http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/b13cd8ecf67acec06aaf9e82f22e2bc8.pdf e801dff0197906dd8657603ea7bc4456 PDF Text Text ., , . . ...... , ....... ,... ~ . ' ,, • '' I • .!,! 'I • • at y Did' You Know 111al . .. ? '., • enttne Devoted To The lnterutt OJ The Meis•·Mtuon Area VOL XVII NO. 119 POMEROY-MiDDLEPORT. OHIO TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1965 By Blanche M. Ha•kine One ol the world's top busl· the accident, it was reported. 'fhe Pomeroy emergency -res- a year as presidelit of the Midness euuctlves, a graduate of cue unit answered a call lo the dleport - Pomeroy Rotary club. Rutland hllb scnool and Harhouse at 7 30 p. m. Sunday. Later, he was associated with l&rd Unlv,erslty, died early MonMr. Rawlings was rushed to the General Telephone compa4ay apparently from a lall the hospital. ny of Marion, Ohio, but left down the basement steps of a, Ml . Rawlings was a native of this executive position to bebo..,e he owned In Pomeroy . Rutland and a graduate of Rut-· come the President of the Richard Harold Rawlings, 60, land High school. He went on IT&T subsidary n Chile. Bewas prono~~J~ced dead at 4 a.m. to Harvard University where he fore leaving South America he In Melge General Hospital. took degrees in economics and was executive vice president Cause ol daath was a skull frac-electrical engineering. for IT&T in South America. ture. He was with the lnternation- AI the tJme of his death he Mr. Rawlings was found by al Telephone and Telegraph was serving his company in an his wife at the foot of steps Company for 30 years, serving advisory post at the New York leading to tbe basement in the in Spain :-;evera! years where city home offices . large home he owned on Unhe hecame flu ent 10 the Span- M;. Rawlings was the son of con Hill, and recently occupied ish language. the late Roy H. Rawlings and by hts nephew and family, Mr. Leaving IT&T in lhe late Mrs. R. H. (Faye) Rawlings, and Mrs. Richard W. Rawlings. 1940s. he and hi s family resid- Union-av, Pomeroy. A brother, The couple, here on a briel vaed in Pomeroy where he look Robert W. Rawlings, also precation from their home In New an ctdive part in operation of ceded him in death. York City. was engaged the R H Rawlmgs Sons Dodge Also surviving are his wife, cleanint the house. agency of Middleport in which Harriet Barr Rawlings; three 1here w~re no witnesses to 1 MR. RAWLINGS he was a partne r, and served daughters , Miss Susan Rawlings, at home; Mrs. John (Mary) : ter , Mrs. Howard E~ing, At- Funeral services will he held Challinor, Bilo Hanzonle. Bra- ~· lanta, Ga.; a sister-in-law . Mrs.[ Thursday al 2 p. m. from the zil; and Mrs. William (Ann) Ruben Rawlings, Middlepor1,1Rawlings -Coats Funeral home Toppe, Quito, Equador; a sis·! and three grandchildren. in Middleport, with the Rev. Howard Ruppel! in charge. Bill' ial wil be in Riverview lery. Fnends may call anytime at the funeral borne. cern• 1 -- '· I TONIGHT " FI ;IST MEN IN THE MOON " £dw;~ rd Judd Governor Sets Airport Meeting Plans For Organ Purchase Completed Martha Hyn --and "BULLET FOR BILLY THE KID" Sieve lh·adie Gorden Club Meeting Slated Mrs. Roher! Reibel, Garden Club Contact Chairman for Me1gs County, has announced a meeting that will be of interest mtGS THEATRE Pcmerot Oh*e ~ ' ...... n I' .- .. ..t-.,. .,, ,,h -<lrn~ ... ni'V'I Plans were completed fQI' the purchase of a Baldwin Electric Organ for the chapter room at the regular meeting of Evangeline Chapter, OES, held on Thursday evening at the Masonic Temple in Middleport. Pro tern officers were Mrs. M. L. French, Associate Matron and Mrs. Guy Reynolds, Ruth, and Mrs. Paul Wino, Mar. shall. Mrs. Delbert Mitclll:ll . W, M. and Allen Hughes, W. P. presided. The initiatory work was e~ ­ emplified by the officers during the evening. Communications were read from Grand Chapter and plans were made to hold a rummage sale FridAy and Saturday. Sept. 10 • II in . . ... .. . "'.. .. ; I I . --- ------- ------- ----- --- -~------- 011101 1 ,, '"' ;,t't\.1 IY ""IIJ ,._ . . . . 1 Tuesday's Television Program WSAZ- TV WCHS- TV Channel 3 Channel 8 I·41 Cora Cob Report 700TodayShow 7 2S Todly Out Your Way 8:25 Todly Out Your Way 1:00 Cartooosville t: 30 Bachelor Father 10:00 Trulh err Consequeaceo 10 30 What's This Song 10:55 NeWI Morning Report II: 00 Concentration 11:30 Jeopardy 12:00 CaD My Bluff 11:30 I'll Bet 12:56 NO'II'I Day Report 1:00 Midday News I :30 SiJJ&ID' Jamboree 2:00 Momenl of Truth 22:30 The Doctors S:OO ADother World 3:30 You Don't Say f:OO Match Game U~ Afternoon Report 4:30 Mr. CarlooD 1:00 Yoet Bear $:30 Adventure of the West f :30 Newa Picture a:u w..111. 6:56 Jim l'backer Sparta 7·00 Huntley-Br1nkley 7:30 U. S. Foreign Policy 11 :00 Newa 1115 Weather 11:20 Sporll 11:30 Johnny Caraon NEW YORK - IUPI;7)-;;;-TL' he United States will participate m the lint International exhibition of drawings by children and youlb to be held in Rormmia. The Children's Art Gallery of New York has been designated by !be State Department's Sov· let and Eastern European Exchanges Stall to make U. S. selections. To date, 20 countries have of· ficially agreed to be represent.td Ia the cultural project sponsored by the Rumanian Mini&try of Education. The assembled works by gifted young people under 17 will be on public di&pllly In Bucharest from Oct. I LISTEN 1360 7:00 Daily Word 7:O> Mike Wallace NeWII 7:30 Buddy Starcher 9:00 Captam Kangaroo 10 ·00 I Love Lucy I 0:30 The McCoy a II 00 Andy of Mayherry l 1.30 Dick Van Dyke Show 12:00 Love Ot Life 12: 2S CBS News 12 30 Search For Tomoi'I'Olr 12.'11 Guiding Ugbt 1:00 Woman's Page 1:25 WCHS News I :30 A.. The World Tuma 2: 00 Password 2:30 House Party 3:00 To TeU The Truth 3 · 2S CBS News 3:30 Edge ol Night ' 20 Sporta 6:30 CBS News 1:00 Joe, Blabop 7:30 Sugarfoat 8:30 'loUywood Talent Seoul 9:30 Peltlcoal JIIDCIIcll 10:00 'lbl Doeton II lbe N~ 11 :00 The NIWI 1'uDJ&ld 11:15 w... 11:20 Movie WHTN-TV Channe113 TUesday, Sept. 7, IDgbllgbll l:bannel l - 7:30 p. m. AM· EIUCAN WHITE PAPER: U· NITED STATES FOREIGN POLICY - a 311 hour special tracing the growth of America's World War II, showing the successes, failures and future rule in world affairs since Wor ld War IJ, showing the successes, fail ure and future goa ls of U. S. foreign polcy •· round the worId. Leading gov· ernmenl officials, foreign poll· ry experts, military personnel and authorities on government onrl political science will be mterviewed. NBC News corr&- i>pondents participating are Chet Wuntley, Oavid Brinkley, Hay Scherer, Robert Goralkl, Elie Abel and Joho Rich. The program is div1ded into three main sections: Part one - tra~ es U. S. • Soviet relationships from the end of World War U until today. Part two -concern the world's new nations and through 20. To the 20th Century R•formalion Hour AI o:,!~E f:OO The Secret Slorm 4:30 Lono Rauaw li :OO Surlsicll I &:00 NeWI Tlllllghl 6:15 Your WeatbeniiiD 930 AM : WMQV Rovonowoad, W. Vo. Daily Word Faith lor Today ~'un School King lDd Odll Morning Movle The Young Set Donna Reed Fatber IDowl IIIII The Reblll Gamo Tbe People'• 01o1C1 2:0J Where the Actloo .II 2:30 A TiJM For US 2 : ~ Newa 3 00 General Hospital 3:00 YOUIII Marrledl 4:00 Trailmllter 5:00 Super Sbow li :35 Superman 6:00 Local New1 I Weather 6:15 Nen 6:30 Lean It To Beaver 7:00 Rlfiemao 7:30 Combat 1,30 Mr:J:Iale'l NaVJ t :OO Tyeooo 1:30 PeJIItD Placl 10:00 lbo Fui!Uvt IUlll NeWI 11:10 Local Newl 11 : li ..,.thR 11 :20 3porll 11 :30 ABC'I NJcllllu. 7:25 7:30 B:00 1:15 9:30 11 :00 12:00 12:30 1:00 1:30 J America'a efforll to deal wllb oaUonali.s m and racialism. Put three - deall with tho growing oonfilct betweea tha u. s. and CoiiiiiiiUilll Qlloa. l£ '1' 1'' . WCHS- TV WHTN- TV Channel 3 Channel 8 Channe113 11:30 Jollnoy Canon The calendar of ancient Mello leo contained 18 months ol 20 days each, with five extra daya 11 !be end of the year being called "Nemonteml" (meaning useli!BI), according to the A.,. tee Calendar Stone, wblcb Is believed to have been cui In !be firs1 or second century A D .. Dan Thom~s &Son -Sorvlo& You SIDce l83r HEADQUARTERS FOR BACK·TO· SCHOOL SHOES ...... ,............ HAl luaJMI A¥L lhlll,..,lo. Ohre 7:00 Daily Word 7. O> Mike Wallace NeWII 7:30 Buddy Starcher 9 11(1 Captam ngaroo 10:00 I Love Lucy 10:30 The McCoys 11 :00 Andy ot Mayberry I 1:30 Dick Van Dyke 12:00 Love ol We 12:0> Newo 12:30 Searcb For Tomorrow 12:45 Guidin8 Llgbt 1:00 Worneo'a Page 1:2> NeWA I :30 Aa the World 1'urDI 2:00 Pasoword 2:30 House Party 3:00 To feU fbe Trulll 3:25 CBS News 3:30 Edge Of "'~ht 4:00 Secret Storm f:30 Lone Ran&• li: 00 Surlslde 6 6:00 News lteporl 6:15 Your Weathennan 6:20 Sportl 6:30 CBS Evening New• 7:00 San Francisco beat 7:30 Mr. Ed 8:00 MJ Llvtug DoD 8:30 Beverly HillbiWOI 9:00 Dick Van Dyke 9:30 Our Private World 11:00 The Newa Tonqbl 11 15 Weather Toller 11:20 Late Show 7:1$ Dill)' Word 7:30 Na9}' Film 8:00 Fun School 9:1$ Kin& lDd Odie 9:30 Moru!Dg Movlo 11:00 Th YOIIDII Set 12 00 Oomll Reed 12, 30 rittblr Kaow• 11e11 I :00 Tbe Rebuo Gillie 1:30 'lbl PeopJn Qlolce 2:00 When the Ac11oD II 2:30 A Time For U1 2:55 New• 3:011 a-.1 llalpltal 3:30 Yo11111 Mln'lldl I I ~· Nln,..A WAR CASUALTY Gen. George Pickett of Gettysburg tame was not killed In the Civil War. Alter the war ended, he returned to Richmond and became a businessmen. Ho died there In 1875. 4:00 fntlm•st. 5:011 SupeJ Sb01t' 1:35 SaptmaD 1: II Local New a I WeatiMr 8:15 Nen 1:30 Leavo It To lleavc 7:011 RIOem•a 7:10 Ozzle IIIICI Harrlel a: so ShiJidlc u:30 Burfle'• Law 10·111 ABC 8eopo II News 11:U Weather 11:20 Bporta 11:30 ABC'a NJahlllfe SATURDAY'S LATB MOVIES Challllel a, "Lady Luck. q 1948, Robert Young, Owlnel 3, "711 Ocean Drive," 1*- Edmoog O'Brletr, lDd Clwmel 13, "The Angry Red Planet," 11159, Gerald Mohr and "P'rl8ht" 1857, Nancy Maloae. MONDAY'S LATE MOVIE Channel I, '"111e Cane of the Cat People," 1144, Simone Slm011. !WEDNESDAY'S LATE MOVIB Charmel I, "AmbUib II Cl~ 111'1'011 Pau," 1951, Seott brady. TIIUR8DAY'S LATE MOVIE Channel B, "De91l's Canyon• 195S, VIrginia Mayo. FRIDA Y'8 LATE MOVII!S Channel 13, "Losl Battalloa,• 1962, Diane Jerge~~~ lDd "811111 of the Gladiator'," 199, Clal' Marlball, Channtl I, '"nne Ma• ter Ract,"1M4, Gtorp ~ II. Man Killed in Meigs County Wreck ' . ' I WSAZ-TV 7: 00 Today Show 7:25 Today Out Your Way 8:25 Today Out Your Way 1:00 Cartoonavllll 1:30 Bachelor Fath• 10:00 Truth or Conlequenceo 10:30 Wbat'a Thill Sonc 10:55 MDI'IIillg Report 11:00 Conceotratloo 11:30 Jeopardy 12:00 Call My BluD 1.2:30 l'U Bet 12:55 Newt Report 1:00 Midday Newa 1:30 Singtn' J!IIDborel 2:00 Moment of Truth 2:30 Tbe Doctorl S: 00 Another World 8:30 Yoo Don't Say t:OO Match Game l : Z5 Aflemoon Report l:30 Mr. Cartooo 1:00 Woody Woodpecker 5:30 Adventures of the West 1:30 .Newa Picture 1:411 Weather 8:55 Jim '111acker Sporta 7:00 Huotley-Brtnldey 7:30 The VlrgiDiaD 9:00 Wed. Nlgbl II lbe Movlel 11:00 Lata NeWI Plclurt 11:15 TV I Weatblr 11:20 Sporta 1 Death Toll Is cl·Im b.mg o N • I ver ati 0 n Wednesday's Television Program .,., Com Cob Report Governor James A. Rhodes , Auglaize, Mia mi, Warren, Cler-[ oping airports. "Every county I pansion program is the only is caUin1 a meellng Thursday , mont. Brows, Greene, Logan, in Ohio shou ld have a tanding sensible answer to the ever . ot co"liiY of~cials and civic ' Hardin, Seneca, Wyandol. Un- : strip that will . accommodate [ increasing need for additional leaden:to.;ljiscuss ways and wn. MadiSon, Fayette. Highland, • tw10-engme. buSiness-type a1r- JObs. Every week an average mea111 of expediting construe- Adams, Pike, Ross. Pickaway .· planes," he sa id. "This is •1 1.000 young boys and girls enlion of county airports. Delaware, Morrow, Crawford , . must if you are to attract in- , ter the JOb market. We must Represe8tallves from 5& cnun- Huron, Perry, Hocking, Vinton . i duslry and provide jobs for provide the jobs, or we will ties are expected to meet with Jackson, Lawrence, Gall!a,, your communities." have to provide a welfare pro- , . the Governor to map detailed Meigs. Washington, Morga n. "We all can he most thank- gram to take care of them," plana to allocate the $>-mllllon Monroe, Belmong. Guernsey. lui to the voters of Ohio who Governor Rhodes staled. provided by the $290-million Harrison, Carroll, Columbiana, responded to the bond program . - Dallas Schultz, 53, Rt. I Reedsville , was dead on arrival of Coolville fire department bond lAue· approved by the vot- Portage, Geauga, Jelfenon, and provided the $>- million we The Governor said that many emergency squadmen as a res ult of mjuries sustai ned in the wreck of this 1951 mod el car near Tuppers Plai01 trs !Jsl May. . Ashtabula, Fairfield, Coshocton asked for, for airport consiruc- of the aforementioned coonties Monday. Two teenagers were also injured in the one-car crash. Meigs county sheriff Robert C. Hartenbach and Invited to the meeting are and Holmes. 1 lion. This is part of our over · I have lost population because of membera of Comrnunity lm- Six counties needing partial· all industrial development pm-1a lack of jobs. "There Isn't al Coolville squad members survey the wrec kage .-Sentinel photo. provement ,Corporations, ~unty [ aid in improving existisg air-I gram to attract new industry sin le communi! in the state engineers and commlssmnel'!l, ports are Mercer, Ashland. and expand present mdustry./ g . , y . . Chambers ~f Commerce repre-/ Wayne, Lorain, Tuscarawas and Last year Ohio had $1.1-billion · wh,ch couldn t cure It~' Ills With aentatlves and other officials. Noble. in new and expanded industry [an add1t10nal 500 Jobs, be sa~d ., 1'11• 30 counties with no air-1 Governor Rhudes said he will this year we can tops this "Adequate airport facilities ore I)Orts Include Pauldln~. Darke, urge the above counties to move record amount. one of the magnets wh1ch at""-blltfll.lll9,n. Henry, Putnam,! with all possible speed in devel- "A successful industrial ex-, tract IOdustry." One man was killed and two and neck while Cnle had a and over an embankment about urial hospital Monday night In 1 other·s injured m a une-<.: ar L<~ - "P' "re forehead laceration and 10 ft The car appan:mly came : an attempt to learn who was .,, '~. ,: ,.,. " ~·.·· ·" . bor Day accident on a rural uU1er culs and contusions. ' to a sudden stop when it hit ai driving tht: wrecked ~~.. li Meigs county road near T up ~ Sheriff Hartenhach sa1d th!S itree stump. . Funeral •et1'fces flir 1lc ult.. ... , ' ........... pers Plains. J mornmg the driver of the carl Prosecu ting Attorn ey Bernard : will be held Thursday al 2 p.m. " Dead on arrival w-•s Dallas was still unknown and an inves-1V. Fultz and Deputy Shenff l at the Eden Umted Brethren SchulL:<. ":!. of Rt. I Heedsv!l le. j Ug-ahon of the wreck 1s bemg. Robert Beegle questioned Crile 1church wllh Rev. Eldon Blake Taken lo Veterans Memorial continued. Sheriff Harlenbach and Med ley at Veterans Mem- officiating. Bur1al wiU be in the hospital by the Coolville fire Ispent five hours at the scene of --- ! Eden cemetery. . . department emergency unit[ the acc1dent which occurred al'l I SurVIVors mclude hiS w1fe. were Greg Medley, I>, and Jack· about 7 p m. last evening. , •Ruth, one son, Earl Schultz of Crites , 17, both of llockingporl. Law enforcement officials and Cleveland; a brother, Floyd Sheriff Rohert c. Harlcnbach the Coolville emergency unil , ' Schultz. RFD Reedsville and one said the accident occurred on were notified of the crash alter/ SISter, Carne Brooks of Logan. the Joppa-Albany road "C-44" one of lhe injured youths gul Fmnds may call at the Ar· six~tenth s of a mile northeast of out of the wrecka~t! and walk(•d ba~rh F'un.rral home ~ny ume Route 681 ' east of Tuppers to a nearhv home. 1 I unlu the lime of semces. Plains. Sheriff Hartcnbach said the 1 1 Authorities ~aid Sch ult z, .Meigs car went out or control as if By Unil~ Prt>ss International : county's. second automobi le fa- , rounded a c-urve on county road [ The natwn 's Labor Day week- I - I tality thiS year, d10d of head 44. The automobile went off tl1e end traffic death toll hovered /· and internal mjunes. The v1c- right Side of the grctvt:l road near a record for the las1 holi tim also had sustained a broken -~--- - - - --- -~ day of summ er toda y. 0 arm and leg. He was pmned m I W1th late roports of fata l ae-i I lhe wrecka ge. Dlt C!dents still coming in early toVeterans Memorial oospital ' • day. the National Safety Coun .: fee feC 8 olficials said late today both n1 said a new record was vir-1 I lually certaiO lo he SPI The I Three accidents on Middl ... Crill and Medley were 10 sa tiS· fa ctory co~dll!on. Medley ~uf, ming death loll also threatened pori streets during the Labor lered a_ fractur ed leU arm and :to make the Labor Day week-, day weekendwere investigated. laceralions of the ch."':.__che~ l IS ;nd lhe worst three-day holiday , The first accident was Satur• IS h1story. day at 3:21p.m. at the interser-Servtce~ Slat..tl Pomeroy Emergency sguad- A United Press lnlernat ional ttion of Rutland and North .Sec3 P.IU, Thurs.Ja men were called five times ov-•compilatmn showed that >13 · ond-sts. Pol ice said Alvin Hall , . Y er lh e Labor Day we.kend to persons were killed in traffic 49 Hartford W Va pulled In Fu I for Erma nera , se.rvlce~ who ' died g~ve assistance to persons in accidents between 6 p m.. local. to the pathway of a car operated w a :ibtt M!!L!!J! McKay 0 Ne ll, 72, . diStress. time Friday and 12·01 a m. to- bv Roscoe E Fife 20 RD Chedd I M da evemng m BUU.ETIN su_ en Y on Y held Thuro· The un1t answered a cal~at day. The breakdown : sh ire. Hall was cited to court Middleport, Will be h Ewin 8 35 p. m. Saturday to five Traffic >53 !on a charge of failure to vield Wade Alva Uttle, ztl, Rl. z, : day at 3 P m. at I e R g I Pomts where a Huntmgton . W . Drownmg< 67 the right of way Damages Cbetlblre, lb)ed ol aa IDle• • 0 Chapel With the Rev. Y Va., woman was injured m a Planes 1.' · · B • 1 ·n be 1were mmor. slve Rearcb alnte be eoeaped B h ff' · r us o ICJa mg. una WI 1 three - car automobile acr1Miscellant'ou s 68 I s d 1 4 04 · from lhe Mlddleporl VUiage 1 in the Sutton Methodist cemeI un ay a : p.m. Middle700 pori police cited Charlotte A. ! dent. Squadmen reported Jean TOTAL Jail 1111 Friday, surread..