http://66.213.69.5/files/original/a4eb15063e84779c3f540813aa9b9cdb.pdf d57ffb54a0a4d5e585e82d852c74dbc8 PDF Text Text .. Pomeroy Churc#t. ' ·-1. ' -- 16-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy' Middleport, :~hJt'~::OOf:'/:,':cl,",:';'_'!,., 1! Visiting Pastor U/ , . .~ G Mr·•. .. Smart Is Hostess For _ _ ~~ Moinly About People In Ptnneroy ~.nepo.. ~=::... "il _. uest · bout r T0 Be Hosf rOI District Event . ~ !le~ wl~n Pa~ o~n~ ~rs so:~.!"' clnci~naU Clyd~l=tl, ex~nd!d ~~ous~:· ;.c.;:~m vi:r~~~~· a~r ~~~ ·~: ~ilis ~';::~of t~~uc:~..; a~slstanl ~·~w~: .B).~k 10A Gi~n ~it:";.'i Sa~uel t':,~ln!ho:::;:~'::;"d' busineOIS session pl:n7.i : ! .. :.~ wa~h~~ ~on I~~~:~ ~~,;:~":!.;'~!:tyB T~~ ln~~·a:~:O\ :.1~ w. H~=~a~ an~m:ow:S e:ue.i' Sunday of his sis· her of the CoiiUIIImon va: ~ aoc~ro~ ~~~::ygro;';!: ~::.~ser wer!, paid. Edna Rtt. First dtgroe murder 'eharcel be flied Friday qalnst llalj!" (Hobble) llooo, M, Ill the early Wednesday ol bla CharlOtte, 39. <However, County Prosecutor hllu• /~':;:~ v. Jl'ultz, who W1'IIOg TOKYO - Communist C cont...ion from 11ooo that today denoun<ed· Soviet • . pUmped two blaiJII from a tary aid to India as a "sell...,t" .18 gauge ohotgun Into the abby the Kremlln: domen of his wile, Indicated Russia has sent rilodem 1\IIG - ··· -- • jet fighters to India. which is embroiled in a ' border dtapute with Red China. An lndiao military mission recenlly spent sev· erat days in Moicow negotiat· I ~Orden Colu'"t~us Re~ eve~ ~·~~ ~ d~l A~soc~at~on ~:e 7' C~orus ~e~he i Chubby Checker - and"THE HAPPY THIEVES" Rita Hal'iwor.tb and Rex Thur.-Fri. arr1son Au1. 22-23 "FIVE WEEKS IN A BALLOO~" (Color) Bu1to ns w~re ~nd t)rs~nd ~~ve re~r~:r in~~· I :~:: a~~ "HOUSE-O~dWoMEN" 1 Sh r>ey Kmght and Barbara Eden Ari~ ~v:ionsft:~n:~s. s~~~~::· ;~: ! an~o~isJo~;~h~~· Columbus D~na 1 a~dr M;~d ~~was ~ccompanied daug~~,!;:~ Ka~en. I~ th~ ~~~re~ernice 1~"· c:~~::•i~ a~~sthezu~;::ll; I~::, ";~:~~~en; ;~ek MEJG POMEROY OHIO CLOSED 'ON VACATION Today Thru Aug. 29th A... 30 thrv Sopl. 5 "MUTINY ON THI BOUNTY" (Techmcotor! Marlon BrandoIa Sopt. B, 9, 10, 11 "ITHAPPENEDATTHE WORLD'S FAIR" (lechmrolor) I!Ivls Presley, Joao O'Brien Tar~ S:pt. 11221 "THE WONDERFUL WORLD OF THI BROTHERS GRIMM" Cl~hnieolor) - LAIITen,., Harvey and Claire Bloom Sopt. 27 1hru Oct. 2 WALT DISNIY~ •suMMER MAGIC" (Technieolor) Hayley Millll Borl lvea at~: fam~!ts"fof a~rs~'illla,;; for ServiCeS ~ester Owl~ht I ' ~';.. ho~ ~~ Marth~ Ma~ • ' T~e i ~nd Terry""'! ~ . a~ns' a..: w: '"f' wm be Monday, September 2 and the charter will be draped £or Mrs . Grueser. All offlcera and the team · are requested to hit ' wear w e. ----• I HOLD PICNIC The Clan .ol the Mlddleporl Church of Christ held a picnic Tuesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Horace Abbott on Route 33. Wendell Gerlach gave the evening Attendmg were Mr. a~ Tom Bowen, Mr. and Mrs. Grueser and daughter, Debbie, Mrs. Paul Barnes and children Mrs. Leonard Vanmeter,Jr. children, Mr. ::::: Mrs. Don Mr. Mrs. Herman Kmcald, Mr. and Mrs. Dan While and daughter, aDd. Mrs. Wendell and family and the hos • r. and Mrs. Abbott and children. al ~nd <;."rl~cb NAME CIU:HAIRMEN Mrs Robert Schmoll artd Mrs. Roge; Morgan are co-chairmen ~J ~ ice cream social bemg by the Middleport Boosters to be htld Fri· , . on the high school at 5:30 p.m. An will he present· by the llaild during the eveiJo . Homemade pie, cake, cana and solt drinks and coffee be available. 1 co~cert Mrs. GFI~en!rn::Oy enter.., ···'-a dinner Sunday at "' , d. home, Rock Sprlnga Roaft. were Mr. and Mrs[,. . = Roefi'::d~~y~:~ Mr~ Logan and Skip I nd H·ll .,ey. I Expectin!J • T ° Once -A - Year Sale/ Draw Thr . ongs Berkshire Stockings ~.ed for tbe .evelll od by the Ohio Valley Club and tbe City ol Porlamooth. . Trophleo and priiM will be awarded Ill Dine claoseo, lnclud· Inc enclneo rmtghll from • to 110 cuble ltlebeo, ao unllmlletl 11~~lllflne cluJ· ent1 aa JP 14i~Ht~~M claso. Tho eifalr Ifill tJl!o have 1 can>o iv'l atmOI!Phen, ~ Portmlloutb Jay... ciYic. IIJ'OUPI. rldefj will bt 1181 up, You Could Pay More for Shoes Like These ... but wbydoitwi.Jyoaea&l tot POU..PARRar ...,_ 3 \!ilrt . Tboy..,.. tllolr A wioo ~ ..... . . . . of.. dw- ..... Ia ....... ~ . . . , . . . . ~. for ~·w civlhzallon. In~ hed<lorla on • . $)-19 1 testing """ ll!o!t lha ~ Roll!ltt lladMJbae., llllph: her II!Oihtr•.an 1111111 Slllvelet, l'omeroJ• threo dda> cfren. JeftiiJ• Jucil•, _, .,._, l'olm<r, ol l'omero)o, IIIII "!!I!' lister, Katherine Shoetn.tter ._ New Le.tigtoo. ' Servlceo wUI he at Bwlng'1 Chapel with burial at llod. Spring• cemetery. Frlet!cls nta)' . call at the funeral home any · lime. w• lbo ...... wtllt 1'11111 Inn Frank. o1 at ' ~~ flervlcat will bo held setu.day at 2 p. m. lor Qlarlotte FotiiiOI' Rooo, 31. who died violently .,ly .WediJeooJ&J. · She wu preceded In dtath hy her father, M.irvln DeVol. and Is survtvtd by her husband, - - -- - they/ Del¥..,., cou~,'·. ~ II I Wed~y, I I '~ be...._ ~- Pit~b .~ Step~ i :Mr~~fJAdM P~ol~, Ftsber-st,~om~roy: ,~:-~j~~· ·"I * * * will Back Pomer<~y HAZLETON, Po. (UPI) Tbe ~au 1Uempt te drill 1 1!-lndiH<ope hole te two IIlJa. eatombtd Ul lett under· School ... ~0 ·-Monroev.·ne I T Of I arget T p b Htor4 Drill EarHtr Earier, Fellin •nd 'nlrone ,.. · ported they <OUid htar the hugo ' rOtary drill <Utlillf IIII'IIUJII 1 roek above and &aid Jt wu ••• I edcrouDd lOday, alsobavlng ebbed loU· rw / target." forbope II days •- 12 more dayl Johnny and Susie "Go Back To life ·' a tr•.....,. Rescuers had hoped to enllll'lll Schul." :lner, w '""" ...,.... tht 12-inch hole to lochet: Some wm be gladdened, lOme not. Rescuers d... ted whether to I COLUMBUS (UPil - Slate . the larger hole conceivobly coultl Meanwhile .our oebools, whlc• do more huolneso '·k sb ft Ill II A tid R W T 'd serve •• the el!Capt batcll wiill v Jm 1 m e ay 1 u or oger · racy 581 use of a metal cylinder raiHIJI 11 &o ~than any other ageney prlule or publle, are :ear cbomher when David Fellin, 'today be planned to iauneh an and lowered by cableo • readlaeso for the pupils on Sept. 3. Custodlqns ave 511, ..d HfllrJ' TbrGne, 21, 1immediate investigation into · Nolhl·n wa h rd · thl~ ' . . . vantage may be very large" beenl busy tbeoe oummer montho puttlag on bright .. •-- b ddlod •- A ·n 1 d'tur · g ' ea 1rom • ,. WASHINGTON - Civil rtghts in the large-bomb area. He said ve ·-D a MJ. 1 " apparent 1 ega expen 1 es' 1mmer Unpr'soned bout ret$ 111 dem.onatr ttons iU be beld in paint, remlldellDJ, repalrlnJ. are lato 13. !lope laded lor Loa I , , In tht Huron County village of I •way ·from 'Fen· 0 nd Th "' " .• • ... . ''They .have ei!/hl Umeo their heavy work wreswn, '1\'ltb repOrt• In preparing I Bova, 4Z, wbo .... seporated Monroeville. IHopes for his !Dsu:vival ltilli)' <:<>lnclde as mud. yield •• we s1nce 1958. A 1 l!IIO!t. lot . aDd ·40r the aew • · and balttin& tile y(l heavier load I .fro'!' aDd Tln· by Tracy was requested to look dimmed · .,. 1 with neil Wt!i!nes<ta1-. ,marth Theirs is twice """' in total." n· money · ohrra••lng l!Uitlbl•'elitsiii'Oom stheilules. · 0110 on Washlnglnn by more than Ci P iouo divorce aufl were filed Wednes. :il&\l • rock and debris I• lllf oomo into the charges by Mayor Clay. FeUin, who hao r<'ftlalntd buoy. , jIIIO,OIIIIIbllegrallollisto, a spok... L'bbtto ,.v f day in Meigs county commoo of also are I roof eoflapse. Tbt last sip of I ton Lord. who said pay check, an• Ulrough the Ul-day orde•l t ·h 'Baril tod ' y, now a pro essor O pleas court life tram Bova e•me Jasl Tues. Itotaling $352.95 issued 11bantered and joked Hrlier todaj , ' · m.:..... M.,::;;ro, the marcb chemistry" the University of Tht Colu;.bu.o StHI Fabl-ica- ready. Their nollees are In The Dally Sentinel today. . day. to a teen-age who never . •·ith rescuers above ground, ask· ·'" j • ; · -'PQ . .. " ' sman, ••~ •• civ'L ' right ' .... •·-• throosh Call!omla1958 at Los or Angeleo;, befo"' said the tioo · · colnpany · ' an Ohio corpora· . worked Lo d forh the VIllage. h H ' ing for his wl·le and ..,.,·ng .· • · ers wore encouraging such pro' hoo, flied a potltlon agamst r c arged I a• oward "Nine da)·s u·s nino aya test ·actlona to magnify Negro :.• halted u. Ernest Wright of Langevllle for Lee, water & light superintend- 1we·re here:: Told be 4woo • demanlllo for equal rights and . lngte,l t"he rtheaw was .. ap. $800.35 with interest, and Clarhad rteeiVed the money "dose." ht added. "] guess when .. better employment oppartuni· proxtma y o r way m ence W. Andrews of Pomeroy between Sept., 1962, and March , I get home my old woman wiD tit fovor of the United Slates. has filed for d•vorce from Nina 1!16.1. on a '·bookkeepmg dodge." l . hell .. •. Sen. J. William Fulbrisht. D· Andrews, a minor. of Pomeroy 0 He said Village Clerk Mr •. :e serious vein he comCLEVELAND _ The F 0 r d Ark., chairman of the For•ign on grounds of gross neglect and . Christine Needh•m made out mented• .. saw ..,.;..Iring liU 2 1100 11 1 Motor Co. laid off , employ. Relations Committee, asktd Lil> extreme cruelty. . PT. lloss N. Filson, Jefferson Blvd., seven checks to !Jee's 15-year- l tflis four yoars ago, would hav es It Its Walton Hills 8 n d if he. could reeonclle. In other court activity, di- has retired from the theatre busmess after 52 years op· C old daughter for work suppos. l beon a priest. You 1can't btlitv; Brook Park !ants today and wide divergenc'e of vrew vorce . investigator Allen C. eralt!'g and managmg thea- I edly done for lht village at . what we weot through." p red! led among nuclear a'ienUfic ex. Hill h•s be<!n ordered to pro- Ires m Pt. Pleasant. other stage attractloos and lat- Lion Harold Brown was nam. fl.85 an hour Mrs. Needham _ 1 ched perla which Fulbright called ceed with an investigation in Mr. Filson started in the er it was equipped with lalking 1ed to arrange an inter-ci•y golf said the checks were cashed a":.ult of "one of the most unexpected lthe divorce case by James N. theatre business with a nicke· jpictures being one of the first .match with the Middlepori·Po- l"etther by Lee or his wife." I ed Workel"ll (UAW) strike developments" of the lest ban/ Brannon against Melanie Bran. lodeon and admiSSIOn was ' theatres along the Ohio Valley Imeroy Rotary club when the I Lord said the payments were 1t F0rd' 8 t 1 lant in Chi hearings Ubby was unable to non and August rr at 9 am a nickel. 1 to show taJking pictures. In Pomeroy Lions club met r or apparently used to retatn Lee's s ampng P ·do so. · has be<!n set as tilt trial In. 1912: he built the firsl ll938 Mr. nson sold the Park !l•nch aQd business at the Ho- eligibility for Public Employ. cago. Top government witnesses for a suit by Lois Ann Jones rnov11111 p1cture theatre In Pt. ,theatre to the Alpine Theatre tel Martin Wednesday: es Rttirement System benflts.l CLEVELAND _ Turoer Cat- have testified !hat development against Wayne Lee Jones. Pleasant and also operated a Company. . . This was one •cllv1ty _plan- Lee had been not1f1ed he would 1 , ledge, mana in& the· of the 50. to. 100 megaton storeroom ntckelodt<ln iloown i In 1942 HomerS. Smith, OhiO ned m .•n diSCUS. have to pay.hoth his share and N Yo k Ti'mes sa·d her to. bomb was rejected deliberately TRYOVTS SET Ias the Wonderland, . located River Road; the late Holly Hud· s10n per.nd. the township s share to the fund the :ivil on the lfOUnd Uaat smaller avail· Students interested in trying where the Shoe Center 1S now Ul son, Walter Krodel and Mr. F11- l Next week, Sean Mullen, Mkl- after a deadline was missed. CLIFTON - Laura M Ra l•>t 11 m 1 able nucJear ...,apon1 wouid do out for varsit cheerlead.,- at the 500 block of Main Street. son organized the State Amuse- ldleport high school student and . . '1r..,. quesnd "';h thege 1 a "beltei- Job" on- witness- Eastern Higby may .....,.. to In 1922 business expanded and J ment Company and built the son of Lion Don Mullen. will nes, 74, JC• retired COII\P ez a a re s he built a new and larger Stale Theatre located in the , be tht speaker. He is a mem· ANNOUNCE DANCE mistress, w 1lfton died at 5 J. 901utton In oight. . es have testified rel""tedly the high school Monday, Aug. Imodern thestre which Is now 500 block of Main S•reet lber of the Middleport Rocket There will be a dance Friday m. Thursday at Pleasant . a big bomb call .. built with 28th at 10 a.m., aceor<hng to Th Thi . . I I . from 8 io 11 p m heside 1 he ·ley Hospital . PUEBLO Colo Paul D ... prediclable resulll with no Mrs Alice Neaae the Park eallle. • "'"" which ts stU! In operot1011. cub, a group of teen-age ..,,. u b k . ;,_· "th . B Oc•.:.._· -~ ' . ,...,. I . . was equipped with I • l•rp enlists who have carried out a an m WI 1IVe I orn ......- 19• 1811. ,.. mond Adamo president-elect of difficulty except providing the ' · .,. The State Amusement Comand music by was preceded in dealll b llef the Ohio ASIOCiatlon money. BAR SEIZED stage to attract vaudeville and pany purchased the Park of successful launch. 1lh R od , h band I" In t•• . saac, by two dau•"'iled Wednesday of a heart . . The Internal Rtvenue Service rm rt m 1915 and 1n I"'" bu'l I I the lDg! th1s summer at the fair- e amr s. I usShe is ,survived . TWO Ct· M D I I th Ire In M grounds. ., tack suffered Aug. 10. . · TAKI!N TO HOSPITAL has seized The'Woniler Bar Inc. "": lnr ve-h n ea. . •· President Korl Krautter p e IS MEDICAL PATIENT ters, Mrs. Pauline Stewart f11 Adams. 56, principal of Hardfrom Wonder Bar l)ic., Rl. 2, 1 Arresll by Pomeroy Poflce :son g I em a circuli of i . r· . Mason and Mrs. Bemad'!ll 11!1 Hish School in Portsmouth Harold Hall of Pomerny was Cheshire for hon-p.ymonl of ! Wednesday were Harley Me- three theatres which Mr. Fn.. sided. Fifteen memhers aUend- . Four. year. old Usa Cold- 1Mallette of Pt Pleasant· tllf phlo, ·itt survived by his widow: taken to MeiSs General hoaPII· excise and 1!11HhoJd. lllonald, 21, of Middleport, on lson managed until hio recent led. well, daughter of. Mrs. Joan lsons Donald Haynes of 'RFti. Eva; their daughter, Ruth Ann, al at 2:5$ a.m. today by Pome, lng tares, GroiJp Stipervlaor AI· a speeding charge, and Glenn I He •Ill eontinue as 1 M ills Gt Hos of Leta'rt. and Horace Haynes 1 11 1 1 !loth of Portsmooth, two sisters roy emergency squaclsmen and bert J. Alspaush alliiOitiiCed to. F. Kitchen, 19, West Columbia, IVIce president and director of p aSc •• elgs -:.:ad osp ba Cliftoo · five graodchlldren ail!l ' and two bl-athers. admitted as a ,medleal pal.ent. day, lor lroproper mufflers. the Point Pl'l"saol Building and I RuU d - au me ar- 1laM,iddl 52 p. m. nes ay Y ooe grandchild · Loan Association es. an . eport emergency • res· F al Ices JackJe L pt Pleas- DISCHARGES - Jay Myers, cue squadsmen and admitted as , uner serv w be held ant IU.,...;..ed Filson as Pomeroy; Grant Barnhart. Po- ' a medical patient. She was Ia· at the Cliftoo 1\lethodlat cburdl ,, . ' , f h S. I • meroy; David Napper Pome· ller taken io Holzer hospital Saturday at 10::.1 a. 'II· wltb manqer o t e II e amuse- ro y. ' · big. the Rev. · , ..r<,\ ,B,DITC!J1'8 NfrrE: ft• follow· the arrival of llonry Ca·,sold It appearod that Diem, ror ;mont Company. BurialKellh will Hanlon be in Gra"-! - Iii llf Lodge, the new U.S. arnbaJ. the flral lime, had banded over Hill cemetery, 111 Mldclh!ptri. Prron dpaglel Of I ...party organ av • . said: While . so.me people. _In Peking are wlJUng to sacnfJt:e the lives of half ofnJ lion, half of huma ly, iet covernment holds dear not only the lives of half of the pop. ulll.tion, but every Soviet citi- lllethepop~~~·· ato~tc ~I ~ ~dmlalstralors ~. ~y F•JI son Retiring • • After 52 years Jn Theatre BUSiness • 1.;.. ~':,e da~w th~ ~ bu~g~ning ~ Prl~•;•ills . .,. "'7:J Mal h Bogeys I ~at . ..,..... v..- ~--tre ,.v retlremen~. . y ACtlon • In VIet • Nam B I -Y· ':t"":,~ !': to Salgoo, to preu tflorts ...,. power to the Top. a <iarlfi<atlon of the llituatloo ron~log milllaty oommandera ap. the]] froLmoOdg~·:.~~:f:'::~ air f~ t~~g 't::. ~~~~~~~~~~=~ mUitarz hls relatives have about IIbyo'clock UD pl'ane a.m., totlight EDT>. reklo. AD~ISSIO:r• r Du~t~ ICai~w~ 1~ ~esh1r~, w:s ~kj -~- Preview Of Dodge~~ For '64 Announeed held ·ill au"tll• Carroll R. <Ji ft. H. .., Rawlinga SONNorrto Co., Middleport, j Lodge had planned llo ltay tooe.l Obsa,.....o 11}11 tbt ;II>YermjMnt, will ottend a special preview of in Tokyo, but bee• use of Iafter weeki 01 . the 111114 Dodge can aDd lnlcks the ten.. situation ill Saigon he Bnddhioto to tate die tnltiail"e in to he held Aug. :111 ln Detroit, iii gr~at in Reflections • • • may caD at Fugle8onjl Funeral home aoy time Ifill' rp'h .1. e Day Afiter ~ ~~;. tile ~lly ·deCided Michigan. IY CIIESTEJl TANNI!RJL L Friday. ·· Hlo[,()W TEMP NEW YORK (VPl) - T lemperalurt reported U. S. Wutber BuretRt ~eluding oroerod, to """ to his post, ' tilt dispute, ,Nbt every person receives a telegram lnd a card from morninc, wluch he lo Fred· to cruoh the movement t h Salesmen occompanylng . him the t'irst Man of the land on her birthday. Mrs. Etta aDd Hawob, • · 'an overwhtlmlnc ,.. ol (llr<t• yiU lrlolllde Richard Rawltnga,lspencer, 100, of the Texas eommuniiJ did last week. .. Wrdneodays wlth 10•·1 The prleot.s aDd ...,. lmiBted WaUape . Ambe11er ·and , Hllton The honored person at an Open Hou., (BS ldabu. _Tho forcd Otli!i pistols and Wednesday ...,.. he r d • ; _ ilito Wolfe. at the home of her son, Ceeil, Texas oommunlty, . roj>otled 1 tear g• ,........., brought : lrucb . aud taken to .t.i4(ntion Markettnc pianJ for the 111114 Splencer already was famous on the local tteene for . . . _ at _. public by U. s. <n the tuburba. uncon· model year wiU. be explained lqg part In the mammoth Centennial Fair Parade Tu. , go\'llrnmeot Ill firmed report olild at le~ t,ooo by oorporate and division exec. Thursday': · · - - -.......~!lblolv.ra r.. lloPiblst clergymm had """ tak- utives, inclUding' Byron T. President Jobn F. Kennedy's clipping servke Mel&l Mo•trllil 'Into l"'lodf, ·Jircludinf~bo So· chols, Chrysler Motors Corpor• across Bob Wi!IJetl's Daily SenUnel story abOut ADM,ISMONS_ .. Buddhist Tblch ltion vice president and lloti8e did the right thmg: notified Mr. Kennedy's · . 1 KbWt. General manager, and llobe!l staff. The birthday card aild teleJram of ' tptao1 ..,usl'!ll!' 1!1 the B. McC!Jrry, Jr,, Dodge ..,.. to Mrs. Spencer foUowed. ertl aalettmaoqer. O.alers will I ao idea what Mn. Spencer's •IW. yl<- •l!>'fcJ diiiPiaY of lbe 111114 Dodge one of Ill'!- nlc:e tbinp about our ears li'uc¥ dllrill,t the ar. cer, )loweritr• lilt vote,s; .•P.Prectate_d '"''~edlng Nollin~. ;.aid,. ~,.j~ ~~,·J, i""? Iii/ i Reel-. O..,b'~~~~~~~C:.,Z,~ I cam~ ·.· ~ ~ N~ priest,:· la!owo,., lfill. - ~ven ~~:~~~~=~let ~of:j•. .ii.i . -~·.. • ~ ,...,.. ..• ';· ~ ,., ~ ~ i "' ~•me e~tertainmen• ~cme Thea-~ progra~ ~ I I' · delinque~t I ~ I ·-- . Mrs. Haynes, Of Clifton Dies Thursdav., I I ' .',·. 3·.·.· · ~'for .$,,79• ,' 1 g·;~ al~member a~ S PIannmg • T ~-:-· •... r~any d~~ editor ~of 17~ 1 gl~lh~d ~ Servi'ce Clubs ~LEASANT- th~ ~oo""ny spok~;:"t!," ,P'::;.,ou~nit. row racy ro e •~' F~lfla I I :o~dalfoot 1 ~til,~:~g~:~:{y~.-~ ~':,!~!:;to ~ge ~es~~ m~~ato.~lu~ ~•-• u. ~lrd Money F'Jed In Me1gs • CoUrf .f~. ~ ,..itals "' ~ ~. s • Seeking $1 65 BERKsHIRE STOCKINGS . ' ' · 5•1• :$1.29 .; pair. ~1 with Sheri/! t HAZLEToN, Pa:. CUPU-A IM!tJ trapped men> can Jocste• whel"e at 330 but apparently we have a little probRescue worken forced coill:o , ond attempt to drill through lo the hole is. are higher." lem,'' Smith told FeiJin. ''It looks pressed air through the two minfn trapped 331 feet UD· "Then ht can try to get into Some mining men thtDrlzed that like it <tht drill I has gone into 1>o ,.. if Fellin aDd Throne dergrlltllld for 10 days ended in the hole." a "drift" of tht drill, fairly com- the bottom rock... spot dust and pinpoint the l/rilllf, cllitappolntment today when the Cbarmbury was referring to/ mon in drilling,• was responsible Smith asked Fellin if he could but the miners said they ,; driU mlotd the chamber whers David Fellin. 58, one of •ht min- for tilt "miss:· , locate Ule probe and Fellin re. oot. . they are entombtd. ers trapped Aug. 13 by a roof "We will drill anotller hole if ' plied • '!be trapped llltn infonno:<l. @. ', The 24-bour driJiing attempt, rollapse wUh Henry Throne, 28, j we have- to," Charmbury said. "II looks like it is above us a , surface that U a new probe .• ' which started at 7 am. EDT1and Louis Bovn. 42. Fellin and · "hut this time to the north. little bd. eight r...t up the piteh." llf<ellsary.llley would not was halted "hen the Thront were SO!paraied from ' Meanwhile. we will .... U thty l is the term lor slope in- to drill any farther west lett _j spec1al 12-lnch bit dag into rock Bova by a wail of rock aDd 1>he trapped men l can p1ck lhe1r chnat1on. be completely of! ........ , below the tiny cllamber. j dbris. way to the hole." 1 u..,.,tatn Aboot Dfrlilll I FeiUn. who had plotted "It's apparent we missed 1tlt! 1 DrJIIIag The disappointing news was rE>-I Smith asked whether Fellin be- , course of the drilling, did .-a monkey tunnel." Dr. H. Beecher I Charmbury said the dri:ling layed to FeUln and Throne by lieved h• cwld dig to !be probe Ishow i•nmediate disappointm<!JII. · • Charmhury, alate IIOCrelary of had stopped at 315 foot. state Deputy 5tcretary of mints , "I don't know." Fellin said. I "Maybe somelillng will WOJt B. G. mines, said. ''All we can do is l1 "We are not going any deeper Gordoo Smith on the intercom " You must have hit somethmg Iout,' ' he said. ,, ;'.':,1111 of ail tight lor tilt present. lapping he said... We think we are in>o system through a six. Inch hole hard- a sulphur wail <an ex- 1 Rescue" also sent do,.. ,.,. ';, hao returned to San Otero, 011 the drill to - if they <the' btd rock. We thought tllty were 1. drilled ' earlier. tremeiy bard wall of pyrite!." pass 11o aid tht miners ia1 "'"-' 1 California wbe,. he Is , 1811,... · ing tht metal drill. be td wub the u. s Navy aUer I Ddl _;, k spe ng I receu• •WO • Wff ·s Libby's main concern dealt lesve htre. He to o forrutr with the "high yield" field of Bleb school football development of the 100-mega· star ton bomb- the area in which • Russia Ieoda the United Stateo. Testifying helore the three Senate comrnitU.es - foreign Ult relations armed services and joint - considerin'g the pact. Libby said the "Soviet adI derground The charge came 1n a lead- " tneaninaful " · 1 the f t --eo · 'I , Second Hole ·To Trapped Miners Is Failure ~t. "Da~. ~ pair ' ' other JIOSBiblo charges remaJn. the aame ntcht upre101nc cona caU about I a. m. from a ed uoder otudy. ctrn bec•use her' hush"" .. had woman, but htord only scream.. Roas admitted he killed his threatened her. • si;, was flllllld She traced the Cllll, notified wile <Ji si• months after abuut by DepUty Sh«/f!'~ Howard the sherlfrs department, and five hours of iniense quesliDIJ. Frank sitting deitd' in a chair li'raok ~ to the scene lng by Prooecutor Fultz. The in the Uving room of the COU· from 1 Jlltrol In the !'uppera ohootlng i• helieved to have pie's .DorCliS home with the Plains area. . happened about 1 a. m. Wedtelepho\le in ber lap. Meanwlille, Fultz Indicated he nesday. <)PI!RATOR 01!:1'8 CAlL would arrive at a -final decision Mrs. Ross -was reported to A Pomeroy elclialltJe tt!leon what chor..., to file qoinst have called a neighbor earU.r_ __,__ ph..:.one....:..._ope __,_ra .::to _ r _ h..,•..:.d....:...l'j!CO ....:...i_ved _ _ __R_oso _ _ ~~~~-• eonlerenoo ' . Um"ted States Authon"ti"es $1.35 BERKSHIRE STOCKINGS Slle $1.09 ,~<,. wll;hGenuiJJOG<XIDYEAR , W E L T - at only 16.99. wpo Ioapr, -Jtmaw.llt ~~etW. in the newest fall · colors . .' proportio.,ed lengths. • Former·AEC CommJSSIODer • Likes Treaty CLEVELAND - Police said today they arrested two m...e per({Ons In connection with a WASHINGTON (UPI) - Forcounterfeit ring· that had be<!n mer atomic energy CI)[IUIIisprinting bogus Cleveland Tran- stoner Willard F. Libby told sit System bus passes and ttck- the Senate today he "probably ets for almost a year. would favor" the Umaed nucleThe new arrests brought to ar test ban treaty but le "wor. four the total jailed as de lee- rled" that the UnJted States has lives continued their investiga· not tested 1 super-bomb. tion into the operations u( he Libby ca11ed the treaty "a ring. real act of disarmament." said he would liJ<e to set snme MOSCOW - The Soviet Com ''tacit understanding" t h at monist party.charged today that peaceful usea of nuclear power some Chinese leaders woold sac· to dig canallo 0011ld proceed unrlfice half of humanity to build der the pact and hopes that un- Sch1~Ung: ELBERFELDS POMEROY River Fesllv ing for more he1p. Homebuild~rs c:J e New Location e New Furniture e New, Low Cost e Budget Terms "THE BRIGHTEST SPOT IN MIDDLEPORT'' . ·~llotait. Corpot • 1rjiNIIIN o Pl-•1 e ~~~ MINS:~ Ade~ Baker Furniture Eug~ne any COme From Distance s conc~rt l~e M :::\:~ ·~:~.;;o~l:·d:::.~~~~ Quality Costs L- Than You Think Leg~ ask~ ~ C~b ~~~~~~~~~~..:~ · [ and S THEATRE Andrew Duggon Aandugu~ ~h: ~•ng ~Jn. l gue~lte Red F'abi an ~cine ~lcao ~nnual V'f"'~ ~ ~es·j ~~:"'~~ TONIGHT FAMILY NIGHTS "DON'T KNOCK THE TWIST" r~ a~d Mrs. ~~~ a~ ~ruce ~ l~~~;;~~~~~~~ tricl !t11~ schedu~e rnon by Rev. was gtvtreasurer's office. lber!!l and a of the pro- home on -s .Jane Vroman Klein, Mrs. C. M. Hennesy, Mrs. case of rain U will be held at en in the evenmg. Mrs Jacob Gloeckner and grams for •he commg year Mr. son John Jobn Balrer, Mn. Edward John· the second ward house. Friday was wom~n·s day with !' Mrs Lloyd Moon• were Mon- lgiven The September meet~~ (Verard o~e~olumbus ~spend~ and Mrs. Emersoo Jones. AUG. Z3 Mrs. Dorothy LewJs, president day visitors In Parkersburg, W. wUI be held at the home South IHow~' eek with his parents The Phllatbea Women of~~ 111 charge. The theme song, I Mrs. E. L. Hughes DO ng w ' Middleport Church of ChriS "We Are Matchmg to Zion," op- iVa Bile and Third·••· 'Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Vroman. POST TO HOLD PICNIC wlll hold a rummage sale Fri· ened the session followed by Mr Mrs. Smart, president of the lsunday Mr. and Mrs. John Vro- The Legion day aDd Saturday, August. 23-M devotions by Mrs. Sarah Slon· j grandchildren. their home Sanborn Missionary Society' man and son, John H., Mr. and 602 • PICDic will he In the French building (form· 0 ey uf Gallipolis, who had for I a visi• with rela: 1gave remarks on the work of ,Mrs. J. C. and : Sunday, 25, .-::.the er McMasll!r Bldg.) The groop 1 her topic "Fellow Pilgrims on . eve an a the Society for the years. Mrs. 1and Mrs. Char es roman Sand raye Ill-- wiH have dishes and curtams the Road:• Mrs. Banks gave 1 :;;;:,:ker reiurnPd IRichard Owen was lhe program children, Mark and Maryd landing. AU in addiUon to clothing. . 