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I The of ChestPr mPt at "Living in the Space Age" was IS oror~ty • ,....-------~--·------------------------, en tine _________ _ -South Asia Teeters on Brh~k of ar at y Mrs. f sc h/eman • S • s New Valentine Girl for Activity Year Make Elberfelds In Pomeroy Your Shopping Center for lh• hhurch for:_l~llir."'eet- 1 ~~· b~P~;sFol~~~:te;,"~i~~~: · Wearing Apparel for Your Family and Furnishings for tion and .scripture reading Mrs. Frank ~schle_man was rthe offices of the Columbia Gas Mrs. Rice: hymn "This Is named Valentme G1I'I of the Company in Middleport. Mrs. My Father's World;'t Mrs. Se- Year when the Eta Phi Thomas Smith, president, con· Your Home. Come In Saturday- the Store Is Open Until 9 mister ga\•e the introduction to Chapter of Beta S1gma Phi So- ducted the meeting when plans the topic and articles and com- ronly met Tuesday evening in were made for the rush party. ments were given on teleDuring the business meeting Borgnlne, in the Evening --and Don't Forgetto Look Over the New scopie. microscopic and man pr6er by Mrs. Karr. a dorratkm of $5 was given to -andsized wol'ld. uring the business session the Salvation Army and it was The program concluded with communication was read from reported that unsold clothing Color TV's on the 2nd Floor. Cella Kaye Larry Domasin a solo, ..The Spacious Firma- Mrs. Bates concerning Pheif· from the recent rummase sale wscs by 1 TONIGHT thrv SUNDAY "MeHALl'S NAVY" Ernest Joe Flynn " ISLAND OF THI BLUI OOLPHINS" VOt XVII ~~ ment" by Mrs. Semister and fer College in North Carolina had been given to a needy fam-- _ --··· -- --· --·-- ~- and 32 sick calls were report- ily. ed. Three cards were sent to Th . ·u shut-ins. . e servtce comm1 ee also reported that a state representative would confer with the WHAT IS ss AWEEKi ~~ M;i;;;;Ab~~;-~1 ~~~:.::u~ar~~~ o~~:n: dri~:. The social committee an~ m ~~;::'c~.:da~"!~e~~:;: ~pt. ~· Mrs. Harry Lee Bailey accompanied her daughter, Bren; da and Linda Cramer to Coi lumbus Tuesday where they will resume their studies at ColumI bus Business University. Mrs. ; Baile): remained overnight with the g1rls and returned home Wednesday. Mrs. Halph campbell returned to her home in Canton Wednesday after a several days visit with Miss Callie Kloes. Mr. and Mrs. John Strickland and son, Stt:ven, of Woodville. were weekend guests of his mulher, Mrs. Dayton Strick- at the Grace Episcopal Parish House in Pomeroy . Mrs. Esch~ Ieman read the guest Ust for the Rush party and also dl,_ cussed proper rushing proced· ure. The theme chosen fQl' this year's rush party is "Fairyland I Fantasy'' and named to the party commitees were: Gen~ eral Decorating, Mrs. Eschleman, chairman, Mrs. Don Grueser, Mrs. James Wisecup, Mrs. Paul Chapman, Mrs. Paul Huston, Mrs. Thomas Smith, Lila Mirch, Mrs. Alvin Spears. Mrs. Richard Rawlings, andl Mrs. Larry Wiley. I ·i A VEAR Pl HS INTEREST! If you simply make it a habit lo deposit $5, $10, $20, or more a week in a savings account here, you 1 11 have a substantial cash reserve - plus interest - surprisingly soon and painlessly, lool Start $GYing here regularly , , , next paydayl Your Savings Earn 4% Interest POMEROY NATIONAL BANK Serving Meigs County for over 93 vearo POMEROY RUTLAND Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation People In Pomeroy i •'Irs , . Hele n s·IX an d Mrs. GoI. • Card Tables M -Th Mrs. SpeatSj . die H.ussell of Athens visited 1 avurs, rs. omas SmUh; Wednesda .th M . Ri 1 d Games, Mrs. Dan Meadows; TaCampbell Y WI rs. c Jar ble _decorations, Mrs. Rawlings, . · clrdlrm<.n, Mrs. Marjorie Kt!eMrs. Helen Bumgarner, Mrs. lbaugh, Miss Sharlee Newman; Edna Campbell a~~ ~rs. ~ene- Food, Mrs. Wisecup, Mrs. Gruevieve Corkey of Cmcmnall are ' ser. Linda Watson and Barbailie guests of Mrs. Edna Bar- 1 ra Betzing. tels. Mrs. Edna Ca b II M Entertainment - Arlene Mcmpe, "·Dan II ha' M Rl" Helen Bumgardner arul Mrs. d eHs, c" 1rman, Crs. c,,.. . C k Cl . ar ova~-~.er, Mrs. hapman, Gene VIt>ve or eyd o1 f ncmsa· Cl f'"'An • up, Mrs. Car 1 Horkey, ti \\' dn 1 spen 1 e es ay 8 t~rnoon chairman, Mrs. Dave tt.lndy, with }.1r. and Mrs. Richard Mrs Keith Riaas Lois Moore Campbell · oo • · The cultural program titled, · ~~, .,, -,«.· •.,e::.. ;J'' :.:n"yv ''Your Day Socially" was givTbe Meigs Molon'ycle Club en by Mrs. Rawlings. She disof Pomeroy will sponsor Dhl· cussed the formal versus inforlr 1c t mal dining and gave unteresting Championship T·T fa cUI concerning the first Jadiea Scramble Racfm Sunday, September 1Btb, at the club of the White House and their grounds located sh: mile& entertaining. She discussed the north of Pomeroy and 20 ~ype of table settings and seat- ~ miles south of Athens oH U. mg arrangements used by the Herbert Hoovers and the EisenS. 33 oo the Peach Fork Road. bowers, This is a raiD date, and ticArlene McDaniel was assisted kweillts pUrchased September I by Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Rawlbe hooored ; ; tbe eate ings in serving refreshment& at wblcb will open 'I 10:30. the close of the meeting. AtPractice will b,. I am II till tending were Mrs. Eschleman, t wltb starUnr r -~ at J :3G Mrs. Horky, Mrs. Meadows, p. m. tEST) .• ~m wUI be Mrs. Mitch, Mrs. Rawlings, I.: ..~·~.'"'"""·classea. Mrs. Rtggs, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Wise- • Funeral Held 1 Wednesday for Mrs. Baxter '• Get the best deal a 5-year/50,000-mile warranty* ever went with Funeral servies for Mrs. Zana Baxter were held from the Ewing Chapel, Wednesday at 2 p.m. with the Rev. Wilbur Perrin, pastor of the Federated Church, officiating. Special music ol lhe requesl of Mrs. Baxter, was provided by Mrs. Ben Neulzling, organ- ~!~;n,~M~rsc:a::~n ~~~t, CIDAA Now's the li ·llt tu dolt. During our big Close-Out. We're deal In on beaut t 1 t 11 c 9 harder than ever . I u , u -s,ze hryslers. We're moving !hem out fast tor little more than yo~ ~~ghl pay lur small er ca rs. All you rs for the taking · Blg-'car comfort, big V-8 ped o manceD, an.d the longest warranly in the business ..Now a en pr1ces. on t m1ss out. Slop in today. t easy io take year<CMIIYILlllt'l 1-.rlAR"/SO OOO.Milt: I ~r !J Yllrs or ~0,000 mll~s which ,WARRANn _WITH THIS COYUAGl; Chr ale C w1U re~IICI o-r rlpt ir •t 1 Ch' ller tr comu hrat , l~lnsl d-llects In mlte~ 111r orpor1tion ••rrants bloc:k, ha1d 1nd lntem•l 01 irttlkflotors ·f~d.Ofltlon uthorlzeo:J O••lsr'l piece of'b~:!~~~'tl'!h!~;,~: ~ m.tnua! clutch/, torque cOrwe rtermd~i~ 0 · WIIIT P.urnp, tflnlmlulon cese •nd lnternat parts(ellctud. =~flfllfl of 11 1965 1 utorro()bilis 1 ~;•lt. Unlvllrlll Joints, rear aJie and difftrentfal, and , 11 , tf ~ mWes, whkh•ver cornu first 1t,P'01 ,-ijd the owner ha s the en~~:lna all ch1n11ed every 3 months 11r t~ter cleaned'"'')' 6 months and' re '\ 0 1 ''replaced every second oil che!lie •nd the carburetor ~., evldenc:e of perlarmenc • or lh P Iced every 2 year•. &nd ev1r~ 6 month 1 1 t&~Ch rridence and {2) the car' I tho•'current requ~ted,sarvlce, urn lhu luch of a m1 llfile. •nd requeitsthe deahtr toI certlly (l) to receipt rt'/ FOR GIRLS stocking cap&, cuddle caps - berets - ear warmera and many more. 100% orIon, easy to wasn. Sollds, argyles, multi colors and NorweJian prints. ' M ! We all share in Customer Care . . . . . . _ TOM RUE MOTORS 399 SOUTH 3rcl AVE.-MIDDLEPORT, 0. 'I • ,.1 who Burial was in the Plants Cemetery and pall1lbearera were Elmer Johnson, Harry IIJid Elmer Sadler, Pau1 Grueser, Roy Kaspar and Roy Tracy. Coming from out of town were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sadl•r and Mr. and Mrs. EImer Johnsin, Wheeling, W, Va.; M~s Jo._,hine Bundlge, Columbus; Mrs. Martha Snyder, Parkersburg, W. a., a pd Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Sadler Wellsburg, W. Va. ' Mrs. Baxler, the daUjlhter of George and Martha Sayre Beaver, was born al Antlqully in 1890. Her husband, WilHam Baxler preueded ber In dealh In 1955. Sre was J member of the Federated ehurch where 1be was Iactive in various organfations 1 and served u presldent of the ~ Federated Circle lor two yearo. She serl'fll u president oLll)e American Legion Auxiliary of Drew Webster Post and of lhe Eighth district. Slle was al!o 1 member of lhe WCTU, Daughlers ol Union Velerlllll and lhe i Pomeroy Shakespeare club. MEIGS THEATRE TONIGHT 6 SATURDAY "THI TIRROI" (Te<bal..lori Soria Karlolf, Jack Nlcbolaon, SlDdrl Knlibt "MHOUU• lu. Garner, £n llarle Salnt. Bod TIQIIor, Joh!o BIDDer IUN. MON. 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Navy blue. 100% Cotton Bltlllt Shadow Pon•l, Ey•l•t Trim Full Slips, Sino 34 to 52 $2.00 100% Pollohld Cotlon, Eyeltl Trim Full Sllpo, Si:m 34 to 52 $2.00 100% No-Iron Cotton Pllln, Embrold•ry Trim Full Sllpa, Slzta 34 to 52 $2.00 Mens leatberette billfoldl by Aristocrat - removable paas cue. Somt lt)'l., witb inside zipper, Some with attached coin purses. 'l'an, black and brown. Docron, Nylon ond Cotton Full Sllpo, Embrold•ry Trim, Shadow Pon1l, Slz.. 34 to 44 $3.00 BIB OVERALLS Blue denim. Sanforized shrunk. Safety watch pocket. T11ilored si.xea 34 to ISO. Shield back. Triple stitched seams. Made very weU and known everywhere for perfect fit and long wear. Select yourJ now in tbe mens department on the tlnt Ooor, Dacron, Nylon ond Colton Shadow Ponti Full Slips, Eytltt Trim, Slz.. 34 to 44 _ IOYI LONG ILIIVI Small, madlum, lorst •nd extra lorso ~- $2.00 Pima Calion Polllcoeta, Embroidery 1nd Ey•ltl Trim, Sm•ll, madlum, l•ru• 1nd utn l•ru• $2.00 I ~-~ show. The new drum major. Connie Cooke, was ntroduc- Office Chuckle NEW YORK - MAYOR ROB-Ied along with the flag bearers, Mary Lou Teaford and lfl ~·. Wagner, cutting short. a Carole Anderson, and the majorettes, Christine Bailey, N~w England vacation, retu• ~- , Elaine Davis, Kathy McElhinny, Debbie Grueser, and The UPI wire anncunced Ia ed home Friday to help med•·I Diana Davis. ~--=====::.::::-...:::..= brief dispatch today !hat Fred il& a tbree.day-old strike which The hand. in orange and 1 through which the loolball learn Rice, Wellstoo, ltad been probas halted publi~atio~ of all ~ut black uniforms, made a smart 1entered lrpm 1 lloop as the . moted to ReiiJirar ol BllfU• one of the ella s etght ma]or entrance with a salute to our band played the "Flight. Song." ol Motor V..ldes by Gov. • newspapers. neighbors. Wahama, to the tune Snappy marchinR: and sharp James A. Rhodes. Wagner, wOO helped in settle- of "Hi, Neighbors-" Precision turns marked the band's per- "Will he han to retire as ment of a 114-day long new1>pa- marching patterns were used. Iformance for the half time State Fire ManbalJT' asks per strike two ye_ars ago, said to the music, "Step in Time," show. The majoriettes were fea he hoped for rapid agret>rr.nr1t "Sister Suffragette," and "Chim lured in baton twirling and flag wide · awake reporter. "Yes," d'1spute between Chim- Cher-ee," from the Ma- routines. somebody said. ln ••· I.IM: current A heavily ~ Increased work · N ,. 'ld Th b d h "Guest tblags weren't hot load at lhe Twin City Electric uu1 ry Poppins musical. e an T e White Falcon band, In red the Amer1can ewspaper . h enough for bim," concluded and t he New Yor k T1mes. formed an umbrella whic was and white uniforms, presented shop, located nn Cole-st in Pom. reporter. raised and lower ed to a goose a half time show of precisiOn eroy. has resulted in an exten Pln'SBURGH, PA. - HAR-1step, drill to the march, ''Queen Ci·---sive erpansiun of the business ry tThe HatJ Walker, who :;l.:~rt- In pre . game ceremonies the ty." The band was led by the Correction Made in in rccenl months. ed his basebalt career at Tij. band was led into the field , high stepping drum major. U&t of Survivors . .. . fin, Ohio, in 1937, Friday Nas by Miss Cooke, to a silent ca- A majorette routine featuring Survivors of Cush H. John·, Arthur f St~auss of Middle~rt, 1 rehired as manager of the Pitts. dence. They made a very ef· the red nags and flares was son who died Thursday at his o~ner 0 l e e_ ectn: s Jp, burgh Pirates. Walker was sigll- fective showing as they featur- well done to the tune of "Moon ho~e in Bradbury are his saJd the expansiOn _was ~eed~ed , ed to ld' ti t th R" " · because he oow JS rew111 mg ed to a one year conlrac.. a Y so ter rou ne 0 e 1ver. wife, Alice, and two sisters, . 2'0 The 46-year~ld Walker guid- new grandiose march, 'Days Mrs Bertha Amos Rutland and large motqrs - :;orne !up Plot t' ••· p· f Gl " b C · • horse power - ror L1e ll 1p ed un:: 1rates to a pennant con- o ory Y acavas. m LO TEMPS Francis Larkins of Middleport . . tending position in his first sea- The band played the ''Star · R 0 Frida 's re rt of Mr Sporn plant. near New Ba-.en. ·~ at th e helm . Sp•••led Banner" as the flaao .NEW YORK (UPI) - The Johnson's · · Y erred po m . one of· Mr. · Strauss. the ~-.,. death h · who5 bow~ned . k was raised and then quick·step- htghest temperature reported to the lw electnc s op m 195 . . egan mn ~ \ SNOW AND FREt:ZI.NG: ped to form tht<ir M <~nd play the U. S. ~eather Bureau Fri· se:vic:: ::em:. be held Sun- ing prepar.ati~ns for tl'1e exwinds continued to slug the cen.l the Alma Mater, "The Orange day_._exchKhug Alaska and Ha- da at Z . m. from the Raw!- panded busLne~s the, latl.t _r part ·. tral Rocky Mountain areas of' and the Black." wan, was 100 at Lredo, Tex. The in:s Funeral home with of J~ne. Before new e~u1pme1 nt Colorado and Wyoming today . They then formed a tunnel low temperature reported to- Brother Art Marcum and the was mstall_ed recently m the .aSix deaths were attrib_uted to'! TO DANCE TONimiT~-! day was 6 at Butte, Moot Rev. Chester Lemley in charge. :l h~~:~a~~:erm~t~;; ~~P~rre~~ \ , tbe Jate summer storm m thosel The Pomeroy p T A wiU Friends may call · wor k 11as a! • . · · · . at the funer. Th e ste p-up m sponsor a h•gh school dance toANNOUNCE SUPPER al home any bme. ready caused Mr Str<.