-ed 1 tery. . . i Staley , the IDJUry Vlrhm. was Texa< had the worst record' Peckham 25 RD Middle ort 10 ijmaelf to Middleport Pollee l Surv!vorMs Kmclud~F~nel ~:~g' I taken to Veterans Memorial traffi c dead. California had 44.: Mayor L.;. Smith's court on ~n Th eblel Herbert Gilkey Ibis 1 omas c ay , · ho<pll:.l for treatment Ill 36 N y k 29 w· ' d · llOndn.. I .. B . . t • M . L! War- ' . I JnOIS . f'w or . Js- 1assure clear distance charge ottom, one SIS cr. yr e and Aga10 at I lp. m. Saturday : consin 27. North Carolina 26, ' following a mnor accdent on I ner, Syracuse ; thr~e gr · the umt was callled to Snow-I Pennsy lvama 21 and Ohio 20 j North Second-av . ~f Gilkey uld Uttle lanJ. 1 children, Karen Sue McKLay , vrlle where Lawrence Dilcher l The lllmois and Wisconsin· Police said Mrs Peckh ed blmaelf Ill at abeat II a.m. ; Thomas 0 Mcay and lm ou ·11 Wh 'l h · . am ran He II Ia cllllodJ II tile Mid- . · · was t . 1 e enroute, anot er tolls wf:'re only one short o( the • into the rear of a ca d · h Mcay, all oC Long Boltorn. h alarm was sounded, but Mid- stale's Labor Day holid av ree- l Truman A Rus u r t~" Y dlepGrt Jill. ' 1 She was a member of 1 f · dleport E-R squadmen assisted ord · : p · se ' ' monWhite Rose Council Ladles Aux- b · th . av. omeroy . Russell was reLittle eocaped from file MJ4. ' 11 lllary t the Brotherhood of y answenng at ca . The previous national record / portedly stopped to make • left dlepon JIQ earl7 Friday by o . Sunday at 7 30 p rn. the em- for Labor Day weekend deaths turn. There was minor . cUmbla& ap 1 rlaal~ waller Rail':"ad Tra~nmenl. .. ergency amb~lance was called of 561 was sel two years ago to both autos. damages Into tile _.. llory .apartFriends may call a l the fun to Lmcoln H11i where Richard That mark also was the worst[ The third a 'd t o meal of Mn. WIJDt Han-lsoa !ral home at any time Harold Rawlings had fallen highway record of any summ•r dav at 4·•• p ccr en Nwash .,unJaU malrta. He fllea left file d ' , ... .m. on ort Secb own asement steps and was weekend. ond-av where Don M Erwin apartmetll tlllhelnl. Ullle Three Enlist for I cnlically IDJured Mr. Rawlmgs 22, Middle rt took h · . • W&l belli beld for qltltloalng Naval Train in!( ~ter 1d~ed at Metgs !Jenera! FOUR ARRESTED Ithe highw.': and ran li~t~~ r~~ II COIIHdloa wffll two reeeat Three Meigs county men ospl a . . Four persons were arrested operated by Alfred R. S"lilh IJiu1larlet Ill Mld~eport. have enlisted in the U S. Navy I The foUl th call of the !'ohday by the Mergs county Sheriff's de-l Rt. 2 Middleport. Irwin was and have been transferred to weekend was on Monday at 11- ,partment over the Labor day ed to court OD ID lssur d '• the Naval Training Center at :31 a ..m. to Hoyal Oak Park weekend. Taken into custody distance charge. Dama :s ~=~ If/ Grt!llt Lakes. Ill. 1 near F1ve Po10ts where Vtrl were Richard Lee Fraley, z1, reportedly not eltensl!e 1f They are Robert R. Gibson, Lee L.wson of South Charleson charges of no opera. . son of Mrs. Frances M. Alkire ton, W Va .. wa s dead on am- tors license, VJolai!on of probaN Pllr lad eooler Wedandlly. LABOR DA_Y PARADE- A bl~ger and better La~r Day parade In Pomeroyiof Harrisonville; Larry D. Mar- val of the squad from an ap- lion and fil!lilious registration, ow l'ou Know Hlp Wday • . M. Low liDicbli Monday morrung, un~er sponsorship of the P~meroy F1re department and emergen- . shall, son of Mrs. Rev a L. vau- parent heart attack. Frank Musser, Rl. 1 Pomeroy, The blgbest l'llte ol deallrs a • 7t. . 'cy squad unit, was Vtewed by hundreds Who hoed the streets. The volunteer depart. &han of Pnmeroy and Thomas The squad was coiled to Un- destruction of property and dis-- from aecldelllill - - - - - ,_meots also sponsored 1 barbec~e chicken dinner and two appe~ra~ces by the Hoxie 1M. Stnver, son or' Mr. aod Mrs. ion-av at 12:13 p. m. immetli- turbing the peace. Harry D. ia three westera states - w,. LOCAL 'l'l!lMP8 Bros. clr~us. ~cenes from the parade included Suzy Parker, re1gumg Mei_ga county IE. J. Stover of Rt. 3, Albany.! ately afu.r it returned from Smith, 58, Pnmeroy, intoxica- omlng, Nevada, llld ldabe _ The temperalurl In Pome-,Junlor Miss, r111lng in a convertlbl,e (top photo) dr1ven by local Jaycee President Curt i Marshall and Gibson enlisled !the other run, where Don Ro~ tion and disturbing the peace where Ia or mMt people (If!' 1 lOy's business district at 11:65 McDanlel, and Phil Williamson, president of the Middleport Shrine Club, driving a ~ in the Navy's high school grad- ! son was injured in an auto- aod Donald Lovett, 4Z, Portland, IM,tlll die tJf fatal IIC!ddellll, e.m. IAldiiJ wu 10 dipet~ un--leports car, High school bands frolll Eastetn, Southern, Rutland and Pomeroy were · uate training program. Stover mobile crash. He was taken to . disturbing the peace and intoli- eccardiD& to tile Meta rUill 1'Atered aa 1 seaman recruiL 1 dlr 1111111)' lklet. IDIDiiJ those ma!Qng the parade lineup. · 1Veteraaa J4emorial, IK>opilal. c:ation. Life lrtalruee tqauJ.1 ! M'ddJeport p }'JCe probe I p U• omeroy A. F' nswers .·• . 1 ,_. .~ w Th k ve 1Dl (•}} ress a s 'I 1 I "' I · · • · • i · , • · • ' • · 1 I c I 4 I eather . · ct: I De~ter, e-- i I ... \ '· �, \ ' 1. . .~ IIeanng . set 3 .Prel"Imtnary ,,. Today For ClevelandMother Norma .Dean R• SI d • l 1P M!dd1 rt 0 S t 1 ter. Preceding her In death was 2_ Rat·int• Unh [all···1 DaH!Senl_~e.· - omer~:_ epo ' .::. ep . 7 • her husband Harlas in 1931. and Tinu·s Sunday Through stafl 11111\aal> one brother, Delbert Eiselsteio. llacin< Fir<t Aid Squad by telephone calli to olfl· Survivors include the followwas summoned three tlmes Sun· clals in Washington, ing children, Woodrow Dean .• , day . \\ stayed in close touch with Marianna, W. Va., Lloyd Dean. CLEVELAND (UP!l-A court tornev Gerald S. Gold. I The unll was called for Max· velopments in the Kashmir Lakewood, Ohio; Bob Dean was 1o dec1de today at a pre· He. sought unsuccessfully at ine Shain. Antiquity, at 1:55 ll On Ill, Including United Natlloos Or UfS and Clarence Dean, both of Cotiminary hearing whether Mrs. Her arraignment Thursday to p.m . She was reported ill, but efforts lor restoring peace lumbus; Earl Dean, Chester; Mariano Colby shoold be held have Mrs. Colbv freed on bond was not taken lo a hospi!Jll. At Dcnold Robl'oon 68. Rt. I, In tully endoned. . JI'Uneral ...-vi""' for Norma Betty Che..uer, Tuppen PIIIM; !lie grand jury on a first· She has been in !he Cuyahoga 4 :10 p.m .. squadmen transport· Pomeroy. wao admitted at Vel· Dean, 69, Chester, who died on three brothers; Emell El.!eJ. 10 ie&11!1! murder charge in the County Jail here since. cd Melvin Porrester. Rt. 2 Ra · erans Memorial hospital the Monday eventna •t the Camden- stein, Couer De Alene, Idaho; lata! shooting of John Cremer Mrs. Colby . who first blamed r1ne .. to Hnt.zer Hnsp1ll as a day following a one · car LA JOLLA, CALIF. Clark hospital, P1rkersburg, el.· Dayton Elselstein, NOI'I'OII'S, Va. YOUili Jr., eight-year-old play- the shooting on her '"n. rned1cal pat1ent and al 6:20 p. dent on Union-av m Pomeroy. days of living underwaterdllmiH ler a long iU1111r, will be held Roy Elselstein, Mann, W. Va. mate jlf her son, Dane claimed the Aug. 24 slaymg was ~ the unit was called .lor Mrs. Pomeroy PoUce Chief " round-the-clock hu not '111ul'lday at I p. m. at !lie one lisle, Mabel Shallk, Foster M"Coy of R e Sh I" b ld Robe ·•paretll· ened the enth .. ium o1 Cbester "·"·"'"' Church wt'lb Columbus. "We have more work to com~ an accident. The killing O(' -' · "" acm · e ,e ster sa son 111 .aw::WJUI.I.U'~ plete. but we will be ~repared curred In her home and she WRB taken to Veteran' Memor- ly passed out causing ica's 10 lqU811Butl. the !t.v. Warren officiating. ~ may II the z... show the court evidence 10 dumped the child's body in 1al Hosp1t"l. and adm1tted as a p. m. mishap. Robeson's 1961 GENEVA _THE on·v••,.•l to project psychologist Burial will be in the Chesler ling Funeral home 11Dtil II a.m. 10 medll'al i•"IJcnt ' d 1 1 t' gon w t today accepted a neutral Helmreich. Cemetery. She was a member Thursday when the body will hold her Cor the county grand Gates Mill s. another suburb . " · · mo l~ ~ a mn wa en Jury .. ." said Paul D<mald•on, Police claim the trigger pull of Veter . . an embankment alter leavin.~l tion•· proposal for a treaty ban- "'11lelr mood Is ifell." H:l:~\rot:_:;th~e~~~-·~·:-::~e~Ch=ureh=:or~Ch:•:..:be:..:ll:k:ell~t.o~llle~e:h:urch:;.·--I! as•istontlaw director tor sub· the revolver that killed the boy . r""' Memorial Ho•pltal the highway. The Pomeroy ning und<rground nuclear tests reich reported. "11ley ar urban Shaker Heights. is so stiff il rould not have been . Salu day Admtsotons - llet· ergency unit wa s summoned above a certain size coupled cheerful, they feel very active. . . . lie Pomeroy Agnes the •cene. Th• Shaker He1ghls woman ,• fwed ""''dentally. WhitWlut. p· with a moratorium on .mailer They are buoyant and not at lawyers planned to ask that she 1 Detective• also still •ought M' e. 11 1merLoy : Gene Chaney, Pollet said Robeson 's tests. all blue or dislrellsed. . mersv e· ester B Batley h ·1 d ed N 0 be released on bond the dealer Mrs Colby bought Mlddl · · • wa• eavt Y amag · Semyon K. Tsarapkin, the "[ have particularlY notice<! II . ·'If we can show that the pre the 32-caliber, li~e-shot revolver H tepot rl; WJamve' Bailey, rests were reported 88 • •••"" 1chief Soviet negotiator at the the conslstance of their neaC··ll un mg fin . a he Lab D sumption of guilt is not great. from . Salurda ' Dl b · ol I or ay . 17-nation disarmament confer· lions." Helmreich added. lite court can set bail, " ' "id : 1 Sh·· •ol<i police she bought the Sundoy YAd~~..~~::• - None, Arrest.. by the pollee ence here. said the Sovi~t~ )Jn- one departs very far from ; un : .... , · tilree years ago. thy McC R . _Dcro- ment over the weekend lnclud- ion Is "ready to agree without general good mood." ' . Shakt·l tletg . hls PoI'Jce I.~-I Gardner.,oy. acme: Michael ed Cl ay Ebl'm. 4> ' R. ·loD·. P"t.m· delay" to such a treaty . SvrBcuse. llalph Schaar, however, satd : SUnday Dlschar M eroy, on an m xtca Jon CHICAGO "We h""e good reas011 to be· Hussell (' . gesd r~ charge. and Hallie White. Pom. . ·· ,ummms an son Raf . JOHNSON CITY, TEX. Stanton Heinz, m, heir to the lieve- 'i hP bought 11 more rerent- cine · Mrs Lew · Sa ' eroy, on a charge o1 at1JOg to 18 President Johnson kept conHeinz food fortune, died early ly " dau•;hte · R . Grson and have her vehicle under control. 1 " r; acme; eorge Nor. I ed . d cerned watch today on the loday. apparently of i ris , Racine; Ruthle Walker She was mvo vd m anhacc1 en1 mountmg warfare between In- ed gunshot wounds, poilu re1 FRIDAY and SATURDAY NIGHTS ;._ Reedsville· Ann H • on Nye-av Frt ay n g t. dia and Pakistan But he al10 ported . 0 VISITING HERE flavrn· ·. . armon. New Pomeroy Mayor Charles Le· .lerry R. Zerkle Quorl,·rmas- i'orlla~dWilham Mlddleswartz, gar has lined Ronald Cleland. maintained a drum-fife of cheer· They Slid it appeareda ~~~~~ ~~ Count on Ul for prompt, expert workmlnMeigo county farme,.. hav· ter third class, son nl Mr. aud d . Mrs. Charles Land- 19 I angsville $15 and costs on ful home news rangmg from 26, shot hlmglf In the 11 lhip on your nttdt. FREE INSTALLATION. In& problems in remodeling '! Mrs C•rl Zirkle. Hartford. W. l'n" a~ son .. Rutland; Brenda a , sp.eeding ~barge and Isaac federal cost cuts to !ltlrvival of and In the head wltb 1 15 . . . . . nn rw,m, Haerne. bre pistol. t>ualdmgs or homes , or m con- Va , arnved home \-lond<~ :o Jl·r- 1, M d Ad Smi th Bellaire 0 has forfeit· the whooping crane. . f 'I· . h b . V , :-.~· . , 1, . I on U\1 missions - Don ld " , ' ., structJOn ot new ac1aties , may ry as een m "' · din ~ t ' r- nobe .011 · p a ed a $50 bond on a reckless op,ecure expt>rl ht>lp Thursday, a! mnntrs. He flew by jH trom . mer ~p ' om~roy; . Cora F'ol~ eralio[] charge. September 9th . by calling lhe l San Diego l.o. Culumhu< o~eroy , Nellie Connolly. - -- - Off . "'me . (,regory Medley Hock County Exten~ton . Ire. was accompamed home b~ ~lr. ingporl. Jack C . ' . La.rry J .. Segerhnd. E,x- and .~rs Wilham ;•,..,.kit· "nd M· 1 1 ·, 1 h rttes. Coolvtlle; v . II rl )1":' 1' eac am Dexter :enSJnn A~r H'U Ilura I , .ngmeer, •family and Mr. and Mrs. t:"r · 0 .. •h · · ' • will be in the county visiting IZerkle. lie will be here sel'eral A· 1 '~' arges. Monday - .James . l"tln~ pa!l\' wtt. h Cnun-I d<~vs. at t .v. llun tmaton farmers !It ~ ·. Mr•., . Lloy d ty EKtension Agent(: E. Blakes·' . Hou<e and daughter. Pomeroy. 0Uf 3fJDS Man In]· ured JA d n cci ent ~ at Ites ate 0 M day F Th day WTORLD laud can MOORE'S Service Center ° 1 Farmers With Problems are T Have HeIP IS OPEN I '"''l 'i R· .' ANNOUNCEMENT squad Ans"rers F AI FREE HEARING TEST I fm a visit VISIT S'rATE FAIR I A:•·ligs Geneml Hospital Middleport emergency • by l't'quest ing Mr and Mrs Jnhn 1\k Drr m· m 81iluns Saturday - Vir· rue squadmen were summoned I visit the l'arm. 1itt o! Cltlrnn , Carolyn I< 1z e r, : gr! lludson. Pomt'my, Mrs Isa- three times over the Labor D::~v desirPd should ~ Hartlord . Mr and \lrs Wll-] f)~:) I HRnnaiJ s, Pomerny. weekend. Today at 9:29 i-1 '-J contaclin~ thE' ham Zt•r kle. and f:lt~c.mor Win· 1 lh~•·hargeH SafurdU)' - .\1 r s. they were railed for Sherry SllHEKit'rt!i ion fHtl t't' WY 2-:\895 I gtlL S_vnwusr. attelldt>d Ihe ' Dan Humphrey, Atlwns; F'lor· mon~. 18 . Middleport, who had --~---Ol no .'ltHLt• fair Sund<:Jy i enrt' Uur ns1dc. Ponwrnv : Isa· fallen and suCfered a Iacer a- , bt·~l llmm;:t/,s Poml' rov tron of the he'!Jd She was taken I Sunday Acmi.,!uns - Frank ' to Veterans Memortal hosp1ial t:NTEKTMNS t'RIIl.IY f M1" \larm Karr rni<'I I:O tn· .l nli m11111 l'•···neroy I The squad wa s called Salur· er nl Pt Plj•ii.sant. W \"a llon- .'-lUnday l>i:i,·harg rs llr1llie 1dtJy al 11 ·25 p.m. for Mrs . Ross oevOT!L TO tNl.llfS, Of- Wi th a dinner Vnda ". t'\"(.'ll l rJU i.Jl (;ret'll . Pomeroy; Anna Perry, Hannahs who was MlflGS 'IIIA80N AR•* h All hl·r honw S\ri-ll'll " '' llrune1 lilll \ .. r lrgl l llud ~on . Pome- breathing diHi eully . She. 11 oc h1ra s . owen. Putltllhtr ( 1 h cnut e r flnn•h•ll . ""''o' m;\dP It T cn·:Jm . r·; 1k t> and p i t' r rry ', !/ a rrh llnrak, Pr1rne- trtm s:)()r\t•d to Meigs General t'uh t'" nl'i t e~ e ry alt .. , ,., .. ,., e~ ·· ,.p t I II I 1 r. rm ,. h0 Sp11· J.1 su 101 tav 11 , the 1 tll 1u v~ll o•v >' uhhd"t W f' rf' "-f'I'VP( WI 1 l i P ("11•">\ 1'11 1 '"~ ""'~->''"\ r 11 • \leeturnc;o . kt' l'orn ·. dmrwr tn observ;-mt·r• n f \1rs_ ~.Wnd<t)- Admissions - C:ub·a l On Sunda v at 2 07 a.m. the 1 ,..,,. , <11'\ m H"~1 o 1' <~ Oftw •· 1•h""" .· . 11!1 1· (' t ·f · · . · I \~ ~ ·'·'~1~ ~er~r•nriiJ pnone w-v 'I· I Wt·e-~r· ~ hr rthda y. · t It'S ure ; Vn·glllla squad umt went to the South 2 1 ~.·. r.mnm \1iddleport · Hoy Wme-iThird-st re ~ ide()re or George t.u'"'"'a •• tlc·o.-111 •"Ill" m111 11n1 1. . . ' 1 rJ> ,<I""' .. . • h~ p u •l .. tt io· >ll Il l f' niUf"I<>Y . E~TEHT.'\INS .'oll'~DAV Jl r>!Hl f"! SH <irll :->e. Conde. Mr. Conde had report· U!i~·: .. on;ol ~d•·rt!l~ita rt>prf'~.. ni~\IYf! : !\IL..,S Tl wl m<1 ( ; rtll ''- l ' l" t.'! i! ('f - lli'i(:tmrgrs Monday F.thP! :ed ly injurt'd hi!i hand and was ~"" " ni! ll• « 111111 ~ 11 · 111 ~ · :14J I "": ~IR!tl I tHinf'd with ~ dintlf'r ~und;-~ 1· at MrKm ~h l , Pornt>rov. tn· A1f'd bv a locH! physician r., n >\ Vl' '-"="' ~"' ~ 1 oh, \ ,•.-· l<•l"k I . · r • · ... un~·· •wtiton n r~<:~ . I~H ., .. r .. <~ 11' her lllllll t' ('ltt'r n · St Pn·<;t•n t l Th e other c ;.~ll was at 7·16 p. r~ • '""" ' wlur r• •v~ •l~lote ~ :J~ t ~ 11n1 1 ~. d \1r ~· . .le ~ se Grue'l- 1 RF.SIGNS POST m_ Sunday to the home of Get· 1,.., wt!!e k. one n ·:.u II' .,h .. , ce a' 1Wf're ,v1r . em 1 11 1 1111 " "" "' • •" '1' ol'fiu 11!'181"1- "'" rer or Pr P!e..; ;-Jill \\' Vrt . llnnBi llv IIi II H'Hc ine Ita!! re- I rude Kim,~ nr1 North Sf'cnnd · rn""'h~ a~ AD ~ Hrre• •Tlftlllh~ ~~ 911 1 . I · • ' th "'n'" ' K nu te 111nu• C"at-rte• "~'~' ald Stwers. Mi ddle~10r! : M i s s 's ignt>d as sdwol bus Uriver in cav where Irm.t MrCay Oneil 1 v ..... .,ot •v :t l l<~~h t eo o nt- mnt " h Sl :w ( -" I :-;outht·rn · • hnol Dlslnct · · W~ S dt>fld on Hl'fi VI:I l of the squad I• >niU I nne ¥0!'lll $1fl : ill mon lhl ,ena ( d. "Ut'W r . f-J t)lllt' I"IJ)'I CI IIV Loca 1 Sc 5.t~ rhrl't' •no nth~ Ill oo . l t.he hostess. fo r other t>mployment. ' IJnJI. lt!t!. Arrangements should u~ rnade Mr. Segerlind to Tht> rype nt ht>lfJ ht' ~i vr11 when THE DAILY SENTIN£l II Wilt Bt Given By William Dlltt, Athens, who hn ' mort thon 1S yro. experience. He will demontlnte tho moat romarkoblo now hearing aldt by Rldlottr. Remember the place ond the dolo. La Salle Hotel, Middleport WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 8, 2-5 P.M. Cell For Home Appointment - No Cherge ------ llADIOe?· -- ·-liol•l'l··· DILES RADIOEAR LY J-4550 245 I. IIIII It, AthoM. 0 eMUFFLERS e TAIL PIPES -~ e SHOCK ABSORBERS • Batteries • Seat Covers e FLOOR MATS, ETC. MOORE'S MAIN ST. POMEROY WY 2·214* ------ --- · - - AT RUTLAND FURNITURE Pre Season SA I.E of SAI.ES • Low, Low Prices! ARNOLD GRATE SH 2·4211 RUTLAND, 0. Big Savi:ngs e Limited Number At These Speelal Prices% 'p ' .I nightcap. Chris Short ·went 1111 distance to win hi1 lltb plllt for the Pllillies. Jim Wynn hit his f'ltb bomt ran m tha evenlb imrq 11(1 loser Larry JackSOn 112-ia) ,... was locked m a tigbl pitchiDI By GEORGE c. LANGFORD 5-2 lead in the eighth when In the 12th innmg. winnin~ I hiI> anu ; lnll'k f·lll 11 lleds to , in the firs t game to g•vr Tracy duel with Wisner Die~ farrell UP! Sports Writer I Drysdale uncorked another wild pitcher Frank Linzy led of! lor ga111 '' " hll• ' " ,,,, '. i{ulwrto ' Stallard his lOth trmmph m J> l (16-9 ). >'arre!l yielded only flvt Did one of [)on Drysdale's fa- one with Willie McCovey at bat the Giants with a single. Al ter · ( 'l~lnt-'nl(' tu1LH'! l'd 111 lllr· iJrst l decisions. Adolfo Phillips hit hi s· hJts, all singles. Two of them vorite weapons backfire' . and Matty Alou on ftrst. It put D1ck Schofield fanned , Molly g•n~e :.1111 r;crw AI •·y drove l1 h d th d 1came in the fourth iOning folo . 'nch d . ld . I . . . . d AI I d Li d I . h first ome run an ree OU·i lowOO by a wa lk and Ed. .PIU"' o.• The6--toot,S.l si _e-wre ·:Aou m scoring posttlon an ou or(."e nzy at secon l1urm: lilt tll·t·r<;IVI~ l:1 ly 1n t e j . . ing righthander of the Los An- McCovey ~romptly singled him base but the return throw ro seVI.