http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/0293bad1954d3be9414dbf65e2140499.pdf 1ff1561a425ac2f74cbe283bbbcfd8b7 PDF Text Text " ' . ' -. ~ .. •· • " ' ,, I ' ,I 'j 91 st Birthday Is Occasion ol Damewood wbert a birthday dinner was enjoyed at noon. honoring Mrs. Nora HotJdasllelt Day Spent QuUtiag By Group of Ladiea The Ladies Aid of the Syra- and Mrs. Damewood. Family Reunion cuse Asbury Mehodist church It was decided to dooate 150 met .at lbe home of Mrs. Helon to lbe Parsonage Fund. The ---- · --~- day was spent quilting. Present were Mrs. J. C. Ferrell, Mrs. Melvin Grimm, Mrs. William Eichinger, Mrs. Ima Winebrenner, Mrs. Houdashell and Mrs. Damewood. One hundred and three persons attended tbe reunion at lhe home of Mrs. Fannie Bea· ver at Racine Sunday, Sept. 5, in honor ol Mrs. Beaver's 9181 birthdoy, which was Sept. 8. She has over .too l!l'and and great grandchildren. SON IS BORN Relatives have received the announcement or the birth of a lib. son, Timothy Erin, Sept. 14, to Mr. and Mrs. Danny . . Shane m Columbus. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Henry Capehart of New Haven, w. Va. and Mr. and Mrs. Dan Shane of Syracuse are paternal grandparents. The Shanes have two other sons, KeUy and Mike. 8-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Sept 21, 1965 Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gillilan, Ginna Marie, Dennis, Mr. and Wilbur Quivey, who ha• been the guest of his sister and bro- r-========•,1 MEIGS THEATRE .......... 011111 LAST TIME TONIGHT "CIRCUS WORLD" John Wayne. Rita Hayworth (iechnicolor) WED. 1nd THURSDAY S.pl. 22-23 NOT OPEN fRIDAY 1nd SATURDAY S.pt. 24-2S ''HERCULES, SAMSON 1nd ULYSSES" (Technicolor) World's mighti~t strong men in contest of Superhuman Force! Kirk Morris, Richard Lloyd. 11 THE TRUTH ABOUT SPRING'' (Technicolor) Hayley Mill~. Jame3 MacAr· tbur. John Mills . ther-in law, Mr . and Mrs. Everett Thomas, left Monday for a visit with relatives in Colwnbus before returning to· his . home, Portland, Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. John Mitch daughter , Mrs. Everett ael left Sunday for a visit Lebanon with Mr. and Floyd Mescher and family. Mrs. Nora Rolllih spent weekend with Mrs. Charles ruw. Mrs. Roush observed 85th birthday Sunday. Mrs. Charles Withrow and Nora Roush were Satruday tors in Parkersburg, W. Va. Mr. and Mrs . .Jack and family of Columbu. weekend guests of their Mr. and Mrs. Floyd and Mr. and Mrs. V>ctor Mr. and Mrs. John and daughter of Columbus weekend guuesls of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bradford Maas. Mr. and Mrs. Norman of Senecaville visited evening with Mr. and Mrs. son Fisher and Mrs. William Fisher. Mr. and Mrs . William Dillard 'f i I Mr. and Mrs. Louis Diehl of Pomeroy, R,t. 1 will obthetr Golden Wedding Anniversary, Sunday, Sept. with a family potluck dinner. Because of the recent illnes.! of Mrs. Diehl, open house wiU be held from 2 to 4 p.m. The couple was married by Rev. George Ashton Sept. 26, 1915, at the home of Earnest Diehl in Pomeroy. Mrs. Diehl has one sister, Mrs. Annie Buck, of Rutland, and two brothers, Mrs. Edgar Rus.!ell of Mtddleport, Rt. 1 and Mr. Guy R. Russell of Vienna Ohio. Mr. Diehl has one living sister, Mrs. George Ran: shaw of Pomeroy Rt. I. They have three sons Paul of Columbus, Ivan of Rosenburg, Texas, and Charle~ Henry of Pomeroy, four grandchildren, six great grand· children, and many nieces and nephews. o~ Lancaster visited recently weekend with their parents, Mr. her ~arents, Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Charles Bradbury and Wlt.h Harry Keiser. Rev. Wendell G. Stutler, Miss Marcia Karr and Mrs. Henry Dailey attended the Conference Crusade Tally held at Veterans Memorial auditorium, Columbus Sunday. There were 5,500 in attendance. Mr. and Mrs. Cash Bahr. Miss Bradbury sustained an ankle injury in 8 fall in the dorm but is able to be at her classes. MBruce Wall~ce, . freshmen at arshall Umversity, Hunting· to_n, w_. Va. spent the weekend wl~ his parents, Mr. and Mrs. ~ ;M:t£i;<;:<;;MW\!nae: ... m~fnlli&!JV Dwight Wallace and daughter, Nancy. Wallace, Middleport 1., Ill I j·; ill ~ M1'ddleporf May, Daniel, Charles, Tom, Emma, carol and Crystal, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hill, Mr. and Mrs. ,Jerry Hill and Vicki. From Racine were Mr. and Mrs. Russell Cline, Charles, Carol, carl, Mr. and Mrs, Max Manuel, Della GllliliBn, Mildred Gillilan, Mr and Mrs. Ernest Bush, Max Manuel, Jr., and sons, Johnny, Roger, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Manuel, Tim, Sidney, Dun Manuel, son BiUy, Shirley Simpson, Glenn, Sheryl, Mark, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin For· ester, Beatrice, Glenda and I.e- T I And It Isn't Dancing lessons . It's Full Service Banking, geared to your indivi dual needs, from Checking Accounts to Personal loans. We're the perfect partner for all your banking! .."ti. lili• ens 11alional Bhk "- WE PAY 4% ON SAVINGS Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation SPECIAL! Save as we Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Mtlhoan spent Sunday at Ravens· wood. and Milhoan Ridge with relat1ves. Mr. a~d Mrs. yernon Weber and fam 1ly. Denms, Dean, Don· roy , Clara Powe!l, Dorothy Spencer, Albert Wolfe, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Hill, Kathy 'and Sharon. Also altendin~ were Dolores Donahue and children, Stephen, ~raid, Bre.nda, Dennis and Lmda, Harnsonville, Mr. and Mrs. James Cline, Jimmy <md Susie and Darla Bever! · M and 'Mrs. David' Cline, yKeu~~ Davy Donna Waterford · Mr and Mrs. Junior Hols~nge~ son. Paul Ret!ds ille· M ' d. for evezy occasionL • I . ~I RepresentaUve, who served m the absence of the scoutmas- ter, Milford Hysell. Mr .. Hysell attended . the camp sessmns in the evemngs. Attending were Senior Patrol ' OUR SALES! ·YEAR PROTECTION PLAN ... at no extra charge ! when you see them - orIons, mohair, mohair blends - banlons - in slipthem all on the second floor at ' '. FOR NEW DEEP CLEANING I _J.,.,=========""""""============"""==.,...J ' I' CAUED TO DAYTON Mr. James Weber left Monday morning lor Daytoo where he was called due to the death of his wife's brother-in-law, Mr. ond Mrs. Ed Niewoehner, who paased away alter a long illness. He is survived by his wife, Alma Paulin Nlewaehner, MDMIWDK MISS AMERICA furniture MIDDLEPORT, 0. LOAFERS SIDI 4-10 _ _ __ $"7.99 THE SHOE BOX ,. ... ' .. . .., li,· l,i'1,1\!l! l,!,~l -1, 1'1 : \'i'1''1 ' :' ·I'• i 1~.~ 1'i11:,:: 1 · 1\·.,·~1, ~·· !I ··· ·t • .· I :1· , '· • 1 • • • 1 ··· ' ·"·' ' '''""· k , ,, 1 ,1 11, .• -. ·, , ·: '\ \, ,~, " 1 .. ' ', ' " ..1 C.hrnese ,.actJvlties on : A •.H.C. • FrigUI.ire • ~Eieetrl. • Gill..., • II.Mitiltoa. Hotp•i•t ~ llekU-... .• "-11Uifl • >N..-ge • ~ Pldlee t. .......... JICA Wltirlpeel ... SJ1nrl f•~• ~., W.-ttiaWha•e ·' .. co. -· J Mlddloport, 0. - -""·· -~ .. - -·· · ~- · · - ~-- -- V. S Representative Walter H. Moeller today recommended to the president that James M. Soulsby be an. r pointed postmaster at Pomeroy. 1 ing casualties on Indian forces. The note charged Chma Wilh I Brown w·IDS "unprovoked and aggressive ac- 1 lfl 1 Found Well Near Dump 11 B' w 1n •g ay Mueller said Sou lsby was one of three candidates for the appointment whose names were on the list of eti· II~lio~s bl b tt d t h' b th c· '] s ' ' su nu e 0 lin y . e lVI ervtce commi&o 1 ··Al l three candidates _ ~r. l eroy , is a member of the emer· Soulsby , Franklin M Rizer and gency squad and lire depari· ' John A. Milch - wert well qual- men! uni!S in Pomeroy and..,. ilied for lhe position of postmas- Uve in other civic organiza· 1 ter ." Moeller said. · My only I egret tions. He is a membet: of the that only , Pomeroy Masonic Lodge IlK, F. , one of the se fme men could be and A. M. ' 1 " IS SPRI~GFI~LD, 0 . fUP T· - ~ appomled to the position each I Clarence J. Brown .Jr. easily I won nomination Tuesday as the 1 by carl Hysell. It was reported I Ohio di striet. he appeared quite well, asking The 38·year-o!d Brown's . only for a drink of water. ; victory matches him agamst : Mr. Crews had been last seen I Democrat James Berry of Saturday evening by hi s son- ' Springfield in tht' Nov . 2 spe- I I . -' ...... 50 MI'}}I.Oll pl•}}s DI•Verted For Resa}e Ill • CleveIand . • in-law, Dewey Bentley. It was eial elect ion CLEVELAND (UPO - The Ohto State Board of reportedly shortly thereafter · . . Pharmacy reported Tuesday that as many as 50 mil11011 that Mr. Crews h•d wandered 1 The contest has, attracted' pills have been diverted from Cleveland hospitals for J'to ofl into a wooded area near his ~ 81 .100 ~ 1 atleullon as a possible sa!e to retail .stores during the past three years. borne. mdlcatwn ol trends m n ex l : None of the drugs involved was classified as a nar· Emergency squad men and year's congressional races. cotic . the state board said, but the millions of units of firemen from Rutland Middle- Brown's father represented drugs was valued at $500,-, port and t'omeroy, aided by the district in the House for 27 000 or more . . llhe.se store. . many other residents of the ' hears before Ius death Aug. 23. Dr. RupPrt Salisbury, stat.e l · Some Cleveland hosp1taJs do area, searched throughout Sun- ! Brown rol led up landslide rna- : ph;1r~ary board direct.or .. said this in perfect_ly g.~ .faith," .• . . day and Monday without su e- ' JOrities in seven of the e~ght f?ur _mspectors have heen m~es- ~ spokesman . sa1d. It IS not 11Drllllng of a combmed ml and cess for Mr. Crews. Over 100 I counties. losi ng onl~' Clark cou n-1llf!tll!~g thP Cleveland hosp1lal Je~al, but It amo~ts to somegas well on the former Lasley Rutland High school students ty to Slate Rep. Ctlarles Fry [Situation. . . 1thmg of an u~~!cal or under· Th e drug short age 1s believed · ground operation. . . estate property nas been com- were excused from school who lives ther e. pleted by Frazier Drilling com- Monday to assist in the search. ' Berry too had an easv time to result from the situation \ ~ne Clevela~d hospttal hired a k M'ddl 1 • • ' . · • • • · h · .1 t • pr1vate detectiVe to track down pany wor ers. 1 epurt emergency . res- 1 wmnm~:: his p~rtv 5 nod w11 h wh1rh perm11 s osptta s o pur .. "It appears the well is going cue squadmen wert! called at ! organization supp~rt over Jus· chase drugs at one-tenth to one-Ithe mLS~mg drugs, b.ut a s?Okes-to be a good one.'' said Roy !5:34 p.n Tuesday to take Mr. eph Shendan of Fairborn ' fifth of the rns t to retatl drug man satd. ~he ho~p1tal did ~ot Proffitt, Racine, part owner of ' Crews to veterans Memomil . i outlets. I ha_ ve sufficient. evtdence to untbe recently compltteo well. Lo- hospital. Hospital officials re-I 1 S'hus. hospitals reportedly are plica~e any or _Its employes. Cited just off the flood road be~ ported today hi s condition i!-1 SET BOBCAT DATE press ured to make a profit b~· Sahsbury sa~? the p~rmacy tween Lincoln Hill in Po91eroy satisfactqry. CHICAGO tUPil - Loyola St'lling their inexpensive drugs lboard wo~ld ~t henta~e .to and Middleport, the new well Meigs 'tounty Sheriff Robert University announced Tuesday to retail stores at a savings to I prosecu.