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l'omtrOf·Klddleport, 0., Aug. 22, 1958

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NeW Middleport Teachers Wed
At Corning Church On Aug. 9

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aleevea ttpered to pointe over the Ave .. hanoriDJ Mr1. Karr'a mo
Clark, bride's banda. A .equin&lt;overed ther, Mre Marearet fJuerr on
... ill 11r. and Mn.. William P. held piece WJtb a fin1ertlp veil of her birthda)'. Summe1- llcwer1

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of Alaearillt.

:1!. , '!'llf• tlouble

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ll¥1011. IUutlon and

amall oesrl
eetem0f11 wu 'ei.ninp, a lift of tbe brldegioom,

" ~ before au altar deeontil:• With palm.~, candelabra and
' ,;.... of wbite alldloll, at tbe cot.
elbodbt CburclJ with Rev.
Tbompaon Of the lllfalta.
CIIU1'1!b readlD( the
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..... qtyeD lD Dlll'riiCt by ber father,
1bt bride wore a floor-length aown
t-cJtantiU, lace and lllk orJan&amp;a.
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Mr., Mrs. Werner To Observe ·
50th Wedding Anniversary

AUGUST CLEARANCE

SALE
New Buickl Selling Now At

CLEAN.OUT PRICES
1953 PLYMOUTH Savoy · · · · · · · · · · · · $495
4 dr. Sedan. Original black finish.

1953 CHEVROUT 210 · ·· ···· · · · · ·· · $495
2 dr. Sedan. Runs fine.

1954 PLYMOUTH Sqvoy · · · · · · · · ·• · · $745
2 dr. Sedan. Beautiful orlalnal dark green two tone.

1954 FORD VI Cllstomllne · · · ·· ·· · ·· $795
4 dr. Sedan. Spotlcas orlglnalllghl green flnlah.

1955 MERCURY VI 2 dr. Sedan · ·· · $1,095

· · 2 dr. Sedan. Spotless two tone blu~ flnlah.

1955 CHEVROUT 21.0 ~:. ·. · · · · · ··· · $1,195

2 dr. Sedan and 4 dr. Sedan. Both are extra nice. You
·will have to oee them. to appreciate their value.

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·1955 P.LYMOUTH VI Belvedere · ··· $1,195

4 dr. Sed~.11est serlea Plymouth. Automatic shift. Extra

clelll.

2 dr. Sedan. Dynallow drJve. Low mileage, one owner

car. New-Buick trade-in. ·
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1955 PONTIAC VI 2 dr. · · · · · ··· $1,395
Hard Top Cpe. Hydramatlc Clrtve. ·Low mileage one own·
er car- New Pontiac trada ln. Extra oharp.

1956 8\!ICK VI S~al ···

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$1,995

4 ·dr. Riviera Sedan. Dynlflow drive. Smart 4 dr. hard
top model . New Buick .trade-ln. One carelullocal owner.

vu•:Joosedon
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$1,995
"Pprdomatlc. Like new lndde and out.
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:;:·~J957. PONTIAC. VI 9 pass. 4 dr. · · $2,495
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Willi Tires. New Bidei tride-ln.l!:•tra nice. . .

1156 BUICK vas,.eltll ······'· ····· S1~a9S

2 dr. Rlvlera Cpe. Beautiful e. lnilde and 0111. Dyllil·
flow drive. ~ vynlllealh,r trim lnolde.

1956 MDCURY Moatdalr 2 dr. ·· $1,895 '

Hard Top Coupe. Best Mrlea M~. Leu tban 1;11
Pi'lee Ill fwo yean. Automatte ahlft. Power steerlq-and

brana. One careM owner.

MEIG-rUMI!ROY
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THEATRES

Mn. Linnie Rummel la visitina
in Jaek.!lon with rel11tive1.
• Ar;r. and Mrt. E~on Willmd Mr.
1nd r.tn. Henry Dailey Jr. attended the MeCullougb reunion held
SuQday in Columbu..
Mr. .nd Mra. Hetbt-;t Dixon -vlaited in Atb~tlll " Wei:lnesda,- evenfnJ witll hil Dlt.er Mr.. Gerald
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Sedin. Hydrlllllllc drive. One careM. local owliir.

If.,. FORD VI Cu11tmllne ····· ··· $1,H5 ·

.. I Cli'. Sedan. Fonlomillc drive. Spotlesa two tone blue
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BliCK VI hptt · ···· ····· ···· $1 ,495·

Rlvlen CDt. ~wtr tteerihl 111d brakeo. OriiJaai
bl~e llnllh. lllicepllonaltn every way .

.FORD Vat dr. S'!lan · ·· · · · ·· · · $595
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Scott Brady - Margta Dean
11 Wl!:LIA FARGO"
JOI'I Meerta - Bob Burna
tUN.. MON, an&lt;l TUII.
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:roHIO!IT .... I"!TURDAY
1'CBA8H LANDlNG"
Gary MeriiJ- Nafte1 Davia
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·Move By Defense

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Altorneyo for George Offutt, 21, of )IJnenviUe. aceu5Jd
•l!oyer of hbo wile of five months lui March 15, today made
aoolher move toward winning his freedom by filing of 1 mQ,
lion In the Melga County Court of Common P!eao requettlng
a chaoge of venue.
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Tbe motion filed late Friday afternoon with Clerk of Cot!rf1

ll;vel)'n Lu~ke aalc1 for .... chanu
' of venue from Mel&amp;l County tD
an 11djoming
county on tb6around• tb•t a fair and imputi1l
triJll! of said caiUe could not be
O.d in Meip County. Af.fldavlf• ·
are to be used at the helriiq td
akl motion."
Hearina: for the motion of
FeUowt, the fKIJI of t~ matter ch~na:e of venue baa; been Itt for ,
that Wyatt Erp arM! MaH
Friday, .Augutt 29, 1l 10 a. m., behad loag parlire to becolne the fore Judge John Bacon.
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.euna alive
The l'f!qUt!JI for a chance of
Tblt Jiply will be aeeepted to- venue ha1 been expected for lli'Vb.ard f•et - by Midd'leport'fl era1 weeki since Jt wat learaed
iJ"~Id E Hood, 26. ~ Walnut·lt. that defenet at~rney1 had In eiratddenlally Mot him.elf in culati~n a pet1tioo requeatlna
leg P'liday evening m Happy same m the ~&amp;&amp;tern part of ~elp
I HOII&lt;•w whiJe -pradl.ei.ug a quid;: County. ·
from an open. boll.ter.
Offutl, ,who h11 been In the
~lng t.o Chief ur POlice Le· '.Jieig.B County Jail !Iince Marth 19,
roy BM.trum, wbo invdtigated the when be was an:e&amp;ted as he left
incident after Hood wat brought the cemetery following lht fa.- I
to a local phytidan, Hood ••• u•- enl of hi• wife, ,!a charted with t
ing a .22 caliber (Colt 11ix-inth bar- fii-st degree murder.
The biz:arre caae was first
reJJed pistol and firing at a tin
etn . .However, on the dnw that brought W light when Sberift Rodidn't 10 right the pittol waa pull- bert Hartenbach became curioua
ed off before it cleared the hol.ater. about circUIIl.ll.t.aea surraunditq:
The bullet entered Hood's leg a purported euto aceidept on tbe..
about at the kneecap, traveled Chelter-Bashaa road Oh the nJ.sht.
downtr~ about four lnthea, and of Man:h J6, in ..-hieh Donna JeaJi
stopped ftext t.o U.e skin. being Olfutt waa aUegedly ldUed.. '
The iriveatig.tion lauoehed by
clearly -vilible.
WUneuea -of the accWent 'Were lllrtenbacb went on a. ''rouDd tbe
LoweU ·Cremean!l aud Cremea111' clOck" ~~ehedule after be ~
SU!Ipidous of the bloodsteinJ 011
S-i'ear-&lt;~ld daughter.
the Interior Of the ear. Rll Uwelll. led him to the farm' home
D\lnver H9lter, ,fat~M;T of DonOffutt, where he found bloOd
in 1n implement shed where

Gun Draw

Proves A"Dud"
ForWcalMan

Diles Attend
Dinner

Hartenbr'ch, Mlner.ville.
. Jerry Davil of

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:i~iii.iBusb are daughtert of the;::_.,.,,.