•ntl• all >'r "" error by Pete bles to lead the Phtllies attack I ley's sacrifice fiv thai produced By Bob Wingett geles Oodgers often has been hom• and then scnred himself first l•iled to double Alou aiJttose. ,\I. ll.d kao worked the! on four St. Louis pitchers in the I the CUbs only run accused by enemy batsmen of on Jtm Hart's 20th homer that . though the toss was m t1me I last c. 1x rmt1n g:-: ol Ow n1gh!t'ap --- - - --- - throwing at thelr shortribs, al~ tied the score 5-5. , The 1.1mpire ruled Dodger pitch to win 11 1 ~ -~ L\th g:1me in 11 de. though Drysdale mair'ains "I Cincinnati slipped II'. games I er Howie Reed fail ed to touch ,.;" """· I A ~andsome trophy was presented "Cncket" Searles, never deliberately hit a batter off the pace and mto a third the base, and Los Angele" pro- i . Carl) llomrn 670 South Fourth, Mtddleport, wmner of a tournament in my lile - 1 just pitch 'em place tie with Milwaukee by tested loudly . H1 co l ';ut ; l,..lif'>i o home ! Saturday at !he R.tvers!de Golf club near Mason . for\tight. That's my bread and but- dropping a doubleheader to Alou stole second and scored run . douh l•· '"'d " >~nele in the I Central Operating company workers of the Phllhp• ter." Pittsburgh, 3-t and 4-2. The the decisive run on Jim Daven-\ firot g: n~>· to !'•''"' :ill' lln1v•·s Sporn plant. I Two of Don's "right'' tosses Braves tripped New York twice. port's single. victor ~ o vPr til l' \11'1~ .wd .lrK· Searles recorded a seven over-par score of . 77 to soared for wild pitches in cru- 14-2 and 3·1, while Houston l'he other di sputed play oc· Torre d"''" rvd n ;, " ''' lo,,leo edge Bub Silvers, Pomeroy, by two strokes, m the \ cial situations Monday and they nipped Chicago 2-1 and St. curred in the seventh when ! smglc 1n tlw ll>~rd lnnlflg ol 1he champtonshtp fhght. . opesed the door for five San Louis trounced Philadelphia 10-3 1Johru\;' Roseboro hil a solo . m ~ht l·:.r to '"" '"" ' i>•r the sr·<·· . Other~ wmnmg honors were L. R. Gilland, low gross FranciHco. runs marked by two in the first .game, belore losmg 1 homer that hit a rail and ! ond 1r. nnq•l l 11., ·11, i·ISI'ill'l' , tn the _first fhght, G. Arnold, runner-up low gros.s m heat<:d diSputes. moved the a 16-5 deciSion to the Ph1lhes 1n1boun ced ba ck on the playmgj l1·n l ;ond \1':•11·· ll·•" ngamc , 1 ftrst fhghl; T. W. Abohn, low gross m second fhght: Giants within one game of the tho mghtcap. field . with the G~ants puttmg ili 116·91 "'"'" li>l' " ""' '" while Buck Tennant, runner-up low gro~s m se~ond fhgbt, National League-leading Dcdg- In the American League. the in play and tagg1ng Roseboru AI J<ll'l<""' "'"I .L,.k FJSher l Chicagc Whi!A! Sox swept a dou- "out." But umpire Billy Wil·l losl ih l•~r 1111h :~nd l!ll h games. Silvers, longest dnve; Arnold, Wtlhs Duddmg and Sh· ers. vers, closest to pin; Bob Gilmore. fewest putts; G. Arn· Orlando Cepeda was pinch-hit· bleheader from California, 2-1 Iiams ruled it was a hnme run .' resp<•r 'lllf'il-, l•.r 111e ~1ets old, most birdies; Searles, most pars. and runner-up__f?r t~ng ag~inst Drysdale in the is 10 innings and 4-3, and cut , . Hailer stroked Drysda le's Lou Brnl'k bell•·d a 11Hr'•··run least pulls! and W. L. Zer· . d , H fifth lnmng wtlh the Dodgers Minnesota's league lead to 41'. first pttch ol the nmth mnmg. horner ;rnd sl,le hs 5fHh base kle, most ftves. lers, Room 527, ~- ren s 0" holding a 4-0 lead and Giant games as the Twins lost the lor his.llth home run to t1e I he and Phil C :~~ l <lno h•t a 1\m-run 1 ~ii Mr. Abohn. Sporn plant man- p1tal, Columbus, ill runners on first and second. An second game of their double score 6-6 afler Wes Parker'.-\ I round .Jrlprt•r lor the ('ant:na l~ ager, msde the trophy presen· We understand Wt am ~ apparent brush back ~itch went header with Kansas City 4-3 run-scoring singled m the eighth ! · lations. John Teaford and Jun· be a pat~ent at the hosptta1 0~ astray and Tom Hailer scored after rallying 1o capture the had pu' the Dodgers ahead. Dear Agath a lor Gibbs were official scorers. at least two more weeks. an all the way from •econd and opener 11-6. Cleveland toppled The Pirates trumped the H" ls ' wtll ~ontmue the therpay treat- and Hal Lanier scooted to third Washington twice 5-3 and 4-3, on the pitchmg ol Boh Veale in ! "Ca n a prpe tobacco William Sellers the Pony men · where he scored on Cepeda's Baltimore swept two from New the opener and a bases loadc·d c 1gacet!e rf ,7 /!y t a.s!e Full power, with power seat and windows, radio, League ball play~r who had a SPORTS SCENES _ Roger sacrifice fly . York 2·1 and. 6-Z and Boston double by Willie Sta rge ll in the mild o·· ti nted glass. \\'bite side wall tires, wheel discs. Green tumor removed from near his Birch and Steve Cleland in the Build Early Lead slopped DetrOit 4-1. mghtcap that drove "' the wm spine in r rare operation over finals of the golf tourney being The Dodgers had built up • Dodgen Prot•st mng run. Veale scallered "'"" . De ar 5 mo k e r' "S lop eskinq q,,es ti·)nS . . insid e and out Heal nice. a month ago, continues on t~e held at Guernsey Country club S tart smok1ng Half a nd road to recovery at Chtldren s on the Hubert Price farm in hospital in Columbus . Portland The tourney is beHa lf ,o r: rcl tce ." .//·i William Is undergoing daily mg played amid a pasture full "'LEVELAND (UP!) - The six-pointers goals of 32 an<! 14 .'•ard' hy tts Cleveland Browns ' umbrella de- Green Bay · scored In the first . .' four·hour therapy a t th e hosp it· of cows . InJury !Jlkmg . Chandler. GMAC Financing Available at to regain use ol his legs. toll at Eastern as SIX boys are f h 1 th . k · On Sunda Sept. , William sidelined with various ailments ense sprung more o es an a on a fiY;·yard run by Paul Hor· The Browns' all ac wa s >I\'· I 12 will celebr!ie his h birth· . Forked Run and Royal Oak p~ece of SWISS cheese Saturday nung. chmaxmg a 73-yard drtve mied by an inlercept1on . light ! 151 . . he · room Park !raving many campers ov- mghl as Green Bay hung a ~ that mcluded a 44-yard pass coverag e ot Cl11f McNe il -- re· 527 day . He WI,11 slhl11 . m er the holt'day weekend 14 defeat on the world cham- from Starr to Boyd Dowler. placing the IDJUred Paul War- 1 at Children I OSP118 1· 1 can .. . . · Cl I d · d h . 1· ld II k d think of many better places to Bob Louks. Syracuse Ball Park pmn: . eve an he t e score m te at an er - an a strong b b r b.rthd owner getting a write-up on his Its obv1ous Coacb Blanton !he second period on a !Oyard rush on Ryan ' .' ' ,_, 1 Cadillac - Oldsmobile \.,,.-,., ,.,· :. ey~~.\~:~~~r~ ca~ rn:~~ his facilit~ in the ·. unday edition of Olllier will he busy doing some pass !rom Frank Ryan to Gary The Packers alsn held Brown ~ I . -' birthday a bit brighter by send· the Columbus dispatch . Prep- patchwork on hiS aerial defense Colhns. . to 76 yards m 16 . rushes .. 11 1 "You'll Like Our Quali1J Way tf Doing Buslllea" ing him a card. 1 am sure ho orations being made lor the thiS week as the Browns pre- EliJah P1tts cracked over gave the R3 ,11H fans somelh:ng ld . t It 11 football ..eason openers through- pare to meet the Ptttsburgh from the one to put Green Bay to bllhankful to r .. the Hro•ns WY 2-5342 Pomeroy Ohio woThu apddprr":'s~ ~ Ji~~.;· Set· out the county this Friday night. Steelers at Akron's Rubber abead lo stay in the second per· don 't face Green Bay tn regu· " , e 8 Bowl on Saturday. 1od. tar season play thr s year. ,..,_,,., '············ · .. . ( ·,,., ..,~ ...... Bart Starr, the first really Den Chandler hit a 19 • yard --classy quarterback the Browns field goal and Starr connected "" opposed in pre· season play. with Dewier on a Ill-yard scorpicked the defense aparl. The ing pass in the third period. Packer signal caller connected Cleveland got another !ouchon 13 of 19 pass attempts for down in the final period on 211.! yards and one touchdown. Jimmy Brown's seven-yard run, Jy Ualted Pres• International Philadelphia at Milwaukee, His passing set up two othPr but that was offset by field 1 night Natloaal I..eaglle Pittsburgh at St. Louis, night W. L. Pel GB (Only games acheduled) Los Angeles 79 60 .:itlll American League San Francisco 76 59 .563 t 77 61 .558 II'. W. L. Pet. GB Cincinnati 77 61 .5511 11'. Minnesota 87 54 .617 Milwaukee I! 76 65 .5!9 4 Chicago 82 58 .586 4'h Pitsburgh 70 68 Ji11 81'. Baltimore 71 59 .566 7% Philadelphia 70 70 .5011 91'. Clevehlnd 76 62 .551 9% L--~--St. Louia 65 75 .461 IS Detroit 76 63 .547 10 Chicago 60 79 .432 19 New York 68 73 .4B2 19 Houston 45 116 .319 341'. , California 64 77 .454 2J New York ' Waahington 62 79 .440 25 Monday's Resulh Boston >5 86 .390 32 : Pittsburgh 3 Cincinnati I, lsi Kansas City 51 87 .370 341'. II 1 Pittsburgh 4 Cmcinnati 2, 2od Monday'• Results St. Louis fo Philadelphia 3, lst Balimore 2 New York 1 lsi Philadelphia 10 St. Lou!! 5, 2nd Baltimore 6 New York 2 '2nd Milwaukf! 4 New York 2, 1st Cleveland 5 Washington 3, tst Mtlwaukee 3 New York I, 2nd Cleveland 1 Washington 3, 2nd San Francisco 7 Los Angeles 6, Chicago 2 Calif. I, 1st, 10 ins. ; 12 innings . Chicago 4 California 3, 2nd ·• 1 HoUlllon 2 Chicago I, Dlgbt Minnesota 8 Kan. City 6, 1st 1, Tuesday'• Prnhable Pltcbero Kan. City 4 Minnesota 3 2nd I TRY A THRIFT BOX San Francisco at Los Angeles Boston 4 Detroit 1 ' ' llwilighi!-Shaw (14-ll) vs. Os· Tuesday's probable Pltcben 0' COL SANDERS teen 112·13). Baltimore at New York (2) _I· PIt Is burgh at Cincinnati Bunker (7·7) and McNally (7~) 1 tnight) - Cardwell (11·9) vs. vs. Downing (12-!2) and Cullen ' Ellis 117~) . (3·3). , 1Dnly games s:'heduled) . Cleveland at Chicago (twt· i Wedaelday • Games hght) -Terry (11-4) vs. Pizar- 1 'IECII CHICKEN ONLY $1.89 Houston at San Francisco ro 5-2). ! REO. S2.25 NOW New Y_o~- ~t_£i_~c~n~~·- nlght oslon at Detroil (night) Monbouquette (8-17) vs. Aguirre ISERVES 3 TO 4 PEOPLE! Mt)or League Leaden (13-9). By United Pres• lntematlaoal (Only games scheduled 1 National League WedaesdBJ"• 'Game• G. AB R. H. Avg. Washington at N. Y., twitight I Clmnte, Pill 131 516 8t 178 .345 Los Angeles at Kan. City, nighl ' POMEROY Aaron, Mil 131 419 99:62 .325 Minnesota at Chicago, nigbt ! PHONE WY 2-5432 W& US& WELKER$ FRESH POULTRY ONLY Rose, Cin 138 576102182 .316 Baltimore al Del. 2, tw~night Mays, SF 13t 467 95147 .315 11<Bos~to~n~a':l~Cie~ve~land~,~rug~·~h:_t-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Wllams, Chi 143 571 99178 .308 J .Aiou. SF 116 439 61135 .3011 . •lien, Phila 138 524 83 151 .307 Clndnn, Pitt 141542 79166 .306 Flood, SIL 135 532 7S 160 .301 Alou. IIIII 127 5ll 18153 .299 Amerlcaa Leape tt's !IO easy to turn out h1FJ-W1nn1ng re c1pe~. t' v- "'/ G. AB R. H. AVI. . trme ... w rth a Gas r,1nqtL On ly G:1s hJ". tfu 1 I" -' ' · Yzmskl. Bos 113 422 68 138 :sJ.7 Oliva, Mlnn 136 532101 169 .318 [ turn it on . .. and stops tb:~ rn ;1.mt you turn 1! (lit. Rbnsn, Balli 118 457 87 If! .3011 Nd ove rcookr na or hJnqtJV•'I l rrJt. GJ 'i 81H'1"'". Whtnd, Clev 109382 40 114 .2tll ofdolamto With -a 8ra1n even adJ USt ,ll l :om.:.;! IC.:.lll y . A.11d yv11 Davllo, Clev 124 456 57134 .294 get so many other cook1nq ilt'!flS. with a 1nrHil'lil Kaline, Jei 110 357 116 105 .294 11fLIIIIIQ8antidslitl ol peop6e Hall, Mlnn 131 463 71135 .292 G.1S r a n g ·~. s~okeless br oriiWJ and f 1Jil1C krs ~;P.d, fa I . . . . ol ciBaa1t Clavlo, Clev 138 506 79 1411 .2119 broiled fl avor . Proq r a rn1 n~d cook 1 ~g that kP-e ps Wagnr, Clev 125 457 60182 .289 casseroles and ro dsts pipinq hot lH\td se rv1ng 11 r11C. 1'88SOIIS. KAiepipg the Hward, Was 129 448 47128 .288 Gas ranges are style leaders. tau -. lcsr gned to Home RUnt kid& well ell i d is 1 match the dlicor at to day's sm.n k11chens Why Nadual Leape - Mays, GlrB II t:ll MIOUgh. not please your f Jnl rly and yo1r1 se lll See your ants 13; McCovey, Giants SZ; Mathews. Braves 30; WIIU81111, Gas appliance dealer today. ~&tot2000 Cubs 2Q; four players tied with For cooking, Gaa makes the big difference 28. , • • coati teas, too I Amet!eu Leape - Hort o n, Tigers 27: Conigliaro, Red So• 26; Wagner, Indians 28; Colavl· lo, Indians 25 Tresll. Yanb 23. R11111 Batted 1D National Leape - Johnson, & IUds Ill; Stargell, Pirates til; Banks, Cubs IM; Wllllamr, Cubl Uo I 1111 ClltM~ 83; Mays, Giants vs. " 300 W. secon.J St.- WYalldulte 2-2111, PUIIISI 01 America• u._. - Colavllo OPEN SATURDAY 9.AM TO 12 NOON Indians II; Hor\Oh;'lngen Oliva, Twins 19: Mantilla, fled .DAVE OHUNGER, MGR. . . U; How1rd, Senalorl 11. Nip Dodgers; Reds Lose Two I 1 0 ur ,weekl y I I' SPECIAL 61 OLDS '98 HOLIDAY COUPE 1 • Bf0WllS Need pat Chup J0 b' Packers Romp c 1 KARR &VAN ZANDT -~----- -·~::::::::::::::::::~ USE THIS VAlUABL£ COUPON I TUES., WED., THURS. ONLY I; 9 CROW'S STEAK HOUSE "Don't give our new GAS ran1e all the credit, hone,!" ' 1 ~ gentle, e heaf 81/l'f'DU'Dd!;"" clothes MAYTAG Halo-of-Heat• DRYERS Low as 00 · s MODEL D-102 :. .. • )o t, •' ECONOMY SAV1NGS WY PAYMENT PLANI 13; LOAN COUPAHY • Jl ~ .. ,_ . . ·~- �~t .. ... ....... " - ..... ' ... _,.. ........ .• • - - ..... ... _ . • _, I • - .. • ' . ' I\ r. / / IHth acre, Chester.. Stiversville News Notes 1stewarl, parcels, Bedford. Wilson Brunty, Angle Brunty John T. HolHday, Pauline Hotto Clara Mae Mcintyre, Right Uday to Laverne Peck, Hope ol Way, Chester. Peck, ColUmbia. James and Jo Ann Colem110 Velma L. Roush to State of to Egbert H. Stewart, Osie M. Ohio, Easement, Salisbury· Property l ANOTHER SHIPMENT! Transfers Mrs. Maxine Durst and Carpenter attended a brlCiall shower at the home of Mr. and Mn. Bill Roush , Portland, recently honoring Mrs. Jon Webster (Taddy Durst). Several from here attended the Homecoming at Freedom Gospel Mission at Bald Knobbs. Mr. and Mrs . R. G. Abels, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Brewer and Mr. and Mro. Gene called on' Mrs Sylvia Allen eeotly. Miss Maxine Powell called on Mr. and Mrs. Paul Evans and SOD, Tuesday. John Cornell was a recent guest of his brother, Frank Cor· nell and family. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Roseberry called on her sister and (arnily, Mr. and Mrs. James Middleswart , Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Durst, Portland , spent Sunday afternoon wi th Mr. and Mrs. Edg'r Brewer. Howard Allen, who is employed at Stebuenville spent a week end at hi s home. WOMENS MICRO-MESH SEAMLESS NYLONS Run resistant. First quality 100% nylon. Three pairs to package. Colors beigetone or tahiti. Sizes B'h·IL 3 PAIRS These have been very popular. RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN MIDDLEPORT, 0. Mr. and l\·t rs. ~b e V:m Meter and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Eva n ~ und daughtt'rs spent Sunday wrth Mr. and Mrs. BY Charles Van M~ter . Mrs . Elva Daily, local, .I Reedsville Society Notes Cozart. C;dlipolis, enjoyed \Joat- ing ami swi mming Sunday afternoon and visilt'd on ll1e Hunger dockrd ~~~ lhc inf' dam s ite. Mr. anu Mrs. Bnu Beegle and wrre wi1h them. R. H. Dt:rst 3nd sun, Tom, 11tendetl the ~,l eigs County fair. 100 ARMSTRONG PAmRNS We lnvllo you to look over our display of aver 20 pallernt of Ar1111lrong Ceiling Tile. Nat lho lowest priced bul 1 product of tho hlghMI quality a11ur· lng you ytars of satisfaction. By Mrs. l,yle Boldei'IOI GARDEN CWB Mr. and Mrs. Bi!l Bnrl l •ll ;.md son were recent guPst;.; ot ~·l r . and '\lr> . Alben Taylor c. nd fa KING lly. Those ra liJng en Mr. and Mr<. L. R. Bluesenca mp recently rn- N. 2ND AVE. BUILDERS SUPPLY COMPANY MIDDLEPORT, 0 . :"""""""'' ""' '""' '""" '"' ""''""' "' """ DUDLEY1S FLORIST IIIIIIIU " " " n omU IO U I IOU I l Ul l Ill I 11 0111 111 IUU 0 Comet To The .. BEST OF ALL, :, I LIKE MY ELECTRIC BIG BEND AREA NOW OPEN COLEMAN HEATING On A LIMITED BASIS WATCH FOR OUR GRAND OPENING DUDLEY'S 59 N. Second Ave. MIDDLEPORT, 0. BEST OF ALL, I I I LIKE ELECTRIC I, RAilE! CHASE HARDWARE I I DISHWASHER, " SALES & SERVICE SAWYERS SHAGGING- Carby Sawyers, 170 lb. Wahama fullback, runs for good yardage in the fourth quar' ter of the White Falcons game against Buffalo last night. · · Also in the photo is Ray Varian, "40" who is the Wahama quarterback. Sawyers gained 12 yards on the run. See results on sports page.- Sentinel Photo. 1 - -- - - - DIAL WY 2·9960 i eluded Mr. and Mrs. Larry Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Abels Gluesencamp, Mrs: Elva Daily/ and Mr. and Mrs Bob Filch Bobbre and Jack1e Gluesen- and S<Jn, called on Sylvia Allen campC, Emmt et Larkins and Wes- recently and helped her celeHoroltl ChoN, Mer. ley ozar. Mr. and Mrs. Randal Talbott, brate her birthday. Cake and LocU11 11. Mltlcll rt New Lexington, Mr. and Mrs. tee cream were served before Phono WY 2·2511 1 Dell Talbolt. and Iva Carpenler, visited Mrs. Zetta , Boyd and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bcyd and daughters, in Parkersburg recently. Mr. and Mrs. Milford Frederick and Mrs. Lettie Spencer called on Mr. and Mrs. Dell Talbott recen lly. Mr. ond Mrs. Leon Donahue were recent guels of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Lawrence of Portland recently. Mrs. Hazel Shuch and Mr. I and ~1rs. Elza Rin:h , Racine. , were rf'cent guests of Mr. ilnd Mrs. Clint Birch and Leot>. Miss Leota Birch was a recent guest of her Hunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Waid Kimes of Chesler, Mr. and M... The United Statrsshares a peacel'ul IBOO mile border Charlrs Ui s~C'II ;md Mrs. Iva with it• neighbor-your neighbor-Mexico. In ad· The modern way to protect Singer. dilion to the ....,.cr, the two democracie5 have a your home and your personal Mrs. Waid Kimes painted 1 gr"'t man ythings in common that mightsurprl!eyou. .. property from fire and theft Clint Birch's home. is in one package. knolln as Mr. and Mrs. ~·rank Holter I Finu out more about our neighbor free. Lcaro the Homeowners Policy. of Spiller and Mr. and Mrs. about Mexico's culture, its history. its economy, it! With a West Amer ica n Thomas Birch were recer1t people. and its future, Send for the colorfully il!us· Homeowners Policy you'll get guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clmt trated 16-page booklet, "Know Mexico". It's the 110re, pay less. let us tell Birch and Leola. neighborly thing to do. Recent visitors of Eber Car-~ JOU aboul it. penter and fa mily were A. C. Br-ewer, Ow~>n Daily, Mllx·ine. 1 •·111 out the coupon ond send It to . and Tom Dur;;t, Jack Hill'hie , KNOW MEXICO, BOX 1900 Sylvia Allen Mr. and Mrs. I NEW YORK , N. Y. t0019 S. W. Durst . .John Duerr, irgil Bogard. Elva Daily, Mr. and Namt _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Mrs. Millard FrederlC'k, Mrs . Meigs County's Oldest and Lettie Spencer, Mr. and Mrs . Largest Insurance Aa:en t·y Stl«:t-------------R. G. Abels, Mr. and Mrs. llill WY 2-2342 c,, ,_____s,tat<-----Zi'p1 Code_ ' Barton, Emmet Larkins. Mr. I and Mrs. Dell Talbott and llow -1 Middleport, Ohio ard Allen. ~reida How ahoat yoa? How well do you know your neighbor? many dollars on HOMEOWNERS f iNSURANCE t( . ::h~e=gu=es=ts=d=ep=a=rted=·============::t~ "•We can save you 1 N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. OPTOMETRIST Off!ee Hours: 9 to 12. 