~e tf outnght thef1 15 mls the third to be completed in C. Hartenbach , H.uthmd Mar- l it will meet Ohio University on· ·-- - - - -volved. the same area in recent months. shall Jorn Tiltis and relatives , Dec. 1l in Chicago Stadium in · f f• ----- Oil, Gas Well P1·omising I 1 Saigon L OS Two o1 tbe weiis have been of Mr. Crew expressed their the first game of a doubledrilled on the property owned appreciation today to all the : header that will pair \1iclngan by Conrad Ohlinger. A general ! persons ~he against San Franciseo m who joined in M 0 IOn Am erica • today the Meigo General Hospital Admissions - Bertha Rath· burn, Rutland. scene of the drilling area is •· search. second game. ' I Dischar!•S - Mrs. Fred bove whtle 1n the other photos, I 1 1 Jackson Middleport : Goldie Clen Clifford Williams, Syracuse, su· Veterans Memorial Hospital : CHINESE RAILHOAil . . co-ed 1 [ denin, Portland: Tom Kendperintendent of drilling opera- .Admissions - Jasper Dursl, l , . ! Nineteen year o~d a· 1ricks. Rutland. tions, checks 8 water-gas mix· Middleport; Nellie Frizzle Reeds 1 DAR ES SAL1\AM. _ranzan1a ter spending 45 m1nates mak----~ lure shortly arter the well was ville; Joseph Fife. Portland ; (UP! I - PreS>dent Juh us Nyer up.. her face: I WEATHER fracured (top) and Mr Prof· Peggy Davis, Kanauga. Mabel ere sa1d - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - -- -- fitt, pari-owne; of this ~ell. is shown at left. _Sentinel PhoII TO PARTICPATE Ike Will be in tos. · The Rutland Red Devils Fg. . ture Fannero ol America FUty·lour bospttala will Atheno October 5 I i 0 To Postal Posf edge of the Rutland town dump I '"ndidates in the Southwe""" against Viet Cong tunnel out< in South VIet Nam. T h Cflmmanders IBid tear 118 is h1mane way of OWJhlng troops out of the tunnels out hurtllll! women and ohlld·l ren hiding with lbem. -· ~ 1 tht> ban on the u11e of tear f6••• ••r•• ""••• ' A t t or P'no1n men r ! Rep. ~oeller also annouochad sought .'' lhe loth district ed he has recommended that R. congressman added . E. Pickens, now 1 clerk in the An Ill-year-old Rutland man Republi_can candidate to sue- \ After Soulsby's nomination is I Pomeroy pos~, be ..transferwho had been missing since last ' ceed his late father in Con- conf1~med by the ·~ · S. Senate, red to the pos:~tlon af rvll car· Saturday _ and was the object \ gress. he w1H succee~ Actmg Pos.tmas·l ner. . . of an intensive search - was The Urbana newspaper pub- , ter Charles D1ehl, accordmg to The application of both Souls-. found alive Tuesd11y evening l.isher. in his f~rst h1d f,;r pub- Moeller. . by and Pi~kens were endorsed aear the village. he oHice. ran m a s_tyle that Soulsby IS co-manage1_· o! the [ ~Y the Me.Jg& Couny.Democrat· The missing man, Leroy would ha\'e made h1 s father Kroger Company stiY.'e m Pom- 1c Execut1ve comrruttee. Crews, was found Sitting at the proud in troundng five other - ··- · have asKed Washington to rei•a•t Seleet , . _ Uzw.,.. eleetrle ttlr,_ ,,.._ . . . ,.._ • • - eleet#'ie eppll•- ,_,_• : our late hour China would respond 1 _The call "'·as_for 1.529 J)bysl· to India's call fo peae cmns, 350 dent•sts and 100 vetShastri spoke ~ler ~- n d i a erlnarians. It curn(lart"d to the brushed aside Chinese claims [ draft of 852 doctors last Janthat Indian troops had disman- l uary and l,(KKI in January tied military installalons along 1 1984. Tbe department said the the Himalyan frontier. An of. call was necessary to " provide the health services ~ ficial Indian note delivered to I quired for the incrrasc in the the Chinese embassy here Tues- 1 day ni·giJt accused Ch>'nese · a{'tive armed fon·t·s." troops of seizing two border po- ; ~ sitions inside India and infhct.- : · SAIGON IUPI) - AIUed lorces <arrylng out a search and stroy mbsion ~ miles northtest of Sall"n captured abandoned VIet Cong hosllllal \ and an ammunition lactory, u. S. military spokesman reported toolght, . Huge 852 jets !rom bombed ouapecled Communist I concentrations 211 miles oorth Saigon today in their 10th of the war while U. S. Navy Air Force planes struck deep Into North Viet Nam with at. tacks ou bridges, boats and oth· Ret! Devito FFA IWit&lll Offleen IV .J Detense Department request- ed Selective Smicr today to draft 1,979 dm·tors. denti~ts, 1 1\ll.SSI·ng~- Man - ---1 Nominati'on • .~1 1 said U. S. military authorities Wednesday at the Ullmen Funeral Home In Kettering. Mrs. Weber has been with her sister for lbe past several days, concern -Th~ ! 1 MACKINAC ISLA:fD, MICH. !', -Ohio Gov. James A. Rhode• prqposed Tuesday at tho Midwest GQvernoro Conlerenco 1 resolulkiD 01lling lor 1 break to lndlvlduols who llotliJfl!told hO]p, RhodeJ Jlld Jucb a ochome · would . Oll(.'IIOr&gO hlrinl thooe who Ond II dlffic!lll to hold jo~ In a coi'hpe!IUve market. The 1nggestlon wu over-to various state welfare rector! lor study. Reliable sources In that the government VIews Wi th grave (UP I borders. . -• vetermanans · · · .. t auu start·mg 1A . Th e Ind1an pnme miDIS er J said he hop('d that even 1:1L this 1 anuary. . er communications. sister of Mrs. James Weber. Funeral services will be held Bock To Sct-1 With ~ouse Allies Capture Abandoned V-C War Facilities ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY RETURNS TO 8TUDIE8 1J~~ION\ •. overs and cardigans - see HyseU also took two of the scouts to Rutland Sunday evening aDd Monday morning to as!rist in the hunt for Mr. Leroy Crew who I• missing. Richard (Rick) OUer has returned to Miami University at Oxford, where be will enter his junior year, majoring in chemcal engineering. He resides at the Phi Kappa Tau fraternity house. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Oiler and son, Seven, accompanied him there. :!~f" ~.\ th~~~~~a~eftar:~~ I-;:~;~~1~N I county. s0 u l sb nas M0 d' 1 I, these beautiful sweaters Plans hav~ been .made to serve an election day dmner and I to hold a rummage sale, both ! as fund raising activities, by the Deac?ns and ~acone~ses of the Ml.ddleport F1rst Uruted Presbyletlan Church. . PhMrll~· Karl ?wen and Miss y 111 Joach1m are co-chairmen for the dinner to be served at 5 . 6·30 T t tl plans are t~ s~n:; theeo :u~~ mage sale in October with Mrs. Russell Lyons and Mrs. Edward Burkett in charge =-.:.:::::;~!_·:__ Mr. and Mrs. James Kitchen ~nd daughters, Debbie and Dell· Jse. . Miss Suzanne Bradbury andJ Miss Christine BAHR Rio Grand College freshmen, spent the You will want several of I ·' Council early today calling for Kashmir. 1 cheering, desk • pounding l..:.__ _ __ CAMBRIDGE, omo- THE IJnl~ Klan• of America bas ohlned a rally srheduled this weekend In northern Franklin County to a farm south of bere. FlyllD Harvey ol Grove City, grand dragon o' tha United Klans In Ohio, confirmed tbe meeting Friday through Sun· day will be moved to Guernsey i I 1 In the same Parliament the cease-fire by 6 p. m. EDT. Shastri called upon the lndl· Shastrl said today Indian speech today, Shastri ordered \ " Ultimate ly India and Pakis an military to .be ever vigilant troops have been ordered Indian troops to observe a cease · tan will have to live together to meet the Chmese CommWlilt to drive Chinese Commun- fire in the war w1th Pakistan 1as good neighborr,'' Shastri said. 1 threat from the ~: . ist forces from border areas beginning at 3:30 a. m. Thurs- 1 Shastn also announced that "We have to remam ¥Igtlant in the Himalayas . day India time. That would India had accepted Soviet Pre- all along the frontier," Shas-"Our armed forces have 1 comply with the Indian - Paki- :. mier Alexei N. Kosygin 's offer tri said. He !iBid that Indill i1 been instructed to repel the stan agreement announced in ! of mediation to help solve the prepared to meet "even thil aggressor," Shastri told a the United Nations Securlly I India • Pakistan dispute over bigger challenge." NEW DELHI - INDIA TO· day denied Communist Chinese claims that its troops had dismantled ony military installll· lions along the Himalayan !rootier. An official India note ac· cused Chinese troop!! of seizing two border positions inside India and inflicting casualties on Indian wHee. India t>llarged China with "unprovoked and aggressive activities." sweaters Plan Rummage Sale, Election Din11er na, Dallas, and Duane spent Leader and Star Scout Jan The Rev. Howard Rup~ll has Sunday at Duw Lake for a pic- Long; Star Scout Richard Gil announcod that World Wide mc outmg. key; first class scout Larry Communion Day will be OctoMr. and Mrs. William Diltz of Grogan·' second class scnut Ri- ber 3.Mrs E. 0 Tewsnry kb Colh th .. . urn us spent e weekend chard Hawley and Tenderfoot Fred Lewis and Rev. Ruppeti with Mr. and Mr~. C. R. Young. scouts. David Fife. .Mark attended committee meetings In They came ~sp.eclally to see Mr . French, Roger Pickens and Ron· Wellston last week for the ScloYoung who IS til at hit home ln 1nle Lewis. 1 to Presbytery Middleport. . The scouts are meeting each ____ Mrs. Robert Reibel return- Tuesday evening at 7 p. m. in ed to her home Sunday after the basement of the Middleport spendmg the week m Chillicothe Library. All scouls are urged with her daughter and lamily, to attend each meeting. Mr. Frigidaire Jet Action Washers have a -- Boy Scout Troop 245 of Middleport received a first place red, white and blue ribbon award for its partic~pat.ion in the annual M.G.M. District Fall Camporee at Camp Klashuta, at Chester, Sept. 10.11-12. The troop won the ribbon for displaying scout craft skills in cooking. The troop camp leader was Lewis Long, Institution- NEW DELID (UP!) - ' tiviUes. " Prime Minister Lal Bahadur -- roop 245 turned lo his home from Holzer For Camping Skills Hospital where he had been a medical patient this past week. Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Jones visited Sunday in Athens with their daughter, Barbara, and in Shade with Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Wingett and Mr. E. w. Jones. .Mrs. Orin Smith and Mrs. James Jividen visited recently in Gallipolis with Ina Rice who had hip surgery this summer. She is slowly Jmproving. STRONG NORTH WINDS whipped another snow storm down the Rockies and pashed a snaking belt of beavy thunderstorms eastward today, lbe last full day of summer. Floods kept thollSSndlt of persons !rom their home in the Midlands. Violent rain storms on ttLe Southern Plains and bitter, wintery weather in the central 1\ockleo have claimed the lives of at least 16 persons in the past few days. ,.