1tlves the welcome address. an~ Mrs. Mrs und: nl ht, after 8 vis- leader, having as her toptc ler, were guests of Mr. an their fam.Wes are a The Middleport Boosters will Mary Price uf Gallipolis. re· l hom\S ·so/ Wl'h her bro- I" Reflecting on Our Renee- James Brewington Invited. They are sponsor their annual Ice sponded Commillees were ,1;ter·in-iaw. Mr and lions." wh1ch was followed by ler. Sandra, at Rio anklin a covered dish and 8 ver social and band named and reports of sub-rhs- \M H ward Seidenabel a n d . a penod of discussion. Mr · and ~rs. Frof Col bus I August 23 with servmg to presidents, given The Rev , rs. J:mes Frecker who ts i Mrs. Smart served homemade ther and cb11dren urn gin at 5:311 p.m. cream, 8 peach ice cream and cake to Ispent ~he weekend in G. J . Johnson of Toledo gave . s~~: the U S Armv spent ANNOUNCE HOP homemade p1e, cake and 1 the missionary message. I d · 'lh the Seidenabels IIhe above mentioned and Mrs.l port Wtlh friends. Ba IJ.. A teen-age record hop will dy and soft drinks will ht sold. 1 1 ew ays WI David Darst Mrs. Bert Bodi· Mr. and Mrs. Everet c ld this Thursda evening The band under direction 1 spent mer, Mrs Hamilton .. Mrs. , ner ·and c.;;nie and New Haven tei. canteen Mr. Gherke, will en e a d nt' h Wf' ll:end with his parents. Homer Hysell, Mrs. Clifford spent Y ed h 8 to 11 p.m. sponBOred by sent an informal concert lowed by the preSI ' s . Ie e Jones Sr and Rhodes, Mrs. Frances Bearhs, nail where they attend I N " Havtn Junior Wom- ing the evening. Mrs. , sage. Programs w;;•Mrh R;{,,_ E J . Hill. IMrs. J . H. Hamm, Mrs. John , baseball game. The Jaya wfll emcee. ISchmoll is president Ih by 0 Bor- l home Sun· Seines. and Mrs. P. 0 . Grimm. partY Ia CJP.!'II to area Boosters, while Mrs. B r u.c I c arge ld · b M Jone< and 7> Lloyd Is chairman of the · a with her Rutland PTA Is The Eagles Class of hthe . • P cuse Melllndlst Cburc w P•;:;:· Paul Hill and children, ponBOtln/I arty SEE Peacock hold an Lee cream social by Mrs Stoney and Migs Mar- Debra Jo. Tommv, Paul Rlrh· ~ The Rut1and PTA Is spon• ~- and MrsD lin Pa the church Jawn Friday, Bass, followed by a ard , Jack and David arriv.ed :soring a pre-school party for and 23rd, at 7 p.m. vesper service by Mrs. A d a Monday nl~ht for a . VISit with first graders Thursday aftergu arrdl and attended Pavne and Miss Clovadys Scott. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Hill and Mr.fnoon, August 22, at the Rut· Those from a dlotance Zerkle ~nd IM. l'rel They were HOLD FAMILY DINNER Rev. Borden was in charge and Mrs. Hiram Slawter Thev ltand Elemtntary school. Ehgl· ,attended the funeral of the Btg : e b. Mrs Eu· A family dinner and of the Saturday morning se!l· will return home Thursday and ble first graders must be six !bert 0. Lee, Monday were Mr. accompa k y . was held at the sinn and devotions were by dea. Carol Hill who spent •he su~· on or before September IS. and Mn. Raymond l';eigler, Mr. tah Brae 011· Lillian Greenlee at Atbticttle cons Robert Echols of Oak HiU mer with h'r grandparents, Will Students In lbe nrst slx laad Mrs. Mavre of cently. Attending were Mr. Roy Johnson ol C.ouster. reiurn hnme w>lh tllem . grades from the Langmlle area .Marysville, Oh1o; Mra. ANNOUNCE HOMECOMING . Mrs. Lon Greenlee ' and , The problem hour by Rev Mr . and Mrs. R. C. Relman ,who formerly went ta_Rutland rspurlock of Warren, Mich., There will be an annual Greenlee, Mr. and Mrs.' ITubbs and the • docmnal ,.,. and children. Kathy and Don· : Elementary school Will b • . Mrs. Clyde Saunders. of at Burlingham McDaniel and son, Mike, Imon by Rf'V Seward were nie of Sandusky were weekend [transferred to the Harrlsonvll~ j mgton, W. Va.; Mrs. LJ111an Hoi- ~burch Aug. 25. A bas- les Bennett of Middleportj Iheld In the forenoon . Rev C. gu•,ts ol Mrs. Florence Holl•v. and Salem Center schools thiS Iter, Mr. and Mrs. WOllam Lee dinner at nooo will be fol· ren Bennett of Columbus; i E Valentme of Jackson open· Mrs. Helen Brlckles und Mr. ,ye••· and d•ughter, Jane, Roy Lee, lowed by program atl:30 p. Mace Greenlee, Mr. and Mrs. 1 led lht afternoon session Witt• and Mrs Logan and ' ' and daughter Mabel, Mr. and with a gueat spesl;er. Carl Henderson, Mrs. ;devotions. Skip of Pomeroy, Mrs. Elmer Mrs. Clyde HuseU of Wester· diner, ol Charleston; Mrs. Mary 1 Memorial services were con· Bailev and Sandra of Darwin. Ph1lt1lhl!f1 Soctet) ville, Ohao: Mrs. Opal Frankie M Un Mr and Mrs. Idueled and final reports were and Mrs. Callie Logan of Flora l b Holding Sale and Mrs. Josh Sammons, Mrs. CLVB TO MEETof t h M:n,.• and· Barbara of Igiven and an executive boaro visited Monday Wlth Mr a n d Philathea Society of the E:dn• Noble, Mrs. Robert Duf. 'l'lle ladles cothe· Mrs Charles Rayneo meeting held. Special music by Mrs. George Logan, Hemlock , Middleport Church of Christ field daughters, Bead Cld Ill Jar Buffaio, Va.; Mrs. the Fourth sub-district choir Grove. . Iwill hold a rummage sale at Dabble of Charlestoo, W. Va., will ho . the Cossin Miss Lyda Smith, was presented and an address Miss Jlealn Ccasto a~d f:~en~~ French's Hardware Friday and Mr. andghMn. ~~oiBouldin meetmgf ~yAgnev~(te of Carrte' Spurlock of by Rev. Samuel Jackson, his· Miss Eane ase rPurn !Saturday Aug. 23 and 24, he- and dau ter, ....,e, O · M Ella Candee of torian, was given during the Colun:'bus Sunday, after 8 week- ginning ~t 9 a. m., President lngton, D. C. _.:.:.::..rs=.=== evening session. end n~;lt with Mr . and Mrs. Na- M Robert Reibel said today. PaDbearers were Pearl Me-Suoday School In charge of than Biggs and family. A rs;.,. with contTibutions may Bride, Elvin l'osl, Robert Jef· Oscar Qualls, superintendent of Mrs. Ernest LaiJance or fera, Dan Rller, Rue TuckerNaomi Churdl, opened the Sun· ANNOUNCE REUNION Miss Mildred Hawley, man aDd Roy Spencer, day morning session Music wa~ All descendants of Lovins presented by the combi 'ed IHuffman) Roush and M o s e s . •, choirs of churches In the dis- Roush are invited to a !lend the NOT BACKWARD trlct aild Rev. L. H. Johnson fifth annual reunion to he held The Chicago Tribune of Feb. ' of Columbus gave the sermon. at Rock Springs Fairgrounds , 17, 1863 noted tbat uthe little Music by the combined choirs Sunday, Aug. 25. A basket ,lunch IState of Rhnde Island Wlll the 0 I opened the afternoon session wi)l beserved at 1.2 clock Ifirst to officlaUy accept the I C and the aermon was given ~Y E:.S.T. land donation under the Agri· Dr. Wilbur Page of Cincinnati. cultural CoUege Act •. and abe state moderator who atao gave VISIT MOTHER has located and rece1ved scrip Mr. and Mrs. William D. for 1110,000 acrea of Land In KanCionch of Tampa. Fla., a n d sas which ts nearly one-half ao PORTSMOUTH (UPI) - The aons Kenneth ond Joey, were larg• as !he cultivated land In world amateur boating chilllll>l recent visitors of her mother, the gallant little state." lonships and II fiv!'<lay River Day Festival Is ezpecletl to Margaret McKenzie. - - - --- - - draw thoosando of boallni enthe b<onedirtion. HIGH ROLLER lltualasll from aD over the Meals were served esch day ST. LOUIS !NEAl- Don Do· country here during the Labor Seamless · Berkshlres Full womeu of the Naomi church Ibro, 21, of St. Lc<1ls already IDay holiday weekend. assisted by women of the Mt 1has four sanctioned 800 league I The boat races are .ChedulFashioned Berkshires and Agilon Moriah, Pomeroy First Bappst series to his credit, one •hurl ed on tbe Ohio IUvar Sept. 1 1 and Forest Run churches. of the ABC reeord. and 2 wltb JOIIIII ioo · St1etch Berkshires - All styles and V Gause of Gallipolis was in charge and the annual pres!· dent 's message was given by Rev . McGhee. A minister's semled b Rev A J Ruffin inar. Y w • hekt Wednes· of Ral h . .zw,. da) of th: Ministerextended a wei· La 'lh Dr William Par0 GJousier, respomlmg. s cial music was presented b P" •he Women 's Convention and Rev. Isaiah Tubbs of Blackfork gave the sermon. f I = ~:::;edel:'t:'! ~:~m:ff:~oncon· Mrs. ' Baumgardner. a~istanl le~r~":.to~~c~,;~oei~k~~r a Reading Chalrma\ dletributed l 7ht~ h;hewa\~:'n!y t~:.~; ar::ng ! ... Mr1. Coats, Rtv. Ho~e Ice _cre:_m, ~ak~ ~~i~~ S~~t~.!lt:..";';:."~ Wednesday afternoon, Rev. L. chorister sad plamsl ser· k's vacation from her duties !tile three study boo s to mem- 1 err . G y t I Marvin Dowson, Mra. 0, P. pie and coffee wdl so . Columbus The next meeliniJ .. ~.wlpf ......... Willl~g g'::~tc~ re:':~e::!!: :~~r:"~~.:;::• Ca~':! ~ cone:::.:.~: na!~ dl:~~~~rc~•:•~i!'" w'fti aB~gt. wltb sld~l 01 =e~~:ir :rei~:~ • ~ Mr~. ~Philip Elect~ ~· ~rs • ' I'll~ ·~· !h~~~~~=~ S~l'h . ,IIHI, Portsmout~. ~~~t . .,,....,.,. lloll Ill ~!~· leornblned Robert=· ' "" r....n, lltl'. ....,;. • . . . • • 11 NOW YOU KNOW' -,.. .. • ,.,=~1::%.~~ the Lovejoy Circle of I b • p_em ol .ljlo! Firol lloptlst wboit. tba ,Wi!ldjhl Trail Educallonal Seminars First BapliJt Mn. D. B. R.vtlagar, , ~Ill Delawan fW the put ertib -Ia at the ol lira. Officen' Training Day Wed. Mn. Henry Relheledan;: 0 me which met 'l'uelday evenlna· Ave., hu ~ Gf yeors, wt11 he the gueat spesl; fl. AU women ol Hayeo return Cot mhus Miss RhDda Hall, chalrmao, ol her..._, lTOIT)' at the P\>meroy Bapllll 8 p.m; their aonual Churdl of I b• evening, from u presiding. . who realtled In Akron. SUttday at tbe UO a.m. picnic, Jle are . District are lnvked they .attended •he Sla h The meeting was opened with Carpenter Ud been .oervjct. Re and h Ia tate their own oiJo•"""""· attend. Reglatratlon beiJlll 1 With Rev. Nyle Borden, first aave the welcome address and ... of the .D•ug · the reading of the creed of Ill a fall recenlly and are vacaUonJng here and The Post Prea~nts of the 9 a.m. and services begin at v1ce moderator, in cha1ge. greetings were given .by HPv. ters. of America. ed John o. Rockefeller which Is m- 1 made a ~plete relatives. ~ American LeJiou Auxillary a.m. and wU1 close abolif " On the Road to Christian Donal<l Bonne of Middleport, MISs Peggy Boso retu~ ds Iscrlbtd on 1 plaqUe in Rocke· Funeral oerv1ets will bo pastor w111 also conduct Drew Weboler Post will meet Unity " was •he theme of the with resJX.n'" by Rev. H. H. home, Great h!, feller Pta 7.a In New York City, nounced later. deollcatkdl aervlce for par- Wednesday aveoblg at Ib Please bring a sack lunch and SPSSI.,;,. . IGiUyard of The after a weekend vis.:. ie followed by prayer by MIss I Mr. and Mro. Oecar Baau..,l 'with their babies during !lome of Mrs. J. M. Tborntoo. a day of fellowsblp Mm1Siers and Deacons In- reDdinl of church let!ers ar.d grandmother' Mrs. " Hall. ' (Patty Lloyd) and lbe ........ AIJG, 2Z our District OffiCI!I'II 11!4 sl>tute was held on Wednesday OPP<!mlment of committees tersoo. d Debbie Bo- DevoUons given by Mrs. Eth- Mike !Joyd were Ill Rock , Springs Grange ourselves for the new uh th• Rev Elbert McGhee ceded the sermon by Rev . L. Misses Na':.:n pending Hughes Included scripture Monday. Wendy, John, I , • .' meel In regulnr oessino Thurs. year of 1963-61. 1 ,. char e w The V. Gauoe. so of Great are s o- reading from Luke and a modi· Michl Bastlaol speut tbe 'Heath Commuswn day at 8 p.m Members a - - --; ,, on with An address by Rev. Borden this wtek with enUtltd, "The Gift of with their graodmother, Mn. ·Tai/U On Bu.inus aak,;.. to early to h el · , devottons by Deacons George opened •he afternoon sesSion , ther, Rexroat taken from the book· Bruce Lloyd. ol Rev Tho Wonlllp Commission of move back mto ball. Theodorw Councd I ogari of Ironton and C. L. followed by election of officers Mr. a [.'· Jl· returned to "The Secret Place," and a James BarlleU, lOll • Bettlll ·Metbodlst Church met ments wUI he served. Met On 6fonday J ol Bidwell Musi c w•s In for the coming year. ahnd Friday, "Friendship." oil and Mrs. has afternoon at the home The Workers class of Theodorus Council Daughlerl. char e of Mrs. Elbert McGhee were Rev . Borden , moderotor, t e~r ks vtstt with her Members answered to r returned from b oll\41'1. C. M. HenntsJ with Mrs. the Enterprtse EUB church will of America met in regular and Ethel Riley ol Glous- 1Rev Tubbs, first vice moder- afier a t';' weeDe ie by giving visits to ahul·ins. he had attended Junior HI g Robert CoBia chairman, In meet Thursday evening, at the Monday evening at t b • te · ator : Rev. Glenville Seward of •muther. rs.l tiv" Harold Chase, project church camp. all lluaJaeu was dllcuss- home of Mrs. Eldoo Weeks. IOOF h 0 Callie Banks •. King of Cora cour"cllor,..pre;• welco': Bt;nice Borden, clerk : Pt. Pleasant, W and . on their birthdays with ,and Becky, were at and millie recommen- meet Tburaday evening at 7:30 a::'!u:":'.:'.. :n::O church a ed h Rev McGhee II'(' asurer: Rev . day dmner gues and of cookies IPark Tuesday, Rev. Bart li to be made to tbe offle. p m at the church. r ua h f rb HoJ;. city t Jackson, statistic tan ; M:S Clarence Andrews , If was announced that t h e vacation from the Gllurch of ial board. Plans wU1 be made "The Naylors Run Playground was were by Deacon Scott of Rev. Henry Fletcher. corres- m>lv. I H sell of Cro8S quota for Septem- the Nazarene. F' ld Hawk for an orgao dedleatlon Association will have an Ice I Death benefits lor Btstil The I29>h session of the Pro- Rtv. Borden JXealtled at the videllct M..slonary Baptist As- Thursday morning aeaaloo aocl8tion. tht oldeat in the n:usic was In char~· of world w•s held a• the Naomi M<Ghee and Mn. Ervm Baum. Ba ti;t Chu""' Wed....U.y gardner. Deacnn O..ar Qualla th!ugh Sunday o1 last wtek of the Naomi BaptiSt ehurch I, .. :t l~Jve, ~~.. IIDp - · ·- - . - �,...,....., __ .... I • ' ' ~· - · ' ,. .. - ~ ~~ .--.. -..---. I ~.; , __ .., ... .. ftet Daily s.,.,;,. I TbeEasierWay··· · ~ If tlllap weren't already eaooo 1!*1 tou~b don~ ~ many of Ul tMw !low to pronounce the DIDies of IIIQSI the places and people we read about In tbe newspapers. · And even when we set a clue from a bll·tlmt l'ldill or t•levlsioa commentator, alone comes anotber commentator eftll Jerry Lynch Self! New River News Point Rock Social Notes Pinch Home Run Mark I """*' - • ~~~ Jncl!"*' Galle f!elen Help Us! By ED &\INIBW:Y JOm oppoal, brought 1be ball to UPI 8porto Wrllor 1be P1m. 1'0(1111, and reCIDCAGO UPI> - Pltllburlh'o etiYOd 10 aulograpbed baU Ia r&Jerry LyDCb bad DO lnotructlono to hit I home run to win. pmo WI. lor lbe Pirates over the Ollcogo " w-ms and gives an entirely different proiiUDciatiQn. Maybe that's why ~ many of us are taltlng more about the CIP'feDt govern· me11t difficulties In England tban about the crises ia other !Pdl. AllnOit every· body tnowa bow to pronounce Cbrlstlne and Mudy ancJ \Vardl Cuha, but be dld, and set a major leagu~ .....,... in Ute proceao OO<ause 1! . Was the 15th pinch hom.. of his career. " All co..oy> Murtaugh oaid to me was 'Lyocb, you're tile hit. ter'," Lyocb 1ald, descrlhillg the situation when he went to bat for pitcher Al McBean to open the Pirates' ninth . "He dldn't say anything like 'Hit a home run,' or 'Get on base,' or anything else." But Lyocb specializes in pinch home nms, and his drive went deep inte tile right field bleach· ers 1<> give the Pirateo a 7-6 wiD. .Voice Of Broadway •••Reporting •i .By DOROTHY JllOIQWay . Grapevine KILGALLEN ' Elilabetb Ashley leaves Aug. 25 for Juarez, Mexico, where she'll seek a eli· •oree .fnlm actor James Farentino. Stay tuned to find out what, will happen with her and George Peppard; she says \hey're "just friends,' and George has been screamtne his head off about Items linking them romantically - it's "an in· vaslon" of his private Ufe, he thinks but df coune he can't deny that he spendS most of his time, on and off the set of "Tbe Cl!rpetbagers,'' with her. He's In tbe throes of a marital disentang· le"rnent, too, so before long they'll both be free to become more than mere chuiJIB . . . The Uncoln Center manage· ment has Inquired about Tony Bennett's avaUabUity for a November concert with count Basie's band as accompaniment. Tony is wild for the idea, and hopes his agency can clear the dates so he can squeeze in the gig at Philharmonic Hall. Comedian Alan King is on the verge of signing for his first serious role il) a Broadway play . . . The biJ buzz amon11 insiders: watch for the RetSel CRse to come up In the Valachi revelations. Broadwayites, who don't surprise eaoily. will be startled ... Incidentally. one of the men mentioned by Valachi was, un· til recently, at the front door of a major New York nlghtclu~floor show type George Roosevelt Jr., flew in from the West Coast to be at the bedside of father, who is gravely ill at Roose· Hospital. • • R Harmon Dies TuescJay At His Home h fan J .... (le!Upnls . IIJ, 121 ball feet; Pt. pr,.'l!l! · )loeeot vlllton 11 IIIII .,larral 1ur11. l!lDian 8•• .11111ao1r7; J(d4W: ·!lobo borne lilt. and CLEVELo\ND IUPI> _ Cbla~-t I Lynch. IS, haa playa! hil 011. bs Palls O.M rilb>C; K« ! IIa Mro. .EIIn Boetmall <)f neer log ..,.... were .......,... tire IIUijor Jeaauo witll tbo river on the IIIIIs; Olar~ WuhiDgton, Mr. and MN. -ol bouliug pottoru, Piroteo and Ciaebmati -~ 17.illllatlapuy. Pomeroy II.G.;P..-reot BIIWIIIII fll ........ U..... ........,. MOY·tmelll l mooU, •• a utilltJ m.;. IIMI ...,._..,, • dam and VIola Jlobo, Illl1too- IUPIIJ Woduoodll)' Jalllldled band IJid ploeh bitlel' de iun ,... '*It river - DowldD8 down Raymood Holliday and fam!- umpeip llll•hwl what It Wled w hil <Un'enl IDIIr wlth the Pi· 12, I a.m.; Natkllal do!fll· Lt. ly are spending a te.vo tritb de facto RSJ"!PiloD In tbo a.... 1 rates, where he broke Into the 12: 15 p.m.; Beaver don ' 13. Mr · and Mro. Jolm Holliday land publk achool l)>llem. major leogueo in 11154. He was 12:!iG a.m.; Salvetl down l.J, I~ oUter relatlv.... J VFM olficlall Oald the al"Jged l traded te Cincinnati aflor lhe 11156 a.m. ; ZJmmer up 14; 4:40 aJD.; M~. Mary KUeo Jagen of segJOplion depo:ived chlldreo season. :Rowedown15, 7:10a.m. ; H. J . Fh..tda, is spending a vacatioll quality..,.,.,..~"' Ploya Mare 011011 : Pattoo down II, 1:35 p.m.; J. here w!Ut home folb. Her hill- lion. and Indicated the -PI "I wasn't worryillg about the Bosworth up I7, 5:25 p.m.; band w~o is now In Florida, would demand at a meetlns record," Lyocb ..id. "lve been Queen City down 17, 11:30 p.m.; will amve 10011. day of lhe achool board tllat playing more wilb Pittsburgh, Sl. Marys up 17, I a.m.: ~ , Mr. and Mn. W':""'Y 8obo aapecto of the -aphi""l dJs. and thal'a what I want, I'd ratb· down t7, 2 a.m.; C. V. Homer and Beulah LowtbeJ' of Chilli· crimination be eliminated. ... piny regularly and let some- down 18, 12:!iG a.m.; Mlu Ster- cothe open! lbe weekend bere. They ·aaid Ute VFM would body else have the pinch-bitting ling up 18, 12:15 a.m.; Northml Mr. and Mrs, J . E. Radl!kln., demand the board "·==~~ ~ records. ,up 21, 11:20 p.m.; Weatem up Nollie Vale and Tina Radeldn l Cleveland schools « "I only stariA!d five gamea at 21, 1:45 a .m.; Dike down Z3, visited Mn. Betty BleD, Loo- 1within a year ." Cincinnati and 1 was a plncl! hit- 9:40 p.m.; Defender down 23, donderry and Mra. GeGrgla Phil· I t.,. eight times." 10:15 p.m.; Davenport ~own llpo of Frankfort, Friday. Bolh ' In addition, the grnup will ~eek ...,.,.1 , - Harry W. Harmon, 75, Roote 2•. Pl. Plea.. ant, died Tue~ay mght at hll home after a "" weeks Illness. ~e was a retired carpenter, and lifelong ""'ident of Pl. Pleasani. Mr. Harmoo was born April 12, 1888 In Mason Coonty, the son of Ute late Daolel Webster PT. PLEASANT Since the trade, he's been mere down Greenup, 7:15a.m.; Pam· are convalescing nicely. Surviving are his wife, Flora M. Hormon; one daughter. Mrs. Mildred Garrett, Pl. Pleasanl; six sons, George C. Harmon at home, James R. of Lithopobs, Ohio, Edward L. Harmon , Pl. Pleasant, Paul of .New Haveo, Denzil W. of Mer~den Kansas and Jack E. Harmon, Ma. rille Corps, Camp LeJeune, N. C.; two sisters, Mrs. Pearl u.s. Boardman and Mrs Neva Sig- r 'on both of Charl;..ton. 0 n e ' brother, Fred Harmon, Pt.' Plea· sant; 25 grandchildren and 13 great-grandchildren. . . . Funeral servtces w1ll be held Fnday 2 p.m. ~I the Crow FU· neral Ho~ wit~ t~ R' e.v. ~ge Oller ofttciatmg. Burtal WI~ be in Suncrest cemetery. Fnends may call at the funer•I home. Golden Sleep Mattress an end I<> alleged diBcrlmlnation in Negro teacher auignments. or less a starter with tbe Pirates Greenup 5:50a.m .; Ravenswood It was his fourth pinch homer and Emely Jones Harmon. Utis season - two of them with Cincinnati before he was traded to Pittsburgh in late May. and now twn of them with the Pirates. 8 ,..altJ Old Mark The l<>lai of 15 moved him ahead of th< old record holder • G~gethCrowe, ;ho 8 ~ 14 w• r ee atlona ague teams, Boston·M~Iwaukee, Ci~m~ ~tl and St.~· The Amer•can . •hguNe ~rdkos 12d• by Bob ~rv WI1 ew of,orth an ., Kansas City · uor all It ~,besLyncll tald, "lbi 1 hi ; ,';~e e 1 e ~· 11 was. a good Ii a fast _:_,and. I h:~ 11 Lg ,w.as a "":"" potch. ync • lu kily .. obtamed the home run ball 1n the dressing ;t"~m ath~leac';: -;{,bo rd •b eM . igan • 8W> • Bo by Franldmdr!e reI<> a ad • sys. II ' Cleveland ·To n---gr..gah·on l1ale " . eta D down 31, 10:05 p.m.; Annual Picnic ·~ trade schools, and awarding of Bayou Lorraine down 31, 11:35 • school building contracts: and p.m.; Southern down 31, 12:10 Bemg Announced founding of a school relations I a.m.; Dianne up 32, 11:10 p.m.; PI'. PLEASANT.- Sunday, hoard . Dixie Challenger down 32, e:Sii August 25, the Chr1st Episcopal p.m.; Crucible down 32 4:211 Church and Bruce Chapel will James Otis, American a.m. : Valvo!ine up 33, u':ao p. have their annual parish pic- !riot, origmated the ,J:~~:I m.: E. Bosworth down 33, 12:25 n~c at. Bruce Chapel. The pic- "Taxation w1Utoot r< GIVE VISITORS INSTRUCTIONS a.m.; Cotlon Queen down 33, mc will open wilh morning lotion is tyranny." POINT ARGUELLO, Calif. 4:20 a .m.; Craig M. down 34, prayer at II a.m. in front of the - ----· IUPi l-A sign on delicate elec~ l 10 p.m.; Lewis up 34, 10:50 p. cha!Jel. Mrs. Erma Vale of Cai1Jlen l tronic equipment at the naval . m .; T. G. Gerow up 34 , l2:50 .From noon until% p .m . there ~st Ho~e spent Sunday here missile range base here warns m . Tibolt down 34 4 8 m w1ll be games and contests for w1th Nelhe Vale and son. 1 ., · · ' • • · 1 cur»ous VISitors . a.m. ; Indiana down 34, 2:15 a. t he c hlldren and adu1ts. At 2 Mrs. Rut h Ketrlhg and son, I "Das computenmachine is Gallipolis dam_ Bingo up lp.m. the meal will be l!erved.IRicky of Calliornla are spend· night for gerflnger pokeo und 4:10 p.m.; Jinx up 7 , 10 p.m.; Meat will be prepared by Leo ing some lime here with her milteograbeen. Is easy schanp- Moyle down 8 , 40 p.m.; Louis-· I Caladros and the vegetables will mother, Mrs . Erma Nelson pen der springenwork, blowenfu- lana up ll :l5 p.m.: Semel down be cooked by the wome!) of and family. sen und poppencorken mit opitlz· 1, 45 am. Hiram up 3. 15 am. Bruce Chapel. The women of Mr . and Mrs. Orland Sams of enparken. Ist nicht fur gewerken Benn,; d~wn S:3S a.m. : Eig~: Christ Episcopal Church are Newark and Mr. and Mrs:. I by das dummkop!eo. Da srubber- cliff down 5 , 35 a.m.: Crockett asked to bring desserts . George Radekin Jr., and daugh-· necken t~ightseeren keepen hands down B: lO a .m.; Solvay up 9 Mr . Homer Smith will fum- ter, McArthur, spent Saturday ! In das pecketo. Reiaxen und . . LuUter Herdman waiting ish corn lor the meal. Parish· and Sunday with Mrs. Ethel watch das bliokenlights." I to go down loners are asked to bring lawn Radekin at her home here. I He's been in 83 gi1JJII) this ...: son, '10 of them witll Pittsburgh. Six of his pinch hornero have been against the CUbs, two of them this season. Both of the 1963 blows came off Lindy McDaniel. 1 · Kanawha river - Helen chairs, however, benches and Mrs. Neva Nil..flolson spent Z. folding chairs wi}N)e available. Sunday afternoon with her par~ 2:-1' hill, according to Charles 20 p.m.; L. C. Shearer down Pllzer, rector of the Winfield 6:05 p.m. A. of Wooster are visiting their I w o parents here. -Mrs. J. E. Radeki• , churches. FUTURES You cOlliN PIJ' $59.50 $59.50 $59.50 Hea\ly 8 oz . wo\len stripe cover S,.,ooth. button .free surfl!!lce Edge Gards• prevent sagging edges Shop, compare, judge for yourwl{; tM. buy is so big it can "t be beai. Sff it now! .,1tl1fl' BO boo "'""i: to o lui i FOREMAN & ABBOTT 391 N 5 • econ d schDol set. And the low prlc" m1k1 our foo-r first choice with momo, tool ShDp today-you'll find 1 gr1nd selectl on In 111 el-. LITTLE BOYS' LEATHER IIZES 81!14 il\.99 T..£ Displayed In Our Pomeroy Store Priced For Quick Sale ! AND UP GIRLS' BLACK- WHITE SADDLE OXFORD 1-C·D WIDTHS SIZES IYo-4 - - - - - - - - $2.99 Othen to $6.99 eMEN'S LEATHER LOAFER or OXFORD Sizes 6¥.1 to 12 - - - - - - - - - - - . . , . - - $4.99 eGIRLS' TEEN AGI: LOAFER or SADDLE for the wide foot, E width, 5¥.1 to 9 - - - - - - - $5.99 e TEEN AGER CLASSIC LOAFER, Antique Tan, Pinto or B!.ck $4.99 LITTLE BOYS. BIG BOYS Bnshed Pigskin Oxford LEATHER 8V2T03 _ _ __ TEEN-AGERS All Wool Bulky KNEE-HI BLACK, RED HUNTI)!R, WHITE , CAMI!L, J.M.L. - - - S~L.VALL. YEAR AND CAN LEAVE liiE OECI<S CL~MIILE SIIE TAKES !lEft WEU.·EARNEO 1WO WEEI<S OFF- ?';• ' ' HUNTER. OXFORD RED, BLACK, WHITE CAMEL S1 •69 • ~--REAL ., SPECIALS---- ~jaiR~ _,.II HI, Red, gi'HII, bl.,., iil.c!c ...,._...._____,__ S9c ·•WMITI·IQIBY 5qX . CREW · · .•WH,,. 2 PR.$1.00 pecklge s $1.00 ,, ·~:' :~ITI C~EW wl~h atrl,..d ~ , . , 39c pke•.2 $t.OO lRitMt.·f,--lsH.HOSE, 9\o!o TO ;tl BOX... ~r·,, ·lo $ ONLY VALUES TO 12.95 ONLY SIZIS ,21t!o TD 6 STRUCH KNEE-HI SOX lJIIN(;S RUNNI~ In this group dresses that you can wear now. Save 75% and more. Regrouped for quick sale. We tiave to move them. See these on our Ready-to-Wear Floor. Buy several at this price. ."BACK TO SCHOOL IS SOX TIME ! MAzuRKA KEEPS 6.9~ OXFORD OR LOAFER SIZE ' BERRY'S Only 4fJO Hundred To Sell Jtt These Prw•, 11.11 Regrouped and Prif!ed For Qulf!k Sale, Sa.,e Now. Shop Early and Sa.,e. No Lay•iltcays! 11.11 Sales Final! VALUES TO ''',';\'\•· 'r SPECUL Pf!RCBJtSE LADIES' :Values To $24.15 88 NEW FALL COATS Special Purchase of Ladles New Fall and Win· ter Coats. Valuell to 24.95. See these and Lay· Away for Fall now. Shop early and save. Ladles' Reg. $5.00 Ladles' Reg. $3.99 DRESS SHOES Lorge table ot lldloo eiDie out Dumbero of White Pump 1r · Ft.te regrouped for quick solo. OUI Utey J<>-we have to .move tb-. $133 . pr. LADIES FLATS Valu.. to P.911 In tbil IJ'OUP. Priced fllr . quick 11lo. Whites and 101110 eoiOI'I, .save % & more DOW. ·f .' Fine luthen end fine atyllng m1ke th... sh- firtt choice for the back·b Shoe, Loafer or Tie ,':;i . At Your Stillier Store in Pomeroy FRIDAY ancl SATURDAY "BACK TO SCHOOL" ..