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Mr. and Mn. Cbiun~ey F.
Mrs. Werher wa1 the fonner Le·
ner residents of Meigs County f01 tha Caroljne Reed of the · Long
over 49 ycarfl, will observe tbelf Bottom area. in Moig.s Countt
ftOth wedding annlvenary at their and Mr. Werner Wl8 a roaident of
home ()n Route 7 below Mldd~­ Kyger In Gallia County.
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Followin&amp;: 'their weddina: th£'
Jn commemoration of the gold·
couple
retlded ' in Chelihire until
en wedding anniver•ary. an open
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1009 when they moved. '
house will be held at the Writ·
pre:1ent home near Mid
ner home, from 2 to 4 p. m.
Sunday for relbtJveJI and r;t,o~-~~~l&lt;"~;~rl,
Mr. and Mrs. Werm;;
and Mrt~. Wea·ner are the .
married on August 2ft, J908 by parefl;ts of one daughter, Mr~
the ReY- H. L. Str'eich, at the &amp;!try L. File of Middleport and
Evangelical .Cbureb io Pomeroy. two sons. Paul C. Werner, Porn~
i'oy and Dafilo D. Werrier, . Co~u.-bl'·
~us. The couple also have .{l)qr
arandchildren,• Cheryl Ann .IDd
OIVirf Flfe. Middleport; Richard
Werner, Pomeroy and Jto• W.er
ner, Columbus.
betd at
Sunday honorlnJ Mrs
Josephine Piekent on the occas·
ton of her 93th blrthd1y.
The party -plann•d . by her
children· and ~taodc-lldrerl wa1
held on the lalfn du.rln1 which ''
she wa1 presented many gifts
amon1 them a wrist watch A .J•

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wu .the gill

ot aon·in-laW and daua:hter, Mr . '-'}
and Mn. Harry PJckens, Racine
Present at the 1ff1ir were Mr
•M Mra. Harry Plckent,, Racln&lt;li

Mr. anct atn. Htrold Mauar .. Tup-

pert Plain~; Mr. and fttrs. Willlam Jleredltlr, Chules, and Roda:flr
of Walor(o\"(1; Mi. ond· ~"· D~
ver Weber and D1vld, Belpre.
Mro. Addle FUIO~, I'!•· and

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Wal~ llroWq 1 ·Melarile and Un- da, Mr. Md llrt- lrnut \ftliteheadt inn ' and Jan&amp;,. Mr. &amp;nil ·Iii

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_!!I.Y.~io~ 'And Save .
Re•• f'ri.C~ 'l;3S ... ::..$AI:E ' PRICE
3 poi,!a .$3.19 '
Reg. Pt:~e$1.50 .... ~ . SA.I,E , PRICE
3 pairs $~.49 , ·
Reg. Price $1.65 ..... ~LE PRICE
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$1.09
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jwst prevtooa to ~ 1llele4 bi-

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In a fann pick-up truet
bloodAtained eyeglaaaea of
dead woman wpe found
bad: of tbe arat
blooct.tained rag.
farm

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CONFIDICNTIAIJ' .

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Stiel~nl ll'llll Ho.tpitll:

Mr1. Helea LJDtb, Mt~ and Mr.s.
Robert LynCh and familY and
Elaine Dlllhtint returned tO their
bome!l in CoVIng\on, Kt.. Thursday
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A surprise party wae

"IDGH SCHOOL
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·SOOETY

Josi!phi'ne Pickens
Is Honored On
95th Birthday

Pomefr.~y.

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Mta. £u1a Welker, Mba EUeea
Tbe~ ebllfdl ....ln• wUl
Wellr:er 1ftd Timmy nf O::a!mnbu- , W::: _p1ao ;t .;::C ~by ;.
rialtod rolatlv!" In Pomero, w~
llour .,...;Mo. Ilea
neMlay ud were aeeompald-t lf e~tdlnc M QIIAQJ.fi '"''D« 11n.
back by ~. Delbert ,Welktt and .lll.rrist Buri.~
d•uchtert, wbo are enroCJte · ~· . . . · · ·· • - •1'·:..-·. ~ • · 1'l ~ •
bnle. Mlal., to Join K.SII- Delbe .
lll.lf S~er U.
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bonD Straln to
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Mr. 1nd r.11. R. C. Meet of MlllneapoUa, Minn., are the housepMta
of Dr. •nd lu'rJ, P. E. Shipley; -MrMeea i.!1 the brother of Jln_ Stu·
ley. A. number of lunrbeont. dlnDerl and out-door pirnlcs are beia&amp;
enjoyed duriq their Yiait witb
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Chnln LYtle and dauahter Sunn, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Theia!'
ani'\ dau1hter carolyn, Mr.s. R. E
I R,,;~, Mra. Thomaa Young, Mr
. Tom Reuter, Mr. and
WWiama ancl lttD
the hon11ree ana

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ian. Elll Sweene,. of lroD.ton
Mi. 'Barbarlil
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K1n, Narl~a Run JtiU. .
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11 CODlioed ill ·~ .!D. ~.. ~~Qiulc- Ia

fl_ykf1 Ilk! • - . -... - - . - . - -C. . •• • M!d~!~~:t ~e:fe!:· !d!WI t

compJ.eted her costume. She car·
lc~ cream in the
abape of ill
tied a dnall white Bible whkh wu
caucht witb white ribbon Jtream- fiower pot holding a Dower, cake·
decanted with pink 1nd yellow
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MW Sharon Frene of HUlsdale, rosebuds. coffee and punch were
N. J ., waa bndetmaid and .Mtu 1erved by the hostesa durlni the
Madelon Oark of AmeiYille was eveninR .
brideemaid. E.lcb wore pale blue
Present were Mr. and Mrs. C
organu over taffeta. Designed R. K.ln Sr., and granddaughter
ltreet·lenGth and princess style,
their frocks wue fashioned with Polly Ann Bauer, Mr. and Mra.

MatA:htna: blue
bead bands with face lengtb veil
rompleted tbelr (Ostume•. -Each
carried a bouquet of small pink
11tera.
Serving the bridegroom as bett
man was Edward Nunemaker of
Athens. Kenneth Harmon of Columbus and lXlnald Byers of Athena
were u1hen.
For her daughter's wedding :dra.
Hannon eboae a navy voi.le frock
wttb whitt acc:eatorlea and a eor·
sage of white baby chry••nthem.wna. The ·brlde&amp;room'a mother
wore a beige and wh.ite 1utumn
lr:nlt sheath dreu Bnd a corsage of
baby white chr)'lanthemuma.
A program of nuptial muaic wu
preaeoted preeedins the Wedding
by Mrs. Edward Cline of Mantua,
plani!lt, and MU!a Beck)' Hwrtley of
Corning, vocall.t.
Following the ccreruony a re·
ception was held in the church
baaement.
Mra. Clark Is a graduate of Ohio
UnJvenit)' ln 19M, and Is affiliated with Kapp1 Phi Club, and Ia a
member of the Cornln&amp; Methodist
Chureb.
Mr. Clark, who la al!lo an Ohio
untveulty graduate, clau of 1958
ie 1fflllated with Tau Kapp1 ~pal­
lon ftaternlty •nd a meml.ler ()I
the Amesville Methodist L""hurch.
After a weddlna trip through the
northern state• and Canad1, Mr.
Jnd Mn. Clark will retlde In Mid·
dleport, where they wm bl&gt;th
teach In the Middleport School
ayatem this :vear.