··? neaut; Mr. and Mrs. Rov GilliR d d ian, Bill, Bud, Margie, Tim and ewar e , Tom, Chesler. Mr. Noah Haskins has re · We've Got Something to Offer ••• the WORLD 1 High School athlete, is working Mrs.' Richar; Ch~e anJ·dau:::t. out with the Freshman team at ers Annette and M011 A Marshall M' . Y nn, • alta, B11l Baumgardner, Con- Around And About Iw Chinese Ordered Driven Off From Contested Sikkam Line ID I '' ·flf at ~" ! . From Medina were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hill, Jean, Diane, MR AND MRS L IS D • • OU IEHL ~ Indians Detennined ••• I' Mrs. Francis GiUilan, son, Glenny, and granddaughter, Debbie. Debbie is Mrs. Beaver's greot great granddanghter. From Columbus Were Mr. and lllrs. Herman Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Don Hill, Judy; Barbara, Fannie Lee, Donna, Denise, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wolfe, Linda and Mike, and Betty Gil· lilsn. Pcmeroy . . VOl XVII NO. 132 Attending !rom Canton were Mainly About People In enttn\ ~ at y e · Jimmy and !Jnda, Pomeroy. The birthdays ol Mr. Orin Saturday evening. Mr. . an4 Smith and his grandson, Joe Mrs. Fred Rosenbaum eDter> Rosenbaum, were observed on tained in honor of their grando Sunday with a dinner at the son, Joe, at their bome oa home Dl Mr. and Mrs. Smith Lincoln Hgts. In Pomeroy wllll in Middleport. Joe, 9, was horn Mr. and Mrs. Dick Rosenbaum on his grandfather's birthday. and family a!Bo attending. · • • Guests were Joe's parentt anti Two Birthdnya are family, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Ro"' · Ob•erved on Sunday enbaum and children, Douglao, ·- ~-ForElsen-~ od their new officers 11 7,30 p. · clpate Ia the Ohio m. Wedneaday. ucatlon network of the They .,. Perry Slate University College of ber !rom Oct 18 to April d " Roa today Comrnumst Trahy, Pomeroy: Leroy Crews, Chma has offered to pay Cao you set my make- \ the: Rutland; Clarinda Cooper Port- entire cost of construction ol a 1 up" 4 Friend: No." I CloDdy. warm, bumld tbrotll. Tbru1day. SCattered ouppo1- 1 Bh~en tbuocler lllnd. ' rail link between Tanzania and Co-ed: You're DOl alleruooD or evetJinC. Dbcbarges - wanda Hum- Zambia. \ ed to." W•ndy today; low tonight !f.'IJ. phreys Pomeroy: Chesler Roush =::::::_________;_:=.:::___ _ _ _ _ _ _c__~~_.:_~---=-- wood,~; ~~C~~- Mason c0Unty Educa tiona • }PIan Approved ATHENS, Ohio (UPIJ PLAN BAKE SALE 1Pomer Da 1 O'De mer President Dwight D. Th H Le I . , Va. rr;lanley · will be here Oct 5, • ome ague adies of Racine· Jam ' p 11 N H ' , to receive an honorary doctor the Salvation Army will hold a . · . "" . owe , ew •· . proal ent; or 8.;~ , Center for ConUnulng· of humane letters degree at the \ bake sale Friday !rom 9 a. m. ;en. Belinda Fitch Portland; PT. PLEASANT Mason :with the new programs. State I according to what new plalll presiden~ sh, Pace, director of ttte co~ opening fall convocation at Ohio j until 3 p. m. at the Davit- oyce Haggy, Pomeroy; L• e County's plan for expaodmg ed- ' Superintendent Smith commend· they undertake . ur~rk R nelatbeY . t e r accOrding to Dr. · University the university an- W•mer Insurance olftce. Home- \ Rutland; David Roush, I ucallonal offerings in ils pub· I ed the work of County Super in-~· The Mason Counly plan In tltl an ter named· Medical Educatton. Ons or the nounced tbday. made pies and bread will bl! ' c ne. lie schools in the areas of Ian· tendenl MilliJll Blirdelle and hiS t areas is desigued to lmRulland Clrapter ol member hospitals Is the Key spealter lor the event. sold. TO PROBE DIVORCE guage arts end social studies staff for the planmng and work the Ianauagee arlo and Future Farmert o1 America. polio Medical Center Hospital. which lo open to the public will \ Metgs Counly Common Pleas has _been approved by State Su· put into the plan . . socialiiiUdles olleriDP tltrotlP Everett Holcomb b Fourteen radio stotlons be Obio · University Presidenf TEN GIVE BLOOD Court Judge John C. Bacon has penntendenl of Schools Rex M. Also ..tbe State Supermtend- an uteaaiYO m-Ytee traJD. The nell meeting will be carry tho prosram, which Dr. Vernon R. Alden, who will . ordered. Allen C. Hill to pro- South. . ' ent pomted oot that the. money ing program fOi' lbe teachen ID lblni Wednesday In October. lnates on Ohio State's his annual message Ten Meigs County residents ceed With an mvest1gation ol The new undertakmgs, under received by the .Count) under these two - • · , , from the president. donated blood at Veterans Mem- a divorce action by Thelma the State De1Jartment of Educa- Ute CEP appropnalio~ by th~ . ----orial Hospital Friday night for Jean Powell against Larry Mil· lions Comprehensive Education- Legislature IS only ' stimulus Stxteell periOill made up the TJT(YS TRAVBELB weAL TEMPS cWOW!I Edward Vannoy of Grants- ton PowelL In another action, al Program approach will in- money and wouldn't begm to Councy CUrriculum Coundlbolll -BELGRADE (UP!) - Yu•,..l FAIRFIELD STATIONtemperature In Pomeroy's ville, W. Va., who was falally a divorce petition by Pauline volve 115 teach••• and 6,021 pay for the projects. The Legis· ed by Jessie ~ulh llulltet. All temperatures - high I buslneos district at 11:~ a.m. injured in an occident on 1 IU Mae Pack against James Okey pupils in !n'ades l throurh I! lature. m approving the CEP 55 of lbe llate I CJIIIIII!tl_haw 1Iav Prelldelll Mll'lhal loft 1'eldly by II'IID for llll; low 1111. Wedneoday wu f18 degrees under...,. pipeline project in llt!itt CoJm. Pact has been dlsmiased on The County will rece!ve ap-1set aside ooe milUon dollars _to subm!ttecl plaDI Ia . a djlcl .,...F,. lllfllcalloa CII tltl plctia!IU, proximatecy ,u,ao~~.u to usla i bo ~~loUted to lht 55 counties mao tlllder tltl • llvNl)' ~· Yllil r.ewrllh: :0"1 The":: ~ O::t'1s P~~ve 1 The . ... »;: .... _ .,. ,, ;, • i • '!'·· : . ,.~. ,·~ �• • One Cook Con SpOil the Broth, Too Tla• IJaily Voice of Broadway ••• repOrting ... Sentinel r COMMENT•TING EDITORIALLY · Its About Time THE spending program of the Fede_ral government apparently 1s b~gmmng to frighten some of the leadmg hghts. It bas been so greatly accelerated by the multiplicity of new programs m the field of poverty, health and measures to bring the &real society into being that the am· ount of money available and the grand plans of the architects of the future have gotten out of keller. and many of us applaud the idea of some calm dehberat1on that seems to be taking llhape in atten· tion to priorities. We are certaia that the administration program will be looked on with mort favor by the trend of set• ting priorities. We wo~ld be even moTe' pleased if the sole bas•• of expend•tures was on tho blsis of need rather than JIGHUcll expediency. lveryont realizes that spendlnt deWiands llways outstrip revenues. The ~ettin& of priorities if properly adhered to would assure that our money goes for those things that will be the most beneficial to the largest numbers of the population. President Johnson recently asked government agency heads to list the lower priority I 0 to 20 percent of their budgets. He also suggested that the federal agenciea that want to expand opending on some programs should show where they could make savings in others. This will be the neatest trick of the year to eet IDY agency to cut back in any re· gard. We remember our stint with one .a the government departments dming \1 orld W.r II, when we were forced to work overtime in order to spend over '100 miJHon by June 30 before the appropriations ran out at the end of lhe fis cal year, and we would be willing to bet that most of that mate1iall& still lay· log Ia a government depot. We understand that the trend even extends to foreign aid. The countries that benefit from Cnited States funds under the Alliance for P.-:~~ress program being asked to set priorities for their s r •nding before they can expect funds •r• frnm our country We have always been co nvi nced and there is murh evidence that money we se nd to Latin America, and other part. of the world oftec~ falls into the hand of those who are not in need ThiS eountry could save billions of dollars If it cOnfined its contribution.< to anv type of program to those that are effective and in the common good of our citizens, as well as, those around the world. One suggestion that has been made I~ to set up a Congressional committee to assign priorities, with an ever watchful eve on the estimated Treasury revenues. They would have to be keen observers because any government economy pro~ram ean be defeated if it is merely win· rlow dress1ng 1o stop the criticism of risin g military spending and for the way out program• that grow in numbers with each passing day. A man in business has to bfl eareful in what he spends He ~WI ~bout what his gross business Vf!ll be 1n ~ year.. and if he does not h"!' h1~ spendi~g w1thm th• limi\1 • ~rob­ ability he u In trouble. Th~ ,.roe goes for a family, that almost always knows In advance what its income will be. and any dev1abon for non-essentials will up· 1et the budget and cause financial chaos whlchis exactly what ur Federal govern: ment IS doing if they do not stick to the !hines of prior Importance. Four Games Slated By SVAC Teams ly DOROT~ committed to headline there lor four weeki startln& in late Oc· tuber, bill when that date conlllcted wlth the shooting of the movie. Morril made the sraoloua gesture and allowed Phyl118 to cancel her CQDiract with no fuu or unpleaaantneBI. Geaalp Ill Gotham KILGALLIN . actor who ta under gl>vernmenl JJCl'llliny · . . A minor actress il doing a funny bll with her diamond rinK. She tells everyon1 lt was given to her by ber "fi· ance;" actually II was a present from ber tom~er husband boforo they decided to split. I~==================::=. I I \ ·~ I I Dear has S};::s 1 LEADERS S~aw, ' I I I i Phyllis Diller will be featured In Job Hope'• next picture, "Bob Did I Get A Wron1 Number," thanks to Morris Lansbaugh of lhe Flamingo In Lal --- -- _ -- --· .,___ --- ... ............ \ ' 1 "'rbowgM I'd belltr pt .,. o suit Ill go with my ~- <- , . , . , . _./ l R~ck 1 I I I I ======::: .:.:=======~=TJ~su~n:. h~s ~IS ~I S299·95 so~h~o I H&RFIRESTONE STORE I I They put back the taste others take away I · 'I 1 1 WIN I r.c ___ 71 4~,. Kan~s 55 93 95 .367 ===:-::-:-=============_;.iiP~h~i~la~d~el~ph~i:a_:ai~C~h~ic~a~go~~~Ca~l~if~orn::ia~=~-B~t_:·"~·:~ s c· 60 .392 391/2 36 : I Tuesday's Resuls r 00 .-.u It}' ,'l i i i I Balimore I Mmoesola 4 10 ' innings ' Detroit 6 Chicago 2, night New York Cleveland 4, night Wa~lungton 4 Kansas City 3, I mght 1 California 4 Boston o. night 1 I. Wedoe!Jday's Probable Pitchers · Balimore at Minnesota -, McNally 19)6) vs. Keal (]6-101. • Cleveland at New York ltwi . ligh!)- Kelley (0·01 vs. Ford : t15·11). ~ashington at Kan!,1IS City j lmght) - Richert <14-101 " I ' Talbot IIQ-11) I Chicago at Detroit fnighti Horlen 112-121 vs. Lolich (IJ.~). i Boston at California (2 twinight) - Morehead (10.16J and Stephenson /1-4) vs. Chance (14-10) and Brunet (8-11). Thursday's Games Washington al Kansas City Cleveland at New York (Only games scheduled) 'I I •' 12 NEW CHEVROLET IMPALAS 3 NEW CHEVROLET BELAIR$ 3 NEW CHEVROLn BISCA YNES l NEW CHEVY .II 4 DOOR 1 NEW CORVAIR' MONZA COUPE 4 SPEED ~ NEW CHEVROLET l TON PICKUPS 1 NEW El CAMINO 1 NEW CHEVY VAN POMEROY MOTOR EACH WEEK GET IN ON THE FUN! ANYONE CAN WIN! WINNER WILL BE ANNOUNCED IN I Right Now Is The Time! BERTH OSWEGO, N.Y. !UPll - The 1<' • team Gtate University of New York Athletic Conference Tuesday announced that its champion will automatically qualify for a berlb in one of the NCAA area one college division basketball tournaments beginning in 1966. POLE VAULT S1'0CKHOLM, Sweden (UPI) . -John Cramer, an American : living in Sweden and competing for the Maelarhoejden Track Cl~b. captured the pole vault In a local meet with a Vfult of NCA~ ALL ON DISPLAY AT OUR USED CAR CENTER EVERY NEW 65 CHEVROLET CAR & TRUCK MUST GO co. POMEROY, OHIO 1- - - - - : - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - _ ._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 1 ! By Jinuny I I I l ---··-- at I I BERRrS WORLD f l'ng 1 Bottel-_. Racine Society l\oteS NO MORE ~00®~9 RedsTrip . c·Iants 7-4 but RemaJn • 42 \J'ames Off pace • I HELEN HELP US! .... DOCfOR SAYS l'uur non . league baitlcs are Vailey. Confero!nce, It does not The Wildcats opened against back position. ovn tap thJS week by Southern 1 count m the league standmgs. l Kyger Creek last week with two Southwestern (0.2) will be out By Unlted PreSI Internattoual ground defense In prepara1'on doubtful again"' "11 a ey Athelllc Conference · h li d "'" ""' learns. l Coach Bob Penrod's Pirates stra1g t rst . own5 b~t were to break a long losing streak. f Th~ Iowa, Michigan and Wis-- for Notre Dame. Defensive tac-- Boilermakers Saturday." Thl· F. . 