-~ i~ P . iiiiiil • ·• •1 1. .,, tho• 10 dU! Iliff ~lllth... , yDU 11• 1101 co,..tMaf, ulrslrlt!l 01 you can buy 1ngt~11 matt•"' w·tl1 11 mild! ulu~ to< th~ nn1~ o1ln, m~ner. •el u<n you1 Could.. , SMtf 1 down Marmet 8:10 p.m.; Mer· All attending are asked to park ents, Mr. and Mrs. J . E. Haderill down Winfield 6:10 p.m.; oo the main road and there kin. Shaffer Jr. down Winfield 7:25 will he a taxi service up the Robert Holliday and p.m. ; Lucas down Winfield Made with featurea found in .,..0 a1attr-- $137 . pr• . FRIDAY anll SATURDAY At ""-"""' �,...,....., __ .... I • ' ' ~· - · ' ,. .. - ~ ~~ .--.. -..---. I ~.; , __ .., ... .. ftet Daily s.,.,;,. I TbeEasierWay··· · ~ If tlllap weren't already eaooo 1!*1 tou~b don~ ~ many of Ul tMw !low to pronounce the DIDies of IIIQSI the places and people we read about In tbe newspapers. · And even when we set a clue from a bll·tlmt l'ldill or t•levlsioa commentator, alone comes anotber commentator eftll Jerry Lynch Self! New River News Point Rock Social Notes Pinch Home Run Mark I """*' - • ~~~ Jncl!"*' Galle f!elen Help Us! By ED &\INIBW:Y JOm oppoal, brought 1be ball to UPI 8porto Wrllor 1be P1m. 1'0(1111, and reCIDCAGO UPI> - Pltllburlh'o etiYOd 10 aulograpbed baU Ia r&Jerry LyDCb bad DO lnotructlono to hit I home run to win. pmo WI. lor lbe Pirates over the Ollcogo " w-ms and gives an entirely different proiiUDciatiQn. Maybe that's why ~ many of us are taltlng more about the CIP'feDt govern· me11t difficulties In England tban about the crises ia other !Pdl. AllnOit every· body tnowa bow to pronounce Cbrlstlne and Mudy ancJ \Vardl Cuha, but be dld, and set a major leagu~ .....,... in Ute proceao OO<ause 1! . Was the 15th pinch hom.. of his career. " All co..oy> Murtaugh oaid to me was 'Lyocb, you're tile hit. ter'," Lyocb 1ald, descrlhillg the situation when he went to bat for pitcher Al McBean to open the Pirates' ninth . "He dldn't say anything like 'Hit a home run,' or 'Get on base,' or anything else." But Lyocb specializes in pinch home nms, and his drive went deep inte tile right field bleach· ers 1<> give the Pirateo a 7-6 wiD. .Voice Of Broadway •••Reporting •i .By DOROTHY JllOIQWay . Grapevine KILGALLEN ' Elilabetb Ashley leaves Aug. 25 for Juarez, Mexico, where she'll seek a eli· •oree .fnlm actor James Farentino. Stay tuned to find out what, will happen with her and George Peppard; she says \hey're "just friends,' and George has been screamtne his head off about Items linking them romantically - it's "an in· vaslon" of his private Ufe, he thinks but df coune he can't deny that he spendS most of his time, on and off the set of "Tbe Cl!rpetbagers,'' with her. He's In tbe throes of a marital disentang· le"rnent, too, so before long they'll both be free to become more than mere chuiJIB . . . The Uncoln Center manage· ment has Inquired about Tony Bennett's avaUabUity for a November concert with count Basie's band as accompaniment. Tony is wild for the idea, and hopes his agency can clear the dates so he can squeeze in the gig at Philharmonic Hall. Comedian Alan King is on the verge of signing for his first serious role il) a Broadway play . . . The biJ buzz amon11 insiders: watch for the RetSel CRse to come up In the Valachi revelations. Broadwayites, who don't surprise eaoily. will be startled ... Incidentally. one of the men mentioned by Valachi was, un· til recently, at the front door of a major New York nlghtclu~floor show type George Roosevelt Jr., flew in from the West Coast to be at the bedside of father, who is gravely ill at Roose· Hospital. • • R Harmon Dies TuescJay At His Home h fan J .... (le!Upnls . IIJ, 121 ball feet; Pt. pr,.'l!l! · )loeeot vlllton 11 IIIII .,larral 1ur11. l!lDian 8•• .11111ao1r7; J(d4W: ·!lobo borne lilt. and CLEVELo\ND IUPI> _ Cbla~-t I Lynch. IS, haa playa! hil 011. bs Palls O.M rilb>C; K« ! IIa Mro. .EIIn Boetmall <)f neer log ..,.... were .......,... tire IIUijor Jeaauo witll tbo river on the IIIIIs; Olar~ WuhiDgton, Mr. and MN. -ol bouliug pottoru, Piroteo and Ciaebmati -~ 17.illllatlapuy. Pomeroy II.G.;P..-reot BIIWIIIII fll ........ U..... ........,. MOY·tmelll l mooU, •• a utilltJ m.;. IIMI ...,._..,, • dam and VIola Jlobo, Illl1too- IUPIIJ Woduoodll)' Jalllldled band IJid ploeh bitlel' de iun ,... '*It river - DowldD8 down Raymood Holliday and fam!- umpeip llll•hwl what It Wled w hil <Un'enl IDIIr wlth the Pi· 12, I a.m.; Natkllal do!fll· Lt. ly are spending a te.vo tritb de facto RSJ"!PiloD In tbo a.... 1 rates, where he broke Into the 12: 15 p.m.; Beaver don ' 13. Mr · and Mro. Jolm Holliday land publk achool l)>llem. major leogueo in 11154. He was 12:!iG a.m.; Salvetl down l.J, I~ oUter relatlv.... J VFM olficlall Oald the al"Jged l traded te Cincinnati aflor lhe 11156 a.m. ; ZJmmer up 14; 4:40 aJD.; M~. Mary KUeo Jagen of segJOplion depo:ived chlldreo season. :Rowedown15, 7:10a.m. ; H. J . Fh..tda, is spending a vacatioll quality..,.,.,..~"' Ploya Mare 011011 : Pattoo down II, 1:35 p.m.; J. here w!Ut home folb. Her hill- lion. and Indicated the -PI "I wasn't worryillg about the Bosworth up I7, 5:25 p.m.; band w~o is now In Florida, would demand at a meetlns record," Lyocb ..id. "lve been Queen City down 17, 11:30 p.m.; will amve 10011. day of lhe achool board tllat playing more wilb Pittsburgh, Sl. Marys up 17, I a.m.: ~ , Mr. and Mn. W':""'Y 8obo aapecto of the -aphi""l dJs. and thal'a what I want, I'd ratb· down t7, 2 a.m.; C. V. Homer and Beulah LowtbeJ' of Chilli· crimination be eliminated. ... piny regularly and let some- down 18, 12:!iG a.m.; Mlu Ster- cothe open! lbe weekend bere. They ·aaid Ute VFM would body else have the pinch-bitting ling up 18, 12:15 a.m.; Northml Mr. and Mrs, J . E. Radl!kln., demand the board "·==~~ ~ records. ,up 21, 11:20 p.m.; Weatem up Nollie Vale and Tina Radeldn l Cleveland schools « "I only stariA!d five gamea at 21, 1:45 a .m.; Dike down Z3, visited Mn. Betty BleD, Loo- 1within a year ." Cincinnati and 1 was a plncl! hit- 9:40 p.m.; Defender down 23, donderry and Mra. GeGrgla Phil· I t.,. eight times." 10:15 p.m.; Davenport ~own llpo of Frankfort, Friday. Bolh ' In addition, the grnup will ~eek ...,.,.1 , - Harry W. Harmon, 75, Roote 2•. Pl. Plea.. ant, died Tue~ay mght at hll home after a "" weeks Illness. ~e was a retired carpenter, and lifelong ""'ident of Pl. Pleasani. Mr. Harmoo was born April 12, 1888 In Mason Coonty, the son of Ute late Daolel Webster PT. PLEASANT Since the trade, he's been mere down Greenup, 7:15a.m.; Pam· are convalescing nicely. Surviving are his wife, Flora M. Hormon; one daughter. Mrs. Mildred Garrett, Pl. Pleasanl; six sons, George C. Harmon at home, James R. of Lithopobs, Ohio, Edward L. Harmon , Pl. Pleasant, Paul of .New Haveo, Denzil W. of Mer~den Kansas and Jack E. Harmon, Ma. rille Corps, Camp LeJeune, N. C.; two sisters, Mrs. Pearl u.s. Boardman and Mrs Neva Sig- r 'on both of Charl;..ton. 0 n e ' brother, Fred Harmon, Pt.' Plea· sant; 25 grandchildren and 13 great-grandchildren. . . . Funeral servtces w1ll be held Fnday 2 p.m. ~I the Crow FU· neral Ho~ wit~ t~ R' e.v. ~ge Oller ofttciatmg. Burtal WI~ be in Suncrest cemetery. Fnends may call at the funer•I home. Golden Sleep Mattress an end I<> alleged diBcrlmlnation in Negro teacher auignments. or less a starter with tbe Pirates Greenup 5:50a.m .; Ravenswood It was his fourth pinch homer and Emely Jones Harmon. Utis season - two of them with Cincinnati before he was traded to Pittsburgh in late May. and now twn of them with the Pirates. 8 ,..altJ Old Mark The l<>lai of 15 moved him ahead of th< old record holder • G~gethCrowe, ;ho 8 ~ 14 w• r ee atlona ague teams, Boston·M~Iwaukee, Ci~m~ ~tl and St.~· The Amer•can . •hguNe ~rdkos 12d• by Bob ~rv WI1 ew of,orth an ., Kansas City · uor all It ~,besLyncll tald, "lbi 1 hi ; ,';~e e 1 e ~· 11 was. a good Ii a fast _:_,and. I h:~ 11 Lg ,w.as a "":"" potch. ync • lu kily .. obtamed the home run ball 1n the dressing ;t"~m ath~leac';: -;{,bo rd •b eM . igan • 8W> • Bo by Franldmdr!e reI<> a ad • sys. II ' Cleveland ·To n---gr..gah·on l1ale " . eta D down 31, 10:05 p.m.; Annual Picnic ·~ trade schools, and awarding of Bayou Lorraine down 31, 11:35 • school building contracts: and p.m.; Southern down 31, 12:10 Bemg Announced founding of a school relations I a.m.; Dianne up 32, 11:10 p.m.; PI'. PLEASANT.- Sunday, hoard . Dixie Challenger down 32, e:Sii August 25, the Chr1st Episcopal p.m.; Crucible down 32 4:211 Church and Bruce Chapel will James Otis, American a.m. : Valvo!ine up 33, u':ao p. have their annual parish pic- !riot, origmated the ,J:~~:I m.: E. Bosworth down 33, 12:25 n~c at. Bruce Chapel. The pic- "Taxation w1Utoot r< GIVE VISITORS INSTRUCTIONS a.m.; Cotlon Queen down 33, mc will open wilh morning lotion is tyranny." POINT ARGUELLO, Calif. 4:20 a .m.; Craig M. down 34, prayer at II a.m. in front of the - ----· IUPi l-A sign on delicate elec~ l 10 p.m.; Lewis up 34, 10:50 p. cha!Jel. Mrs. Erma Vale of Cai1Jlen l tronic equipment at the naval . m .; T. G. Gerow up 34 , l2:50 .From noon until% p .m . there ~st Ho~e spent Sunday here missile range base here warns m . Tibolt down 34 4 8 m w1ll be games and contests for w1th Nelhe Vale and son. 1 ., · · ' • • · 1 cur»ous VISitors . a.m. ; Indiana down 34, 2:15 a. t he c hlldren and adu1ts. At 2 Mrs. Rut h Ketrlhg and son, I "Das computenmachine is Gallipolis dam_ Bingo up lp.m. the meal will be l!erved.IRicky of Calliornla are spend· night for gerflnger pokeo und 4:10 p.m.; Jinx up 7 , 10 p.m.; Meat will be prepared by Leo ing some lime here with her milteograbeen. Is easy schanp- Moyle down 8 , 40 p.m.; Louis-· I Caladros and the vegetables will mother, Mrs . Erma Nelson pen der springenwork, blowenfu- lana up ll :l5 p.m.: Semel down be cooked by the wome!) of and family. sen und poppencorken mit opitlz· 1, 45 am. Hiram up 3. 15 am. Bruce Chapel. The women of Mr . and Mrs. Orland Sams of enparken. Ist nicht fur gewerken Benn,; d~wn S:3S a.m. : Eig~: Christ Episcopal Church are Newark and Mr. and Mrs:. I by das dummkop!eo. Da srubber- cliff down 5 , 35 a.m.: Crockett asked to bring desserts . George Radekin Jr., and daugh-· necken t~ightseeren keepen hands down B: lO a .m.; Solvay up 9 Mr . Homer Smith will fum- ter, McArthur, spent Saturday ! In das pecketo. Reiaxen und . . LuUter Herdman waiting ish corn lor the meal. Parish· and Sunday with Mrs. Ethel watch das bliokenlights." I to go down loners are asked to bring lawn Radekin at her home here. I He's been in 83 gi1JJII) this ...: son, '10 of them witll Pittsburgh. Six of his pinch hornero have been against the CUbs, two of them this season. Both of the 1963 blows came off Lindy McDaniel. 1 · Kanawha river - Helen chairs, however, benches and Mrs. Neva Nil..flolson spent Z. folding chairs wi}N)e available. Sunday afternoon with her par~ 2:-1' hill, according to Charles 20 p.m.; L. C. Shearer down Pllzer, rector of the Winfield 6:05 p.m. A. of Wooster are visiting their I w o parents here. -Mrs. J. E. Radeki• , churches. FUTURES You cOlliN PIJ' $59.50 $59.50 $59.50 Hea\ly 8 oz . wo\len stripe cover S,.,ooth. button .free surfl!!lce Edge Gards• prevent sagging edges Shop, compare, judge for yourwl{; tM. buy is so big it can "t be beai. Sff it now! .,1tl1fl' BO boo "'""i: to o lui i FOREMAN & ABBOTT 391 N 5 • econ d schDol set. And the low prlc" m1k1 our foo-r first choice with momo, tool ShDp today-you'll find 1 gr1nd selectl on In 111 el-. LITTLE BOYS' LEATHER IIZES 81!14 il\.99 T..£ Displayed In Our Pomeroy Store Priced For Quick Sale ! AND UP GIRLS' BLACK- WHITE SADDLE OXFORD 1-C·D WIDTHS SIZES IYo-4 - - - - - - - - $2.99 Othen to $6.99 eMEN'S LEATHER LOAFER or OXFORD Sizes 6¥.1 to 12 - - - - - - - - - - - . . , . - - $4.99 eGIRLS' TEEN AGI: LOAFER or SADDLE for the wide foot, E width, 5¥.1 to 9 - - - - - - - $5.99 e TEEN AGER CLASSIC LOAFER, Antique Tan, Pinto or B!.ck $4.99 LITTLE BOYS. BIG BOYS Bnshed Pigskin Oxford LEATHER 8V2T03 _ _ __ TEEN-AGERS All Wool Bulky KNEE-HI BLACK, RED HUNTI)!R, WHITE , CAMI!L, J.M.L. - - - S~L.VALL. YEAR AND CAN LEAVE liiE OECI<S CL~MIILE SIIE TAKES !lEft WEU.·EARNEO 1WO WEEI<S OFF- ?';• ' ' HUNTER. OXFORD RED, BLACK, WHITE CAMEL S1 •69 • ~--REAL ., SPECIALS---- ~jaiR~ _,.II HI, Red, gi'HII, bl.,., iil.c!c ...,._...._____,__ S9c ·•WMITI·IQIBY 5qX . CREW · · .•WH,,. 2 PR.$1.00 pecklge s $1.00 ,, ·~:' :~ITI C~EW wl~h atrl,..d ~ , . , 39c pke•.2 $t.OO lRitMt.·f,--lsH.HOSE, 9\o!o TO ;tl BOX... ~r·,, ·lo $ ONLY VALUES TO 12.95 ONLY SIZIS ,21t!o TD 6 STRUCH KNEE-HI SOX lJIIN(;S RUNNI~ In this group dresses that you can wear now. Save 75% and more. Regrouped for quick sale. We tiave to move them. See these on our Ready-to-Wear Floor. Buy several at this price. ."BACK TO SCHOOL IS SOX TIME ! MAzuRKA KEEPS 6.9~ OXFORD OR LOAFER SIZE ' BERRY'S Only 4fJO Hundred To Sell Jtt These Prw•, 11.11 Regrouped and Prif!ed For Qulf!k Sale, Sa.,e Now. Shop Early and Sa.,e. No Lay•iltcays! 11.11 Sales Final! VALUES TO ''',';\'\•· 'r SPECUL Pf!RCBJtSE LADIES' :Values To $24.15 88 NEW FALL COATS Special Purchase of Ladles New Fall and Win· ter Coats. Valuell to 24.95. See these and Lay· Away for Fall now. Shop early and save. Ladles' Reg. $5.00 Ladles' Reg. $3.99 DRESS SHOES Lorge table ot lldloo eiDie out Dumbero of White Pump 1r · Ft.te regrouped for quick solo. OUI Utey J<>-we have to .move tb-. $133 . pr. LADIES FLATS Valu.. to P.911 In tbil IJ'OUP. Priced fllr . quick 11lo. Whites and 101110 eoiOI'I, .save % & more DOW. ·f .' Fine luthen end fine atyllng m1ke th... sh- firtt choice for the back·b Shoe, Loafer or Tie ,':;i . At Your Stillier Store in Pomeroy FRIDAY ancl SATURDAY "BACK TO SCHOOL" ..-~ i~ P . iiiiiil • ·• •1 1. .,, tho• 10 dU! Iliff ~lllth... , yDU 11• 1101 co,..tMaf, ulrslrlt!l 01 you can buy 1ngt~11 matt•"' w·tl1 11 mild! ulu~ to< th~ nn1~ o1ln, m~ner. •el u<n you1 Could.. , SMtf 1 down Marmet 8:10 p.m.; Mer· All attending are asked to park ents, Mr. and Mrs. J . E. Haderill down Winfield 6:10 p.m.; oo the main road and there kin. Shaffer Jr. down Winfield 7:25 will he a taxi service up the Robert Holliday and p.m. ; Lucas down Winfield Made with featurea found in .,..0 a1attr-- $137 . pr• . FRIDAY anll SATURDAY At ""-"""' �'" • ,.. I i i ,---------r S5 Women Take '•• I Qflloen Club !If ~ ~tnce Ma~re, ~. , · · d 1 pe ua: 110nnte MASON_ eoa.,h John GraM- Jlart>OW', DowOJ Smith, DIe k center,. WelChs IIIZ ~~ s 8 ' ex r · bllck l'IO; Pet. Karachnlck, ilaff ol the Waharna WhIt e \Tennant, Bobby .Russell, Nick most siX, feet tall. Bird weighs When asked as to what h II ter. le • . Jlm111Y Blake FalcoNI !Ills coming fool· Howard, Gordon Clark, a n d 170 ,'1111~ Von Maire COIIIfS '" llarllng lineup wou'l! be, Gran~ ~:tli -~~- Joltrlsall, iuard, Stewart 157.big bdghl spot in the Fal- olaf! commeDied \hal •· • ·IIUilf Woodl, eo4, ball ~· .,... 1or a com- Earl ~ 00 the early \ato~ ·~ ba f 1- tal; . 1 plele ~ildllll ~~ rOC:ba~m date, Grand- coo cirnti Is Mtke Kitchen, a P~o/ good Idea. but"' far odmool Jilo Mattox. badl, 17S; work!! """'Uti··-.. ~ H ked that It was 1)01 transfer student from Van W. posiiiOIII are wide open a a ·Rood, llctlt, liT; ,.ac~y lor the se111111'1 opener 11 ~, 1;;";:' bo 1 to get 1 h • m Va. Hl&h sChool. Kitchen, a'jun- battle wu •till going '"' ''"' Rolllru, auord· . 1311; Ball, goard; Terry Ke~, . 1aotnst Grantsville ot home on ~~ady br twel~ dayo. He Aid, lor, weighs I'll and is !i-8 in th~~~~e pl•ceo. In the Uneup. Augost :!0. L . II I tl ,.. though that most ol tho boys height. He is l hack and w I II Tho remainder of the oquad ter; Frllll llelchort. back' Diet Grandstoll maru ve e • • ~ I """" coodltion af. probabl• take over the quarter- io as lollowo: Pfiffner, ·back; Bill Zulpan, men returning lrorn laot year 1 report~ n • ' alco H end· nd Dennis Foreman . uad among tho 40 boys he ter a summer's work on sur- back slot for the F ns. ow- SENIORS - Harold Mesdowa , a • ;::,, ool lor football. These are rounding farms. . ever, II Grandstaff can conte goard, lfl: Larry Noblel,l,llck· back. . .. Jm Bird and Duane Van Maire The Falcons will have good across another good quarter- le 1T1· Gale Shrlmplin, end, SOPHOMORES - Corily Sawe~ds· Tommy Ewing, back; abe as Brown, who II alated back; Kitchen will probably:::. 154; Harvey Van Maire, el1<\, yers back, IS7; Chuck Stooa, Reggie Hart center: and Rob- lor a tackle post, tips the scales shifted to a hal(hack post bH 141. • ' back. 133; Roy Varian, back, ert Brown, i.ckle. The q " t at 216. pooads and otands an cauoe of his bal carrying a • ' JUNIORS - Harry R~>llll, .IS.; . Genrge Randolph, tackle: three are seniors while the oth- even SIX feet. Roger Duncan, tty. lh ..1 of goard !15; Paul Maynard, end, 180; Terry Pettry, center, lSI, ,... are Juntoro. • junior who hu been working Grandstaff says e sp•n ood 150; Harris, back, 1fT;· . Y Redman, &uard, 157; RobGone from last year's squad at center but has been shifted hiS bnys has been very g I Bobb . Sawyers back 1441· Gill- ert Rwsh. guard, 1118; and .... Big Bill Jewell, Charley to a tackle. weighs 189 • n d but point• out thatha~any .: doo toweil end' 144· Randy van Chuck Tbompslll, ao4. Vonker. Bill Sprouse, Danny Istands s-9. Hart, the veteran them have never varsl Y • , • :!.!: Games for This SeaSOD u Uf'tl Pretl JRieruU•ul worked out In the defentlve back· ;riplett, a veteran o£ eight field (or 1M Giants he Nalianal Foo1ball League seasone will return to his regular poslti~n r the aame'!! bHt for Sunday's game agalnst Mmand once one 0 t ... ground-gainers . apparently h a .!1 nesota . . . Greeon Bay quar erreaehed tbe end vf his ,· pro- \ back Bart Starr connect~ on fessional career. nine straight passes durmg a !i:t althoug~ t . tory befort he was. traded to !s f 1 -- only the fifth draft c~mce o ~he New Yrok Giants m 1955. friplett went on to . become t?e filth leading rusher m team hiS· to the instru~ted t~ "~core" :nd. I U th~ th n ~ , Cleveland Di ::~~~ust:n ~e~h ~ ~ .::::;. • 0 w~~wlo~et, ~n~~. ~~~ h p All..Stara Amerlcaa Leqae I The Syracuse Boys' IJeague gle. K. Smith had the only oth- day t e omeroy , I' o New York 80 44 .645 will bt •hown on the same Galr lis · •I oppose the Gall1pohs A ...,tars. f 510 pped It w01;s the Browns who dro . tournament, after an extended er hit or l)>O, • ~ 1!1o e, . -.. OlD 100 _ 2 2 1 Chicago 70 54 .565 ci1l network. tilt' final axe on the aggressive, delay lhls week due to rain, and Junior Freerruan smgled to Tlge~:. 300 10X 4 3 1 Minnesota 69 M .551 11 "lndieationl are good ,_ a 3\ ·year-old fullback. handing bim got underway Wednesday even· rou~ out ~yracu~ hlttin~. Syracuse nd H nr Crow and Baltimore 69 58 .5431.2~ work approx.imatlng 60 his release wednesday only 1wo ing with the hosts putung off an This evenmg Mul~port s AI~- Yf_'olfe a e y, C~land 61 6d .480 201h said Fred Podesta, asslsbant d<~yi before the squad was due upset by defeating the Gallipo- Stars will play Ra£1nt and Fn- Smith. Boston 59 65 .47fl 21 presideat Ned lrlsh of to leave for a series or West \is Tigers, winners of the re· Detroit 56 M .459 23 Square G.a..rdeil, who wiU be ('oast exhibition games. cent Kyger Creek tournament, Kan••• City ·56 87 .455 23'h aging director of the NBA ' He 1ea sed arvng •w•·th Triplett \4·2. . Loll Angele! 58 70 .453 24 vrork • Brown,. were Jim Bobbitt, .George Thorn· Syracuse's hefty Champs Hike Lead Ami"dst A PIayers BrawI W"th T "be I rt pitcher, as. Don )llullins. Stan Sc,urek.IJtm Crow, paced the winner~ Boh Bulls and Walter Beach. by throwing a two-hitter, col- thereby . .educing the Cleveland 1lect1ng one of Syracuse's three roster to 44 player.s. . 'I hits , fanning ll batters, a n d By MARTIN LADER In other Nat10nal Leag~e giving up four bases on balls. UPI Sport• Writer campa: Buddy Parker gave ~ts l On the other hand, Gallipo- The New York Yankee! are defemdve backfield an e:xten~IVe lis Pitcher Ray Wolfe tossed a having 3 brawl as they mernly workout in preparation £or Pttts-lthree·hitter in also going th~ dance their way to another Amerburgh's game with the Baltlmo~e route . He ~truck out five and 1kan League pennant. colts on Saturday .• . ~~1e gave up six free passes. A!l for those skeptics who have Washington 4& Wedli<ldoy'l 79 .388 PLAY IN BENEFIT MONTICELLO, N.Y. <UPU Boston cehtc teammates -tiam . Jones, 1.. C. Jones, Tom Sanden and Jobo Havlicek t.ajay accept· RHullo Minnesota 12 Detroit 1 header after the Orklles had tak- 1New York _3 "clev. 1, 1st, twi-light en the opener, 7-4: the White Sox New York 3 Clev. 1, 2Dd, night topped the B<'liton Rd SOx, 7-1; Baltimore 7 L.A. 4; 1st; tw~-1\ght the Washington Se~Jtors beat t~e L.A. ! Baltimore 2, 2nd. mght KanM~I City Athlettc!l, ~1; aDd m Chicago 7 Bolton· ], night a day contest the ~ln~ta Washington 5 Kansas City l, night Tv.·ins routed the Detroit Tigers, Thund1y'1 Prokble Pitchers man CODIII)ittoe to study tbe PfO'"Ir ~son I u.""' oi 0 " i. f-<> ""•- -4-.-• - - -. • TUBE-TYPE AD·Weatber Tires with 3-T NYLON & TUFSYN rQr the lMf-M featured Wednesday's meetfna. "There has been some• ment in favor of adding It club to balance the leap's divifk>n& at five teams said · league president Maurice quarterback Gkynn Gnf!mg d protested the taclc of light in the t2-l. . Chicago al Boston - Morehead Podololl, who retlr<!l Sept. I and · -- ~ Syrac~se ~abbed · • 3-0 1e~ .·unior circuit They would have 'lbe Lol Ang~lea Dodgers u- (7·10) VI. Horlen fs.f). will be succeeded by Walter IIJDE8 FOUR WINNERS In the first tnnlng when Davtd l..d ball lht!msol.., had they tended their NatiOnal LugueJead C...elond at New York- Grant nedy. . PiliNGS NY 1Lipsc11mb walked. Stewart was been 11 t Yankee Stadium wedneo-l:to 7.,. gallies ovllr ·St. ';lMtll, .by (9-lll va. Terry 114-12l. Named by Podolol! to the exSARATOGA S · · : safe on a fielder's thoiCe, lol- d . . b nipping tlte canltnols, ·2-t, Ia I& Wa!lhiQIIon at Kansas City pansion litudy committee were\ IUPII - Bob has just lowed by crow's two bagger. l ay mg t. Innings; the Houlloo Colli tripped nlgbtl - Dsnlels !4-8) vs. Ra· 1owners Bed Kerner of the Sl. three days remammg m whlcht: Crow later took third and came In the belt extra-mural scuCfie Cincbmatl, t-o; and in afienOOD kow (7-11). Louis Hawk• and Bob Short overtake ~anuel YcBz~ fo ~ home on an error. ! the season, New York first . games Milwaukee defeated San Los Angeles at Baltimore Ute Los Aq&eles Llkm and e Checks and plaids • boys' and Saratoga ,tackey ch:~.~p~onslup. . ll' d lh . f t I baseman .Joe Pepitone precipitat· l Francisco, 6-2, and..- Pittsburgh lnight> -Chance (11·14) vs. Me-- eral manager Eddie Gottlieb young men's eC,ontinental and Ussery who -~o•on ndmg honors Th~ T1gers ta Je elr ~rs ed a general melee between mem- edged Chicago, 7-6. New York and Nally (5-5). the San Fraocllco WarrlorJ. regular styles · at the Aqu~uct meP.~mg. IJot•ted ,run 1R the second when J 1 m hers of th Yankes and Cleve· Philadelphia wtre postponed by IOnly games scheduled) 1 home four wmnen w~-dnesd8y to I Henry drew a w_alk, sto e ~- land Indians after being hit by a rain Frlclay'a G•met .95 f,.m boost hi• total to 10. Ycaza ~:i-:1 ond, moved to third on an IP- itch thrown by Gary Bell in the · Bolton at Cleveland, night MAKES VISIT t':"o~m the same program to t~an field out, and scored on an er- ~ghth inning of the second gam Pteviclet Wban..l Marllu . Lo~ Angeles at Washington, night Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Sln~lll'>nll e SflORT SHIRTS - boys' •nd tum two up. ror · of 8 twi-night doubleheader. The Pepitone had better luck wtth Chicago at New York, night and children of Racine called 111*11'1, tep•orod •nd contours Gallipolis narrowed the Syra- ensuing scene somewhat resem- his bat than wlth hit flits since Kansas Cit)' at Det., 2, twi-night on Mr. and Mrs. Raymond DoiHI eSWEATERS- by Rugby and CORN FI:D TOO'P cuse lead to one run in the bled a barnyard dance as players it was his two-run d~ble In the[ Minnesota at Bait., 2, twi-night Oboe an4 ohlldren of ":;~~~;~~ Arrow, cartllg•n end c...W fourth inning when Henry was grappled with anyone in reach. first Inning of tbe n~&ht~~p that Nattoul Lt1,. ville Sunday. Glennie ; neck WICHITA. Kan. IUPH-Com- given his second ba!e on b~l_ls. Pepitone, who E-arlier in the prodded Wi1Uams w1th h1!!1 Win· W. L. Pd. 01 remained for week's visit with 00 pelitors In the Kan&a!! bog queen went to second a tacrtflce game had been hlt by starter ning margin. Tom Tresh Los AngeleJ 18 41 .613 · · hi.! cousins. Mr. and .Mrs. Rex. Unclerw•ar Coopers and conwst Friday must be between by Phil Fi~her •. and scored on Barry Latman and then was two doubles to figure ln all St. Louis 69 56 ,552 7~~ Carlyle and children of ColumBVD' 16 and 21 years old and have a single _by Da\'id Burnet. brushed back by Bell be£ore being Yankee scoring in the opener. san Franclaro 08 IT .544 ~~bus returned ·. home after spend~ e Rugby Sportcr•fltr J•ckell been reared on a farm where In the fourth inning SyracUBe hit again, was tossed _out ~r the Steve Barbe~ went only 5 2-3 P~iladelphla 89 59 .339 t lng 8 few day• witb their fOr men •nd boys hogs were raised, according to tallied ill final run when game when the ump1res fmally , nings in the hrst game for Milwaukee 66 60 .524 11 ents Mrs. Stella Carlyle Pt. the Kamas swine improvement Knapp and Tom Shaeffer walk- restored order. Bell received a more but still received credit Cincinnati . fl8 62 .523 11 Ple~sant and Mr. and Mrs. e5port Coati, Slacld, Ivy Sulfa for the cell...111111 ossociatilll, tlte oponson. ed and Upscomb hit • long sin- warning from plate umpire Lou his 18th vicoory. top figure In tho Chicago 64 81 .511 1210 bert Gillilan of Racine. Dimuro, Which automatically league. The Orioles broke the Pittsburgh 63 11 .SOB IS "School Needs From Your Favorite Men's Sbop" calls for 1 $50 fine. game open with six runs ~ ~he Hou&ton 47 . 80 .!70 30'-' Yan•• Wta Twe second inning. A seventJHnmng New 'York 40 88 .317 37 81GNI WITH 76ER8 Regarding the fight the Yan- pinch-hit single by Bob ..,....... ,., 118•h• PHJLADF..LPHIA !UPil--Guard ket's are pakl to win, they took drove in the winning Los Pittsburgh 7 Chicago 6 Paul Neumann has returned his both ends of the doubleheader by run in the second contest. Milwaukee 6 San Francisco 2 signtld contract to the P~:~~:~: POMEROY, OHIO identical 3-l ~~rores. The aweep. Rookie Gary Pe&t'rs won N.Y. at Phila., night. Ppd, rain pbia 76ers for the 1963-64 : engineeffll behind the ftne pitch- ninth straight ga~ for the Los Ang. 2 St. L. l, nlght, 16 inDI ~~I~B~as~k~et~b~al~l~A~ssoc~~~·a~tio~n~~~ ing of Al Downing and Stan Wil- Sox. He received ample Houaton 1 Cincinnati 0, ni1ht Iiams, boosted New York into a from Tom McCraw with foor hits Tblenh1'1 Prellaltle PM,eben . to-game: lead over the second· and Pete Ward, who had a home- Pitfsburlh at Chleq:o -Friend place Ch.itago White Sox. run. 14-10 va. Jru:kaon <14·11). In other American 1...4!ague con- Don Lock and Don Milwaukee at San Frlhciscotetts the Los Angelea Angels each blasted home runs and Cloninger 18-7) VI. Marlchal <11edged Baltimore. 