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Mark llaJtel1bach ol Eut LIYIIf'•
pool vloltod rocoJ~tlr wltlr rolaU-

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Q11 AQCQ u at ball after .q ioned the .. brina neckline wbteb
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The Daih Sentinel

Margaret Duerr
Is Honored On

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BartOn inYestip~ an attractive
offer at lilt. Sterlillf, 0., Friday

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she Ia •urvtved by three daught- the Yellow Jecket rOrcee. He told
ers, Mill Eie•nnr Arthur, Mr11. Ro- The Daily Sentinel P'ri~:
Jl:erta McB'ride, and Mrs. Velma "I like these boya here aDd Mr
StoJUng~ two '90•· Tom and Robert Thomp$on too- _ • 1 hope things
:Arthur, Alto 11urviving are lf tum out lo) ean stay,"
srandcb:tl~rel:li, 18 treat.grandchif.
S.ld coacb Thom(I&lt;Oil'
''Jim can help ua a lot, I'm veey
dre~ and 1i.x, ~ea':-ereat-grand­

phUiktDt and one ailter, 'Mi6s
Jla~ of Mldclleliort.

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The post takeo by Barton bevaunt when "Cbarlu roster,
ouliata,•t e.cb at Rwlael, Ky.,
down 1 contract offered to
Mm( hv

local acllool board, Foo·

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and Apples. New Haven
Or&lt; hard , TU24888, New Haven

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Caoni ng beans, bring contamer
P•c k them yourself $1 per bush·
el. Charles R. Harrill, Portland,
8 16 6tc
Oh•o. Phone 693

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PomeroJ Farm Bur. .
Co-()p A1110&lt;lallon
Boun· 8·()0 A.M. to 10 00 P .l!L
Daily Except Sundoy

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BARBECUE CHICKBN
D1l'iNER
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Chu rn A. c. Hill Beech ~t.
Porn eroy. Call 363·M . 8233lp

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HOT IARBICUI WHOLI
CHICKIN TD TAKI HOMI
C.U 81'7-M for Relt!rvattoa

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One living room sutte, antique
bed, cabinet, waSher, doon,
flooring and ladders. Contact
Riehord Weaver. 802-Y.
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Used trumpet. In JOOd condition
Sefl Raymond Adama, Letart
Pomerey I _F.,.'alls, or call 2300.
8 19 6tp
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He1 ren, t year
-andolder,
all
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Wanted borne for thr-,,- very
re
ca n cc Sec Arnold
pretty kittens Call 6J44-X.
Grote at Rutland. Ph. 24203 or
8-~-Stp
24811.
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AUCTIOII

Frld•r ""'urt 22, 1951

12:30 ~. M.
The undeni&amp;ned is moving to Flor·
ida and Will •ell the foltowing
at PUBLJC' SALE at her Sum·
mer Cott•8e Residence lncateri
Railrood Street, Middleport, o
wale Chef Gas RanJt!, G. E Re·
frlgenlor, Baae cabinet, Wa!t&gt;her,
Gu UnlverNJJ Dryer, Utility
Cabinet, Chrtwne Dinette:- Set.
BLonde Bed Rm . Suite, (L-omplete), 2pc,tectlona1 llvhiJ rm
11:1ite, ltrll! cor,,er lhnd, Step
up table, T V. Chair, Lamp
Stand, Sevrral L1mp1, Radioa,
Writln,: De•k Ch.ilr, 9112 Wool
rue and Rubber Pad., ServlnJI
Cart, Drop le1f table, Kitchen
lltep 1toot, Good 32 Chry1lef
Automobile, 26 Jr1. Boys Rlcyclc,
Hoo'itlr &amp;weeper, Porch chair,
New fuel o.U 'water lor H. Trailer 6 3$000 BTU gas heater
t"ew Miscellaneous llcma Note
fbi" 1~ exceptionally nice. futnl
ture and moat ol it Ia Ina than
t.wo Yfll ~ld.
TERMS: Cash. Not re1ponalblr lor
' Heident!l. BRADI''ORD AUf.'·
TION COMPA NV Si1nod Fran
Beechler Critt Bradford
Au&lt;L
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Elderly lady pens1ooer preferred
. to live In home . Phone 880-M
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apartment•
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- ·- Help Wanted
Wanted:
or girll t;; ~ handle

Call 8368-X

USID PIANDS
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2 mcc re-conditioned pianos. Pric
ed to Hell. JoTee delivery. Call
Rutland Furniture.
8 21 Jl&lt;
1947 Plymouth Club Coupe. Good

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S 3rd St., Middleport, alter

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8 21 3tp
1 Hotpolnt Portable TV $6" OO·,
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Zenith cluck radio $30.00 Both
Pncth~ally new Mildred 8Jacob•
Ph. 287·X.
21 3tc

;~plele

U.ed bad)4tins;;t;rial;:
Mttndow1, doon, 8 square good
10 X 20 roof slate, 10,000 fl.
11 1
1 h
ha rwood 11 1
8
'building
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Wrecking co., The Plains, Ohio,
now It 236 W. Main·lt, Pam
eroy.
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Refrlgerator.
electric
&amp;tove.
break!aat set, television con·
&amp;ole ~~et, maple dresaer, living
room suite, 9 x 12 wool rue. ~net
tllbles, table rnode~ telni1 ion,
ea• lawn mower, 20'' Maytag
autom ti
h
b d
a c waa er, 3 p1ece e room suite, barrel chair. Very
' reaa~nable. EnPh. DU·M. Mrti. Ok ·
ey otter,
terprlse, Porneroy .
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1'7 cu. n. Hotpoinl che•t type Creez.
er. 1 )'elf oJd. 1300. •20 Main
St., Middleport.
8 19 4tc
Neechl ztg"Z;.g Automatic "w·
in1 macblne. Uke new tn a
beautiful mahoaahi
cabinet.

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114 Dlflennl 8~ and
Mbdelo To Choooe From
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FAST FREE DELIVERY
Anythlnl Taken In Trlde

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Home Sol••
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At Ohio UToday
At the summer commencement
.t Ohio Umver&amp;ty this
mormn.l. a bachelor of fine arts
degree was awarded to Charle1 E
Tewksbid'y, of Glouster, 1on of
Mr and Mn. Edward Tewktbary,
Wellston, formerly of Middleport
The gnduate Is the grandaon of
Mr~ and Mrs E. 0 Tewk.sbary and
J . II Grate, local.
e.r:.er~Jaes

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pa))Eir routes m Pomeroy. con
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Scatford Betards, Dr,op Cloth~
cl ID1on ll'i eher, M1o1"d Jeporl, 0
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Phone 200
rom.roy, Olilo
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NOTICI OF SALI
The William Wallace real ll!llate
I will be sold at the otfl'te of Crow,
Crow &amp; Porter, Attorneys, Porn·
eroy, ·Ohio, on Tuesday, August 28
1938 111 lO:OO o'clock A. M. Prop·
erty located In Syracuse, Ohio,
and appraised at $3.300 00 and can
not be sold ror lesa than the ap.
pralaed value. Administrator reaerve• the riebt to reject any and
all bi1Jo. Solo oubject to the approval of the Court.