~uss a ttatea. Tburklerstorm!l dumped heavJ; night after the Pomeroy • Rut· Rhe Racine Methodist church veteran machinist to buy ' uut rains south of the storm area.i land rootball game at the high is sponsoring a Jitney supper MARRIAGE A.PPIJCATION .another Southeast~rn Ohio elec- \ Friday .night a ~iolent s~rm! school auditorilw. The Jays on Sept. 25 at the Junicr High Robert Edward Brown, 27, tric shop for ils.eQu;pment. The ', front tl'lgge~ r~m and ha1l in I will emcee. The public is invit· Scbool building in Racine Ser- Rt. 2, Pomeroy, 11aw mill lab- newly purchased equipment in- · IOUtbero W1scons1D and north-led. Admission is 50 cents per ving will be from 5 to 7 p. m. orer and Mary Ella Cocbran, (Continued on Page 2) person. Everyone 11 welcome. 1. Pomeroy, (Continued on Page 2)_ KNIT SPORT SHIRTS $4.00 ' Cot1011 latlst• Ptllicoota, Eytltl Trim, ~~~~- -- --:-~~- MilS Bandpreselll SF'IrSl Home Game IIalft'IT,e Show 65% Kodol •nd 35'/o Cotton Full Sllpo, Embroid•ry Trim, Shadow Ponti, Sino 34 to 44 $3.00 MINS LEI The ttlrt!at to Sikkim ap· powers were qonsidering ,.. peared more serious. 1t is a sumption of shipments of miU. tiny sta ll· nestled in the Himatary supplies to India for use l<~ya !-:1 between Jnd la and Chi· against Red China, includiiJI nese-occupied Tibet and highly strengthening of India's aerial vulnerable. Its king pledged defenses against possible Ch). Friday his countrymen would nese atr raids. Arms suppUes Jight to the death against Chi· were uspended lat week bto nese invaders. caue of the Indo.Pakistan war. London dispatches quoting dlMeanwhile , lndia charged plomatic sources said Britain thal Pr.;.kistani air force planes and the United States were disbombed a miliGJry hospital and eu ssing contingency plans io temporary residential a1'WJI 121 the event of a Chinese attac~k . miles north or New Delhi today, The sources said the two - --- -killing 6 and wounding t4. WORW MINS INDERA COTTON . India has appealed to bot h the United States and lilt! Soviet Union for ·aid ir. case it IS allacked by the ChmesP. Thrre was ufficia 1 silenct! in Washington and in Moscow. Diplomatic observers were indined to believe an~' Chinese Jnvasi•m would not be a largt: scale action aimed at driving det:!p into Indif.l. ln~;tead they believed China would try to knock off a few Intlian border posts and relieve India n pressure on Pakistan. rna . Meanwhile. Indian and Pakis· tani troops batLled in three m~­ jor areas - Kash!nir, Sialkot, seven miles to the south, :md Lahore 70 miles further south. The United Nations Security Council called a rare Saturday session in New York to consi· der whether to apply sanctions against India and Pakistan to force them to end their war. But the new Chinese aclivitie~ certainly would come up for discussion. ·-" Rotarian and County Agri- in Heath Church, write on grams. cultural Agtnt C. E. Blakes- cards names uf five persons ' One example used was an outlee, who holds_ a Master's . De- ~n Mei8s c~unty ~ho by lheir [Iine of the progress to ?ate in I gree from Ohm State Umver- mfluence either 'can get Iby • passing Athens w1lh Rt. In sity, said Friday night the, thlnHs done or stop them from 33 . 1 tbe nature of community power! being done'' Engineering theory clearly structures may determine pro- He accepted the written indicates one course Is best, gress- or the tack of it - in I names, promised they would bc 1l community leaders are qmte today's America. 1kept in the highest secrecy, then certain another route is best. I He opened his talk by having !described the nature of power 1 "Until these two groups get HOLLYWOOD _ VETERAN ) members of the Middleport • slruclures. He illustrated his together," said Bl~keslee, actor and Aeademy Award win· Pomeroy Rotary club, meeting I remarks with prepared dia· · ''Athens will likely remain unner Spencer Tracy remained on I by-pas~ed." . , ttle serious list today but con· Pres1dent John Werner pres•d-' tinued to show improvement aled over the business meeting . ~r a relapse from major surMr. Blakeslee was introduced gery by Dick Rosenbaum. Ladies of Th~ 65-year-old Tracy underthe church preparing an~ serv-i went the surgery Sept. 4 for re. . " " lng dinner were Mrs. Nan I moval ol a non. cancerous pros- The snappy Middleport Htgh Schoo Yellow. Jacket Moore, Mrs. Roger Morgan, tate growth. He had entered' marchmg band _under the d>rectJOn of Mr. W11Uam Rus- Mr<. Kay Hall, Mrs. Robert Good S . H . . Aug' sell presented Its first home show of the s,.son Friday I coats Miss Benn Sanborn and I amanan °'P' 1a1 · everung for the Middleport-Wahama game. Mrs ·E M Wood 31 lor tests. "Music from Mary Poppins" was the theme of I h \ · · · · S<Jme with fleece lining for warmth. Red, royal blue $3,95 OIRLS DINtM Jn J962, such statements preceded Communist Chinese attacks against Indian border positions in the same areas mentioned in today's broadC'asts. The Indian defense ministry said Chinese troops moved up to the Dorder at Demchuk, about J20 miles southeast of Ladukh, und near the Sikkim frontier 600 miles further ea~t. Unotridal reports said there also were heavy troop concentrations at the xtreme east of the disputed border near Bur- . :: FIVE C8'M Power Structures Traced I FOR GIRLS by "Featherknlt1" 100% hanlon cardieans, long sleeves, easy to launder, quick dry1ng, matching pearl buttons. Cranberry, light blue, beige, rose, navy blue, black, gold, white, bright red and dark green. Sizes 34 to 40. not known.) Peking set the stage for the attacks along the 2,000.mile frontier Friday when it served a ultimatum on India to with· draw from military posts sear Sikkiin in three days or suffer consequences. 111e Chinese followed this up today by accllsing India flf probing two miles into China's Sinkian Province in th1~ far west and of illegally occupying territory near Tibet in the extreme east. United Press International . The 1ndian defense ministry announced today in New Delhi that Commuaist Chirra had begun moving troops to the Indian border. Fears of a week· end Invasion increased. 1NBC Correspondent Dean Brelis, quoting usually well-in· formed sourcet~, reported from New Delhi that Communist Chinese troops had crossed the Indian border 200 miles northeast 1>f the Kashmir capital of Srinapr. 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DVJI Othor Boys Permanent Prt11 School and Drtll TROUSERS. $3,95 WASH CLOTHS 1 \ --- In Pomeroy Meigs General Hosplt Ia I TAKEN TO HOSPITAL I EXEC TO SPEAK John Mitchell, Tim Neutzhng. 831 Ash • st, l Ronald Deem, Southern lJJcll Rutland; Shirley Lewis, Pome- Middleport was taken to Meigs \ School Executive Head, will be roy; Goldie Clendenin, Port· General hospital as a medical speaker Monday night at a land; Anna Elkins, Leon, W. patient at 12: ~ p.m. Friday by meeting of the Racine Eelem. Va.: Ti'n Neutzling, Middle- the Middleport emergency-res- tary PTA at lhe school, bep port. cue unit. Ding at 7:30 p. m. Discharges - Ginger Cogar, Admtssioos - rani • REWINDING ~WTOR - Arlhur Reedy o[ Pomeroy, in the top picture, foreground, works on rewindin~ a ~ iant 250_ horse power motor [rom the Philip Spora plant while Arthur Struss, Twtn C1ty Elcclnc Shop owner. looks on. Reedy\JS manager and motor winder. In the lower photo. Heedy prepare~ t? repair by welding a simiilar 50 horse power motor recently m the shop for rewmdmg purposes. - Sentinel Photos. \ ' I 1\ i SOUTHERN HOMECOMING- sharon Theiss, daughter of lllr. and lllrs. Kenneth Theiss of Dorcas, was crowned 1965 Homecoming Queeo Pomeroy. VISITS MOTHER at balfthite festivities during the Tornado-Southwestern game Friday Jllgbt. Sharon, a senior, was chosen by a vote of the high school student Mr. •.nd Mr. · Bruce Scholl body wltb only Senior canclldates eligible to reiga. Attendants and ·escorts, I to r, are Janice Manuel, a freshman; Gary Wilford, Donna Theiss, CLASS TO MEET and family ol Mt. Verno~ spent 10phomore; Dale Wallace Hill, Teresa lllcTurner; Junior; Phil HJI~ Miss Theiss, Larry Cirele, Beverly Price, a Senior; Jeff Alkire, Dixie Circle, '11le J .O.F. Class of the Unit- the past I"eekend with hiS mo1 senior, and Charles Wagner. In the foreground are Tony Carl!&han,, crown bearer and Debbie Harden, who carried the flowers. The 1965 ed Methodist church will meel !her, Mrs. !Ierman Scholl, 2961> homecoming queen wu crowned by Athletic Booster Pre11dent Mason Fisher while the Southern High School marching band, directed by Monday, Sept. 20 at 7:30 p.m. W. Second St., and other rela~ Wllllelfll®JI, J!IOjiHIIWd il!alrliiiJIIII~ !millie. - i!l!llll* J!lllllll, . . · at the churcb. 1Uvea ill the POUlllroy area. SQUAD GIVES AID O!arles Warner was ported to Veterans Memorial hosp1181 by Pomeroy e-. cy squadmen at 7:48 p.m. FJi. day after be bad fallen on Will Mail>sl aJJd llllfferal a Jaeera. ·- �2-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mi<l_dlepo~ ll_:c SepL 18 • 190 ~ Retired Meigs Teachers are MCEA Guests - l{iver news - Jackets Defeat Wahama 18-6 ·for Second Straight Win· llo" By DAVE RJCE for they had taken a 12<1 back of 21 yards to the II of rdown. Roger Swartz's ron for at tlle M. '11le Middleport Yellow Jack- de!eat from ne~ghboring Pnm- the White Falcons. Nine pl1ys the extra point was no gond The Jackets, though receiving tis, scoring two touchdowns in; eroy last week. Theu only win later the Jackets scored lhe1r and the Jackets took llie lead some (ood breaks in the game, IJe first quarler, beat Wahama so far has come at the expcm;e first touchdown as Buddy Moore 1 6-0 with 7:15 leCt in the frrst also receive<! many penalties, handl1y last night by .a score ol of Buffalo, W, Va. ran a quarterback sneak one quarter. as was the case on this wles 18-6. It was the Jackets second The Jackets started their of- yard lor the tnuchdown. A Following !be tnuchdown l of downs, bringing up a pwrting straight victory ,witfffiut a loss fensive f1re works quickly as] pass Interference penalty call Mark Tannehill's kickoff was Situation. after beating mitland las! week. I George Sauer received the Ion the White Falcone and !me taken by Ralph Batey who in At thiS point the Jacket deFor Ron Richardson's White•opemng kickoff on his own 20 running and blocking enabled turn fumbled the ball with Mtd· tense tightened up and the White Falcons it was a dtshearteningl yard line and made a ruce roo- the Jackets to score lhts touch· Idleport's Rod Sauer recovermg Falcone also had to punt. Geor- - --- --- -----· - . ·- -- - ge Sauer received the punt on was short. So !be_.. at Ibis his own 40 yard llne and return- point was 12~ ID favor Ill llfd. ed U to the 30 yard H!le of the dleport. Falcons for a nice 30 yard run. The second and third quarters Six: plays later the Jackets were played OD nearly n• had six more points to •lid to terms as neither team eould their total for the night ts continue a drive becauae of peg. George Sauer weot the last allies and fumbles. four yards for the score. Ro<! Wahama broke Info 1111 ICOr· Sauer's try for the extra point Ills column wilb ll minlltel left ID tile pme u Carby Sawyn, While Fakoa fullba~ ptt.cboat from lUI q ~ Ray Varin 11'111 ICI'IIIplnd • prdl for tbe .core. l'MI wu Wahama'l oa1f ..,.. ol 1111 game, ,.., loob!ll lui toudlllon waa oet up bJ 1 IUmble l'llCOV• ery its' 2(0 pound teDier Da... Aabley 111 the C7 7onl lile ol Wahama. Ia Iii playo lbo J..,. tots moved the ball to tbt ..,. yard llne where Rod llauor weo1 over for the 8COl'e and that'l the way it ended at tbe •OUDCI ' of the gun. Southern Rallies to Defeat Southw estern 22-6 Friday Southern scored lltree second of 21 yards In the las! 23. min-ed from the game and !aken [pleted six lor 47 yards. Each thern. EP's: Groeser and Cun- Southern - BID Bud, Charha If touchdown~ to lake a 22-6 ute~ The C:aJ I!<t Cnunty !!leven l for med1c:1l aUen lmn aflpr he team lost the ball tWJce on rum- diff for Southern. les, Cleland, Jim Diddle, Shercome-from-behmd Homecommg netted only tlnee yards in the lsufl'ered a laee ratJOn la te ml bles man Cundiff, Steve Dalley, Bob For Wahama tlle top ball • ..,. game victnry over Southwe~t- lh1 rd quarter agamsl the stren- thr~ g<nne 1 . LINE-UPS Grueser, Mike Jenkins, John rier was their rugged fullback, ern or Gall 1a County Fndav l gthened Tornado wall StaiJs!Jcnl!v the Torn<1does Southern will be hosl to Ky - Southwestern - Juumy Walk- McCimtock , Karl Russell, DaSawyers, with 110 yards in 21 mght. · Detens1ve workhor~es ror Sou- had 144 nt•l Yards comparrd to Iger Creek next F'nday mght. l er, cl·ntcr , RJCky SmJth and vid Spencer, Tom Thei ~s. Tom " carnes. He also scored the FalThe Tornado gridders of Coach bern m Ihe setond half includ- 108 for the losers. Souhern had By Quarters: [ Dun Garber, guards; Don Farn- W1ckline Substitutes. Bobby con's only touchdown. Ronald Deem, tra!lmg by a ed Chnrles Cleland, To m seven frr st down lo s1x by South- Southwe1;tern 6 1'1 0 0 - 6 • ey and Hedgey Calhoun, tack· Adams, Paul Black, Carol Cline, touchdown at mtermissJon, fir. Theiss, Tom D1ddl e, M1ke Jen- western. Southern _ 0 0 14. 