3-2, In the sec-- Moeller picked up his. first &). ond garM of a twi-nigbt double- of the year for Washmgtoo St. · t.ouis at Los Angeles 1::;!1 I' Point Pltllllnl S\0\(e. s ben&- SCH0 0 LTJM E ~ct of adding another NBA. team .. Dlotl'l- lrt lhlt A- If CITY tCI I PUlL COMPANY fit balketb.iD game It Kutsher'l Tho appointment of • r1 " " ' ' • ... •.. . 446-4231 ,. ' . In Mtlp I r,la- Coul!'~ l'tloM .... ,........ ... .. *************** ~~~~C~Iu~b:.!:~~n~lg~ht~........._=___:;;.,. ............, ,...~ ~. In llolllpollo Col od iovitations to particiRate In the r·1fth annual Maurice • 1 1aper-durable ayathetic-lougheal rubber Goodyear -....,. used Ia auto tires. 65 ~ i~~~~~~j~~:i . I BAHR CLOTHIERS Twenty-eight nurses received their diplomas In Wednesday's Commencement held In Grace Methodl1t church, Gallipnlls. The graduallna claas was presented by Janette H. Sheela, . N., acting director, nursing educatioo. Tbe dlplomar and awards were preoenled of Stiff, Dr. Ch~rles Greetings from the SPORT COATS Regular, Long and Short and Wayne B. Fosler. Beulah W. Ward, R. N., dlrecior, nursing service, presented pins to tile graduates. Tho Nightingale Pledi!O was administered by Nancy Blain, Instructor, nursing fundame,.. ,. . Sizes 35-46 Regular, Long and Short adepohl '1111 ............ lliOf:Wirrai ......MIY. criOGINNA11.- '. <ejiji) ~- . ~ $65.00 TO Reg., Slim. Huskies $39.50 Double Knee i WHITE SHIRTS By Arrow eTab Collar • Button Downs MEN'S LEVIS Sizes 28 to 44 - ....... ......... ..... -· Tllbllta DOWNI·E.:GROSS MfN:; S2Po .. $39·75 Toporod Fit UNDERWEAR ly Cooper-BVD-Hann and Reiss. JACKETS T·Shim 89c up Knit Brlefo _ _ 89c up Broadcloth Shorl1 89c up Corduroys, Wools and Quilted Nylons ,---------. Men's Luggage Gold Seal" lites T $4.29 By Shapely and Arrow Unlined, lined & Zip outllnerr $12-95 ---- ..,. SPORT SHIRTS All Weather Top Coat MENS & BOYS SOCKS 69c By Esquire up I ' & Coopor _ __ HATS up S9.95 & Ch1mp ' . up 11 SEE OUR FINE LINE OF LADIES WEAR - LADIS' BLOUSES Cincinnati at San Franclaro I Sizes 4-18 b' (night! - Brogllo !13-8) VI. Dryt- , dale Uf.l31. (Only JIDIOI acheduledl FrhleY'l Gaa:a.n PKtaburgh at Philadelphia, night New York at Olciago St. Louio at Houlton, Bight Milwaukee at Lol Angela, nlghl .The golden best beer of them.aD ••• now in the easiestOP!ID can of them all! BOYS' LEVIS MEN'S SUITS tS more far Whllewalb WHlLE THEY LAST Dunlop RtlU!ItON l8 HI!Lb The recent annual reunion of the George J. 1homa lamlly was held SUnday, Aufl. II at 1M Middleport ROidsltle Park. Those wbo eame were Mr. and . Mrs. Charlell Tltoln11, aon GarY of Columblll; Mr. and Mrs. Ad· Good Ideo. Consolidate your debts. Lump """' tctethir rlan Ateo, ol ChiUieollll; Mt. and pay them off with a cash loan from us. Chanc:ts .,. ' and Mrs. Howard Tboma, Pa-,- one monthly payment will be a lot lesS thltn JOU'18 tricia and Shal'(llt; Mr. lind Mro. paylnc out every month riatrt .-. · Howard W. 'rltolni, daughter An1:ella; Mr. and Mn. H. B. ECONOMY SAVINGS & LOAN COMPANY Curd, soa John; Mr. George 300 W. Second St.- WYandcltte 2•2111, Pomeroy Tborna, and•Mr.-tnd Mrs. Homer Holley, aU of Pf'mrlO'I· _ Ivy League Pants 51••• $4.98 to $7,95 28-42- Sizes 35-46 2 \I MEN'S adminJstratlon were given by Mrs. Jeannine Cunningham The Very Reverend ~~~~m~~~~~ nor John C. staunton, ~ Sy Shapely 1st lint,. 24menlh warranty .... ~. II'" 40 _ 30to S2·98 up lADIES' 51- ' Sizes 8 to 20 up $6.95 .. S2CJ-95 llol6_ ' • :: Ladies' SWEATERS Cardigans & Pullovers :: $5.95 ... LADIES' SLACKS SIMI i-20_ '' P.roffitts W.bol.esale·-'.~ . ' . ,.. ' • • ' · ~ .,,_..._. • I I ! DAVE oa::-~::R, MOll. MIDDLE!' ORT, 0. e ' ,, $7.95 ' Ladles: Car Coats - AI Weather Coats •- Rain CHis - Jacktts Tubeless . Black . White 670x15 or i50x14 • •• • • • •17.95 "S1tJ.95 710x15 or 80ox14 •• • • • • •19~95 ' '2t95 670x1 5 or 850x14 ··- • • • '21.95: ·)~3.95: .... MONDAY-9 A.M. TO 7 P.M. TUES., WED~ THUll., 9 A.M. TO S P.M. FRIDAY 9 A.M. TO P.M. SK•n ladies Co-ordinates .. •• ' • Judtth Sue Lanier, Minersville; Johnora Lambert i sant; Carole Franr1s P ·r-:lev , ; Gallipolis: Barbara N I d! '! Geneva Keirns Lay- McKinney, Point Pleasant. Eliz.. Manass as : Marsa Glee R i ff> , •Stf'ele Galhpohs : Barbara Ani\ Chauncey; Sammie Karen a beth Comer Prlce, Jackson: Logan , Karm Rooeberry p,,1nt r ~nger , Ironton ; Doris Gay t A'htand ; Myrna Kay Maag Zelma Jean Pullin, Point Plea- Pleasant; Brenda Lee So1 " on Winters, Rio Grande dent, Ohio Hospital Assn., Cincinnati, delivered the main ad. Polished Cottons e 7 Pt. Pleasant, Gallipolis Nurse Graduates Win Coveted Awarcls Wednesday Norlllup, Mary Mlna MOOfO vs. Board ol Education et al; Com· Alexander MtCausland, et al ~ude Kenneth Moore, Doril mercial Credit Corp. vs. Geor- vs. Brith McCausland, trt al; Johnora Lambert :w-ry vs. Chester H. Curry. ge Gardner; Disabled Ameri- Wilbur Bell vs. · Pt. Pleasant~ a~d Brenda ChJld Custody: Donald Ray can Veterans vs . Frank Board: jJames Bennett; Daisy Sterrett, , Galhpobs, were Fields vs. Betty Jane Fields; Disabled Veterans vs. Gilbert let al vs. May C. _Gretchen Wil- Ients of th:t~::.:!t~ night's ~trlcla D: Staats, vs. Elsworth Pearson, Jr., Elizabeth Ann Bos.lson; Pr1cllla Mills vs. annual graduallcm exe~rcis-ll ,, Sllall, CecU H. Smith vs. ton vs. Smauel Ray Bostoa; Armstead; Dover Federal of the Holzer Hospital School of Nursing. The Pt. Pleasant nurse received top acholastic honors while members of the I963 graduating class and the Ho~ zer staff oelected Miss Snisson "Most Outotanding Nurse." 1'111 "'.. W.nlt ..... _ ...... ...-don ao4 ...uil~ ·~ lna: wari!JI_,...thtr.-'raaoo 1.. Chief t.t ~· na·m ct•lttt ~ . lqoll ;.a..., ...,. night. I m!'"L'~':r=~O..:....Th~~ ~~e~s~'~<:'~~~ ~~byM-::Ie.~:~:~ ~~~~~~~:; to teleltision s(ations Jn areas. . ' M•JoJ:" l...etlgue St.IHIIDa:• Ualted Preu JrdemaUenal • rt- ·· i\ kee& ' Daley, wbo bad undorgoM ..,. gery on his left shoulder, e1me Tbe annual NBA; Ali·Sl¥ aame up with a son elbow afte-r an ex· at Boston on Tuesday • Jan. 14, hibJtlon appearance Monday • i Wtnter Comfortt Evans recorded the low ~DIIOUDcerMnt . I b:.~~rf.~.;;·E:g?!~~~ American Sa Cle.-, Sip-up DOW for League\ falo officials tn regard to • seg-1 Star lame on a special ICOI'e. II ctlargers recatian problem in their coast network next ea10n. In the second flight, T 11 • got in poJed game In Th • of Jane!! workout~ for tonight's eMibition N.C.. Aug. St. ..The New pia~ Game of the..a& Jenkins carded the fewest puttJ. D acll Jets cut fOlD' players and U!leovJJion terifs wu maUtl in Houston · • · enver co $l th conclution of the NRA'• ' Jack Faulkner said he was await- fullback Merrill ~glas on II tl g ing "further word" from the Buf- deferred list. annua aummer _mee n . . PITCHER lENT ROME The games wdl be telecast NEW YORK !UPil _ J.eft~ 11 consecutive Thursday -•·"· ' starting Jan. t, l91l4. They will be Hander Bud Daiey, on the dil~ televised into all nine 1bled Jist iilnce April 35, has ~n cities, with the local site aent borne for the remainder of out, and will be made the aeaean by the New York Y~nI c use ls 4 • 2 ff"f.l•nner w • ..o. Over Ga 11•zpo1•.. s Ti·:g·n ~ . .IW Minne•oto Viking• m t96L F..arher this y~ar he was traded from the Vikings . Packer exe)'('ise In whach he ~~~ ~ fro_m the 20yard hne wtlhl~ twoFm;nu~~ -~. The San Frannsco or Y me s t ated on their offen~ in concen. r f SU d , t· g p~parmg n ay I mee m wtth Cleve :~:.· w~:·k:::~ \1 recular _.n ,...., and il1 aMual All- c· · • 10\E. NBA SetS }} E.idit .•plett Is ut By Browns Tr O;o, Mrs: • I Som<l 55 womon gOlfers (rbiii \WIIIian\ stewart and '110111, Mr. Pomeroy, Point Pleasant, and aild Mra. n8 ~e HID, Mn. Gm•·• 1n 1 be 11 SimJISCII\" Mrs. llentlce carGa 01pou• eompe.... • Day" aetMtleo at the penter, Hazel Yrl. GaiUpalll Golf Club Wednto· Ruth Bamltz, Mrs. ~ Wellll, Mrs. Naomi Brinker and first Olaht action lor •lilt· and the Toney· chlldrell, Beddll, Marlon Arll6ld, Pt. Pleat- Mory Berth, Dorothy .and !olaa took low gross honors with Marie. Eileen Searles, Pomeroy, on 12 lor laW net, and he eaa'l !Rebe~:. oo wbat ,Bess Grace, Pt. Pleasant, took GO OM VISI'r . ". &old II • Ithe prizo lor fe-1 putll. Mr. and Mrs, l!erl GI1!J'III In the visitors' second night, spent sevetal days the · ~ -Rogers, Pt. Pleunol, week at St. Clairsville "'"' Phyllia HenneiSy, Pome- Mr. andMr•. R.-U GrllMt shored top hnnors ae they •••nd~l~am~il~Y:.·------~ for both low gross and low Eva Berry, Pt. Pleasant, 1;11************* the prize tor fewest putts In this flight. oPoninl .. PT. PLEASANT - The dock- Gertrude F. Smith ; a.arlet· R. l Jolla & BoiNII ••· MurpllJI II for tho September terrn ol Wolle ••· Judy Ann Wolfe. Golf: J. H. Somerville vo. eon.. Muoa Colmty Circuit Coun has 1 Annulment: Francil Wayne merclal Cnldft Corp.; Ha r r y IMIIII MI. OWens vo. Charlotte JOID NOilL Eastbum ¥1, Terminal Van Qimlnal acuooa 111'1! State vo. Divorces: Wlllo D. McDaniel Linea, Iltr!.; llernlrd Pratber ... Arnold ~~contributing; Ra,y- vs. Jooeph K. McDaniel; VIr· Wartlly De1111y and Ernest H. ~ II. Bllltner, IOfCery: !Ia- · ginla Faye BoW va. Beniard Snyde&'; FlileiUy l Cuually Co. I')' Jane Devore, contributlrtg Bogp ; Barbara Ellen May v.. Doullas R. Roush; John lle8lect ol child; Murphy Goff VI. Darrlel May Jr.; Linda Mae E. Bowery, llr., Yl Roll<! G. and Bowery, contributing; Cottrill, an Infant, who .,.. by Bnwery; state o1 W. Va., et a1 Dorothy Mb Cook, cootrlbut- Hazel Guhlns vo. JIUJit!ll E. v1. OrYtlle Farley, et al; Ina: 8lld three coont. agstnst Cottrill; Donna L. HayH VI. Ro- Blanch Yeager va. Earl KeeiWIUiam Kennetb Powers of bert A. Hayes; Garnett" Loulae er 1r Albert - : Richard H. false pretense. Pickens va. Charles Willlarn Pie- Melrole n . Balltlmoro 1r Ohio Criminal Appeals: State vs. kens; Janet Irene Pore vs. Jam Railroad Co. 1r H. D. Bee; Alva . Walter S. Brown, Ray Beegle, H. Pore; Bernard · R. Hu08ell Clark n . Holly Staat.; L. J . Roy Dale Grimm, ill charged vo. Luana G. Hussell; Pres!Dn Rayburn vs. !leiter A. Rayburn, with driving while inloXIcated; Eugene Blsnkenshlp vs. Judy et al; State Road Commission Donald Smith, DOll • JUpport; Kay Blankenship. . n. Ira A, Barnett, et al; G. R. John lllnltle, highway viola· CIVU Act}Oill: Lee Wean VI. Higginbotham VI. Shirley Tucktloo; Robert Lee Anthony, ...,. Cora Devore, Mary Wears and er; Garland E. Bostic n. Jacknnd offense driving while iutox- Doris Wears; Marjorie L. Jlar.o le Payne: Calvin T. Blessing vs. , . lcated; C. J. Sayre, intent to rls, et al vs. Lucille Swact- Kenneth Rollins; Slyvls Spears 1983 HOLZER HOSPITAL SCHOOL OF NURSING CLASS -These 28 graduates of Holzer Hospital School of Nursing received diplomat defraud; Clarence McDaniel, Ut- hamer, et al; Cose Equipment, vs. Charles R. Eben, Jr. 1r at Wednesday night's commencement exercises· in Grace Methodist Church. Front row, left to right are - Myrna Kay Maag, Minersville, 0~ terlna. Inc., vs. Finley Creme~~~~&; Hou- Gwendolyn Leo Ebert; Arden- Karen Sue Frenc~. Addison; Carole Francis Pursley, Manassas, Va., Geneva K. Layne, Chauncey, Linda Smith Roffe, Logan, 0., and Marsa Bastardy: state Ex Rei Srnma ston G. YOWII! et al v1. Ruby llo Jopes vs. Hoy Jonet, Jr.; Glee Rife, Oak Hill, 0 . Second row-Sammie Karen Lee, Ashland. Ky., Sharron Rochelle Davis, Gallipolis, Elizabeth Comer Price, Jackson, YOUllf "· Martin Stanley, Jr.; Sayre; A. L. KlJtB v•. Edwin L. C. I. Thornburg Co. vs. Doog· JoAnn Bolinger, Po111eroy, Kar1n Roseberry, Pt. Pleasant, Barbara Niday Steele, Gallipolis, Dotis Gaye Winters, Rio Grande. Third rowHazel Perter vs. Arnold Leroy King; Avalon <;. Taylor, et a1 Is• R. Roooh; Bobby Powers Unda Joyce ~lasslnglli'onton, Harriette Sirena Bobo, Hamden, VIrginia Kathryn Campbell, Charleston, Barbara A. Humphreys, Athens Zel· Lane; Barbara Jean McDaniel vs. K. w. Rob(nson; Ben Som- aDd Clara Powers Vll. Edward ma Jean Pullm, P ~asa~t, Barbara Spencer Brown, pt. Pleasant. Fourth row-standing left to right: Tami Lou Fitzpatrick, Jackson, Karen vs. William Bryan Jones; Fran- ervllle, e1 al vs. Conimerlcal G. Moore; Frank Rey~olds, et Herrmann Austm •. Chesh1re, Janet Ellen Blevms, Gallipolis, Marilyn J . (Toni) Compston. Wellston, Brenda Lee Soisson. Gallipolis, Diana cea Weaver vs. Michael Arthur credit Corp., el a!; Cornmer- al vs. Or.ar J McCarty; Beu- Gall Evans, Oak Hill, Barbara Ann Unger, Ironton, Johnora Lambert McKinney, Pt. Pleasant. Judith Sue Lanier, Southside. W. Va . Taylor. clal Credit Corp. vs. Ben L. lab Doss Wears, et al vs. AI- -- - ·~·~·· · - - -· -- · - -- ;:. ~~::, ·~~~'\~='~ Mrs Ann Mr. and Mn. Golf Tourney · ~ t Circuit Court Docket. Set ', GrandStaff Is Deep In Rebuilding ·, rrogram ·.... srARS Partin'-~ ;-~~.::i ... " • BOUI PICNIC '!'he Past . DRESSES . By Jonathan Logan Sj-69 up $15·00Stns5to\5 to $25·00 �'" • ,.. I i i ,---------r S5 Women Take '•• I Qflloen Club !If ~ ~tnce Ma~re, ~. , · · d 1 pe ua: 110nnte MASON_ eoa.,h John GraM- Jlart>OW', DowOJ Smith, DIe k center,. WelChs IIIZ ~~ s 8 ' ex r · bllck l'IO; Pet. Karachnlck, ilaff ol the Waharna WhIt e \Tennant, Bobby .Russell, Nick most siX, feet tall. Bird weighs When asked as to what h II ter. le • . Jlm111Y Blake FalcoNI !Ills coming fool· Howard, Gordon Clark, a n d 170 ,'1111~ Von Maire COIIIfS '" llarllng lineup wou'l! be, Gran~ ~:tli -~~- Joltrlsall, iuard, Stewart 157.big bdghl spot in the Fal- olaf! commeDied \hal •· • ·IIUilf Woodl, eo4, ball ~· .,... 1or a com- Earl ~ 00 the early \ato~ ·~ ba f 1- tal; . 1 plele ~ildllll ~~ rOC:ba~m date, Grand- coo cirnti Is Mtke Kitchen, a P~o/ good Idea. but"' far odmool Jilo Mattox. badl, 17S; work!! """'Uti··-.. ~ H ked that It was 1)01 transfer student from Van W. posiiiOIII are wide open a a ·Rood, llctlt, liT; ,.ac~y lor the se111111'1 opener 11 ~, 1;;";:' bo 1 to get 1 h • m Va. Hl&h sChool. Kitchen, a'jun- battle wu •till going '"' ''"' Rolllru, auord· . 1311; Ball, goard; Terry Ke~, . 1aotnst Grantsville ot home on ~~ady br twel~ dayo. He Aid, lor, weighs I'll and is !i-8 in th~~~~e pl•ceo. In the Uneup. Augost :!0. L . II I tl ,.. though that most ol tho boys height. He is l hack and w I II Tho remainder of the oquad ter; Frllll llelchort. back' Diet Grandstoll maru ve e • • ~ I """" coodltion af. probabl• take over the quarter- io as lollowo: Pfiffner, ·back; Bill Zulpan, men returning lrorn laot year 1 report~ n • ' alco H end· nd Dennis Foreman . uad among tho 40 boys he ter a summer's work on sur- back slot for the F ns. ow- SENIORS - Harold Mesdowa , a • ;::,, ool lor football. These are rounding farms. . ever, II Grandstaff can conte goard, lfl: Larry Noblel,l,llck· back. . .. Jm Bird and Duane Van Maire The Falcons will have good across another good quarter- le 1T1· Gale Shrlmplin, end, SOPHOMORES - Corily Sawe~ds· Tommy Ewing, back; abe as Brown, who II alated back; Kitchen will probably:::. 154; Harvey Van Maire, el1<\, yers back, IS7; Chuck Stooa, Reggie Hart center: and Rob- lor a tackle post, tips the scales shifted to a hal(hack post bH 141. • ' back. 133; Roy Varian, back, ert Brown, i.ckle. The q " t at 216. pooads and otands an cauoe of his bal carrying a • ' JUNIORS - Harry R~>llll, .IS.; . Genrge Randolph, tackle: three are seniors while the oth- even SIX feet. Roger Duncan, tty. lh ..1 of goard !15; Paul Maynard, end, 180; Terry Pettry, center, lSI, ,... are Juntoro. • junior who hu been working Grandstaff says e sp•n ood 150; Harris, back, 1fT;· . Y Redman, &uard, 157; RobGone from last year's squad at center but has been shifted hiS bnys has been very g I Bobb . Sawyers back 1441· Gill- ert Rwsh. guard, 1118; and .... Big Bill Jewell, Charley to a tackle. weighs 189 • n d but point• out thatha~any .: doo toweil end' 144· Randy van Chuck Tbompslll, ao4. Vonker. Bill Sprouse, Danny Istands s-9. Hart, the veteran them have never varsl Y • , • :!.!: Games for This SeaSOD u Uf'tl Pretl JRieruU•ul worked out In the defentlve back· ;riplett, a veteran o£ eight field (or 1M Giants he Nalianal Foo1ball League seasone will return to his regular poslti~n r the aame'!! bHt for Sunday's game agalnst Mmand once one 0 t ... ground-gainers . apparently h a .!1 nesota . . . Greeon Bay quar erreaehed tbe end vf his ,· pro- \ back Bart Starr connect~ on fessional career. nine straight passes durmg a !i:t althoug~ t . tory befort he was. traded to !s f 1 -- only the fifth draft c~mce o ~he New Yrok Giants m 1955. friplett went on to . become t?e filth leading rusher m team hiS· to the instru~ted t~ "~core" :nd. I U th~ th n ~ , Cleveland Di ::~~~ust:n ~e~h ~ ~ .::::;. • 0 w~~wlo~et, ~n~~. ~~~ h p All..Stara Amerlcaa Leqae I The Syracuse Boys' IJeague gle. K. Smith had the only oth- day t e omeroy , I' o New York 80 44 .645 will bt •hown on the same Galr lis · •I oppose the Gall1pohs A ...,tars. f 510 pped It w01;s the Browns who dro . tournament, after an extended er hit or l)>O, • ~ 1!1o e, . -.. OlD 100 _ 2 2 1 Chicago 70 54 .565 ci1l network. tilt' final axe on the aggressive, delay lhls week due to rain, and Junior Freerruan smgled to Tlge~:. 300 10X 4 3 1 Minnesota 69 M .551 11 "lndieationl are good ,_ a 3\ ·year-old fullback. handing bim got underway Wednesday even· rou~ out ~yracu~ hlttin~. Syracuse nd H nr Crow and Baltimore 69 58 .5431.2~ work approx.imatlng 60 his release wednesday only 1wo ing with the hosts putung off an This evenmg Mul~port s AI~- Yf_'olfe a e y, C~land 61 6d .480 201h said Fred Podesta, asslsbant d<~yi before the squad was due upset by defeating the Gallipo- Stars will play Ra£1nt and Fn- Smith. Boston 59 65 .47fl 21 presideat Ned lrlsh of to leave for a series or West \is Tigers, winners of the re· Detroit 56 M .459 23 Square G.a..rdeil, who wiU be ('oast exhibition games. cent Kyger Creek tournament, Kan••• City ·56 87 .455 23'h aging director of the NBA ' He 1ea sed arvng •w•·th Triplett \4·2. . Loll Angele! 58 70 .453 24 vrork • Brown,. were Jim Bobbitt, .George Thorn· Syracuse's hefty Champs Hike Lead Ami"dst A PIayers BrawI W"th T "be I rt pitcher, as. Don )llullins. Stan Sc,urek.IJtm Crow, paced the winner~ Boh Bulls and Walter Beach. by throwing a two-hitter, col- thereby . .educing the Cleveland 1lect1ng one of Syracuse's three roster to 44 player.s. . 'I hits , fanning ll batters, a n d By MARTIN LADER In other Nat10nal Leag~e giving up four bases on balls. UPI Sport• Writer campa: Buddy Parker gave ~ts l On the other hand, Gallipo- The New York Yankee! are defemdve backfield an e:xten~IVe lis Pitcher Ray Wolfe tossed a having 3 brawl as they mernly workout in preparation £or Pttts-lthree·hitter in also going th~ dance their way to another Amerburgh's game with the Baltlmo~e route . He ~truck out five and 1kan League pennant. colts on Saturday .• . ~~1e gave up six free passes. A!l for those skeptics who have Washington 4& Wedli<ldoy'l 79 .388 PLAY IN BENEFIT MONTICELLO, N.Y. <UPU Boston cehtc teammates -tiam . Jones, 1.. C. Jones, Tom Sanden and Jobo Havlicek t.ajay accept· RHullo Minnesota 12 Detroit 1 header after the Orklles had tak- 1New York _3 "clev. 1, 1st, twi-light en the opener, 7-4: the White Sox New York 3 Clev. 1, 2Dd, night topped the B<'liton Rd SOx, 7-1; Baltimore 7 L.A. 4; 1st; tw~-1\ght the Washington Se~Jtors beat t~e L.A. ! Baltimore 2, 2nd. mght KanM~I City Athlettc!l, ~1; aDd m Chicago 7 Bolton· ], night a day contest the ~ln~ta Washington 5 Kansas City l, night Tv.·ins routed the Detroit Tigers, Thund1y'1 Prokble Pitchers man CODIII)ittoe to study tbe PfO'"Ir ~son I u.""' oi 0 " i. f-<> ""•- -4-.-• - - -. • TUBE-TYPE AD·Weatber Tires with 3-T NYLON & TUFSYN rQr the lMf-M featured Wednesday's meetfna. "There has been some• ment in favor of adding It club to balance the leap's divifk>n& at five teams said · league president Maurice quarterback Gkynn Gnf!mg d protested the taclc of light in the t2-l. . Chicago al Boston - Morehead Podololl, who retlr<!l Sept. I and · -- ~ Syrac~se ~abbed · • 3-0 1e~ .·unior circuit They would have 'lbe Lol Ang~lea Dodgers u- (7·10) VI. Horlen fs.f). will be succeeded by Walter IIJDE8 FOUR WINNERS In the first tnnlng when Davtd l..d ball lht!msol.., had they tended their NatiOnal LugueJead C...elond at New York- Grant nedy. . PiliNGS NY 1Lipsc11mb walked. Stewart was been 11 t Yankee Stadium wedneo-l:to 7.,. gallies ovllr ·St. ';lMtll, .by (9-lll va. Terry 114-12l. Named by Podolol! to the exSARATOGA S · · : safe on a fielder's thoiCe, lol- d . . b nipping tlte canltnols, ·2-t, Ia I& Wa!lhiQIIon at Kansas City pansion litudy committee were\ IUPII - Bob has just lowed by crow's two bagger. l ay mg t. Innings; the Houlloo Colli tripped nlgbtl - Dsnlels !4-8) vs. Ra· 1owners Bed Kerner of the Sl. three days remammg m whlcht: Crow later took third and came In the belt extra-mural scuCfie Cincbmatl, t-o; and in afienOOD kow (7-11). Louis Hawk• and Bob Short overtake ~anuel YcBz~ fo ~ home on an error. ! the season, New York first . games Milwaukee defeated San Los Angeles at Baltimore Ute Los Aq&eles Llkm and e Checks and plaids • boys' and Saratoga ,tackey ch:~.~p~onslup. . ll' d lh . f t I baseman .Joe Pepitone precipitat· l Francisco, 6-2, and..- Pittsburgh lnight> -Chance (11·14) vs. Me-- eral manager Eddie Gottlieb young men's eC,ontinental and Ussery who -~o•on ndmg honors Th~ T1gers ta Je elr ~rs ed a general melee between mem- edged Chicago, 7-6. New York and Nally (5-5). the San Fraocllco WarrlorJ. regular styles · at the Aqu~uct meP.~mg. IJot•ted ,run 1R the second when J 1 m hers of th Yankes and Cleve· Philadelphia wtre postponed by IOnly games scheduled) 1 home four wmnen w~-dnesd8y to I Henry drew a w_alk, sto e ~- land Indians after being hit by a rain Frlclay'a G•met .95 f,.m boost hi• total to 10. Ycaza ~:i-:1 ond, moved to third on an IP- itch thrown by Gary Bell in the · Bolton at Cleveland, night MAKES VISIT t':"o~m the same program to t~an field out, and scored on an er- ~ghth inning of the second gam Pteviclet Wban..l Marllu . Lo~ Angeles at Washington, night Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Sln~lll'>nll e SflORT SHIRTS - boys' •nd tum two up. ror · of 8 twi-night doubleheader. The Pepitone had better luck wtth Chicago at New York, night and children of Racine called 111*11'1, tep•orod •nd contours Gallipolis narrowed the Syra- ensuing scene somewhat resem- his bat than wlth hit flits since Kansas Cit)' at Det., 2, twi-night on Mr. and Mrs. Raymond DoiHI eSWEATERS- by Rugby and CORN FI:D TOO'P cuse lead to one run in the bled a barnyard dance as players it was his two-run d~ble In the[ Minnesota at Bait., 2, twi-night Oboe an4 ohlldren of ":;~~~;~~ Arrow, cartllg•n end c...W fourth inning when Henry was grappled with anyone in reach. first Inning of tbe n~&ht~~p that Nattoul Lt1,. ville Sunday. Glennie ; neck WICHITA. Kan. IUPH-Com- given his second ba!e on b~l_ls. Pepitone, who E-arlier in the prodded Wi1Uams w1th h1!!1 Win· W. L. Pd. 01 remained for week's visit with 00 pelitors In the Kan&a!! bog queen went to second a tacrtflce game had been hlt by starter ning margin. Tom Tresh Los AngeleJ 18 41 .613 · · hi.! cousins. Mr. and .Mrs. Rex. Unclerw•ar Coopers and conwst Friday must be between by Phil Fi~her •. and scored on Barry Latman and then was two doubles to figure ln all St. Louis 69 56 ,552 7~~ Carlyle and children of ColumBVD' 16 and 21 years old and have a single _by Da\'id Burnet. brushed back by Bell be£ore being Yankee scoring in the opener. san Franclaro 08 IT .544 ~~bus returned ·. home after spend~ e Rugby Sportcr•fltr J•ckell been reared on a farm where In the fourth inning SyracUBe hit again, was tossed _out ~r the Steve Barbe~ went only 5 2-3 P~iladelphla 89 59 .339 t lng 8 few day• witb their fOr men •nd boys hogs were raised, according to tallied ill final run when game when the ump1res fmally , nings in the hrst game for Milwaukee 66 60 .524 11 ents Mrs. Stella Carlyle Pt. the Kamas swine improvement Knapp and Tom Shaeffer walk- restored order. Bell received a more but still received credit Cincinnati . fl8 62 .523 11 Ple~sant and Mr. and Mrs. e5port Coati, Slacld, Ivy Sulfa for the cell...111111 ossociatilll, tlte oponson. ed and Upscomb hit • long sin- warning from plate umpire Lou his 18th vicoory. top figure In tho Chicago 64 81 .511 1210 bert Gillilan of Racine. Dimuro, Which automatically league. The Orioles broke the Pittsburgh 63 11 .SOB IS "School Needs From Your Favorite Men's Sbop" calls for 1 $50 fine. game open with six runs ~ ~he Hou&ton 47 . 80 .!70 30'-' Yan•• Wta Twe second inning. A seventJHnmng New 'York 40 88 .317 37 81GNI WITH 76ER8 Regarding the fight the Yan- pinch-hit single by Bob ..,....... ,., 118•h• PHJLADF..LPHIA !UPil--Guard ket's are pakl to win, they took drove in the winning Los Pittsburgh 7 Chicago 6 Paul Neumann has returned his both ends of the doubleheader by run in the second contest. Milwaukee 6 San Francisco 2 signtld contract to the P~:~~:~: POMEROY, OHIO identical 3-l ~~rores. The aweep. Rookie Gary Pe&t'rs won N.Y. at Phila., night. Ppd, rain pbia 76ers for the 1963-64 : engineeffll behind the ftne pitch- ninth straight ga~ for the Los Ang. 2 St. L. l, nlght, 16 inDI ~~I~B~as~k~et~b~al~l~A~ssoc~~~·a~tio~n~~~ ing of Al Downing and Stan Wil- Sox. He received ample Houaton 1 Cincinnati 0, ni1ht Iiams, boosted New York into a from Tom McCraw with foor hits Tblenh1'1 Prellaltle PM,eben . to-game: lead over the second· and Pete Ward, who had a home- Pitfsburlh at Chleq:o -Friend place Ch.itago White Sox. run. 14-10 va. Jru:kaon <14·11). In other American 1...4!ague con- Don Lock and Don Milwaukee at San Frlhciscotetts the Los Angelea Angels each blasted home runs and Cloninger 18-7) VI. Marlchal <11edged Baltimore. 3-2, In the sec-- Moeller picked up his. first &). ond garM of a twi-nigbt double- of the year for Washmgtoo St. · t.ouis at Los Angeles 1::;!1 I' Point Pltllllnl S\0\(e. s ben&- SCH0 0 LTJM E ~ct of adding another NBA. team .. 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Tho Nightingale Pledi!O was administered by Nancy Blain, Instructor, nursing fundame,.. ,. . Sizes 35-46 Regular, Long and Short adepohl '1111 ............ lliOf:Wirrai ......MIY. criOGINNA11.- '. <ejiji) ~- . ~ $65.00 TO Reg., Slim. Huskies $39.50 Double Knee i WHITE SHIRTS By Arrow eTab Collar • Button Downs MEN'S LEVIS Sizes 28 to 44 - ....... ......... ..... -· Tllbllta DOWNI·E.:GROSS MfN:; S2Po .. $39·75 Toporod Fit UNDERWEAR ly Cooper-BVD-Hann and Reiss. JACKETS T·Shim 89c up Knit Brlefo _ _ 89c up Broadcloth Shorl1 89c up Corduroys, Wools and Quilted Nylons ,---------. Men's Luggage Gold Seal" lites T $4.29 By Shapely and Arrow Unlined, lined & Zip outllnerr $12-95 ---- ..,. SPORT SHIRTS All Weather Top Coat MENS & BOYS SOCKS 69c By Esquire up I ' & Coopor _ __ HATS up S9.95 & Ch1mp ' . up 11 SEE OUR FINE LINE OF LADIES WEAR - LADIS' BLOUSES Cincinnati at San Franclaro I Sizes 4-18 b' (night! - Brogllo !13-8) VI. Dryt- , dale Uf.l31. 