1 used lheir most oul•tanding as- :~l:ed r:ndb failed 'til gbam after Clyde Smith of North Gallia consm backfields have been re- kle Bob Hopp missed the work- coacb also moved 0oa Gmltter nday evemng, Hannan Trace 1 set, their backfield, to defeat a· ay e, Jl w . e •. dlf· is leading lhe teague ln St'Orln& vamped in preparalion for lhe out because of the flu. to deleoslve end as a pooslble hosts Symmes Valley, Kyger the Eagles of Coach Dick Mar- lorenl story lhi8 Fnday mght. with 20 points while leammate Big Ten's second weekend of At South Bend, Notre Dame replacemen for HArry Long, Creek mvades Racineiand for lin. AI Southwestern, Coach WeJ- David Sl<idmore is second w1th football. Coach Ara Parseghian said who sprained an ankJ1 1a lbe In lhe case of Iowa, It was I waa a win over California. a head-on clash with the Tor· . her has done aome shifting in 1 18. I.mebacker Mil< e McG'U b lh n~does and Eastern tangles Quarterback David Skidmore e ac~field. Steve Elliott has Delford Ellison of SouthwestWllh lhe Red Devils al Rut and fullhack Clyde Smith were moved m the quarierback slot I ern and Junior Howard ol Ky-[ a wholesale rearrangement. land. the big difference in lhe hard- and former signal caller Dale ger Creek are tied for third , .,, DisapJKiinted with the Hawk-11 fought fogged"in game but the Bryant has moved into a half. i with 12 points each. eyes' impotent offense last Satur1tay evening, the Nortft return of Roger Garrett to the --~- --- -- -- -- - ---, week, Coach Jerry Burns Gallia Pirat., meet th• GAHS North Gallia Iine·up adds more D_ail~-~elltinel, _Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, Sept. 22, 1965·3 ' "Sorry, Ed, I look some tran- 1 moved sophomore& . Farley "B'' squad on Pirate Field while runnmg depth 10 the backfield · - - --- - -·- quilizers Instead of my vitamio l Lew1~ and ~!las McKmney mto Coach Pat Weiher's Southwest· and more speed on the defen· pllla b)' mlltake this moruing!" ~he frrst strmg. backfield, leavern Highlanders host the Porn- sive line. ooly lhe Gary Snook Karl t·ruy Panther "H" team. The Pirates will be out to de· Noonan passmg duo undisLast week, North Gallia posl- leal the Blue Imps along with 1 {"1 Friday's Games turbed. ed Its second slra1ght league getting into shape to bailie lhe J k G · · At Wisconsin, coa<.·h MI'It lnumph With a 14-6 win over 1964 champion Bobcats in 3 ac son at alhpo!Js Eastern, Kyger Creek defeat- big game next Friday at North I CINCINNATI !UP!) - Frank l as he studied the team's itiner· Logan at Pomeroy Bruhn moved senior Jerry t'd Hannan Trace, 34-0 and Gallia. Robinson had said it after Mon-- ary for the comi ng west t'Oast Middleport at Neisonville Ha<'kbart up to rirst team half· ~outhwestern fell 22-6 to Rarlne Cocah .Jim White's eleven day night 's 4-0 loss lo San Fran- trip that closes the sP.ason. Wellston at Athens back on the basis of Hack· m a_non- league battle. will be seeking their second win cisco, when Informed Uie Giants "I guess,'' he chuckler, "that Ironton at Cincinnati bart's showmg in the Colorado Th1s game would l1ave been of the ~eason after an opening planne~ to start Bob Shaw the means we walk home if we Co~-~ ~rove at R~k Hill tie. Jesse Kaye, who sarted at an SVAC contest but sinre jloss at the hands of Fairland. next mght I don't win." Pot:a at Pt. Pleasant left half SatUJ'day, alternated Southern withdrew from lhe ' WhJte feels his squad may be "II doesn't make anv differ- I Then he looked over a ba~ Kyg'f Creek al Racme ~:;een quarterback and left league to ]om ti"M! Mid Oh10 ready to shake the Iumbleitis ence" the veteran c"!ncinnatil tered baseball he had brought Eastern at Rutland that plagued them lhe ltrst I outfi~lder had snorted "Before ' mto t.he clubhouse Valley Hannan Defending champiOn :Y'IIchi· ' two games of the season. we're through with them. we'll "The one 1 hit for the hom- , SATURDAY'S GAMES gan made tts backfield change Last week, alter some sloppy see all of their pitchers. " er." he explained "It was my r.alh li .. 8 ., because of IDJUrJes. Coach ] Ooohhh, ahhh ... ball handhng, t~e Bobcats play ~ear prophetic words for the l l OOOth RBI " ro s at North Galha Bump Elliott Said there was "I· ·' lh ' ' I Pumeroy ''B" at South t " just what you're looking eu e type of ball that they are Reds did see four pitchers be- His 30th homer of the season we:s ero I Ue chance that eilher halfback for. Find REAL ESTATE noted for and defeated the Wild· fore their 7-4 tnumph over tht> in the third mnmg had pushed ~ Jun Detweiler or guard Barry fast in the·- - ----~ c~t.!! of H a~nan Trare. 34-0. Half· league-.le-admg Ctant.~ wils en- Cmcmna!J m rront 1-o. ! Det_1lin ~ould see act1on agamst bac_ks Jumor Howard, John I tered mlo the record books. San Francist.·o jumped on I CahfornJa, and he moved jun· ' YELLOW PAGES. who pitched nearly six I starter .Jim O'Toole ror rour : iors Sygar and Keo Flan- 1 Swisher, ar,d Joe F1sh- and r. Where your fingers f ullba~k Larry . Whbore... were ' mnmgs Sunday. had l.he Red~ runs in the fourth inning, in· mgan mto their spots. do the walking. t~e btg men In that ground under control until the sixth in·· eluding thrt.-e on .Jim Daven- Ma~or League Leader~ I victory, but were aided by key 1ning when they exploded for si" l port's hom er. By Untted_ Press International The quarterback position at l blocks thrown by the KC for- I' runs and lhe victory that cut ! In the Heds' sixth, V<:~da Pin- ~ National League i Northwestern was back at full ward wall. ~ the Giants' edge over runnf'r'"l son opened wit h a single and : . G. AB. R. H. Pet. , st~ength as . sophomore Bill The Southern altack is led by i os Angeles to three &rl" ./ capp~d the uprising with a two-. Clmnte, ,P_llt 144 558 87188 .337 [ ~hlzer pr<H'tlced for t.e first quarterback Bob Grueser l:lnd Cincinnati is 4¥.t games bade run , bases-loaded sin~:;le oH Aaron, ~!I 143 541107 175 .323 1 tlmt m twu weeks. He had halfbacks T~m MrCiintock and ,;We just can't afford lo lose i Friink Linzy . May s, ~J. 14~~20 110165 .317 1 been SJdelmer) by a hip injury. Sh~rm Cundiff. any more,'' said Manafer Dick Pinson ex tended his batting Rose, Cln . 152 ~34 112 193 .312 i Coach.· Alex Aga~e drilled his Coach C. A. Duncan's f''QTinan Sisler after the Reds' vic.tory. streak to 17 game~. He has \ Wilms. Ch i !54 608107189 .311 : defens tve b~('ks m prepara tion.] • fROST NEVER FORMS .•. EVEN IN THE BIG ROLL.OUT FREEZER. labels stay easy to read.,. package• don't freeze Trace . eleven will be seeking "Of course. we can if we get pushed his average to .303 and ~lood, St_.L. 145 ~70 77 176 .309 for .!he Indtana passing game . together •. . 1ce trays ne11er st1ck. thel: fJrsl VIctory in two sta rts : some help, but there 's not much hi s runs !Jalted in over the 90 p~n~n, Pl.t_t t54 J82 8.1177 .304 : . Mmnesol a worked on pa."5- l • FREEZE -N-STORE Ice Service . , . flip-over tray& for cubes. aga.mst the Sy mmes Valley Vik· time for that" mark mson, c.m 149628 94l90 .J03 1 mg, With John Hankinson and I • 3 SWING·OUT SHELVES hand you tht food •• _ adjustable ing . . · . · •Allen. Phil 150 576 90 174 302 Curt \Vii · s. , · L1t~le. lime, mdeed, for the Ted Davidson, who worked J.Alou. S.F'. 132 503 72 152 :302 s~n ru~mg at quartere-ven when loaded. Sol1d shelves for easy cleaning, Duncan s squad ts led by the Reds fmal home g;lme of the one inmng in relief got the win i A . Le I bark. Tal kle .Jim Krause was running f T c ' -~ mencan ague ' out with 1·n·u 1 311 d h 1 u erry "remeens at regular season will be played 1:3ut Billy McCool preserved ill G AB R H p 1 . J nes. a fback 13.6 Cu . Ft. t\ ~· t ~lori:lge Volume the hal~ack post .and the quar- tonight. . I for him by allowing only one Oliva . Min 145.5fi21os.180 .3c2~ I Jlubie Bryant and fullbacks Maciel TC-464'¥' ONL' 'EASY t~rbackmg of semor Gary Har- And Gaants Manager Herman! hit in the k1st three mnings 1YzmskJ Bus 125 466 75 146 313 · Joe Holmberg and Jerry Nt>w·TERIIS ·· .. Franks saved best while _strik ing out five Giants. i Whtfid , ' Cle 120 421 44 128 :304 , worked only bnefly. , Juan Manchal 12H11 - for the ~ Robmson. who had threp hils Rboso, Bal 1315119 75154 .303 Ji Stale ~orked ou goal eontest. Sammy Ellis (20-9) will. and pushed his RBI total for Batty Min 124 300 35114 300 ne. defense and pollshf'd lis w~~k for the Reds. the season to 104. mad"' a sen- Clavi~. <:le 150 549 8& 163 .·297 ~assJng at~ack Y.It~ Don Un136 Lb. Freezer-No Frost Food Comportment It says here that ou: depar· sational catch in the first in-1Hwrd, Was 139 484 50 142 .293 , erferth and .ArnJe . Fonte~ lUre from San Francisco de- ning on Davenport's fly h;dl and Dvallo, Cle 134 47 4 60 138 _291 , ~rowmg. !nJurJes '"''Ill hep i 14 CU. FT. pends upon t~ out~ome o~ the threw a perfect strike to first Wagner, Cle 115 4g6 87140 .288 . . r~e subs!Jlutes out of Satur· 2 DOOR COMBINATION _ _ __ pennant race, 1a1d Robmson to double , off Jim Hart. i Hall , Min 142508 79146 .287 !day_s game · Home Runs I MIChigan Slate worked in the I Speed Riggs, National League: Mays, Gi· 1 ram on 1.s runnmg. ga me, with famous tobacco ants 49; McCovey, Giants 37: 1 grake c.anett, Jim Garrett. Williams Cubs 3.1 . Aaron, Wl~hl Lee and Clmton Jones auctioneer Braves 32 ; Santo, Cubs 31; ' geHmg long workouts. Thirdrecommends Mathews. Rraves 31. strm? quarterback John Mullen American League : Conigli'aro, I spramed his ankle. MIDDLEPORT, 0 . Red Sox 30: Horton, Ti,gers 28; 1 Purdue_ worked behind closed 1 r.a~h '1'. 28 II' gates With the empha · Major League Standing• ]Bunning (17-8) v.. Faul (f>.S) . '.' • Jgrrs ; agoer, ln· ,-==-....-.=-.:.::.:::':":,..:"~"~'.::::=======~=:::ii=====:::..iii:i::iii:i':i BJ Ulbted Prest lutemational N Y k t p·u b h dJ<~ns 27. Tresh. Yanks 2ti. I ------ ·-- . ehw or a l s urg . Runs Batted In Natioaal League tmg t.l - McGraw (2-6) vs. 1 N ti L 1 W. L. Pet. GB Friend (7-12) 1 a ona 1 eague: .Johnson ,· · I · Reds 124 · Ma's Gia nts 106 San Franc1sco 90 61 .596 . . San J4~rancisco at Cincinnati ' · . .; ' · . ·: Los AngeiPS 87 64 .576 3 l tnightl - Marichal (22-11 ) vs Stargrll. PITates 105: Robmsoo . . Cincinnati 86 68 .566 4\1 Ellis 126_91 . ·, R~ds 104; Williams, Cubs 102. 1 Pittsburgh 84 70 .545 7Y.I Los Angeles at Milwaukee : .~erJran League: .Colavito, Milwaukee 81 70 ..536 9 I fnjght)-Koufax t23-8) . 1\.J"1 - - ~~Jan.