8 - 22[ 1es, Woody. Carter and Gene Ronme Deem, Tom Diddle, J1m for Midoleport tne top ed back with two third period kms, Steve Da1 ly, Dav1d Spcn- Each team attempled 10 pass· TO's - Bryant, 6 yds on run , Ha ll, ends: Steve Elhott, quar- Harden, Charlie Mathews, Eddie ground gainer agam was 145 51x-pomters and another mJd- cer, Sleve Dailey, Karl Russell, es. Southern comple ted only one Southwestern; Grueser, 1 yd on tcrback, Ervin Burns, fullback; Moran, Darrell Norris, Marty pound George Sauer with Jl7 way through the concludmg stan Jim Harden, Charhe Mathews for 14 yards and had one mter- run, Cundiff, 32 yds. on run Dale Brya~l and Russ Miller, Morarity, Carl Robmson, and i yards in 18 carries. za. and B1Jl B•rd. Btrd was remov- ceplcd, while Southwestern com- McClintock, -14 yds. on run. Sou- halfbacks. Steve Sewell. ------------------ ~ STATCHART Highlanders left Halfback Dale Mid. Wah. Bryant had put the visitors : rirstdowno ... II t temporanly in the drrver's seat Total yards ruah. -· lit% IN with about three minutes left Total pass. .. . 2e Z1 in the first stanza when he carried fron1 the six yard stnpe to paydirt The try for extra points on a run waM stopped 1 : short. The strong North Gallia Pi- of action last week in the Eag- Pa11e1 Int. -- .. .. . I Z Southern, seemingly mistake rates took a hard earned 14-6 Ies' first game with a oroken Peaalties . . . . • . Iii 45 prone in the opening two quarv1ctory from the Eastern Eag- finger, was in and out of the Fumbles Lost . . -- I I ters of Its f1rst home game, les Fnday night at Eastern as contest Friday night. When be Starting Uaeup COffeaitJ: moved deep into Southwestern Dave Skidmore figured beavily was in, the Eagles moved Wah•ma - Harry Van Me~ territory only once before hairin both P1rate TD's, once on Nortb Gallia, though the sta· er, Vance Dawson, ends; GeoJ. time. 1 run and againwwitb a pass ti.stics hardly show it, domin- ge Randolph, Bob Thompson, Shortly after Bryant had tal· from 10 yards out. ated the game, keepmg :ontrol tackles; Randy Weaver, Paul lied the H1ghtanders lone touch-[ North Gallia led aU the way of the baU much ol the t;me. l Hoffman, guards : Ray Red· down , the Tornadoes moved to going up e-o in the second per- Clyde Smitb was the top run· I man, Center; Backs: Ray Varthe losers' 14 yard [me but the iod on Skidmore's pass to Rog- oer for the Galhans. ; ian, CMby Sawyers, Ronnie drive was stopped there on 1 er Garrett into the left flat. Next week Eastern plays al Russell, Ralph Batey. fourth and two situation Runs They added another six pointer Rutland. • Middleport - Fred Robinson, by Halfback .John McClintock in the third period when SkidSTATISTICS Mark Tannehill, ends; Larry and Quarterback Bob Grueser more capped a 15 yard Pirate E NG Gladwell, Ken Harris, tackles; both juniors, highlighted t he drive with a three yard plunge. First downs __ . . 1 a John Blake, Jack Sigman, dr1ve. North Gallia hM blocked Char- Yards Rash, ...... J:U 141 guards; Center, David Ashley; Two fumbles in the se~ ~:~ les Eichinger's punt on the 15. YardJ Pa111 . .. __ ., 5t 31( Backs · Budd\' M10re, Rod quarter by Southern aided S 1 Garrett ran lhe two point PAT Total Yards ...... . Jt3 111 Sauer, George Sauer, lloiW western m holdmg 1ts s l i m 1 over. Panu Att. .. .... . 1 5' Swartz. Jead. The Tornadoes gained Eastern got in the scoring in Passes Comp. .. . .. . z z -------total of only four yar d the third period wlten QuarterPasses lat. .. .. , .. 1 1 throughout the entire second back Mike Martin c:<>nnected P-Ities . . .. . . . . . 3f 71 lod . with Paul Chadwell on a 45 Pouts .. .. .. .. . ~ z-.tz , DIFFERENT STORY yard pass that went all the way. Eastern players - Pooler and I The story, however, Bruce Hager's run for the ex- Chadwell, ends; Bogard and Osmuch different in the ''":oml tra pomts was stopped. borne, tackles ; Justice and half. Eastern threatened again In Tuttle, guards; Rose, center ; Southern took over the tlle third quarter, getting down Martm, quarterback; Wolf and en its own 40 after forcing Sou1th-l to the Ptrate 10 but 1 fumble Allman, halfbacks; Hager, fullwestern to punt early m JACKSON Jackson'• Ironwas recovered by the Pirates. back ; Barnett, linebacker; Ei· third stanza. men displayed a mighty runHager, 170 lb. fullback, out chinger, defeasive hallback. Ftve plays later Sherm ning attack, spearheaded by diff. a junior halfback, broke lefthalf Larry Adair as I h e loose around the right end and SEOAL team crushed Greenraced 32 yards ror a touchdown. field 311-6 for its second triumph against no setbacks. Cundif! went in with the Oblo mgb School Football Toledo Start 8 Adair not only scored three Ira points to give the Tornadoes By United Pre11 IaleruatloDBI Revere 42 llighlaod 15 touchdowns on runs of 39, 82 an 11-6 lead. Marietta 211 Martins Ferry 0 Nordonia 18 Firestone 0 and 85 yards, but picked up 811 Late in the third quarter MeEast Liverpool 30 Wheeling (W. Va : 20 amazing total of 227 yards Ill Clinock, who was credited with . HE'S STOPPED --: Two Southwestern players, both un!dentified,. hit Southern Halfback Sherm Cundiff after be Midland Pa. Ill St. ClairsVIlle 6 13 carries. piaymg a fine game both on of ptcked up a good gam durmg the thtrd quarter at Racme Frtday rught. The Tornadoes won 22-6 with three touch· Middleport II Wabama B Weirton (W.Va.) Madonna 12 Jackson gained a total of 3211 lensiveiy and defensively, downs m the !mal stanza. Gene Hall !No. 12) come~ lD to aid his fellow players in bringing Cundiff to the turf. Chagrin Fall• 211 on the ground and 5S yards ill over right tackle and went 14 - Sentmel Photo. Willoughby South :12 · Tiltonsville 1 the air for a total ol 381. Greenyards for Southern's second TO. Ashtabula 40 Wickli!lo I Powhatan 40 Hopodalo I field totaled 13f on the ground The try for extra poins was no Logan's IS-Game Colwnltia t4 Shadyside 26 and five in the air for 139 JHS gond. Win Str11tk Ended cleveland Byzantine 8 warw~:,:· ~a. ; 11 1 ootftrstdowned the Tigers, 8-4. Grueser scored !lle !ina! I Cleveland Lutheran Weot I Scoro by quarters: nado touchdown midway COLUMBUS.- Hilliard ol the Brooksiclt I Wintervilh! I Jackson .. .. .. • 14 I I I 311 the last stal128 on a Mid-Eight !..eaguo broke • 11-6 IC Canton Lincoln 7 Lorain I Stanton Loci 12 MI. Pleasant 0 Greenfield .. .. 0 0 o 6 - 6 B Villa I W Uak 0 back sneak to cap a deadlock ia the thtrd quarter ay go eo 1 Scoring - Jackson : Adair, dnve by the hosts. A 14 yard OD a five-yard run by Joe WeaFairview 36 Obruted Falla -;:!%;·' lcrua·v'liier ~ ~=sf:::·~ 0 39-ron, points failed ; Adair, 62carry by McCiintoek and a nine j ver to defeat Logan's Chteftams Brecksvmo 18 Independence run, Reed ron ; Baryi Terry, 40yard jaunt by Cundifl bad movJ4-6 m a non-league battle Fri· PT PLEASANT _ PI PI Geneva 14 Ashtabula llarbor Youngstown Chaney 38 yard paso from Scott Bierly; ed into acoring position. Grueday at Hilliard. · · ,... Ambarst 30 Huron 0 CampbeU Memorial I Reyoolds, paiB; Reed, I · yard ser also oarried for tbt extra ant's Big Blacks avenged 18!1 Glll'lleid Heights 14 Strutbers 14 pomts. By Dale IWthgeb, Jr. io score The Bobcah drove to '11le losa snapped Logan's 3 year's defeat at the hands ol Cleveland Heights 1 Youngstown East 0 run, Reed, roo Adair, 15-yart run, run failed. Greenfield Southwestern, on the other The Kyger Creek Bobcats the six yard stnpe on a 35 yard year, 18 game winrung streak, Rave~ood's ~~ Devili Fri· Wooster 12 Berea 0 Youngstown North 14 Nooks. 4-yard plunge, rua tal~ hand struggled to gain 1 tot 1 exploded for three qmck touch· pass from T)o to Fisher but John Gasser scored from the day mght by piltng up an easy Mentor 2'1 Maple Heights o Culwnbiana I ' a downs in the second period Frj.. were halted when Tom l\iur. four in the opening period for ~7 ~m. lt was Poml'a first Orange 34 Beachwood 6 Youngstown Rayen I ed. day night and coasted to a 32~ dock lntercepled a Tyo pass af- Logan but this touchdown was WID m three starts. Twinsburg 18 Woodridge I! Austintown Fitch 8 win over Hannao Trace in an ter a penally put the oval on offset by Pel< Miller'• three • In tho first period Don Wig- Cleveland Lutheran East 11 Boardman 20 SVAC aonlest played at Chesh· the 21. yard scorm1 play in the sec- gins raced 29 yards 'and it was ·Newbury o Youngstown South I Arter that Interception, Han- ond. Botb eonversion tnes fail- 6-<1. Joe Smith race'd 14 yards, Key&to8e ~ Hubbard 30 Girard 14 FORKED RUN H d nan Trace was forced to punt ed. and Williamaon's kick made it WesU:rn Reaerve Academy Ridge 44 Greenford 0 SPORTSMEN'S CLUB . l owl ar from the end zone wtth the de· Hilliard had. aD tHO ed•e in 13-0, Ravenswond ocored on. Lorain Admiral King 18 Rock IIlii 7 Wayne (W.Va.) 0 llfw"" Chester tnd bro ke the score Iess con es op- termmed Bobcats taking over . o · , Belpre 0 ~ llothm Off Rt. :MI by racmg 46 yards up-the · f1rst downs JJm Lerch s 27-yard gallop, W'lli rio I' v ) 1 IDlddle for the ilrsl Bobcat agam on the 22: Wtth Whobrey Logan .... : ..... . 0 6 e 0- I and Joe Chapman's kick was 1 am wn ( . a. (liE,) II and FISher dnvmg for the nee- Hll d G Q I II- 14 gond making II 13-7 as thequarWarren Hardlng 9 SUNDAY, SEPT. 18 essary f1rst downs, substitute 1 lar ........ ter ~nded Canton McKinley I The touchdown came shortly halfback Mike Shuler raced ov- LOGAN scpRJNGI TDs-JohD£ A Massillod 2i after John Swisher mtercepted er from the four to gwe the Gasser <4, run}. Alter a scoreless second JM!I'· u-v CJevelaDd Benedictine l2 STARTING AT NOON a Wildcat pass w1nners a 26-0 lead in the op- ~ IULLIARD SCORING·. TOs- iod, the Blacks broke loose for Alllaoce 30 Akron Central 14 INTIRTAINMINT REFRESHMENTS & Swisher crashed th& g?al ~nmg mmutes of the fmal per- Pete Miller (3, run) ; Joe Wea- three touchdowns in the third Barberton 33 Matches Will Be Held Every line moments later on a five md. ver (5, run) PATs-Bill Humas on a 79-yard kickoff return by Cleveland Untoln e First & Third Sundays. run gallop afler the Bobcats The final touchdown came 0, run, 1, run). John Flowers, w1tb WilliamJOn Marion 28 EVERYONE INVITED recovered a Wildcat fumble on mmutes later 00 8 35 yard adding the extra point. J • e OAK IfiLL - Wellston Cleveland Iilii! Tech lJ Tu:::Ts~~~KiNI the ~uing kJckoff. scormg dnve climaxed by HowSmiUt raced 00 yards for anotJl.. advantage of an oak Hill, ;;~ ~M~ans;::fi~·e~ld::_:S&:;_iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:l;iiiiiii The SVAC champs scored ard's second six pointer of the Hounds Beaten 12-6 er, and then Mtke Marnhoul re- bh! early in the final p the final TO of the second stao- everung. covered a fumble lor the llfSI Friday lligbt and the on a 40-yard drive chmaxed A Jinal Bobcat drive which By Cbauncey·Dover touchdown. a ~ Golden Rocket lrilllll!•b iJ hy fullback Larry Whobrey's hegan wtth a blocked punt slop- NELSONVILLE Two ohort lo tlle final period, Cl!ester over the Oaks. yard run. The dnve atGO ped when the ball was fumb. . Planis raced 20 ards and John 'l1le Oab punter received featured some fine running by led on the six yard line with one-yard plunges by Glen Brtd· Flowers ded th ~·ng bad p888 from center in his 1t:ion n~ zone, ran out to Ute five, ...... -'" Mllldl Anlrlel lltlt .,. Howard and nght halfback Hannan Trace recovering. gewater and Gary Thomas in a 55ar:O :ter~ 85 JOIIII Ill trvt' IMIQti·JI'Ieft Pflflnltllll Joe Fl!her. Quarterback Lanny Coach Jim Wh't · d h'IS carried the second and lourth pertods y pa p II wall PIMIIIIJ. Wlllfwood OrtfbNn ........ I e praise Chauncey to 12-6 w1 tum . fum. bled with WHS rf!()OV~~~I: ~. 1111 II not I IIIIUI'J-Il'l flltfJ I P.ffllllllllll Nelso viii .gh n P~int had 11 first downa Ill Wellston's fullbaclt, uw11p. Onot • JQUr ••II•, )'Uur rwtcto Tyo then ran the extra pomts defeasive line of Earl Skaggs, m1na worrl• 1ft ltlltld-M lllllrt ft~ll'­ for a 21).0 lend. , . Eroie Saxon, Mike Spaulding, ~t"' was ~ i'J.vila.ay !on~ Ravenswood's nine, and '"'" Oiler, then slammed over D'Oinll lftl or ~Ptflq. Aftlllbtt In ClllrrJ, lirA. Coach C. A. Duncans Wtld· Chuck Leach, Bill Taher, Joey tr . bt 1 J NHS gained the visitors 307 to 191 the five on the next play, ,!liNt ........ cats played on even ter1ru1 Wtlls, David Darst and a host 9 :~ w ,"'ly now owna By quarters, that was the baU pllll. wtlh the Bobcats the first per- of others for their fine work a · mar Pt. Pleasant . ' 13 o 19 1~ Oiler galned 80 yards, but iod as halfback Terry Cremeens and t~e olfensive wall of Leach, Richard PoDey's 43 • yard Ravenswond . , .. 7 o o o _ 7 a team, the Rocket. pined S..The and quarterback Gary Harrison Spaulding, Bill Mc€ormick, Da- run was lite Hdu'ilds' only score. 57 as several big loeaeo kept FuH led the offenaive unit while llon vid Moore, and Tom Moore tor Score by quarters: BANQUEI' OCT zs Rockets in hot water aU eve1o-ll Roger Belville, and El· opening the holes for the back& Nel!onvitle . - ,... 0 0 I ~ 8 'l1le aMual GDIUpoUs Wom- ing. At mer led tlle -defeos:ve Stali.!Ucs favor ·the Bobcats Chauncey ......-... 0 6 0 6 -12 en's Goll Club banquet will be Oak Rill bad nine first d~:ll in rushing !70 yards to HT's n held on Thursda,, Oct. 28. at to Welloton's seven. Total : 11pp. 1&0 Dopot 675-1160 The Wildcat defen,.. hailed and oulpassed th~ Mer~IHe ello ltaelne whftt tlle Wildcats Oscar's. Champions in · each age was 92 for Oak mn to Wei~ II PT. PLEASANT two KC scoring drives by re- eleven, S>-3. · bost SynunJs VaUey. tournament wiD be honored, slo!l's' $7. . ·' ·~:=~ AND CARRY covermg two fumbles. Kyger bad 14 first downs to By Quarters: u will all ronnerops. Special By quarters: : IUDGI\N~1~:/;tVIRT Kyger Creek dommated the the Wildcats four. H"'1"an Tral:e ... I 0 0 11- 0 awards wiD also be maclt dar· Wellston .. . .. .. .. . o o 0 1 ---....;.;;--~,;;.-..:...~whole third quarter but falled .Ne»l week tlle Bol!cats trav-· lYaer ~ ·,, 0 20 U lJ -12 IDa lba IIJIIllal eveoL O'ai HiD .......... 1 a • i _ . 