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Hove klndlo w'ood by the cordCoil G. A. Deem, llaeine, 3081
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INCOMI O"OR1UNITY
Rellilble man or woman frotn
tbll 1fea to aenlce a route ol
Home tHO Cu1tom
&lt;IJatolte mHhine~ Will lake D
Luxe Ia fl. 011• l&gt;odroom. Will
hours a w"t of fOUr apare ·
ta~e • bll IQiil. &lt;1olna into aertime and can net a1 blah •• ·
vico. Behl~a Temple Thealn
12'18.
tan he ~uUI
on Flrit St... Middleport.
lo 1•11
with our
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March of Dimeo iniiJIIIIJied In tho

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preventloo of the moaf aevei'e
TOLEDO. OJ UPI---Joseph forms oh.rthritlJ and of the major
dlaabllnJ birth defeo•· •on be
Marrone, executive &amp;8Cretary of found. He announced ""'8 ts';, that
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the fo'orelgn Tnde Zone Board of ,.
ti me tn lbe •~•r future, t"1
lhh U. S. Department of C.m""
merce, couferred with the adviB·
IH' Y board of the 'J'oledo rort AU·
I
\hortty today on the pro~d e•~
tabllthment of a toni•• ' tra~'e
zone, to serve the Great Labl
area
OBERLIN, o. UPI-John Mit
chart, M, Cleveland, waa kll.led
and three newamen were Injured
Thursday in a two-ear eoiUalon
in nearby Pittsfield Township,
In fair condition today with inJuries were Ronald Bakalar, 21,
and Tony Thompson, 20, both of
rado station WEOL, Elyria, and
M 1
arv n Katz. 21, a reporter on
the Lorain Journal.

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delivery :...Sfread or dwnn.
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Dearborn, Mleh., ed
Shutty, IS, Oak Park,
nrot, and .-nd
tho -ltlternallo~•l
twir~DI champlon-

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In Gallt'a County

GALLIPOLIS, Ohio UPl _
(!harlea Gantl'lr Jr., 31, Pltt&amp;burah. wu l'eld In the GaiUt
County jaU today 04 a m~n~laulfa:
ter charp In connecUon with
hi1hway deaths Friday of an elderly Belmont, Ohio couple.
· Wllli1m Pun1love, 88, and his
II B
w e, ellie, 64, , we~. killed. instantly when tbelr ~utomobite col·
lided headon with I tractor-trailu
driven by Gardner on Olllo T tb,fee
miles south of here.
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accepted a po~iUM al Jrub-umenlal
ln•tructor In the'iebooll of Rebron, Ohio., •nd wW mDYe "lo filii·
lly there tltlo mont•.
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cliolce. The atudonla are
20, 23, 31c moat 1.000 bore to exc:hotl&amp;eviOwsl
d9rin1 lbe iCklay. oe.lon
tho
Ualted State• National Student
1\'efn.'o Conlfl'OII on tl)o . ~to
Wieloyan Unlveralu coinpul. '

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DELAWARE, 0. UPI--Six atu.
dent leaders at 1 natiori'll confer·
enee, called to discuN key luue!
factne U. s . college ltudenta,
oald Thur~day lhey favored Intozralion. Two or thOIO queatloned
criU.ized tho South's opprooch to
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Homer G. Baxter
lnteeratlon. Two
others 11id
AmODJ Lhoae
E11h te t~eJ favored interraclll marrlaat" Mrs. 1:. o.

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NOTICI Of APPOINTMINT
JMUetNorthofhmeror
c ... No. 17,816
On Rt. 33. C•ll Wm. Grunt~r
' EXECUTOR
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Dece..ed
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~- Smart, whose Post Ofnce add
YOUR MEIGS COUNTY reRa is Middleport, Ohto, has bceJ
WES'l'INGHOUSE
flub' appointed as Executor nf
DEALER TV IDd
Estate of Marearet M. Hawkins
APPLI•NcES
late of Middleport, Melli County
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lyrocvoo, Ohio
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Judge of the Probate court
Tbei11 kefrt,eraii'W ·-;;d App}
Meigs county, Ohio
ance ServJ&lt;!e. Raelbe. Tel 38U &lt;B) 23 , 30 ; (Q) 6, stc
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new force that wiD tlelle health benefit&amp; of Mareb of Dimes and
problem• of a wider front and DO for eare ,and rebabllitation will be

of Melp Count.Y. who helped make
possible victory over polio UlrouP,
their eontrlbUIIona to the llore!O
of Dime• over the past 20 yean,
will Cive even greater aupport to
the National FoundiUon'a eaparul·
ed proaratn In ttie future,"' the
County dlreetor' said.
"We would llllelo make it cloar
as we be&amp;in prepat~Uona lar the
1959 lllareh of Dlmu lhet tho Nolional FoundaUo.-wUI not abmdon
pollo .,.iteni!J;" Mr. IIQ!ley deeJar.
ed. "We have • morol o"'(fatiOII
to the patlentl Qf tbJi COI.IIlty to
con~ue to. pro, ide ·needed can.
ond rebabiUiatlon, and we Jrlll fa\'
fill tblo obl(fiUon."

Tewksbary who has been living
In Glouster wtth hls wife and two
daughters, Rebecca a11d Lenora
Sue , has been band director m the
Jacksonville-Trimble school8, wbiJe
pursuing bil studies at 0 . U.
Thts coming school year he hal

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FOR RENT--.Exten~&amp;~or. Ladder.;

H. E. Boney, of The J.I'OOd Mll't, ~ been appointed Melp
County Director for the 111119 Marcb of Dlmea, it wu announ·
ced today by R. A. Dauber, Southern Ohio State Represent.
tlve.
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Tbe drive will be beld In January .
Tbe pollo-fiJbt!Dg oi'PIIIUUon Is espanding into ~ broad

latmatton Leane, Columbus .
About one-fourth or the exhibit
'J'Ifo Eqlell&lt;oall1 botil!mnberl,
area baa been set up as • roadside
Lll'l')' L'llrllo 17, IUid Albert
park witb the co-operation of the
it, Ill ll'rldaJ ~t . aa ,...118
Ohio Department of Natural Re·
lll!ddloaort.Pomeror · B011Jr7.
sources Park beuchel and pine
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trees give a very resUul atmo•
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accounta
of , tb~ .•trllil to
phere and provide facilities where
Ca;'f· PIUJinont 1D ~ ·a~. :
people may relax while vlaltfog
be two cluctlbOd .lll .• U
the Ohio State Fair. Surrounding
, tbelr ~ny experi"¥•~ o! ~ ·ram·
1
Lh1s park are pictures o( various
Mr. IIOnoy alraled that ,whl~ td 'J!ol $&lt;ou! oamp
Of how
recreational facilities in South·
ooiullon of tho ~' of •1'!11· In tl!elr f-9® Qille l!lW!t lh07 ireeutern Ohio.
rill• ond birth def'ru . ,. lhe q.-~U, :atilpped ot~ at alr 'jl"es
immecliote now 1oala or lhe Mo'ffil ~ •.thoi' ~~~ 'Qu.•.r!Otl arid
Sm•ll rarm underla•d with ---;;-1
mine just opened up Baileys
of ~mea. the ~n!zatipn al10 of t,~ inndUer of the CoUntrY
'Run Frank Emerlc!l:, Route
wiJI follow leadl II tlie7, deVelpP thi)«. ~aflseen. --~
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fContlnu.d Ptom Patt One)
In the fle:lds of tirua rtMJhh and
board after having fashioned and Hudtea of the eeotraJ nenoN 1 ,;,,;;;;;;,,,;j~
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att"hed a hand ruddeo· to tbel '•Y•te•"· Polio uped- bu dem·
craft on Fnd01.y night.opst.nted that ballC! re.Oareb C.JQ,
Shortly after boarding the boa I not eUeetlyely be fbnited to . '
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the three took off on a projected aiDJ).e dlseeee eate1ories. he
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trtp to -Pittlburcb averring dlat plalned.
they would make the round trip
"Tho li•ll•nal
returning here late Sunday Our- i'eady cdndueUq
INCOME PROPERTY - 5 - r~Jqm ing the coune or the trip they search, ,pt.U•:nr,t~·l~d ;".;;
house tn Pomeroy. Gas, electric· were to be joined by Herman Wll- al edoeaUon 11
ity, clty water and IIQWer. Some
f D I
unto~ h"-llh
work and redecol'ating. It could son
ay on.
·~ '" ageney,
be a tood home $2000 00
As of noon today the craft had an oreani:Jed medical
j,ijl~;; ~h•leb '- l•dOI'II~
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POMEROY - Nlc• ., . bedroom not been re-.......ed pa"inl throug.. speellte
h aoals at (irat
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thE: lockA at Apple Grove.
enoua to m~t Dew
home, wall·lo-wall
carpetin&amp;.f;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;;;;,;;l;;,;;;=, lems aa needed.
well taken care of. Batb , Amerl- I,
"Arthritis and btrth defect~ were
can kttchen,
basement w1th
'?hoscn 11 initial target. beca~
sbowe1· Carport Shade aud
thly art Hllrded u majOr
ahrubbery
$3000.00
th&lt;oa13 Iq tbe uatlo n'o health -to
VIRGIL TIAFO"D, Solosmon •-,
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CUCKLEA. REALTY
gained In tbe polio- fltbt can be
BOX 229
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I . S. Haa1erly
Coot new "89.115 will oell lor
Middleport, Ohio.
only 1185.00. Nothin1
down \lUlCK SERVICE on Watcl;"Be
To Whom Concerned:
only •10.00 pr. month. Write to
poirln1 by FaetGI'y Trolno~
Tho above peroon lo tolally ••·
Box· 811, Pomeroy, Ohio, or
watchmatorr. COLLINS JEWEl&lt;
able to work due to 8eniHty, I ji~P~h~o:••:_:2~·:a.;.._;;;;_~~~
ERS, Pomeroy,
1 8 tf
Arterioo&lt;leiooeo ond dole&lt;livo1
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~ Built lltoHid-;p;
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The Wife and Paronto or Molcolm
w. cornell wioh to
thonk tho
many frienda,
rtlaUve 1 and
DeIt bbo n for their lime. tYmpatby and many noral trlbutto.
Abo Rev. Elwood and Rev. car·
mlchoel, polllleorero, Ewina Fun·
erol Homo for their 11)'111palhetle
llelptulnen durtn1 our reeent
llerMvement.
' The llakolm W. Cornell
l'amiiJ
B 2ll lip