~ 10~ : Horton, Tigers 98: Phil a. 17 73 .512 121,-\t 1 kro (2·3) \s. J e Olivll. Twms 96: Mantma, Red '1 St. Louis 74 76 483 15'~' · j Sox. 90 , Hall, Twins 84 Houston at St. Louis ( nigh[)- ~· Pitching ~hicago 69 8J .454 2l'~ Roberts 14·21 vs. Jaster IQ-0). National League· Nuxhall ouston 62 ~ .408 28~ Thursday's Gamel ,R d . · ', New York 48 105 314 43 ' Ph.I d 1 h. t Ch. • s li ·J ; Koufax, Dodgers 23· 1 a e p 18 a Jcago a·· B0 I'HI. r·_.ttm1s 12-J;• ·"1a " 1oney Tuesday'• Results• . . (Only game scheduled) Red I" • · Ell . Red ' Cb1cago 7 Philadelphia 5 ~ . Lea s ~~. "· s 20·9. Pillsburgh 6 New York 5, night meriCa~. L,gu;ct. GB AmerJeaa League: Grant, I !cmcmnati 7 San Frnncisco 4, :Minnesota Twms 19-6 .. Stot.tlemyre, Yanks ! 96 57 627 night Ch. · 19-ll: McLam, T1gers 14-6 Te.r- · , 1 ~eago H7 66 569 9 ry Indian 16-5 F' h ' h ' Los Angeles S Milwaukee t,- Baltimore 85 64 .S70 9 So~ 15-7 s ; IS er, W Jtr ; mghl . Detroit 84 68 .553 11 \1 ·--· 1 1 e; ) St. LouiS 3 Houslon 0, night Cleveland 79 71 527 15\1 w h' 1 Wednesday's Probable Pitcbers New York 71 78 .490 21 ' &:"~ mg on 116 85 .437 29 I 1 lT'S DEFINITE, AI"''ER the DlllllJ montbs of rumon - Ur· IIUla Andrell and JobD Derek are aetttns • divorce. He'a beeD olayln& wltb her Ill New York for the paat lew daya, and- !bey Tho ownen of an East Side BROADWAY Guessing Game: both aay they bave tremendoul Two of the nation'• top corned!· dlnlng spot undoubtedly don't ldmiration and affection lot ana are enjoyln& a biller feud know it, but their bar ia being eacb olher, nol to mention rt- . · . A tamed performerr II scb- used as the meeting place lor opect, u abe eaJJa II "a trial en. aduled to "write the acore" for some of the town's most ex· vorce." She jllSt returned to lD upcoming fUm. II be writes pensive ladiea of the evening, Rome and Jolin will trek to Hol- II lhe way he did for his last That might explain why their lywood, where Jlltorney Gregg one - which had a bil hll u Ita bar businesa has practically douBautzer wut bandit the leial theme - he'll be doinB a lot of bled In the past few weP.ka. The detalla. J!UI they Uke lo think borrowing, to put It delicately f•ct that a famous linger hal that after the novelty of tho dl· .. · Tho widow of• sbow btl per· often checked in there hasn 'I vorce has worn off, they'll get 10118llty II dating 1 Malta cbar- burt the scene, either. married agalo. Are your ready for that plot' ... George Ran, 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Sept. 22, 1965 recenUy iD the beadllnea over a tu: rap, II wanted lor u Important Olm Ill llaly, Bul ol course he'll have to to straighten out his dllficultlea with tht Internal Revenue Service llrsl; . the government won't allow you to leave the country unleso k-- by Helen you've pald your taxes, To m Curti• lOllY be a serioua con· BROTHER ROO ed to bls actions - as~ ~• can't hear the slurping. But a tender lor the drama critic post Dear Helen: al tht Thnes. He'a currently "re:,-pected, successrul business How do you go about tellln& man" CAN and will listen to Mr. and Mrs. Harrison ol toiling for lhe Tlmea oveneu. 1 fellow luncheon club mema fellow club member who Gallipolis were weekend guests Fine writer, lint leUow. ber that hls mancero .are more wants to help him. of her mother, Mrs. Lilliaa The Supremea, • red-hot tick· auited to a hog than • mun, make an enemy, Lee. et lor !heir Oct. li concert at without making an enemy' The butYouthe may chances are belter thao Mr. and Mro. Glen Harpold Lincoln Center's Philharmonic lll8ll I& successful Ill lbe busl· good (If you're a "brother" of of East Liverpool were recent Hall, will have an ..tra added ne111 world. Everyone likes and long standing and also tactful) guests of Mrs. Carri1 Scarry attraction to their groovy vocal J!y W•yae D. Braadotadt, M.D. respects hlms, but nobody want1 that you'll gain a iJraMul and Mlso Minnie Harpold. Sammy Davis told the girls he'd to eat with bim. Q - I wos bopsltaltz•d . reMrs. Marie Rou!'h was hos:· friend . -H. Mrs. Mae Crawford of New be delighted to 10rve as mascenlly with pericarditis_ What tess at her home recently for Brighton, Pa. spent a week with ter of ceremoniea for their first When he come to the table Dear Helen : causes it and how can I avoid the F.sther Ci rrle of the HapOur daughtPT was alway• 1 Mrs. Elhel Wheeler and olher big New York oppearaoco .. at our weekly men's club meet· getting it again 1 Dot>s this dis- tist Missionary Society, Devo· friends. Katharine Hepburn may otar lngs, he Ia liko nolhlng human. complacent happy person, bul ease affect tht heart Ia any tions by Miss Vera Be~gle op· Mr. and Mrs T. G. Hllldore In the cinema version of A He puts bi• arms on the table now H's just one round of tears ened the meeting. The topway of Syracuse called on Mr. and Very Rich Woman," which Ruth and leans forward so that whol· and fights after another, sinca A - Pt-rlcardltit Is an In ie was "Blessed is the Nation Mrs. Francis Morrii Sunday af· Gordon adapted from french. ever drops (It'• plenty!) drops she met lhis 16·year old boy in flammat ion of the membranous Whose God is thf' Lord" fol· ternoon. Rulh will be the lead tn the on the plate. His napkin serves a crowd she took up with for a sac that surrounds your heart. lowed by a program by Mrs. M1ss DPbra Dugan of Coluril· Broadway edition . They think as both napkin and handker- short while la.t year. They Jl is usually , but not nlways, Helen Simpson enntlf.'d .. Hun· bus spent the weekend with of more Iunny lhlngs in Laa chief: when he is throu~h. he weTP poor students and the girls ca sed by sn inft><'lion with the gr_v People are Sirk People.'' Mr. and Mrs. Critl Bradlord. Vegas. Some of the acta play. u.es It to scrub the table. His were boy crazy. She dropped streptococcus, slapl•yloroccus Afte r the business session conMrs. Lavinia Simpson has re- lng lhere are interrupting their fork is used not only to reed them when she learned about or tubercle barlllus . It may al· ducted by Mrs. Ethel Smith, turned home from a visil in Ctr routineo to give the customera himself but to hold down lhe thPir sneaky babits, but tha so be caused by uremia, can- chairman, rrfreshments were lumbus with Mr. and Mrs. R~ the lateSI hasebaU acores ... meat while he cuts an extra boy hangfl on. He is a fatling cer or trJuma . Since everyone servt'd by Mrs. Roush, assistbert Knighlslep. Blake Edwards, who did such slice (from the big serving plat- student with no ambition - and tries to avoid all uf these caus- ed by her daughter, Mildred to Mr. aod Mrs. Francis Morris a fabulous job ln creating "The ter), completely disregardmg our daughler's grades slipped es anyway there isn't much I Mrs. Glrnna O'Connor, Mr11. spent fnday in Gallipolis ond Great Race," plana to join wilh lhe carving fork and taking ev· alarmingly after sbe started can tell you about avoiding a Gretta Simpson, Mrs. Laura dating him. He is ~ere night and visited Mrs. Esther Comstock Danny Thomas and star Mick· eryone's appetite. Bell. Mrs. Ethel Smith, Mrs. recurre-nce. day, and telephones in belweeo He takea biles that would be at Kanauga. ey Rooney in a TV aeries. There are many ways the Frances Wilcoxen. Mr!!. Edna time. a credit to a dog, and they are Mrs. Albert Hill went to Codisease may affed the heart, JOE LEVINE, the movie dy· oo IarKe that his mouth atays Pil·kens, Miss Vera Beegle, Mrs. He tries to rule her Jlle 1n~ lumbus to visit Mr. and Mrs. auch as forming adhesions to Blanche Spencer, Mrs. Lina namo who Is currently produoopen when he cbews- he can poisons her against us. She io Waid l'oster. Mr. Hill joined the chest wall and thus increas.. Curlis and Mr!:i. Ura Morris. lnll elghl films aimultaneouobe beard ~macklng lor 25 feet. a shy girl and easily bossed. 1 her there on Friday and aolng U1e burden on the heart or ly, will lOOn have a alnth In Any meal leaves a wrealh of think ibe feels sorry for him, Mrs. LoUie Slwflield return· oompanied her home Sunday. lhe works. And whal a ninth! food eround hls moulb and drib- and he take adv~ntage of this. constriction of the heart due to ed home from Veterans Mem· Merely "Romeo and Julie!" its being surrounded by scar orial Hospital. bles on bis shirt. food Is pUBh· lle gets her to He for him QUICK KO . ' atamng Rudolf Nureyev and ed onto his fork wilh his fingers. when he'' . been drinking with tissue. Early treatment of the Rev. Paul Seller~ attended a LIV~RPOOL , England (UPI) underlyini infection gives the Fireman Trajnw.g sd10ol in - Brian London, former British Margo! Fonteyn. Production A spoon Is used for meat, pea, older boys she muo;:Pt tell 1:!. atarla in London next week ... or any Item lying loose on his parents he has been at ner best chance of mimmal dam- Logan a recent Sunday. heavyweight champion, scored ~ohn Gary's newest single, Mildrt>d Gi llilan and Sarah age. lhe quickest knockout of his plate. If he llols a pil or bone house. He won't let her mix Give Me Thill Moment," Ia 1 Taylor lefl on a vacation trip people I in his mouth, he spits It back with olher young career Monday night when he beauty. Could be another Q - My son deVPloped epi- to Florida. on the plate, not aslng hlo fin· don't know whether she truly decked California ctrampion Roo "More." If' o the kind of sons lepsy when he wa~ 40 after a Mr. and Mrs. Rex Carlyle gPT Rischer wilh a left hook in good alngers are Jooklg for _ gers. ]( there is meat juice likes him, Is afraid of him, or St>Yt'l'e blow on his head. His and children ol Columbus spent :.1 .econds of lhe first round. on a serving plate, he sw•bs It afraid to hurt blm, bot abe'• or should be .. . Nipsey Russell dol'lor prescribed t.ablets to the weekend with Mn. Della up with bread - swab, chew, not happy with dating him. 18 exiting from the Leo Crane control the seizures but did not Gillilan. swab - even when there is She is in tears haU the time.. WORLD GOLF nighttime show lor bigger and Wl:lrn !urn against drinking li· Mr. and Mrs. Ma~on Spr>nrrr LONDON tUPI) - Tonly better things. meat left on the plate for olh· What shall we do' - SANDRA quor while taking the medicine. returned from a tnp to Tt s l.Rma of Oakland~ Calif., and AND JIM er diners Wh~ n he drinks he gets very and Kansas No one wants to eat twire at D.ar S and J : Austra li ans Kel Nagle and MMJo to Abraham Beama confused. Is this a common otr Critt Bradford of Worthing. Bruce Devlin Mondl:ly accepled who vowed he 'd run in the tra~ his table. 1 have seen men get Why don't you exercise your ton spent e~ weekend with Mr. &ervation right as parenls and put an end invitations to pll:ly in the P1cc1t· dlliOb of Franklin D. Roosevelt, up and leave oefore they were A - The t"o drugo most and Mrs. A. C. Bradford and dilly World r:olf Cha~npionship, John F. Kennedy and other finished . How can he be made to this' From your long letter, commonly used to lreat epl· conducted a sale at Syracuse. while to realize how di sgusting this I'd guess your daughter might Oct. 14-16 , at Wentworth, ED- pro~inent Democrats, lepsy - diphenyll1ydantoin and w•ll lhat you've ruined ber urgmg the public not to vote ls?