1 • t Pl ra tes De,/. J ea i:"~: · ~-3 i:7 m~W: Eastern b.liV J4 - 6 ::! :::~~ ~~•. ·::·~~· • 1 I Jackson Rips Greenfield by 36-6 Count I FRIDAY NIGHT RESULTS J KVIJ",er c...eek ln • .J 0 G 32-0 rt·d TY!,·n Big Blacks in First v· t ory' Rip Red Devils Jt' 1 SHOTGUN MATCH UPI Briefs Wellston m· Tnump • h Over Oaks .... 1 NICEST PEOPLI ON A Fr;; HONDA i CAROLINA LUMBER and SUPPLY CO. l • .... •·• · • - -- . • . . . . !. '.;:.•.. ....•,... _ ~- L ....l. .. • •• • • }" ''.~ YOU MEn THE •• I . ' ' ,. �PLAN RUMMAGE SALE Return Jonathan Meigs Chapter, D.A.R., will sponsor a rummage sale Thursday and Frj. doy, Ocl. 13-14 In the former A & P building In Middleport. Chairmoo will be Jilted !stet but members having articles t( be picked up may contacl Mrs Emerson Jones, Mrs. JameP: Brewington. Middleport and Mrs. A. R. Knight In Pomeroy. New In farming J)ally Sestlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., Sept. 18, Jl181!-G • Three Important Events to Meigs County are Noted chrysanthemums wtll be on dts· patiered for development Into investment of a quarter m1llion wi11 compare the re ~ults of """ 1 hllage All presentations will be In play in aU colors and types In unusual forms for maximum to a half mlllmn dollars, he tillage, conventional can't afford to ma!~e mistakes strip processing and ' the Home Economics tenl. alk:btion, visitors Will see four height and spread. The transportation system this in mt~nagement. A special ex.tiJlage methods~ The horticultural exhibit IS varieties of geraniums and !leVone of many <.:olorful oneli, ac- en kinds of hibiscus that can be year has been Improved t.o eave llJI:ut w11l feature S<Jme of the Certain pl()ts received the poor feet of lhe VISitors. management tools he may U'>e natural rainfall while others cording to James Caldwell, EX· successfully grown in Ohio. Twenty-four new custom • built now and m the future. were irrigated b a furro tension flonculturist. This yea.'", The number of shrubs on diS· wagons have been added to t~e Theme of the exh1bit, Sponsprinnkler syste~. All w there will be about 75 varieties play has been doubled since last of petumas in bloom for the vis- year's show. They have been e· fleet of tractor • drawn vehtc- sored by Ohw St3.te Umvers1ty's contain different degrees 1tors to see. These include the lected to show flowermg, frUit- les which w1n transport Uus 1 department of agricultural ec- twation report y unkm older varieties that have prov- 1iog, and foliage • coltor charac- year's Ohio State Farm Science I onomics and rural sociology, Resld,ue in t~ 0 w1ll be "Programmmg Agncul- mulch w~s spree dorm ed themselves as well as the terlstics. Twelve types of hedge Rev1ew VISitors. newest All-America vanet1es. plants suitable for decorative The new 30-pass~mcer wa~nns tural Dec1s10ns fer 1970 ." One the 00:tJilage ~ts:: some Each variety will be labeled for and screenmg purposes w1H be will brmg to 50 the number of phase of 1t will be concerned growth pattern: PI0 ts your Information on display. Of spec1al interest vehicles which will be u:sed to w1th hnear programmmg, a so- ing different iant P About 40 varietie~ of garden will be 10 kinds of plants, es- move crowds to see the Rev1ew. phisttcated form of budgctmg and row doubling the capacity of last for farmers. An electromc com- on differe:f~~~s, ~r year's facilities. The 26 other puter will be used to show how shown es, 8 50 Will ' shuttlebuses or wagons will be linear programmmg works and · supplied by the Ohto Expos1t1ons what farmers can ('xpect from Corn, ,sl~dge, soy~eans, Commission and a farm eqwp- U hay harvesting machinery ment manufacturer Corn w1l1 be 11ne of ~he fea·l be on display throughout The expanded transportat1on tures Nearly 50 corn demon-[ Rev1ew Spec1al fields have system Will provide regular -.er- strallon plots showmg dHferent reserved for harvestmg vice to the conservation area, cultural practice:; can be sean type of crop each of the lo south demon~tra•·on plot';. Accordmg to ChP.!'Ies Younk· days. and to held demon~tra!ion ar· man, assistant ma11ager of the ThiS IS the biggest maochi,l· l eas, Fr1day sayo; !\" m other Rev1ew, VIsitors can see how ery show in Ohio Farmers m-1 years, the servJCe will be rrer. 1rrigation, t1Uage, cultivation. terested in efficient operation Because today's commercml and many other pra~"llCPS affect can't afford to mtss the Farm I fanner often dlfeds a business the growth of corn. Some plotq Science Review. I munity '~ Willing Workers Class Meets in 1 t ;n· I ' I I f ) . J I I ~uNKNOWN ENEMY"-A U S . - guards a Vlet11ameae woman after 1 sweep through a village ~ of harboring V1et Cong. Often called the .... enemy," women, children and old people left behind ill captured villages sometimes bave concealed weapcms IIIII atlack U.S. aDd -~ V)"Wm.... n""'~. f"""'" SHOP TONIGHT TIL 9 P.M. "Whore You Got Tho Most For Your Money,. THE SHOE BOX MIDDLEPORT, 0. DO YOU ' We wtre flowers everywheu NEED A GOOD .•. WY22039 OR NIGHT WI 9-2951 Pomeroy Flower Shop New Holl•nd eFORAGE BOX MOTORCtLA lV in compact cll'binets eBLOWER MEIGS EQUIPMENT CO. eFORAGE I,I HARVESTER ,, THEN SEE US! ASK ABOUT I OUR I EASY FINANCE. TERMS Getting Low On Corn? fulton-Thompson TRACTOR SALES HERE'S YOUR COST ANSWER! Sprl1111 Ave., WY 2·5101 POMEROY, OHIO ABOUT NERVE DEAFNESS't Upper Arlington 46 Columbus South 6 J• Tbe 8bSWlll' to this QUeltiOD pJUI many more 1mportant facia can be found in the r.vealing new Liberty Umon 0 Dublin 0 (tie) ..............................................."''''" Gahanna Linooln 22 Bexley 14 Westerville 12 Big Walnut 0 Groveport 0 ~ !. DUDLEY'S l' I FLORIST I R~.>ynoldsburg 0 (tie) Lancaster 34 Columbts Linden o •"'II 1111 Ill IUUIIIIOIIIIU 1111 Ill 1111 It II t1 " 11 11 11 U 11 ~ West Jefferson 24 Northwestern II Comt~ToTho Olent•ngy 30 !Ughland 0 Buckeye Valley 24 BIG BEND AREA Logan IUUs 0 London 22 Urbana f5 Delaware Hayea 11 NOW OPEN "Sure Sign of Quality" 1 ltlwlwelll booklet, "The Truth About Ne,_ Deafneaa." Write, phone or vilit ua today £or your FREE copy. l'here i1 no obligation. (23" OVIflll dll(l lubt mea.: 214tq.ln pc~~~~iJ~'d:t with intermediate term loans .RADI@ _......, .......... Cabln01 is so compact it eauld lit •neide this Motorol1 round· tube Colot TV cabinet lhell- Diles Raclloear Co. ., LV 3-4550 245 E. Stole St. Athens 1 'I Marysville 6 ' II I On A EASY TERMS .•• LIMITED BASIS WATCH FOR OUR GRAND OPENING SEASON OPENER-Spnnf iB coming in Down Under and Australla"o crack surf Lifesavl~ A1sn. 11: preparing for a buay season in the sun on the nation•• beach.Jined coaltJ. ere, competi~ teams of lifesavers .stage a marcb past near Sydney durin one of the surf carnivals which ~ighHJht th.e swJmmlng season. More than 13 younJ AUJtraljano oerve on the dliciplined Iif. .vinf teamt without pa;, · oJ DUDLEY'S 59 N. Second Avo. 0. ..MIDDLEPORT, , ''~ WY 2·5560 \ -.. .,-- Cleveland Lutherna Eaat 16 Newbury 0 Keystone 14 Western Reserve Academy 1 Loram Admiral King 18 Toledo Start 8 Revere 42 H1ghland 15 Nordonla 18 Flresloue 0 Complete Farm Financing SS99·95 II I ~ 6l .; with Ill' CO to lpjre I * The prrture is reotangulor, full, big. * Cab1net ts low. slim, compjct. * Push-button Demagne1lzer helps clerify p1cture ol magnetlo Interference, ** Power transformer r:l L:J ** ind1catore. - · "~ II OPTOMETRISJ OIOco Hours. 9 to 12, 2 to & !Close at No011 on fhurs - Ea11 Court St. Pomeroy Feed-Seed Fertilizer· Farm Supplies P.rlcll {.;\ Start At $399,95 y Sugar Run Flour Mills !WITH MILLER MAYTAG) WY 2-3635 HARRY MILLER POMEROY Phone WY-2-2115 RJUAIRS FERTILIZIR INIURANCI Debts Ctth Llvlnt lxiMnUI ·Mulberry Ave. ' ' ' Pomeroy, Ohio Those attendmg were Mrs. Fred Batey, Mrs. Howard Bur· ris, Mrs. Wllliam Mr!t. H. L. Dyer. :\Irs. Clyde Mrs. Lee Gibbs, Mrs. Horold Jolmson, Mrs. A. K. McClung, Mn. Ray Proffitt. Mrs. Patrick Riley, Mrs. velma Roush, Mrs. L. C. Roush, Mrs. Lloyd Roush, Mrs. Otle Roush, Mrs. FRONT RUNNER GRAVELY . GRAVELY TRACTOR Sales & Service Phone WV 2·2975 W .. ~.~T:.:S~to~ne:an~d~t~h~e:ho:s~tes~··~··~ 512 E. Main St. Pamoroy lntertll and Tots Cow-Lac-Pels i• a complete, pel· 1eted dairy ration with alov,.· cost for the TDN supplied. Tho higbly pala· table pellet~ insure a fast clean-up, which js very important in milking parlors, Pellets handle easily and :flow f reefy in any type of bulk bandling equtpmcnt. With Cow-Lac~'Pels, there's no separation of ingredient! oudevecy cow receives balanced feed nutrition. Cow-Lac-Pels oro part oc L>NDMARK's oowplele Dairy Feocling Program. • CORRECI10N ON FOR Ctplt•l lnvtttnw:nts guidl./}!f! DAIRY FEtDS, Othtr F•rm Operatfngl;qttnttl PAY CASH and SAVE MONEY Ask about our budget loonL Up to 7 y11n to poy for Caphol lnvMtment Items. lntorotl Is charaocl only for tho dayo money is octuolly usod. JACKSON PRODUaJON CREDIT ASSOCIAnON Chari" Dla, Alhono-MIIgo Countr Mo....r IT4Mukry Coli WY 2-.1270 WITH THESE USED FARM EQUIPMENT SPECIALS eJohn DHrtl 'I' Tractor, complotoly ovorhoulod" Service that makes J !ina products better -y In Pomeroy or LY l·ltlt Ill Atltono GALLAWAY 11111"''~=~~q~~t ATHINS & RACINI CALL THII NUMIERt WY2-2181 POMEROY, OHIO eUHCI '66' Now Holland Iaior Modern Crodlt fllr Modem Fermon •, __...:. ..... SliD Livestock Purcha..., Hou ....old lqulpRM'1t, Reflntnclnt~ Associated Radio &TV N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. LAlOR o.. •nil on Ltghtod channel Color indicatotlight. -v PIID ' 82-channel tuning. chesois. FEmER & BREEDER ~~ LIVESTOCK lo~.·'; SEE THE Servi"'l Malgs, M-. & Gallla Cauntloa Jed< W. Canor, Mgr. W• Dall..., �-...~·· · · · " -··-·· .... .. -·....... - ·· · ·· · ··· · · ~ ·" ··· ... .. ... . -· . . ... .. .. .. ................ ,.- .... . . ~ --- ~ -· ' , .I \ t SIGNS I-DIII, Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Sept. 18, 19651 -- --1 ___Fo_r_Ren_.t. _ _ WANT AD INFORMATION - -TWO APARTMENTS In Mlddl.. J port. One 5 rooms unfurnish· ed with fenced yard. Other 1! ound I' On gr furnished room' II C II WY ""60 oor. a 2-oo · 9 18 3tc 11. .............,.. I = c - : - -- PomeroY Motor Co. Cll' QUAl..., .r.;d;m Ranch Style. Beautllul location ov loP ol omall hW facln8 State Hlgbway Garase on Route 7 with good road to main highway. Four bedrOOOII, living, dlning, family, kitchen, break· fast, utility and shop play, Thr•o maid's, baths -ramie tile · " • ...... and wall to wall carpet on noon About two· thirds of 11 1 1963 Ford Galaxie 500 $1795 Door ve engine, cruiseo. rna. tie tramil., p_ower hlle steering and 11 tires 4 I h brakes, power seal, grey ftms , new hit me w wa ' radio and heater $1195 1962 Corvair 4-Door Sedan · bouse is 50METIME6 I LOVE lleC SO MvCH 1 CAN'T EXI'ftE>s IT! New Ol#icers ore Installed Thursday By Twilight Gorden Club Members New ofllcers were inatalled port, November 8, was anooune Insurance Agency, Inc., Pomoroy. Phooe WY 2-3381. when Twlllsht Garden Club met ed. 9 1 Uc i the Thursday even ng at Mro Roush gave tho montiJ. Legal Notice borne of Mrs. Leverett Roush, ly re~er to plant narcissus, uio'A'LiiO.ici Middleport, with Mrs. Gerald crocua tulips and lily bulbs· 111 SIDNEY L. HousToN. who.. nD- Wildermuth as co-hostess. ' denc~~ 1• Route No 5• JohnJOO CitY, Mrs. Jack Robson, presld~nt, to rak,el 1eaves and PIaeel 00111 0 : Tennflnee, but whose addre• I• at post pi e or use lor mu chi gpre.ent D. co. 1tJ7th. MatuM~na11e• was ln charge of the meeting, , Bn. A p o. s-.n J'ranct.co. California. hi h ed 'th devot'ons don t bUI"'lj mow ll'a81 u Jon@ 11 k ..,.,, o••nY LY"" souSTON • w c open w1 • and,_ 11 MlM< om ••• '" or " ,...n. taken from Mark 4·26·32 ,_ 81 eeps growlni; "' dig whoM re~tdeuce 11 R.oute No. o, John· 1 bul'.on Clly. Tennu•ee. and siDNEY Mrs. Wildermuth who also aave uo. HousTON. ber rathu, th•r. belni no , . e Guardian appotnlfld and her moth•r a meditatiOn from Cbrlatian The officers were lnstalle1 belna deceued. wm l!lcb tu• aouce H0 me and closed with praytr b M Rb h · • Y that on 1 hfl 25th . day or Auguat. 1965. rs. o son w 0 presen\sybil Eber-.baeh aa A41ninlttratrt• ot Plans were made to attend a ed each with a corsage 1'he · lhfl Eatatfl belnt of COCNie G. Sheffield, . ·Roush,' necnst:d. PlatnUH. filed bflr demonstration at the OhiO were Mrs. Leverett ... . . -.... - " " - ,..., THREE bedroom country home. paneled in mahogany .. edtl ar ...,... ..., a MMMII Local car and clean ins1de and o111, rawn fini.sh, Julomatic d walnut Al·r conditioned oiii'I!C'tta.lUe. UTono •bcMlld ... Newly decorated and insu 1a 1- 1 w · an . · • ,..._, ~ n. "'.. h d •-th 1 trans., heater, good W. · ttres Large patio and double carport. • • .w _. .. NIJIODII* rcn ed, new kite en an room I D $895 On lot 200 • x 390• May be seen ..,... ..na . . _,... ~ new oil· burner. Drilled well 1960 Chevrolet Bel Air 2 r. · · f cyl. Powecglide, radio and hf'a_U'.r, wlut¥wall tire!! like new, by appointment only. U'I'U with a spring piped m or 1 6 h h PRICE REDUCED ~ • c.. hi ,.. Wut .,.,.u ... ·~"" auxiliary wa1er supp1Y· Avail 1 dean Interior. Ivory and gold finiS · A s arp car Write: c]o Th DillY Sentinel :-,. ;:! ... able, November 7. Charles; lox 668-H Pome~,,~~ ~~~r~ bhl~~!~~~t.e 1;;;r-.::a!!: Power Company and , to invite president; Mrs. Phil ·Wiliiam· _..,. 11 ~.... Dobbins, WI 9-2889. r the abote named partie. and otben the Pomeroy and Winding Trail son vice president· Mrs Ger· ID ~ • _. ,. .., 9 18 3tc HOUSE FOR SALE: $ rooms IuaaryDeiend•nu. n "described nece•· Garden cIubs. A Ihank you ald' Wildermuth, secretary; ' • an ~ • ,.. ,eo_. .... lD ,..,._ OP EN EVE S. 9:00 P.M. to .en th• •lllllint re•l estate 46 ~~ 1'R~NUID • ~~ LARGE GARAGE on- Main- St. and bath, approxlm~tely ~~tdtb~e:!~~!~'\!~ ~!:uth!t da":!'tnf-~ note was read from tht Porn- Mrs. Eddie Smith, treasurr.r. ~.rso'= tt in Rutland. Call SH 2-4131 or , POMEROY, OHIO acres. 