ ~~ the Tri-State area at t h I s j Officials said W~s had ask- .er, died at 1.30 a.m. toda; at or ' was _gwen. _there __w:re 1.304 m lt1me. . eel Darst to move hos motorcy- his home.tn Salem lownship af. DISCHARGES SATURDAY: _Several reports of low~nymg cle from a parking area at rear Iter a short illnes,; . He had Eloi!'e Snider. Middleport; Haz• Jd · BtodlkJ ond Nathllt Ill !be "Cleopatra" lllnllnl ~ . . . . . . Simon ud ..... ' ~~: . Mm~trel beat- bit the top·,tea ~ -boob sbortly. ~ . pnb!Jt~lbt Mr. e " engag- gan, 1 ~ith. W~ de- l on .~TV ..... Grove Prese .~ .,;- i~c c:~str~cti~~- Sa~~;d~:terni~~~n:~~~ night ~.:".. wo. seller on tholr' ~· Wllh J~· Recby'o "City of.NJcbt;~ 'Wbldt Cheshire in 1955 1 r 0 m · day. ugust 24t are requestA b kl W V H _. , eel to eontaet Mro. .John Mor· 1 son In real life, wlll ..pla)' J>ll TV wlle In an liPCOJIIInl ,J_.t · Bemry program to j'" Ja~~~ :. ·M~=itt1-gra:u!~ start his first 'lull-year .of week· ly TV appear.,.,.. wlllr a nolo able group of pert--... "Chrysler Preaent.s a Bob J.Jilpe Special" al8hiDg Dean IJUUn, Ttieaday Weld,111arban! ~t,. and, Lee sro;m .llllif 1111.~ Lois Corbett, Mrs, Dcta ,so survive. i Peach Ftslival Cenlennlal Pa- ~ 1 M d M J" ld eel rade in New Haven, on Saturr. an rs. IV en mov A b · , Funeral services will be held gust · . . The U S Air Force A 1r A parolee from the 0 h 1 o, t 2 . lh Ch _ Those parhdpahng in the T sd Search ~nd· Rescue command , ~tate peni~~Uary ls being held ' ~ire PB~~tist~ht~!ch1 "wu~ Re~. parade are asked, !o line _up . county ]all on a charge of , ,. . . at New Haven Communtty in _Kansas C_lty called off t~ cutting with intent to wound ~sb~ne H~ver offtcJatmg. Bur. r building at 1 p. m. Persons Indtana portion of the aerial . following an incident Saturday tal wdl be m Grav~l Hill ceme- 'dt h 8 d ba d in ;:n:::ch at the fairgrounds. lte7;iends may call at Miller's at from the University of Missis- lnto a ninth and apparently fj. Harold E. ISmokey~ Darst, Home For Funerals arter New Haven Park. The parade 4 !Iippi in a quiet ceremony Sun- 1 d S00d 8 H d t !23, of RuUand RD 1, was arresttod d t th h h will re·assemble again at the in an oak grove within Ina aty aby fan tahe 1• 1c ~rc Mason Drive In Theatre to 81 f~ ea q:nj:s~, ed by Racine Marshal Alfred p.rn.,h 'r··"7·""""'"''""1'00...1hpowj1og distance of t..he lwals s~ up e~s~. . ~l- Lyons after he allegedly knUed ?ne our e ore tna .serv· parade through Ma.c:on to the center Of • rioting touch- Ipa :- - · .. '•. of... MiJ1:8rsVine. i lCH. , · new Wa.bama Ju .. 'nr Worb eel off by his enrollment. · The· Ak"·I"III'Oe """" Uitl.·# I Woods was taken te Meigs , N .. . . Soloot!l wbero they will dl .. SEE-HEAR: Bob Hope wIll aD4 tPodfi liM , siring to enter a float in the : erty, maternal grandparent al- In Tbe 36-year-old Air Force vet· was blghly Improbable thai 1 Memorial hospital where James Garner Friday, Sept. %1, on NBC-TV ..... was born Feb. 21, 1960, p } H '}d ...,..OD wltlo e..,JI etller, 1111t -- of IlentnrD, May W. 24, Va. 1901 DaleIn "Putnam Edward i ...., employe handlms a $9.5 mollion "classified <'Ontract." He was also wathout a job. Company President Leon AI· pert said In New York Suaday that Siegel had been suspend· ed1y"Pending a re!"iUiion of . The hunt continued In South· 1Aft I matter." Iern OhiO. 'lbe family has been · tf ~DP~bet ... :. '. 'u· n leer Ptelo·ts" • · I sea lt'!ch l n .F.tna ~o·l ' 1 12:10 NIWI 10:00 10:30 II :00 11:30 12:110 fa hear!Dg on a charge of attempt· !"£ to bribe an Aa_r Force cav~l- _ I o.n ! 