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SK•n ladies Co-ordinates .. •• ' • Judtth Sue Lanier, Minersville; Johnora Lambert i sant; Carole Franr1s P ·r-:lev , ; Gallipolis: Barbara N I d! '! Geneva Keirns Lay- McKinney, Point Pleasant. Eliz.. Manass as : Marsa Glee R i ff> , •Stf'ele Galhpohs : Barbara Ani\ Chauncey; Sammie Karen a beth Comer Prlce, Jackson: Logan , Karm Rooeberry p,,1nt r ~nger , Ironton ; Doris Gay t A'htand ; Myrna Kay Maag Zelma Jean Pullin, Point Plea- Pleasant; Brenda Lee So1 " on Winters, Rio Grande dent, Ohio Hospital Assn., Cincinnati, delivered the main ad. Polished Cottons e 7 Pt. Pleasant, Gallipolis Nurse Graduates Win Coveted Awarcls Wednesday Norlllup, Mary Mlna MOOfO vs. Board ol Education et al; Com· Alexander MtCausland, et al ~ude Kenneth Moore, Doril mercial Credit Corp. vs. Geor- vs. Brith McCausland, trt al; Johnora Lambert :w-ry vs. Chester H. Curry. ge Gardner; Disabled Ameri- Wilbur Bell vs. · Pt. Pleasant~ a~d Brenda ChJld Custody: Donald Ray can Veterans vs . Frank Board: jJames Bennett; Daisy Sterrett, , Galhpobs, were Fields vs. Betty Jane Fields; Disabled Veterans vs. Gilbert let al vs. May C. _Gretchen Wil- Ients of th:t~::.:!t~ night's ~trlcla D: Staats, vs. Elsworth Pearson, Jr., Elizabeth Ann Bos.lson; Pr1cllla Mills vs. annual graduallcm exe~rcis-ll ,, Sllall, CecU H. Smith vs. ton vs. Smauel Ray Bostoa; Armstead; Dover Federal of the Holzer Hospital School of Nursing. The Pt. Pleasant nurse received top acholastic honors while members of the I963 graduating class and the Ho~ zer staff oelected Miss Snisson "Most Outotanding Nurse." 1'111 "'.. W.nlt ..... _ ...... ...-don ao4 ...uil~ ·~ lna: wari!JI_,...thtr.-'raaoo 1.. Chief t.t ~· na·m ct•lttt ~ . lqoll ;.a..., ...,. night. I m!'"L'~':r=~O..:....Th~~ ~~e~s~'~<:'~~~ ~~byM-::Ie.~:~:~ ~~~~~~~:; to teleltision s(ations Jn areas. . ' M•JoJ:" l...etlgue St.IHIIDa:• Ualted Preu JrdemaUenal • rt- ·· i\ kee& ' Daley, wbo bad undorgoM ..,. gery on his left shoulder, e1me Tbe annual NBA; Ali·Sl¥ aame up with a son elbow afte-r an ex· at Boston on Tuesday • Jan. 14, hibJtlon appearance Monday • i Wtnter Comfortt Evans recorded the low ~DIIOUDcerMnt . I b:.~~rf.~.;;·E:g?!~~~ American Sa Cle.-, Sip-up DOW for League\ falo officials tn regard to • seg-1 Star lame on a special ICOI'e. II ctlargers recatian problem in their coast network next ea10n. In the second flight, T 11 • got in poJed game In Th • of Jane!! workout~ for tonight's eMibition N.C.. Aug. St. ..The New pia~ Game of the..a& Jenkins carded the fewest puttJ. D acll Jets cut fOlD' players and U!leovJJion terifs wu maUtl in Houston · • · enver co $l th conclution of the NRA'• ' Jack Faulkner said he was await- fullback Merrill ~glas on II tl g ing "further word" from the Buf- deferred list. annua aummer _mee n . . PITCHER lENT ROME The games wdl be telecast NEW YORK !UPil _ J.eft~ 11 consecutive Thursday -•·"· ' starting Jan. t, l91l4. They will be Hander Bud Daiey, on the dil~ televised into all nine 1bled Jist iilnce April 35, has ~n cities, with the local site aent borne for the remainder of out, and will be made the aeaean by the New York Y~nI c use ls 4 • 2 ff"f.l•nner w • ..o. Over Ga 11•zpo1•.. s Ti·:g·n ~ . .IW Minne•oto Viking• m t96L F..arher this y~ar he was traded from the Vikings . Packer exe)'('ise In whach he ~~~ ~ fro_m the 20yard hne wtlhl~ twoFm;nu~~ -~. The San Frannsco or Y me s t ated on their offen~ in concen. r f SU d , t· g p~parmg n ay I mee m wtth Cleve :~:.· w~:·k:::~ \1 recular _.n ,...., and il1 aMual All- c· · • 10\E. NBA SetS }} E.idit .•plett Is ut By Browns Tr O;o, Mrs: • I Som<l 55 womon gOlfers (rbiii \WIIIian\ stewart and '110111, Mr. Pomeroy, Point Pleasant, and aild Mra. n8 ~e HID, Mn. Gm•·• 1n 1 be 11 SimJISCII\" Mrs. llentlce carGa 01pou• eompe.... • Day" aetMtleo at the penter, Hazel Yrl. GaiUpalll Golf Club Wednto· Ruth Bamltz, Mrs. ~ Wellll, Mrs. Naomi Brinker and first Olaht action lor •lilt· and the Toney· chlldrell, Beddll, Marlon Arll6ld, Pt. Pleat- Mory Berth, Dorothy .and !olaa took low gross honors with Marie. Eileen Searles, Pomeroy, on 12 lor laW net, and he eaa'l !Rebe~:. oo wbat ,Bess Grace, Pt. Pleasant, took GO OM VISI'r . ". &old II • Ithe prizo lor fe-1 putll. Mr. and Mrs, l!erl GI1!J'III In the visitors' second night, spent sevetal days the · ~ -Rogers, Pt. Pleunol, week at St. Clairsville "'"' Phyllia HenneiSy, Pome- Mr. andMr•. R.-U GrllMt shored top hnnors ae they •••nd~l~am~il~Y:.·------~ for both low gross and low Eva Berry, Pt. Pleasant, 1;11************* the prize tor fewest putts In this flight. oPoninl .. PT. PLEASANT - The dock- Gertrude F. Smith ; a.arlet· R. l Jolla & BoiNII ••· MurpllJI II for tho September terrn ol Wolle ••· Judy Ann Wolfe. Golf: J. H. Somerville vo. eon.. Muoa Colmty Circuit Coun has 1 Annulment: Francil Wayne merclal Cnldft Corp.; Ha r r y IMIIII MI. OWens vo. Charlotte JOID NOilL Eastbum ¥1, Terminal Van Qimlnal acuooa 111'1! State vo. Divorces: Wlllo D. McDaniel Linea, Iltr!.; llernlrd Pratber ... Arnold ~~contributing; Ra,y- vs. Jooeph K. McDaniel; VIr· Wartlly De1111y and Ernest H. ~ II. Bllltner, IOfCery: !Ia- · ginla Faye BoW va. Beniard Snyde&'; FlileiUy l Cuually Co. I')' Jane Devore, contributlrtg Bogp ; Barbara Ellen May v.. Doullas R. Roush; John lle8lect ol child; Murphy Goff VI. Darrlel May Jr.; Linda Mae E. Bowery, llr., Yl Roll<! G. and Bowery, contributing; Cottrill, an Infant, who .,.. by Bnwery; state o1 W. Va., et a1 Dorothy Mb Cook, cootrlbut- Hazel Guhlns vo. JIUJit!ll E. v1. OrYtlle Farley, et al; Ina: 8lld three coont. agstnst Cottrill; Donna L. HayH VI. Ro- Blanch Yeager va. Earl KeeiWIUiam Kennetb Powers of bert A. Hayes; Garnett" Loulae er 1r Albert - : Richard H. false pretense. Pickens va. Charles Willlarn Pie- Melrole n . Balltlmoro 1r Ohio Criminal Appeals: State vs. kens; Janet Irene Pore vs. Jam Railroad Co. 1r H. D. Bee; Alva . Walter S. Brown, Ray Beegle, H. Pore; Bernard · R. Hu08ell Clark n . Holly Staat.; L. J . Roy Dale Grimm, ill charged vo. Luana G. Hussell; Pres!Dn Rayburn vs. !leiter A. Rayburn, with driving while inloXIcated; Eugene Blsnkenshlp vs. Judy et al; State Road Commission Donald Smith, DOll • JUpport; Kay Blankenship. . n. Ira A, Barnett, et al; G. R. John lllnltle, highway viola· CIVU Act}Oill: Lee Wean VI. Higginbotham VI. Shirley Tucktloo; Robert Lee Anthony, ...,. Cora Devore, Mary Wears and er; Garland E. Bostic n. Jacknnd offense driving while iutox- Doris Wears; Marjorie L. Jlar.o le Payne: Calvin T. Blessing vs. , . lcated; C. J. Sayre, intent to rls, et al vs. Lucille Swact- Kenneth Rollins; Slyvls Spears 1983 HOLZER HOSPITAL SCHOOL OF NURSING CLASS -These 28 graduates of Holzer Hospital School of Nursing received diplomat defraud; Clarence McDaniel, Ut- hamer, et al; Cose Equipment, vs. Charles R. Eben, Jr. 1r at Wednesday night's commencement exercises· in Grace Methodist Church. Front row, left to right are - Myrna Kay Maag, Minersville, 0~ terlna. Inc., vs. Finley Creme~~~~&; Hou- Gwendolyn Leo Ebert; Arden- Karen Sue Frenc~. Addison; Carole Francis Pursley, Manassas, Va., Geneva K. Layne, Chauncey, Linda Smith Roffe, Logan, 0., and Marsa Bastardy: state Ex Rei Srnma ston G. YOWII! et al v1. Ruby llo Jopes vs. Hoy Jonet, Jr.; Glee Rife, Oak Hill, 0 . Second row-Sammie Karen Lee, Ashland. Ky., Sharron Rochelle Davis, Gallipolis, Elizabeth Comer Price, Jackson, YOUllf "· Martin Stanley, Jr.; Sayre; A. L. KlJtB v•. Edwin L. C. I. Thornburg Co. vs. Doog· JoAnn Bolinger, Po111eroy, Kar1n Roseberry, Pt. Pleasant, Barbara Niday Steele, Gallipolis, Dotis Gaye Winters, Rio Grande. Third rowHazel Perter vs. Arnold Leroy King; Avalon <;. Taylor, et a1 Is• R. Roooh; Bobby Powers Unda Joyce ~lasslnglli'onton, Harriette Sirena Bobo, Hamden, VIrginia Kathryn Campbell, Charleston, Barbara A. Humphreys, Athens Zel· Lane; Barbara Jean McDaniel vs. K. w. Rob(nson; Ben Som- aDd Clara Powers Vll. Edward ma Jean Pullm, P ~asa~t, Barbara Spencer Brown, pt. Pleasant. Fourth row-standing left to right: Tami Lou Fitzpatrick, Jackson, Karen vs. William Bryan Jones; Fran- ervllle, e1 al vs. Conimerlcal G. Moore; Frank Rey~olds, et Herrmann Austm •. Chesh1re, Janet Ellen Blevms, Gallipolis, Marilyn J . (Toni) Compston. Wellston, Brenda Lee Soisson. Gallipolis, Diana cea Weaver vs. Michael Arthur credit Corp., el a!; Cornmer- al vs. Or.ar J McCarty; Beu- Gall Evans, Oak Hill, Barbara Ann Unger, Ironton, Johnora Lambert McKinney, Pt. Pleasant. Judith Sue Lanier, Southside. W. Va . 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Pineapple 6.99 IIICI 7.99 . . Potat~es sa.... _ _ 301 ' .... 29c ...dies' end Teens' Shoes FOR DRESS & SCHOOL en.ts ISIII.~9~C ••• . t963 eSuede< •staeked Heels Heeb l 88 e •HiKh • Black It White Oxfordo •Choooe several pain TO 5 99 • Brand Nemn: Williams, Buck ys, Kay Lettes, Hit Parade, etc. AT SIMON'S Boys' & Girls' Styles - All Higher Priced SHOES FOR SCHOOL -n.. 89c Cube Steak Beef StewA~~D~ -lb. 59c Ground Beef -3 lb. $1 Slic. Bologna - 3~$1 2.88 or l SPECIAL-LADIES' & TEENS'-REG. $2.81 STRAP SANDALS eBLACK eWHITI TENNIS SHOES BLACK or WHlTii: 79c LETTua FLOUR·· • -1.99 DOG FOOD • 1.89 LARD • • • • 3.69 1·88 .... 2··· 1.88 PAIR Boys-Girls Tennis Shoes~~:. __ ,A,. 88c WHY PAY MOU? VALLEY BELL ILK 241qeHIAD 2SL.. IotiTIIIr •TAN TENNIS SHOES_ . CHIPPED POUND _ _ $5 M.ny Sty! as Others Up To $5.98 LadiM' and T"ns BOILED HAM Pr. lasbtbell Style For Back To School IN $1.00 PKGS. ONLY 25 u..c•• . '··. OPPOIITI LOWI!l JIAIJ(ING LOT-POMEROY :19c U.S.NO. 1 HOMI OltOWN !J:,.. Cnlil• u,....• • COMPLETE NEW STOCK e eJUST LOW CHI. Ju1 (2) Twin Pack 79c 83c At Our T..,_ c.untwt WHY PAY . . .If 2SU..Ioti_....... lUNNY 111.1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . wlllltMIIIOIIlpall.... cempue _ _, the SHOES FOR ALL-·DISCOUNT PRICES STAMPS 2 helL 29c .·Ch • ........ . . err1es ,._ · """t-..;;;.. v;;;;~ lt&$111., Wll. t1 ... 1n11t ._ 110t. t1c11n . . IIIIIVt _..., YGU'I 2.98 $AVE at $1MON'S PICK-A-PAIR $HOES eWed1e Heels eLoafers eNO 4 ... 49c Chill Pappu ~ 1 • PINNANT Table Syrup $7.95 STAR SUPPLY CO. "iliiiiiliiiiiiiii IIUDIRJ Bill¥ 1 I 1< 6.99 -"......... These a.Hvltleo In lhem..lvoo will develop '..tenllli< • 1101 lodge and oldU.. n tho pla~•n-l 14 •·· ond __..._ ---~ -& " ' - - - - .. •ua• bring lboot Jhe valuable leiDg. An organized approaoh to eacb ..Uvlty ohould Involve queo. 1 of For Schooltime '63-'64 u ,_,,., ..... -· RoundStMk ePickltLoef eDutch Loaf eSpi.... Loaf ePepptrLoef Pork Shoulder - - lb. 39~ PURl PORK ,•. 33c Sausage STOKLEY'S · 2A 2v. $7 89 Peaches cHolv• IIIIM ... • new arrivals. They feature easy-care fabrlca iJ1 · - fjiDIS willltolp and Wll«< "" !""· 0 SLICID Choose early IUltl best choice of these bright l" .. 5·" Billy the H- a From Spare Ribs GIRLS' DRESSES many seyles and colon. Slzea 3 to 8x and 7 to 14. hodldlng a bird Ieeder, plan!IDg garden. nplalnlng lhe beating OYotem and eumlnlng lhe trlcal ~stem are good ...,.,liblll·l LUNCH MEAT SALE FOOD BUYS~ a. 1 Why Pay Twic. This Prlc.? /nil !!!!l6oc&'• lltllfllllt'fl /1tOIIZ.t war~• 7.99 1 You con of "Lucitl" for too. New Du Pont 111Cn1fibly dJnble, Dries in mlnu!fts ID 1 nsisb chllllill{. triCkill{. 11111 Ho mauy solvents needed. Cltan IIIIIIM. Jeoram, <In be kMmd rlght around the house. Socb things u fie M nd a subdued twe<d raglan or Jln. ment ol Development will u ay a rnoon r. a gle·breasted camel hair top- to put another Industry Into Wallace Barher. and lam- coat. Nelsonville plant vacated 11Y of Parkersburg Vtslted Mr. 1 U. OF CALIFORNIA: A cia.. era) months ago by the Svl••an~nd 11Mrs. Leonard Barder and sic herringbone natural sbool· ia Co. am der topcoat should mated Rhodes spoke at the annual -Mortha Holsinger twith a w6Jih.wear raincoat In INel1011ville Trade Club dinner I ,tan, olive, oystar or black. In here, held In conjunction with LEARN OF SURGERY tome ol the northern West Coast the annual Parade of Rills pag- 1 Mr. and Mrs. John Brjckles schools a warm liner IB called eant. Accompanying him Just bad returned home from lor. Wilson, Ohio Senate Majorl.ty their son-In-law's, Mr. and Mrs. Leaclar c. Stanley Mechem GaJa Hysell Tuesday evening PLAN HOMECOMING Nel1011VIIIe and U. S. Rep. when !hey learned from their The annual wUJ Pete Abele, R-Ohlo. son-In-law In GalllpuHs thtt b1 held at the Long th no belongeir daughter, M111. Sherman church, September 1. A A wild prairie wer Kemper, wu taken to Pleas- dinner will be served at to the pea family, the ant Valley Hospital tor sur&ery wltb a program Ia lhe Ia the stale Rower Wednesday morning. noon. Everyone Ia welcome. Sunday School attendance on lunday Aug. 18 was 41. . I There will be a Homecoming ' Sunday. August 25 at the Joppa Methodist Church. Everyone IB · 0Cl8 eWS wel come. T' Bo·annon reunion was held - - - - - - - - . S ,.·:•y at the home or Mr. Mlos Faith McCain, ano ~rs. Harold Brannon and of Mr. and Mrs. Norman d r!1. e r . Those atwnding were McCain underwent an appendec· Me. and Mrs. Robert Hill and romy at Camden • Clark HosL'nd1 of Manalleld, Mr. and pital at Parkersbury Monday Mrs. Bob Sanders Bod Debbie morning. Mr and Mrs. Jimmie Brenn011 Mrs. Dorothy Smalley Is ard Paul Dean, AI Hudkln1, Ru- :spending . several days with , b · Romine, Marie Smith ol Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Koenig S"•ncer, W.Va .. Mr. and Mrs. and family, near Chester, while Chester Folan ol West Carrol- Mrs. Koenig is ill. If"· Fannie Adamo. Carl Mrl~ Last week visitors of Mr. " and family ot Athens, Bee- and Mrs. Hobart Vineyard were ky Folan, Mr. Jackson of Mor- Mrs. Janet Gillilan and daughganfnwn, Wesley Arbaugh, Lola tor Cnris Anna of Mansfield Gcif!in and lllll Holestin. Mrs. Mr: and Mrs. Grant VIneyard Adams hao remained lor a and family and Miss Sherry few dayo,. M111. _Folan remain· Vineyard o1 Dayton. Guests ed for an mdei1D1te •tary. or the weekend at the Vineyard Mr. and Mrs. Hennan Gro,.,. home were Mr. and Mro. Hownirkle apd fall\f~Y vllited, Sun- ard Glenn and daughter, day with Mr. and Mrs. RUssell day and Teddy Ball'ett, of B"rr and son at VIenna. Marion, Mrs. Myrtle Barrett, Mr. and Mrs. Daln Baker Mansfield and Mrs. Carol VInehave moved from the Arthur yard and Tina Marie Vineyard Heiney property to the John ol Columbuo. c •bbison property near While's Mlss Donna Frecker ol Chapel. Chester spent Friday and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Morrll w-clay wilh her gromdrnotloer, and childrea ol Mloeral Weill Mr>. Reed. Is our concern and not a sideline. Make your supply needs known to us and we'll try our best to find the mercbandlse. As with other merchants It is our aim to provide a •erviee to the community and the area. Middleport Book Store Eastern LocaJ I S • J·N "g" ,!!· ..._. SEO As Home MICHIGAN STATE: Icy galll . on Holsinger took a trip to thai blast acrOP !be Midwest . Hammond, Ind. They vistetl Icampuses have a strong influwith Sharon's grandmother Mr :ence on colloge laahlons. Hence, , 11 _1111 • Toler. ' a good overcoat should bung NELSONVILLE · M H 0 lloiBin er visit- up In the closet: wool or shell r.. usoe g with alpaca, pile, ahearlng or James A. Rhodes told IOIIle ' 'olarM~n'ass Sharon Holalnger and quilted lining. Camel hair top- I business and prolts~ional , .. Holsmger, Mr. and Mrs. ,_ b' here A'· 811 , sons from soulheastem 0 0 ~~:: W bb nd da hltr coa~ are 1 '~'"·•·' "'" · e . a ug dued tweed Ifraglarul.• "' • "' I Tuesday nlibt that lhe lllate Something usually dressy d<imlnotes the college scene Mr. and Mrs. Alva Hoi- VIRGINIA u. 1 Sldp 1 h 0 •takl~g inert~~sed intereot In obthroughout much ol the eoualry, Plaid cotlon gabardine . Miss Jeri Oo.trot vlolted ,heavy ones here. A raincoat or tamm1 new Industry lor the rainooat, left, baa By-Iron!, P1><1<ell with straight Haps, A Martha Holsinger. laminated topcoat wilb 11-~ln area. buckle tab tleeves. Double-breasted wool warmer features ttend t th Ed 11 It r 1 lor collar which bullolll oJr &e reveal notched lapel. Lining ance e en n • liner should be paired with a The aovernor oald Dlremor Is an acrylle pUe. ~ Brethren Church on Aug. 18 semi-Chesterfield In dark tone, George WIIIIOll of !he Depart· TYPE --·I mODI and-: be avallable opeelll l<tlvltteo. Some So o d a<tlvitloo rml<b bl PROVIDE YOUR CHILD WnH THE TOOLS FOR LEARNING! ··1 _... - Cit•I'IIIM - ,..,. (ar, R..t Mall .... lllllhflut ' .., - ~ ·· 1111111 tiMIIITIIlll eiO'' Enll!neer Boots Dresa BOots e6" 16" Wellingtoll a. 10" steel Toe Min- big Shoes eB" Insulated Boots eNec.- 14.95 prene Oil Resistant Tan Oxfords eWaJker Wotk Shoes eFlipt Boots e Lace-to-Toe Work Shoes Compl•to Clearance Ladles' House Slippen SHOPPING HOURS: Monday thru Friday 9 to 5 (Thursday 9 to t) SATUIDAY 9 to 9 OPEN IVERY DAY lnducflnl fhundey Pick-A-Pair 9:00 to 7:00 ' SICON~&~ ..~,. 9to9 ~ ' TO Kl11112Mcrt. . QtEWJNGT~ f . V. . Stamp~ W'lth All Purct.a. 3.88 lea. 2A7 at. ._.• ,_and' · Ma1r J;;ch 2.GO crt. ... ..... Unlotl Werblln, SIMO,N'S We Have The Kind You Want POMBO'( �•.' • c • · 1 .. r1mer-..n • .T. c P. .. ampu8 ·oat = ..,..It blltop<M. N•WIIJAI*' &oi•JOI ... Aw. "',"~~~~:K~EA)- N.n lf«tuniiJ, ~=oc:· 1111111 GUier mat1'1 a. ... far CJunrlllr ~ 1118· altllldo IICbool. Cleorly, I dullle eo8t - "';,:_ ·~heblu::;:1 ' ~:, ~e:'~ ::t ~-:! ~::".:~allY:~~ :!!:" 1 :::a=..::..::-. Cllt..... 11iDf = "::.: 1 ~f:. .._. 't:n.ot. ~ ~~ ~ ~<hd..pl~·~ ~ ~ l"'o liRe !141 ~ ==~d :"!..tm:.:":.!t'!'::! ~-"'..:'lop""!:.;:., 0:.:. i>aUy SePtlpel. Pomero,..lflddlepoJ!. o.:Aue. ijj;."f U: =-~•k,,.ar :cept In, tbooe ..,.,,..., eoJd.wa.l llold allcl..,.. o odiDIIIe ottlbldo. IIIII as 1p- 1n lhf lbJIIp whl<h 1No1 "' • belp IIIU..tlona Itt' swdent 1'001111; .., a dark q 111 •blldna. 'l'hoJ ora our- pre<lalllll al and ao Ill odeatille llllllodo. 11!!11 - u 1 mtJib ha"'hery. then, - · ""·· .....-.,..... They Learn To 0.-ganize Concepts, Facts ;:a.:;--., • ...a uut -":."'!'t~..!ea.lht":: ::.,~'::"'"d!,..... tb wltb eare. ..... u·•~ ...-.,.... Scienee 'Is Fascinating To Children As lop- .. r..t.· IIINII'I II ,.. cWI tducali<IIICiiJII Up' like 1 Um"" I'!Oil' ......,..t lind rolaeott will ... 1 beretlllht for By JlpGJd . . . . . k• a Wllb \lie em! or . Y9e1, YourChihi,AndSthool h w ate er tr/. 1 What at tome widely separat- 11 y:"'on ' : ~ 1t. . 22, TUFlll UNIVDII'I'Yt Llkol tblo · - · I ledge UJelul lor 611 lndivtduolo. eampu,..: many New England and A proper<In 1'15Jl01110 ------------------~1 THE IIORJ(INNI!: AmorlcaM eaote"' inatltutlont, Tuftanar1JI. liel ~ bo-to holplul to , II IIlio lo inopartoat tot1illll .~~to~lhe;:;U;;;DI;;.ven-l~ty-oi-Part_•· hard by a major <ity. For mat. ...,.,.,.80 lholr <UrlooiiJ. ohildraa wllb op~<lol •· !DJr <hildron, to a way ol dlomnr· aad illl4nlll In ociopoo'"'J>Itoutmt I J'H bow "&.otto" Wall l'allll 11ng the Salurdly ..,.,. In , ton, I IOJIIl..fttled fly-front <lies- 1D3 new -lodge. '1lwy 1Mn1 · 111\1 learaiDI Ia 1bJs m terfleld top<oat In dart ...., arl·to .....be 11<11 aad ""'""""' .. oubjoot. . I II ' olive berrtngbone will prove uat- . the! IIley can undenland 'tho AI ....., paroall <an do mao"' I • lui. A naturai-<:Olcr ralneoat 11 1 world around thoro. lmporlalll tldDp for !heir the uniform ol day here and : Nil. lle a 1ooc1 " - ; at nearbyC081 Harvard. And off a short , tblt dileussiono _ __._ _ _ _ _ _ _ stadium will fend ~ lnterooto;In EJIIIIJ Deeded -dt>. l I I - Seloa<e. l... td.en Society News the ' hl.nfl thei State Pus Mts. Emma Van Meter and Jcy breezn on thooe dark wJD. oon George Curtis and David ter afternoons. ' v..: Meter and her niece Shar- For Industry lilly produce ex..u.nt lcleD<e l DRY CLEANING . 10 ... '2 ::.:::::::~~~~:;;-~;:-;;;-;~~~;-;~;;-;: ROBINSON'S L1un..,...,.., CIHnen ,._,_, WY W428 Cora of Parkersburg visited recen!ly with Mr. and Mrs. Clear· monl Harris. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Smith have purchased two arres of Ian~ from Andrew Buchannan. Joppa --------- Filling your needs for school and business supplies B. H.· SANBORN N. 2nd Aw. Phone WY 2·2641 MILL IT. I"' .IIWILIR-OJITOMETRIST MIDDLEPORT for FALL and SCHOOL First day of school, and every day, our fashion· wise, value-wise separates meu more won· dertul thlnga for her to wear apd more for your money, too. Come In now for aU her wardrobe needs. Proudly Presenling Dour MUlln o/ Clevelond Predict Ohio Culture \Vill Be Enriched A CCMJILITI LINI OP IJIORT SHOIS AND FLAT$ IN ALL COLORS AND SlliL ITYLII BY CONNIE AND 'PAitll JIASHION. ALSO COMo PLITI I.INI OP HUSH pUPJIIIL P liCED FROM &L99 TO 8.99. SWEATERS Bulky cardlpns, Bolero styles and lllpovers. Challdea In aleeveleu, short aleeve and long aleevea. Reeular and extra llizes. Choose from a wonderful group. ~mJ'J~aaD~ 7 ·Eveq~xJr~y ••• ,. 2· 9· 99 to 99 For Back to School y. bl Gold•• _ Kid Boys' Catsup Dungarees IWIIT IRIIR .............! t . t'tdlla ..... - Kid Safe-T-Nee jeans Ia llllma and reiiUim. llmdom stripe deDim with hrma-preoa finish Othen lilt 11 z'nmd 1 1 - Uttol.te. _ ....... Ei -.... 'ho•ltltotr ,..,..,. Pineapple 6.99 IIICI 7.99 . . Potat~es sa.... _ _ 301 ' .... 29c ...dies' end Teens' Shoes FOR DRESS & SCHOOL en.ts ISIII.~9~C ••• . t963 eSuede< •staeked Heels Heeb l 88 e •HiKh • Black It White Oxfordo •Choooe several pain TO 5 99 • Brand Nemn: Williams, Buck ys, Kay Lettes, Hit Parade, etc. AT SIMON'S Boys' & Girls' Styles - All Higher Priced SHOES FOR SCHOOL -n.. 89c Cube Steak Beef StewA~~D~ -lb. 59c Ground Beef -3 lb. $1 Slic. Bologna - 3~$1 2.88 or l SPECIAL-LADIES' & TEENS'-REG. $2.81 STRAP SANDALS eBLACK eWHITI TENNIS SHOES BLACK or WHlTii: 79c LETTua FLOUR·· • -1.99 DOG FOOD • 1.89 LARD • • • • 3.69 1·88 .... 2··· 1.88 PAIR Boys-Girls Tennis Shoes~~:. __ ,A,. 88c WHY PAY MOU? VALLEY BELL ILK 241qeHIAD 2SL.. IotiTIIIr •TAN TENNIS SHOES_ . CHIPPED POUND _ _ $5 M.ny Sty! as Others Up To $5.98 LadiM' and T"ns BOILED HAM Pr. lasbtbell Style For Back To School IN $1.00 PKGS. ONLY 25 u..c•• . '··. OPPOIITI LOWI!l JIAIJ(ING LOT-POMEROY :19c U.S.NO. 1 HOMI OltOWN !J:,.. Cnlil• u,....• • COMPLETE NEW STOCK e eJUST LOW CHI. Ju1 (2) Twin Pack 79c 83c At Our T..,_ c.untwt WHY PAY . . .If 2SU..Ioti_....... lUNNY 111.1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . wlllltMIIIOIIlpall.... cempue _ _, the SHOES FOR ALL-·DISCOUNT PRICES STAMPS 2 helL 29c .·Ch • ........ . . err1es ,._ · """t-..;;;.. v;;;;~ lt&$111., Wll. t1 ... 1n11t ._ 110t. t1c11n . . IIIIIVt _..., YGU'I 2.98 $AVE at $1MON'S PICK-A-PAIR $HOES eWed1e Heels eLoafers eNO 4 ... 49c Chill Pappu ~ 1 • PINNANT Table Syrup $7.95 STAR SUPPLY CO. "iliiiiiliiiiiiiii IIUDIRJ Bill¥ 1 I 1< 6.99 -"......... These a.Hvltleo In lhem..lvoo will develop '..tenllli< • 1101 lodge and oldU.. n tho pla~•n-l 14 •·· ond __..._ ---~ -& " ' - - - - .. •ua• bring lboot Jhe valuable leiDg. An organized approaoh to eacb ..Uvlty ohould Involve queo. 1 of For Schooltime '63-'64 u ,_,,., ..... -· RoundStMk ePickltLoef eDutch Loaf eSpi.... Loaf ePepptrLoef Pork Shoulder - - lb. 39~ PURl PORK ,•. 33c Sausage STOKLEY'S · 2A 2v. $7 89 Peaches cHolv• IIIIM ... • new arrivals. They feature easy-care fabrlca iJ1 · - fjiDIS willltolp and Wll«< "" !""· 0 SLICID Choose early IUltl best choice of these bright l" .. 5·" Billy the H- a From Spare Ribs GIRLS' DRESSES many seyles and colon. Slzea 3 to 8x and 7 to 14. hodldlng a bird Ieeder, plan!IDg garden. nplalnlng lhe beating OYotem and eumlnlng lhe trlcal ~stem are good ...,.,liblll·l LUNCH MEAT SALE FOOD BUYS~ a. 1 Why Pay Twic. This Prlc.? /nil !!!!l6oc&'• lltllfllllt'fl /1tOIIZ.t war~• 7.99 1 You con of "Lucitl" for too. New Du Pont 111Cn1fibly dJnble, Dries in mlnu!fts ID 1 nsisb chllllill{. triCkill{. 11111 Ho mauy solvents needed. Cltan IIIIIIM. Jeoram, <In be kMmd rlght around the house. Socb things u fie M nd a subdued twe<d raglan or Jln. ment ol Development will u ay a rnoon r. a gle·breasted camel hair top- to put another Industry Into Wallace Barher. and lam- coat. Nelsonville plant vacated 11Y of Parkersburg Vtslted Mr. 1 U. OF CALIFORNIA: A cia.. era) months ago by the Svl••an~nd 11Mrs. Leonard Barder and sic herringbone natural sbool· ia Co. am der topcoat should mated Rhodes spoke at the annual -Mortha Holsinger twith a w6Jih.wear raincoat In INel1011ville Trade Club dinner I ,tan, olive, oystar or black. In here, held In conjunction with LEARN OF SURGERY tome ol the northern West Coast the annual Parade of Rills pag- 1 Mr. and Mrs. John Brjckles schools a warm liner IB called eant. Accompanying him Just bad returned home from lor. Wilson, Ohio Senate Majorl.ty their son-In-law's, Mr. and Mrs. Leaclar c. Stanley Mechem GaJa Hysell Tuesday evening PLAN HOMECOMING Nel1011VIIIe and U. S. Rep. when !hey learned from their The annual wUJ Pete Abele, R-Ohlo. son-In-law In GalllpuHs thtt b1 held at the Long th no belongeir daughter, M111. Sherman church, September 1. A A wild prairie wer Kemper, wu taken to Pleas- dinner will be served at to the pea family, the ant Valley Hospital tor sur&ery wltb a program Ia lhe Ia the stale Rower Wednesday morning. noon. Everyone Ia welcome. Sunday School attendance on lunday Aug. 18 was 41. . I There will be a Homecoming ' Sunday. August 25 at the Joppa Methodist Church. Everyone IB · 0Cl8 eWS wel come. T' Bo·annon reunion was held - - - - - - - - . S ,.·:•y at the home or Mr. Mlos Faith McCain, ano ~rs. Harold Brannon and of Mr. and Mrs. Norman d r!1. e r . Those atwnding were McCain underwent an appendec· Me. and Mrs. Robert Hill and romy at Camden • Clark HosL'nd1 of Manalleld, Mr. and pital at Parkersbury Monday Mrs. Bob Sanders Bod Debbie morning. Mr and Mrs. Jimmie Brenn011 Mrs. Dorothy Smalley Is ard Paul Dean, AI Hudkln1, Ru- :spending . several days with , b · Romine, Marie Smith ol Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Koenig S"•ncer, W.Va .. Mr. and Mrs. and family, near Chester, while Chester Folan ol West Carrol- Mrs. Koenig is ill. If"· Fannie Adamo. Carl Mrl~ Last week visitors of Mr. " and family ot Athens, Bee- and Mrs. Hobart Vineyard were ky Folan, Mr. Jackson of Mor- Mrs. Janet Gillilan and daughganfnwn, Wesley Arbaugh, Lola tor Cnris Anna of Mansfield Gcif!in and lllll Holestin. Mrs. Mr: and Mrs. Grant VIneyard Adams hao remained lor a and family and Miss Sherry few dayo,. M111. _Folan remain· Vineyard o1 Dayton. Guests ed for an mdei1D1te •tary. or the weekend at the Vineyard Mr. and Mrs. Hennan Gro,.,. home were Mr. and Mro. Hownirkle apd fall\f~Y vllited, Sun- ard Glenn and daughter, day with Mr. and Mrs. RUssell day and Teddy Ball'ett, of B"rr and son at VIenna. Marion, Mrs. Myrtle Barrett, Mr. and Mrs. Daln Baker Mansfield and Mrs. Carol VInehave moved from the Arthur yard and Tina Marie Vineyard Heiney property to the John ol Columbuo. c •bbison property near While's Mlss Donna Frecker ol Chapel. Chester spent Friday and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Morrll w-clay wilh her gromdrnotloer, and childrea ol Mloeral Weill Mr>. Reed. Is our concern and not a sideline. Make your supply needs known to us and we'll try our best to find the mercbandlse. As with other merchants It is our aim to provide a •erviee to the community and the area. Middleport Book Store Eastern LocaJ I S • J·N "g" ,!!