3 mtles Leadmg Creek I tratlom that tne uld detedent difld eroy library for flower boxes Mrs Robson presented gifts 1 1 ~ see Mrs. R. A. R'f · I Rd .. back of Hobson · Prt'ced lwo lt'~ted Inthird• tee •lmple "' the 1.1ndlv1tte11 , . the · outgolng officers Mrs. . . A. • • u 1e, 1Mam lntere•t . . r lhe follow· and flowers. A communiralionl 1 ... P ._ lai:IU'4u ~ ~ '~"; ts!lll 110011 - h d -! reasonable. Ph: SH 2.-4109. , ln.: df!scrtb~ rul ettate: was read from the Athens State Williamson, Mrs. DwJ.ght' Par' 4 ""'" • 1standFLOOR . rooms'I For Services 9 18 61 aam.t.. ~":,O"'~;;IJIIQ bath, lurms moderne apartment . __ Sale ____ _ _Business __ _ ~ 1 mT~•., :~~~;"!, r:,!'i,:·t~~· t:!tu.~~! Hospital requesting table ar- er, and Mrs. Jed Webster an~·· ~E• WY • Middleporl, WY 2-3874. 14 FOOTTRAVELTraUer. $875.' I. 0 . YlcCoy, Auctioneer. Cbet• 1oJ ohio anu tn the towuhtp of leb· rangements for Christmas and also to Mrs. T. A. Hennessy. II J aDOn and bounded and lleurlbed u il ted to k I I 1 9 - - - - - 2 2156 I - - -- - 9 14 tfc l 493 Broadway, Middleport. _ hio._ . '" folloWI: YO on the rna convention e weve. Mrs. Henne.ssy presented a., '"'It~•6 ~14 ·at thfl Nor1JI ball or Vl• . .rtllwn& Awas report , _- l_e_r. _O 9 18 . 3~ CUSTOM BUTCHERlNG and 11 -- - - - - -- - - - - SLEEPING ROOMS Clo~e in WY 2-2531. .. ~r 7 ofuarter Ute north•ut 11nt1 the quarter Mrlhwe•tof quarter &ellUon held in Dayton was given by art'ICe 1 "T weIve St eps lo Ea:-. Car an s __ town. 127 Butternut. . POTATOES. beans, bnng own cuttmg. Wtll buy htdes every No. 28. TowNhlp No. 3. •nd Ran.:• Gardening'' from Popular Gar· k d Of Th =-==~-c---::--;--: ' 14 lt d kb r 1 Monda'. Phil Meier, Phone POMEROY - 2 story frarn~. e No. 11 of the Ohio Company'• Pur· M.-.!1. Robson who also report. ., I WISH to thank t\'eryone who c 'I containers an plc eans _or l large rooms bath full base- chase. exo:eptin.: ~ acre~ wnveyed to ed on the nature tour at Lake demng, by John Tbrelkeld. Thf':, 1 1 •1 110 bu Clarence Proffitt WY 2-3510. 9 18 tfc • , A. c. Tldd. contalnlna too acre•. I " f d' remembered me , m any :6 ROO~I BRICK house on But~ · ' rnent gas hot water heating , more or 1e11, •U al.tuated 1a Lebanon Hope and the flow~r show at were Pan, P anwni, ee m ' ' 1Township. · t . compost way, on my 92nd birthday · 1ernut Ave. ca 11 WY 2·5127 · 1 Portland. VI 3-2254. Rural Doxol Bottle Gaa front ' and back porche!, out1 Alao, tn• rotlowlnJ atber premt8•• Metg.s Coun y Fatr and that . ' lawns. • perennials ' Wil.' 1 You made that day a b\vt>ry 9 10 tfc I t ~7 t c : of h'!•h water • owner will County, altuated Ohio, In Lebanon TowAShip, MeJJ• blue ribbons were won by Mrs termg, mulehtng, pests, bulb~. , · 1!1 and belo.t th• South· ' · bed d I' A I happy one for me. G , od ess' and tour ,.,.,,, tun·><h& SPECIAL: I only reg. $249, 1%4 : finance $6 500.110. _.,'""'"of No. " Mary B. Heines. Mrs. Kalher·: . ges sn Jme. n artie e n'11 you ~ll. Mr~. A. \i · Howell ed and IUifurnilbed apart model, 12 cu. ft. new KelvinatMIDDLEPoRT - 1~ story ~':!fo Nc"c;n?p::,~. R~~:n!!:i ~.c~t~:; ine Milikan was welcomed as drJed arrangements waa give (Jenrue Curus Howell) men•· WY t-5434 12 8 tfc or refrigerator (Demonstratframe 6 rooms bath utility therdrom 14 acre~ from th• North I member The regional by Mrs. Robson. 9 16 Jlp ed • ' • i ud of 111.\d lot aold t.o William Biram · on. Special $148. 1 only, us room cellar enclosed back b)' D. Grey; alao B ICrft IOid and oon· meeting to be held at HockinM:and 4 ROOM furn!~llt'l. apart· Serve\ gas re fngera . Ior . $15· 8d tomakln.: John InMor41an, The arrangement of thl' porch,• corner' lot on Gravel ••J' •eres. all 244~onta1n1nJ acrn~~. 146 - - -- •IC8 mPnts. Rowley & Reed Hard s p EXCE '"" f u month by Mrs. Williansmon wa .. 5 11 t fc Gilmore ""'"om _____::..:.:__::.::._____ Not ware. Ohi Supp1y lore, 9 17 om· 31 ., , Hlll . $7 .500.110 . tlebts PT hoerl!tofol"'l rellt.'rvfld' - ..~ Hm'-'o¥ ua ... Cull New Gl"Q4)n persimmons and canna ==--;;c===:-;:--,--:::~ eroy, o. c CLOSE IN _ 2. acres plua Jlh FURliTD EXC&PTING: ~tuaUMI ta &-""" '0ULD LIKE ·d f P EDR M h L. ' u.e TownJ~hlp of Lebanon. Met~ts Recordinu 'Lucky' leaves in a tall brown vase on n e. rom om· TWO B 00 oU!ie on m· ·AGOOD Building -sti€ 22 acres sory frame, 4 rooms, partly county, Ollio. tn ..ectlon No. S7. To....,. .,, 1\ eroy 1o Racine j days a week. coin Hgts . birch >lichen, au· of ground, with gas' well and fimshed attic, front porch, Chet Haddox, a graduate of a wooden base witb a wooden WI 9-2121J. 9_17tomauc gas heat. WY 2-5127 • dug water well.. plenty of block garage • cellar 1 barn ' .oulhwe•1 a rnarked atonl, same belni the Middleport High school, bas . 20 tic eorner of C. 1!:. and Eliu t ed 'th B ddy N0 rm to deer figurine on the side. 8 DRMNG to California on Sept. ' c - pasture. Price $1.0. 16 Call other can Hayman'• 11.64 acre a cut earna recording WI u entitled an ES fl . t . be buildings. ed 13Financing 00 -•terlJ' dil'ecuon as LotJ rod.lthence and I In teet "The Rerres hment s were served a I 19, from Middleport One to I1'RAIL£R SPAC , "at rate. SH 2-58ll. 9 6c arrang . ,000. · to the Bald Knob'• road to • marked L k , 1 h lb ' Chet the close of the meetina by Ute t h I dr' te i a e Contacl For Service and ALBERT M COX SALESMAN .tone tn the eenter or uid road on uc eys n t e 8 urn, •-e l t GOOD 129 acre farm, best lolnsttUttion c 1 n WY • • the .outh •Idfl of a tmaU ral~e or nm plays the organ alld piano while hostesses. 3, peop e o. go o e P 1ve. 'I wa r' ree sew g · ce11tt1r of •tiel road wtlh th• mnndtlr- Norman does the trumpet and \\ayne Smalh, 144 Coal St., John J. Fry, Depot St., Rut- cal.Jon lor 8 acre lake, saw !-3830 WY !-3&38 -----17 31 lll ••me; tbenctl north down the • we~t of llnflookl on tbfl • Middleport. 9 17 3tp ' land. I 26 301c timber , Bargain priced. w.: • c IDIO . . . .ea.11. .1.tae . . .of . . .c.. .E.. dr UJllS, Both are fe,J 'Iured on voHAM SHOOT at the Isaac wat- :' FOR SALE G. Nickels, Tuppers 9Plains. HEATING PLUMBING SALE, S1I rooms, 1WO 1a,.,.m,.·, calHsolos. Improvement• 1n I' 3lp WY &2 2441 rvR alona 1ald "·" llnfl to..,. tbe '"' north""'"'' cornerout of dd d lon Farm, Sun day. Se pt. I9. - -• , • • b lls d b lh lze .,,. c ... ••• Ellu •• ,.~·· " " a ox an Norman are play· Kitchen Planned 1 11 0, Sponsored by the Chester Fire ]YOUTH BED and mattress, 59 G. -~ h . · 611 E. MaJn SL Pomeroy a , an a a , a u s acre Jot : thente aouth •lont the • at night lub t ~ Ford Station Don Sayrf' 632 BA'ITERY CHAR ER, c am . basement and big porches at line ot l&td tot to tb• plece or be· ~g a c a cean Plans were discussed for Department 9 16 3tp · · · I bl k at'r compressor lathes 111111lnl• thv ••me to contain " acre. C1ty, Md. as '!I team Mr. Had· ki h --~-- • . -I Grant Str~t Middleport oc s, ' . ' the front and back, gas fum- of land, be th• lame more or leu d r M d. M H tc en .Improvements In tht J Wll.L NOT 3E responsible · · tp drill press, pipe tyes, vtce, KARL GR:UESER, .Plwn~ing ace wall to wall carpet down Further excePtlnJ: sttua~ 1n the ox, son o r. a~ rs . . er- church when the Busy Bee class · dr'll heel and H-tmg Mmersvllle .' . Towru:htp oi t.eh.:lnon. Melt• County, man Haddox received musical . . . 9 18 3 for any debts ronlract ed by --- - - - - . eIect tiC I , emory w " -.:c• ' • sta1rs, good location, house 1Ohio. and beJiWlin• •t the ,outhwP<I 1 . . t o'h· U . . d of the Middleport Frrst Boptisl any person other than myself. IOrde: ~.MSTUTZ's ~&N ''Nick i some antiques. Call SH 2-41~1 ! Ohio. End your s~wer troub- in excellent condition, m·::Ue:o ~o~3e~~~·n!::i'l~ re!:: ramlfng ae I IO n,Jverdslty an Church met Thursday evening Signed: Glenn CWldirf. Jr. Ch1ck leghorn ch1cks. or or see Mrs. R. A. Rife, Matn 1\ les. We have aU s1zes. sewer Mulbe A WY 2-5264. to the DOrthWftt comer; tbene. was ortn r Y emp oye as vo- t tb ch ch Mr J 0h L . •v 3tc started pullets today. Modern Street,_ Rutland. t 16 3tc. machines. Reasonable rates. rry ve., 9 1& l2tp feet eoutb to ,., center deareea line 111 mlnulfll &ut Fork 3135 Pl cal music at Point aons, epresident, .ur · wass..m charge n Y or PerrY t Winstructor V 9 I I~WI=LL--nc-t~he-re_s_p_o "'_ ible for Po~ltry. Box ta8. Athe'1s, BEST FOR your fismflgPtias- Call WY 2-2974, day or night. - - - - - - - - - - - ' - :'~;eoum::.;::~~~~~ ~:0 7:! easan ' . a. and read scripture taken from OhiO, Phone LY 2-0031. ure! African night crawlm, i t .1 _ 5 tfc FOR SALE 4 room house to the aoutheut rlomer of suuon Mark · 'Mrs· A' R' Pullen gavt g It • No. 311; thenefl wut :1110 fee' to the A il" PI • by an 1 Contracted debt' 18 other than myself. James I _ - -- - -c 60 for $1.00. John Mohler,i INTER OR . . new bath, large porch, base- plac• ot bt!l:lnninf, •nd contalnint :10 ux wry annlng the opening prayer. A"CTION s I d ,_ l 25 L d' Cr k R d M'ddl I and exteriOr l)amt· ment . t I acru mon or ~··· F < F oII ow1ng . , 1 Okey Pack. 9 lfi 3tp '-' : a ur ay, ..xp. . ea mg ee oa , 1 e-1 . f . d . ti , new pam, acre Alont wtth thfl e11•men eonveyf!d a II. JOUp upper a sbort buslne ss SIS'fERMORTISHA, a - ~iY! 10 30 a. m. Standard time. port, Ohio. Phone WY 2-7103. ~~;.;.: ;r:~g~n ro~~n c~: ground. on brick road off ~j, 1~· f~,":'';;;; :!',;~'';,.';:.:; ; Plans were made to hold a meeting refreshmenls were scr ift d I d T II I The personal property of I 16 6lc I I k t tr' . Rt. 7' $3,500.00. Phone WY ,. "" """ lo ft""''' .. Vol. 213, soup •upper thi• ran wh<n the ved by tho bosleS5... M" ;re;:t the late 0. E. Massar, 2 mile;' STEREO RADIO, !965- model.! ::.:; 6127. 11 14 IIOtc Oood RKonlo, Molp Auxiliary of the Middleprt Fire Charles Edwards, Mra B. l' 0 love affaln: answers any orl soul h of Heedsv11le. ObJo,l This set has dual volume con... .. D,.. Department met Tuesday eve· Parmalee, and Mrs. Jobr. Rt. 124. Close lo Forked Hun ,. with speed intermixed Auto Selat ' ning at the village ball h<ad· Seines. Attending io addition to 4 all questions. One visit wiU L k ~<~ 01 Plllntilf fU.rthflr auelft 1.a her ,.. th boY amed M convince you that Sister Mor- Mag a Radio equipped. FOR SALE· Ch If t1t1on the namea of an the h!!!ln •t quarten. e a e D were rs. t h 1 1950 Chef Range slove. evro e a lllw or penoru: entlUett t.o \be nut · · George Baker Mrs Jacob Tur ttsha will read your life like IC . Twin speakers. Lovely walnut ton pickup. Six cylinder. $6S ...u.te of. inheritance from thfl d.fl· The traveling pnze donated • • an open book. [f you are wor- gas heaters. electrtc Jron. finish. Take over payments . Call CH 7-2247. 9 18 3tc .... by Mrs. Larry Baker was net.r,RMrsh. AMrsa JorJ dllenGri, ried or troubled, don't fail to very old sel of $1.25 per week or pay the I - - - tactt, and reterente a. bel to Uul on by Mrs Russell White. Re- Ie ous ' s. u a m, s 1964 FORD Galaxie 500XL COD· petiUon tn thlt cue allelint ume.w f h · d by Mrs. Dana Hamilton and Mrs. Dana see Sister Mortlsha. She's porch swmg, chatn~i. trunks, remaJ·m·ng balance due $74.7 7.1 . ID thfl prarer of utd peuuon, PlafD.. res ments were serve rockers. lard press, desk, Call WY 2-6 555, verhble 4 speed, 390 engine~ tift prf\)'1 that thfl enure lntere~t In Raymond Kloes and Mrs Rob- Hamrn. 9 14 titc helped others, why not you? dressers , radio, beds, walking . e1tatfl andbe uen.~ aold; otthst thfl · - - - - - - --- - I power s1eermg and brakes. ntd r11hts.real tnteruh an Pa.r· 111. Fisher IS MEDICAL< PATIENT Private readings l!iven daily cultivator, bedding, ~!:arden , WE GLADLY loan a Blne L~s- 1 2LOOO miles. WY 2-S63 1 Wal· ues be fully determined, edJU.Ited __•_ _ __ iD her horne 7 days a week plow, corn sheller, SaJes & Service . ' and protected.: th1t pettUoner bv qulls, 1, t.re Carpe1 Shampooer WI th I ter Crooks, Middleport. authorized and and ordered to .en elld Mrs. Roena Martin of Wester1 Sundays. i a. m to feed grinder , fancy work, drag purchase or Blue Lustre g 17 6tp DAJI it Planning ville, who ha.s beeu vifiting . . - 11 p.m. All readings satis- harrow, ladders, quilting Sh_ampoo. Baker Furniture, Fit Aim E C __ - madeandProvlded,andforeuchoth· OnRummoaeSale with her sister Mrs. J. B f.....t-....... 9 14 6tc 1 • s ost very ar Rammer rellel .. tbe IILIJ' bl The DAV and eauxliary Mon· Hayes and family, ' -~·, or DO charge! Loca~ frames a lot of omall tools M1ddl epor I· W..-ld .un:• s--•~ ol ._.... er .md turtbu to Is a medl· ed this side of Gallipolis at pots an'd pans. 2 sets of dish-' I ~ e Tr f bl Wbe IAIIUAIU --r-• Said paruu &No nquJred to lnn'U • • 1 I t' I Holzer bohpita · I KEEP YOUR carpeh beautians era e D o ___.,__ oa or before tbe Jttb da' Gf ...... _ day evenmg m Pomeroy pan- ca pa 1en at 191111 Kanauga this side of Silver es (like new), fruit jar.s, ful despite constant footsteps 1' y ou Tr a d e Can ... ..,. -m, ...,~.-.. __ _.. ~ ~»v'.~:...P.· ·1 .,,. 1 """" ned to sponsor a rummage sale in Gallipolis. Mn. Martin has Bridge. Look for hand sigo. electric mixer, -o - .... r- sybn,... " 'Adlnlntnn· on Oct.l and 2 at the DAV Hall been here visiting with relative~~ •.lcome. sewing rna- of a busy family. Get Blue ! eGuaranteed 24 mont"- llrmaace SmaD ·ear eCoa.OIIlf Ebflnbach· .. . II h l'b WI • trill of tbe r.tate of CooM IJ . p A ho Ira . lh Be d h b b Au are W or 24,000 miles aDd ....prabiiHJ lhllfllflld, Derl•aeed· m omeroy. nyone w s m e n area w etl s e echmes. e ep ones, 1 rary ta. Lustre. Rent electric sham- 1 4 30tp bles, 2 pc. reed set, lamps. pooer, $1. l-'1cker.s Hardware • Most Popular Unit s.. anything to contribute may con- came ill at the horae of Laura FREE 1,000 S&H Green Stamps Many antiques. Lunch ser- Company, Mason, W. Va. .lltetreptlitll HGCirl f.8l 28; cw "· u. 18, :ul; Uf) 1. ete act Edith Spencer, WY 2--2750 Leirheit. She waa takea to the How? For viewing the new ved by Ladies Auxiliary. g 14 6tc ID the U.8.A. E. Mm 8.._. Po--•• THI coun Of= coMMON 'LIAI or Sadie Wolfe, WY 2-3826. hospital by her niece, Mrs. 1 AM v Cl . I B M N""'iltt .........I MIIGI COUNTY. OHIO A cited . F . na . assar. Arlm _ ---- II7V • aarent• L. Ntctloll quota was rea m mem- ran k Ch ee:~ebrew. Sbo Is lD Compa~,;, acuum eaner m SEWING repair2-228!. oer£ - n • .,...,. 