2 to 5 <Close at Noon on Thurs. - East Colll'l St., Pomeroy 1'' - - - - - - - - - - .. -~ But when Miss Dordenne shows the wee animal ' the battle 15 · d' rornwu · . qu•ckly. O NCE UPON A TUIE AN hour-old baby drer roam- THAT'S AU/ t•d st umb ling onto a road in the San Matro, Cali f., watersh rd area . A group of kmd I motori sts found the tiny fa\vn, ~ nd seHrched f ruitlessly frrr 11s mother. They asked thP there's so much to like about a Sa n Mateo Humane Society MODERN ELECTRIC KITCHEN 1 ~-------------------------- '· POPOORI POPPER ~ --------------------------- Pr••nted In the lnteNit of lnt.rrl!tlcm:al IO(Idwlll b~ The AdvertlsingCounc:ll. USA, liM Oon•Jo NaclDNI <It •.1 11'1 f'ublicldad, MeKico ana &hi NtwiPIPI' AO'flrtltl"'l ,.. Exe-cu11"" A~sotl.t l on. ,.r I r<lr<' kad up ;il or s wnrd - f!owrr o( bu l J.!lorin u ~ ilfc <.J t night. The full ul:<lllt 6 p.m. (111p Jl'ft) ;md shows 11 IJ .I ll . Aftf'r arp r· oxima ldv f our hor11 .s o f gJqry (n·n l f' r) , it d t· ~ c..·f•nds a11d dres (l ov.:f'r ;·igh t). I ALMOST FORGOT ••• MY I DOWNING INSURANCE, INC. ,." REFRIGERATOR· FREEZER, RANGE, WATER HEATER, TOASTER, MIXER, BRILL, BLENDER, ROASTER, COFFEE r POT, AID CAN ' OPENER, AND ~IGHT FLOWER -- The ( (·ylo n ht~~ lns 1ts short _ r1 1.'wcr star ts t o orH-·n ;d Jts fu ll bloom ;!t ;l bo ut ;~ " r ~ J There •• so many wooderlul adranllla to an all-ellctric kitchen ~· that it's 1lmost impossible to say which ooe you'll like best. Bat, far 1 clean IIIII cool kitchen, you Clll't top the ftameless electric ranges. They're aailabll in a arut selection of styles and colors and they all hM one thing in common • , • they all lealllre extra clean-a-bility and cook rin&s •OUAd the rest! Remember too, only electric ovens are sell-cleaning. A flarneless, frost-free refrigerator-freezer is the perfect companion to the range. You'll save ~ less hours of messy walk because defrosting is automatic. Then there n electric disllwashers lhll 1M you houB of work every week ••• d thtrl ... nameless water ..... Wlrt don't yau coi'IIIIJ tlldtrl with 10 . . tllctric k~dlen and lhM tllcldl lor ,aunllf what you lilte best • • : II fiJI - · ca s.. your eteclrlc appUwe dealer ladly! for he lp, but still the mother could not be found. The littl e dt·cr W(I S placed into the hands of Yvonne Dardenne a speci alist jn ~it'rvi ng as a sub.:. st1tute moth er for orphaned animals, and was named Lost <md Found. Timid at first ~st ;md Found stepped 'up t~ \ SMALL FRY-During a parade lA Santo DOJilinio, DomiDican -~ "~ublic, a Brazilian fife and drum I.'OlllllS · actompanied by young "helpers." Its new "mother" slowly, then nu zzle d Miss Dardenne's hand . The fawn will be nurtured ot the ohelter until large enough to be taken back to its natural home in the woods wnere it will be guarded untii a year old, then will be freed. Htr tummy fun, IIHio, orphantd Loti and found anu11l• Ia Jaer .......,,.. lap. j I ,. r •. ?',1r! .. " - .. .,.... ;;; ~ . .·~.. -·. ~ �~.~ v ......-.....,.. . '~ ' ---...- - .._ , 'l' .,; ~·r.•·.'!i \lo ·"'- "' ••'" '*' , / . .. . . '. . L_ ..,.,.,.. ,: ..' , ,. "'' -~ ·~ ... ' ~_,. , .. .,.. " - """:'"• "':."":"""'~ ··· ~ -~ ,.· ·· ~·.· """ '""".,. ... ,,._....,... ...,.., .. . . . .. . . _., , , ' .. .. • , . •• ' ....... . • ' ..., .. . . . . .. ,......,. .... _... , .... ,.~ . . . . . .... . . . . . . . . · - "' ~ " .. . . ~ •• ,. ~ .• - • •• • • --- -:::-::;::;;;; ~ ... 'U -.J-1' ._.,:. I ' I = . .! :.:=tllm Douglas]. Wetherholt Will Assume Post Here Oct.l "'; u~ ~ 111 Assistant Hospital Administrator the lndl· Flair by FRIGIDAIRE litlllmrJ feables! Carmel Society Notes . _ 6-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·~ O., Sept. '1', 1• Bailey ol Jllsban one clay last w. VI. Mr. lllld Mrs. Robert Wllllllll Mrs. Fred Shain of RaciDe and baby ol TWI 11114 Rev. spent Tuesday with Mrs. Macy and Mrs. Richard YOUIII a~ on rollers, Pomeroy. Mnon 20.• al down 2%, 12:20 a.lli.~ West· , 57, Pt. Pleasant 24.03, Hin!on ern down 22, 2:20 a.m.; Mr. Stockholders Fete Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy·MiddlepDrt, o. Sept. 7 1985-7 .35. Kanawha Falls 1.67. CharlesPutnick up 23, 8:15 Slated Thursdav - - - -, · ___ _.__:.,:_,__c_:_!_• u -~ to? 18.94 London, Marmet and p. m. ;andElisha Woods up 23, 12 • ter, Rbend Eckel! , now chaJr· sta•ds a modern medical ceJio G• •• Read!JIIi• - Ga!Upolls Wlnlteld dams were on the :30 a. m.; Peggy Downey down PT. PLEASANT - The anman of the Schwettzer Hospllal entllic equipment Up 141 - . 23, 7 a. m.; Va!vollne up Greennual alockbolders' dinner mee~ Foundahon, and Dr. Walter only a trickle of palleuls bas 0am 12.1, 110, running 2 feet sills Ohio Rlver- OVEC down 13, up 3:15 p m.; lliinois down Elllered lfeiiPital lng of the Fedtral Land Bank ' MWJz, his successor, will make used the Slllltary, eleellie • Ill, 1 a.m.; Wayne H. down 13. 5·40 Greenup 8:10p.m.; R. H. Bos· Persons entering Holzer Hos- Asloctatlon ~I Ripley and Prolmprovernents the old man re- atrlctly.run tacllitlea camparld a . m; Ztmmer up 14, 2:51p. m.: worth II up Greenup 1 a. m.; pital over the Labor Day boll· ductton Credtl Associatton, Rip· • ststed. lo the flood that preferred the FIN Ltttle Edward up 14, 4:20p. m.; Aetna • Louisville up Greenup day weekend Included: Glenn ley, wtll be held Thursday, Sei> 1 Just across the Ogooue RlVer, miSSIOn of the ohj doctor with ISH IN G Allee up 14, 1 a. m ; ~een 1:40 a. m.: Dmle Spirit down H. Adklrut, 42 central Ave.; Mrs. !ember 26, at 6 30 p.m. at ee. LAMBARENE,. Gabon (UPI).~ ,ter_,..'t•oc•k~ed~w..tthiii;i;thiOe~la~te;;;st:.;s;;;cl;.·.;it.;:,:gr;;1;;;m;;;•:;.·:gloom;;;::..;:and;::.=bea::;t.liiilll Our Hat qu1llty Ctty ur 15, 6·15 a. m.; Valley Greenup 3·10 a.m.; Bob Benter Lester A. 'lbompson 35 Gal· dar Lakes, with Judge Oliver The J~ngle hospttal Dr. ~!bert li ltrvfct Trnasporter down 16, 6:30a.m.; down Greenup 2:25 a.m.: John field Ave.; Mrs. GeraW P. Lang· D. Kessel servlflg es toastmas- Schwettzer ~~~It lor hlo Afri· e Harvey Jordon Up 16, 6:45 a. J. Rowe down Meldahl 3, 45 p. borne, 48 Lincoln Ave.; Frank ter. Hen~ Shmer, Ohto's can :,mtdren was more I~ a 1 DAY SERVICE m.;. Jerry S. up 18, 5 a. m.: m; Mark Twain down Meldahl J. Tabor, Patriot Star Rt.; farmer, phtlosopher and rhymas- nattv. vtllage. Pigs and ~htckON REQUEST Chrtsty up 18, 6 a. m.; Reliable 5:30 p. m. ; Kell Shrader down Mrs. Francis A. Waugh Rt 2 ter, wtll be the guest speaker. ens rooted and roosted m tis down 21, 1:15 a. m.; Duncan Meldahl 8:55 p. m.; Lunga Crown City; E:url I. How~ll, . The two assoc1ations, accord·! ~omund He refused to modern· Bruce down 21, 3:20 a.m.; Pol· Point down Meldahl 10 P m; Bidwell; Arthur H. Leao:b, Rt. mg lo H w. Watkms, manager. 1ze tt · lywog down 21, 4:30 ~. m.: Lynn L. Fieore up Meldahll2:30 a.m.; Cheshire; Mrs. Clarles L. cam· baa 8 combmed membership of More lhan 1000 ·Africans Pomeroy B. down 21, 5 a. m.; A. J. Pat- Alton Zpehyr Up MeJdal 3:50 a den, Rt. 2 Bidwell; Mrs. E. 800 ~nd has made lo~ns of ap- tears streaking ' the dust 0 ~ ""::;;::=;:::=""',.,;,,;,~1en~-d~o'.:'w~n~2~1.~5~:45~a~.m~.2_;~N~ati~o~n· 111; Pamela D. down Meldahl Glenn Graham Rt 1 Northup· proxtmately two mtllton collars their black cheeks we t Su 6·30 Walter D. Rose,' Rt.· I Northup;• lo Direct farmers during the past. Y.ear· day as the sunple 'wooden P cof. rr · a. m GallipoUs Dam - Wa 11 e r Mrs. Hollis Mayo, Bidwell; are Will~~s of th~ aasoctaltons lin contaimng "Le Grand DocBeckjord down 5:30 p. m.; James W. McBride, Bidwell; in n m R. Btgelow, Wash- leur" was lowered inlo 1ts Helen Z. up 7 p. m.; Philip Mrs. Okey L. Longfellow, Galli- ie ~ Ho~hV'::;,tesldent; Art- 1grave. He died Saturday at the Sporn down 9 p. m.; Jamel up polis; Mr~. Maude Sannders, dent: Wend~ II ~r\vt~e pre~l· age of 90. 2:40 a. m.; E. P. Jones up Northup· David E. Mlgbt Rt 1 · · as 0 • Rtp' 5:20 a. m.; L. W. Sweet down 1 Vlnlo~; Mra. Sylvia W ey,l R. G. Wolfe. Jr., Liver- Today. the hospital is in dan· 7:45 a. m.; Semel up 8:30 a. m. Rt. 1 Gallipolis; Mrs Cru.rte~ ~'::.. and Urte D. Buchanan, ger of being razed. 11 must K8D8wha River _ T. F Dodd, New Hav..;; Nelson England, W. "· abandon the methods SchwetlzShearer down Marmet 6:30 p. L. Newell, Pt. Pleasant · James er steadfastly refused to change m.; Lucy Jane Lucas up G. Huffman, Rt. 1 PleasFOUR AIIRESTED and move f~rward in pace with met 9 p. m.; Louisiana up ant: Mrs. O'Dell G. Blake Mid· • , modem Afrtca or d1e with the met 6 :10 a.m.; Jefferson dleport; Mrs Edwin E. Hay· PT. PLEASANT. - The Mas·i great humanitarian who foundWinfield 6:30 p. m.; man, Syracuse; Gloria J. on County Shert.lf s department! ed it more than 52 years ago. EXPERT INSTALLATION! Bosworth down Winfield l ·05 8 Thompson Rutland· Mrs E 1 reported a relatively quiet holi· Not too long ago. a Gabon ese ARMSTRONG'S m.; Beaver up Winfield. t::z5 R. Donov;n, Rt. 2 Racme': W~· day weekend as of Monday eve- .~overnment official threatened : a. m.; H. E. Bowles up Win· liam 0. Taylor, Rt. 1 Jackson · mng w:lh only four arrests and [ once the old man dtes we Linoleum .,.,. Inlaid Vinyl field 4:20 a. m. William M Hutchins Rt 1 0 k one mmor acctdent recorded. wtll bulldoze that hospital into Hill; Mrs. ·Ira Zor~ea, -RI • .a I Arrests were Boyd Fisher , the ground." Floor coverinl for every kind of floor Best TERM OPENS Jackson; Miss Elizabeth Jones, 52• Pt. Pleasant; James Hay- Observers predicted, how. patterns. Prof..slonal installation by . PT. PLEASANT _ nte 0~ Hill; Mrs. Clarence 0. ~n, 41 · Pomt Pleasant and ·~~ '·-~hat Schweitzer's doughdo lt yourseU. Call WY 2·2635 f fr us, or ember term of Mason Co:mty Strulh, Rt. 2 Oak Hill · Mrs. M. !mer Huddleston, 50, Pt. Plea· - - - -- mate or ea esuCircuit court opened this Emerson Guthrie, Rt. 3 Cool· sanl, each cha rged wilh · otoxiing at 9:30 a. m. with the 16 ville; Mrs. Willard Dillon, Rt. ~atwn and Genevieve Higgins, WAU..TO-WALL CARPETING grand jurors scheduled to begin 4 Jackson; Melvin B. Stapf, h Street. Pomt Pleasant, arthelr duties. Petit jurors will Ironton, Mrs. Harold E. Cox, rested on a peace warrant. / MOHAWK report lo the court on Wellston; Camillo Swindell, Rl. nte tw~ car mishap occurred MAGEE her 20 at 9 a. m. I Shade; Mrs, Jerry L. Nickels; Sunday 2 35 p.111. on Jo;ight E.J>ert Installation Judge of the Mason McArthur ; Mrs. Randall E. Har- Mile Hoad off Rt. 3.1 when an Satisfaction Easy as A·B·C , • , Get A FkEE Putnam Count Circuit courts is rison, Columbus; Mrs. Joho E. ":'stbound em· rlnven by Pat· Guaranteed James Lee Thompson of Hurrl· Strait, Akron; Mrs. Cecil R. nck Wtlson , 21. Rl. 2 Leon, 'I FO 8' CAR[) f;VERY TIME YOU cane. Richards, Rl. 2 Wellston; Miss and a westbound car driven by Bessie M. Collins, Wellston; Samuel. A. Plants, 17, Rt. 2 Visit Any ·fvANS Market. TWO ARE FINED Charlotte A. Sayre, Columbus · Leon. sldeSW!Jll'd on !he second-! NO PURCHASE NECEliliARY 1 Gallia County juvenile Mrs. John N. Martin Colum: ~ry road. There were no injur. John W. Howell Saturday fined bus ; Phillip R. Slaten, iu.2 AtiJ. tcs and no arrests. Property Paul D. Harrison. 16, Pl. PleasMichael L. Hayes, Pliny, dam age to the two vehicles was fhis is The Winning Number lor Week No. 17 ant, $10 and costs, stop Va.: Mrs. James L. Ewing, esttmated at $2~•0. Style 7437 violation, and Charles Day, Rt. 2 Wellston; Mrs. Leonard Plc~sant Valley Hospital 7438 Crown City, $10 and costs, no W. Woods, Greenup, Ky., Mrs. Admitted . - \lr s. Harold ver news Ri ·- - - - - I I :• s~: John w. Rafferty, adm!Jlistra- tor of Information Servlceo of lege and. Ohio University. . . Mr. and Mro. Jack Bostic and Circle. Olbers"'woo called over famlly of tor of Holzer Hospital, today 1 Jndiana State University, Terre In addillon to membershtp tn family of Racine visited Mrs. the weekend were Mr. and Mrs. the Edson . thot appointment of Haute, Indiana. ouch professional organizations Mary Circle on Sunday. George Circle and children of Rev. Paul $ellers Vllllted Mrs. announced as the Wabash Valley Press Mrs. Ermal Schreckengost of and Mr. and Mrs. Mac Jones who baa Jusl r~ Douglas J. Wel.herboll. to the Wetherholl holds both a bach· Club in Terre Haute and Sigma Parkersburg spent a recent Sunof New Haven, turned 001111 from the bolpltal. post of assiStanGt ~:":n"tr:!~~. elor of Science in Journalism & Delta Chi, professional journ.:Inigh~ with Mr. and Mra. 15 A nabve of a po • M ter 01 Science de..... Ism society Wetherholt Is active erholt returns 1o his home town a as .. ' I"~·· Brinker. after more than a decade of from Ohio University. His grad- In B.P.O. Elks and the Mallon· Rev. Paul Sellers of Racine \1 bolo a hie and editorial ex· uate work was In the area of IC bodies. called at the Dean Brinker :.ri.fce Pon newspapers 1n Ohio publlc relations. He formerly The Wetherholt. are members home Tuesday. Mrs. Anna and west Virginia and public aerved on the. Cambrldg~ Jel· of Montro.se Methodist Church tie and her · mother, Mrs. relations work with colleges a~ tersonian, Galhpolls Tribune, In Terre Haute where he servea Amy Wolf of Eagle Ridge universities In Ohio West Vll' Marietta Times, and the Char- on the olllclat board and she called. · and Indiana ' Ieaton Mall. He bas held pub- Is quite active in circle work. Mrs. Ethel Orr of Chester I 1 g ~=·comes 1o Ho~ Hospital Uc relations responsibilities on Mr. and Mrs. Welherholl, spent a day with from the post of assistant dlrec- the staffs of Morris Harvey Col· she's the former Janet Brown, I daughl:er and family, Mrs. Ro- ' are the son and deugbter ol Lee. apenl a week's vacation here Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Wether· Roberta Lee called on Eva with their parents, Mr. and holt and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mrs. Chester Price and Mr. Brown respectively. Wetherholt w!U assume his and Mrs. Dale Stansbury. MR. WETHERDOLT dulle o at the bospltal Oct. 1. Miss Julia Stansbury, Grove- :::=.::.=.=::.:::..:..:......:.....---port, spent the past week here Mr. and Mrs. Marco Escobar FAVORITE PACER with her grandparents, Mr. and and other relatlvea in the San y 0 N K E R s. N.Y. !UI'I)·-1 Mrs. Carl Crabtree, Mrs. Mrs. Dale Stansbury and other Francisco area and also vlstted ed El . We'll prepare your ready mlled conQuinn Russell and Mrs. How· weekend guesls of the Stans- Mr. and Mrs. Dale Dye, Jr. and Amencan-br rune ard Stanley, officers of Temple burys were ~lr. and Mra. Clair family, Albany, Calli. and Mr. (\1 Italy was llstad as the crete order to your speclflcaUons, and dellver Women's Society ol Chril!tian Stansbury and daughter, Grov~ and Mrs. Lee Jeffers and lam· early favorite for Thursday It anywhere ID town, aU ready to pour. CaD Service attended the District port. Mr. and Mra. Larry Sta11ll- ily, East Palo Alto. Calif. night's $50.000 Transoceanic Workshop of the WSCS at Larr bury, Reynoldsborg and Mrs. Mrs. Beulah Cordray, Athens, Tr'ot against seven rivals today . .. our service Is prompt and our prlcel caster Campground on August Faye Klt7Jllllfer and son, ~lm· 1 k Raceway 25. my, Millersport. The latter IS on Is spending some time here with on ers · are the lowest possible! leave from tbe Navy for a few her son·in-law and daughter, Mr. and MrlL Vir~il Perry. days. Mr. and Mrs. Reed Jeffers. Columbus, vistted wtth hts moCUNCH PENNANT ther Mrs. Zelia Perry on Satur· Miss Rebecca Dye was in Special services will be held PITTSFIELD, Mass. tUPI\-' day 'and called on other rela· Columbus . over t~e w~kend at the Carpenter Baptist church The Pittsfield Red Sox, a Phone WY 2-3284 lives in the community. Other where she VtSJt.ed wtth lnends. on Sept. 11 and l2 at 7.30 p.m. ton Red Sox farm club, clin•:hed , Middleport guests at the Perry home were Harriet Woodyard. Albany, by Reven:nd Richard Bowser. the Eastern League pennant Page Street Mr. and Mrs. Carrol Woodgerd visited Mrs. Madge Dye and An mvtlalton ts extended to all Mosday by healing the Spring· 1 and family also of Columbus. Lisa on Sunday and callers at lo attend by Reverend B. Jones field Giants J.l. Mr. and' Mrs. Jerry Stan;;. !he Dye borne were Mr. and and the congregatton. .... &lidoS out for ....... &Jail- doo< _ . . 1111 out of ...,. • Coot.alllr au~tlc - CXIIIIIOIIIIII ~ SNit Today At . .• BAKER FURNITURE Middleport, 0. WILLIAMS INSURANCE AGENCY Pearl end Ken William• Pomeroy, 0 . 214 E. 2nd St, NATIONWIDE DO IT' LIFE JNSUIANa COMPANY Here 111 a plea.&ant waJ to overcome piaU dlllcomfort. PASTEli:TH, an Improved. powder, aprtnkled on upper and lower pla.te1 tloltU t.bem nrmer 10 that theJ reel more com· IIJI'table. No 1\lffimY. JOOt'J , paatJ }Oolle tute or feeltnll . It'a alkaline (non~ aeJM . Doe1 not sour. Cheekl " pl ate odOr breath". Get PABTBE'J'H todaJ ai 4r'UI counten everrwbel't. WASHINGTON - U. S. OFF! cials believe the next few days may be critical In determining whether the fighting between Pakistat. and India over Ka shmir ends in a cease lire or turns Into major warfare. Pt: . Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grim and children, Poco, W. Va. and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Damels, R~dcliff in Rutland on Sun· Ferndale, Mich. spent a recent da . weekend with ~Jr. aod Mrs. Wtl· y liam Lawson and family, local. Arthur Crabtree, Jay speaker, Steve Gillogly, Athens, visited from Temple Church held ser- with his grandparents, Mr. and vices at Albany Temple and Mrs. Fern Gillogly home were Pearl Chapel on Sunday for Mr. and Mrs. Floyd BoHon. Reverend David White, regular Piqua ; and Mr. and Mrs. Theopastor who is on vacation. dore Boring and Judy, McArMrs. Gene Jeffers and child· thur. ren flew from San Francisco, Mr. and Mrs. Emzie Davis, California to Columbus one day Parkersburg. W. Va. spent Sunand were met by Gene Jeffers day here with Paul, Charles there. Mrs. Jeffers has spent and w. C. Peck and called on : some time with her parents, Mr and Mrs. J. K. Crabtree and Mr. and Mrs. Edgar CrabI ' MoreComfortWearlnt tree. ·FALSE TEETH L.n; LET INGELS Arthur Crabtree. Mr. and Mrs. John Rawlings ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~b;;ur;y;;an~d~da;u~gh~ter;;·~C~o\~um~bu~s, Mrs. visited with Mr. and Mrs. Fern - family proteCtion, education for_your youngsten, monl)' for your retireroent, pto[ecuon of your mon· gage- whatever your need, Nationwide has a low cost, quality plan to work for you. Here's a company with a brood choice of flexible life plans for you and your family. Today- call your man from Nationwide- the company with ruw idus for a IHW erfl INGELS FURNITURE 4491 iiiiiiii i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii operator's license. Both been arrested by the highway patrol. had Donald H. Eldridge, Rt. 1 Jack-' Smith, Racme, 0.: Mrs. ntel· stale son; and Mrs. Charles L. Jay· rna Phtlhps, Mooreslield, 0.: YOU WIN 10,000 john, Rt. 1 Hamden Oscar E. Holley, Buffalo; Mrs. <!.