· ..._. SEO As Home MICHIGAN STATE: Icy galll . on Holsinger took a trip to thai blast acrOP !be Midwest . Hammond, Ind. They vistetl Icampuses have a strong influwith Sharon's grandmother Mr :ence on colloge laahlons. Hence, , 11 _1111 • Toler. ' a good overcoat should bung NELSONVILLE · M H 0 lloiBin er visit- up In the closet: wool or shell r.. usoe g with alpaca, pile, ahearlng or James A. Rhodes told IOIIle ' 'olarM~n'ass Sharon Holalnger and quilted lining. Camel hair top- I business and prolts~ional , .. Holsmger, Mr. and Mrs. ,_ b' here A'· 811 , sons from soulheastem 0 0 ~~:: W bb nd da hltr coa~ are 1 '~'"·•·' "'" · e . a ug dued tweed Ifraglarul.• "' • "' I Tuesday nlibt that lhe lllate Something usually dressy d<imlnotes the college scene Mr. and Mrs. Alva Hoi- VIRGINIA u. 1 Sldp 1 h 0 •takl~g inert~~sed intereot In obthroughout much ol the eoualry, Plaid cotlon gabardine . Miss Jeri Oo.trot vlolted ,heavy ones here. A raincoat or tamm1 new Industry lor the rainooat, left, baa By-Iron!, P1><1<ell with straight Haps, A Martha Holsinger. laminated topcoat wilb 11-~ln area. buckle tab tleeves. Double-breasted wool warmer features ttend t th Ed 11 It r 1 lor collar which bullolll oJr &e reveal notched lapel. Lining ance e en n • liner should be paired with a The aovernor oald Dlremor Is an acrylle pUe. ~ Brethren Church on Aug. 18 semi-Chesterfield In dark tone, George WIIIIOll of !he Depart· TYPE --·I mODI and-: be avallable opeelll l<tlvltteo. Some So o d a<tlvitloo rml<b bl PROVIDE YOUR CHILD WnH THE TOOLS FOR LEARNING! ··1 _... - Cit•I'IIIM - ,..,. (ar, R..t Mall .... lllllhflut ' .., - ~ ·· 1111111 tiMIIITIIlll eiO'' Enll!neer Boots Dresa BOots e6" 16" Wellingtoll a. 10" steel Toe Min- big Shoes eB" Insulated Boots eNec.- 14.95 prene Oil Resistant Tan Oxfords eWaJker Wotk Shoes eFlipt Boots e Lace-to-Toe Work Shoes Compl•to Clearance Ladles' House Slippen SHOPPING HOURS: Monday thru Friday 9 to 5 (Thursday 9 to t) SATUIDAY 9 to 9 OPEN IVERY DAY lnducflnl fhundey Pick-A-Pair 9:00 to 7:00 ' SICON~&~ ..~,. 9to9 ~ ' TO Kl11112Mcrt. . QtEWJNGT~ f . V. . Stamp~ W'lth All Purct.a. 3.88 lea. 2A7 at. ._.• ,_and' · Ma1r J;;ch 2.GO crt. ... ..... Unlotl Werblln, SIMO,N'S We Have The Kind You Want POMBO'( �,I ./ 11-0aDy $entfnel. ~meroy·lflddleport, 0., .,.111: 22, lt&S Pa.rochial Schools Have Too·Many Eager Students, Too·Few Teachers .~ SEW fOR SCHOOL - • SEW FOI • fAI( See • .t. New .....,~• • • o.. .... ........ ··;Z •DouW.Knlti •T•IpUia ..,...., 5por11 Melerbllt)· •CinC:reatPIIprja • Nft P•l•........ ' come, tet the new ftlll:lel and leW younelt . . . . BeautUul pleldf, '" and !..ely frtlh piiiD oolol'll. 38" to 66" wide. All ...... WE'RE BACK IN BUSINESS able. AT The Fabrie Shop. FIVE POINTS 115 W. Second • FRIENDS & NEIGHBORS YOl.l;R WY 2·2281 BUSINESS WILL BE APPRECIATED Singer Sales & SerY!ce Hollon's Keystone Station Ben Franklirl POII!IfOY McCall'• Patterna Radne Social Notes rt-as everything for Tltrllfl' ctN lit••• wltll fll ..... etiOI'l ., .......... flo. .llitllt ...,.,.. " .. ~­ ••11ftD11111" .... . .It • .,.., -..-................... .. . . . .. 17Wtt, tlflltt, .... • .. CIIN 1N1 IWM ......,... . . . . . .,.,...,. f!f .'"" liritM. ,..., .......... tift . . . ... lfl lllllllportMI ' tor wtlltt "'' .... ....... ... .... It wrn .tlld lit pliJ, A 111ft .., . . Wflibl-tJtw• IMil e-14aiiCI- .... c.p/ole eoltcliM .riW...5.......,wllhl ao,.•,..•m COTTOI ROISIS Wash .. _ . c ~~ liS, pia id, ~.ct. priltt, · Solids. IH6. w.-; White, calors! Newest designs, tuck-ins. Misses' 32-38. Girls' 7-14...... .77c The Time Is Near . . . The clothes ore here . . . to put • young fel. low ot his bock·IO·school basil We've everything In cion he'll wear with pride and pl11sure end out . . ell styled right, all modo for long wear, ell at budgel·wlse prices! GIANI PACKAGE FILLER PAPER 74 Regularly $1.49 Yah•• 500 sheets 2 or 5 hole puncll 450 sheets 3 hole puflci! .. .... Regularly 89c Value 300 sheets 2 or 5 hole punch 2 70 sheets 3 Role punch .. .. • .. .. MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS Long slee-ve styles by Shapely in sizefl extra small through extra 4.98 lo 6.98 Pkg. with 12 ink cartridges. Reg. 1.00. in ~ 8.98 lo 16.91 to 38. 4 72• Onwar• Lea. PENCIU Big family size pack. Three 29c packs, 10 pencils eachtotal of 30. 77• PAPEIMIU PIHY· IACI Ball-point p.e n. Free refill. Reg. 2.38. 169 OIIWAID CRAYONS Sixteen BOYS' WESTERN JEANS A very good n ame colors. in leg. 25c overalls. Green, grey , tan. brown and dark bl ue. 17c Size& 6 to 16. Regulars, w11n PASTE Big 5-oz . plastic jar with spreader. --- - - - - - - - -- ---~--- .- spent tile post ~ with p111!111a, Mr. and Mrs. Oeor· ..... .,,... Roborll and lltoDded CGunl)l Fllr. agatn FiUed Cllpmate Binder, $1.35 Value ... 97c Fl:,'92~~-~;~~. ~~~~~·..... '......149 .If.YOfl lfy Oat of J'ltese famous CANVAS SIIIAIIIS 350 sheets, 8\1,x11 size ...... 77c Crazy titles, wateror,oa·f! 100 White due~ uppers, t&pered toes. Crepe type soleS. 167 Reg. $1.99 ··COAL HEAlERS SCHOOL SAU SPECIALS Tuck Cellophane Tape- 1000-in. ron .. .. 17c Teen·ag• Nylons- seamless, 15·denier. .64c Girls' Cotton Knit Pants-4 to 12 ....... . 33c Billfolds-Boys'. girls' styles ...... .. .... 77c Goose Neck Study Lamp-adjustable ... 2.22 COsmetic Bags-prints & colors ..•.• •.. . 34c Stretch Head Bands-nylon knit.. .. ... .. 2lc Boys' Slacks- "SSim-nne• 6-16 .. .. .• •.. 2.66 Zipper Sporb Bag-perfect for gym .. . . 1.99 J.-.b!l PencU Tablets- 100 sheets ... ... l7c: ..,....... " \ OriN le..ySOCIS Misses' sizes ••· _. 8-11. White. IE SAFE- BUY ALL DRUGS FROM A PHARMACIST AT ... .... 1011• llllfS 37c Ul S, M,l. ··-··· F&:J:r.-a --·.:ur. lfePn and dark blue. Sizes 27 to 42. 3.85 to 4.95 Reg. $1.00 fabric bag rubberized to shed the raio! Luncb pocket ....... .. . 88c Lith02raphed metal with "If.·pint vacuum bottle. Reg. $2.69 · $1.19 I t!ldl Kit No vacuum bottle,a. Deluxe Rayon Bag Asstd plaids .. . WJMAIN.ST. • • POMEROY, OHIO WatefllfOOfl 4;.. package.... 159 J" 39c 511•11••· Front cover School Comp111, removable pencll ... -.17c Disney "Winkle Eye" PeBcll ea......... 39c Watercolor Paints, bo~ of S colors•••••• •29c Clip Board-Choice of desigM ••• ~ ••• , •. 59c Webster's School DlctloniiJ ............. t7c ........ 4 ~:St'l'l~\'=i =':e=-~= BenFr POMERO'Y • Phon• wj 2-3498 1: I ' ' ' \'i ' • "l ' '•s Ye hit Yeur ~."f' 'HARDWARE 'f, August 24 ·,/ ' • '. .···• ,• 'rst..,..._ ' ,, CLOSING ALL SUMM-ER STOCK I *1·00 .. *1·95 HATS DRESSES *2,• .. •a·•s ,.-.--"""" ··~ •u•••" .I!II.CIW!tlo Sbtert Style Shop QIKSt. ." w i 6 B _ . _•• .,... I ' • k , . , '•t llttlq.. • .... , . , , ... en - elollll-'lal ·It&_...._ . ',RdAta..auos· WY. 2-2955 · bt 1 WilT ... , . . , _ ......... BAKER FURNITURE SWISHER & LOHSE{. :.r. ...... 1 .................. 1M_._......... ................, 595·00 5 Your doctor lalows best, but bls sldll Is fully effective only when bls pr&ICription Is aec:urately fllled by ybUI' reglltered pharmacist, who worts baDII In band with blm to proteet your bealtb. •:S ............ Phormocltls Te 14rve Yeu ·fl• FltOrfck CHstncllt• ' IAIY r ·, -~·-·Clllr 149.'95 189.95 folds under! .... 87c FURNITURE fo orden ..... - - &1111.11 _. OP ALL NIW dactor's M~JaiiOO 1.9Bto 3.50 MEN'S WUTERN JEANS By l...ee, Levis, Wrangler and Oshkosh . Light bluE', bla ek t cnrry out ' II..._ a ....., .. •' rllll • - ltllcuo • .Aa.l...,. t.ll ................. u v wtaa • e11 ••., nl r Depend on 2.:. f+ Sizes Bud tollelmr.,la't ..... aa:p... ldde . ._ SWISHER & LOHSE 4 .... Me Cotton. 7tol0. acnan Misses' sizes 5· 10. White. -Mrt. A. B. llllleJ D1ri111 O.r farlr Setso11 Sale I .slims , huskys. FinED LUICH Ill tbo 12~ 29• lcoao11y SCHOOL BAt Buster Brown goes back to school • Mrs. Audell Deeter ol Col· · ..." WIAIOU PEN 3. 98 IO .4.98 BOYS' IVY LEAGUE SLACKS By Lee, Lev is, Oshkosh and ElY· Walker . Real nire selection of sizes and patterns. Sizes 6 to 20 in regulars and slims. 3.98 to 4.50 MEN'S IVY LEAGUI PANTS By Lee, Levis and Oshkosh. A nice selection of colors . Sizes 29 ,c Pko. Reg. 79e Binder fitted with 25c filler paper and 10c in· dex. $1.14 value. Reg.$1 '9 FREE large. NEW FALL SWEATERS J ust arri ved a J" ice selection, eluding " his & hers" C CANVAS BINDERS with FIHecl Acceuorles GOESSLER •• ' . .· ......, i. MAIM Sell•••$$.99 .. $1.99. �,I ./ 11-0aDy $entfnel. ~meroy·lflddleport, 0., .,.111: 22, lt&S Pa.rochial Schools Have Too·Many Eager Students, Too·Few Teachers .~ SEW fOR SCHOOL - • SEW FOI • fAI( See • .t. New .....,~• • • o.. .... ........ ··;Z •DouW.Knlti •T•IpUia ..,...., 5por11 Melerbllt)· •CinC:reatPIIprja • Nft P•l•........ ' come, tet the new ftlll:lel and leW younelt . . . . BeautUul pleldf, '" and !..ely frtlh piiiD oolol'll. 38" to 66" wide. All ...... WE'RE BACK IN BUSINESS able. AT The Fabrie Shop. FIVE POINTS 115 W. Second • FRIENDS & NEIGHBORS YOl.l;R WY 2·2281 BUSINESS WILL BE APPRECIATED Singer Sales & SerY!ce Hollon's Keystone Station Ben Franklirl POII!IfOY McCall'• Patterna Radne Social Notes rt-as everything for Tltrllfl' ctN lit••• wltll fll ..... etiOI'l ., .......... flo. .llitllt ...,.,.. " .. ~­ ••11ftD11111" .... . .It • .,.., -..-................... .. . . . .. 17Wtt, tlflltt, .... • .. CIIN 1N1 IWM ......,... . . . . . .,.,...,. f!f .'"" liritM. ,..., .......... tift . . . ... lfl lllllllportMI ' tor wtlltt "'' .... ....... ... .... It wrn .tlld lit pliJ, A 111ft .., . . Wflibl-tJtw• IMil e-14aiiCI- .... c.p/ole eoltcliM .riW...5.......,wllhl ao,.•,..•m COTTOI ROISIS Wash .. _ . c ~~ liS, pia id, ~.ct. priltt, · Solids. IH6. w.-; White, calors! Newest designs, tuck-ins. Misses' 32-38. Girls' 7-14...... .77c The Time Is Near . . . The clothes ore here . . . to put • young fel. low ot his bock·IO·school basil We've everything In cion he'll wear with pride and pl11sure end out . . ell styled right, all modo for long wear, ell at budgel·wlse prices! GIANI PACKAGE FILLER PAPER 74 Regularly $1.49 Yah•• 500 sheets 2 or 5 hole puncll 450 sheets 3 hole puflci! .. .... Regularly 89c Value 300 sheets 2 or 5 hole punch 2 70 sheets 3 Role punch .. .. • .. .. MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS Long slee-ve styles by Shapely in sizefl extra small through extra 4.98 lo 6.98 Pkg. with 12 ink cartridges. Reg. 1.00. in ~ 8.98 lo 16.91 to 38. 4 72• Onwar• Lea. PENCIU Big family size pack. Three 29c packs, 10 pencils eachtotal of 30. 77• PAPEIMIU PIHY· IACI Ball-point p.e n. Free refill. Reg. 2.38. 169 OIIWAID CRAYONS Sixteen BOYS' WESTERN JEANS A very good n ame colors. in leg. 25c overalls. Green, grey , tan. brown and dark bl ue. 17c Size& 6 to 16. Regulars, w11n PASTE Big 5-oz . plastic jar with spreader. --- - - - - - - - -- ---~--- .- spent tile post ~ with p111!111a, Mr. and Mrs. Oeor· ..... .,,... Roborll and lltoDded CGunl)l Fllr. agatn FiUed Cllpmate Binder, $1.35 Value ... 97c Fl:,'92~~-~;~~. ~~~~~·..... '......149 .If.YOfl lfy Oat of J'ltese famous CANVAS SIIIAIIIS 350 sheets, 8\1,x11 size ...... 77c Crazy titles, wateror,oa·f! 100 White due~ uppers, t&pered toes. Crepe type soleS. 167 Reg. $1.99 ··COAL HEAlERS SCHOOL SAU SPECIALS Tuck Cellophane Tape- 1000-in. ron .. .. 17c Teen·ag• Nylons- seamless, 15·denier. .64c Girls' Cotton Knit Pants-4 to 12 ....... . 33c Billfolds-Boys'. girls' styles ...... .. .... 77c Goose Neck Study Lamp-adjustable ... 2.22 COsmetic Bags-prints & colors ..•.• •.. . 34c Stretch Head Bands-nylon knit.. .. ... .. 2lc Boys' Slacks- "SSim-nne• 6-16 .. .. .• •.. 2.66 Zipper Sporb Bag-perfect for gym .. . . 1.99 J.-.b!l PencU Tablets- 100 sheets ... ... l7c: ..,....... " \ OriN le..ySOCIS Misses' sizes ••· _. 8-11. White. IE SAFE- BUY ALL DRUGS FROM A PHARMACIST AT ... .... 1011• llllfS 37c Ul S, M,l. ··-··· F&:J:r.-a --·.:ur. lfePn and dark blue. Sizes 27 to 42. 3.85 to 4.95 Reg. $1.00 fabric bag rubberized to shed the raio! Luncb pocket ....... .. . 88c Lith02raphed metal with "If.·pint vacuum bottle. Reg. $2.69 · $1.19 I t!ldl Kit No vacuum bottle,a. Deluxe Rayon Bag Asstd plaids .. . WJMAIN.ST. • • POMEROY, OHIO WatefllfOOfl 4;.. package.... 159 J" 39c 511•11••· Front cover School Comp111, removable pencll ... -.17c Disney "Winkle Eye" PeBcll ea......... 39c Watercolor Paints, bo~ of S colors•••••• •29c Clip Board-Choice of desigM ••• ~ ••• , •. 59c Webster's School DlctloniiJ ............. t7c ........ 4 ~:St'l'l~\'=i =':e=-~= BenFr POMERO'Y • Phon• wj 2-3498 1: I ' ' ' \'i ' • "l ' '•s Ye hit Yeur ~."f' 'HARDWARE 'f, August 24 ·,/ ' • '. .···• ,• 'rst..,..._ ' ,, CLOSING ALL SUMM-ER STOCK I *1·00 .. *1·95 HATS DRESSES *2,• .. •a·•s ,.-.--"""" ··~ •u•••" .I!II.CIW!tlo Sbtert Style Shop QIKSt. ." w i 6 B _ . _•• .,... I ' • k , . , '•t llttlq.. • .... , . , , ... en - elollll-'lal ·It&_...._ . ',RdAta..auos· WY. 2-2955 · bt 1 WilT ... , . . , _ ......... BAKER FURNITURE SWISHER & LOHSE{. :.r. ...... 1 .................. 1M_._......... ................, 595·00 5 Your doctor lalows best, but bls sldll Is fully effective only when bls pr&ICription Is aec:urately fllled by ybUI' reglltered pharmacist, who worts baDII In band with blm to proteet your bealtb. •:S ............ Phormocltls Te 14rve Yeu ·fl• FltOrfck CHstncllt• ' IAIY r ·, -~·-·Clllr 149.'95 189.95 folds under! .... 87c FURNITURE fo orden ..... - - &1111.11 _. OP ALL NIW dactor's M~JaiiOO 1.9Bto 3.50 MEN'S WUTERN JEANS By l...ee, Levis, Wrangler and Oshkosh . Light bluE', bla ek t cnrry out ' II..._ a ....., .. •' rllll • - ltllcuo • .Aa.l...,. t.ll ................. u v wtaa • e11 ••., nl r Depend on 2.:. f+ Sizes Bud tollelmr.,la't ..... aa:p... ldde . ._ SWISHER & LOHSE 4 .... Me Cotton. 7tol0. acnan Misses' sizes 5· 10. White. -Mrt. A. B. llllleJ D1ri111 O.r farlr Setso11 Sale I .slims , huskys. FinED LUICH Ill tbo 12~ 29• lcoao11y SCHOOL BAt Buster Brown goes back to school • Mrs. Audell Deeter ol Col· · ..." WIAIOU PEN 3. 98 IO .4.98 BOYS' IVY LEAGUE SLACKS By Lee, Lev is, Oshkosh and ElY· Walker . Real nire selection of sizes and patterns. Sizes 6 to 20 in regulars and slims. 3.98 to 4.50 MEN'S IVY LEAGUI PANTS By Lee, Levis and Oshkosh. A nice selection of colors . Sizes 29 ,c Pko. Reg. 79e Binder fitted with 25c filler paper and 10c in· dex. $1.14 value. Reg.$1 '9 FREE large. NEW FALL SWEATERS J ust arri ved a J" ice selection, eluding " his & hers" C CANVAS BINDERS with FIHecl Acceuorles GOESSLER •• ' . .· ......, i. MAIM Sell•••$$.99 .. $1.99. �,I ' ., ' BEAT" THE HEAT--THE COOL WAY~ lET -·HOT LITTLE WANT ADS ·SEL[ FOR VOU • TEIIVISION IN REVIEI Ads Get Results. ..... ::. ...... ··.. =: .. -...10.=.., •$ .......... ...,..... . -._ ... -· ROSS WORD ' . • Goln CARD OF THANKS , . .nut , ll. .. ll,mt:\zrp Jf. ...... . . aOtollll rr.t·111N1 M•ped az-ttoaot Pomeroy Motor's Top Quality Late Model Used Car Sale! J l l. 1 , L-ll If you neod 1 usod heeler of ony kind, we - IYI we , Refrigerators for rent. Any Ihovo -•- 1 II yeor Iong onytl mo. When you • frlgerator renied this m.onllloil them. We tr .... -· wont to •• II or troal, g Ive us • ch an... Don't give your I at "" we will give you .... mooth free. ,E;~~~:II h ealer oway or try to •• II 't ' yours• If • T ro dI It t o the . . . -tra ~ Store, 1211 W. Main, WY 2-:16110. 8 22 Sic RUTLAND FURNITURE CO. GREAT DEALS! SH 62 Corvair-- $1995 62 Chevy II-- $1795 Monza 2 Door. Maroon finish, fawn inlt>r· ior with bucket seats, 4 speed box:, 102 t>n· gine, radio, heater. Tires show little wear, 1 lik.e new car at a reaJ saving. · 61 Chevrolet- $1795 Bel Air 4 Door. J.ow mileage by one lo<'al owner. Spotless rlean interior, sharp white finish. · Like new whitewall tires, heater and Other deluxe ''<J uipment. 57 Oldsmobile $795 4 Door. Low milea&e by local owner, apot· le.ss clean interior, beige fini&h. deluxe equipment, heater, tires like new. 61 Dodge---- $1195 LanCer 4 Door. Deluxe interior trim. Blue finish, all good lire1, radio, heater. Ruus oul pPrfPCl. Std. trans. 59 Chevrolet $1095 2 Door 6 ryl. Std. trans. Ivory and eoral . fimsh, dean interior, new whitewall tin•s, Sup.r 88 HT Coupe. Beauliful black and $ 59 Rambler •• 1095 red interior wilh white finish. motor A·l condition. automatic trans. Good tires. ra· dlo, healt>r. Custom St WaiOD 6 ryl_ motor. std. tran 1. Spotles!l rlt-an interior, beautiluJ ivory and red finish, radio and beater. radio and healer. A real buy. '60 CHEVROLET _ _ _ _ $1588 Parkwood Wagon. V-8 motor, auto . trans ., power .steerini and brakes, new tirf's . R and H. '59 RAMBLER - - : - - - - - $999 PLYMOUTH 2 Door. V-8 engine, auto. trans., new tire1. blaolt ov~r white finish. Radio and heater. '60 FORD 62 Thunder'd $3369 58 Chevrolet - $995 4 Door Station Waeon. VB engine, Powerglide trans. Like new whitewall tires, ra· dio , heater. Blue and white finish , a nice (!Tit' . COlt. 58 Plymouth-- $]95 57 Dodge--.- $695 1956 CHEVROLET 6 2 Dr. Std. 1955 MERCURY Conv. Coupe 1955 PLYMOUTH 8 4 Door .Custom Royal 4 Door. D-MO eqeipment, power •teering and brakes, V8 engine, automatic trans. Beautiful Jre)' and yellow finish, tires show little wear. A reala:harp car. Tr•ns. $365 $195 $149 TRUCK SPECIAL 1956 Chevrolet 21;2 T~n _ Special $699 Heavy dut\' 72'' rab lo a:de, 348 <'U. in. molrH". Splrf'r 5 spet>d lr:ln~ . 18.001) l b. 2 speed rNr axJl-' Air ovpr bydrauli r brakf:'s, tr:~1ler ronne<'tions. SAVE NOW I New Chevy Trucks I Now Corvoir Ponol 2 Now '12 Ton Plckupo 1 New 2 Ton, 157" wheel base POMEROY MOTOR CO. OfiEN ,,,., ......., ,, ' ' .EVES. TIL 8 HOlJSE-FOR SALE.- Modem '7.;;;;';'":;:;;;,:;~:;;:~;::';,'1:::::;~~~i':l"~~;;"i:;"~;;;;;:l room boose, electric heat, ;c-·--recandltioned televisions AUCTION SALE at the Mason· bedrooms, btrch kitchen, table, con•olo ond comblna- ette every Thursday and Sat- age. Extra Large lot. tion models, $59.95 up. some urday. I 13 121 SH 2-5343 anytime. with new picture tubes. Wer· ner Radio & T.V., Middleport. ONE English Bulldog, $10. Bea1 22 3te gle rabbit dog, $5. Gennan FOR SALE : 8 room police dog, $®. Call Sh 2- home in Middleport. C o 22" PEERLESS brick lined fur· 4&34, pletely modern kitchen 8 21 3te naco with forced atr blo...,. l bath. t;Joee to school. equipped Wltoo Gal,e stoker. wv :I-5IZ4 or ..., at Completely automatic. Call Hamlltoo Street. after 6 p. m. WY 2·682'1. '62 Ford _ $1,595 8 22 3tc 111 Ton Pickup. Only 11,934 ·- careful miles. 8 ft. body. LOW CUT 1st quality size 7 IN POMEROY Elgl!t ro 0 --• football shoes like new. $5. '62 Pontiac _ $2,995 house. 3 ·~-~- ~ 23 large lot. Good loeatlon oat PH WY 2-3318. -· 8 _ 3tc Bonneville 4 Dr. Hard Top. high water. Call WY 2-259D. FANCY LACE work. Two vi.. ille new aU whit. finish. 5 10 tie llns. Antique bookcase with Fully equipped. Sharp! • - •••• ..,. ,. .. ,. M ..., ..... pre••• ••• ..... ..••n" ......•n •• ttte ••~"~~• ... --•oo ,...,.. .... coao =====:::;:----- BIaettnars 1 .OIIft. POMEROY; 0. I iiiil' ~ FOR - Nlce Carpel Shampooer FREE with pur· lletnttotl• Matlln 1n Syracuse. Leve~ chase of Blue Lustre sham- I. Midi llliftt Pil 1rom high water, near poo. Baker Fumltore, Mid,.,_ Ill' and good neighborhood. _dleport. 8 ZO ltc . · t Zl tie WY 2-8432. '8 # 11168 Palace Trailer, 45' 1 1'. ' ,FOR BALE in Bashan, 4 Two bedroom. washer and 11181 IIOOOE, weD , equipped. house with bath, upota1rs dryer. full Bi2fd awning. Call Take over JIIIYmen!B. No moo- finished 2¥. acre land. 1 · WY 2-4190 or ;.., R o g e r ey down. 311 Beech St., Mid· from Racine oo newly Winebrenner, S)T@CUse, Ohio. dlepor, a 17 6p , faced road. API;>I'Oiillllotley ,,. ' + ..., .. ..- ~~~~~n .,. - ~ Aa,,,.,...._...._ .. ~s' .,&. · " , ..., Pold Over 200 W•kly Winners- TrHing Stempo Of Your HI TEST 29.9 Choice -•••••v ,. • .,.It a,_._. =,. ...... Y.....,.. 9¥1a-.zz. 'I think Dad'• epooflna '"'• Mom! I ne¥W h11rd of Shoppm Anon.JIIIOUII" 'WJEH RADIO 'llllldaJ lin FrldaJ 6:00 SII(D On R06 MusleaJ Cloc:t 7:00 "'""' 7 Ill Mllllctl ¢Jodr Nil N0111 Readlinel 7:111 ltiiW!!al Cloolr l:tl l11e Llfellnl 1"110 OIUo Valley IIOWI I·Otl World A Ohio News 1:11 llporU TodOJ o:II Weather Ptc1ure ''II llfullleal CJocl; 1:1111 Cornnlillla, Ntwl UOLatcllltrtnl Ul Publle Service t :4& Family Woralllp llollr 10·111 Mason Coun(J News II:Gfi Tall of the Town lUll Neft U:lli Mondua MIIOdltl lueePI Friday: Churdl Belli Rillg' ll:tt World N.... Ma80II CGunty New~ Community New~ . 12:05 N0011 Nl"' Ohio News 12:11 Marhle Bullellll Bovd f;IIO Sip 011 ..... 1:115 Sacrad IINrl 1:20 Coun117 J!llllbtnl 1:ao ~ .,.,..,.,. 5: fill fnllde llooka 6:110 Sunset Blvd. . ... Oft t:ll ,_. 111111* Show IO:Oi Polb Pv1J It:• PubUa S..a U:Oi 1\lp 'l'ln 8llGW 12:10 NIIOII R4IJCirt NO Farr• Nne 7:05 lll'tCIIII ..,., u :ao lll'r. Mll'lllt ""' 7:15 Brilht . . Show I;Oi "'"- PviJ 7:35 P•·"'- u - .,.._ I:GO lilndon ..,... ~Oft 7:50 NOWI lllport - Olllo t:GO lltn Off - , _ 1700 Breallful hrtJ lUNDAY 1:1111 Brealtful ......, Ulp 7:10 8lp On " 9r05 Coffee Willi JaDII I•GO Blptlat I«YYDA'I Raur -- ....... e·45 Bet17 NtiiiDD 10:115 MlaiQirlel Auoe. Counll7 llol Dowa 11:1& Colmi11 Go ftouad 3•N Newo Beat 4:00 lltaotnt lllllb .,.., 4:30 lnterchanp 5:00 Cotnalunity N0111 1•05 W•Jd A Nalloaal News 5: li $patlllbl Qll 8prn 1:2tl Weatbercut .. WMPO Radio IMOfmn TBRU RIDn ,,. Brullflll Party NIWt 0 Graml Ap1cultqn o\pnt 1:16 NeWI Beat l :llO CaunlrJ Go Round Ul N- Beat S:IIO Mid Way Matinee IIO'I'llllftl 18 L1'1'IUI '1'0 IIUI :rr WlTB CIIIB41' lllNIIliiWTJ., JOM». II .,.. t:ll 4:10 4:6$ ,,.lip ••• Raur ot l:itll,.,.... at.. Pall J-) .,.. - . . ol llttltq ••• ....,_,. 111ow Bowlltlc Scone I:Otl Van p. trlolt Sporll 1:20 ~ Serelllde 7:06 The World Today 7:30 Sign Off 8' 110 ou - JuDe 1:00 Bulk Tank Service We handle aU sizes of taDkl for bottlt gas. We sentce .· l what we ell Rutleirtd F~mi~v,re RUTLAND, Ol;flf!l :, ·.. :Phone SH. 2-4811 · •;_ ' ·-.~~~~~~.-------~ ,i, • ' . BUT AS HlQ'melV .a OFTEN. HAS ~D. WM'S WOH ON THE RlD oa; eATTLe ev ~ AAE l.llif IV STI.:PIP OR V@t1At. I'CU'flCW\Q I FR&QUEKTL~ Hi."'''f~ Hlo1-M·M--• ,.,...,. ""'"'' ....,..TIONEO ALL~p WHERe 'f2Y H!'ADIK' FOR? 'THAT IN TH' \otl'iiT'ri'V ~0-~ TEMPLE OF "THE POLITlCIAN'S J THIS OJAAl'TO !1!111! liEAD~· WT-~ 1 8:00 Sign Ou """' 8:115 Country Jamlloree 8:30 Farm News (ltw. W. I. Billups) Z:lll Publle Service z:• 'nMt Big Lift l•OO Jlulday lh'""'ue 4:00 Hour ot 111c1stao t:45 Jolm Ol'lllin m.o- 1:110 Sund., 1:00 Sereaode ,,. ou 8:110 OfJ - J - ~R 'MVo,ziKE:~WENDY, '-'·'-..., -:;,:" BE NICI TO <!OQ<n; I WE'RE THE: ONLY . FRIENDS HE HA5! .,..,ISI._nl New ORPHAN ANNII Swap 111ar FinD N"'" ll:lt Vole» o1 I'Npi*J' hlttu, ll'onhlp lfour.'ftla It:• autdaJ lltw NIIOII lllport II :GO Coatl117 lb'tlllltlme Mlllkt .bl r. Yott 11:00 110111 ll4parl o-~tr•e Gulli ltu-rrt 11:11 'nMt 111n1t Platter 1'11'11 . 11:10 lll'r. .......,..... lllae-. Auto 8llow 1:00 IW, GnUm Loea1 News l•ao 'ftltt Luainn Hour BID Stern SPGrtl 1:00 .... ot tile Times Every Gollon Sold Wltb A Money 8eclc ~ ~ow Under It;::;;::;- a I "IOIW YJ 1'0 liBPBOalfV OPII a YOIYOOJ azalf-IYifl'll 538 WEST MAIN STREET I=====-=o--cl_20""8te;-;- 1941! DODGE I'< ton pick up mil.. from Reedsville. STYLE Venetian bllndo. Wltll liS re-bullt VB engine. Trussell, Phone WI 8-SOIIS. Narrow silt, vertical slat. 4 speed transmission, good 8 22 bamboo wood slat. Free estl- condition. CaU 9111;.3262, Char· FOR SALE: New.Haven, 8 room mat~. Dale Wippel Supple. 1.. Larkins, Loog Bottom. mod....,, besement lllld .o:----:-:--c-c-c~-B_tO-:liOic Ohio. a 22 3te age. No sewer or water 57 model 2 bedroom house . . Tel. TU 2-5073. trailer, 50 1 8. David Riggs, 'FOR SALE - 1958 Chevrolet I 22 8tc ' HarrilooviUe Ohio ' VR a•Jtomatlc. C'.ood condition. - - - - - ' 8 19 Stp •· Priced reasonable. Phon• WY LOST & FOUN.D · 1 1BARGAIN STORE Useo--;;ioti> 2-~. 8 22 6!~ 1ng and sil.,.a t~ifbm. Wett - . - - - --·- .... _ . LOST - Brown and laD band· v· · l I ltl 12 1955 2-rlr. hardtop, WlndllOr IIlli<~<' pHr" on ~ower parMtoog ,1 orglDa. -·- .. tc Chrysrer. ms.oo; 1955 2-<lr.. lol containing wlilte billfold USED 1983 Apaeb• Eattltl !'8.,P ; & cvUnder •.rord. tt..!S.OO: 14 and brmfn L'O!P pur&e F'u·dtor trailer. complete wu~ •xoras.1 ft. boat with IO h.p. moror may keep money wllhoout A barpin, Cap or Sec. Or.!' and trailer ~19:1.01): 12 A"ttn ~e··· quetUiMH "'~kPd . bUI r ... rum K. D, Slor lloute, ahot!ll'n, Ji.IIO. Call WI t-:1222 vlilnoble popero . Mro. Gionn Po~, Oblo. W\> 2-61!8. .or itell,.u (;alroll, Ae •, • . W. Dd~ · Pumer~. . . I 15 Uc Olila. ,, 22: sec ,.,. t ... . ~ . , • - Certified Oil Station i..rt...., I: Clatlltr....,.,-.. . LO!i'8 .. BLLOW OIIOIINr.I'D- -1111 ,. .... ..,. 111o 111, x 1100 u. - a .. ete. &ID&Io ~ , lnphlor, till . . . . . . formoUool "' tloo "" foil 111111&' ° traoler proced 1~ qu•ck sale. thenno control, with blowers. lot (near Worthington), also! Realer lasanace AceDeJ homemade pie, cake and can-· Excellenl condltJon. · large Almost new. CaD WY 2-4762. another, large lot with tral~~·w...nce lor ever) penou1 dy ond soft drinks wiD be sold. awning included. Call Chest8 21 3tp or; valued at $11,500.110. Will and baolaen oeed." The band, under dlrectioo ol. er • 98li·3141 · trade lor Meigs County farm Pfloae WY uat Mr. Eugene Gherke. will pre8 21 61 P •VISIT Baker Furniture'• used of equal value. - sent an informal concert durG"'R=E""A'"'T0"""7LA""K"'E"',s""'Ho-u-se-:oTr-a~iler-. store for relrlgerat01'8, ranes, FARM - 120 acres wllh 40 _!OR SALE OR RENT ing the evening. Mrs. Robert living room sullel and all acres pastore, 30 acres for FOR SAI.E· 5 room house and Schmoll Is president of t h • I •1800 _ Russell Welch. WY tlnds of used home furnish- cultivaUoo, 8 acres bottom, beth ·1 d ted gu Boosters, while Mrs. B r u c • 8 13 12tp 1 ings. 8 21 3tc 40 acres timber, plenty wat- be tin new~ "::: ~L lh Uoyd II chairman of the social, , 12 HEAD of cattle. Hereford er, 7-room frame house with ea':..t g. 123 Hudso::"' Street. The Eagles Class of the Syra· and stock mixed. Four cows. running water. Mlddl rt. Pr" QOOO II> . cuse Methodist Church wIll I bull, 4 yearlings and 3 AUTO SALES barn. granary. outcellar, quire 0~ 0 H~~· · 1 hold an Ice cream ooclal oa calves. Almost new brush hog FOR SALE· 1962 Studebake 2 garages (16X24) (lllx38). An 1 8 tfo the church lawn Friday, AuguC with 2 point International door 1 cyl standard s~t estra fl.room frame bouse - - 23rd, at 7 p.m. ' hitch and 14" bottom ptow, Tah over ~yments CaU (rented at 130.00 per montb). LIVESTOCK AUG. U also 2 point hitch. Phone 2-Zlll between 1 1 ' m and GROCERY - Doing good ..,. - -· - - The descendants of Abraha.. P : 11115-2381. Chester, Ohio. m · u; 1n ... In oman viUage with FOR SALE: Fresh cow. John ond Mary Will Bahr will hold 5 8 3 8 20 6tp · · . no campetlllon In miles. Bailey on Flatwoods Road, tbetr annual reonlon' Sunday, FOR sALE _ 1952-Nash Near:. 