1asl room 377. Her son, your bo me Phone ParkersI. 0. McCoy, Auct. vice, aUmachines. makes. WY •00 f Z2 lie ; .. ....c:;• """'1"'· bership of the two Marburg, 48S-4862 Collect. Not responsible for accident!!. tnstllled "'.. year. The DAV men }Otned the tin of Westervill1 visited with 9 1 3iltp 9 t8 6tc The FabriC Shop, Pomeroy. I u•••ow• ""'"' _,..., aux!Uary after the meeting lor her 1horsday. .-:-::===:-::---:.___:.___~_ Authroized Singer Salel and nsur•nce ......._, Ad•lnlltraten, d &U'I'UMOBILE wuranco ile<D 1965 COLOR TV, lovely walnut Service. I 2ll tfc ! $ IIAETNA CASUALTY Insurance refreshments of cherry pie an ----Uidt 'All con I"' VHF UHF t · Mull In A Detentltntt. ice cream. Weirton, W. Va. Madotml 12 1 your opera· so~ . . . um~g, Ito"''R YOUR hunting needs, visen surance gency, nc. NOTICI n Puauc.t.TtoN Tutonsviile a V'l lieenleT ca&l WY J.2161. RCA chassis. Set JUSt hke jit Stewart'a Gun Shop, Rut- ~ Pomeroy, 0. Pomeroy. Phone WY 2-3381. 'l'be unknowll hetrt, !a;.,!!'!."le••· GROUP TO MEET Rock Hill 7 Wayne, W. Va. I 1 eport Belpre o ===-c=-,-c-·-c-----c 'liUc new. t 1 tic tee•. aM Group 11 0 f the M'ddl 113 44Take over bpayments 1 d of land, Oh!·o. Shells, bullets and ....,.,..•dmJilbitraton, of Eliubelh UIIC'IItoN SkinPel. d..:•u· SMITH'S Clothing slore i• now · · or pay a ance ue powder for r•-loading. Also u;; CONDITIONING Relrlger- PHt'TO Copying flerVlce Cop- '"· """" ldoouuu ... ""'" •f First United Presbyterian Williamstown, W. Va. f (tie) = opeo at Letart Falls, Ohio, lO $396.24 · ThiS. ~t fully guar- will buy, &eU and trade guns. aHem tervtc.e. Jaek's Refrig. lei made of k!gal papen. =~r::.; .,..':u"; Church will meet Tuesday evea. m. until 7 p. m. 8 ~0 tfc anteed. Try 1t m your borne. 8 1 l8te e11tioo, New Haven., Phone birtb rd8 ... ..t .,,_...,1 tile JOtb day or A~t. JIIU the ning, Sept. 21 'at the home of ---"-·--c_,-:-_ _ · Call WY 2-6555. sr L4 6tc TU J.3537. 4 a tfo reco cwu CWUU11 lllJ' PlalnUf&. Cl.11'1!nc• L. Nlehoi. and 0 Help Wanted ~ -- _ _ ___ _ SLUGGISH septic tank1 Clog__ othe~ doeumenta. ~!:J'· ,::~~~ ~· i:.ledc~m~~: Mrs. Clarence Lacey. Devotions eW\IRLiTZIR VENETIAN BLINDS and r.. ged drains' Gel Klean·Em&Uei10NEER Bealer IDiur&KC, l'tlmervJ em• of """ eow. 17 , oblo. u.. will he given by Mrs. Myron IBA&.DWIN WANTED: Man to make m- pa1rs, porch and window All Septic Tank Cleaner. Comple1e Servlet t t Uc ~:. ~!!'t~ul~:qu::~! ~: Miller and the book study by liMI OTHIR fAMOU& s~ance inspeeti~n for a Na- shades all kinds, free estl· Landmark Farm Bureau. Criu Bradford :.C~:! :~~~tate to ..w P•uuon Mrs. Joe Bailey. IRANDI bona! Commerc1al reportmg mates. Dale Wippel, 215 Un· Pomeroy. t 3 301p Wrlle. Pruae or Cmtta.S Wented To Buy Agency on a part time fee ion Ave., Pomeroy. 9 11 30tc LOST b .tght . ,.,..t colors A. l.. BRADFORD Til• tollowm, dMCrlbed. real "tate uwl further renel u aay be tult ,....._, "-.""'QUE Furnlt dlah ba the Statfl of Ohio. county ef and proper. laid Dlfnu1antl are .... ~ r car,..···· BaeiDe, uwt m•u ure. ea. Melp, and In the vma_.. 01 M.aJ1. qui~ to euwer fllld Pet!Uon oa per report basis. Write P.O IEL·-. C " TV • 1 de miscellaneo\11. Call or wrlte: ta~vlne. bouii4H Ul4 dact'ibed u or befare tbe 30th c:~.,. of October, _ EC11UC stove and power Restore them wit.b Blue Luss1a1Jon, o1urn now Ph WY 2 3658 . f.ollo-: 111M. or tw~~meat. wt.n be taan Box 51 '"• bus, Ohio. 43212. 9 18 2tc ' er. one • . ire, Ren\ Electr•c shampooer BEATING l'lliDmm&.- MaeDer Mrs. Howard CecU. 1110 W. ,...,.. lh•m. -FJELo REPRESENTATIVE- II II. Pickena Hardware Co., hrD .;_ Al'llold Brodlen lolain St., Pomeroy. " ";" ;"'"'' ... t. ""'"'" Mason, w. Va. 9 13 6tc ac • e 21 tfc lhlp " Rant•.':IJ."'.::;u' Obt:D co'mp=:~ Con B. Nlehola. LaSalle Extension University , a . • Ill £all PlumeMaio Wl: 8IHel, z,.u48 P- ~RAILER LOTS N Jlnntna "'""'""·In ....... the IOUtboo llne ,....,, of farm a. Webder aDd Fultz Iftltrud10n1 Correspondence institution . .,, ' .... fonMrb GWDf!d by I&DMI llartm Att.orneyl for P1alatlffll has opportunity for 2 field 1. No Federal Excise Tax 7 28 lfc age p-~ and water. Brown'• 'l'rli) '' • atone mrtrUd "A", bellll1 the .. I 15 C Ft Ch I U. S. CIVD.. SERVICE TESTS! -St ....,..._, """'""' ~' ot tot No. 1a1 representatives. We furnish I u. · es •ea - womu 11 erw~ crver. a.cu"' NEIGLER BUILDL'lG SuPply er ... ( 8\11 A.,.,.. •• -) u. plat I"'!CCrdd of Marunmu. b' d FREEZER $179 Jottl. Hia:h 1tartint pay_ Short. l Minersville, Obio PboDI W\ tbenee aorth 11 cse,... wat oa leads, tre an help train re- 1 twun. Advannmflnt. Pft'Perstort Racine, Plastic waD tie 14c ' Kid line 211 1-a 8rvdl; t.henee nortb prescntatives who receives USED FREEZERS end tralnln• a• lon.t: u Noquind. per an, fl for bathrooms, J..m.t. 1 11 tie deaNe~ •ut t-3 rode1 thellCI Thouu.ndl of jobl open. l:~:perlton~ ...., __ 'IGUlb 811 defi"Ht •1111 3D rott.J GREAT BUYS ON •••, RE FRIGERATORS all fringe benefits and the uau•ll.y wmeee•arJ. Grammar bouse builder&, aluminum Bid- PINE TIMBER and will pay ~ •outb & ole,..... we.c u~ · 18 ft F • 'd 1 .ctw:ool lltfllcrtent for many Jobs. ro4l to thn Plac• Gf bl~ opportumty to earn a subcu. • r•gt I rt FREE tllformanon 011 Job•. w.arlu. tng, kltcbeo cabinets measur- u much as $4 per cord for :-:!!:lnJ :a acr.. IID4 1 roc~~, m~ 1tantial 5 figure mcome. Fori Chest $110 reqnlremenh. Write TODAY ilvlnl good pine and also good bard A · n11me and .lddre~. L\llc!oln &erlee, ed to size of kitchen. information send resume to 24 cu. ft. Unico Boll 100. cu- .., the oalb 7 17 tfc wood ~aw limber. Write or : :"3~~,t~a:'~c1~!:~~ H. D. Parmiter, Rt. 6, Zanes- Upright $75 lkntlneL S Je see M. W. Runyou, Miners- ume Mellon. tawn •nd nn1e •lld 1 'II Obi 9 17 31 H I . I ·• ' 0 E I yment W d Real Estate For 1 R'd ., " ""' VI e, 0. p 0 pam rwTTtgerator $3 mp 0 •nte ville ' Ohio, Eag. I ge Rd. ....... of let krlown md "'"'marked No...... 1 ID, ALERT LADY for part time POMERO'Y WIDOW want!! housework. Loin Bradbury. & 9 11 :.Jtc !:,pJ:!.:r:m:!a::'.::'U:: ::t sition that is enjoyable and • Jacll W C.rwy So d p WY rooms, storage roomt bath, · to • eton• lormfl:lr ot e1960 Dodge 4 Door V8 - - - $495 rena y er, omeroy. 1-el Notim Wm formerly vwnedthebJ.:oJ'Dir JlmN po 11 4 interesting. No experience M•neger 2-6361. l5 Stp laundry room, water under -til Mll'UJI aDd Robut Campbell ,. 9 $395 needed. No door to do or Ph. WY 2-21" pressure. Two cisterns, out· i:M~tb!:.~:a_ ".=m =e~ e1960 Rembler 4 Door Wagon selling. Earnings $2.50 and ; - - _ _ _ _ Musital Instruments buildings, garage, one acre LEGAL NOTICE ... "10 WIWom Sblol4'o rona • e1959 Buick Convertible $495 up per bour possible. Wnte : . 4 BEDS, (twin size), I roll-a· FOR bo . ground. s. D. Buskirk, Mid· Sealed b1tlo will be received :::..., ,.• ,'::: Mrs Jaclt Corsey lliJO Lin· way bed. Reed,vJlle 667-6280. lle I . ndgt. om WnYmm2, dleporl Rt. I g 17 3tp by tbe Board of County Com- ;; '"'"'" ....., oto.. oold e1959 Ford 4 Door $395 ln. He·,hts p ' h' 1 9 17 6t exce n co 1 100 • ' · . missioners at their office in wen""":o= :: ~ ~o. tr;t ;:~ co I~· , omerof·L~ ~~~~ ,_ _P _ 3348._ ·-- .___9 -~:_~~FOR sALE OH TRADE: Six the CourthoUse, Pomeroy, Ohio, :!''U:u:.~t.!!!:~N~·_:u~ e195B Ford 2 Door $195 TWO VIOLINS, $20, 3 !roo beds FOR SALE: Hawks B Flat clar· room house. bath, basement, until 10:00 a.m., September 20, ,. ,.., ••• "" llnko,. , .. '"'' e1958 Ford 4 Door V8 Wagon- $295 ROUTEMAN to work establish- $S each, one antique wood inet and case. Ph. MY 3-3369. cellar, l'h acre ground. Con- 1965, for coal. SpecificatioDB as : ~:! =~~~mm: ed rooteo. 25 or older. Salary bed, $!0; one dresser, $!5: t ll 6lp tact, Richard Jacks, _Jr. !oUotin: .........,.... '"' ,.,.,., , ..~ ·and commission. A. B. C. 2 gas heater!!, $5 each: one WAREHOUSE SALE Welchtowa Road, J4mersville Lump coal. :11 ... Cleanel'\!, Muoo, W, Va. cook stove, $10; New quilts PIANOS _ ORGANS Ohio. Tbo Board of County CommJs.. ".:::.odc,::.~oJ= ~'!: 1 9 6tp $1~ each; Table and four Rentals frm1 15 , ~ 8tp JJlonen reserve the rigltt lo ;'!:;....-."'' '" .,.... " ,.,.. 9 16 1110 .. L&DY="""IOlJler--ienc,.--ed-:-cin.:.dry.,..:.c~l_.__ ean· chairs, $10. Many other Items CARL'S KEYBOARD CENTI!& JOR !!ALB- Bouse 111 Rae~ reject any Ill' aU lildt. Rutland, Phone 5M 2-4193 1n1 and lntemted In perman- including fancy lac• work. 1!0'7 Market SL, r.tomfmr&. 5 l'OOIIlll llltd balll. prlca r.. Meigs Coonty CotnmllsltJllerr .,.";uf:r'~•.'~:!ut~'l-:..':..'"f 8 •at work. A.B.C. Cleaners, Emmett Gilmore' 116 Condor· Phone f80.61• jw:ed. Call tiNIIl. By: Luellle Norris, Clerk. ...... • • ~ ,. .....c... . . . . . . .ef ~ · Nkbo~ .... c:lallnl 01' tntanlf If, Va. t II lip St.• PomerO)', g 16 31c I II I I Ia& I 17 2le - _ . .... ,.. - - IJ(I Pomeroy Motor Co. M C:! --. _,. BAIINEY GOOGLt end SNUFFY SMtrH -- · MAW··'IOU _ _ I . . I eu . ' .•,. •I. '~"" - I I ~!_I I s ~oue pa~t~ e:ndlut~e~ I ~or:!-~." ~~m~~ ~- rhang~r. I ~loeb. b~eakfast ~:~~.:~'o:~o.""' ~ ~~~·~~ ~0:;/:f"""' · MARK IV AUTO ~~en~,t~.!"d ~!fl~~ tno::~~ ~&.MrLet· AIR CONDITIONING 1 ~luding ::~, n:!r;~~ ':;:!tfllr•t~ !~~tee.:; ,.,m., 1 ~·~C:"'to~ ~~:t~U ==::-::=c-:=-;o--' $340 I BlaeHnar' :~.~~·~~... Sta~ley ::= :,:',:.:,';' :::.:'... .. === o~er :---==--=====-. PIANOS ::c:•:b'tt!: _·- - -.- 1 1 I 9~~c FREEZER BUY! !'!.', -:.:!'::.':' r:. ~,:', :.:,.~ ====-:-:--......,.-·- . ~e: :.= •:.~0:.:,':1 ::.0"";",., Au•• t e~&..:~a¥'• 35, Over 36. Flnlshea 38. Wurttem rna.terlal 3I. ~~t GOOD USED CARS va va - - - - RUTLAND AUTO SALES '-------------------1 AH LIKE A NEW WIN>Il! borg depth 32. Thought 33· B ranchia alphabet 3-4. DutcJt commune 37.Roman magistrates as. Pre11a 39. Lamprey fi11herrn.a.n !!: :::!:'9 ¥ 0 1-le: p 1---...:...~:---------:.•c:'"':!.!!:"~""'~'·~ - ,..,~~"'-!"'!< . .!!""!.·.J "Don't you think we·ve let him staa off his dinner long enouglt9" GASOLINE ALLEY 40. Correct DOWN I 1. Rwslan m.. _.. _,..- land sea 2. Ent a. Fettered 4. Re•ldent 6. ChiJJoeSO It'• our cab. Atta boy, · oa~G! Slim 1 Now crawl out ana run i OI' he lp! Jud.;on' Quic~' Get the ot pagoda D,4 n ,y CRVI>'I'nnUOTE --. ... 'V'"'C · · - Here 's how to work It: AXYDLBAA.XR ill LONGFELLOW lette-r llllmply 8tands for another In tit111 I . tor the lhre.e L'l X f<1r th.& t , · samp e A 111 u9ed trophlea, the len&-th and t wo 0 II, etc . . Single letLers, apos• 0 Each day the code lettef'l =~~~~ worch arc all hint&. One .& SD OABC 'l'Ni'BLJDV Orntto,rnm Quotation FV ISG DICK TRACY DODKWM KNRDV TJGK A G . -------l '---- D T· 'l' G J 1\l V.-1! N 1\l DB C ~et~rday's Cryptoquote: A SUCCESSF UL LAW SUIT I8 ON.il WORN BY A POLICEMAN.~ROBEHT i'ROST '0 ~ K.W&' i'u.turea Syndlcatt. WMPO Radio ti'ONDA V THf\IJ FRIDA V_ 6 oo Sign On - l"ltlw!l. 6:00 Sundo\\'0 Serenade 6:45 Sign Off SA'fUtUHVS - IJic.) 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R ommtttees C ·CAl END·A A A · d 1-DaUy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Sep~- 18, 1965 Bartletrs Visit Gala Celebration is Held at Home Of Seth and Gladys Nicholson {r.t Newark Recently Around And .About New Executive Head is Speaker When Southern 7-8th PTA Meets The Rev. and Mrs. Clyde J J • re nnounce m • at )1 111 The Southern Local 7 - 8th committees appointed for e Grade P.T A. held· its first reg- year were: The Nlcbol!Oil home was the Riggs, u. s. Air Force, Chey- :~~~th:~ ;~.- ~~~-s~~ SEPT. IS . Mtddl~port ular meeting of the school Program Committee, Ml'!. M• aettinl for the gala celebration enne, Who.; Mr. and Mrs. Uoyd of Buckhannon, w. Va., were The annual Tag Day of the Committees were anrxnmced Mr. Noah Haskins Is a ~tl~t year, Thursday, Sept. 9th at son Fisher, Miss John Ihlf bonortna Seth and Gladys Ni- Champion of Genoa; Mr. and In NeWllrk Monday where they Southern Local Jr. and Sr. when the Riverview PTA met at· Holzer Hospital in Gaihpohs the schooL . Committee MrL cholson after so years of mar- Mrs. Charles Amos, Mrs. Har· visited with their son and fam·l Bands will be held on Saturclay, Sept. 13 wlth the president, Mrs. for observation and treatment. The program chairman, Mrs. Member~1p Mrs 0 al Van riage Sunday at'ernoon. Aug- ry Shepherd, Mrs. Robert Lan- ily Mr and Mrs Clyde E. Sept 18th with a parade through Maxine Whitehead opening It Mr and M R'ch rd K h Mason Fisher, introduced the Nancy Ervm, lbert. ~tuese..= ust given by their niet:es, ham, Mrs. Ernie Norris, Mr. Ba~tlett . and family. IPom~roy In the afternoon. Tbe with thePTA pray~r The com- I . d hild rs. c~ ~ t- executive head, Mr. Deem. Meter, Mrs. A MrL Mrs Allegra Will Rutland and and Mrs. Herb Zeiler and sons, While there the birthday of proceeds will be used to help mittees are PubUclty Mrs tyer ;{'cbc M'cbren, 1 ~ s ne, e d Following the introduction of cemp, Mrs. Carro orr:w if Mrs. Donna Zell~r Colum'bus,l Jeer and Todd, and Mr. and the Rev Mr. Bartlett was ob- pay for new uniforms purct'tas- Ruth Anne 'Balderson' Mrs· J ' tSU , Cot I aeb, ar~~ted . an the parents and the teachers, he John Stobart, Mrs: k8ra 0 e, Mrs. Wm K. N'1choI son an d served w1lh . . a surprlSe . party. A ed last year. ' Violet. anetl e'·th hurn Ull, VIS! . forma I ques t'ton and and Mrs · Chris Pic ens. M e.nct . their families. ' Velma Barnha'rt Mrs. d othre- held an m . , children, Philip, Freddie, Jud- pastel color scheme ms carSEPT. !0 Smith· Health Safety Mrs :n Y WI er gran md :r, answer period. The new Math Budget and Finance, r!l. The bride was dressed m lace ith. Tommy and Susan, of Co- ried out in the decorations. Pomeroy Chapter No. 80 Roy- Elizabeth Smith Ronald' ~ 8/~ R~I'C. SS~lns~; :" er program, foreign language cour- Mason Fist1er , Mrs. Paul ~wNith_ a corsage o( two HOlden Jumbus; Mrs. Otho Burson and Assisting with the party was al Arch Masons will hold a borne Miss Ella.