-CLUB BROTHER glaod. Ole eyes or ear! but all antiphenob;:~rbital - .are depres· Ufe - while secretly feelinll Their acceptances eomplete for John V. Lindsay because Dear Brother : sanl! . So is .alcohol. For this coagulants increase the risk of lhe held of e1ght players. OthIt's a howling sbame that nothing bul relief. -H. reason it is dangerOW! for an severe inlernat bleeding. Al- ers enlered are Arnold Palmer he's, among other things "a people (otherwise fine, like· epileptic who is taking either lhough they are w1dely used to o( Letrobe, Po., Soulh Africa's Park Ave. Congressman·•: This column Is dedicaled to able people! are anowed to go drug to drink alcohol. The re- reduce the risk of clotting with- Garry Player, Peter Thomson of Mr. Beame, ! 'knew both Frank- all through trelr Jives with ha· family living, so If you're hav· dol.lbling of the depressant ef. in the blood vessel!! resulting Australia, Britain's Neil Coles lin D. · Hoosevell and John F. bils that blut them ooclally, ing kid trouble or just plain feet you have observed is in- in a toronHry heart attack or and Ireland's Christy O'Connor. Kennedy, ( am happy lo '"Y simply because "even their trouble, Jet Helen Help YOU. and if you will do a Uttle cbeck: evitable. The~e patients should a stroke, tileir popularity is beat friends won't tell them." She will al so weloomo your lng, you will discover that by any bad side affeds on the ears decreasing. COREY SIGNS Bad table manners are bard· own amusing experlencea. Adcomparison to those two heroe 1 Since you rannot soften 4anaer. HOLLYWOOD <UPI) - Jeff ly ever apparent to the person dr"'s Helen Bottel iD care <II arteries that have already Corey has signed to co-dar with Congressman Lindsay Ia a ean- who hao them; he'o accustom· this newspaper. hardened, the bes t remedy Rock Hudson in "Seoonds" tor didale for the antl- poverty campaign. Ever been to the Rooteis prevention. Thi! is favored PararnouDt t;ludios. vell compound al Hyde Park, by slaying slig htly under the keed? I have. Ever been Invitso - called ideal weight for your "DIE RETURNS ed to the Roosevelt town hoUBt he1ght and body build: avoid· HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Edit on the fasionable East Side of ing cigarettes; and having Adams returns to the biR screen Manhattan? I was. 11 nsn'l your doctor help you ma intain a normal blood pressu ru if 1t lor a top role lor Jose~b E. exactly a tenement. I'm lurt Le\·ine in "1be Oscar.'' you're young enoUgh to !mow Is high. all about the Kennedyl, with their placea In Hyaun!J Port Hado j They'll ~ It Every Time and Washington, Palm Beaeh and Maryland and New York "Park Ave." lsn't a dirty phrase 1HEN F'INALLY "mE POOR GAL OOES to them, any more than it was TO HER REWARI7 ANI' 1liE ESTATE. to President RooseV<II. To •ny IS PROBATEC' .... lntelllgenl New Yorker, the 1.. calion of Mr. Lindsay's resi· dence is not an issue, and should S ~E GRIEP MY not be. HUSB4N17 OUT OFA$300 GENE KELLY Is quite con0ARA0E SILL! •lnced he's just llbout talked I' Bri&itte Bardot Into maklna the jaunt lo Hollywood for her lint film In the United States. Gene "ill be producing and dlrectin& a musical that he feels would bt a perfect showcase for BB Apparenlly Nelson Eddy hao lu~ I 'Jy recovered from his recenl Ill· ness. He'• making nlghiclub bookings again and ts scheduled tD play Gotham in March. . Entire Iowa BackfieldRevisedbyCoaeh As Result of Poor Showing in First ~-rter Tilt j II leeTuelda and 7aeven-eiibil 'Ill an • lllcb THIS AD NEXT MONDAY. CONTEST RULES • Pick "inners of games in ent ry form. Entry with most wins and nearest scores will be JUdged the winner. • Weekly contests are open to everyone except employees and families of Outtons & Rollers • All decisions of judges are finaL In case of tie, duplicate pri· zes will be awarded. • Entries must be submitted on the official form, as printed in this paper. or obtamable at Duttons or Rollers. • Entries must be deposited in of. ficial contest boxes displayed m sponsors place of business or postmarked Thursday preceedmg game . • The deadline for weekly submission is I P . ~t Friday. DUTT0 N DRUG STORE. N. Second Ave. OfFICIAl ENTRY FORM I I Week Ending Sept. 25th I I I I NAME _ _ _ _ _ __ I I ADDRESS I I I Score Score 1. Middleport_ _ ... Ntlsonvillt- 1 2. I ------- Pomeroy_ _ vL Lagan___ 3. Rutta"d vi. Eastern__ 4. Woha,... vs. Rawnswaod I 5. Kyger cr,......!...__... RHine '·---- ----ROLLER'S Mill St. Middl ''------..;'~*:....rt..:,_o;.:. _________.:'. ;·,.;.·_.,;;··;:i''"'~'' I I I I I I ,.. �. "·c. .. ... -·- '•''•" • ' .. ' I ' tDallY llntlllel, Pomer0y>M!441eport, o:, Sept. 12, 1885 Chrysler's Ridge Keno Combatants Agree to Talk New Prices Society Notes "_ • • d About Kashmir Settlement .Jt:fUbnJze untly. ~ Mist Who lB. patient at lllllp IJeD. ceotly. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Milford Spen· Ada Hoskins, Mr. Asa Hoskins, eral Ho,;pital ., cer of O.laware, Ohio, visited Mr. and Mrs. Leo Story, Mr. ----wiUt Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Bahr and Mrs. Richard Heilman and recently. ' Mrs. Virgil King and family. NOW YOU KNOW MISs Htlda Weber, wbo was Tbe Ice .....,. eone was iJI. on vacation from her employ· Mr. Elijah Michael has re· veated at IIIIa st. Lo11f1 Warlll'l Mr. and Mrs. Roy SmiUt, Don· ment In Columbus, and Erne!lt celved word that his brother. Fair, whea E. M. llamw•, " Die and Mike Athens Road and Weber were recent visitors of George Mtchael. '·' a oaten! at walllo vendor, olfend Ilia prod· WASHINGTON (UPI) - Tbe Mts Amanda' Kaspar and Bren· Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Weber. Melp General hospital after ucts to aa Ice ......, YeMor Johnson administration is td· da ingrablm or Pomeroy were Mrs. Anna Summerfield and suffering a paralytic stroke. wbo bad rua 0111 Cll llillleo ' lng a careful look at lhe price recent Sunday guests at a children, Mrs. Sina Bailey of Mr. John Legg ond Denny _ __ _ _ _ __;:::,' Increases announced by Chrys· birthday diMer for Floyd Wei> Chester, Mrs. Sharon Swartz Legg of Nelsonville visited re· ler Corp. lor its 1166 model er Calling in the afternoon was and children of Coolville called cenlly with Mrs. Hazel Arnold cars, acoordilll to White House E~est Weber. Mr. and Mrs. at the Bahr heme recently. and family. Press Secretary Bill D. Moy· Weber visited wiUt their aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Charles King ers. , . Mrs. Carrie swartz, at Alfred visited Sunday witlt Mr. and Moyers disclosure came as on Labor Day. Mrs. Ed King and family and Rep. Charles A. Yanik, lJ.Ciove- Mr. M. L. Bohr and Ben Mrs. Bill King who is ill at land, and United Auto Workers Perry, local, and Art Kasper, l his horne In Harrisonville. President Walter P. ReuUter ac- Columbus attended the Mariel· Mr. Cla1r Woode, advisor of eused Chrysler of trying to eat ta Fair. ' Melgs Better Live•tock, Holsup Ute 1960 exciBe tax cut, M d M Fl d W b r : e1n 4-H club. took his group to which auto makers have prom· A r. t a~ be rs. ':J Be ~' I Mr and Mrs. Virgil King had Columbus recently to visit the • United PrMI International Pakistan today joined India In bowiJli to the Unl· ted Nations demand for a cease·fire and both sides qreed to stop fighting by 6 p.m. EDT. However, heavy Funeral servt'ces for Afri'Bn L. French. 61, a former. res.ident of Middleport who dted tn an autom{lbi!e accident Saturctay at North Bay Canada, will be held Fr1'day at I p.m. (DST) at the Billows Funeral home in Akron. I . law, David Grim, Medina, wt-re I killed ond their wives critocally injured in the accident. Bolh Other survivars are his wife, a daughter, Mrs. David Grim, and an aunt Mrs. Clark JiVId· en or Racine. ru!'::'',!~"·:::~rn'!!'',zeept Held •'n Ak ron PubH•h tnt companr. 110 Mechanic St.. Pom oroy, Ohio. Bullnf'S!I OUiCt' phone u li:dltortal ptlone W\' , . ,e-el)nd ('3\s! m•tUni mhlat,... rat lhe 11'-"' un ••~ bt Pomerov. O eo~~:w~~ .U!~1 ~~e.~e~~se~::::;:· ton Ava., N.... Yorll C!tr, Nil"' vu rk ea~:!e".!f~!~~ ~~':~~ble ~~~~,re~en~ per w~~e111 one year tn advance at 11 •.... "" the O•lly l'lenUnt!l oflu!e, vu: 5 Ill . monltlll. n .BO: tbr-ee monttut t:J.JQ. Br Motor Roul41 wllett< urrter •er nee not nallable, one monl.to fl .ll ::2S~·~~r=~~:;~&._SI• mon: MISS AMERICA Middleport, 0. Each week a pleoe of Sheffield Di&Derwaro will bo featurocl for iutt k For each $1 ilo tro.,.,.,. parchaHt, 1011 are entitled to piece at thio low price. Then'o DO limit . • , with o. $10 plll'Citua ,.,.. can pi two piece, _ •. and 10 op. • • •••••••••• PlUB you have a complete variety of completer piecu B~~al ;:~·n~: ~~dA~~n~on-in wen Attended Mr. French, a former Meig~ 1 eounty re~idenl, was the son or the tate Je ss French an d Blanche French, who survives. By Legion 1 BAKER fURNITURE ·------------------------· NEWEST PAINTS ------------------------· Outside TURKEYS or Kroger rtfundt. your monty. JOto 14 lb. avg. •. , -•. .,:~:_:,~-=======~~=~~~::~ $795 .. ,,~, .. ~=· ' ( Ham LOaf Fish Fingers __ . uco- uxury •.. OXYDOL • MexiCin "' Enchlladl • Franb & Bt1n1 • MM:annl & Cheett • Spagts.tt~ & Mut o MocoNIII & - Kragor ' GrtdoAMtdlum 16c 1 lb. Dr !'MI't Cent..SiicH lmobct H.m box • t I t I t • • • t • Exp. 9/25/ 65 • ~ Peaches Kr.tft S../ad Dressing Campbtll Yegatabl•, Cr••m oi Pota11, Bean W/BacDn Avondat, Wholt SAVE -~---· ~rianf Clorox .. - ~~~·~- ....... c,,,,. 49c Miracle Whip 11-oz. pkgs. quart 48c Unpft'll'd K •• , .. 5 Soup ... __ . _. _... _6 JOJ $1.00 can~ ~:~: _,..,..._ Country Club Spotlight lnst1nt ------· 2 pkp. Royal VUcing Danish Pastry gallon Saltines _. _. _. -. _.. _ :; 19c Cheese Loaf ___ ..... ~~ 49c f001ttpol1o Gleem .. __ . ___ . _.. 2 ~: 72c Prell ·--·-----·-·--.~1: 61c YALUUU COUFCII • • • • • • ••• • •• Liquid Shampot Jonathan Apples lb. bag < Exp. V/26/61 trl'in pak Country Club lmit..Jtion I 50 __ '-_,.,..,. FREE On• Fr•sh laked Golden Ripe Che-rry Pie * ~xt• BANANAS c Douglass of Leon, W. Va. Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey Jones "The Deptrtmant Store of Building Since 191S" of Moundsville visited on Sun-day with Mrs. Helen Stewart Pho- WY 2-3193--WY 2-3679 "-roy, 0. , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _...aud family. !1/ 25 / ll'r FREE - .... ~ ... 50 - .. •ny pkg. K.,..r Iced Tt• If TtA 8ap ll:tq>, 9/25/85 I and Mrs. L. E Piersall at BrUiant. Oh1o and also with her sister and fam1~ ly, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fen· lon ahd daughter, Brilliant, Ohio. Mrs. Joseph Lish and Lisa spent Ihe past week visiting her parents, Mr. and Mf'. L. E Piersall a Brilliant. Mr. Jim Stewart spent <~ few da~s in New York City ond auended lhe World's Fair. While the;-e he talked brtefly 1 with thr. West Virginia Com~ missioner of Agriculture, Gus .. FREE 50 Coffee _....... __ . _.. ~:: 59c lvti.Prmil~ Krager .. Spotligfl~ llllh Coffee _... _..... _. ';:; $1.89 Beef Stew . _..... __ . ';~~~> 39c _ FREE 50 UDA fOP YMUI RAMPS 79c Apricots ~ .. . . _. _... ;; ~:~:· ·$1 Eggs ___ ... _.... _2 ,,.... 89c Bread . _.. __ . ___ -_5 ,:::; 99c I Butt Portion _. _____ lb. 53c CASE OF 24 • MNI LOlli New Yams ......... . lOc at Honaker, Va ., and with' her I THE POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK CO. c Baby foods 55.69 Morton • Ham • llllh & Chlpt ] ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Tucker, is reportedly ill at hrr home on Third St. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Yeager\ visited recently with he rI grandmolher, Mrs. A. R. Bail I • Full Shank Half lb. 49c SIMI LAC • Chicken • 'tatty • Beef • S•lltMiry Steak I parents, Mr. 659 10·D1. - pkf. • • • • DINNERS Christine Tucker, inran1 dml· $ Rainbow Trout • • \ 1 Mason Personal Here's a new experience in Latex wall beauty -LUCO.LUXURY. The most beautiful wall background ever created. In hundreds of personalized colors. Slips easily onto walls by brush or roller. Equipment rinses clean in water. gal. 79C lb. • p:: 59c Ita Pak Froohly Ground..... • Hygrade SMOKEDHA J1% Smokfd Ham, 50'711 Frt>sh Pork r ' behalf of thf" Pomeroy Athletic Boostt'rs, thanked the Post for letting his organizatiOn h<tve the rerreshment stand at the danrP. sponsored by lhe Po'!. Two movies we-re shown. They were 'Norfolk Tour," and I ''The Land We Love," furnished by George Hobstt'tt.er ol the First National Bank , Pomeroy. Fr~1nk .lohnston was reportNt on the sick list. LATEX WAU DECORA11011 lb. %gallon Reino Lind, on Inside • Swift Premium Country Club 1 nic" • Armour Star All Flavors •, . . . ·> Loin Chops •••• •. 991! backed by Kroger's When my budget'S all Wet? Top Value Stamps, that's how! <' Rib Chops ••• _• •. 89c Wi1Pibone Guaran'* .•• you mvlt bt satisfied Charles Swntzel. reporting on the 1966 membership drive, said 148 members ha ve paid their I 1966 dues. Thi~; is 17 per cent 1 of the Posl's quot of 317. Sec· ond notices will hf' ma1led I shorlty. Dues can be ma1led lo Drew Webster Post ~9 . P. 0 . ' Box 4!11. Pomeroy I Commander Guinther <~n- I , nounced that the Fall Confer· ence of lhe Eighth Districl w11i be held at Logan Sunday , Or!. 3. Letters will be sent to Char~ les (i ibbs, thankmg hm1 lor the the recent dance spon son~d by thl' Posr. A lette-r of thanks i ..,.ill al<>o be sent Harry M1ller : for the use or a portahlr TV for the tair polict> detail pic- Acompletely new exterior house paint that lasts 50% longer and dries in minutes. Can be applied in damp or dry weather. Blister and peel resistant. Shows no brush marks. Clean brushe$ with soap and water. gal. Veal Breast _-_. •~. 39c Round Steak Cutlet . lb. $1.29 Tf'nder, tasty turkeyt way. AMAZING NEW HOUSE PAINT Veal Chuck Roast . . . .. . . . . ••· SSe How do I get a hair dry·e·r' Over 40 members enjoyed the annual Oyster Supper of the Drew Webster Post No. 39, The American Legion, Monday, served by Char les Hayes, Chief Chef. assi!ted by Bob Vaughan and Kenny Harris. Paul Casci repor1ed on the new building fund. Elza Gil· moM' reported on the fair palice deta•i picnio held at Ralph Welker'• form on Sept. 19 and Frank Cheesebrew gave an account of the ,'Girls for Yanks Who G<ne" dri~Jl' now unde r~ I U.5.D.A. Gr1de A Frtth Frozen Quality Costs Less Oyster Supper li~:~~:~it~::::i~Ji~~~.~~~v~~:~~ ••Kroger Fresh Veal Sale" i I •VI in Canada before Grim was lo THE SHOE BOX Parkersburg, Marietta and Bel-! a~ M_rs. Weber Wood o~ Ha_r- Ett>• Bros. farm at Lancaster. pre recently 21. the home of nsonvllle, Mrs. Lena Gorslm Those rrom this communit_v at- 1 their uncle w. H. Collins at of Akron and Mrs. Melva Rad- tending were Mr. Alan Gibson ' Stanleyville: Ohio, lor a pi~nic cliffe of Albany. Also visiling of Harrisonville, Mr. and Mrs. dinner. 1m tht> .afternoon were Mr. and VIrgil King, Judy, Grace and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Osbornt' Mrs. Frank Deardoff and son, Mary Lou King. and children visited for a few Rogrr. ' Mr. and Mrs. John Dean vis· days with his mother, Mrs. Ed- Mrs. Haztol Arnold, Nathan[ ited with Mr. and Mr!. Ken-1 ith Osl>orn and other relatives. and ~:valine. visited in Snow· n~th Markins or Racine and with Mr. and Mrs. Norman Wt"ber ville w1th Mr. and Mrs. Walter 1h1s mother. Mrs. Lenora Dean, and Vida and Mr. and Mrs. Ri· Emund of Dallns, Texas, and --- - - -- -bert White and granddaughter, also his sister. Ann. of Colum- ~ • Conni Sue Woode, spent Sun· bus, who _were visitin_g here day evr.!ling ~ntly with Mr. With realt1ves and fnends. and Mrs. Floyd Weber and Au· Rev. and Mrs. Cl)·de Hinton, e Frigidalro eAdmir<tl gust Weber. minister of the Carleton churrh eSpeed Queen eHoovor Mr. and ~rs . Robert White hRVt> moved from the Arnold 1 of Keno and Mr~ . Man.· Pierce house to Pome-roy. 'I e Provincetown of Long Bottom spent a day re- i Mrs. Earl Beal.who ha~ been : eFtexsteel cently shopping in Athens. I ill is now a palient al thP ; Floyd Weber, Robert Cole- Me1gs General Hospilal. 1 man and Don Baumgardner or Mr. and Mrs. Willlam King l I N 1 'II h 1 h B df d I MIDDLEPORT e sonvt e were business visit· were os s to t e e or Farm ors at Huntington. W. Va., re· Bureau Advisory Council re- 1I · '---..,.,=====,!,:- ~- ,t.o LOAFERS ;;~:~~~i~~7n~i:: ~:c:u:::~: Get Them At ... BONE WIDTE DINNERWARE inflicting casualties on In· ised to pass on to the public. Servi'ce to be ......... ""'"· ruDIIoh.. &at~ with each $5.00 purchase each only reported. Society NoteS • Freneh Ad r1an DIVOTiv TO INTEUSl o• MiiGS r.\ASON AR&A WY 2~06. 1157 . Butter & I comment_~ the prn~e ~.•tuation at t.~1s bme would be ~ mat~re. Another admtnl,. tratton source satd that careful study would be needed, to ~s. cover whether Chrysler s pnce hike more than covered the cost of ~afety features and ~the.r equipment the ?'mpnny said tl Wlll mstall m '.ts new mod~ls. In announcmg . the price cha~ges, Chrysler sa1d It would oontmue to pass along to con· sumers the 3 per cent_ exc1se tax cut that took tflecl m June as we11 as 0 ther cu 1s sc hed uled for the future . · But Van.1k lo_Id the ~ouse the company s pnc.~. mcreases stemed be JUSt about ~he amount of th_e tax cut tm· provements Cited by Chrysler should cost only $22 to ..,, per h · h . . car, w tie t e pr1ee mcreases total $50 and 370, he said. TH E DAILY SENTINEL Ohto vaue, This Week ... Get Your Bread Kingsbury Communist China reported [ u~p~ovo,~ed and aggressive today that India had secretly actlvatPs. dlamanlled fortlllcatlons al· The first exchanse of IUnfire II!Jedly built on Chinese soil between Indian troops _and Chinear the border with Skklm, a nese Commumst durmg the ~lalm that seemed to relax the current crisis was reported terms of a Chinese war ultima· Tuesday in Sikklm, an Indian protectorate. rM ....,... Tollllll)' Kerwood, 24, of 3S •m;thers St. was trested lD lhe IDliii'PDCJ room o1 Holzer HOi· llllal IDtl Clinic lale Tneoday evening for lacerations o1 tbt throat and relessed, city pollee Inugr~~am e. 0 ;~d 0~~er rel~~i~e~ a~ Sunday visitors Mr. and Mrs. Central Ohio Breeding Assocla~tan forces and carryilll ~ut Moyer! said any W~te H?use f~m Willi~mstown , W. Va.,' Earl Hart of Reynoldsburg, Mr. lion farm. They also visited the d!•· and Communist China alon1 lhe Himalayan frontier. b' M II an Tnated fw r~~o...lell -I"' _:::.::::==------- ffi1,ng was reported In West Pakistan today. The dramatic early morning announcement In the U. S. Security Council laid the gr"'!ndwork for a settlement of the. long dispute with lndta over Kashmir, but tough b~rgammg lay ahead. Paktstan vowed to qu1t the U.N. 1f tl does not solve1the [ problem. tum due to run out at noon ~ cease •. fire agreement EDT today. sh1fled lmmedtate eoneern for i lndta categorically denied all world peace to Ute oUter crisis Chinese charges and claims faclni lhe subcontinent - !be and aceused China :l .seizing eonfrontatlon betmen India two border posttlona Inside In· aund&J oft·--· ·-· · .. lb. Strawberries CaUfomla .......................... p;n1 49c Ed' . ............................. ,.,h 19c n rve or Romame f' all1 1) €! yr.u• v ll "''I I>" porldbl e h11" dryer I1om fQp V•lliC S ICHllp~. hK e 1ht$ ptole ss •on ~ l ·, l~l r- L~r.lv Sr ht l k Co •l 5 0i ett~ . Y'our ~ tor') '3 /5 books lop Va lue Stamps. And where do you get Top Value Stamps? At the better stores, that's where! They're your extra dividend, the bonus that makes your shopping dollars worth more. Your dollar's worth ~ore when you shop at the store that gives TOP VALUE STAMPS! ~ • 3 50 ....... ............... FREE Tulip Bulbs .. .. .. ........ . menside Park Grass Seed s-Ib. boo $1.89 Zesta Crackers __ .. ___ .. _.~;.~ 33c Camay _. _... __ ....... _3 r;:;. 37 c Ivory Soap---·- ··------ 3~~; 35c Zest -. __ .. _. _. _... _. ___ 2 ':!;. 35c Ivory Snow ... _--- ___ .• 2 '::. 73c Joy Instant Coffee ~~-=·~~-H~".". . ~;;;· $1.69 Lava . -... _.•. __ . __ . _. _2 ;::;, 29c Personal Ivory ••. _.. ___ 4..... 31c VALUAIU COU- Ex<>. '1:15/&1 Dreft ·---····--·-····· 2 =. 73c ~~:.: 65t Thrill _. _. _... _. _• __ . __ .. :;: 65e Clover V1lrev Peanut BuHer ·.. · .. ·.. ·.... 2 lb. jar 69c J -·- ·- ·- DuzSoap -··--·-·-···-.· - 2 '.;:.73c �' ( ... ... ,. .... ' ; f.Dally ~1. Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Sept. 22, 1965 , u~l F.dorRtlon. ~"· r.ary Gibbs: Mro. Carl Srhwarz, Jr. presldenl of t~e Pioneer Club, !tary of Anne Bailey Club ana • ':t'mlw1 ~ll11J 1>11Ve, M:s. Lewis II was announced that the wiU re'present the county at the Mn . .John Marshall New H:1v l>~ll<mu <tnd Mrs. Wilham Lew- PTA membership drive will be 'd t of M' , is ; Publicity Mrs ..James Prof· on September 22 • The group vot- Traffic Safety Clas. being con· en, preSI en ason ?'unl.l Joan ed to hold • soup sale Satur· dueled thert. Also attending H,ome Demonstration Council • !itt; Hospitality, Mrs. I Harmon, Mrs. Carl Kearns day, Qctobet· 2 in the Mason Will be Mrs. Ray Crank of Hen· aud Mrs. ~·,.·cd Sampsel. Community building. det·son. ~; Vn., treasurer of the . After the meeting waa ad B Mro V I h • . Mrs. Tucker presided during . Ptoneer C. tb and Regional rep- jOurned a ooclal hour was he I, Y • erna Jo nson I The pract1ce or awardmg a th .d r th t' resentative, Mrs. Oak Thomas with the ex-utive commit•·· · J book to the room having the 1 e remam er o e mee mg. p . • ... ., IN\. The West Columbia Parents MAMN Mrs Cha les Yea . He announced thai the school omt Pleasant, Rt. 2, oecre- serving refreshments. d T h . . ' ·'IV • r · 1most parents allt>ndmg the meet- · -:;;;.;;;...,;.;~-.;;-....iiiooiiiiii_ii._._--;_;,;;;;;;:;;;;';iiiiiiiiiii;;;;;;:;;;:;;;::::; an e.ac ~rs ASSIX:~8110n mel ger. out-gain~ president of the ing was continued with Lh t! basketball ('OUrt will be black- r for their first meetmg of ~he Mason Grade School Teachers' room count award going to Miss lopped as soon as Anderson new year on Monday evenmg I Assocation, installed the new of- Alice Roach's Third Grade. .Black R~k Company has finat the school. Mrs. Raymond ricers at the first meeting of . .. , . JShed pavmg the streets In town. Lle~mg, president, led the de.. I this school year Tuesday. Mr. . In other busmess, _the a~o~la- Refreshments were served to a vot10ns and introduced the Ray Tucker became president: tmn 110 ~~ to · c~ntmue hirm~, ! targe crowd of parents and teateachers· that were present . ; v1ce - prest'den t, Mr s. J ames J ar- tMrs.f Wilham Smith, as babysit- · chers · h t ONLY The _group voted to buy safe- rell: !ecretary Mrs Bob Stew- ehrldor t e hyleDr o cat· re tt fodr -- - -ty ' ·Mrs. Lewis the c I PTA ren mw 10 'I I)H ure Sending .