1951 Chevrolet, .110 ton truck Good equipment and Pomeroy, R. D. 3, Ohio. September 1, at the home of 8 20 3tp Mr. and Mrs. Charles Goegleln, ly new ttreo, brakes a~ seat m good conditoon. Cheap. 145 chandiBe. !;.room living quarcovers. •1110. Virgil Teaford, Butternut Ave., Tel. WY 2- ters upstairs. Rent $10.110. SHETLAND PONY, complete Flatwoods. Descendants of MooWY U986. 8 21 3tc Complete at . $5.000.110. Store wUh saddle and bridle. Wll-~es aod Susie Heaton Will aN 8 20 3tc 2359. "Lii:C:AS-..ei\igi;rator; bulldlng can be bought for Jiam Buck, Rt. 1, Cheshire. invited. A basket dinner will be. A good no ......... ~.500.00. Call EM 7-7468. 8 17 Ctp eerved at noon. ' condltioo. For cheap, World llalllllnl ot CamJIIId CUCKLER REALTY iiiiiiiiiii $25. ~'.ontact, Elden Walburo, EleeDeoee POMEROY, omo 78S S. Secood St., Middleport. lllg cor room. ride and perform· BOX zzt wv 50,000 STAMP GIVE-AWAY 0. 8 20 Uc IDCe 8mall car ecoDOIII)I lllld 8 20 3tc . ' '"""'*"• A:&YDLIAA:&• .. from 8:30-8 p.m. ice cream, cake, w-. ,... • ......, wv ..,.., ond coffee ·will be sold. Ia .. • - · .,,.,.... of rain It will be held at THE second ward house. AU " Breeding, Curtiss G. ~ Service, Inc. For service, The Philathea Women of the Leland Parker, Middleport Church of Christ or will hold a rummage sale FrlOhio, Phone WY 2-2284 day ond Saturday. August 23-:14 Cbesler, fiiiS.3fl 5· (I · th Fre h build" 8 13 301p m e nc 1ng ormor McMaster Bldg.) The group . INSURANCE wiD have dishes and curtains in addition to clothing. I "'---'-'·· JOHNSON. Stmpson InsurAnce The Middleport Boosters will . I Wf:;Ritr ~j Agency. In, All forma of In sponsor their anaual Ice .crea.. St., Pomeroy, Oh10. p -y -10 1 J J h and 8 21 3t om... ' "'" sur&QCe'. · un nsoo social and band eoncert Friday - ~ P_ ICOLUMBUS PROPERTY Bud Sirupson. Agents. . August 23 with serving to ~ 50 •. 10 Marlette 2 bedroom iMODERN- L. P. gas heat.,;; room house with bath, large! 6 1 tic gin at 5:30p.m. Ice cream,books , numerous other Items. Emmett Gilmore, 200 Condor 1 DAILY CAIHOQOO'l'J!I - B_.. 11ew .. liE~~ will bave an l e • social at the playgro)llld, 2t Sunliner liard Top Coupe. Beautiful white over red finish . Spotless interior, VB ena;ine, automatic trans. Radio and heater. Likto new whitewall tires. Bt>lvPdere HT C'oupt>. V8 engine, aulomatictrans. !\'('W whttc- finish, clean inlt>rior, all good WW tires. lU!dio and heater. 0. wY - - - - - - $ 1 495 HT Coupe. Premium quality low mileage car. White finish, red interior. Tires show little wear. Radio, heater, power steering and brakes. Yours at a frartion of orijinal Rutl•nd, ~!~ AUG. 21 Rock Springs Grange will "n•eet in 1 · Th M1'ddleport Feed Mill" sesSJoo ursat 8regu ar M be •• .., Fowler, Ownor a Opp. p.m. em rs I re ' ''Wo Do Custom Gn·ndlng" to early b come k baD to he I Ip N. 2IMI A... Middleport ac Into . Re reshwill be served. The Willing Workers class of AUCI'IONEER the Enterprise EUB church will Complete s.r.~<e Thursday evening. at the Ctilt Brodlord home of Mrs. Eldon Week•. Write, Phaoe • Cealad The Loyal Women of the Mid· A. C. BRADFORD Church of Christ wIll RaciDe. Oblo meet Thursday evening at 7:311 & 11 at the church. COBA SERVICE The Naylors Run Playground For All Of Your Needs z.. $688 Ameriran 2 Door. Radio, heater, blue finish, clean interior, good tires. '60 2-4811 REAL ESTATE ~~~~·-~~~~~'-~~ff'~l0 i lr lltNII lUI~ �,I ' ., ' BEAT" THE HEAT--THE COOL WAY~ lET -·HOT LITTLE WANT ADS ·SEL[ FOR VOU • TEIIVISION IN REVIEI Ads Get Results. ..... ::. ...... ··.. =: .. -...10.=.., •$ .......... ...,..... . -._ ... -· ROSS WORD ' . • Goln CARD OF THANKS , . .nut , ll. .. ll,mt:\zrp Jf. ...... . . aOtollll rr.t·111N1 M•ped az-ttoaot Pomeroy Motor's Top Quality Late Model Used Car Sale! J l l. 1 , L-ll If you neod 1 usod heeler of ony kind, we - IYI we , Refrigerators for rent. Any Ihovo -•- 1 II yeor Iong onytl mo. When you • frlgerator renied this m.onllloil them. We tr .... -· wont to •• II or troal, g Ive us • ch an... Don't give your I at "" we will give you .... mooth free. ,E;~~~:II h ealer oway or try to •• II 't ' yours• If • T ro dI It t o the . . . -tra ~ Store, 1211 W. Main, WY 2-:16110. 8 22 Sic RUTLAND FURNITURE CO. GREAT DEALS! SH 62 Corvair-- $1995 62 Chevy II-- $1795 Monza 2 Door. Maroon finish, fawn inlt>r· ior with bucket seats, 4 speed box:, 102 t>n· gine, radio, heater. Tires show little wear, 1 lik.e new car at a reaJ saving. · 61 Chevrolet- $1795 Bel Air 4 Door. J.ow mileage by one lo<'al owner. Spotless rlean interior, sharp white finish. · Like new whitewall tires, heater and Other deluxe ''<J uipment. 57 Oldsmobile $795 4 Door. Low milea&e by local owner, apot· le.ss clean interior, beige fini&h. deluxe equipment, heater, tires like new. 61 Dodge---- $1195 LanCer 4 Door. Deluxe interior trim. Blue finish, all good lire1, radio, heater. Ruus oul pPrfPCl. Std. trans. 59 Chevrolet $1095 2 Door 6 ryl. Std. trans. Ivory and eoral . fimsh, dean interior, new whitewall tin•s, Sup.r 88 HT Coupe. Beauliful black and $ 59 Rambler •• 1095 red interior wilh white finish. motor A·l condition. automatic trans. Good tires. ra· dlo, healt>r. Custom St WaiOD 6 ryl_ motor. std. tran 1. Spotles!l rlt-an interior, beautiluJ ivory and red finish, radio and beater. radio and healer. A real buy. '60 CHEVROLET _ _ _ _ $1588 Parkwood Wagon. V-8 motor, auto . trans ., power .steerini and brakes, new tirf's . R and H. '59 RAMBLER - - : - - - - - $999 PLYMOUTH 2 Door. V-8 engine, auto. trans., new tire1. blaolt ov~r white finish. Radio and heater. '60 FORD 62 Thunder'd $3369 58 Chevrolet - $995 4 Door Station Waeon. VB engine, Powerglide trans. Like new whitewall tires, ra· dio , heater. Blue and white finish , a nice (!Tit' . COlt. 58 Plymouth-- $]95 57 Dodge--.- $695 1956 CHEVROLET 6 2 Dr. Std. 1955 MERCURY Conv. Coupe 1955 PLYMOUTH 8 4 Door .Custom Royal 4 Door. D-MO eqeipment, power •teering and brakes, V8 engine, automatic trans. Beautiful Jre)' and yellow finish, tires show little wear. A reala:harp car. Tr•ns. $365 $195 $149 TRUCK SPECIAL 1956 Chevrolet 21;2 T~n _ Special $699 Heavy dut\' 72'' rab lo a:de, 348 <'U. in. molrH". Splrf'r 5 spet>d lr:ln~ . 18.001) l b. 2 speed rNr axJl-' Air ovpr bydrauli r brakf:'s, tr:~1ler ronne<'tions. SAVE NOW I New Chevy Trucks I Now Corvoir Ponol 2 Now '12 Ton Plckupo 1 New 2 Ton, 157" wheel base POMEROY MOTOR CO. OfiEN ,,,., ......., ,, ' ' .EVES. TIL 8 HOlJSE-FOR SALE.- Modem '7.;;;;';'":;:;;;,:;~:;;:~;::';,'1:::::;~~~i':l"~~;;"i:;"~;;;;;:l room boose, electric heat, ;c-·--recandltioned televisions AUCTION SALE at the Mason· bedrooms, btrch kitchen, table, con•olo ond comblna- ette every Thursday and Sat- age. Extra Large lot. tion models, $59.95 up. some urday. I 13 121 SH 2-5343 anytime. with new picture tubes. Wer· ner Radio & T.V., Middleport. ONE English Bulldog, $10. Bea1 22 3te gle rabbit dog, $5. Gennan FOR SALE : 8 room police dog, $®. Call Sh 2- home in Middleport. C o 22" PEERLESS brick lined fur· 4&34, pletely modern kitchen 8 21 3te naco with forced atr blo...,. l bath. t;Joee to school. equipped Wltoo Gal,e stoker. wv :I-5IZ4 or ..., at Completely automatic. Call Hamlltoo Street. after 6 p. m. WY 2·682'1. '62 Ford _ $1,595 8 22 3tc 111 Ton Pickup. Only 11,934 ·- careful miles. 8 ft. body. LOW CUT 1st quality size 7 IN POMEROY Elgl!t ro 0 --• football shoes like new. $5. '62 Pontiac _ $2,995 house. 3 ·~-~- ~ 23 large lot. Good loeatlon oat PH WY 2-3318. -· 8 _ 3tc Bonneville 4 Dr. Hard Top. high water. Call WY 2-259D. FANCY LACE work. Two vi.. ille new aU whit. finish. 5 10 tie llns. Antique bookcase with Fully equipped. Sharp! • - •••• ..,. ,. .. ,. M ..., ..... pre••• ••• ..... ..••n" ......•n •• ttte ••~"~~• ... --•oo ,...,.. .... coao =====:::;:----- BIaettnars 1 .OIIft. POMEROY; 0. I iiiil' ~ FOR - Nlce Carpel Shampooer FREE with pur· lletnttotl• Matlln 1n Syracuse. Leve~ chase of Blue Lustre sham- I. Midi llliftt Pil 1rom high water, near poo. Baker Fumltore, Mid,.,_ Ill' and good neighborhood. _dleport. 8 ZO ltc . · t Zl tie WY 2-8432. '8 # 11168 Palace Trailer, 45' 1 1'. ' ,FOR BALE in Bashan, 4 Two bedroom. washer and 11181 IIOOOE, weD , equipped. house with bath, upota1rs dryer. full Bi2fd awning. Call Take over JIIIYmen!B. No moo- finished 2¥. acre land. 1 · WY 2-4190 or ;.., R o g e r ey down. 311 Beech St., Mid· from Racine oo newly Winebrenner, S)T@CUse, Ohio. dlepor, a 17 6p , faced road. API;>I'Oiillllotley ,,. ' + ..., .. ..- ~~~~~n .,. - ~ Aa,,,.,...._...._ .. ~s' .,&. · " , ..., Pold Over 200 W•kly Winners- TrHing Stempo Of Your HI TEST 29.9 Choice -•••••v ,. • .,.It a,_._. =,. ...... Y.....,.. 9¥1a-.zz. 'I think Dad'• epooflna '"'• Mom! I ne¥W h11rd of Shoppm Anon.JIIIOUII" 'WJEH RADIO 'llllldaJ lin FrldaJ 6:00 SII(D On R06 MusleaJ Cloc:t 7:00 "'""' 7 Ill Mllllctl ¢Jodr Nil N0111 Readlinel 7:111 ltiiW!!al Cloolr l:tl l11e Llfellnl 1"110 OIUo Valley IIOWI I·Otl World A Ohio News 1:11 llporU TodOJ o:II Weather Ptc1ure ''II llfullleal CJocl; 1:1111 Cornnlillla, Ntwl UOLatcllltrtnl Ul Publle Service t :4& Family Woralllp llollr 10·111 Mason Coun(J News II:Gfi Tall of the Town lUll Neft U:lli Mondua MIIOdltl lueePI Friday: Churdl Belli Rillg' ll:tt World N.... Ma80II CGunty New~ Community New~ . 12:05 N0011 Nl"' Ohio News 12:11 Marhle Bullellll Bovd f;IIO Sip 011 ..... 1:115 Sacrad IINrl 1:20 Coun117 J!llllbtnl 1:ao ~ .,.,..,.,. 5: fill fnllde llooka 6:110 Sunset Blvd. . ... Oft t:ll ,_. 111111* Show IO:Oi Polb Pv1J It:• PubUa S..a U:Oi 1\lp 'l'ln 8llGW 12:10 NIIOII R4IJCirt NO Farr• Nne 7:05 lll'tCIIII ..,., u :ao lll'r. Mll'lllt ""' 7:15 Brilht . . Show I;Oi "'"- PviJ 7:35 P•·"'- u - .,.._ I:GO lilndon ..,... ~Oft 7:50 NOWI lllport - Olllo t:GO lltn Off - , _ 1700 Breallful hrtJ lUNDAY 1:1111 Brealtful ......, Ulp 7:10 8lp On " 9r05 Coffee Willi JaDII I•GO Blptlat I«YYDA'I Raur -- ....... e·45 Bet17 NtiiiDD 10:115 MlaiQirlel Auoe. Counll7 llol Dowa 11:1& Colmi11 Go ftouad 3•N Newo Beat 4:00 lltaotnt lllllb .,.., 4:30 lnterchanp 5:00 Cotnalunity N0111 1•05 W•Jd A Nalloaal News 5: li $patlllbl Qll 8prn 1:2tl Weatbercut .. WMPO Radio IMOfmn TBRU RIDn ,,. Brullflll Party NIWt 0 Graml Ap1cultqn o\pnt 1:16 NeWI Beat l :llO CaunlrJ Go Round Ul N- Beat S:IIO Mid Way Matinee IIO'I'llllftl 18 L1'1'IUI '1'0 IIUI :rr WlTB CIIIB41' lllNIIliiWTJ., JOM». II .,.. t:ll 4:10 4:6$ ,,.lip ••• Raur ot l:itll,.,.... at.. Pall J-) .,.. - . . ol llttltq ••• ....,_,. 111ow Bowlltlc Scone I:Otl Van p. trlolt Sporll 1:20 ~ Serelllde 7:06 The World Today 7:30 Sign Off 8' 110 ou - JuDe 1:00 Bulk Tank Service We handle aU sizes of taDkl for bottlt gas. We sentce .· l what we ell Rutleirtd F~mi~v,re RUTLAND, Ol;flf!l :, ·.. :Phone SH. 2-4811 · •;_ ' ·-.~~~~~~.-------~ ,i, • ' . BUT AS HlQ'melV .a OFTEN. HAS ~D. WM'S WOH ON THE RlD oa; eATTLe ev ~ AAE l.llif IV STI.:PIP OR V@t1At. I'CU'flCW\Q I FR&QUEKTL~ Hi."'''f~ Hlo1-M·M--• ,.,...,. ""'"'' ....,..TIONEO ALL~p WHERe 'f2Y H!'ADIK' FOR? 'THAT IN TH' \otl'iiT'ri'V ~0-~ TEMPLE OF "THE POLITlCIAN'S J THIS OJAAl'TO !1!111! liEAD~· WT-~ 1 8:00 Sign Ou """' 8:115 Country Jamlloree 8:30 Farm News (ltw. W. I. Billups) Z:lll Publle Service z:• 'nMt Big Lift l•OO Jlulday lh'""'ue 4:00 Hour ot 111c1stao t:45 Jolm Ol'lllin m.o- 1:110 Sund., 1:00 Sereaode ,,. ou 8:110 OfJ - J - ~R 'MVo,ziKE:~WENDY, '-'·'-..., -:;,:" BE NICI TO <!OQ<n; I WE'RE THE: ONLY . FRIENDS HE HA5! .,..,ISI._nl New ORPHAN ANNII Swap 111ar FinD N"'" ll:lt Vole» o1 I'Npi*J' hlttu, ll'onhlp lfour.'ftla It:• autdaJ lltw NIIOII lllport II :GO Coatl117 lb'tlllltlme Mlllkt .bl r. Yott 11:00 110111 ll4parl o-~tr•e Gulli ltu-rrt 11:11 'nMt 111n1t Platter 1'11'11 . 11:10 lll'r. .......,..... lllae-. Auto 8llow 1:00 IW, GnUm Loea1 News l•ao 'ftltt Luainn Hour BID Stern SPGrtl 1:00 .... ot tile Times Every Gollon Sold Wltb A Money 8eclc ~ ~ow Under It;::;;::;- a I "IOIW YJ 1'0 liBPBOalfV OPII a YOIYOOJ azalf-IYifl'll 538 WEST MAIN STREET I=====-=o--cl_20""8te;-;- 1941! DODGE I'< ton pick up mil.. from Reedsville. STYLE Venetian bllndo. Wltll liS re-bullt VB engine. Trussell, Phone WI 8-SOIIS. Narrow silt, vertical slat. 4 speed transmission, good 8 22 bamboo wood slat. Free estl- condition. CaU 9111;.3262, Char· FOR SALE: New.Haven, 8 room mat~. Dale Wippel Supple. 1.. Larkins, Loog Bottom. mod....,, besement lllld .o:----:-:--c-c-c~-B_tO-:liOic Ohio. a 22 3te age. No sewer or water 57 model 2 bedroom house . . Tel. TU 2-5073. trailer, 50 1 8. David Riggs, 'FOR SALE - 1958 Chevrolet I 22 8tc ' HarrilooviUe Ohio ' VR a•Jtomatlc. C'.ood condition. - - - - - ' 8 19 Stp •· Priced reasonable. Phon• WY LOST & FOUN.D · 1 1BARGAIN STORE Useo--;;ioti> 2-~. 8 22 6!~ 1ng and sil.,.a t~ifbm. Wett - . - - - --·- .... _ . LOST - Brown and laD band· v· · l I ltl 12 1955 2-rlr. hardtop, WlndllOr IIlli<~<' pHr" on ~ower parMtoog ,1 orglDa. -·- .. tc Chrysrer. ms.oo; 1955 2-<lr.. lol containing wlilte billfold USED 1983 Apaeb• Eattltl !'8.,P ; & cvUnder •.rord. tt..!S.OO: 14 and brmfn L'O!P pur&e F'u·dtor trailer. complete wu~ •xoras.1 ft. boat with IO h.p. moror may keep money wllhoout A barpin, Cap or Sec. Or.!' and trailer ~19:1.01): 12 A"ttn ~e··· quetUiMH "'~kPd . bUI r ... rum K. D, Slor lloute, ahot!ll'n, Ji.IIO. Call WI t-:1222 vlilnoble popero . Mro. Gionn Po~, Oblo. W\> 2-61!8. .or itell,.u (;alroll, Ae •, • . W. Dd~ · Pumer~. . . I 15 Uc Olila. ,, 22: sec ,.,. t ... . ~ . , • - Certified Oil Station i..rt...., I: Clatlltr....,.,-.. . LO!i'8 .. BLLOW OIIOIINr.I'D- -1111 ,. .... ..,. 111o 111, x 1100 u. - a .. ete. &ID&Io ~ , lnphlor, till . . . . . . formoUool "' tloo "" foil 111111&' ° traoler proced 1~ qu•ck sale. thenno control, with blowers. lot (near Worthington), also! Realer lasanace AceDeJ homemade pie, cake and can-· Excellenl condltJon. · large Almost new. CaD WY 2-4762. another, large lot with tral~~·w...nce lor ever) penou1 dy ond soft drinks wiD be sold. awning included. Call Chest8 21 3tp or; valued at $11,500.110. Will and baolaen oeed." The band, under dlrectioo ol. er • 98li·3141 · trade lor Meigs County farm Pfloae WY uat Mr. Eugene Gherke. will pre8 21 61 P •VISIT Baker Furniture'• used of equal value. - sent an informal concert durG"'R=E""A'"'T0"""7LA""K"'E"',s""'Ho-u-se-:oTr-a~iler-. store for relrlgerat01'8, ranes, FARM - 120 acres wllh 40 _!OR SALE OR RENT ing the evening. Mrs. Robert living room sullel and all acres pastore, 30 acres for FOR SAI.E· 5 room house and Schmoll Is president of t h • I •1800 _ Russell Welch. WY tlnds of used home furnish- cultivaUoo, 8 acres bottom, beth ·1 d ted gu Boosters, while Mrs. B r u c • 8 13 12tp 1 ings. 8 21 3tc 40 acres timber, plenty wat- be tin new~ "::: ~L lh Uoyd II chairman of the social, , 12 HEAD of cattle. Hereford er, 7-room frame house with ea':..t g. 123 Hudso::"' Street. The Eagles Class of the Syra· and stock mixed. Four cows. running water. Mlddl rt. Pr" QOOO II> . cuse Methodist Church wIll I bull, 4 yearlings and 3 AUTO SALES barn. granary. outcellar, quire 0~ 0 H~~· · 1 hold an Ice cream ooclal oa calves. Almost new brush hog FOR SALE· 1962 Studebake 2 garages (16X24) (lllx38). An 1 8 tfo the church lawn Friday, AuguC with 2 point International door 1 cyl standard s~t estra fl.room frame bouse - - 23rd, at 7 p.m. ' hitch and 14" bottom ptow, Tah over ~yments CaU (rented at 130.00 per montb). LIVESTOCK AUG. U also 2 point hitch. Phone 2-Zlll between 1 1 ' m and GROCERY - Doing good ..,. - -· - - The descendants of Abraha.. P : 11115-2381. Chester, Ohio. m · u; 1n ... In oman viUage with FOR SALE: Fresh cow. John ond Mary Will Bahr will hold 5 8 3 8 20 6tp · · . no campetlllon In miles. Bailey on Flatwoods Road, tbetr annual reonlon' Sunday, FOR sALE _ 1952-Nash Near:. 1951 Chevrolet, .110 ton truck Good equipment and Pomeroy, R. D. 3, Ohio. September 1, at the home of 8 20 3tp Mr. and Mrs. Charles Goegleln, ly new ttreo, brakes a~ seat m good conditoon. Cheap. 145 chandiBe. !;.room living quarcovers. •1110. Virgil Teaford, Butternut Ave., Tel. WY 2- ters upstairs. Rent $10.110. SHETLAND PONY, complete Flatwoods. Descendants of MooWY U986. 8 21 3tc Complete at . $5.000.110. Store wUh saddle and bridle. Wll-~es aod Susie Heaton Will aN 8 20 3tc 2359. "Lii:C:AS-..ei\igi;rator; bulldlng can be bought for Jiam Buck, Rt. 1, Cheshire. invited. A basket dinner will be. A good no ......... ~.500.00. Call EM 7-7468. 8 17 Ctp eerved at noon. ' condltioo. For cheap, World llalllllnl ot CamJIIId CUCKLER REALTY iiiiiiiiiii $25. ~'.ontact, Elden Walburo, EleeDeoee POMEROY, omo 78S S. Secood St., Middleport. lllg cor room. ride and perform· BOX zzt wv 50,000 STAMP GIVE-AWAY 0. 8 20 Uc IDCe 8mall car ecoDOIII)I lllld 8 20 3tc . ' '"""'*"• A:&YDLIAA:&• .. from 8:30-8 p.m. ice cream, cake, w-. ,... • ......, wv ..,.., ond coffee ·will be sold. Ia .. • - · .,,.,.... of rain It will be held at THE second ward house. AU " Breeding, Curtiss G. ~ Service, Inc. For service, The Philathea Women of the Leland Parker, Middleport Church of Christ or will hold a rummage sale FrlOhio, Phone WY 2-2284 day ond Saturday. August 23-:14 Cbesler, fiiiS.3fl 5· (I · th Fre h build" 8 13 301p m e nc 1ng ormor McMaster Bldg.) The group . INSURANCE wiD have dishes and curtains in addition to clothing. I "'---'-'·· JOHNSON. Stmpson InsurAnce The Middleport Boosters will . I Wf:;Ritr ~j Agency. In, All forma of In sponsor their anaual Ice .crea.. St., Pomeroy, Oh10. p -y -10 1 J J h and 8 21 3t om... ' "'" sur&QCe'. · un nsoo social and band eoncert Friday - ~ P_ ICOLUMBUS PROPERTY Bud Sirupson. Agents. . August 23 with serving to ~ 50 •. 10 Marlette 2 bedroom iMODERN- L. P. gas heat.,;; room house with bath, large! 6 1 tic gin at 5:30p.m. Ice cream,books , numerous other Items. Emmett Gilmore, 200 Condor 1 DAILY CAIHOQOO'l'J!I - B_.. 11ew .. liE~~ will bave an l e • social at the playgro)llld, 2t Sunliner liard Top Coupe. Beautiful white over red finish . Spotless interior, VB ena;ine, automatic trans. Radio and heater. Likto new whitewall tires. Bt>lvPdere HT C'oupt>. V8 engine, aulomatictrans. !\'('W whttc- finish, clean inlt>rior, all good WW tires. lU!dio and heater. 0. wY - - - - - - $ 1 495 HT Coupe. Premium quality low mileage car. White finish, red interior. Tires show little wear. Radio, heater, power steering and brakes. Yours at a frartion of orijinal Rutl•nd, ~!~ AUG. 21 Rock Springs Grange will "n•eet in 1 · Th M1'ddleport Feed Mill" sesSJoo ursat 8regu ar M be •• .., Fowler, Ownor a Opp. p.m. em rs I re ' ''Wo Do Custom Gn·ndlng" to early b come k baD to he I Ip N. 2IMI A... Middleport ac Into . Re reshwill be served. The Willing Workers class of AUCI'IONEER the Enterprise EUB church will Complete s.r.~<e Thursday evening. at the Ctilt Brodlord home of Mrs. Eldon Week•. Write, Phaoe • Cealad The Loyal Women of the Mid· A. C. BRADFORD Church of Christ wIll RaciDe. Oblo meet Thursday evening at 7:311 & 11 at the church. COBA SERVICE The Naylors Run Playground For All Of Your Needs z.. $688 Ameriran 2 Door. Radio, heater, blue finish, clean interior, good tires. '60 2-4811 REAL ESTATE ~~~~·-~~~~~'-~~ff'~l0 i lr lltNII lUI~ �. - ~ I NOW YOU kNOW E~angeline Moift~ : AbOut People In PometVy Society Met At Roush Home entin~l: ""*" ~ • lite iltiJ ..,... t. n ellldn etatk..t, ......... to tile Natlotlal Goo. ..,.f!:al Atru " t1to w~ About Middleport Mro. MUIGn Roush enteriaJn. Ill lhe £vancellnO Mlalc>nlr7 1oc1ety of lbe Pomeroy t11Urcll Ted Beojle, lndl•,.polls, Ind. 11 Clu'bl '1\leodoy tV1!11Ini 11 spent lht weebad with bll .., 11ome 111 Syraeu... parenll, Mr. AI Mrs. Theodore Tile meellll&, In cll,arge of BeeJI)e. Mrs Mum Fisher P""'ldeDt Mrs. Walter Thomas POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, VOl X,V NO. 110 I . e,; children, ....,;ed with dtvotioo. 11 from Matthew 27 : ~ by Mrs. Leo !!ryan. Prayer by Mrs. Qr. rille Well cloaed the devotions. Members responded to roll call by naming lht women at t h e Tim, Ted and Su11n, of Crooksville vll1lecl Tuesday "'th Mr. and Mrs. Everett Thomas and wu accompanied home lzy ller dauchter, Judy, who spent sevilral clays with cross. her aunt and uncle. < Dolly llusiiS which the group Mrs. John F · Bally · a • d ' ordered to sell as a mooey mak· daughters, Mrs. Rusa Wateon Ina project .were distributed. An and Mrs. Bertha Scott return· Mr, and Mrs, Brooks Sayre article from The Christian eel home Tuesday after an OV· Syrac11e ........., Standard concerning BiD Walk· ern[ght vblt with her son and of the ..,,,,..,.,. aad opproaober a missionary in Japan was daughter-In-law, Mr. and Mrs. iDI murtare of tltolr doaP. re~ b)' Mrs. Well. ' John T. Bally. . Games were conducted by Mro. John P. Scott b a pa.. tor Paula to Mlebael Swatze~ IDD of Mr. and Mn. Chartel Mrs. Edward Venoy during the !lent at Holzer Hospital. · social hour with prizes award- Mr. Ruu Wateon and Mrs. Swatul ol Pomeroy. The open chlll'tb wecldln& eel to Mrs. William Fisher. Mrs. Bertha Scott vlslled T u e 1 day !Wen Lolll!elt and Mrs. Bryan. afternoon with their sister, Mrs. will be performed Saturday .Refresllmellls were served by John P. Scott at Holler Hosp)- Sept. It II 7:1!1 p.m. at I h Minersville Motbodflt ebureb lhe hostels to those named a· tal. bove and Mrs Bob Mlller Mrs Mrs. Eldon Kraeuter and Leo wllb tho Rev. Roller! Coni of. Conrad Ohllnaer, Mrs. WaiU..: da Ma~ .and Roberta were busi· ficialflq. A ,....pl(os will fof. Kennedy Jr., Mrs. Florence ness VIsitors Monday evening in low fn lbe cblll'tb 10 c Ia I Burnside, Mrs. Denver Kapple Parkersburg. roems. - - - - Uid guests, Mrs. Albert Fields Mrs. Olin Genhelmer a•d ilf Lincoln Park, Mich. , .Craig .daughter, Judy, and Kenneth VOIIO)' and Sandra Roush. Beale of Columbus were Sun· day dinner guests of Mrs. John F. Baily and famUy. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Schu· S Infant Daughler Jer of Columbus spent the week Sharon Pyles of Racine was Clariltem•d Sundnv 1end with his parents, Mr. and honored with • party upon her • • Mrs. Jacob Schuler. They were llth birthday at her home in Julia AM Fisher, infant dau- accompanJed home Sunday by Racine, August 18. ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Jo~n A. their daughter, Linda, whil spent The afternoon was spent Flsher of Hebron, was christen- the past week with her grand- playing rerords and bicycle ed at the Sacred Heart church parents and attended the fair. ing. . Sunday at II a.m. by the Rev. Miss Rebacca Shepard return- Favors of lollipops, bubble FaUter John Turel. ed to her home, Parkersburg, gum and balloons and refresh- II qociparents were Mrs. Paul Sunday after a visit with her ments of ice cream, cake and Hus!on and Ted Beegle. a"nt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. punch were served by ShilrOII'sll FolloWili& the christening. Ju· Harry Jacobs. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles lis Ann's grandparents, Mr · Mrs. Edward T. Bauer of Ma- F. Pyles, to r..t'r . and Mrs. Emand Mrs. Theodore Beegle en· rion arrived Monday evening for mett Smalley and Miss Jose. terialned ~th • dinner at" their a visit with her parents, Mr. phine Mallory of Middleport, Ka· home, SprnJ.g-av.. and Mrs. Charles R. Karr, Sr. thy Hill, Jan Alkire, Sherry I Guesi:8 were Father Turel, Farra, Mickey Wolfe, Shirlee ! Mr. and Mrs. C..o. Fisher, Neigler, Patsy Pickens, Dottie 1 grandparents of Middleport; Mr. Wilcoxen. Debbie McMlllan, Ssl· j :and Mrs. John A. FISher, HeJy and Kathy Obitz, Kenny The- I bron; Mr .. and Mrs. Paul Husiss, Dorsa Parsons, Jlobert Did· , ton and children, Aimee, Dame!, die, Shirley, Bucldy Joe and I' David and Douglas, S~ure; , Randy Keith Pyles, and the • Ted Beegle, IndianapoliS, Ind., Kl 1honored guest of Racine. and Miss Linda Crow Syra 1:8 for schoo1 children In . ly I - Hons Kong were made by mem. l Sharon ~lved manr love cuse. bers of the DorcSB Circle of the gifts. Sendmg glfi:8 were Nola First Baptist Church which met Obitz and Rookie Crow. Tuesday eveninll at the home Mr&, Minnil' /,yons Mrs. B F. Parmalee. with Of Hebron I• DMd of Mrs. James Souders assisting • Mrs. Minnie Ly001 77, of He- hostess. It bron died Tuesday morning at / Beulah White, ch~irman, OJ> tbe General Hospital In New· ened the meeting With a medt· ' "Tillson II ark. tation followed by devotions by j Mr. and Mrs. Lostef " Survivors Include three sons, Florence Hannay. Special pro- returned saturday after · Alfred of Racine, Orris, Rut· jects were discussed. 1week's visit in _Columbus land and Russell of Middleport. Mrs. Charles Lewis present· Mr. and Mrs. Vsrgll Hayes and two daughters, Mrs. Roste .ed three chapters of the study I Mr. and Mrs. John Bachman. McClaskey of Racine, and Mrs. ,book, "Giorioos Cities," for the I Monday, August 12, they · Gretts Timms of Hebron with program hour. The group made .Mr. and Mrs. Bachman went to whom she resided. She wa's pre- I kits cOntaining notebooks, pen- i Huntsville to attend the fun•eral'il ceded In death by her husband, cils, and toilet articles to be of t1 'r brother·ln-law, E a r I ~omas, and three children. Fu· sent to the school children in iCar_ter, who died August t , fol· neral services wil1 be held from Hong Kong who are taught by llowmg a heart attack. Survlvthe Emerson Funeral Home, American teachers. ors include his wife, the former Kirkersville Friday at 10 a.m. A dessert ~ourse was sened Kate Scholl of Pomeroy ; a dau~ with burial at Letart, W. Va. by the h~M~tesses to the nine ghter, Mrs. Helen Nausbaum, -----~--- Boys and Young Mens Trousers and Sweaters - Scbool Supplies - Pencils - Tablets - Sweaters - Lingerie - Note books - • Luggage - rulers - Girls' Dl'eS8es, Skirts Hosiery - Save on compasses, etc. ' . . 42. (ll) Dak Model, worn without belt, adjustable side tabs, full taper leg, uncuffed. Sizes 29 to 36. Smart solid colors and neat figured ·designs. 3.95 fine quality banlon yarn - and 2 back pockets, belt loops. All double stitched ' seams. Sizes 8 to 20. Wheat, green and faded blue. I 1 Depar: 7, Thanks Given ;1 ' KNIT T-SHIRTS $l00 $l49 · ' •" •nd ; ·,· Fine quality combed cotton knits, stripes, patterns and solids, button front and sllpover styles. Sho!-1 ..• sleeves. I' ' ~ 'I For School! -. ' . aheath an ' styles. Plaids, cbects Sizes 3 tO 6X I , ' ;· .- . a.ncl7 ~ 14 ··,\ ,. .r: sc com·mz•ttees the ~o;::.er~-=: ~.