•Diehl and Mrs. s r, ISs a Y aa , st!fi, explanations or h 1gh renee, Mrs. Earl _cross, (; · Jrrh1ds, and the ~room ha~ a Miss Beverly Guess of Athens; Mrs. Arthur Ford, a daughter special convocation Monday at CarolYn Franz· Re~dlng and Mlas Carol Bachtel visited school courses, grading meth- Ann BQso, Mrs. Marth~ bert u 8' 0 ~alrhing boutonme~. gifts Mrs. Worthy Tate of ?allipolis; of the honored guest. 7:30 p. m. to confer the Roy~l Ubra , Mrs. 'Olive Osborne, her grandmother, Mrs. J. W. ods, and manner of dress in _the Beegle, Mrs. Robe_rt rom the Zeller family.. . Miss Karen Gregg, Middleport;! Attending were the honored Arch degree. Ref~shments Will Mrs. ~da Bissell and Mrs. Ra- Dawson in Vienna, W. Va. Wed· s~hools were among the pomts Mrs Le_tha Proffitt and Mrs. The home_ wt~s tradtllonally Mrs. Linnie Bratton, Mrs. Bet- Iguest and Mrs. Bartlett . and follow the meetmg. All offi- mona Green; Hos italit , Mrs. nesday. She also attended a _re- discussed. Patty _P1~kens. iecorated w1th a gold lace ta- ty Riggs and daughters, Sharon son, James, Mrs. P. M. Smes, cers and companions are ur~ed Ella Osborne an: Mrsy Vivian ception at St. Joseph HospttaJ Followmg the program, tile Hosp1tahty. Mr s. Leonard :>lecloth, can~les and huld~rs. and Karen, Mr. and Mrs. Mar- Mr. l:lnd Mrs. Forrest E. Bart- by Thomas C. Edwards, h1gh Hum hre . Membershi. Mrs. in Parkersburg for Sister Am- presidenl, Mrs_. Mildred Fitch Bass, ~rs. Ralph ~ell .. and a centerpiece of mum_s,_and vin Chase, Mr. and Mrs. C. !:. lett, Mr. asd Mrs. Charles H:. priest, to attend.. Ph 18s ~ed Mrs. 1 p,Davis brose, who has been transfer- led the group tn the Pledge to Magazme, Mrs. Maxine Wm snapdragons held_ by a CI} Slal. Stout, and Mrs. Bernard Allen Fox, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Em- Thoodorus Council, Daughters M Or ' J H 8 d red to the Charleston Catholic the Flag and the Lord's Pray- gett. footed bowl, datmg back over and children, Bunnie, Judy, and erich, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur 1of America, wHI meet at the a:t an~-Fin:~eea~r 0a r, M~s Hospital. Publici!Y Committee, .• M~s. 1 er. a hundred years. The flowers Boyd, Albanv; and Mrs. Nellie Ford and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde E. IOOF hall Monday at 7:30 p.m. I~ . R d 'M · ~ M · Mr. and Mrs. Albert Roush The secretary's report of the Fred Sm1th. Mrs_ Nancy hvm. were from the Will garden lind Tracv Mr ·and Mrs Don L.. Bartlett and children, Shery1, 1The charter will be draped in arlee. hee' rd an rs. and children Kenny and Becky· executive meeting held on Sept. Character and Spiritual Edu· were arranged by Mrs. Zeller. wood ' and. Mr. and Mr s. Pat- Daiana, Mike, Lucinda and Ca- memory of members, Rhenall Da e Snul ' Mr. an Mrs. Har- and Mrs. Aita Miller were in 2 was given by Mrs. Dorothy cation, Mrs. Eula Proff\tt, and A beautiful three - ti ered cake rick D Wood and Lori Ann rol of Newark. Yost and Ethel Tedrow and ry ...Osbor_ne, and Mr. and Mrs. Toledo recently for a visit with Smit and volunteers were ask- Mrs. Faye Prorfitt. tastefully decorated with gold- and Danny Lee Will, Pomeroy. Past National Councilor Hester Frank Blse; Program, Mr. and l Mrs. Retha Jacques and Mr. ed to serve on committees. The Legislation, Mrs. Jean sayre. en roses, was served by Mrs. Local guests present were Runner, and all officers and Mrs. Joe Turner, Mrs. Grace and Mrs. Harold Johnson. A discussion was held on heir 7. , Pauline Atkins, and the gold~n Mr. and Mrs. Dean Blackwood. llalph Lees JJ rl. team are requested to wear Weber, Mrs. Paul~ne Myers, Mr. and Mrs. James Mourn. Charter II Dra d lng buy a piano for the school punch was poured by Mrs V1r- Jr. and children, Alan. Owen. while. Polluck refreshments and Dohrman Reed , Refresh· ina: and children, Columbus, , pe and several money-making proginia Nelson. The ~andmade, Deanna and Darlene ; Miss Car- Hold Open House will follow the meeting. ment~, Mrs. Greta Suttle, Mrs. are visiting their parents, Mrs. In ,_Iember I Memory jecls were also discussed artfully decorated mulls were ol Malone Mr and Mrs Nor- 0 H . b . f TI1e Racine Elementary PTA Sl.elhe Petty, Mrs. Tommy James Mourning Middleport Th h t d ped . 1 The meeting date was chang· . t th le i . . . pen ouse m ce 1e ra1IOn o 'll h ld 'ts fi t ti f' Allman and Mrs Ruby Brew ' ' e e ar er was ra m h nd Th sd nd d rna e ~ Hlven o e _coup I man C. Will and son, Duane, the 50th wedding anniversary of wi o I rs mee ng o . • and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Walters, memory of Carrie Grueser and 1ed from t e seco ur ay as a gift ~Y ~rs. Naomi How- Mr. and Mrs . 1. N Taylor, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lee will the school year Monday, Sept. er. Point Pleasant, W. Va. Past Supreme Chief, Minnie!of each montll to fo~rtb Moo. ell of Gallipolis. Elizabeth McCum ber, Mrs. Or- be held at their home on the 20 at 7:30 ~t the grade school. The PTA vot_e~ to pay for Mrs. Robert Reibel is visit- Bunting whtm Magnolia Tern-~ day. The next meetmg will be Mrs ~el Black~~ wa_s ion Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. Rarine • Bashan Rd. Sunday. i The Executive Head, Mr. Deem, crackers and JUICe used for ing in Chillicothe with her dau· ple Pythian Sisters met Thurs· held on Octo~er 25. The refresh-the greetmg hostess . an~ Mrs. I Frank Halliday , Mr. and Mrs. Sept. 26, 2 to 4 p.m. The L~s w~ll be guest. ~pe~ker .. 'Ibere H~ad_ Start: Mrs. Grace Weber, l ghter and family, Mr. and Mrs. day evening at the DAV hall. ment committee members apRuby Halliday ~nd Mr~. Sharon , Floyd Thoma~, Mrs. Kenneth are parents of three children. Iw11l be room VlS!tatlon With the prmctpal_, Introduced a. new IWilliam Kitchen and childr€n, Doris Grueser, acting most. pointed for next month are Mrs. JeweU were .kitchen hostesses I Longstreth , Mr. and Mrs. Vir- Rut){'rt of Racine, R. D.: Mrs I teachers, and all parents ~re ,te_acher m the school, Miss Ella Debbie and Denise. , excellent chief, presided and Ralph Sewell, Mrs. .Pear 1 and w_ere assl.'ited by Mrs. Nor-, gil 1. Atkins, Mrs. Hobert , J. E. Jngram (Evelyn'!. and urged to attend. The Executive Diehl, and other teachers Mrs. Mrs. Dale Mourning and Mr. ! opened the meeting in ritlf3l-l Knapp, Mrs. Margaret Cottrill, fD:8 .Nicholson and Mrs. May I Jewell, Mr. and Mrs N. E. Mrs. D. C. Swepston !Ruth) of i Committee will serve refresh- 1~arolyn Franz, and Mrs. Paul· and Mrs. William Nelson and ' istic form . A card was read : Mrs. Ann Roush and Mrs. LeonRigney. . . . Rigney, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Columbus. Relatives and friends menls. me Myers. ~nable to attend children attended the DeWeese from Meigs Temple concerning!ard Bass. Fond, golden frtendshlps Nicholson. Mr. and Mrs. Law- are invited. SEPT. _%2 were Mrs. Ohve Osborne and family reunion Sunday at Kro- reservations for dinner at Dis- Announcement!, ~ere made or were renewed and ma_ny beau- ~ renee Chapman, Mr. and ---The Past Presidents of the Mrs. Greta Suttle. del Park, Point Pleasant, W. trict convention, October 19 _ Re. the County Coun~ll PTA meettiful and thoughlful g1fls were Mrs. Dana E~Jple. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Haning, Lancast- Amerir<~n Legion Au.xiliary of l Mrs. ~eber a~no~n~ that Va . ported ill were Gladys Cuckler ing to be held at the Bradbury bestowed upon the couple. . IMrs. M. A. Nicholson, Mr. and er: Mr. and Mrs. Homer Winn, Drew Webster Posl will meel ; school Wlll be dlsmtssed Sept. Mrs. Albert Roush and Mrs. in Holzer Hospital with broken school on October 7 and the There were 90 guests_ regts· Mrs. flair Taylor, Mr. and Mrs Harrisburg; Mr. and Mrs. Ro- Wednesday at 8 p. m. at the 24 d~e to the county te~cher~' Mary Martin were in Columbus hip and Mabel Bearhs and Eliz- annual convention at Toledo on tered. Those fr~m a di stance Dale Bachner, Mr. and Mrs. bert S. Long, Fostoria; Mr. and home of Mrs. Paul Casci. meetmg. A school carruval 1SIThursday to attend the Ohio De- abeth Campbell home fm.71 _ , Oct 11 . 12 and 13. were Dean K. Wlll, U.S. Navy, ernest Molden, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Keith Casdorph and Mr. SEPT. %3 planned on Or! 16 Enrollment partment of the American Le- hospital. Round robin cards i Membership enrollment week Charleston, S C. : Rodne~ Roger Riggs and Mr. and Mrs. 1 and Mrs. Galen Will , Columbus; _The Rh·erview Garden Club in tr•.' .. , -.. '~ion Auxiliary School of Jnstruc- were sent to each. Ihas been set for OCtober 17 to ~;;;;;;;;~ David Wiseman and children, .Judge and Mrs. John Howell, Will meet Sept. 2_3 at the home the f1rst grad~. Rt'freshmentl ion. Mrs. Roush, president of A sunshine basket was sent tol23._ Dues o~ 50 cents may be l. lm~.IJ:L•1. _·,.]_}l[Ff' 1Jana and Evan. Dr. Lewis D. Telle, and Mrs. of Ara and Pauhne Myers. were s, ""Jto" Feeney-Bennett Post 128 auxil- Mrs. Campbell and a gift w111 pa1d any ~1me to ~e on the ......-···-4,--,~-I Among those sending gifts and Clarire Longstreth, Gallipolis; ---iary, is District 8 chairman of be sent to Mrs. Bearhs and Membership committee. T & SUNDAY , or remembrances were Walter Mrs. Louise McLaughlin, AI- h '"'":"''"'"-~11"<1'1.~~~ NULLED NUPTIALS . rehabililation. to Mrs. Cuckler. At the close: ENT~na OmO U TONIGH H. Moeller, Wa.~hington, D. C. : bany; Mrs. Dorothy Barnes \j LOS ANGELES Mrs. James Criswell, Mrs. uf the meeting, games were lloAOJ "Mr-HALE'S NAVY" 'j Iist Helen O'Connell, 45, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd D Nichot. Woodard. Mr. and Mrs. A. V. h Ottf M. E. Dowson, Mrs. 0 . P. Klein, played and prizes awarded the Roger 0 sboroe, son oI Mr . Ernest BorgninP, Joe Flynn sun, Wewoka, Okla. ; Mr. and Bowell. Mrs. R. H. Rawlings, b y asked that her Mexican Mrs. William Russell, Mr s. winners. l and Mrs. Harold Osborne, bas "ISLAN~~f THE Mrs. Dwight Hunt, Mr. and Mrs. Birdie M. Hy sell, Mr. and ~ !:j riage to musician Robert Pares Bernard Fultz., Miss Frieda entered Ohio University. He will BLUE DOLPHINS" Mrs. C. 0. Sjoslrand. and Mr . Mrs. Sam Wyatt, Miss Eleanor ti M be voided. Faehnle, Mrs. Galen Brown and ed a workshop held Thursday ' be studying Civil Engineering. Celia Ka)'e Larry Domasin 1and Mrs. Ralph Hunt , Aurora, Robson, and Mrs. E:velyn Lu- ~ CmerOy U Miss O'ConnPII, who Mrs. Leo Smith of the Heath at the Fort!Si Run Methodi~i~1 Rv~t:l is a 1965 graduate of (Color) 1 Ill: Rev. and Mrs. J P. Mill- eke.' Pomeroy; M_iss Edna M Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Frye re- prominence wit_h the Methodist Church WSCS attend- Church. Eastern High school. 1 ~~~~~~~~~-~ -! er and daughter. Kathy, Delta· S.,.,Jck, Mrs. Maxme Dyer, Mrs. lurned to their home Dayton Dorsey Orchestra tn the ~~:;.;;lriiiiiiiillll•llllliiiiiii f ville, Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Ben 1 Margaret Ella Lewis and Mrs. Thursday afte! a visit wilh : filed a petition in superior ~ (•ler, Charl.,lon. W. Va Mr. Neva Pierce, Middleport: Mr. 'relatim ln lhe area I Friday claiming the ~·::~,~~;11 and Mrs. L. J Lawson. Greens- and Mrs. Herbert Parker, Sy- M Fi · 'd . last Dec. 14 did not 1 8 POI'ftlf'Dt Ohle ' F . HoIt'd rs.. orence urns1 e lS con- , WI'th Mexlc(ln . Iaw. 1 bw-g, Kan.; 'I ~~ rs. D R . Dren- ra Iuse; M.1ss AI 1ce 1 ay . 'ner. Cumberland. Md.: Mr. and and Mrs. Blanche Nelson, Dex- valescmg mcely at her home, : .. __ ---- - --- - ·-· ill: . t"u - -~\dil~ , t I' Mam - Iy Ab People Jn p ELBERFELDS ARE OPEN ON ('JATURDAY EVENINGS T''L 9O'CLOCK 1 MEIGS THEATRE TONIGHT Mrs. Victor Gotschall, Ballimore, Md.; Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Pickens and Mrs. Lena Pickens, Mason, W. Va.: Mrs. "36 HOURS" Leona johnson and children, DaJu. Garner, Eva Marie Saint. Rod Taylor. John Banner vid and Joyce,. Toledo; Mr. and Mrs. Dowme Nelson, Me· SUN ., MON . 1nd TUES. Connellsville; Kermit Epple, Sept. 19·21 NeIsonvt' IIe,. Mr an d Mrs. Den"CIRCUS WORLD" · Alk eson, 1''! ansf.1e ld ·. Mr. ms John Wayne, Rita Haywortb ar.d Mrs. Wilbur Hutton and rTechnicolorl f 1 G c·t , M d am1 y, rove 1} , r. an .. ___- · - -- -- ''THE TERROR"' (Technicolor) Boris Karloff. Jack Nic hol· son, Sandra Kmghl I ler ; Mr. and Mrs. Rex Shenefield and Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Fetty, Lansgville ; Mrs. Grace Colwe ll, Vinton ; illr. and Mrs. Earl Starkey, Mr and Mrs. Glenn Turner an_d Mr. ~nd Mrs. G. A. Radekm and famtly, Carpenler; Mr. and Mrs. Homer Lee, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Snow den, Mr. an d 'I Homer l' rs. Parker and daughter, Susie, th . . Kenne DavJs, Mrs. Mary Beard, Mrs. Kathleen Cremeans, Jdrs. Majorie Rice , Mr. and Mrs James Nicholson, Mrs. Margaret Parsons, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Wells, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Morris and Mrs. Vona McKnight, Rutland , and Mrs. Robert Alkire, Harrisonville. - - - West Main St. from a broken Mrs. Amos Leonard, Mrs. Wilhip. !liam Grueser, Mrs, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Denny Sr. Grueser and Mrs. w. A. Mor· were Gallipolis visitors today. Igan of Rock Springs Methodist Mrs. John Smith returned to church attended the workshop her home Friday, after a three at For~st Run church Thursdav. weeks visit at Columbus, M d M w·m Georaetown and Toledo At 8 rhr. an rsd. ' h' ll Georgetown she attended• the ea s returne to t. elr ""'."'