<Jt CREEN STAMPS No. 4491 George Vaughan, Henderson. l'lhrrP. A•• It Wln"lfll NamMn) Births Discharged - Mrs. Kit Neo l • lf Your Number Eudt wltll Mrs. E. Glenn Graham, Rt. and son, Galltpolis Ferry; M.,. YOU WIN 1.000 I Northup, daughter, 6 30 a.m. Floyd Bowles, Leon; Mrs Glen No -49Jl <J."Jl· CREEN STAMPS Sunday; Mrs. Jerry L. Ntckels, Goodman, Pl. Pleasant: Warren • • f'l'b.eu .U. " Wlanln• N••••U'II) McArthur, son, 8:38 a.m. Sun· Workman, Pt. Pleasant· Mrs 1 It Yo ur Namtt.r Ea•• wiUa YOU WIN 100 day; Mr.s. Charles L. Camden, Samuel Barnett. Ch~rleston; Rt. 2 81dwell, aon, 4:53 p.m., Mrs. Henry Doefer and daughtSunday; Mrs. Francis A. Waugh er, Middleport, O.; Mrs. 'The!- Gone the too · se nsible Rt. 2 Crown City, son, 6:l1l p.m. rna Ph!llips Mooresfield look ol th e oxford - here Sunday; Mrs. John E. Strait, ' · a version in smooth lraAkron, son, 12:45 a.m. Monday · Mrs. Randall E. Harrison, cdANNOUNCE BIRTH Jumbos, daughter, 7:56 a.m. • PT. PLEASANT - Mr. and ' ther, handwmelv slim Monday ; Mrs. Harold E. Cox. Mrs. Robert C Swann. Hunt· Winning Cards Mutt Be Pmented At. Any EYinl Wellston, son, 7,22 p.m. Monday. lngton, former Pt. Pleasant and tapered, making No Lat. Than Closi"' Sllurday lliald· Sepl. 11th. restdents, are announcing the Discharged birth of their second child and mueh of your pret ty foot. Persons discharged from the ftrst daughter. Shana Lynn, Hi rkory brown . hospital recently were : Donna born August 28th in St. Mary's M. Seelliorst, Brenda L. Row- Hospital. The new arrival weighland, Darrell L. Kapteina, Da· ed six pounds nnd 14 ounces. TODAY ... PICK UP vid E. Wickline. Ml'l!. Gail Gree- Mrs. Swann is the form er son, Mrs. Melvin L. Neumeyer, Linda Sue Dursl, daughter of Mrs. Douglas G. Spurlock. Har· Mr. and Mrs. Dana Durst, Point YOUR 18th WEEK '1 FO 8' CARD old R. Osborne, Mrs. Maggie Pleasant. Paternal graodpar· Hurd, Mrs. Francis E. Stover, I ents are Mrs. Albert Dillon, MIDDLEPORT, 0 . Mrs. Charles Rice, Winfred w. HuntingiJm and Claude Swann, Chapman. Robert E. Jones, Clar- P-.:o:::in::_t~P:_-1-:: ea:::s:::•n::_t.:___ _ _ __.,,..,,..,,.....,,.....,.,..,.===~_!.,===""',.....,,.....,""'""',.....,,.....,,.....,..,.==""'""'""'=!d ence Barker, Stanley B. .Jones, Mrs. Elbert A. Riggsby, Mrs. Charles E. Kaeppel Mrs. Morris D. Snyder, Mrs. George Hayes, William Carter, J.ames L. Maynard. Mrs. Maude Young, Mrs. Roy Baisden. Lester Bales, Mrs. Susan Lusher, Mrs. George fluhl, Mrs. Dan Church, Luzon McQuaid, Joyce Rossiler, Rob- I In L. Bartley, Terry J. Pitch· ford, Lisa J. Dudding, Matthew I M. Weaver, Mrs. Edgar Peters, Mrs. F. F. Finnicum, John R. Harris; Mrs. Charles L. Jayjohn, Mrs. Cletus L. Harder and Infant aon; Mrs. John F. Tipion and infant daughter. Mrs. Dale E. Harrison and infant son, and Mrs. Paul R. Henry and Infant daughter. 1 The count·down is on! For Dodge Darts. Coronets. Big 12l·inch wheelbase Polaras. Custom 880's. And Dodge Monacos. To keep people showing f:~ up, and Dodge sales going up, The Dodge Boys are co~nting down ~·.,"" ~~ t)J prices so you count up the savings. You pay a whole lot less j and get a whole lot more ... like never before! No ~ wonder The Dodge Boys sties are going great SQUIRREL SEASON OPENS ON SEPTEMBER 10 , Our cDmplete lin• of huntinl for the third year straight ..• you start at •upplies and equipment b here a low, low price and count down. ready for selection. Made by world-known manufacturers and In a large range of prices. ' Ammunition OF YOUR NEW DEALER IN THIS AREA FOR All Kinds • I RURAL DOXOL BOTTLE CAS Shotguns & Rifles eRemington RIGHT 01 TARGET PETERS -WESTERN REMINGTON e Winchester elthaca •Harrison &Richardson Ia beat their recor•·brnkil& sales ollast JUri •Mossllerg EFFICIENT SERVICE AND eBrowning eGun CleanlngK"Ifs Bi& 12l·inch-whaelbase Pollll INSTALLATIONS. eG~ME j ------ e HUNTERS JACKO$ &CAPES eHUNnRS PANTS &CAPS e RIFLE SUNG STRAPS Only 3.99 THE SHOE BOX WE ISSUI HUNTING LICENSES You lip lor It oloae. Tmnt • loal u :Ill JDOillllo if doolrecl. 1'hw. tim lor fut QPnmi. '1'ltm ""' , ... JIIU' ...,. iD. • ""'"... Allo llrpr l - -l!ma - 01111 IC.w ....,_~~. AT THIS STORE MILL & SECON!) STREETS POMEROY, OHIO POMEROY, 0. I ' With"el~i~ l[e':ii~; Surprised ? Why? the;e', no chimney, no ductwork, no flues. It's tht• quickesl, cleanest, quietest heat you can buy. And so draft·free you can let the kid& play anywhere tn the house without the old naggin~ fears. Wonderful thing, flameless rk· ··:··l•eat. (Call us and let's talk it over.) IEbers~, .. !:!.~!dware MIDDLEPORT, 0. .. I ·. A I 14e A DAY BUDGET ACC0ill7~: . ~E CARRIED ~E IN OUR STOltE R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. ' I COSTS LESS THAN • HUNTING ACCESSORIES LINE OF HEATING EQUIPMENT. I 5 : 300 BAGS e SHELL VIESTS e GUN CASES WE HANDLE A COMPLnE 618 E. MAIN ST. I- I eGun 011 eRECOIL PADS PHONE WY 2-2448 Tapered, Tied, TERRIFIC! ':=:=N::::o::::.=9::::1=;:11__<<~T:~e;t~,AuC!E~~fti~T~!be~J 'tk,, CALL US FOR PROMPT AND ==--...: Robinson's GOE6LEIN READY·MIX CO. LOOKING FOR QUALITY LIFE INSURANCE AT LOW RATES? Hospital News SHIRT Carpenter Social News • t.elb btli'"'- Jo,UIIs lilta ~ 111111'1• fiiiii.To·Y• cooldlltl .... Chr~s Final Services Held For Famed Dr Schweitzer the ELECTRIC co. COlUMBUS liND SOUTHERN OHIO ElECTRIC COMP"NV ·---- ··~··;. ·. . .:!. out more uiJout electric heat for your ho111e. ~· dl out the cou pon and mail to Columbus and South• ern Ohio fii'Ctric Company, 215 Nprtb Front Str.et, •..olumbu!- ]5, Ohio. ~~ 4.ttention: Rt"Sidt'ntial Salt~ ;·~ ~nd Yrs, pl.ase! I'd like all the de~ilo lbo111 O illlllllmg or 0 convcrtmg to.tli!Ctric beat ill my home II 'll ' n - ~~........... ~ ,,arne.:.;. __.. .. --..·-- _ · Addre""- .. .. -J'+''-· -·-·___,.,~811'usinesl Phon~~t·r.:~tL--- ---=... l ' I' .. : ;\ �• "- ·•, ( ,. .,~,.-. .. _ _ .. . ..,., •• ~ ..,_.,_,.,. •• • • •...... ... ... .,. ..rt'",.... ---,~-.,..... - ,,...,...,.. , ,._ ~ 1 ...-••••• '(, "'""" ..,..""·~•··"' '"··'·:;,;;. ' " • .,.; ,,,. a>- ••"""" , , ... .,, ~"":"""'i':~~- a. tti)O¥,..·'"- ... • .~ ... ,~_ .. ,,,.,..., •. r .. , .,, \~-•·'"" ' ' •'"' ''•'• r '• '• •• ....... .._., • ................... _ _ _ ·• • •••• .. •••·• o ~ •• ~-----cov> .....,._,~__,......,. ·•• •' '·~• · · 1 • ' · • • ' · • ... , . . . . . ., - •• · • ·· - ~ .. ~:-::-.=::~::::::~~ 1/l~o~ ;<·",.,... '< • '.' i{OO ~ATE ME. DON'T'lov ? i 1-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Sept. 7, 1965 - ' --- '\ ,;; ==-=~··- .F I COAL FOR SALE ! 111 Clf1 For Rent WANT AD Po~ . 2 SIGNS --- ~ t":,Z~~{i~!ub Co/away's e/ebrate 50th c STOKER COAL . Motor Co. I Laurel Sent ROC eat Election of officers wa• beld FOUR ROOM furnished apartQUAl ITT B• tter when the Laurel Cl'ff , INFORMATION Pu.l\llo•a""' ment. Phone WY 2-3658. · , Health club met Thursday eveJJo ...,... "::'.::.: """' ... 8_24_t!c 1962 Corvair 4·Door Sedan $1195 . Double ScrHMd. 011 TrNted If Desired ' Mr. al'<l Mr. Everett Cala· ing at the home ol Mrs. 4]ler ....,., ..,.o.A"""" UNFURNISHED 4 room, bath. , SEE OR CALL I way Coolv'olle Rt. 3 celebrated Eich1'nger, Mulberry He1ghli cJOaR•'T'IONfl Local car and clean inside and out, fawn finish, automatic I .,.. • .,.ptW allttl otiOO a. » utility room ruce yard. Polnt trans., heater, &ood W. W.. tires. thei; 50th wed.dlllg ann!versary with Mrs. Paul Eichnger as co ,_ Du " ..."...,"" Lane. Lincoln Heights, Pb. Sunday, August 211 with a lam· hostess. . no .....".:'.'"!!.!'= ,.. "''" WY :h'18'11. I 16 tic 11960 Chevrolet Bel Air 2 Dr. $895 ROUTE 124 AT RUTLAND TIPPLE ily dinner and open house. Pres· Mrs. Clifford Jacobs, pml ., . . - .., .., , ..~... HHI!:E oour "''"" IUrP"h& 6 cyl. Powerglide, radio and heater, whitewall tires like new, PHONE SH 2 2-WY 9-WY 2·2437 ent for the dinner were Mr and del)!, condu<~ the meetint • 346 2 495 10, ,.rttftrlltd& ~.rml'l'l •hou~ rw 1 800 10 I clean ituerior. Ivory and gold finish. A shatp car. • 01 1 = .,. ,._,,,_ "'' """ ad and ll1lfurDllbed aport. Mrs. Elda Calaway, Charles, wh'ICh opened Wl'th d.evo!' "' .,.:',,::..;:r-::::.,:,; ....,Ia WY ~ 1J I tic 1960 Mercury Parklane H.T. Sedan _ _ $895 Everett Thomas and Cathy, taken from The Chrlstoan Her URI and R<KIM [urnL<h., apart- Jet black finish, clean interior, all good tires, automatic p $ Chicago 002 000 to! 4 6 I Coolville, Mr. and Mu. Bern- aid by Mrs. Lloyd Wroght, fo.l 4 trans., power steering and brakes. Mercury finest model. 63 ontiac - 2, 295 Sanford, Brunet (41, Gat<> ard Smith New Cumberland lowed by the Lord's Prayer u • c.n ':,. ~em~"" ment.s. Rowley & Reed H.ard· j Station Wagon. Popular Cat- wood t5) apd Rodgers . John, W. Va., and Mrs. Joh~ unison . . It was vt:'ted to haVt D ":::..... " : ,! ::;::: ,... ware. 5 II tic I alina series. One careful Locker (3), Fisher 16), Wilhelm . Ied WI'th mem 0, ,.~.,,I~ owner. Power steering and Calaway Kibble and Bobbv y<:ar bookS pr1n ;"'..:,W..m~:r,. .,.._.. .& TWO BEDROOM house on Lin- 1 brakes. Hydramatic. (8) and Romano, Mattin (81. Logan· and Mrs. Thoma; bers' birthday and anniversar~ coin Hgts ., birch kitchen, au· i OPEN EVES. 9,00 P.M. 63 Bonneville $2,395 Winner - Wilhelm (5-7). Loser H. R~sell, Billy and Janie Cal· and a list o( the club's sick sup - e.- ,_ "' ..,. miD toma!Jc ga! heat. WY 2-512'1 ' Pontiac 4 dr. Hard Top. Spot· -Gatewood (2-5). liR - Berry away, Frost·, Mr and Mrs. Earl pl1'es ·. taaJa. r.au IUI4tt.to~~at ,."... 1• 8 20 tfc .,.,. IE,_ ...,..,. oouaa ro ...... , _.... less all white finish with all (11th) • Col and Dia•a, Coolville; Mr. OffJeers e1ected were Mr ' • a.. 11 • lltOO P & Datb MODERN 4 room atu~rtmenl white interior. Hydramatie. and Mrs. Harry Aldrl'ge aMI JacfJbs, pre. !Udent; Mr. s Charle1 llaudu 1:10 ll. " ro tJ.JOI GOOD ~"Power steering and brakes. R K Sr 1 d M ~ -;,ltl' • on E<lst Main St., Pomeroy . \ One particular owner. Wash 001 001 1)16- 3 12 0 Frank, Mr. sod Mrs. Dewey · arr ., v ce presl ent; rs aawr '""n"""" Phone WY 2·2381. 8 31 6tc For Sele Real Estate For Sale Cleveland lll4 r.oo Ollx- 5 6 01Wentworth and Bobby Ogg of Robert Bowen, secretary: ano PHONt•~ 2·2156 TRAILER SPACES, nat rate, IT COSTS nothing to use a FORSALE- -- 7- room hou,.,' Craig, Narum (5), Ridzik <71 ' ZallE!liville. Mrs. Lloyd Wright, treasul'er water, free sewage. Contact Blue Lustre Carpel Sham- bath, electricity and water, Pomeroy, Ohio and Brumley. Siebert, Bell (7). Others were Mr. and Plans were made for the annu. John J. Fry, Depot St .. Rut· pooer with purchase of Blue IOO"ated in Pomeroy. Mrs. McMahon t8) and Azcue. Win- Mrs Earl White, Mrs. Shirley ~ P~lluck df mMner to be heOcld at 0 Notice land. 8 26 30tc J.ustre. Baker Furniture, Mid· J 0 h n Stout. Harrisonville, B , , ner - Siebert (14-6). Loser- Mcinturf and Nancy, Mrs. Mary e ,. !"~ rs. Karr in lu· dleporl. 9 7 6tc Ohoo, Phone SH 2-4834, u11ness Servtces Craig tO-IJ . IIR-Howard (21st). June White, all of Athens: b1'l"· · I WILL NOT be responsible for FOR SALE INCH Table Saw, with s et of 9 7 3tc 1 BULLOOZER-work- wanted= (2nd game) Mrs. Lucille Carsey, Albany; P conducted by M" any debts contmted by any-!:=========.! Dado Blades, $25. Gene Grate, FOR SALE - 99 acre farm Ponds, bushing, bacldllling, Wash 000 000 030-- S 52 , Mrs. Frances Harper. Marietta; au Fric with prizes awardone other than myself. lr WY 2·3622. 9-7-3lc new house, on mail and school Free estimates. Phone WY 2- Cleveland 020 011 OOx- 4 9 0 Mrs Gertrude Humphrey, Mrs. ed to Mrs. Wright, Mrs. Bowen Signed: Gilbert Freeman HOUSETHAtLER, 3.1 x 8 on 2011 bus route. Phone Sam Curtis, 2208. 9 7 !Ole Kreutzer, Ortega <6), Kline I Virginia Mr. Hazel fandshMrs. Powell. by R .. 9 7 3lp Parrish, Sams. Mrs Gladys Russell re mentsErnest were served the ==~=~=,--No Federal Excise Tox . • 160 t. lot, 28 1 11 I. alum· Wl 9-2112. 9 3 tfc (8) and Camilli, Brumley <71. Mrs. Jean Linton a~d Bre->a' hostesses. 91 8 SISTER MORTISHA, a truly 15 Cu. Ft. Chest mum carport, in New Ha~en Tianl, Bell 18), Hargan (8/ and 1 ''" , gifted palm reader - Tells I city limits, $2.850. See or call Roo(. Wirmer - Tiant Ul·9}. Mrs. Mabel Hopkins, ali of, Present 'ere those nam~ 5179 you past, present and future, FREEZIER Boll Grinstead, 882-2513. Loser- Kreutzer (1-4). Coolville; Vera Calaway and! bove and Mrs. Dana Oliver, love affairs; answers anv or USED FREEZERS and 8-28-7tp ..,, .,llftw ""' "r Ranson. Guysville; Mrs. Carl ' Mr. . .Joe Berland, Mrs. E. J. TraREFRIGERATORS Lemle.v. Mr. and Mrs. R. K. ' cy, Mrs. arence Curtis, Mrs. all que~;tions. OnP Sister vis it Mor· will 18 cu. ft. Frigidaire convincr you that I H()UScTRAll 1:.. . ,~cR :. and lot' 200 POMEROY - o ne story Irame, (1st game) I Rowen, Mrs. Carrie Barr, Mar· I Gene Tho mpson, Mrs. Louis $110 Ch x 1110 lot. carport. New Hav· part Permastone front, 2 bed· Minnesota 002 3t0 002-8 11 0 garet Russell . Mr. and Mrs. G. , Parker and a guest, Miss Kar. 1 tisha will md your tile like :~.ft. Unico rooms bath, rua basement Kan City 050 000 001- 6 ll 1· 11. Chevalier and Kir~. ~lr. and Doeht, Mrs. Glen Thompson. 1 en. See or call Bill Grinstead 24 an open book. If you are wor· U . hi $75 , llll2-2513. 8-28-ltp gas furnace heating, double · Sales & Servt'ce Pascual, Boswell [2 ), Stigman i Mrs. w. c Blake, Mr. and .' Irs I ~"'· James Gotmore, Mrs. Pearl · f · $30 BEANS, potatoes, to!!111toes and garage m•ny extras. xce • (4), K\ippsteln 16), Worthington Charles Betzo'ng, Tuppero PlaJ·ns. Parker and a guest, Miss Kar· ried or troubled, don 't fail to , P"9 E 1 " 1 H I 1 see Sister Murtisha She's: o poon re roger a or sweet corn. VI 3-2254. Clar· lent location Priced right. (8), Kaat (9) and Battey. Mr. and Mrs. Vern Green, Mr. en Burhup. helped others, why not you'! POMEROY ence Proffitt, Portland, Ohio. MIDDLEPORT -4 room frame eFi~J~ Almost Every Car 0' Donog hue, Stoc k (31. Se gul and Mrs. Cec1'l Caldwell Reeds. ----Jack W C•rsev 24 lfc 3 bedrooms, bath, utiuty eTransferable When t4 .J, Dickson 16) , Aker (8), Mosvo'lle. ' ENTERTAINS Private readings given daily . 8 •• home 7 days a week , I'O!VIl, enclosed bac k pore h You Trade cars SJ ( 9I and Bryan. Winner-Stigin ht:.P M•n•ter I 1 locluding Sundays. 9 a. m. to Ph. WY 2·2181 SEWING machines, repair ser- corner lot, good \ocallon. man 14-2). Loser-Segui !5·141. ce cream. cake. mints an1 Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Weber 11 p. m. All readings sails· .· vice. all makes. WY 2-2284. 17501100 eGuaranteed 24 months (2nd game) ~nch were served to the i!JJests. lentertain<d their card club on factory or no charge! Locat. : FOR 'ALE - 4 acre farm, no The Fabm Shop, Pomeroy . ROUTE i43 FARM - 77 acres or 24,000 miles Minnesota 020 100 0011-- 3 7 1 r. and Mrs. Calaway receiv- Saturday evening at their home ed this side of Gallipolis at building, good all fertile Authroozed Singer Sales and 25 cultivated balance pas- ' eMost Popular Unit Kan City 010 0011 021- 4 o 1 ed many lovely gifts and cards. : in Rutland. Attending were Kanauga this side of Silver ground. good well water, Service. 3 29 tfc ture and timber, six room i Merritt, Worthington (8) and ]Mr. and Mrs. Paul Baer, Mr Bridge. Look for hand sign. able for traoler court. Mrs. 4 ROOM hrnose on Laurel Cliff. frame home, bath, front and In the U.S.A. Zimmerman, Battey (91. Shel· SLUMBER PARTY land Mrs. Roy Holter, Mr. and All are welcome. John Stout. Phone SH 2-4834, 400 gallon water tank with back porches barn crib oth$ OO don. Hunter 19) and Lach.. Friends of Rose Marie Hack- Mrs. Ho~ace Karr and Mr. and 9 4 30tp Harrisonville, Ohio. stand, 30 feet hose. Call Joe er buildings. ' lnotoltad mann. Winner - Hunter (<Hi) . ett surprised her with • slum· · Mrs. Reod Young, of Chester. =-y"'o"'U::-W=E7A"'"'R-a~size 4-B oo 9 7 3tc Hysell, Pomeroy, Ohio, WY I ALHERT M. COX. SALESMAN Loser - Worthington (10-7), ber party Friday evening in ob· shoe? we have samples whoch - ·- 2·6585. 0-Htpt WY %-3831 WY 2..1136 servance of her 16th birthday. OBSERVES tlllb regularly sell for $14 95 lor AUCTION , Saturday, Septem'l'rooo BTU Temco Door fur· I 9 3 3tc Boston 200 000 2011 - 4 6 0 Guests were Margery Harris, The family of Mr. and MrL $4.99. The Shoe Box, Middle· b:r 11 · 12·30 p. m. EST. Be·, nace, reasonable. Richard FOR SALE - Modern house, ' Detroit 0000011010-- 1 6 I Debbie Grueser, Susan O~ling- ~ Charles R. Karr Sr. had dinner port. 9 4 6lc cau.se o1 age and heal~h· 1' Vaughan, Phone WV 2-3374. 4 rooms with bath, utilities, Pomeroy, 0. Wilson 111·121 and Nixon. er and Diana Davis. Sund'ay at the Miller restaurant ~--------====-.1 ha\e moved m a traoler .1ome ! . c garage, aluminum Siding. Sparman, Hiller and FreeThursday evening a family , in Middleport in observance ol 9 2 31 and woll sell the foltowmgl -Nice yard out of high water. ALl CONDITIONING Relrlger· lmn. Loser - Sparma (12·7). dinner party was held at Ihe lthe 40th wedding anniversary of personal property at l h ell951 CHEVROLET graden Write Box 254, Racine, OhiQ, .•lion oervtoe. Jark'a Relrtg· IIR~Jones t4th), Hackett home. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Karr. Horne made FOR YOUR home of my son, Earl Cust- , btracthor · cull"ators,ht d 1 ' k or phone WI 9-2277. · · oration, New Haven, Phone Mr. and Mrs. George Hackett il'e cream and cake were server tn Syracuse, Ohio, on ms cutter, uprog poano. ·- · ru ~3.137. 4 I tic FIRST MEETING and f:vnily, Mr. and Mrs. Man· ed at home during the evening. Return Jonathan Meigs Olap- ning Kloes anil ch'ldr 1 en Kent Present were the honored Slate Route !24.. next to the Call S'dm Curtis Wl 0-2112. FOR SA~- ~ 7 room house . Syracuse Mission Dish cupI 3 tfc and b • 3 arge bedrooms, I AUCMONEER ter , Daughters of the American Lori and Lynn. Mrs. Georg~ guests and Mr. and Mrs. Charl111 VISIT . - . new Holland stoker furnace, Complele •--•. Mr. R. Karr Jr. and Rod ney a.. _,_. Revolution, will hold the first Hackett • Sr ·• M''" Davos, board ' base cabinet· rockers· trailer bed, porch gl'oder, SLUGGISH. se,ptic tank' Clog· !her.mo controlled .. Excellent Crin Hradford meeting of the year Friday a£- al'<l Mrs · Paul Smart , Mrs. .,_ '""' JeIfrey of p umeroy; Mr. and esser · ndows d ged drams Get Klean·Emlocalton. Phone Racme WI 9WriM · or ConliN ry Shafer Mrs G s ·dd T. Bauer and at • tables • wo ·~ n u ternoon, Sepl. the home a . • · eorge 1 all Mrs. Ed war d 1 311 dr doors • set of metal wall cabi· L All dSeptic Tank Cleaner. 2433. t I 6tc A. 1... IIIU.DFIJRD f nd choldren Tommy L Polly A M . B .- o Miss Nancy Reed, Front St. a • . aura, nn, ar10n; and M'lSI nets, 2 chests of drawers, 2· an mark Farm ureau. ~'OR - SALE - seven room Racloe, Oblo Guest speaker for !he afternoon nd Tommy, Plattsburg. Polly Karr, Columbus. GUN SHOP 1 Pomeroy. 