~· w"'"' I C:; 1 and'· ~! . • ·'i... I ,'I ·I I \ ~- ' "' Mame Slates ·or A .. amt I ' 'i ~~~~';'~lht ' I tiOllds. ' " A Wide selection 9f Jllrls llklrta,, 1 .. aU wool, wool blenda and rayOJI . , p181ds, box pleats, hlp stitch pleats, knife pleats, gores l ' .. Of o· MI...... I Girls' Skirts *2·'' $7.95 5,95 'i ,!' For Fall! J the '•i . $1- 3 to 6x and 7 to 14 SWEATERS ~ 1 '· GIRLS COTTON Girls' New .\ d I M'ddl 1 lers, slim, trim western fit. Zipper front, 2 front $3.98 l95 I A th the Just In time for back to school-Blue Bell Wrang- $3.98 MEIGS THEATRE . p· kup 8 ne :1tll Ha!'n For Back-To-School Wranglers i At 92 i 1 MISSES WRANGLERS Slim 6 to 16 _ $2.95 Husky 6 to 16 _ $3.29 I. E. 'I $2.95 1ide tabs - Boyo Sins Boyo Sloas I I Matching Short Sleeve Slipovers Jmart new colurs for achool wear.Sizes 6 to 18. 1 1 s beautiful new fall colors - sizes 34 to 40. I New f} areup T• UN S • com:u: Gov. Rhodes Sch001'8u·s Jnspectton • Js AnnouncedBy tate patro1 Choose now from this large group of banlon Stock up now on ,our back.to-school needs for tbat boy o1JourL Cboo.se from Ivy League 1tylet or the popular Dab. model1 worn witboat belt - Ia· pered leg adjustable t'lll ·. 0penedBy CARDIGANS NOW SCHOOL TROUSERS a anct'Mr•:..., tm.: state Fair. Buy Your Banlon cardigans - .....rn, M•• (I) Ivy League style worn with belt, cuffed bottom, slight taper. Sizes 29 t.o BOYS Blood NeedS FU1·1 . y Met says Nease rr.! nearly \ •. HAZLETON Pa. (UP!)- allpped oil lht hoiot early thfa and the clrlllfn( bad ,............ [ ultl. shall w!lidl !lad misled the ourRescule workers, undaunted lllll1'lling and Interrupted drilling . 40 f..t. · . "The fltll thlni I'm ,.rng to do vivo! ohamber 'l'ltUndty. Fellin two failure1 l!ld mecba· for on hour. Aoother breakdown Despite their .... t~j~Gmb!MIII, 1iiiD!Oke a IloilO," Throne said . . and n...... IDOl: Geigor couotor brealr:downs, drilled hailed drilling for three bours to Fellin and TbroDo itppdrad to be Ju ........,.. ....ted to Hlract readiap Ia an ottempl to piDeseape shaft within bear- Louh. Bova, 42, entombed in an. in good spinto. them alive, .,.perts deba!ecl wbe- \ point the probe, direct drillers oo distance of two burled other chamber near .by. But work "Boy, wbeD thtt If over, l'm 1tber to again tower a contain.,. ! the lllll'face and )IIISIIibly dig their Jm1f~1rs today. oo tbat shaft reoumOd at 6 a.m. ! golD& to take a ...nth of!," FelliD 1ol radioi!Ciive cobalt dnwo a ] way to it. marshalled a "That driU ila't far from UJ--'----------1 1 cu bear it real pod ,, reported 2,BOO men today 19 1 11 11 111 wn Ulllllllilll Ulilll i lflllllllll w 1 keep order during David Fellin 51 b)'' telepbooe 1f Tbe Ml4dfejlort .... wfl . , march oo Wall!sbjlton by more tbrou(h a ..;-~Deb !nod-and-water ...a 111 lint tltll NEW HAVEN~ Sevemo. tb~ 100,000 lnt.....tfonls... sboft driUed ...~.... •t tile --~ ice J.llslrlct c;ommlsSioners ·Lotifa Marino, Sl, Pittston, the eream ...WI aptiatoretl 11J tile floats and numeroua lotlivJtl. lite)' woold deputiZe the group driUJna forem&D, said ,..,..... . . Mlddleporl .... IIHI!en. ual entries will h~ht tile of . Natlooal Guardsmen, fire- oxpee1ec1 to ....,aete lht shsft by The Meigs County Beagle Club, Inc., Ia spontor!ng Tile bond, IInder lite tllnctloe Peach Festival Parade Saturmep and police reservlall who mld«teroooo. a field tria] Auaust 24 lllrough August 28 on the club ef Mr. Eve- Gherlte, will day which leavea here at will asobt 1,900 metropolilan. "If we are on tars« we sbould running grounds 13 miles north of Pomeroy near Har· , parade •P lowo tflroap lbe . i p.m. <DST) boond far Wahama P policemen keep order durtng ·J!it the ..., by 1 or 2 p.n.. risonville. Rules of the American Kennel Club--will be dlolrlct at m People of MeiK• county who High scbool In Mason 011 4 the mammoth civil rights dem· <EOO'l," he said. in effect. . Open do 0 13 Inches _ Au • ud badtto tile sebnof gr..-..,.; bave needed blood the past !2 [ Governor W. w. onstraUon. Gordon smith, deputy IM!Crelary Open dogs 13 Inches must 1 23 , and Centennial J)~ 1months have gotten II. 8 to 1 p m 1 n~ far the soelal nf mines said FOUin't report was be entered oo August H by I us · ·· bt • 1 Th10 was revealed today by Sullivan and Mrs. SuWvu WASHINGTON - The Senate I extreme{ I!IICIIIII'aging. a.m. with the MJ\1DlnB elate on August 2Urom. 7 to 8 a..m.; 0 1'Dur tlhe oveailll tile ' Vernon Nease, general chair- ~ be In the paracle, Commerce Commit!A!e was ex- ~ "That YIODDdo pretty good the the same day, open females 13 ~n fe~a:~ 813 •:;::hes, Augu: ~ ::-:::.• ;-.: ~""",:' : man of the Bloodmobile Visit Float• are tbe q.-.•1 &u peeled to approve leglslatloo •drilling Is perfect." Smith inches must be entered by 8 f~: 7 to 8 or A": , 1~ 01111 at 7 , 31 to m. of next Mond~y, Aug. 26 . at Thun<tay, TWA Fltglll 111 . the West Vir&lnia Clotit' tnday aimed at avertmg a 118· 1said. "This bole may be in lht a:m. August 25, with the run- Inches. August 23 ~ 61to 8 This 11 the first project ~ tile Pomeroy JuniOr Htgh auditor- touched the ground bearing tennial Queen and her ...... tlonwlde rall strike nes:t 1burs~ ·~ pillar," the layer uf coal imme- nmg dates on ~ugust 25 and 26, p.m. or August rl, 7 to 1 a.m., booster• tbit year, aad pro.. IU~, noon to. 6 p.m. pnciou• c•rs• for tbe state New Haven Cub Scoub, day. . diately above tho tiny chamber open dogs I~ mches are to be , and 0 n females 15 incbeo , CHela are In be .... for fa. OUr goal" to rover alt.~eds Fair. This beaadfol Jl'lcUIO Mothers' club, New Haven Gilt-' Chairman Warren G. Mag· in whlch Fellin and Henry entered ~Y 8 a.m. on August 21 1A t~ from 1 to 1 p.m. ,;. · atrumen&• born repair and for blood for oor ~pie. _Mr. Wll expressed fi"'OIl Hawaii den club, New Haven EtJj , nuson, [).Wash., said the biD Throne 28 hav< been trapped . for runnmg on that day and O!'- AUf!I!St 28 f 7 til • oth ---~ Se Ia u'l ·- Nease told The Dally Sentmel. for Ohio's bl• llllb E·-· FeUowship, Wahama Ban.:. . 0 --·t f I I' · h t be J ugus rOOlbe un a.m. er ..-ull. rv I w .,_ He added blood need the pa t • ~ T of M " wou ltl ~rovl'de •lor ".reason~.ble i ror 11 ' days.· en . ema es iJ me es are o Jud es will Alfred Stinke cl• at 5:31 on the lllta:lll school s" s tlen whlcll opeaed aa a a.m. ~X~Ut~ ers, own aaon, ~ arbitration of tht1 disputes ID· I By 10·30 am EDT the poW«· registered by 8 a.m. on August f Ag Abo "lch' d year have been met whenev· ........ ' •- ely tale•ted. bear· 1on Homemakers, Boy anc1 Girl . . . ' 28 f t th I d o nn r r, m Jgan an I 1awn. es ted., -ay, a .. v ' -volved a nd keep the ra1'Irood s ' ful 12-inch drill had gone through , or runn ng a ay. p 1 V h. f Dea bo n M.ctr requ . er of llad tid lap from Ha. 1 ~Sc outs of AMson . Nehae~. . 1 0 1 of the United States running." ' 275 feet of earth and rock. Ft'llin Entries with $5 entry fees . au e lnes · r '' ~~wttooH~il~&ffl'~ Mr. Nease continued : wall's GoverBOr Qaiaa ao !Garden club, Wobelo F~ and · 'lbrone ;are at a feet . for aU classes are to be mailed JK:;· be ~ f th f' ld t 11 "Only by continuous regular Obt.'a Gct\l'eraor Rhodes nam-- Women, Hav~ H~ Four stage and SClleeD actors Rll C•blt! Sllpl . _or giv-en to Robert~- Bowen :re ;oele Yo:n:, l don.atio~ned!ii canMthis policy be ed P•lricia Lei Aader!IOII, !Mason Brown1e11, Mason Cu¥ adclrossed a civU rights rally in 1 A oable 00 Ute 110-ton rtg of Pomeroy R.D. I, fteld trial h . . Rich rd Rupe J 1mamta1 . ost donors rom- "Mtsa Hawaii Ill%." Sco.uts, Big Bend Mlnotrel ~ , Gadsden, Ala., Thursday night I ·· -secretary. Trophiea will be pre- c auman , a ' 0e plete registration, examination, j soc1ation, Happy Go Lucky 4-Jf. and promised cheering Nesented to first place hounds in Jobason, Robel' Esseo, R 0 y riggers and donation of blood in leS8 club and City Ice and Fuel '14 groea they would use their Ineach class. Roaettos will be •· g:::uganB h WUita~IHa~ than one hour. When one wish· Mt'ller Pt. Pleasant. fluence to "establish communi· warded all paced hounds. rge uc nanon, e 1 es a special time and dona. I Entries other than noat. IIications" with city and lnduotrlHounds entered In each class Farla.nd, G~ e Evans, w lbur esSJODS lion, they may call WY 2-3895 ' elude Mason county fair queeo al leaders. will be measured as followo: =~;n~el~:~bam Sauer a nil ;and schedule a specmc time." Dies Linda Latt,ey. DAR of Pt. PJea. MarloD Brando, Anthony Fran. By JOHN D. PARRY sant, Pleasant Valley Candy· clsca, William Frye and Paul Valted .....,, !llternattanat 1 stripers, Pee Wee League of N•wman, whose wife Joanne IC 00 fthe Bend Area, w. Va. Ssusag~ WOOilward, is from Thomasville UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. <UP! I . n I eport Company, antique cars of o.... Ga. arrived in Alabama ThursBy THA YLIA STRAI.EY -The United Nations Security · aid Goheen, Rawlings and Sons: day. V.llol! Pren lnt.motlullal Council scheduled an urgent ! S DnOUDCe . Marvin Beard, C. McGinnis, --COL U M8 US <UPI> - Gov. -ting on tbe oew lsraeti-Syri< ' . Isaac Elm~r Miller., !fl . re· . Dick Seyler and Bob Fife. SAIGON, South Viet Nam - ~ James ~ · .Rhodes opened the j Inspection dates for Meigs county school buses were I an border flareup today in hopes Goodwill lndustHes of Central 11 r.ed busmess.man ~f lirani~!>t, ! Horses and horse • draWl U.S. Ambassador Henry Cabot : Slate Fair fJVe mlnut~ early~~ announced today by the State Highway Patrol and Meigs of preventing further deterior· IOhio will place a colleC'tion ! Middleport. dJ~d this mornmg lcars have been entered by Jim Lndp conferred with Amer~ day and a IIUie boy dashed lo· jCountv Supt. 0 . 0 . Patter·! . · auon of tbe erisis. booth ilk Pomeroll.OUtside t h e ! at Holzet· hos~IU>L and Reule Hart, Lawrence Parcan officlltls today on how to ward tho ~ldway, '1!11001''"8 the Sgt. P. D. McCreedy Ilk! -• •• m the Southern d~lrlct. ,,, I Bef?':!.!he l~·nlllinq body. we,..~.. ~ Ed . Gipson, in I Mr. llffi!er;-torn th Lan~s· sons, Ar~, Rou.~li. .Debbio-<tnd 4eaJ:Wlth-tite tense ;ituation .,..._ ~. tradllj~nall, liven tbe lcompUll!lli'J' ilafety 'llleirtflirtittf ' Sft!t.;, -U,. Sabt~Dut~J ~0 twfn romplainll bt Tilfa•l and oy .charge of operations, said to- I ~me. foe m•ny years own<d Mary Jane· Tennant, Johnny AI· ated by the government's mas- fair! fJnt visitor. all drivers is scheduled Ma& ,a.m., for aU buses m ~Salts- I ria, each accusmg the other of lday. land _eper~ted the M•ller .5 .a:d lensworth, Mark Haggerty, ,Jan. iive crackdown on BUddhists. Mr.s. R~ snip~ ~hemribbon ~ day, Sept. 9, at 8 p.m., in t h e l b~ry twp., Pomeroy, Middleport I agg~slon .along their mutual , Ttle booth is to be used to de- 10 m _Middleport. He •etlr.d et Gooch, Mrs. Hill, Cynthia . _:,:.•.. openm~ the fair at 5·55 · · ~· 8a1isbury school on Rt. 33 north and ~ford twp. Ifrontier. . posit clothing and smaller it· ' about six years agn: GOO<..'h and Mrs. Manning and TROY. (UPI) - The county I five mmul<s ahead of scbedul of Pomeroy. Olhers, such as ' It IS compulsory that all reg· I The council had beon expected ems. Materials left will b. Uik- [ He was P'eceded m death b.v!daughter. sherlffts office kept a guard . and the I loth ~?tate Fair was un school officials, PTA members ~tar drivers be present f.or th~ to wait. ~til M(l)da~ to consider len to the rehabilitation work- hrs parent~ . James and J~ha ; Bands to participate will be posted all night at the Altman derway for an ll-day ~n. ·and teachers are invited. ' mspection, ~ patrol said. ~I- the Ct'ISUI, but decrded to mn· shop in Chillicothe to provide I Barton Miller, ~nd_ his ~lfe , 1from Pt. Pleasant. Hannan and the Inspections so, the vehle(es .s~otdd ~ m vene this afternoon •l the lnsis· jobs, training and rehabilita. Sarah, 0955J. His IS surviVe-d IWahama High schools Other Feed M\11 near here while Alt. About $00 persons wee at Ule j By areas, . . · man family members pondered gates when the sun edged through !· Inumber one conditiOn by mspec-~ tE:nce of Israel thai the altuatlon Ito f h nd' d . by three daughters , Mrs. L~ tbe tes fll'lllned to are: . 1m . . . n or a Jcappe persons.! M C M'ddl M 1groups par1JC1pa1mg are emerlh ..... 1 1 0 whether to continue searchinJ e C•IUUS ~ ga -r··· . , Sept. 10, Rutland High school, . tion t e. . . ra too critical to delay action. The workshop in Chillicothe re-- c oma.s • epon · rs . gencv vehkles from Pome the building after the dlsrovery abe expositiOn f~aturing Ohl~~ jt a.m. all buses in Northwest· ! Inspecting officer wdl be Pa-: Israeli Ambassador Michael. s .. cently celebrated its fourth I I~y Wat'd , With whom made I and - Middleport, Fire of more than a half-million dol· :~cu=:~ •r;:~~::it~:nal . ern dJstrict. trolman D. A. Weldner. Con:'ay, who r~hed to tile Umted &nnivoersary and ha.~ 40 people Ihi~ h~~:h anrl Mrs . ~ar: Vandrl lments of Mason and New Hav1 NatiOns from lars hidden by the late rn I I J midwa and andstand sbows. Sept. 11, Tuppers Plains. I · • Israel Wednesday in the program. I~ f ~~d~ns, t on d ~n - en, Civil defense unit of Pt'. owner. AOOut $500,000 in three M.!. P•rth!lp•lft a.m. all buses in Eastern dis- i because of the ~der clashes, Goodwill Industries i~ a non- .o~ ~ ~ rt Jt epo~ , ~n·k . j Pleasant. and tho:- Explorers t:ana was dug up ln searches . and trict. ~ said '11tursday the flltuaUon was profit organization and a Unit- nts o _a s own, en uc Y' Post 256 of New Haven Par·· 1 q( TueJday and 'lbursday at the _Joining With the governor i Sepl. 12, Southern HIgh • • deteriorating and might produce ed Fund agency. The truck grandch~ldren, sevNal great marshals are John woife mill. Relatives of lateR. S. ~~n~::n:;., tofa!hew.:':.~;;'!.:! school, Racine. 9 a.m., all bus· ' Bv AssociatiOn more incidents. He called on Sec- from Chillicothe will be mak. gra~c~:::re~. and great , great New H~ven and Robert Le·· Altman 1 the tr~Ul owner, . r . ·-,; ! retary General Thant to . mform ing monthly trips to Pomeroy gra c re · 1 Mason. )", ed th h fte f'nd ~~ Anderson, the current Muw l [ him of the latest det•t>lopments Iand .k II . bl H~ was a member of the . 1 • Hawaii, who broughl greetings High Cooperative e money searc a r . . · . to pte up a. repaora e Heath Methnrlist Chucch where 1· Following the parade throop lng an undisclosed amount from Gov WiiUam Quinn of tbe Off' • I ,._ • ' i'loe Naomi Baptl8l C!lurch, bost l I discards except psanos, new,.. h I ht th M . B'bl I New Haven Hartford and ., __ · Jet a 8 '-»min• 1ot th l29th · f U: p . d . 1 b ....~ e aug e en s 1 e c ass . • '"..m;, In lock -.. money uv£e8. newest state. Sbe will spend eight .., ~ . . s.easmn ° .e rov~Meigs Ueaer11 Hospital pa~rs. an artie. es e~orl\l r~. for manv years. Friends may jon, an address will be given (lj Altman died at the age of daya at the fair befoN ~aving for Twenty·six members of tbe d~~e M•ss•o~ry Baptist ~SOC!· ADMISSIONS - Harold Hall, pair. Rev. Melvm Alkire will call afte~ 7 p. m. today at the Governor Barron at Wa~ July 28. Hours before his death Atlantic City to take part In the board of directors of Landmark IatJOn, whieh 18 the oldest IR the Middleport; George Jewell, New serve as the local contact re~ Rawlings-Coats Funeral Home.l High sc~ool at 4 p.m. The ~$ be to1d his ~n. George I. Mia America pageant. Fann Bureau Cooperative in ~m:1 ~· today offered thank• tn · Haven. re_sentatlve and people w_h 0 The body will lie in state at lernor wdl be greeted earlie!;' ip man of Irwm, Pa., and hIs The governor dispensed with Columbus, with other manage· individuals and buslllellSe!O thai I DISCHARGES - Floyd Ride- WISh In schedulo a truck plck- JHeath Church from 1 till 2 p. the day upon his arrival iD Mnr daughter, Mrs. Mary Jane Ward .pfecb.makillg during the cere- m~nt officials of the company, helped make the event a success. nour, Chester. I' up may call him at WY 2·3890. I m. Sunday' the time or the IHaven by a cordon fanned by ol Troy, that be had.buried the mony, remarking "nobody wants Will tour southeastern Ohio Aug· 1be church thanked 'Rev. Ralph I · l servi..:es. R{'v , M. E. Dowson the American Legion Post. A money under the mdl.. to hear 10me politielan try to eeU ·ust 28 and 29 to vJslt local Zundel, ~· Donald Boone, Porn· Meip Memorial Hospit.. !Will offk 1ate. Burial will be' in Ifiring squad from the Natioasomelhlnr." \Landmark Farm Bureau Coo!'- erny Police Chief .Jed Webster PI Sent eal ADMISSIONS - Delbert P. a ·. . . C t , al Guard unit in Parkersburl ~MI -Hurricane Beulah But be ilhook hand8 with all of eratives. and Edward Foster ro~ being on FI~ED f].l, . COSTS Wilcoxen, Columbus; Mrs. Ron· I IH•t VIew ,erne er~ · ·will salute the governor with ·.1 boDed over the tropical tiM; early vidors and said he I The group will arrive In Porn. the weleomJng comnnttee. an d Francis Cartng~t of Johns- 1aid Johnson, .Letart, W. Va.; volley at the Wahama stadium;· tic with winds of 80 miles an W<hlld spend several boors at tbe eroy August 29 at 9, 15 a.m. for tltese businesses, lbe Ruyal Crown town, Pa ., "" fmed $10 a•d;Mrs. Gen>ge 0 Rourke, Dexter. Mrs, _.ayne Antiques of 100 years aKO 1tour toclay but was not fair toclay and would be a daily coffee and a snack at the M•ig• and Coca Cola Bottlmg CompaO· costs by Pomeroy Mayor Char· DISCHARGEs-Norman Sch· will be exlul>lted at the IIYID· eel to hit the laland chain that visitor. County Farm Bureau Coopera· les, the Valley Lumber. Pomeroy les Logar Thursday 00 a charge oonover, Pomeroy; Keith AeJk. New Haven nasium of Wahama High school borders the Caribbean. The youngsters wbo bad the live. After leaving Pomeroy the ·Cement .Bio~k, Ebersbach Hard- of lntoxtcalton. ec, Pome•oy; Jack Oiler. M1d· 1 IeS . and will serve as a setllD& -honor of being the first visitor to group will motor to G•llipolis ware. s.unon s . M~rket, Associa~dleport; Mn. Robert Pamter i !for a style show of Centennial WASHINGTON - A fair hao walled outside the and Oak HIU, lhtn arrive In ed Rad1o. Ewmg s and Cl!as" ARREST NEW HAVENITE Jand daughter, Pomeroy, Idress on Saturday evenJnc. Mrs. • , 1 Republican congre!ISIIlan main gat.. since a p.m. Tbursclay. Jackson at 12:15 for lunch. Lo- Funeral Homes. Davis le< ond 1 Marvm J. McFarland, 31, of • I NE" HA\ EN - Mrs. Edgar . Ray Fox and Mrs. Albert p~ charged the allocation of When Mn. Rhodes cut the rib- cal Manager Jack Carsey wm iProduce. A. D. Weed and Son, New Haven, W.Va., was ar' LOCAL TEMPS •Manto ~. 1 Layne, 63. of New 1 8 ~ In charge. miles of Interstate bon. he cla&hed through the gate be host to this fourth annual Iand all others who belped ·pre- rested by Pomeroy Pollee early Temperature in dawntown Po· ~avPn d1ed Thursd~y at her m~-~ Weekend activities will open througb West Vlr1inia was and k-ept going. obviously headed oour, pare food or helped dbrinll tbe today on a charge of disturbing meroy today at 11 a. m. was 82 tlk>nre. Berore rPtmment Mrs. on FridaY .evening with a . ••payoff" made to the toward tbe midway w~~ the , meeting. the peace at the Hot.ai Martin, with clear skies, i l~yne . was a . department store square dance at the New Havfor "services re-.~..-.a ~-... :......._ and (')erk m Wheeling. s•·•· ,.~ ,.,., "" varw- r gameo are. · she en Community building fraCn 1i the 1800 elections," when Daqbleri ·Get ~ Bor~ August 8. HIOO, was until midnight. Featured ,.,. ldOIIIKeonadygothlsblg Theo&Ufledllllimala;.uauallygiv· a nallve of New Haven. and 1 be an exhibiOon of Westii!!4 ' to.ward the presidency. eo to the flni viaitor were given member of the New Haven IWB . •, c er · · , da h Chucch square dancmg by Ray WrliiM Re p. W"lla • m · amer, to two of lbe (10!'01'1101' • ug • .· of New Haven. Fla., said ihe . ten. SIUDdra and 8haroll JDd to . · SurvJvlnj,!; are her husband, Ed· BID, wltlch saUecl . thy lrefrna tla·-"'- ..r'lht fair Nommee slates for C:Oll)mun. Thb tabulation also will de- Young. RUTLAND - Dale Bachner, gar. on• daughter. Mrs. Robert The Centennial boU will !Iii ' ' ...lty comml- to belp !ermine delegate who will COLUMBIA - James W. Geor'fe E. Carson, Pearl Lon- Cook , a grandson. Phil Cook . held oo Saturda~ night .•. -"' •. • off Isler the Pl'lfll'ams Plaoltootl Ia each community Ia JofiD Dlnham, James E. ning, Gerald Morris, Theron and 8 si'"' Mrs . .lohn Fisher o1 Wahama gymnassum with "'""''Ai "-'••- In w•~ eo" t ...__ 1¥!111 ~.;1 19fl3.ft by the ~ county cooventlon to elt<t lleecl Jeffers, Mendal Morris, Hiram Slawter, and 1 ,Reed and his ....,hestra prorJtl" 1cadi> · o. "''"""' "'""" ••• ur. Y· .,.. co.v~and ConoerY t•· · · The lllftkend · la.lo · d uchter Sue; O!IIUid IIIII , . acounty ASCS Committee !Or Jordon, R. A. Whittington, James S. Titus. Servi<'Os will b. at ti>e New .IIIll! ~IC. · ~'q~lui~~ ~- bad 9 hate been tnalled I!Y coming year. Clifford Wooten. SALEM - Worthy Bright, Raven EUB Church sunctav at 3 1 ties wiD clooo with an opea _( - Tile II Obio Stale Where .... will be eJiCiblo. voters, Mr. Chase said the lEBANON - L. R. Gluesen- John F. ColweU, Sidney Harless, p. m. with Rev. Robert Dille of., concert 00 the vUiage green I on the MuskJns· seofQO 'IW:· ' satd. is open to ·llle Charles Harris, Everett Dennis L. Palmer, Reo Shone- fiCiating. 1'ioe bod.v will li• in Mssoo Sunday evenlnt II . ..... . al ·Rol<eb)' In ~ The chl.trmu of .tile and will be t.eltl at Leroy ~-. WU- field, and Alva Swick. · olate 11 the church one bnur pri- •lnd10n tribal dan<tl will . l!fet will DANCII A'l:_ :;:"'~ Coonty Olflce at 10 a. '¥cllfiYiy, c. w. Prof. SALISBURY _ Robert Bur- ..- to ae~vices. Burial will be in :he preoen~. Hf]~·;;~; 1tretch of The Mltltllejlilt1 or mailed to ~ 13th. .... Harold Roush, tlett.., Edward N. Humphrey, Graham ....,.lery. Friend• m•y to operate. · Junior cla11 will • eommlttee, PO,._ Any quealfon on LETAitT "- diaries Burr!, Harley John1011, Homer Rad- J..u at ~-n~ runeral Hom• j Three Compelba outaJde.ltoen clallc>lllf reoefrecl to hoi\! offlct, or ~u. Ro) Peal'tlllll, ·Ear- ford, Oren wears, and Joe aftemoutt Saturday. [ I F-• .-.~- _ I urdt.ov "l!lllnf a1 lbe . not later 'then , procecl~. ~be Lester Roush. Virgil wo~smUier. n ... r .......tea~ t~;~~:· puk illrling at ' ' p.m., f, aut. . by the county commlttee, Rlclwd Rowt, E. R. _ IIOOSTII:RS TO MEin' Three Jofelgs yautba The to appeal to !lie and - . Weill. SCIPIO . .... , • Ja~ '" - · alia voters - , , teriU DomURayliHllld Ha · R.EdCotpar tic'spa~ .. In ~:~:i:'. ~~·•:.· emeee -~ dlli)!lt ~t al ballot 1iY n\all State Onmn11tee, - Pa'!l F. o\ntlreWI, . • MIJII, . wtn A meeting of the Rutland Ute Ohto Stalll Fair m_cm~ plewtlOtl; _Lab. · BtK;tJey, ~ tobins, ~· BIU Starcher,Ken. Athletic Boosters wiD be held I Perfect schtl!ll trouser for high school and college wear. Two popular styles. 28 Attended D ol A M.eeting On Tuesday r Jackets - Young Men's School Trousers nett, Beulah White, Mrs. Char· were Leonard Scholl of Ja!lonles Wblte, Mrs. Rorry Houda· ville. Ind. William o:Jli~~:~~n.:::. shell, Mrs. Isabel Winebrenner,! Mr. and Mrs. Willis LONG 'N LEAN Charles Lewis, Mrs. Field· I of Logan. IMrs. YOUNG MENS lng Hawkins, Mn. Souders, Mrs., ----"FIVI WEIKS Parmalee, and guests, Mrs. Ag· i IN A BALLOON" nus White of Syracuse, a n d Red Buttons Florence Hannay of Akron. Host- . In the popular 11 ~" ounce Fabian &rbara Eden esses for the next meeting will wh~at color bu11 denims. (Color) be Mrs. Cora Pullen, Miss Em· I Sizet 7:1 to 36 waist mea· -and"HOUSI OF WOMEN" ma Mathews and Mn. Katie Chester council, Daughters of sure. Sanforized shrunk. Shirley Kru(ht and I Mathews. America, met ln regular ses· i Andrew Duegan sian Tuesday evenlng with 28 Stturd1y Aug, 24 present. 11% Ounce lin Denim "ISCAPE FROM ITt Mildred Dill, councilor, preEAST BERLIN" 'Wr•n1l•rs In 11111 sided and Eva Bailey was reWith Don Murray 27 .. 21 n UgUS ported ill. Kate Hayman is and Christine Kaufmann w•l•t tending State Cooncil session -and· ~~I Columbus. Plans were maoiell "THE PIRATES OP Birthdays were recognized at for a layette shower honoring ILOOD RIVIR" a fmlly get together at Forkec1 1\Eleanor Leonard at the next (Color) Run Lake Sunday, August lB. meeting, September 3. The nag I With Kerwin Matheow1 and Glenn Corbett !here are ~1 August btrtiY-'..ays bearers escorted Myrtle Walk· ";;!;;;;;;;;;~ j U1 the fanuly. er to the altar, where Navada Those attending Were Mr' and Beaver council deputy, OD beMrs. Robert Wood,. Jennifer • half of the council, presented Judith, Jay and Jeff, Mr. and her with a Past Councilors pin. I'OMEROY. OHIO Mrs. Larry Morartty and Mar· The traveling prize donated by CLOSED cy Jo; Miss Karen Badgley, Mrs. Beaver, was awarded ON VACATION Mr. Larry Badgley and Mr. Tom Mary Parker. Refreshments Tlldly Thru Aug, 29th Ekersley ol Columbus; Mr. were served to and Mrs. Brian Simpson and ___ . _ __ Au1. 30 thru Sept. 5 Lisa of Woodsfield, Mr. and · , "MUTINY ON THI A beautiful group Mrs. Ralph Baclgley and Steve Electa C•rch! Met BOUNTY" of Tuppers Plains, Mr. and Mrs. For Potluck Et!ent (Tecbnlcolor) of girls sweaters Ia Robert Hysell, Rhonda and Rt>- The EJecta Circle of First llarlon Brando - Tarita bulky knits, soft bert of Middleport, Mr. and · Baptist Church in Middleport Sept••• 9, 10, 11 Mrs. Billy HlU, Tim, Chris and lteld a potluck dinner Tuesday . orion classics, fine "'T HAPPENED AT THI . Jeff of Racine, Mrs. Edith evening at the home of Mrs. WORLD'S FAIR" Teaford and Cecil of Miners- Cash Braley. Mrs. Joe Wilson, 1 quality banlon, hun· (Technieolor) ville, Mr. and Mn. Virgil Tea· Circle Chairman, presitted ov· I Elfil. Presley, Joan O'Brlt:n dreds to chooa1 ford, Suzl, April and Bruce, Mr. er the short business me~tlr11 s:;t. 'lUi and Mrs. Kenneth CUndiH,Mo· following. from, in the new "t'HI WONDERFUL ry Lou, Pete and Tom; Mr. and Mrs. GaO Hovatter pr<!Senlt.WORLD 01' THI fall colon. Mrs. Petie Cundiff, Diana, Deb- eel devotions for Mrs. Bertha !lt!OTHIIS GltMM" ble and Tim: Mr. ~nd Mrs. Archer, Mrs. Willis Anthooy, CTechnicoJor) Sl•3to6x Pearl McBride, Mrs. RuUt Con- Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Braley, Mrs. J:.urence Harvey 1nd 111111 7 to 14 Clatre Bloom dHf and Mr. David Mllll, all of Hovatter, Mrs. Jacob ~=~·/1 Syracuse. Mrs. Ullian McGee, Mrs. ...... 21 thrv Oct. 2 Hoffman and Mn. JennltNtuu. WALT DtSNIY'I Many planta In the large "'IIMMIR IIIIAGtc• spur&e family are IOIIleWbat ' PICNIC HELD ('J'echnleolorl ~. ltllilo Burt f.., poliiOIIGUI to lelllllft ilkllll ol A family 'pi<nlc was held Sun1foractna: animltla. clay at Portland park. 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D.. ltl reoiJ[IIIliJe and plan for the com~; Kathy MeW~. l'lliDlnl !GolbaD - · .All par. 1be f.H .a/ni'Sholr enta of ~1ft faotbaU ~ Circle, ltl butetball playen.,. .._ to ---.., ..... ...... ,. -. ' - ·- , ," ' ~ ille - � 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. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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