E. Boney Is Appointed
Meigs-to Polio Director

Former Resident
Awarded Degree

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2 ho rse wagon In good shape_.
Ser
gas re!rlaerator almost
new . Single set heavy work barnes ~ J...arge 1-t,eatrola healing~ NICE 2 bedroom
Phone 8419
stove, Gas cook stove Wilbur
Log. an. Plca.sant R1dge, Pomeroy,
Oh: 0.
8 23 6tp (17)
Used Coal Furnace

SEO Exhibit

Furntahed 6 room1 and batb, 1II
ICOtttlnued From P... On•}
miles from Pomeroy Alto. UtM
Goodyear Atomtc Corporation.
41 ' House Trailer Will finance
Waverly, has a display wb1cb tells
Call 336-X Clr 938-M.
p . about atomie eneray and the ea•
82331 eous diUuaion proce1u1 which 1.!1.
used at Waverly.
( 14) For Rent
The followmg Southeastern Ohio
-FoUf ~!Shed apartments- (2 educational instltutrons are also ex·
3 room . (2) 4 room also stor e hibit.mg thts year. Ohio Univenity,
room Call 6358·X
8 23 8l c Athen11, J:lob.er Hosp1tal and Clinic
---Galhpohs , Rto Grange College--ROOM'S 1 aJ'4rtment cltJ--;e in Rio Grande
The following Chamber of Com·
town 127 Butlernut. 8·18-121c
- merce groups are also exhtbttmg:
1 room house , larie lot Availab) e Jacltson Apple fi"estivai -J arkson;
1st of Sept. $25 a month. Inqulr e and McArthur Dev elopment Asso26 Railroad St , Middleport or dation, McArthur.
Mrs Lewis Fox, Laurel CUff
Ph. 833-M
lnd1vidual manufacturers exhib8 18 6tp
Iting their protlucUI which are
1-3 room o~partmeot abo 2 1lecP. manufactured or grown m South·
In&amp; rooms. Call 388-Y
eaBlern Ohio are . Bob Evans Flfrns
728tr c Gallipolis; Logan Clay Products
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5 room apartment unfurnash ed Company , Logan; General Hllcking
uLihty room wer Stiffler' 1 Brtck Company, Logon , Ovry Sup·
Shoe Store, oo Court St. Te! ply Company, Wellston; Frtck·
148.
7-18--tf!: Gallagher Company, [nc ., Jackson; Light Concrete Company, Galroom unfurnished apf'.rtme1fl lipolis.
Phone 310 ll.
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Also exbtbiting ~~ the Ohm Rec4 room fu1·maht!d house. No chd
dren 420 Main St., Mjddleport. a room house I J • acres Free gas,
f.rdled W&lt;~tcr well, ,running wat8 19 41c
err Garage, ,cellar and outbuild·
Trailer space - equipped for one
ings. Near Rutland Paul Clonch
trailer. Close in town. 12'l' But
I:P.rnut Ave.
8 20 61 p 124) For Sale or Trode

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'Iridal Shower
Given To Hon.or
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Gifta were placed on 1 llbJe
trttb a pink cloth and centered
wttb u a.rranremenl of ~tnt 1nd
_.bite uten, wh£&lt;n ~Li;; l..lii.-1 ..
Pflmm wa1 honored w1th 1 bndal

NEED GOOD

Middleport Socllly

Those present were Mrs ft~y
Ptekens Sr, Mra Ray Ptckens Jr ,
Mrs Harokl Hubbard, Mrs Harold
E I,Jubbard, Mrs. Paul Scally, M188
Nancy Scally, Mrs Paul Scott. M1as
Carol Ann Scott, Mary Shafer,
Patty Baker, Those aendmg g1fts
but unable to attend were Cherole
Blake, Nancy Roller, Sue Knight,
Mary Carolyn Mlller, Mn Eduon
Baker and Mrs Uoyd Hoffman
Mn George Hackett Sr and
Mn Jack Sdtea, were Ull.Stant

INSURANCE?
eroa THE BEST!

eANY TYPE!
Soe « Clll

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lhower, Tburaday evemnt at the
home of Mn. Tom StaUy
Gamea were pteyed and prlZt!.s
awuded to Mra. Rll' Pickens Jr
and Nancy Scally. The door priZe
wu fron b7 M111 Carol Ann Scott
Opea face and ribbon aandwtcb
u , and p,uncb were served the Lucllle Ho...U.. . . . . • • . . • . . . • . . PoDlei'OJ SodeiJ Bdltlt
JUeat.s from a reJreshment table ,
"'1th an arrangement ol asters ,n Hylda llke .. .. .. • .. • . . . . .. . . . lllddle!l'lrt Sodetr' BdiiGI'
a low cry.stal contamer, w1th mat·
cbwa; candle stlW and white tap
era Each peat was gJven a mma
M1ss Sally Schaaf and Mrs. Josture unbrella as 1 favor
eph Dugan and son, R•cbard, and

JOHN
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ho1teasea.

Banking
Essentials·
It rakes training. experience,
IIPd sood judgment to run a
bonk successfully, and to properly safeguard rhe fund. of
depositon. At this bank we are

thete

oiwayo mindful of
eucntialo -- and eager to provide

as broad

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.,ithin the hm1t1 of aound

bankina.