9 3 :Jtc h 'th b h H · 1 1 lfc . pc. bed room suite, dmette se1 ~-~ ouse WI at , aiTISOn· will be Mr. William Thomas of oak dish cupboard, lamps, USED PIANO - I nice re<Dn· ville. $3.500 00. Phone SH 2- ·HEATING, l'lmllbbll. MaeUor Belmont, Mass., who will speak CIIURCB MEEnNGS VISIT HERE RUTLAND, OHIO old washstand, chairs, plat- ditioned upright piano. Free 4782 or see Freda Carsey. Furaaceo. Araolcl Brotben, i on the topic, "Constitu!Jonalism MMecUngs scheduled at Heath Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Cabo of form rocker, gas stoves. Irati· delivery. call RuDal'<l Furni8 31 6tc 111 Eaot Mam Street, Pom- Today." Assisting hostesses ~ill ~ 1e~odo~t Church th~ week in-' Columbus spent the weekend THE CHESTER Fire Departer heater toil I, antique stand lure SH 2-4211. 9 3 3tc FOR SALE _ 4 room frame ....,. Phone Wl U141. be Mrs. Wayne Gibbons and Miss ~ u e Commossoon on Educa-1 Wllh her parents, Mr. 111d ment is sponsoring a Chick· and dresser. rinse luh,, dishes i965-HONDA 250 Scramble. Con· house, new bath. basement. I 20 rfa Frieda Faehnle. The 75th anni· Jon Tuesday evening at 7 p.m. Mrs. P. R. Randolph •DC! dattgben Barbecue and ice cream tact Jack Walker, Hemlock large front porch, newly NEIGLER BUILDING Supply versary of the organization will at the chu~ch and a .staff meet- ter. Mrs. Randolph Ia reooverinl social at the Che!lter Fire and pans. Many other articles Mrs. Etta Custer, Owner. Grove after 5 p. m. WY 2painted, plenty of water, Racine, Plastic wall tilt 14c be observed this year. Mrs. lng Jncludmg the DliDister, the from a fall In wbldl she r.. House. 11 will begin at noon TERMS : C ~SH 6m, before, WV 2-6894. 1> mile from town. Must see per sq. fl lor batbrOODII, George Skinner new regent wil~ Rev· M· E. Dowson, Lay Lead- cetved a fractured shouldtr and on Labor Day. 9 2 3tc Not responsible lor accidents 11 trc to appreciate. Phone WY 2bouse buildm, aluminum lid- preside. ' ' I er, Conference Delegate, WSCS "ribs.= ' ;;;.._ _ _ _ _ _ _. . . , 8 WE NEED auppliers or rough The Bradford Auction Co. presodent and chairmen of the tr hardwood lumber. Contact 9 4 6tc 1965 STEREO radio, 1965 mod· 6127. lng, kitchen cablneta measur· SEES FIRST MUSICAL five commissions to be held Ben Rowland Perry Wood l ._ el. This set has dual volume FOR SALE - 7 room bouse, ed to tiZe of ldtcben. Wednesday, Sept. 8, at 7:30 p. Products Co. Columbus Ohio. ORDER AMSnJTZ's -H and N control with 4 speed Intermix· bath, modem kitchen, next to 7 l7 tic Among those enjoying the m. at the church, al'<l the 1'-t ' ' "Nick Chick" Leghorn ch'1c ks ed changer. Radio equipped. school on Church Street. Sy· August 28 performance of "Hon- choir practice, Wednesday ev'; Phone 444-7865 days or IJ75. odTwin speakers. Lovely wal· racuse. Phone WV 2-2234. &nployment W1nted ey m The Rock," the nation's log. 9 2 6tc or started pullets today. M 61.34 night& &.30-6tc WIDOW w 1 housework by flrat Civil War musical at ern Poultry, Bo• No. 188• AtiJ.. nul finish. Tako over pay--ments of $1.25 per week or an • Grant!Yiew State Park, ' near ANNOUNCE BIRTH ens, Ohio. Pbone LY 2-9031 CIUCKEN BARBEQUE Sept. 5 6 room ~e on the day. Lorena Snyder.Ph. Beckley, West Virginia, was Mr. and Mr•. John C. Hensley ltc pay the remaining balance FOR. SALE: • 94 at entrance of Forked Run 1 31 1 OOddue $97.37. Call WY 2-6.'i55. :::onA~.;:;~: !~~~d~~ WY 2-836 . 6tp Jane Gilkey of Middleport. of Long Bottom are announcing Lake. Sponsored by Squadron 12 g•. REMINGTON auto-! on 8 31 6tC water and natural gas. Call Legal Notice the birth of a son, Paul Daniel l50Z Ci'Vil Air Patrol. ing sbo~. New conditi ha1965 COLOR TV Console, VHF WV 6016 or WY 2-'n59. KRIDERS ENTERTAIN at St. Joeeph's H011pftaJ in Park· a n 5tc Phone WY 2-30M, Tracy W3tc d UHF · Lo 1 NOTJct 01' er.burg, w. va. 1urung. ve1y wa- LOT FOR SALE · Excellent .... , .. v. BoUn ond M"''"' Mr. and Mrs. Rymond Krider Maternal ley. I 4 an grandparen•.t.U'I'OMOBILB llll1lra!a lleeD ra, out consol~. nus set 3 months building site -. 3'/a acres oD ~e S:i~r~rere!! ~rt.:~ ~:!Jw ~ ~~rt~~~ entertamed. with a _cUnner Sun· Mr. and Mrs. Gay FieldsL."' Reedare POLLAROJD 60 sec. came ..._u.tt IAII yuur operaold. Has picture tubt warran- Route 33 1 miles from Attomey•, Pomeroy, Ohlo, oo latu.r- day at thetr home m Sy-~·-·. VJ' Ile and ,_ • nd s,_ f • day, September 11th. 1985, at 10:00 '~W)C pa,..rna 1 with new wink light, $45.00 t T k tar't U..t Call WY 1-2111. 471 y. a e over paymen~ o Pomeroy. Good well. Call WY o'dOC!k A. M. Propen, conta.Jn~ a Guests ~ere Mr. and Mrs. ent.s 'are Mr. 'llld M-graG par· IIJUc Call WY 2-2757 or see at $12.34 per month or pay bal· lril • 1:.187• a 17 U".. acres more or .... ll Jl~~te ID Clyde Hames and Karen and Hensle Lon •o. eo1"De Rutland TowPJ hip, •nd M:llll• .....unt:r, •'!J Sycamore St., Middleport. 3t ance due $388.00. Free home Ohio. mnd appraieed M uoo.oo and Penny Sue of Elsmere Ky 11 y, g Bottom. Tl1e 9 4 c demo Call WY 2-6555 Auto Sllet rannul be aold for IMI Ulan tb. IP. Mr nd Mra. VIc . Pecora • an. Chari ensleys Ealso have a I 0 n, SMITB'S Clothing lllore is now • . praied value. Admin1Jtnlrlx re· . a 8 31 6tc 1958 FORD Fmrlane . HrYH the rltbt ... ...jet:t llDJ and Peg ugeoe. _ _ __ open at Letart Falls, Ohio, 10 PEACHES at the Midway Mar· le 500 V8, auto all bid•. sate IUbJect to U•• appro¥· gy Bnd Mich ae I, Columbus, _ _es__.::.::.::._ L D1. until 7 p, m. 8 20 tiC kel, Pomeroy, Gerogia Bet nd' USE ONE of our Carpet Sham· matic, excellent condition. u or :~1:11 cO:b~;..b.cb, Admlnl•tr.· and Mrs. Elsworth Dill, Pome-1:;;;;-.-.-........ White Peach, now on ha pouers FREE with B I u e Priced for quick tale. Robert . lrl~ of tbe Elt&tt of JOI v . roy. Joining the group In the II Wanted To Buy Alberta'• arriving Thursday. Lustre Carpet Shampoo. Bak· Vance, Leading Creek Rd., Bolin • .,..,• .,~~· ,.. "' 1, ,.. evening were Mr. and Mrs. There Is Still Bring container. Phooe WY 2- er Furniture, Middleport, Ohio Pbone SH 2-4656. 9 I 6tp John Krider and Joetla and INTERESTED in buying house 2582. Time To Enroll 9 2 '3tc a 31 stc 4 DR. 1959 oLDsMOBILE, suP" . John, Pomeroy, or lot around Dorcas or Bf· llbaa area. Call 949·2811. · \ CLARINET and pony. Call- wv - - - - - - - - er 88, good tireo, all new ----AtGBCFor 9 l 6tp 8316lc . 2-7013. Insurance brakes, radio, power brakea, By Unltod Preoa hdtrllltlonal FEU.OIVSIDP MEETS Fall Pay Cleues ANTIQUE Furniture, dishes. FOR YOU R hunting needs, v~:· 1 GRANGE tNSUIU.NCJtMullen power steerirlg, bydrOmallc Amerlcaa Leape Bent Sot. ea1 FALL QUARTER The Yooth Fellowship of the miscellaneous. Call or write: it Stewart's Gun Sbop, R nd Insurance Agency, Inc., Porn- I traosrn!ssion, new 1111rings. (1st game) land, Ohio. Shells, bullets a , Ope of the cleanest ears In Baltimore 010 100 000-2 7 0 Laurel CUH Free Methodlat Mn. Howard CecD, 800 W. lso eroy. Ph one Wy v 3381 . tfc Pomeroy. Ca11 Walter Gru... New York 001 000 000-- I S I churcb met in the recreation Diploma Counes powder for , .. loading. A MaiD Sl, Pomeroy. 91 er. WV 2-3230. Actual mU~ Pappas. Hall <8) and Brown. room o1 the par110118fle Th111'&BEGINS SEPT. 14 8 29 tfc will buy, sell and trade gu ns -c=c7'C'===~-Ford, Mikkelsen (9) al'<l Gibbl. day evening. 9 I I 8tc oAETNA CASUALTY Insurance 111• 43,000. Price $8115.00. FOUR ROOM house, bath and furnace, furnished. $35 month ' GERT S a gay g~rl - ready lor Mullen ln•urance Agency, Inc. I 2 tic Winner - Pappas 112·7). Loser Prayer by Kathy Pullins op. • General Office Couple preferred. Dial LY 2- a .whirl after cleaning carpets Pomeroy, Phone WY 2-3381. no RamMer -Ford (14-10). HRs - Bowens ened !he meeting. Plans - e 1 1 8130 Athens between 8 anrl woth Blue Lustre. Ren elec· tfc ' Wlt'ld Btudard ol lllompaet (4thl , Tresh (23rd). made for the Rev. Eugene Gill • Secretarial g p.' m. Escell...., (2nd game) to take Louis Diehl to Spring I eExecutlve Secretarial 9 2 61c tric shampooer $1. Pickens PH<!TO Copymg Service. eop. .. Hardware Co., Mason W les made o1 '-•al papen ... -m ~•- --• Baltimore 000 032 1101- 8 9 0 Arbor, Ml·~., Sept. 7 -L-e i eBus. Administration Durlftl Se1ly'1 a' 30 6tc ""' ' ..,. ·- ' ._ "'"' ,... New York 2110 0011 000--2 10 0 he wl'll en"te"r ""liege. w•"" 4 ROOM FURNISHED apart· Va. 12 .. Analnntry Stle There is 1 high nttlan41 men! for rent on South Second - , -· birtb records al'<l almost Ill)' lwmaoco. Smlll ""' eCoDOIDJ B t · p 1 (2) s Miller ~ Ave., Middleport, after first BOYS BICYCLE, a good one, other doeumenl!. aud IIWI8Ierlb1UIJ er ama, a mer ' . Games were conducted by dem•nd for profeulan•ltloolf'• puid>attno power lOti llopt>H-up production lor' tlrll of the month. Call Mrs. J. H. porch gilder, lawn sw ing, Reulor lnoorauce, PomtrOJ See (7) and Etchebarren, Brown the Rev. Gill wbo also asked washmg machi d bl t 4 lie Melropotllall Moloh (71 · Stafford, Renifl (S) and questions on the Bible to the ly tr1lned office personoolo brings !tit pllee to Mitchell, SH 2-4175, Saturday . ne, ou e 'Howard. Winner-Palmer tl'!-3). $11.11-wlth •• reducUo• II or Sunday. gatvamzed tubs, cupboard Help Wanted E. Meta Stroel. Pome.., Loser _ Stafford (3-6). llRa- quiz team. Refreshments were nel. , ..lllf,SMalodeyt 9 2 3tc FOR RENT- Mndern Furnish· ml avlachc, .....,_ IVY 22 tic Etchebarren ll!l), Bleiary oerved, afler which group sing. ENROLL NOW . WANTED - Lady experienced . \( 2lstt. tng was enjoyed. ed Apartment. Three largo uum sweeper, daveport bed iq drycleaning. Steady work. _ Attending were Susie Tracy,' C.JI, Write, ar VIsit rooms and lmth. All utilities Mrs. John Stout, Harrison· AD C Cleaners, Mason, W Va. lnstrudions Brenda and Sand ra Gil li st game, 10 lnntn•s) • more, ·I for informetlon IurnS 1 bed. Se e Fred Hoffman ville, Ohio. Phone SH 2-4834 9 4 &tp I U. S. CIVlL SERVICE TESTS! Calif !OO OOO OOO O_ I 2 O Betty al'<l Roger Klein, Mickey 1nd d~e~So. Fourth Ave., M\id·l Is 9 7 Jtc THREE l&dles atonce to help I Mj~b;- ...~~~ .!:,,~~: ~::r. s~~~~~ Chicago 001) 001 1- 2 6 2· and Kay Howell, Louis Diehl, ; C~tDege ..;. .,., LOTS 1spo before your eyes -=: on with Fall and Christmas busi& ~;~:~~~."dvan!:m~:~, .~rei.:~~~~7. Lopez (14·12) and Rodgers., Leonard Lyons, Patty Rougt,, 0 ln.ft .atn ll'et ... your new carpet - remove ness. Full or part time. $30- Thou•11ndfi of Job• open. ~~pP.rlel\l'e Peters, floward (2), Fisher (10) Kathy Pullins, Patty Neul1.1ing, aod triter · 8f'OW1'l' 't'l..-f.l ~i..-.- with Blue Lustre. Rent $50 week part time. Car nee· u,.u;all~ lmneceuary, Or.!lmmlr K Fl ores, Dar 1ene Eblln, ··~hool ~''ftlcttnl 1or man y Job~. and Romano. Martin (10). Win-, aren ... 1 ntw 1.1n::m •...__....., Parlt (Stile Approvedl ' e@ttric shampooer $1. Pick· essary. Write C·o The Daily n'lulremfnt.. •••• •••••muooo •" lnb•. "'"'"· ner - , Fisher (14-v'). Karol)'11 Soulsby, Becky Eblin, 36 Locusts....:.... . Mlclclleport, 1\hiA .,. ___ W\ Writto TonAV ~ivln~~: _ . ......... .__, ........ ens Hardware, Mason , w. Va. Sentinel, BoJ. 668-S, Pomeroy, J: llme and lddrll!el. l.ln<"uln l'iertr~. t2nd' game) Rev. and Mrs. Gill and Nancy, L.;..~Pit~:o:n:e~·~·~'·:•:a6~7·l · ··:·.:·,;.. · lfiM. I II tic 1 7 61<: Ohio. 1-28-12tp "".;.,:,:. cu "' ••• 0 '"' CalllorJiia 820 1011 Oflf.- 71 'Darla;' Kathy Sue llfd Delores. ''~ · •• ,... =·'W":: ,' Annrv'ersary . By FRED LASSWELl 'IE Will. OFF fiSH IN' ELECTION DA'~.. I JACOBS COAL CO. ~ NEVER VOTED •:r,.. ::.ro."'l!r.J::":" ""'"'••... ' l • 0 0 • ...,.. Bl : =========~' a ~ aeffnarS Wdgbt FREEZER BUY! u. FJowen I Jetter torrllory oolloq. l.'l.lndo...to: ll>br. N.By~ M. K :dinea& 18.cut Ill. BpiDe ft. Prnalont ......,..,. ... . "Don't think I won't ,,........... . when I'm olcllr IIIII 11111 wam til ua. ..• oarl" - DAILY CBIHVQUOTE : f 1 ! I lrONDA'f THRU I'IUDAY8: 00 Sign On - Ne111 8:0' Sacred Heart 6 20 Meigs County RFD 8-25 Paul Bowers, Farm 6:3U f~ews 8:57 Weather 7.00 National ,,emJ 7·05 Bill Miller Sho• 7::lD Sport! ParOI!t 7:3S Bill Miller ~how ,..... 7:Je Picken:::. Hardware tTuu Thur!.) 7:50 Newo 8 \. Bill Miller Show 8:45 Baker Furnituro Sbo1t 9 oo New• 9:05 Cutlee with Janel lL :OII Portraits of a Patriot iO Oil Swap Shop 10:30 Blll Miller Bruncb Show 10:45 Mason Agr. ~ .. • · ·- ~ I \ • ' ·•· · ·• •• ·· .,, ~ ... -•·····- .-...- ..., - -~- .._,....,....-- ~.. .-... __. ...................,,....... ..,.~H"-'•·•_....._-, ......... - .... , i ... . . ........ o o • , ... • · >< .• O 0 ,... 0 ,,I 0 • o<' ,. , . . . . ...... , 0 . , ,,.. _. TERRY I o. '---------..J. ' , 0 , ,_, • , ,. , ,. O -· L 0 0 0 O <W , . - · 0 " ,0 ' ." .PI I'C1JXBPIY Cl• DICK TRACY By CHEStER GOULD t ro I Jao.1 6:00 Sundowro Serenade f :45 Sign Olf SATVIIDA Y8 1:00 Sign On - New! 6:30 Happy Valley Boy! 6:05 Country MIISlc Tlml 8:20 Country Jamooree ' ·00 Protestant Hour 7:30 Sporta Parada 7:35 Larry Andenoo Show 10:45 fl's Music - ~rmy 11 :00 Dutton's al'<l Hems Dairy Top Ten Show 12c011 Newa 12:15 lusical Jnterlud• 12:30 Rev. Merlin reets 1:00 News 1:05 Jim Mees Show 5:50 Sports Parade 8:00 Sundoovn Serenade 6:45 Sign Off SL'NDAYS 7:30 Sign On - Arrn1 Hour 7:55 N..,. 8:011 Baptist Layman'J Hour 8:30 Sunda) Show 9:30 The Bible Spe!W to Ynu 1:45 Legillatlve Report 10 OG The Good Wle lO:lo !:on(l!'esSII8Q Moeller 10:30 The Country lfymntimers 11:30 The Qutel llour 12:00 News 12:15 Tbe Cbrlsllanl Hour 12:30 Tbe Rev. Merlir Teets 1:30 The Rev. Silas Billups I 2:110 The Rev. Andrew Parsons 2:30 Sunday showeatk 6:00 Sandown l1ereDide t 6 45 s· o LISTEN TO WJEH LlnLE ORPHAN ANNII By HAROLD GltA Y ' AM--990 on Your Dial - W!ti ~ ~ PORr «.tl li:OUL f lOl]l.(lH' V'iTD 'TH' ~ tHO T5M CAUGEI 'THEM THET ~IGCEREO -'0 cs llilP I~ ~HE. OOC1 llMIY 0 BAD ID:HOO<; H;IHTiO' COMNG TO """'' ' IT WAiiH'T M1 QiHTU' LITTL~ U3.""B I ~ n~e HORQIBLE. rr PO..ICl ' THEY ~ltD ~ 'Tii~l<IBLE THI~ 'Ttl lwtr' liTTlE lAD I 1l!{:t C\W!!l!D HIM l'flt) A !2ft:2j ! THER E, TH!:.RE SADIE/ I'LL HII<E YOU ~M. , WHER[ ~ 'lOu C.::t-l ) f:iQ!:::!!: ';! 'lt)Ll ~OOL, <:>a.M I >;OW CAM IT tVAH A~AIM B& 'HUM!:'. :• A'TN-1 WI-1AT H4Y'J'E DONI:. 10 OlJI( BENT!X'I ~ YEii , '<'EB, MY O'ARI BlJT w~ CAK TAKE CARS. ~THAT LATEil! - ~ _/ And By RAEBURN VAN BUREN ODENL)', 9ECK'I' BEGINS TO !L DIWWSY -· ~ll E'I'E5 ARE ~W ·· HER MCN FE£L5 WEIG!fTLESS ·· WJEH FM 101.9 meg. t :JSING Wt iGH T. ABBOTT O O 11fPA ,.,T ""'lo1i5 ... IM ACTUAU.Y ' • O ' .FilA lrYCNAT.Iil!IB "ry~vE . WOK 0 'O • , o - •'" O BPJIID • APP ., . ~ ... •~v • ......... , ., :~ ., •r!• •r,..•••• ·- ;;, ,.. M-··--- ·~~-.,. ,:;:. .,_ .._• . .~.- · -.... -· ~ ·· -....,_.,. . . ,, ,..,,.,_,-:,~ ~ -· · ·----~ • a. UH4 I FOREMAN ~· •• <Tuesday: 10:45 Fomtl)' Wtl!'!hlp (Thill'!.) 10 :45 A.o.C. Program (FrktayJ ABBIE AND SLATS 11 :00 News 11.0& Tbly'o COim1ry JUJoctloo 11 :30 l'lny't · ~lrJ Hyllllll 12:011 Cement Bloel NeWI 1•:30 Goessler'a Gueat Star tFrldaJJ 12:30 Larry Andel'lllll Sbow 3:'1l' Jim Meeo Sbow 4:15 Blaettnar AG1o Show 4:30 Electric ComJliDlf News Ht. Jim M- Show 5·00 News 5:05 Jim Meeo Show 5:30 Rlw'l Weather Report 5:50 Sports Parade· ------~:~~~~·~~~~--------~==~~::::::::::::~~:-~----------THE aOtN-LOSEi- - ly ART SANsoM WINNIE WINKLE Wl'l~ ) fl ,; WMPO Radio I ._._._= · •• • •· - ·p~ SCD --...... I D - ..... - . ., j v ......,.. ~ A NIIWSPAI'm JS A CiRCIJO LA'DiiG LIBRARY wiTH mGH NIV)D PRl"f!tAW' ete Line Scores ' .;uq~e.;th.:l'l: -Dele'• llow to work ltr 41NBYWAD .-OP LW '20 a ne1qhbor, J: i'J l Ot',"' f.:>r a l£ach day the code letten ue aterat. \ I & Orn>to....., QDotaao. , ) BX • STIIIV I ~ J or ·~..,.,LJ_r"1f.HUl'U<5 AXYDLBAAXB lo LOIIGirELLOW One letter llmply standl1 for another. Ja 'lhliiUlplt .A. I ,._, the r1~ .... o:· be:nq a a. '.Ito Ill, X lilt the ll'a, eto. Single ~ *PO"' trf.phles, a\8 . . _ &M tormatJon ot. tbe warda are arl hln~ I I 'he 'topveu by to VISit a fr1end' DOWJI 1. Copptco &. :LJi'JoODcb 11 '.... I GALLIPOLIS Perrar<; ct. Arnngeo t'. Identical m Business lly KINO a. .Atfected -- ooo· I II. J'ather: 340 ~~:~:~ a:,k~.bt~.!:'ba ,, • :!a.T...., 211. Gold .,... ~mit· - II.Copo eenler :n.-ot a.- I ••u ll.P- Kllaodle Je.Slmpt- I STEWART'S physlclalo 20,U..... 21. &dlnaent 22.liiJ11n tkJe lt. Geodetic :11. Stonn ltl. lllght IncUR• I HUNTING NEEDS ao.v- :Ill,~~-- god l8.H- - BlaeHnar'S 111.- 1a Torrkl rt. Suo. p 1:. ....., abbr. D.~ U.Q...., letter MARK IV AUTO AIR CONDITIONING 1a :n.eoacr- U. 'l'wiiiPt II of tio?JVIII U.IMdenco I "u"''-'"• bu/th T. 8. ...... I'• 2j ......... 10, lfol>lemoa G~mes ~ere I D- t.Am.pq. callin~ !M.~ 6. 1 . . . . . . &. Crow .dal>d,y tl ·--....,-- ·~ t.oo~~owa Llllolw .. Bdtllll Mr. Mr. pomeroy Motor C aD(I OAIL Y CROSSWORD • =: .;:: -·=NOeooy... ' " • :;.- . . . . . , • ••• - - -, AND 'r'ttJ Ll :{)fir 1'\, ' . ; LOSE ... Pf.U\.'I C'I!'.0 '"2; FOLLOVV TI--E: D :!:-~ :"\':-'\! Ac~Er:;;: "DU-3:: e,'\;:.:K 1-'C'>' ~ I �·"' .... .. .. ' . ' '•, .. .. -------- .. . . . .., ' --- ';< • ~· ' • • ~ ,. .' ~~Dally 7~ 196!; SOCIAl. -,.-.,-;-;;--- --- ---. Ch J :F.irst' CAI£NOAR H tsUnited Presbyter/On uMrc :, Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport. Mainly About People In o' Sept I Meigs County WCTU OS Unlt~dtre~y~!s ~~s ~dgar eet -' erin were Mrs. Hampton and Pomeroy I !::.r."":...;::.~.~ ;::.":.":: ;;:."::.:.':: :;, ::·.:-:::..:::::; . Tbe First Arnott. "Love" He~~~-~H':.~::S Devotions on "F'allh by Mrs. Louisof 1 ' 1::ading the 8th p,.Jm, lot- 0 Folio~- den~ !';~"24 • ~:~: ~. lowed with prayer by the preoiM:; resident MJSs Mar by a nymn and the oenedJctJun Saturday at 8 a. m. ~county o ne<; the meet Local oi\Jcers gJvm~ reports on beachers. . pret S..uer.co:'ed the uests durmg the eveni~g were The Jumor Cla.s or the oav Officers s~ ~~urch ~~J'!- of :::'."";! :::. ':':".:..-:.: :::-:. ::,•.;.::-,!.; .:-.::-~ ::: G~~er Gladys Cuckler ed home Saturday after a ~t! ~:~ew~e k !~lowed MethodtS~ C~u~c~~u::ay gJ~en wit~ absenc~ ~:c::~J":,;e;:u~~: o;:~~~· ~~"=~ :"~sl~ll t~JO Ha~ Amer~oa w~~eK,~~:; Ew';;f~th~:- ~.,;~ Kni~hts ~~ m~o~~~wmg Phi~ WJI~~m ~~~;::ed ~Jssions: t~nd ~n~l~~ed ~~wers D~r.rtor> per~nce S~pt. 7 ~~d:ng Be lnsta e 0n Sept• 12 co~l I z·tnn t R su".:t~:r ~:~ ll d th~ Am~~:.~~~~~' ~~le ~d ~~P!';' am~ ~tuth~~ ·~~nt th~ IWif.(t1 ·II't~ t' Ro~~:,o~~~.~~~. li~l~o~~oo II ~ Thur.-Frl. Sept. 910 "THE NEW INTERNS" 1 Mtoh" Joo" "THE YOUNG LOVERS" Wah funda and Shomo Hugueny .~.., ~averlee, Around n Ab Middleport chi~ :O~ie G~o~er Lo~~ ,:'~\!e Relr~ments =· ; safely meetmg. Roll hmt. Pet<~ Mr~ ~;;~0 ~:~~··,~·~.~:~ ,.;::~~~~t~ro~:rhood at A~:~iaiio~ th~ J~~~ ~~ :th,i~:soutrea~h; forthecomtngye~r. es;:~ mapte~b~~ 2~eatf~~~ ~~~- Mis~ ~':"- v~r. ~:~,:Y ~Ia er~ ~~~~~~ ;~ ;h~~s~tJSt, 'c~urcn oil ~~·"The ~uSJc ·-t'$11 "I lireP~s\y I ~xr"llent F"''G::~= I ~~~: ~r J~~k F~rst I -~~:,~ca .t':~e ~~~e To~ur~~:Y ~~:: ~a ~au~;.