11:11 Double ThrUler i' ' rm na l,t.. he vflllecl, bd .......U.int was free today on his own recognizance pendms an Aug. 29 "M<ist of the boulevard stop algns In Rome are printed IIi English," POCk remark!'d ·wben aomeone ·flrouoed about t h e French ~~C: problem. "lltil 1 to.' It bad an I o clrlver Who 1\'b~ zed right past ·one. J asked him "TilE UNITED STATES Is why he.dldn't .top when It said · the most foreigl! country I've stop. He just .sbrllgged: " •Those ·signs.' he said, 'art ever heeD in," said wiclely-tJ:av· elecl Engllsb movie oecretaey just fw foreigners.' "· Channel 8 1:00 College Serl.. 9:00 Captain Kangaroo 10:00 The Alvlll Show cy. . (ConUnuecl ""!» f'ront P~) .. ey. "Well, after the lOth take of Freel blowing his ·U...a, Wilder called a receaa · and took ·him -aside. 'I may have to chang• lhe script,' ·wll4er eomiPeDied Idly. 'WbyT' aoked MocMur· ray. 'I'm sure I'll roa4 the Unes right Ia the ned take.' u 'It isn't that," replied WUdet. 'I'm afraid Barbara may till you before she's supposed 3 Chann•l "MUTINY ON THE BOUNTY" Hayley Mills -· WSAZ-TV CLOSED ON VACATION Today Thru A'4,t• 29th Aug. 30 thru Sept. S "a::;.=;: · Garl~c~~P.i~s p8,~ , . asked. ~ i Remn)JScel)ce. J.f '-· . "Wtl; ~ * ~ ·· • I Gallipolis. Tbe youngsters survived by their J"'rents, and Iris Ca•to Jividen, • 1 and one brother, David Lee. 13, From Anderson, Ind., today came reports that vol- Cheshire, 1 unteer pilots made a. final effort Sunday to find the 1 Edison Ray would have been wreckage of a single engine airplane carrying Dr. George a seventh grader at the Chesh· McCoy, 45, his wife Mildred, 40, and their three children. ] ire-Kyger elementary school this No success was reported. 1ran. He was a member .of MerThe Civil Air Patrol search ranged over a rectangu- lin Ross' boys choir last spring. DEATH CAR- Two young bo)s were thrown from this car and crushed, instantly, about 8 p.m. SaiUJo lar area from Tipton and Franklin east to the Indiana· i .. . d~ one m..'le_north ..•.~AddiS~"-oorni~S~i~a~te'...R~OUtJ.I~e'..7~,._'G~.~a·ll~li~a _tC~o_utl.tl)y~':s'_~Sttxx~,h~a':'n~d~~:!'_fi_i_~:!'."~~f~a~ta~l~it~ie~s~o~f~l9~63~.--, N~' Ohio line without finding - - 1 John Edward J1vide~, LJber- 1~!!"'i'-~"""'''&'''1"1Wf~ ~,· ..,.....,mt'"'"'""' " any clues of the missing j ty, W. Va., paternal grandfath- , .. ·· I aircraft ee e er and Opha Caslo, also uf Lib- I NEW HAVEN - Persons de- Electronics of New York City, (Terhnirolor) became •vehicle which was said to be Iter'• ombulance, treated in d onother auto headed released. Mrs. Jividen iras In higbway traffic fatanties aouth, a state of shock. She was n o t the yel!l' Sal!,lrday night In a The Jividen vehicle bit an 'questiooecl after the m1811ap. one-car smashup one mile north embankment, came back onto • Addison oo Rt. 7. berm of -the highway, then flip- Ol!icersaald 'the Jividen luto Killed lnstanUy were Edison peel over three or four times was heavily damaged. T h • r e Jividen, 12, and hla broth- whlle skldcling oidewaya . down , were no wltneS8H. The mishap Dale ltdward, s. Slightly in- the highway. ,occurred at 8:03 p.m. wu the driver, Mrs. "Roil- I 'lbe boys were thrown from Until March of tho year Gal· aiel Casto Jividen, the boys' lhe vehicle. Both were crushed Ita county had recorded' only , lo. death. Officers believe they 'one highway fataUty In . 17 Investliating State Highway J were thrown through the wlnd- 1months. 'lbe death toll <turing Patrolmen said Mrs. Jividen shield. the past five and one • half driving liotth on Rt. ·7.. She I The mother received leg and !months reached sevon after Sat. cut ~o · the right in arm laceratlons. She wa1 rus)t.. 1urday's wreck. . to . ,eel to Holzer by Mil_ ' .,.. · • , j Edison Ray Jividen wa s Galllla- ""'!"lyto slxtll" ancs · &ev-)passinJ Pomerov Flower Sho1> S•pt. 27 thru Oct, 2 WALT DISNEY'S "SUMMER MAGIC" . TwQ Clfsblre 'boya DAY or Nf'GHT (Terhnicolor) Laurenrt' Harvey and Claire Bloom ' ~ .·:., ' '' ' ..'~,'·. '~)',. J ' I lw '1' "''··. •" Co~pany, 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/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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