POMEROl
· SOCIETY

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llelllber Federal Bele"t S,.tMember Fedenl Dep,ollllnsuranc:e CorporaUoa
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and Mrs Pearl VanCooney, has
The annual picnic of the WSCS
been returned to his home from
of
the Reeda'4ille Methodtat chur·
the Mel11 General Hospital after
undergoing an emergency appen. cb was held at Terham MeadoWI
The home of Mr and Mrs Harold
Sauer,
with Mra. Sauer hostess. A:t
Lacey,
John
Ba~on, Mrs Nell Davis and John noon a covered dlah dinner. wa1
Paraon have completed the .econd served on the bia back porch after
period of the aumer •e..lon at the which the hostess served lee cream
and cake.
Ohio Unlver•Jt:r at Athena.
The afternQon waa aptnt in vis!\·
Mr and ~rs GOrdon Ha"rna and
sons, lllcky and Njcky, will retum ln1 ond packl., a 1Ift b.. to ..nd
to their home Jn ColutnbUJ tomor· to Mu. Dorothea Rlo~l who bu

de~t;_~~larenee

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you initiate your
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l.On!e weeks. The fatal iUneu at·
tacked him ont1 a few days ago.
Survivt., Dean Saunden are
h11 daughter, JesBie, .,.t home at

Journey's &amp;nd on l!oute 33 near
Pumt~; two step erandcbaldren
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Mra, ~•note

voqblllal• urrin1 --tch·-e-.,
tii.DI.., wllicll Is part
loneey theme for
UWJI' reviewed
LOS ANGELI!'.S-Henry
or tbe ml.ulonary ""''"'·
father o£ Roy HanJa, on his
aftd Fonlp Mb••ona.
technical knoekput
defeat by
Mrs.forMary
champion 1, Floyd
the Hulburt:::w;l:1.
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Plant were made for an. lee
cream soelal t(l be held at the
church, Sept 4, when the.. Willlnl

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l~f_brmatlon • J'fteived by
Sentlnfll today.

pOmeroy p0J,Ift
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Past W'Mk-end

Daa M41'a:an, Greene, N. Y.; "knd
an1 Ullcle ~ month~ otder uum · New faees appeared on t.be
W roster of tbe :Melli County JaU
Dean Sapndm, (90~). c
1'llomaon, of Keriova,. W. Va.
Mon_day mornih;'g,...lth the arreat
of walter GUmole, ol Pomeroy
A boat Of friends aDd relatives
for intox.ctation by City Po:bad plhered ot JOimiOJ'• ~d ltFD
Uce.
earl)' 1n June to celebrate Dean
Saundera• 90th bittbday June Btn.
Also bcJng held for authorltt.es
Dean Salinders was notec:t in of lbe Veterans HOBpital at Chilli·
eduutlonaJ · ,CJJ'cles for hi&amp; deep cothe is WiUiam Reevea.
mteteat Ju ''Boys". He ,p1.ao~
ln the meantime three other arthem bio apeclltty. A aeries ol 20
arbc1ee w as published m The rests were reported by Pomeroy
Ua1~y ~ntlnel a yell' ago · wliieiJ Patrolmen during the week ead.
attracted wide Jttentior.J among
Denms H. Adkins, Q, of Har~
t~ch~ 8nd ~ym~&amp;
nsonvUle, thlB morning PDite4
lie \augbl fll'st at Shumway $1:111 a.ppeara""" bond otter bi•
School ln Orange Townshtp at lbe arre!Jt on charees ol drivlDI
age of 20 For 11 Years .K.e stayea while intOxicated. He waa ~ted
before Mayor
ln tMeia:s County, m&lt;Iudmg three for appearrance
years m Pomero)' schools. Tben Charle. · F. Legar for 8 p. m
he went to Kenoo,;a, W. Va;, for Tue.aday.
la yQara Whertl b\" W IS the fll'8l
Mlrvio Hunnell, 27, ot Porn.,.,
to empbasi&amp;e manual training Ln roy also posted a $16 cash bond
boys• aearnmp for uaeful ~iyes,
for appearaooe TUesday at 8 p •
m. to answt-i- charges of disthere
charging • firearm within the

city limits.

EUB Chureh met Thllraday ov,alng at the home of .Mra. Carl MoOH

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a copy of
counting
OilS voyage
HI~"!:!:': to the report, were wen
Wltb tbe publleity aCCOrd·
ed to the venture
lt wa~, 'oftille turning toward &amp;he
shore tifatH• flnt&lt;Of the mlsbapa
o~l wlfiebJtlave llowed their
trip upstream, II cable. on the hand
rudtler snapped al\d the)' had to
put to shore tor ftpalr.s. Shortly
after they started )I:P tbey werA
back ashore wJth their motor gone
baywlre

Ohio State Patr\l officers on the Gallipolis Poot wer)! recovermg today from a marathon of invesllgabo .. that since
Friday noon took them to I 0 at-etdenl scenes mcluding one
where two people were killed Instantly
The most recent COJii!don was a headon crash this morning
near Sumner in Meigs County where three persons were pain~

fully mjured One was 1 year old
Kenneth Burke ol &lt;..:be.ter

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PARFA;IT .SETS

Durtnc the bu11neu 1t1t1on U

IOCial beta recently wa• a auceeu
flnipeilo lly.
A deuert c6urn wai aerved by
the hoatas to ~even member• and

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one peot, Becky WID.

Eastern Star
(;irctle Meeting
Held At Athens

lll'o. DIYid Neue ot the Guya.
lollle Chaptv and Mn. Rilpt,
Webb, !lrt. Guy Ne111er, Mii
Bert'Grimm and Mra. Jeo.oe Brlidt.
or of lbe Raebio Chopter.
•lfd
' A potluck dliio!w wu Nrvod •t
j'R&lt;oc!Mnr.''Yo7nd· lito. VII E. a.yJoida I p, m. followed 6)' 1 moetl., 01
and dollllrtor. L)lhn, and !ln. Har· lbo VUIII\II elr&lt;lea.
ry Hlcko of Mottantown, W. Va .
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arrived locloy 1o spend lho week Mot
end witb the fonnor'o !irtnla. !lr
1nd !Ira. lldlar Raynoldo,· and otll·

Willi Hig~way PatJ;ol
~~i~~~~[F~~=f:~~and
new
lor repairs on
rud- Reveals New
der
One otht!r event
Car Title ~wHit
the srapevme was the eapture

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b)' Mayor FU!her on convtctton of
tntoXJcatwn H•"' went tQ work on
local streets today

COlla

lh Pome!Q1

Eatlymo'tor for the
a new
cable

reported back

vla

of an 18~" pound tuttle u he was
aunni111 himself on a und bar.
After capture the turtle wu added
to ~he hou~boat's prov~oD$.

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pieces $2.95 .

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You e3se
elegant B-ounce
Qlosses for parfojts,· frozen desserts
' and custards. TneY odd tne finishing
touch to qperfect meal.

llefU Sauhders wao 'a J!lembe~
of lbo , lllddleport Oburcb o!
' .01\l'lsf and n.l tb6 Po- lllal9ll!{ ~e. lntermenl Will be
U!· tba Cl!OJ;&lt;J
. . Rlc!Je Cemetery'

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Dunlap auUered head abruions.
were taken to Holzer Hospatal
by Waugh ambulance and after
trealment Dunlap was Jailed in
Galha County lor driving wh1le in·
toxJcated.
Only one aecldent waa reported
the office of Sbenff Robert C.
ti.rielobaeb durin&amp;. the past week~
tbat bei.Dg reported on
saiimi·~ one tenth of a mile weH
of Rutland on Route 124.

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TUelday,
of

due to tbe geileral eoolneu
the late AUJUst eveninga.