~:- G~od~. ~ntinel g S~alley, Re~ds_'___~ WORLD "8US ~1~~~~-~ACK 1 "Mc~~~E~~RN:X:c~~INS w~ere f' ~ ~; ~ito: Lo~is, $1e00 I i We like To Make I "I Loans 1 I Are You Enioying All The Services Of Our Full Service Bank I GlRLS LOAFERS $3 99 - CREW SOCKS FOR MEN . I ! I WHin CREW SOCKS We Invite You to Make Gu!i! 3 0ur Bank Your Bank" CREW SOCKS $1 e SUPPORT SOCKS /iaUonal I I .! ROUSH'S SHOE STORE - ---·-·- I I 8 =-tha~ta RedexJ.:: ;~~en;e~na·! bi:,. ~na- $1.00 a pair 69c. ,.t. ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY ~--~---------...t jllil~ kee~1ngal~ng Sheri'ffs Department Busy lu~b~s 1~bis OCE ArgoeS For ISSUe } Su ort pp I The; no.t- c c s Me1gs Ofn rop upports Will Average $ll,..Bush • 't. eI Obio Counctl for EducatJOD' (OCE) presented formal argu-1 menls Tuesday to the secretary of state's office In support of Price-support loans _for the 1965 corn crop will 1'1'• Issue I which w111 be on the erage $1.14 per bushel m Me1gs county, Wayne Chase, Nov. ballot. chairman, Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation The issue would increase the, County committee, announstate sales lax by l per cent to ' ced today. /on levels of • price SUJIIIIlrl .. 2 . Judge John C. Bacon. Methodist church with the Rev. 4 per cent, and the estJmated l The 1!16.\ !;)tal county corn1mong counties and lndlYidul,l But the White H01180 a_nd Slate Little, who escaped from the Freeland Norris officiating. Bur- $116 million addiiJOnal revenue: support rates are based on alfanmers " reflected only Ut !hi Department were. a Middleport )ad last Friday tal will be in the Sandy Dale raised each year going to Jm- . natJonal average total support loan rates. wary eye on the sJtuatiOn 1 was the object of an IntenSive cemetery near Spencer. w. va_ prove the public school system. price of $1.25 per bushel, conThe average county loan rate 1sisting of a price-support pay- or $1.14 per bushel 18 for 1965 the disputed Chinese . lndJan hunt before he fumed himself Survivors include hi• Wife, border In the Slkklm area. Pein Ill Middleport Cruel of Police , Mrs. Robert Fields; three SJIIS, Arguments against the propos- men! of 20 cents per bushel corn grading No. J, or No. f. king might logicaUy be expect. . nrl Herbert Gilkey Tuesday morn- Dayton Fields, Delaware; Gay al were presented las! week by Since the pr1ce-support pay- on !he factor ?I test oned lo strike there lf lhe Com- Forty-four arrests were made IDiscellaneou.. complamts, a . mg. Fields Reedsville Edmond / William P. Lewis and Lauren ment is uniform, the difference ly, but otherwiSe gradiq No. J, muni!IS should decide to enter during the monthly re-/lraveled 8:725 rnJtes on nvestJ- In other action yesterday, Fields: Chester, W. Va ; one A. Glosser of !he Legislalive• except lor moisture. Prem!Utnl the battle on behalf ol Pakistan. port of Sheriff Robert C. Har- gatwns, tflps and serv,ng of Judge Bacon sentenced Rtch- daughter, Ailene Utton. Albu- Service CommJSSJon. research ' and other gradet tenbach revealed today. papers. ard Lee Fraley, 21, Dexter. to querque New Mexico· a broth- branch or the Ohw General Asand qualihes are tlllChanpcl A breakdown shows nine per- As required by the courts, the 60 days in jllH after he pleaded • . : . . e bl from those in effect in 19tH. COLUMBUS - OIDO CUUN· sons were charged with disturb- department served 14 warrants gUilty !;) a no operator's license er, Carl FJelds, Wheehng, " .•••· s m y. The chairman reminded fii'OW· needlnJ new airports or lng the peace, eight for intoxi- of arrest, nine warrants to con- charge. He Is also being detain- ter, Allte. Long, Port Wasiung- Bblh arguments. exactly 300 S V ers that price suppon on the airport improvellltlllts may be cation, six for driving while un- vey, 10 summons, seven divorce ed on a violation of probation ion, OhJo , 21 and words long, and a summatwo " 1!16.\ COI1l crop is avatllble 01117 able lo obtain up to 80 per cent der influence, four JUVeniles for summons, three wrils of porti- charge. 28 great grande Ildren. of the proposJtJon as It Will apto farmers participalinB m tha of the C05I through federal theft and burglary, three on as- tions, six notices of cltatlon, one Fnends may call at. the Ew- pear on the ballot be. dJSllj65 feed grain program. Tho matchinj lund&. sault and battery, two for no order of attachment, sill subpoe, lng funeral home until 'llturs- trJbuted to J_, mJI!Jon support will be carried out Albert G Giles .. ecto 0 1 operator's license, two with bur- nas, and eight commitments. Attend Preview of day evemng. Ohw voters 20 days before the Oyster supper mght, an an- through fann and warehoust • · ' ,..r r. glary and one each on false electiOn nual event. will be held at the stored loans, purchases and the OhlonumberOfllce off pretense assault, non . support, Fann Science Event Sophia Shanes Dies The JSsue was brought to the regular September· 20 meeting price-support payment will bo said a o e coun Jes ml . , II ed tor ballot by an mi!JatJve petJ!Jon b h Dr W hit p l 39 based on the normal prod In the l!ate's Appalachian sec- perdr' ttmg un 'bcens thoperdal' IS Three Meigs and one Athens In East Liverpool presented bv the OCE after the Ay t e •Lew . e SPeir os, It' lion of the harv...._. · - UC· 1ng M 1g ·-• G Ui 1o 1ve contr1 uting e e 1nty W d b be · ed mencan gJon. ans or o•oou - · !IOn toe e s "''" a a, • . . . coun men were among 168 or as en rece1v o1 stale legJSialure fatjed to pass a ·h a Application for ·ce--s port can qualify lor up lo 10 per quency of persons who attended a preview the death of Sophia Shanes, btl! that would !tave had !he t c:m-8 loans and mayup IN cent matching funds through court or ' I p, IC Tuesday in Columbuo of the mer Anllquity reSident, who dJed same effect. gu d G . thg I made at the Meip ASCS COWIIUCb programs as the Federal registration, reckless operallon Farm Science Review at Don today in East Liverpool. man er um er a so announc. ty office Unless de Airport Act and the Appalach- and menacing threats. MASON - Mannie McMil- Scott Field to be held Sept 29- Survivors mclude two sisters, ed that the Post Will sponsor a made loana 11 ia program. How counties may The department also handled lion, Mason, an employee at the 30 and Oct. 1. Elizabeth Diddle, East Liver0 Halloween dance at the Post July ll lll6tl. tun quality for these fmtds will be 1,160 lncommg phone calls, In- Belleville dam, was slightly in- They were Meigs Agricultur- pool, and Josephine Allman, home on October -. lor Postl 011 ' 20 outlined Thursday by Rhodes, vesUgated l3 traffic. accidents, jured at a a.m. Tuesday when al Agent C. E. Blakeslee, Ralph Inverness, Florida; one brothmembers and their WIVes. RE_PO_R_T_COLLJSI __ ON Gllea and slate Aviation Chief booked 68 prisoners mto county the 1964 Chevrolet he was driv· Moore, manager ot the Area er, Ralph Tale, East LiverS One new member Bob Couch Norman Crabtree at a session Jad, recovered a stolen car from I!Jg was struck by • He Extension office in Jackson, pool, and a number or n;eccs was present and Introduced. At 3 P- m. Tuelday m lltt 855 18 10 here for county and civic offi. Jackson, . ted one appre- was turmng off Rt 2, Inlo the both of snd Chester and nephews. Funeral serv1ces The Meigs county commission- Don Robeson was reported Kroger parking lot, Jessie Prolcers. hension, a88lsted the state ar- dam site and mthe log was uo- Tannebill, 1!1fi..;:',' Ohio Valley will be held here Frtday at I ers announced Tuesday three on the sJck list Int. Carpenter, slopped hla son tnvestlgator on one fire able to see the train until It Publishing Co. o1 Middleport, p.m. at the Methodist church at men will represent the county Charles Swatzel first vice car to see 11 bad I flat llrt case, mvestlgated seven enter- was upon him. The tram drag- and Athens county Agent AntiqUity with burial in the at a meeting Thursday in Cod 'ed and the car slipped out of gear, CIUCAGO - THE NATION'S ing of homes, _investigated three god the car 4211 feet, then disen- Ackerman. Plants cemetery. tumbus to discuss expediting rolled lol'lftrd, and struck a .fatalllles broke ao all - time cases of malteiOU.. damage to gaged and let the car go over construction of county airports. .d th . parked car Owned by the OIUo record for deailt on the high- property, investigated two pet- a slight embankment with Mr. They are Bill Childs presi- mem rs have pal "" 1ll6ti Power Company. There Wll waya during the long Labqr ty larceny complaiots and ftve McMillion still inlide dent of the Community r!nprovedues. Swatzel also gave reapproximately $UO damage t. Da k nd lin I tab I t Y wee e 'a a u a .. ment CorporatiOn; Fred Crow, port onsed Ilk detail. lo th '·n _ He was unconsciouo · for a . the h'fatr th pollee He the Ohio Power ...,, .-.. car .,,. ··• today. RACES REScHEDULED lime. McMillion is m CamdenBy Unltad P.-... lnttrnatlonol Pomeroy attorney, and E. E. expres " ed k . •/about PliO damages to Proffilt'a, 8 8 The final traffic death toll- The Meigs County Motorcycle Clark hospital In Parkersburg NEW DELHI - India aays Poklatani pfanH II· Follrod, county highway departwho belp Ovrna • There were no inJurlel, aa fD. was set at 572 6 p.m. club's T. T. races, for observation of a blow on the tempted to bomb New Delhi before down, but the oir- ment official. a ker surance agent reported. 4•Y until midnight Monday! which, were rained out Septenl· head. He expects to be released craft were drlnn off wHhout Inflicting damaga. In other activity the commis- :emf {: par cars 11 That wu 11 la!alitles mort ber 5, have been re-scheduled in a few days. sioners named Warden Ours to e a year. Melp 118apltal !ban the old Labor Day record for Sept. II at 1:30 p.m. (EST) HYDERABAD _ Indian ground for ... open •• the Child Welfare Board, re- Paul Casc1 reported oo the 1et two yeara ago. ThJs year"s· alll miles north of Pomeroy llOnd front, Paklatonl border in drive on placing the late Ralph Smith Post's annual picnic, on the .Abbie Stobart, toll also represented the blab· on the Peach Fork road. All H d b--' h lh fl h 1 h and agreed to advertise for coal dance sponsored by the post, Pomeroy; Plul Holter, Rlclnt. 1 011 death mark ol any .81111UDer U . cket.:: pu,rch.ased oo the 5tb will Of WeS ern y ero ou, w I e I t 1111 I rootonlng to engu1I bids. and also on the new post borne DtN' lpd - 111'1, 01...the tntlre bordar from Kashmir to the Arabion Su. --. holiday. be honored on the 191r, Attending were Commission- building fund. Ewina, Pomewy, ' WARK P '-'· McElhinny, presi-1 will The lair pollee detall picnic . IMIUAD CALLED 0 S D Aa ..,.tenl navy tnltn fl I hling fo r ers dent,Kenneth Robert Clark &lid Charles be held on Sunday, Sept. w. VA, - The Hactne emergency squad/ lhe flnt time, u ahlptln the Arobltn S.a pound the R. Karr, Sr. lith at the Ralph Welker farm The Cllil'llcl deailt In oolied at 10:0'1 a. m. today The Northwestern Local Indian fort,_ of Dwtrlct. at Hemlock Grove starUng at two weeb caUSed by tbe drlnlt. to the pipe line job at Portland School District reported today Veteran• Memorial Htllpital 1 p. m. The steak dinner will A ....,__,_ ....._ ll11 ot painl thinner baa been where Harry FOlt, ", CoUa•e- a lot1J enrvUment of 980 pupils. . LONDON - United Nttlons Secretary Genwal Admissions Vema Minnick be served at 5 p m All mem. , _ .....,. - • · II "t11011.....,eol by --•• e "'enl riDe, W. Va., lllflered n ° By achooJa, lhe report !how- Thtn I orr IYH tn roue t t o PI klat tn and India on peace Coolville; · - Hoffman, Clif· ' bers who haiped . P'!"k . can II.....,. Ill lkiNUL ad t!tlilr a brot. Anna ·' Cutfll t I ._ ..., ""'"" ' tCIII'feyo """'' ., bal'k wben a lractor upsel. ed salem Center Elementary million. ton; Sherrie Simmons, Middle- the Fair this ytar are ellJible lllowa .... teatlll')' lifllclall. He WQ to Mem. with 114, RUtland Elementary port; Albert Deem, Portland; to attend. Appolllted to COlD· 1 .. Uld l'uesday Glen orlal hGipllal. Harrtsobvllle Elementary WASHINGTON - House Rapubllcans reodr to Danny Cremeans, Coolville; mitteeo for this affair 'lla'e lll4 ...._ ,_ mgh~ In August' Report Shows ~eight Augu~t, Oyster Supper ~es gr~ndchildren, ,'~early ~porllmtiiy, . l.u d Mason Man • ~m~~rs,k; VIO~~t:otn''~. Hur t m' Wreck lr~ln. show~ f~r- Fr~ MOONQ8~E, ~ '!;!!,~ u--•~u l~;.m· ~ ...... G • U. ~lencetl from I(Wwtja Ccttlt~ fill' ll'llllllar· J PIanned b Legion post ~erela':"'!~~;nday w~!n Po~;.;.;(, N th l C unt 980 cro~olng =~~~*!.~ ~ v...-.,.. ~ ~::;an ~~ 7~~ U: mel~ I ~- ~ :pod ~ U: ~ ~dnt't I•• - Weather ..;a, ~ken wlll~ ...;nor me~bers s~ccess. proJ~ ~cramble p~ Three tO G tO Airport Ta}k Kashmir at a Glance f~m WI~! dis~~tsh • Ken ~ ~-~ m, G~, I! Northwestern Locnl trim foreign aid biU llttr -.ral hundred millions of Chloe Secoy, CoolviDe; Nlcho- Elza Charlet SWIIIzel, a.cl!ING '111Vi1sDAY Hlait School, dolltn NrJMrlctcl fw ·llldla IIIII Paklatan. las Roush, New Haven. Paul Taylor, Frlllk Vaughan 1'10111 )'11!11 .l,litow . R. R Hawllngf SU Co. '" 'lq II lllbatllulinc DlscllarJel - Dosbe Hall, and Ca!CL Au i'"tlllt,r . . . ..flit ....,. - - ... wDI bt cloHtl all day Tbitiday In Center Serool for MOSCOW - So¥1tt Union lmpllad that Commu- Portland; Gene Chaney, Min- Relrosltments were amed fnl- died li .IM llcrL t ... 11M , 1 liZ, tnd m. ~ \'!!.' ~ ::;;,-·- ~:. ~.':' ......... H::.~"":~ ~ :..:-....-=.:..:-:-,;.~ :::,~ : : .""' _,- ,._ ~~..,.,., ,_ ;":.~1': ... , · .' Cou~lmen The soulhern tip of F1ori- as high as llO miles per hour da was caught in the strongest in the Miami area, slammed IJI.. northern quadrant or !he hurri- !;) the plush Miami Beacb bolltl cane. Howling winds and wind- row and left it 1 shambles of driven high tides wreaked smashed glass, ripped awning1, havoc on the southeastern Flori- debris, and water. MISS HYSELL da coast from Palm Beach to First reporls of injurie1 lA the Keys. the hurricane area were lichl Miss Sandra Rae Hysell, Betsy's relentless winds drove There was one death - ironleal-graduated Aug. Z?th from the a 141-foof Panamanian tanker, ly on tbe more remote .... Ohio State University wilb 8 B. the Amarylis. ag,..md near the caa;. of Florida ~ adY811Ce S. in the College of Education Lake Worth inlet south of Palm 5 mile per bour winds topped and will be teaching in the Co- Beach. The Coast Guard said a iree that kiUed a DJaD u It School t sy.".em it was helpless to aid lhe vessel retl. In Mlarnbi, one man had a sc 00 year 'ar mg ay. while the hurricane raged. 1oot severed Y flying g1aas. She io lbe daughter of Mr. The storm. which !Jad kept Main Streeta lalllldated and Mrs. Gale Hysell, former 1the whole Atlantic coast guess- Collins Avenue past the llllll<ld Middleport resideats. I ing for days about its destina- Miami Beach hotels was a maa lion finally came roaring oot of or debris. Jn Mlamt, Biscayne the ocean just as day was Boulevard was under water Ia breaking. Moving forward due places and at one •pot whert west at ahou112 miles per hour, a sea wall waa beached by Betsy tossed its gale winds as leaping waves In Biscayne Bay, much as 300 miles in all direc- empty 50-galloo oH clruml I lions. • ed across the !tree!. COLUMBUS ( UP!) - would in- receive the lull 16 per cent in- Attending were Mayor Legar, Cbeahire, pleaded guilty Tues- Funeral services lor Robert Y . th K hmir de- crease should the matter be Clerk Edna Schoenleb, and day in Meigs County Common Fields, 82, who died at his home taken before the commission. Lou Pouhn, Frank- Pleas court lo jail break and to- in Tuppers Plains Tuesday lion of India and expression oil AI Leonard, local gas com- lm Rtzer, Don Colltns and Roy day wa& awaiting - again In morning, will be held Friday nt unlimlted support of Pakistan.. pany manag':, attended theses- Reuter. sentencing Thursday by 10 a.m. at the Tuppers Plams 1 Agilon Stretch Seamless STOCKif2S -~ de-.·""''""'~L'IttIe Awaits . ~tee! re~rd S • £ year - was cited as major failure in fighting •n earlier for court activity during the entencing or ', Robert FI'elds reaBo!l the •teet com~es uttllty rate mcrease proposal past month showed the village's would bestjate to raise prlCOtJ. taken before the Public Utili- share totaling $660 !i5 DIS- B k' Jail .... ' . ties Commission of Ohio, cussion w.. also beid on the rea mg . .- . - - n·Ies at Home ·w:sa!Natofll' -;:. AMERJ. 11 wa• generally felt by cnun improvement of Vllriouutreets . olft · Is ed doubt ell that the gas company would m tbe town. . Wade Alvs Uttle, "l!!l; Rl. 2, SHAN MONT Chic~go, . .~ '··~0'1i'f"4.~.;?·. {i:~ni~luP~m abour~~~~ha~~~~~!:::~a~g~~"o~~o.al;;t~a~npc~~ap~~~f~l ~ ~ez a;1.~~~~ an~ S~nday ~~~~u~~o~fg ~·th~;·~~~! 1'WI: I holi~'YI Th~: A t S greemen eems I Near 0n Increase I costs on a speeding charge; Wilbur T. McDonald, 58,. Che1 GALLIPOLIS, Ohio fUPIJ- shire, 12> and costs ror mloXICbarges will be flled agalnst cation ; lv-•n Hall •. 49, Hartford, Ernest Walker later today In 110 and costs, !allure to yield tbe fatal shotlng of Thurmu right of way. Borden during a scuffle aud a Don E:rwin, 22. M1ddleport, family argument aL nearby and Charlotte A. Peckham, 25. Kerr. Middleport RD, were fmed 110 the Walker, a hitchhiker, told and costs on assured clear dis· sheriff's deputies he sbolil<>r- lance charges; Edward J . den after the man thealened Wright, 26, Chillicothe, $10 and him wltb a shotgvn and a costs. tnproper turn signal, and brush 81e. Dr. Donald R. Ira R. Sluder, 45, Canton . $125, warebime, Gallla County cor- costs and a three day jail senThis prediction was made by councilmen following oner, ruled homicide In the tence for DWJ. WASHINqTON-THE JOHN· a discussion of the gas company's proposed 16 per cent' shooting. Borden, !2, of Rt. z. Denver D. Gonf, 37, Lansing, son administration does not ex· rate increase during a meeting Monday night. Gallta County, was shot lbree Mich., forfeited a $15 b!Jnd for peel an tncr...e in steel priC08 . Council earlier had appeared unanimous in oppos- lime• fitb a .33-caUber re- speeding; Ike Mahoney, 65, Midto foi!Qw labor settlement mg any rate tncrease by volver Tuelday. dleport, forfeited one of $25 on in tha lndlll!t'y an informal re- the gas company. sian in which bargaining terms an intoxication charge, and Nor-l port said today. Councilmen indicated they were discussed. No definite .. , _ _,. man E. Hendrickson, 23, Rt. 4 . still oppose any rate increase, ciSJon on lhe proposal had been Marietta, one of $!5 on a charge[ The high level ol . lni· but said they fell that would be taken. 