· wedding of her grandson, Tho- Chesapeake , . '. Va. . Fnday : . . a weeks VISit w•th relatives tn mas Sm1th Jr. the area . W'ib Q · f p t1 d · 1 ur ~!vey 0 or an ' Mrs. Robert Ritchie, Mi~se~ · o_r~gon_ arr~ved Thur<·dJ~·. for Florence Ann and Carrie Beth Vlstt with his slstrr ·· l 1 Bearhs and Mr. and ~~rs . Wiiin-law, Mr. and Mrs. lis Bearhs visited Wednesday Thomas. with Mrs. Paul GrinR L. Gotthardt of stead. is spending a few days Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Weber Mrs. W. A. Morgan write of Arcadia, Calif. visited rei hunting. with Mrs. B. F. Gravely Mrs. J. A. Eden. 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ASmoll Down Poymentond Juot5.00 per -k 'l'Uetltlay llf&ldt, LEWIS LEAVES HOLLYWOOD (IJPI) - Jerry Lewis has left Paramount studios for Columbia where he will produce, direct and star in '''Mlree on a Couch." NEW YORK tUPf) - "Hallmark Hsll of Fame" will offer oix producUons on NBC during the coming season. The first will be "Eagle in a Cage," a !11>minute drama about Napoleon's exile, •tarring Trevor Howard. wbich wiD be aired Oct. 20. The aeries will present the a11nu:.l Cbrlstmu season repeat of "Amahl and the Night Visitors," GiRD-Carlo Menotti's opera. BIITie Stavis' play, "Lamp a.JO Word of Life Superman 9:30 Froggie Presentt 10 :00 Shenanipans 10 :30 The Beatles 11 :00 Casper Cartoon show II 30 Porky Pig 12•00 Bugs BuMy 12 :30 Hoppily Hooper 1:00 American Bandstand ·as %•00 Major League Champ. Baseball 5:00 ABC's Wide World of Splo 6:30 Flintslones 9:00 7:00 Tammy NO Shindig 1•00 The King Famly 8:30 111e Lawrence Welk Show 9:30 The Hollywood Palaeo 10:30 Wrestling 11:00 Bob Young News .. 11 : 15 Chiller Theater SAT., SEPT. !5 mGHLIGHTS 8•30 G 'T SMART- Starring Don Adams as the zealously in· efficient Maxwell Smart, Secret efficient Maxwell Smart, Secret Agent 86 of the top secret government organization known as CONTROL. 9:00 SATURDAY NIGHT AT THE MOVIES - "The Tim o Machine," starring Rod Taylor, Alan Young, and Yvette Mlm.ieul. Film based on the novel by H. G. Wells about a m a who invents a machine that can project bim thousands of years into the future. lt :2tl FILMS OF THE 60's"Duel in lhe Sun." starring Grtgory Peck-Jennifer Jones. Tale of violent Jove and hate set i Texas, which finds brother I· gainst brother, and father gainst son. ot Midnight," Is being prepared for presentation during next Easter season. Melvyn Douglal Will have the role of astronomer Gatileo. The res! of the Jist Is todelinite. • Admiral Autoaatie Detau.lba Circutt .•. IJUU'(ll apiM* color impuritiea Olu* "by -petic lnterfeNDCe • FroDt Vid&D PMk:JtlJ &~ . .. .....__ 1bo.ti .. p6ct.1,uw • Li&ht.&d "UnitUad" Chauel Seledol- ..• aew 1iD11e coatrol,_.W, • Admiral COO. EWaaear Circait. , , • aWa&abll pntper raU. betweea colol"' • Z8,000 Volt. ol Picture Poww . , . b brit:ht.-• . . , _ t*l 11 8nwt eo............ Styiloc .. (lqlaod w..... .._ Hudboard cabiaet. with IDe tumi"- MJk., "We Have Grown llecoUM We Hovo Hoi peel OthorsGrow" we'll matcb mOi!t any pairJI; 4!DU you want in fam-·for-qualitJ ' I POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK CO. "Thi Dep1rtment Store of Building Since 1915" , PHONE WY 2-3193 ... WY 2-36,79 ,\ ' ' POMEROY,O, BREAK GROUND _ Mickey Wliliams, chairman of the St. Paul's church Huil~ing comll)ittee, lei\, is to follow Pastor Joseph Kraly, center, with sho vel, in ground breakwg cer_emon1es ~und~y- for St. Pauls ~ew, modern church. After Mr. Williams took the shovel, the others, left to rtght, also parttclpated, Harry Miller, Ronald Keske. Geor~e Bahr, Kenneth Braun, Dick Ftc k. Charles Evans, and Alfred Elberfeld. All except Keske, representating the architect, and Mr. Fil'k, rcpresentmg the general contractor, Horace Karr, are on the Building committee. - Sentinel Photo. Ground is Broken for New Church .J.l.i.Mi..,u lha o.n11i.:oot hihlin~l "'r.<W .~rui:lll---»1 CHANQIIS HOLLYWOOD (U"i) - Eng. lanrl'o Maggie Smith will co • obtr wllh Rex llarrloon bt "Tale of tho F01" f<tr United Arlllto. 'l n.D\ {ITEP lJ CUT ALONY THIS LINI lupptement To Tht Dally SenHnel Pnm~roy-Middleport Ohl& a-a The Gallia Times. Gallipulil, Otuo I WCHS-TV "Sequel • dromo" Is wbat the produelrl ore ealUnc the new 6trmal fill' NBC's ''Dr, Klldare," 'llblch lllrla Its fiftb oeason lbll laD. 'Dine of t1te eorly driiDU wfll c:oni!DUo thrnugh llix ltalf-llour episodes, three wfll I'UII lbrGUih lour oegmentJ IIIII two wUI bo of two episodes uch, Illlleld ol 0111 holtr 1 woek, lbo protrom w!U be ,... lllr II mfDulft 111 MODday and Scene at Ground-Breaking Ceremony Sunday in Pomeroy .. WSAZ-TV oreaGII VS. Iowa 7:00 Flatt end Seruns 7:30 Flipper 1:1111 I Dream of Jeannie 1:!0 Gel Smart 1:1111 Satun!oy Ni8bt al Movies 11:110 Lite News 11:10 Wulher 11:15 Sporto I!Gundup 11 ::Ill l!'ilms of tbo tilt' I Choose ~· 'I Saturday's Telev:sion F. ~;i am 'I The FARMERS BANK -- ....... ,.,..,._,. ELBERFELDS -POMEROY From experience, you know that it pays to look a~ound for the best deal when it comes to buytng a tar. It pays just as well to look In on us when it comes to the financing, Landmark Store, Lumber Firm Victims of Marauders War Fronts •• At a Glance 1 1 FIV! CENTS Teachers , Asked tO Support PEP I 1 l.:t Eorollmeol at Rlo Graode CoUe1e 11u eet a aew record by topping 71111 for lbe first time lD the blotory of the col!ere. As o1 Tltarod•y, September 18, 71t atudenl8 bavo eorolled at the coDtge f<tr tbe fall oemelller. fhla total IDcludOJ m restdent lludento, (31 of wbom .,.. Uving tn the Lalayettt Hotel lD GaUipollo, ObfoJ, !55 commuters, and 11 Dilbt 11u- Two weekend burglaries are being probed today by law enforcement agencies in Middleport and Pomeroy, Pomeroy police are investigating the breaking and entering of the Landmark Town and Country store, 540 East Main-s!, while authorities in Middleport are probthe ing a burglary of the Valley Lumber & Supply Company, 923 South Third-av. Middleport Chief of Police Herbert Gilkey said the office of Valley Lumber & Supply was ransacked, apdem. parently in a search I o NEW oELm _ THE CmEF Total faD eurollmeot last money. ageols before we open the mintster of !nella's Gujerat state, year al the colltJe wu 151. Chtei Gilkey said the Middle- safe," said Chief Webster his wlfe and three persons ~ere i .,_ _ _ __ _ ,.,.,.,., port business place was enter- It was reported over "'00 had killed Sunday In a mys1er10Ull '" ed through a large door local- neen left In the store safe, Wei>plane craah 811 miles southeast ed in the mill oection of the ster said. ,._ Pakistan bo-'er All Inbuilding. The thieves, accord- E tr into th T d of u~c: na ' ing to reports, then gained en- C nl ancet e own .•edn dia Radio reported today. . th ff ' b b k oun ry sore was gam The Indian official was lllentitrance mto e o tee Y rea - thr h 1lidin doo t th lied 88 B. B. Gdtta, &G. The ing open another door . oug a . ~ r _a e radio said the five-seat plane Nothing ia believed to have ' rear of_the ~lidmg. Chief Web-crashed at a village near Bhuj been taken of any significant ster said It JS kkno~n fll jn in the disputed Rann of Kutch value, according to police. ~ge was ta en rom tbe areea. One report said the plane ChieC Gilkey said no money ·is office. was shot down by Pakistan Meigs county teachers Friday kept In the lumber .company planes. will accept or reject a recom- Pomeroy Police Ch>ef Jed N dati to underwrite an In· Webster, alii a. m. today, was A LI!ADING CHURC HMA men 011 • . 1 still uncertain what bad been told 1,500 Methodisl8ed S~ndanly ~nstv~ ~~~~~g~ ~h:P~U:lj obtained from the Landmark thai coilei• youth ne a pot ..,ue hi h Store of reference" to jndge the facta meeting at Southern Local g I Chi~f Webster SBid the burgthey learn, and that the Chris- sc~':.1 · decision will follow , jlars there had tampered with NEW DELm (UPU - Is· !ian college gtv•s them tllat. d 1. d by the ' the safe but his department dian Prime Minister Lal Ba· a· ho Ge ld J Ensley recommen a 10n rna e , ' " P rah' w'eat f' Me'•s County Education AssocI was awaiting arrival of BCl ag- hadur Lal Bahadur ShBIII'I. 0 head ol thei 0 Church to area at '" ~·spoke iation Executive Council in I en ts to 1earn if L'l had be en op- ebargecl today that '-'llllleM the Method st ' . . n meellng last Thursday evening ened. Communist troopo hove starla rally kiclung off a ~~ at Southern Local High scbool. Chief Webster indicated there ed flrtng on IDdian bonier f~d ralsittg dnve to le Foun- Final reports of plans for the is a possibility the safe had posts along thtr IDdian • !ltlao o<hst colleJ~ and :es .Y Ohi county • wide teachers' meet- been opened, the money taken ese frontier. ~<Cbfnese &l'oopl 0 ' tng were heard and reviewed. out. ~nd then c~osed. •'We're • dation cbur cen rs m bave started tirtnl oa our bor· 11IE UNITED NA110NS SE-· Mr.!!. Fay Suer, president, pre- wa1bng the arnval of the Bur-i der po3t1 botll Ia Ladakla and -·-t"' ,.,,...,.;, today orderedj.,.... _ . . • . . _______ j UJUII Crlroinal lnvOIIIiatiOil Slkklm." Sfollllrl "'"'- in 1. ~ WORLD I -------- .- SEPTEMBER 20, 1965 trike Twice over t . J MONDAY, POMEROY-MiDDLEPORT, OHIO VOL XVII NO. 130 and FOR THE CONVENIENCE OF FRIDAY NIGHT SHOPPERS. I I I I 11965 SEPTEMBER 1965 f--·---··· _, . -·- - - - - - - - - - SMTWI15 r~--- I 1 - I I I I I I I 1:. I~ t:;I~ I I I I I I I I I I 3 4 SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1965 • I 1! I~.. ~~ 2 I' 5 6 7 8 9 1 0 1 1 ,1213 14 1516 1718 .19 20 2l 22 23 24 25 262/282930 Wedding Any Day Now BY DOROTHY KILGALLEN 8road.way Bulletia Board Friend!! expect comedienne Sandy Denni!l (of .. Any Wednes-' day" fame) and jazz show Gerry Mulligan to become Mr. and Mrs. any day now .. The blond belle with Jack .Jone!! at his closing night party 'Bt the 1-'lamingo in Las Vegas was Cttris Noel, the young actress who's been around the poo1 with Hugh O'Brian, Trlni Lope and a few other celebrated lad A famed movie actor - no kid, but slill good-looking - is supposed to be engaged tu a charminK star)et, but he's been sneaking dates with the ex-wife ol one of Broadway's moat talent· ed mullimillionaires. . . . One nf the biggest gamblers in town just laid 6-to-6 oo Jobn Lindsay - $3,11110 worth . . Ast tho oludio pubHcity men lhout gorgeons Ursula Andress and watch bil strong men lit down and ery, She was a hour and a ball late lor her first important New York Interview, accepted the myatery guest spot on "What's My Line?" and cancelled f~ ac· cepted • late night variety show dale and cancelled tho!, hut consented to clo lbo now ltava Lawrence TV show when somebody waved $7,500 at her Y. A. Tittle's former publicity director Is threatening to s u e him over some ghosted articles that appeared under the great athlete's bylme in a natwnal magazine · Fidel Castro has vanished into the mountains Qf Cuba to take charge of the fighting against rebel forces Radio City Music Hall and the American Federation of Musicians are having large negotiations problems. If they're not 10lved, a strike will force lh~ closing of one of New York's top attractions .. Marilyn Max well is ret'tearsing a vocal act for a national nightclub tour. And won't it De a divoone 1r Marilyn's favorite fellow, Rick Hudson, shows his divoone fac1 at ringside here and there~ Alain Delnn professes to become angry when journalist~ refer to his son as Antoine." Says Ahlin "His name l~ Anthony. He wa~ born in the United Slates and hu Un1ted States citizenship. He could even become Presi· dent of the United States some day. How would that sound, Pres ident Antoine Delon~ It would be very confusing." (Okay, Alain, sweetie, but let me tell you some of us remember President Harry ~. Truman, and it was pretty confusittg then, with the otom bombs dropping, and "Good old Joe" Stalin and Potsdam lltd all that jazz, if we got lhroogr thot period, we won't let Antoine throw us.) Producer Bill McGuf(rey ltope• lo penuode JIIDQ Maloo te " , team with Geraldine Page on the Broadway stage this Fall in "The Great Adventure." But J-ames has so many mov1e deals lined up , it'H be a miracle if we see him in the Times Square area - in the rlesh On~ of the most beautiful women who ever appeared on the screen ha s just tossed her young boyfriend out of her hfe - and out of her house. She de-cided he was fak ing his adoration of her, and her chums are applauding. She's been unlucky in love for so many years teven when she was at the height of her fame) that no ordinary secretary or salesgirl or housewife would believe how much lucki€'r Bn ordinary woman caD be than a great glamor girl. LATE MOVIES ulunlay'S LA1'E MOVIES l'baunel tl - The Man and the Monster, 1962, Enrique Rambal; and Assignment - Outer Space, 1962, Archie Savage. Cbaaael I - Johnny Gllibl(, 1954. Joan Crawfonf: Channel 3 - Five Against the House, 19116, Guy Madloon. WEDNESDAY'S LATE MOVIE Channtl I - Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, 1939, Baril Rathbone. THURSDAY'S LATE MOVI!: Olauei I - My Forbiddf!!l Past, 1950, Robert Mitchum. FRIDAY'S LATE MOVIlll! Clwtnel II - Samson and the Vampire Wonmo, 1113, Leo rena Va luquee; end Re'""'t of the Musketeers, 1113, ,... aundo Lamas. ChaD!Ie1 • - Soil of IUtilo uu. Roblrl .u--.. ' it .' ': � 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/. 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