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AUCTION A SUCCISS
'IGHT tHqL•IIA OUTBREAK
TJoe Po-oy . SeDior ilotben
KATMANDU, Nepal UPl-The today exprt'l.lHd their thanks 1o
or
oetjon./ Umled states 1s rustung vaccloe the many who contributed to the
management and ynlon. De· and other medlcal supphes mto SlJcees5 of their auet1011 held on
gotiators mel twice F'riday · in Nepal to flgbt an outbreak of Saturday. It was revelled, tod~y
thrde·bour seuion1 and apparent· cholera 10 the 80 .square mile Upl every art1cle contributed
ly •&amp;reed to aU pointe but the vsllev of Kat:Jilanllu.
I was aold.

fivO&gt;Otill on the 111enda.

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Tbe Walkout at \ plants he«!,
slrJ.ke begart

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ussateIJite ExpIorer v

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ZltleiVIUe and Cohunbus, !)epil
July 23 and bao Idled obout 9,000

435

Le~

Uorouglr Llhor O.y. ond tbeoo
rlose untn ant M:eutonal Day..

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bUiin.., vblton In Golllpolilo this

pool man.aaer

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. ~wimmin1

Kennedy of lllddleport 81id todQ

maintained that eveniag 7-SI.
TJoe pool will operate ol)ler--

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this weolt where obo "'
,
dl¥1hler, Mro. ltobert Yo~
Jll0nalor the ,part.Y In IU!I!W of lho
7th bliibdl)' ol Suodro Ya!eo. !.ln.

Family Night Is
Postponed At
Middleport Pool
Kennedy aid however If Thurs
d•y is an exceptionally :warm da7
a regular Family Night wiD be

Senllll!" Ookler Colllna of lrml·
ton - tilt IUIII ol Rep. lind ~·
oeor1• Melnhorl, Wedneoda7 even·

fnl.

Tree Saves Tipsy
Driver FI'Om Dip
In The Ohio Rinr

According Lo the rf!'porl Robert
s Burke, 15. Ch•oU.r Stor Houle,
wa1 dr~vmg we1t at 7 4!i on the
Bentz Cemetery road lour nules
JlceDBeB were
IIOUI"Ce
west Route 7 when h10 w ram
DUtil. for local government purpPset excJusive of schools dur·
The eourt of County Judgt! Em· mtd into one traveullB east dnven
lng the fiscal Y'!ar ended Jt~nr 811;'1~5'11. State Auclltor James mott People• ,.., a busy place u.. by Jerry White. ta, Tupper~ Plamo
A tree got In the way of
A. Rbodes r~rts. Tht g1$01iDettai:' wat next.
day w1th an aAOrtment o[ aaes
AIAO mJured in the lturke car
the state lo •~-""Jvemrft•nta out of auto lie· brought before the Joe~l 1uriat.
were Gtrald Gurh, 9, and B1Uy Gerald K Vogan, 13, at-out 7 .30
P ..,m•~ts
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_l,~of--~ Saturday even1ng at Locust and
enae money amounted Ill ~,au, 118 411. The Jai!Oiine taJ pro Rar Sherman, 63, ,Marlon, Ind., suffered lacerations obout the r.ee South Second An, Middleport
rided $1M),221,2811 Othtr tax lOW'~
cbara;cd w1tb mtoxlealton wu fm· and eye.s and were taken to Me1g1 or Vogan may have taken a eer·
weN:
ed $10 and costa and remanded to ~ Genenl Hospital by the Pomeroy tous dunkmg m the Oh1o River
the County Jan for non payment of Emergency Squad and pas.sersby
Accordmg to .a repon filed by
fine
No chargea had been flied by Pat Chief of Police Leroy Bartrum. •
VDgan &lt;'arne east out or Loeu1t
Clarence Sings, 32. Summ•tt Sta· rol offtcers at noon today
(Rl 7) onto South Setond and
tlon, Columbus, charged witb d1 ..
tu, $101_.323 tl'l;
Friday afternoon about 2 30 on "apparently
didn't see
the
turbing the ~. wa1 fined $10 Route 7 three and one.half mtles ~ner '' He rammed a large tree
licenses. $12,950.
and CO!Its 1nd reJeaaed by order south of GaU1polis, Mr and Mrs an the nver &amp;Ide of Second An.
to cJtles. villa.ef
of the court
and towaabi.Pa from the¥
W1lham Penglove, aged 68 and other too feet would have put
revenup squreea durin&amp; ~f
84,
ln&amp;tanUy when a aem1· h1m m deep water
Ru:hard Scott 20, Aberdeen, outfitd1cd
la1t fi~ ;vear were •171,673-,'718
struck
their pas&amp;enger, car
r.taryland, charled w1tb disturb- beadon m their
Vogan was charged wtth dr1v1ng
6&amp;. This WfiS an' lncreaae of aJmoet
traff1e lane 'lbey
ance
of
the
pea«
was
released
on
wbde
mtox1cated, fmed $100 and
10 million dollan oV$1' thO
were ut Belmont, Oh10
bond
by People-.
oosts,
and sentenced to tbree
lOUI ~ )'J!U,
Dnver of the ng wa1 1df'nt1£aed
1aya
m
Jail by Mayor C 0 Fish.
V~rgU Perkina, Letart, charged as Cbarlea Gardner, Jr, 30, of Rt
'Ib.e amount whleh :ileiea Cou.itt)
er Sunda)' mommg H1s car"s
4,
U1bon,
Ohio
With auault and battery, was fan·
ond -by Gountlea ,...••~
He was charged m Galha Coon· damage waa e&amp;tlmated .at $500
ed
flO and cOBta with ftne autpencf...
Also arrested by Chief Bar·
IJoom lhtso otato ~- taxet
ed and ordered to report to CiJI ty Court Wlth driv1ng left of eent· trum and Herbert Gtlkey at the
IDd 11.en101 Wal $860,748.11JI, _.:jlo
er
andmanslaughter
and
wu
W
elnnati Veterans Hoapital for
ens, fii0'1 ;349.06; Gollilo, $733,f410••
have a heanna: m eourt today acctdent scene was Bet~ton Jar·
tftatmeot.
v1s, lB Chesbue, 0, for intodea·
71; Hoeking. $629,203.8q; Ja&lt;ltsm
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Bond waa placed at $2000
$7411,327.31; Pike $812.3!10; Vln
Jame.s Jarvls, Silver Sprmg:a,
Other accidenta over the week· hon He w•s lmed $5 and coats.
$Me.2)4.28 and Washington, ' ,
Charles Allensworth, 40, Mid·
Maryland, charged with durturb- end Wt:n:
i30,4119 23.
dleport, waa luted $35 and cost~
111.1 the peace was fmed $10 and

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' Amon, tltooe atlendln1 the Ellt·
'i to Sljlr Clrele mooll., held In
Athena, Thurtday, for worthy ma·
lrono and p.all matrons from t~e
11141! were Mit. Hartwell Curd
Sept ld, oil doy ln" the church year
1nd
Mn. Rollin Radford \11 the
baaement. ~
Pomeroy Chapter.