'or failing to yield the right of porta - now fjgu.rea fighting a losing cause. to the report In other cooncilCharles activity,Legar the I way . ol more !ban at10anullton Ions They were referring of Mayor ~nd "T~~ ~~SRTTt:,,AN I ~iclims gra~n:r ~obson. "I MIAMJ (UP!) Massive Hurricane Betsy crashed through the Florida Keys with its full 140 mile per hour fury today, battering southern Florida and the Gold Coast a tangle destruction. Theinto center of theoffreak storm, which Tuesday battered the Bahamas, slammed through Key Largo, about 40 miles due south of Miami at about 5 a.m. EST and then drove steadily on into the Gulf of Mexico. Over 18,000 persons were forced from their homes The screaming winds, clocked TWO - Roger Dean Kranz, 33, Findlay, 0., driver of the car In the foreground. and "Cap'' Caldwell, operator of the other vehicle, were admitted at Veterans Memonal Hospital late this morning Ten cases were heard Tuesfor treatment ot injuries su•tained in this two-car accident on Stale Houle 7 seven-tenths ot a m1le .south of , day night m Middleport Mayor Middleport. Ohio Highway Patrolman Cecil Carpenter surveys the damages resulting from the wreck. Both of Lee Smith's court. tre injury were reported 10 satisfactory condition. lnves!Jgation of the wreck is being continued by the Kenneth A Johnson, 18, Rt. patrol.!'bolo. 1 Pomeroy, was fined 110 and M nd 1Sh~ Ja~~~;~ ~ussel; FM CEN'II Miami, Gold Coast Suffer; 18,000 Persons Evacuated Acted on in l\f'dd} lUI eport , Ed:n V~ ~~~· SEPTEMBER 8, 1965 Ten Cases ThCoham•~ MEIGS THEATRE WEDNESDAY, 'Southern Florida Wrecked By Hurricane Betsy's Winds I Wllk~z- .:h~ ~u.est~- POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO t~ and;am~!rdt V~rgm- NO. 120 th~re. M~ get-.~~11 ~~ Richard~; mmister ior U of Mr. and Mrs. Rolland ELBERFELDS HOSIERY DEPARTMENT Features the Leading Central-Southeast m e eutz mg. G K Jr I 11 1 • R Lodge AuxJI· . Rv Don Mr and Mrs .eorge orn d G' 1 d 1M · or Rail.. of Columbus spent the Brands of Hosiery For Women and Men - Boys an tr an 1 : - 'd vemn to allend road Trainmen, Middleport, Middleport; Rev Paul C,rJSten- weekend WJ!h theJt parents r h' B t B -Adler- Bachl' bus produrtum will meet Wednesday aflernuon, sen, preSident of Ohio Baptist and Mrs. George Korn Sr and Infants - Hanes - Berks tre us er rown yMan" held at Sept. 8 at !he legJOn hall at t ·30 Convent JOn of Manetta, an dj Mrs John D G I F • d 0 , 40 - Lastler - Also Our Own Kirbury -- --- ~ M Jal Aud1tormm . p m. Rev Wlibur Pemn. Federated Mr. and Mrs. res rave- , e ors rten aviS ' Veterans emor I •o R ' . ' ly or Dunbar W Va were I S I Th Ones Mr. and Mrs Jesse Lake. Pomeroy Chapter No o oy- Church or Pomeroy. Sunda uest; of hi; mother, ' nd Shanmont. Come In - Look Them Over e ect e West .Jefferson. VJSlied recently al Arch Masons will hold or Zinn moved to Chesh-~ y ~ Gravel and his sl~ I h W k Of Ololo ' •llh Wedne..Tvem· al l " ·: rs· . J A raiJmg in ,' Best For You and Your Family- Also This Is T e ee d hert daughter. Mr andKaren Mrs Gregg Leo l,tat 7 30edp convucalton m at the Masomc u 20 from Bangor, . JWise. Mter, ~ 1 TONIGHT an Sids er,Th y. '""e "a.lled to I pi" m the afternoon were Mr and Mrs "SKI PARTY"' e .. .::. .. ~ ['. " compamon Thorn· IHe heldOh1pastorates and West 1rgmaa A Do · : 1 Kenne y 0• rTechntmlorl to the dealh ol 1 as c Edwards high priest, urg- 1 owa. IT wme. • 11 d Berks hires Annual Stocking Sale. FTankle A"alon, DwavnE' : Cool vi elh ue 1 e · ail offi cers' and rompamons before movmg here Miss Dorothy Reibel of Colum 11 1 5 · lltckman. DE"borah Walley hiS bro er·m· aw. nd' k'c vaca Yvonne CraJ~. Robt Q Lt-w Miss Carolyn Searls, Colum· ) to attend. I IDs family includes his wife, I bus IS spe mg a wee •s. Jas Brown and Famou~ bus. spent the weekend with her SEPT. 9 Julia Ann; a son Stephen w~o tJon With .herRpaber~nts. r a fames. Lesley Gore, Aron Mr nd Mrs L e o I th A' Force Alexancb 1a Mrs LoUIS eJ FOR WEARI Kinfaid and the Beach Bun parents, · ka t th wed The Past Councilors of Theo· ~ IS In e tr 'Nancy wh~ Donald Stiverg of Mitidleport . 11 nl•• Sear .s. too doro s Counc1l Daughters of La ; a W"c . was an overnight guest saturday . 18 FOR COMFORT! Ho Caokod hit Satterfield Sun:;,osse. Mi ss Uctober· of his aunt, Miss Thelma Grue- l Colorcortoono day at the Umted Pmbj- I J k I fest, MISs Press Photographer ser. . y M and WED. ond THURSDAY , tenan Church. She also had ;:.e Southern Local Elemen- of Wisconsin. and thtrd runner- MMrs.R~ed:oun~":~ ~ndy, l FOR LOOKSI Soptembor 1-9 her houseguesfs, MJSs Vtckle tar 7th and 8th PTA wtll meet I up to Miss WJSconstn A soo " ·. M and !,Irs I NOT OPEN i Woodman and MJSs Debra Slar- I TrJrsday • Sept. 9. at the school i Daniel ·'' a senior in Kyger -witl; FRIDAY ond SATURDAY l tzm•n or MansfJeld, Ohw, who I buildmg at 7 30 P m The new Creek High school M. . d M s ~ul Sayre and , Stpttmber 10.11 ' were here for the weddmg. Executive Head Mr. Deem, and 1 r. ~~ ;~ula and Sandra of BUY OUR .. , VfNCF:NT PRICE In : Mr and Mrs. Vernon Weber the teachers and paren ts will be Mrs. Charles Bennett. daug ers, ' and ramJiy, Denms. Dean, Don- mtroduced. The executive com- : Mr. and Mrs Harry Chesher Great Bend . LAST MAN ON EARTH or Ina. Dallas and Duane, Rutland , IIDJf l"" w:ll serve rdreshmeols . hove returned from a three - Mr. and Mrs. Everell LAST WOMAN? Alive spent Wednesda~ at the OhJO Everyone is urged to attend. weeks lnp to the west coast. as spent Sunday With Mr. omong the LfFELF.SS Stat£ Fair in Columbus I • , They !ell Columbus by plane Mrs Waller Thomas and fam.. Mr and Mrs Blaine Walburn 1 SEPT. tO for San Diego, Cahf. where lhey I Jly at the1r camp at Malia tht mght h1deous with mhu and children of Vienna, W. Va , M>ry Shr:ne. While Shrme of met their son. Pelly Officer. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rayburn 1 man cravmg' vtstted over the holiday week · i 'jerusalem will meet at the\ 2nd class, David Chesher, who and Beth returned to their home. 1 end wJth thetr parents, Mr and IOOF Hall Fr:day at 8 P m. had receiVed hJs dJSchllrge from I HI. today after a (Technlrolor) Mrs Verner See and son, Keith, , There v..III be a school of In· the u s. Navy. Chesher, a weeks VISit With her mothrr, 1 Ann·Margaret, Michael Parks and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Wal- ! slruction and all orrtcen are graduate of Middleport H1gh Mrs. Baker Gordon and h13 (a~ Jonel Margolin. Larry Slorch burn. II urged to ue present. ' School ' spent four years in the ther, Charles Rayburr. Sr. I • BdDter be!R 1 ra " · VJSitmg with Mr and Mrs , , Navy aboard the sh1p, Horne!. Mrs. Mary Bar r o. avensNew fall shades of blush. tan, beige tan and SUN, MON. •nd TUES. Leo Searls over the weekend 11• Juoqed I<>Jpow ' '! l?"4JS · The group also vislled w1th rei- wood, W. Va. IS spendmg a few S•ptembtr 12-U-14 were Mr. and Mrs Clarence j the G::.IJJ~ils MedJcal Center I atives in Los Angeles before re-~ days With her sls~er. M:s. Des-taupe tan. 'four correct s1ze. Cramblelt of Coshocl;)n, Ohio. she Js bemg treated for a : turning by car and included var- aie. Patterson. I (Technicolorl Mrs. Elizabeth Davis Ftsher heart conditiOn . . I ious scenic spots enroute borne. I Mr and Mrs. Hobart R~uiJ Tim Conway, .Joe Flynn, Ga - is spendmg a week in New Mrs. Belly Clme speot the 1 Chesher has accepted a posi· spent Sunday in Columbo~ with ' a pair tY Vinson, Billy Sands, Su· New York City. Wej!kend '" Manella With her : llon wJlh the Emerson Electron- I his sister, Mrs. Louise Davts. i 1 1 1 Ho'o In Ag•ln Mrs. Nellie Vale. principal of brother, Ernest Rmg. . I ics Company in St. Mo. Mr. and Mrs. tffilrge Raub Cortoon• I the Salem Center Elementary Mr. and Mrs._ 0 ·. P. Klein 1and will begin his dulles Sep- l and granddaughter of Huntmg_ . ---- - __ -~ __ _ _ _ --~~- VISited recently m Chesapeake I !ember ton, w_Va. visited Monday with 8 . with her mother, Mrs. R. L. . . Mr. and Mrs. Hoharl Raub. 1 Hamilton. ! Rec~nt gue9ts of Mrs. Ltlhan The junior classes of the 'iyForrest Bachtel, who ts ac- 1McGhee were Mr. and Mrs. 8 - ~ racuse. Minersville and Fore3t live in muSJcal affairs at Mount · F. Heber, and Skippy Hack· Run Methodist charge. acc~jll-1 Umon College. Alliance, pre- I worth or Belle. W. Va. and Ran- i panted by the Rev. Wcndell't. sented a special vocal solo, day Damels of Pt. Lauderdale. Stutler held a swimming partv · "0 Rest in the Lord'' during Fla. . I last w~k. at Royal Oaks park. the Sunday morntng worship ser- ! Karl Beck. former reSident A sack lunch was enjoyed folvice a! Heath Methodist Church. :of Middleport, has been attend· lowing !wimmlng. Mr. Newman Burdette was or- ' ing college in the south. He 15 Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Raines 1 gani~t. . now in ~erm~y . f~r 3 stued~ and daughters, Karen and Pen· MISs Maxme Bennett and course. HIS famtly IS m Ft. M Y ny Sue of Elsenere, Ky we:<' fnend , Libby Range of Colum- 1 ers, Fla. holiday weekend guests of Mr. bus spent the Labor Day week· I . h Becht! who 1s --• Mrs Raymond Krider Smart New Fall Colors( Bachelors Friend h h M ~an~ d M1ss Sara ' l,e:;;;nd;..;w;,;'·;;;;..t;;;e;;.r..:p;;;ar;,;e,;;nt,;;s;.., .;;;;.r. . Col be, s spent j"'"' Mrs ·Marion Howell of· Co11 employed m urn u • · · 1 I I the holiday weekend with her i lumbus Spl'nt the weeke"d Wllh parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack! Mr. and Mrs. Walter W•lker an~ 1 Bechtle and family. I Mr. and Mrs. James Will and Buraundy, mo••. green, navy heather . oxford heolh· Miss Marianne Woodgerd of , famlly. er, neet blue, wtne heather, olive beather, sand, Columbus spent the holiday : Mr .. and Mro. Hugh Ferguson white and most any eolor JOU weekend with her parents, Mr. : and Jimmy and Mr. and Mro . . 111e areen, na V' • I and Mrs. Harold Woodgerd. I Gene Alkire and Kimberly and 1 eould wan.t Comf ortable ' Ions wearinl Bachelor • 1 Mrs. Lillian McGhee visited 1 Kllren of Columbus were wee~-~ Friend sport ond dreso sock• for 1.00 a ptlr. recently with her sister, Mrs. i end guests of Mr. and Mrs. pr. j Ida Neil a patient at a hospital , Pearl Parker. in Ashland, Ky. I ----Men'• "Tiger Paw" 1 The Rev. Howard Ruppel! hu, Londons are Home Boys Hi-Bulk Orion : returned lrom a mooth'• vaca- : From J'acatwn In your coned Jize. All white with nonI tion apent with relattves In Vir• ' Mr. and Mro. Herman LonSizes biDdlDII Comfort top. ginia, Pennsylvania and don of Syracuse have returned 8'12 to 4 pori, Miss. where he visit ; from a one week vacation visWI> orion acrylic high bulk, 25% 4'h to 10 11 ,.~: with his parent•, Mr · and Mrs. · lUng scenic points such u Ceotretch nylon. Our Klrbucy quality In two sl&e ranaea for boy• wearlnJ socks C. R. Ruppel!. i dar Point, Blue Hole, Seneca eBiack 7 to 8\lo and for b!Jy• wearln& IOCD Brown Miss Dianne Cri•well, daugb- feaves, Sorrowful Mothers Shrine 8 to 11 Colon aro: black, white, dark Mena Ovtr·Th..Calf ' ter J[ Mr. and Mrs. James .Cathedral of Tomorrow, Warth· &reY • "red, commando blue, Ioden e PENNY LOAFERS Criswell, left today for the St. 1er Museum and Schroenbrunn areen and navy bluo. Joseph Hospital School of Nun- ~ In Toledo they visited Mr.l ' e BUCKLE LOAFERS Dark coloro for fall. In your correct olu. ing in Parkersburg, W. Va. She · and Mrs. J. W. Blrtcher and · t• a 1965 graduate of Middle- · Mr. and Mrs. More Levivtch, ' ' eiTALIAN LOAFERS port High School. i Mr. and Mrs. Don Waggoner of Maumee, Mr. and Mrs. Orville RETURN TO FLOHIDA : Hutchinson, daugbterl, Bonnie Dependable Brands, Big Selections In Every Department 1 Mrs Richard weaver and and Connie of Lorain, Mr. and !ami!; of Jacksonville, Fla:, re- Mrs. Clarence SWwagner and WE PA'i 4% ON SAVINGS l'l"ned rome alter apendlng a . family of Wooster. In Seneca. week with Mr. and Mrs Rose : vOle they vlsHetl Mr. and Mn. ; Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation N. 2n d Av~. Mlddl-.. ..,.... • :l 1rleada. mldtltll.Fisher, former lilatlll_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _;__ _ Norris and other relaUveo llld 1. Norman c~;:d~"o call will be II~~~~.: ba~ enttn Det~Oietl To The lnt.erutl 01 The Mei11-M1Uon Area ~· ~::~:·~r,: !~e sw!~: ~!fie~ ~ndth~~ !~r'!tt. ! ::eta~d Columi~JS Ad ~~ '~mho! ~·~ ~na par~nis ~:~,me ,~ ~~r. ~JSs Chesh~re Se~t. wer~read ~. • ~ at-- y ~-· Miss Maud Grueser. A contrl- A picnic dinner was enJOit taining the word "Peace. Seobution of 1100 was made lo the at noon preceding the lnsta a- reta and treasurer reporl8 Mrs Church Council for expenses tion. Homemade tee cream was and approved . Dues prayer Betty Clm< ol Middleport, Mrsdl Grove weeks visit at Powhatan The birthday of Mrs. Roy Sey- served with tbe Alk' e were collected and bills order· b h Robert Werner. Pomeroy an mg a bake sale ep . the and Mrs. Gratis Bryan. fried was observed. The Rev. C. vn tr ed paid. Y a ymn. Meigs County Mus- beginmng at 9 30 a. m. at Mr th Installed the officers The outOfficers reports were MJS" Sauer.vided b Mr. Rich 1 Cross Store in Racme. Mr. and Mrs. Ashton Sayre The meeting closed with e o ofncers stood ;..ch hold- The group decided lo sel Mt< Beuy Chne servmg Iic was pro who ;"" ' solo, SEPT. 6 Fairborn were holiday Mizpah benedicUon, after which shield on which was a Christmas cards agam thiS1 u secretary m the of ard White, Lmnle I Theodorus Council Daughters : ol her mother, Mrs. Frank games were played and prizes of a disciple. All each of- year. Mrs. Rachel McBride Mrs 0. E. McKmleyl and Florence Hannay, " ·of will meet Monday , art. awarded lo Gn::••;· ricer was installed the outgolnR read an article from Pre:yter;eSident, number Cards at 7 30 P th; IOOF hall. : Mro. Lois Ann Jones and M:..' Ro:lz officers handed the shle'e ian Mrs. P. T. Shelton, vice presi- lo Mrs and her The Pvthias wll , WARREN ZINN dren of Columbus were served by the net N. C. Jim Bill Oiler, from dent: Mrs. McKmifl'' secreta and hP.mma h ld a picnic Tuesday evening ' end With herr· da lth Mro the hostesses, Mrs. Lawrence 0 c.' Darla Eberslocal church, liS a second ry: Mrs. Leland SllXIon, treas ' the meetmg the ' at Kyger :.:reek plcmc : eV, 0 Hof:O. ;;.spital .. Lanning and Mrs. Amanda K... presld::;. Hyla VauR'l•n. year student MissG uror . Rev Donald Boone of the Mid- groond beginning at .8 p. m I and Mrs. Wendell G. par. vice' resident:' Pam Crew, maw read an arttcle from u appointed by_ MISs rt FJrsl BaptiSt Church, All Knights, former Kmghts, Py-1 He . two weeks vacap . Linda Reoter, !teas- Post on the 91st Psalm. sau., are Mrs. colored slides of theJr thJan Sisters and their famthes I :rooky Mountains, COMMI'ITEE MEETS the followmg chair- Round-robin . son, Armed Serwes . rs en I th t coast lhJs sumnvited to attend. Those at- ' on F lis ' ·r Bl k I hris- were sent to Mrs. ,.,.ggie ., roy Ewing, flower and tnpr vanetJes of I are asked lo bring a : Georgia, Florida, Niagara a The executive committee of men, er i,' cklns, Mrs. Bessie Wise, Mrs. Mayme Mrs. Joseph Cooke, legJSiatJon, varJous parks and uat- 1covered dish and table service. I ' and Cancad:. Weese was a busi· the Salisbury PTA met Friday Jeff $erry Holmes and Mr. Mrs. A W Stephenson. litera' b d and dttnk wll be ' 1 Mrs · . evening at the home of Mrs. c ros w ' ' Hostess for the Septe lure Mrs Shelton. spJrJiual ural wonders. I orted Meal. rea ' ness visitor in Gallipolis William' Ohlinger president lo christian Bill Fran- meeting is Mrs. Florence Potts life Mrs Marvin Kelly Tern· Refreshments o ass provJded. . ._ . ' da, . ' cis christian cJt!Zenshtp: and . " I" as roll ''' in Churrh Sch,.;l: Lu- cookies were served With A specJal meetmg of the of!J_, An Installation service will , Ramora Boice of Day- plan d Bill Moore, christian fellowship. Wlthd harves cretia Genheimer· Publici tv t•e from a table ceutered WII ' cers, executiVe and budget com be held at the First BaptiSt l ion s ent the weekend With her Commtttees were se up an Present for the dinner and wor . Mrs McKinlrv Mrs. Shelton i an arrangemt'nt or miltces of01 Church '" 12 :tl Dr. and Mrs. R. E. plnglansS installation were the members During the social bour Mrs. ave the Installation praver. 1ers Hostesses •ere · AuxJIJary rew .' e ' . · · of the Youth Fellowship, Rev Lizzie Quick, the hosles.!, sen· 5' 7 m for Warren G Ztnn, Y Boice ' g Serving as ushers for. the : tonstall. Mrs Clme, Mrs.' No 39 has been called8for Tueat I Cheshire - Kyger - HartMargaret Handley R. N. which wl\be lam::; m!ht. and Mrs. Alkire and Mr. and ed delicious refreshments , and Mrs. Pearl Hoffman. It· day. September 7 at P m. ; r rd Parish A fellowship hour I Pittsburgh Pa spent the chers, coo s, Jam rs, us IV- Mrs Reuter and family. Mrs Daisy Roush, Mrs. Haze ty - three members and guests the Leg Jon hall. OES o II I0!low the Installation so o k d ith her 'mother, Mrs. ers and school hoard members . Clark, Mrs McBride, Mrs. attended Each one was g1ven Pomeroy Chapter 186 ' WI et the pa~ wee en w will be Introduced. The proRN Is nd Min Mumaw. 'I' a while ribbon pm during the will meet in regular sessJOn l that VJSJtors John Handley left gram will be room visitation DAUGHTER BO ood Pot a •· .....-.• ' -I,.,, - - ' evening Tuesday. a! 7 45 p m, at the tor and hiS y Mrs. Margaret ann . with the teachers from 8-8:30 p. Mr. and Mrs. Jpck L G • . R D and Mr. and Mrs. 11 TONIGHT & WEDNESDAY Ma,ontc Temple. Persons participatin! in the SUnday for to m Also photographs, films and are announcmg tile b1rth of 8 1" 11: Nitro, w va Great FAMILY NIGHTS I · · - -- " SEPT. 8 mstallallon service from other her daughter and son tn-law. slides of school events will b& daughter, 'llna Marie. August Ea 1d !hers are Mrs. Chari'• "'HOOTENANNY HOOT" The Pomeroy Shakespeare laces Will mdude Rev C C. and Mrs. John Prunty. . s shown and those having any of 120. They have a son, Earl Ar· Pomeroy. an" Mn. IJ club wtll meet at the home of : for the West Mr. and Mt!. R. B. this mrterlal Is asked to con- thur. Grandparents are .\1r and roth Long Bottom. - andI :1 f Mrs Dale Smllh Wednesday. ! ia Baplisf Convention, Parke'" and Mr. and Mrs. William Neu d tact Mrs. Opha Offutt. Mrs. Arthur E. Koenig, __! ---- - - ' OU for 0 1 o'clock luncheon and . b g· Rev William G Barndt. ling of Lancaster were weeken - -· - - - - 30 P ,, Stor Clau Meets _ Church .4nnex the Y!th 01 of the Federated clrurcb ship of the Utltted MethodiSt ":the Star Clan of the .. ter-- Friday evening, at the church. church were Installed In an im- se First Untied Pre!byteroan Mr. and Mrs. Harry Can Mrs. Henry Reibel president, presslve ceremony saturday at· In the church annex. A SEPT. f The ground committee ~eet . Faith Devotlom Open Church • Fellows h1p Officers Are /nstallq/1 ~· 14 . . . ' .. a v' � 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 09. September 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/. Title A name given to the resource September 7, 1965 dean rawlings schultz schweitzer