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A de11ert course was
to
, ~·He Harris rb out oC gas in
~emb!l'~ by Mra. Iva Turner and th.e thtrd rountt r ..new Roy had

was r-eported that the lee cre~m

Ella Sweeney of lronlon ia the
aueat thla week of ~r. and Mrs.
c. R. Kirr Sr. 1nd 1randdau1hter,
hnn Bauer,and Mr. and Mr1.
lm Jr.
oona, Jeff and

enttne

Pomeroy-Middleport, Oblo,lolondlly, August 25, 19118

momlng a,l 6:25 In Holzer H6spital of bronchial pneumonia
The home made ahonl&gt; boot
w,UI be \ield Wedn~st 2 p. m. from the Ewing Cbapel.
"Suit. Uo" now on lilt maiden voy·
The' .relenia Mel&amp;l; County edueator w!l_o had been eonced·
the Ohto River to Pitt.
ed ·t o, posse&amp;. the !Onge•t record in public sebool teaeblnl in :~~~~~met with a aeries of dlffl·
the Uruled
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••tes '...:., 63 years - ~a d been in the b-...
... ..-...ltal f or
Saturdi.f
afternoon oecord·
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ita way upstream
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LOv~joy Ci~cle

~&gt;ten • pou.nt 11 St. Jgoepb Hoi' In eharae of Ill• mo~,:h14;11
pital- for aevthl wie.l. Plan• wei-e
&amp;llo mode fpr a jitney oupper to De
prayer by Htl. WjtJ'"' and a 1olo
held early In the faLl .
Membm attendlna tbe p1cnh: "Jesuo Loveo Me" by Beclcy WUI.

were 11 follow&amp;, the Mrs Hazel
Bue-.Iey, Martha Orr and son
Rushla Shumway, Della Ruth, Jos
ephlne Pickens, Clara Muaar,
Laura Ruth, :pealle Lutlna, lna
Muur, Lillian Pickens, Mamie
Buckley, Leona Smith, VIvian
Humphrey and 2 dtUJbtera Roae
Thoma• and- M.its Jean Riebel
The aueJta were Mra Verne
Roae, Mrs. Maxine Whitehead and
two dauJhtert, Mra Grace Weaver,
and ton, M111 Marilyn Buckley,
Mr1. Ol1dya WUllam1, Mrs. Ruth
Ann Balder1on, Mrs. Addle Fu·
aate, Mra. E. w. Davi• and aon or
Alabama and tbe hosteN.
The next regular meetina: will be

, Two Are Killed In Mishap
South Of GaJlipolis Friday·

"Suits Us"_Having Auto LicenseRevepue Return Meigs· Co Court
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~- 'Meigs Co."Teacher Succumbs' Troubles In.Trip
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gsCounJr:ShowsGai·n
TOMel
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Funeral JervlCes for ' Dean E. o. Saunders who died this Toward Pittsbnrgh
Auto
!he bli&amp;ell \Jbgle
of state reve1f

Cl~=y)~-~

thelr Aarents, Mr. and Mr1. Roltrt

Harrlo and Mr. and !lr~

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Dean E. 0. Sdunders Veteran

Enterprise EUB
C!ass Planning
Ice Cream Social

Mrs Jamea Will, preaident,

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hMiay, fe'r •IWI
c..:l• east •nd ....,th hnltht.
TUOoclay "''"' ctot.dy, 1 llttlo
warmer In the •ltamMIN Hleh hid" 1Qo low tonltlltl 4545.

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Methodist WSCS
Of ReedS\'iiJe
In Annual Picnic

Weather

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Rollillii or Nelaonville were dinner
Mrs James Loebary and child· Aaslstlng hostesses were Mlu June
fUe•t\ of Mr and Mra Veroe Da
rea
of Athens are the guesta of Sayre and MiA Esther Hayes.
vis th1s week at their home on
Gilts were placed under a pink
Mr
ud
Mrs. Patr1ct Loebary
Gravel Hill.
and
white umbrella on a table with
Mra. Theodore Reed Jr and aona
William Motle)' baa been return
white cover Pink atceamen exleft
today
for
a
visit
w1th
relatives
ed to his home rrom the Vtteram
tended from the umhrella to the
UoapiUII IR Huntington where he In Hampton, Va.
table Under the umbrelbl was •
had beep a · patient for teYf:ral
Mr and Mn. Fred Crow and amall doti bride.
week1. He IS reported to be recov- family are vacationing Ia Washing
Games were played durinl the
ering nicely from his lllne11.
ton,
D
C.
evening
wilh prlzet awarded to
1 JaniJ Chllda spent Wednesday
Mil! Evelyn Flck ana ~ra. J M
Mrs John Scott uflderwent
and Thursday w1th bet mother tureeJ!Y, Thursday at tbe omce 1 Gaul
'' lin Geora:e Ch1ld1 Janis 11 a stu Dr R K. Sandel, Columbus. She
After the honored guest opened
dent nurse at Holzer Hospital in wu accomp~nle" by Mrs. Bertha her many gifts, refreshmenta ot
GalUpoUs.
1
tmllvldual cake squares with .lhe
Scott and Mrs Roscoe W11Je
Mrs Geora:e Hudaon left today
ip~iptlon "Jerry and Harold.. ,
for the Butler Spring, Chri1Uan
Mn. Hank Young and son, '!IItty, Jce cream, undwlches and coffee
Assembly near Hillsboro, where Mrs Dwlaht Pal'ker and Rhonda 1 wea;,e served by_ tbe boateqes.
abe wtU be Joined by her da'uaht~r Young accompanied Mrlfl Albert
Attendlnj were Mrs Roy Cb~
Carol, \l'ho hu apent the paat Young to Huntinston, W Va FrJ. ty, "':ra 1. M Gaul, Mrs. Barbari
W~et there. The two will thetl go day where sbe waa ~ailed· by Uie Gaul, Mrs. Edna Wood, Mrt. Elma
to CincJnnati to spend the w,elr: tUness of her son in law, Donakl Ruasell, ilt'iss Betty Sayre, Mrs.,Ddn
end and Vllit the Cincinnati Bible Holter who is a patient In the Cab· Betr:mg, Mn Roy Detzing, Mra HaSeminary.
el Count)' Hospital
zel Hawk, Mrs L F Schoenleb,
Dr. and Mn. Ray Reuter o( BenMr
'"'::.d
Mn.
Morris
Ne~a.
Mrs Marion Wood.
nett, Iowa, are l'itltinJ her father,
Mrs
Ann
Fink
and
Mary
U
.Mrt. Robert Hartenbach, Mlal
Albert VanCooney, and in Pomeroy
have
returned
(rom
a
week's
v8ca·
Evelyn
Jl'ick, idra. P. K. Smith, .Mn.
wJth rel1tivea.
tlon
at
Vlra;iriia
Beach.
Floyd
Waddell
and daughter, MadBen PhHt:on has returned to hta
l)'n,
Mr1.
Norbert
Compton upd
employment at the Phutp Sporn
Mrs. Elmer Htsklns and Mrs
P'ant atter enjoying a two wee.b' Bertha Gill of Pomeroy RD and dauehter, Kay, Mrs. Bob Hocfllcll
wacation.
Mrs Lucetta Price Portland, 0 and M~a. Or1 Wood and daugbten,
BUiy Davis hal returned to hJa were busineta callera in Pomeroy Sandra and Debra.
Sendlnc gifts but unable to at·
home at Laurel Clitf after spend· I cM_o_n_d•..:Y_ _ _ _ _ _ _ __
Ina: the paat we~~&gt;k with bla aunt
tend Howard
w,re Mrs
WJima
Mrs.
Roush,
Mre Richard
and uncle, Mr and Mn. Homer
Gaul,
Mrs
H.
B.
Grlndot.df
and
Russell t:nd family.
Mro Don Betzlnt.

umbla visited Tuesday with Mrs.

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and Savm

Fred Lelfhel~ Rock

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Miss Jerry Wood
Is Honotecl With
Prebridal Shower

Mrs

Edgar Arnon ond son

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FARMERS BANK
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daughter , Dorothy of Rutland were
busmess vtsltors an Athens, Friday
Mr and Mrs Clifford Leifheit
Mrs L E Reyno1da and Mn
and
son Roger v1s1ted receotly in
Pete Stace attended the Hollldlly
Jack10n
w1th Mr and Mrs Verne
Mug Jerry Wood. whose marfamlly reunion at Look Out. W
Remhart and famlly
to Mr Htrold Hawk will ~
Va , recently
event of this evening, wa1 Ute
Mr and Mrs Wilmer Reynolds
John Thomas entered Holzer gue11t of honor at a 11hower given
and Mrs Emma Wh;kham of Her- Hospital, Thursday u a me&lt;hcal T'buraday evening: at the home of
nn, llllnola, and Mn MUJ Jane patient

Mrs. George Trow of Weat col·

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