- swrngs ror th e p1ayground art. and treasurer, r parens a en ,.,~II · $30.00 Down - 81lence on cmd to complete and erect an Gilland. ee mg. i J;' Convenient Term~ other sf't of swings. Each teachThe group voted unanimous- 1 OUr a~ 0t""lf>'gatf'H i Pr ~ill be given fifly cenl.!l per Committee chaimen for the ly to remain ~ member of the ' MASON - Four members of puptl to purchase supplies for year are, Budget and Finance, County Counctl Parent Teach· Mason County Home Demom;tra· , t~eir rooms . Also two new uten Mrs. Donald Cook; Program, er~· Association. Delegates ap- tion Clubs will be attending the 1 FURNITURE CO. stls to be purchased for Mrs. Charles Yeager; Parent pomted to represent the Mason Leadership Training Confer· 1 MASON, W, VA. the k1tchen. Teachers' ~agazlne Mrs. Delor- Grade School PTA are Ray ence this week at Jackson's This year's room ('<)Unt will es Shepherd; Sa£ey. Bernard Tucker, Mrs. Beulah Bocock, Mill, Weston, w. va. Mro. c. 1 b• ""arded 8 banner to be on Conley; Character and Spirit- Mrs. Raymond Lambert and E. Erwin, of •. w:;_. display in tbe room receiving - -- - - - - - ~ -- - - ilililitiiiii ----that month's banner. - - - - - - - New Offirers - . West Columbia News Notes 1 .' I Are lnstalled By Mrs Yeager· I 3 ROOMS New Furniture $299 Stokely R.S.P. Cherries __________6 Stokely Tomato Catsup ------------ 5 Stokely Corn ~~!~!·:;,~or 6 Stokely Fruit Cocktail __________ 5 MASON •r• Sout~~id~e ~V~a.~,~;;;jijijjijjiiijiijjiijiijii~.;.~iii~~ SHOPPER'• ~~~-~~ chairman or . the membership THURS. FR!. SAT. f,3 committee announced her workers and the goal for this year will be sixty members. The drive will end October 11 and everyone is wged to .support the drive. Mrs. Ve-rnal Johnson vice president and prograz'n chair- . man announced the programs for the coming year. _. 24~h, Sept. 23rd, DISCOUN'l STDRE 1 CORNER SECOND ond MILL Mondoy Thru Thursdoy-9 to 6 Frldoy ond Saturday-8:30 to 8;30 25th !-roll pkg. I 1 APPLESAUCE 6 !!'! '1 BABY FOOD 3 25C cane '1 NEW HAVEN - Mr. and Mrs. Bill Howard are an· nouncmg tbe engagement o! their daughter, Barbara Jo, to Mr. Larry Herbert LeMasters, son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert LeMasters of follansbee . Miss Howard graduated from Wahama High school and attended Marshall University where she was a member of The ~JSters of the Golden Heart. She is a member of the EvangeliCal Umted Brethren Church of New Haven Mr. LeMasters was graduated from Follansbee H.igh school and received ris B.B A. degree from Marshall Umvers1ty \'v'here he was a member of Sigma Phi Epsi- ion fraternit,y. The Hobe men's leadership honorary and Btta Alpha Mu . Bu siness fraternity . Ile is now as: sociated with Armco Steel corp ., Ashland , Ky . The Open Church weddmg will bt;> an event of December 28th, at the Eva ngelical l sited Brethern Church in New Haven. -~- ~ - · - - __ -------- -· ~ _____ •h Wahama Htg Students Name C/ Of' ass ICers Are E/ t d t ec e a I 6:: '1 Stokely Stokely Stokely TOMATO SAUCE SWEET PEAl 10 ~~: '1 5 ~! '1 Pineapple-Grapefruit Drink 3 -M-os. .... $1 LADIES HI-FASHION LADIES' SPORT STYLE FUR TRIMMED CORDUROY & SUEDE COATS I CASUAL COATS Assortment of new colon and I $ ' Fall Meeting ! 1 .44 CHICKEN NOODLI - CREAM OF CHICK~N 1 What Do You Need For Remodeling? CHECK OUR LOW PRICES 1 FRAMING iow as $95 M. PLYWOOD - - - low as 3.25 sheet SHEATHING _ __ _ low as I Oc ft. PANELING low as 4.25 sheet Cel'r ~G TILE - - - -- - - low as 12c ft. t• ''· INSULA T'ON ___ _ 1 1ow as 4\-iic ft. Ab All Rei .ted Matorials ond Frot Dolivory Fall Speci11l Price On Roof Paint r--:C33 & ZUSPAN 773-5554 MATERIALS CO. MASON, W. VA. , Adtit>,•ement Oav 1 For 4--H i• 0 1·1. 9 MASON - Mason Cuun, v\ . A~hievwnent Day for 4 _ H·;~ r s be held on Sa1urd<J y, <Jtloher 9th at 6:30 p.m. at lhe 4·H Will Camp al Souihstde. 11 . va. ·t~e banquet will br sPrved by the county 4-H LPaders' Assor ia1 ion. The Or!!anr7.atumal leader of ~c h club ha s been -asked by ~tlber1 Barnette, County r.:xtensron Agent. 4-H. to send the . names of the members of their i rlubs I hat will be attending. Thr~ Information slrould be sent to 1he Extension Oifice bv Ori}I ber lSI A nominal lee will be . bunquel. adults JIO.I•••••••••••••~.;.;.~~J charged FLEISCHMANN'S COMPARE AT $10.95 eTAPE:REO TOE .94 .00 PAIR Reg. $2.99 Value 13 oz. VA~ PACK ~IOODED COLGATE UNIFORM PANTS MIXED NUTS REG. 89c, 100 COUNT BAYER ASPIRIN 44 Qt. Round or Rectongulor WASTE BASKETS c REG. $1.59 who attend the .· ___________ 1 4c Ott Lobel IWIFT'I TOPPY BOLOGU c ly Swans Don Tho CAKE MIX Piece bUt EVAIIS Regu.ar $2.98 • •.:.~R:eq:·~-$~1~-~19:-;:V:al:u:ellii_ _ _:..:.• .;._~--;~.;;~;.. .49c SWin'S IROOKPIILD - BEEF LIVER •. 39c ILICID lb. 39c JOWL IACOII ·~.~~:... SWim PIIMIUM - U. I. OO'IM. INSIICT!D PURE PORK SAUSAGE IWIH'I PIIMIUM I. I. toV'T. INiPICTED IWifl'l PREMIUM U. I. OOV'T. tNIPICTID All MIAT LAMI Shoulder Roast WIEIERS 49c 4 to 6 lb. SWIPT'S IROOKFIILD - COLBY A... American, Pimento LONGHORN CHEESE •. 49c SLICED CHEESE APPLES Sweet Rolls POTATOES I lb. IMg c U. S. No. 1 Russet BAKING ..25c. ·· Plrm, ·erlsp, Flavorful 10~~~49c Gr..., Acm . n~r:p.jps _ 2 ... 25c Grass Seed I ' HEAD & SHOULDERS SHAMPOO Medium Tube . .:~:::J W. I. aOV'T. INIPICTII IWim lb. U.S. No. 1 Fancy Red Deliciout CORDUROY Inches Wide Q.arteM ii FINE WALE ].j ...... I. I. eOV'T. INIPHTII NEW FALL COLORS .97 .. lb. MENNENS SKIN BRACER BRASS FRAMED MIRRORS s 89c 49c Centor Cut REG. 79c SIZE LARGE I 0" X 46" c ·"'I· suo SHIRT TO MATCH $2.49 CHUCK STEAK FLOUR RtNSI ..... I SWim PIIMIUM CHICKENS Quarteretl q SWIFT'S PRIMIUM I . I. OOV'T. INIPICTIII PILLSBURY'S SHAMPOO CRIMI MEN'S $3.49 COTTON TWILL Reg. $1.59 lb. BRECK LIQUID GREY, TAN OR GREEN lb. Ayt. 2 ~~~ 4Sc $1.49 39c 4To6 DENTAL CIIAM 5AVI tlc SWEAT SHIRTS REG. $2.99 EACH FRESH PICNICS .. . Sib. ~1.59 c I' I c IWIH'I PIIMIUM TINDEl GROWN I. I. OOY'T. INIPKlED IIIIH PlYING SWIFT'S PIIMIUM U. I. GOV'T. lliiPECTID IIIIH Ol IULlY COOKID REG. 49c YARD 60x76 WHITE SHEET BLANKETS 4 Avg. Swlft'1 Premium, flavor Grawn Youne H•nt are 1a,. fully soloctod from flocks of hoavy brood hwl. lalsod ...... . clally for baking or shlwiiiJI. Thne Young Hen1 are U. 5. Gov't. lnapadect procosood when thoy nach lho poc.k of londe-u ond fkl..., 2 ~;!~ 69c MEN'S ALL COfiON CANVAS SNEAKERS •.. MARGARINE c yd i I I TOMATO JUICE eMANY PATTERNS 1 I Stokely eFAST COLORS LADIES' WHITE Whole 4 to 6 lb. For Baking or Stewing cons DRESS PRINTS Mrs. Yonker is Instolled Cl b p . reSident I I0 1/z-os. NEW FALL COfiON Beautiful Styles- LADIES } I 6 COMPARE AT $24.95 COMPARE AT $24.95 .' t Peaches HEINZ SOUP . \ Class Officers 1 FLAVOR GROWN Stokely Yellow Cling 1 I SAUERKRAUT con eDro11 Styles $ .... lwlft'a Premium - U. 1. lov'l. lupecte~ CHUNK 6 Vz·oll. eNew Fall Colora style~ .t4 TUNA . J' PIIIUPPLE JUICE 8!!'!'1 5TOKILY 1 l•nd Mrs. Ross Kapp, Mr. and · Mrs. Vernal Johnson Paul B , ~IAS0:-1 ·- 0ffiCers were clrc l- Powell John Albright J. ·1 , ed at th ~ II . of the :, Kapp, ,.Jimmy Neal. Mrs. , tmmy • . e r-J mcetmg Vir- ! I Sunsh1~e C!ass of the Ma <:. on : ginia Wears, Mrs. Betty Stew~ j Meth~d 1st Church on Thursday I art. Mrs. Clarice Dunlap Mrs 1 evemn g a thl:' church. Mrs. Eb- l Alma Jefft.•rs. Mrs. Billif' 'smith 1 MASON -:- Class office rs at er ~ou s h , outgomg pr r~id ent , 1 Mr ~. Alvie Purkev . Mrs L 1 Wahama High Andrrson ' Mrs. L~eona ·Vanan · .ora 1 · School·d for 1 he pres ided was Mrs Don L' J h '1 year are Semors, pres ! ent. Ron- . Mrs. Alb-"rl SwatzeJ nie · pres1·dent . y·1r k· eected 1 c.. o nson. . Stein ·, v1·re pre~ -1rlenr . virf' president • William Ohlinger Mrs Mrs Bet. 1 Ie Stewart; secretary, Jo Thomp. Mrs. George Carson; secretary : ty Foreman M ' AI · . I son ; treasurer' Connie Har- Mrs. Cel.:ll Smith and treasurer' I ley \1rs ch I rs. \l ~ce BMar t- : bml r: 12R ~tudent l'l ;ls~ Hr ·q·p. .\1rs_ Wrlli am Fry The d ' '~~1 arJon '.' .e. Ferguson ares amm rs. I . B . . v evo-, 1 Mrs , JHrl sentatnre, onnre Blake and al- tiona! program wa s pr.rsenlf'rl ' e-n Van Meter Mr~ · Ma," .' 0 temate. Brenda Bradford ; l2A by .\1rs. Helen Stewart. fer. Gt>orgett~ P~irlck :,~r s.tudent. ~lass Repre!-ient. , Ron- The p.rugram opened w i 1 h Betty Fox, Mrs. Ra N~al Mr:· me Stem. ~2A Student Class grDup.. smgmg of "I Would Be Lie vmg , Mr. Bur%l'1le · ~\>IJ·· representa~JVe, and 12 C Sudrnt Trur. accompanied at the pi- Rickard and M w d ' r~cresenat1ve. and 12C St udent :mu by Mrs. Ray Proffitt. Fol· r. e ge. olio. lowin,r readings from the Up- ' Juniors, president, Dale Rnl- per Room by devotional lead-' ilass Representative. nail:' Hoi- Pr. the group reptatPd t h ... liDS; vic-e preS/den I Dale Machir Lord's Prayer OS .ecretary, Beverly Russe ll : trea- A ('<J!d of thanks was rrad surer. Linda Call , tiA Studeut £rom Erma Turnbul l for flow. U Uns; liB Student Class Repre- rr_s and cards durmg her hospit sentative, William Arthur ll C <illzatlon MASON - Mrs . Danny YonStudent Class Represt'ntativf' , Dunng thtt soual hollr re- ker Ma son. was inslalled ~s Jody Athey. freshments of IC't: crram and presidPnt of the Mason .\1others c<Jke wer F SN\'f•d to !\!Irs_ Rav Club. when the group met reSophomores, prt"sident, .lames Proffilt . ~1rs . .\olarvi:ln Frame, i e~nlly at the _home of ~ r s. : Alan Hart ; VICe rn'~!rlenl San- Mr s. Donald Fogle::; ong, Mrs I Wayne Green m Mason, with I dy Greer; secn•tary . treasurf'f, ' Ewrr tl Thomas. Mrs Hussell i Mrs. Mary Berry and Mrs . NoRhonda Kaylor : lOt\ Student Barton. Mrs. Heuben Slf' wart l lan Swackhamer as _co-hostess· Class Reprt!sentativae Jenm ler ~lrs. Matilda Noble, ~I r 5 : es. The.outgoing pres1dent, Mrs. VanMeter. alternate. Eleanor George Carson. Mrs. Albert i Kay Wil son, mstallcd the offiRoush Cape11a1·t, 1 cers. MOther officers installed I1 ta ·: tnB Student Cia. ss repre- Swa tzt>l· ·Mr"'·~- Hussell .. len uv.e. Sharon Rollms. alt er- Mrs_ Fr<'d Spenrl:'r, Mrs. Pear! I wer~ rs. Rosemary Cook, vice nate, Lmda Abolln : IOC Student , Roush. Mrs. Cecil Smith Mr i pres ident ; Mrs. Wayne Green, Class RPpresenrative. James ·!\1- Helen Davis·· .M. · F rys. 1tsecrelary ; Mrs. Belva Lewis • '"· 11..111 1am I n . Hart dand alternate ·\'lark ·\1rs· - Hel"n "' 81 ewart an d Mrs'. 1I reasurer Fo.11 owmg .. Lt:>ster Zerkle. a brief business Grmstea . -- ~- ~- -- --~ iiiijjj , rneetmg when the program for the eoming year w85 approved refreshments were served. ' : :\!tending were .Mrs. Danny ' Yonker, Mrs. Mary Berry Mrs. James Proff'itt. Mrs. c Edward I, Ryan, Mrs. Freddie Thabet, Mrs. Belva Lewis, Mrs. George Burns, Mrs. Mel Ctark, Mrs. Lester Zerkle, Mrs. Kay Wilson, Mrs. Wayne Green, Mrs. Nolan Swackhamer, \1rs. Rosemary . FLOORING, No. 2 pine - low as 12'hc ft. Cook, and Mrs. Raymond Lieving. I AT DISCOUNT PRICES cona 3 46--. '1 FAMOUS BRANDS I No. IOJ CALIFORIIIJ IPIIACII Cut Green or Shellie Beans Me. 101 con a KIDIEY BEAll STOKELY jar• 1 BARBARA JO HOWARD btls. Stokely Stokely Stokely 5 The president appointed v ... l nal Johnson, coach, and Har· i old Young and Gene Hiley, assistants of the school basketball team: Mr. Mtltoo Blll'dette. Supt. 1 of Mason County School Baord. , II was ~resent and expressed the i board s awareness of the I schools . water problem and : emph~Sied the board's coopI erolto.i to remedy the Situation. :11r. RICkard or the Sanitation I Department explamed what hud bee~ done about the water anrl slrt'ssed that the water ~~as . absolutely safe. As a pre- ~ ra.~t~onary measure. 11owever,l punfter~ will be added to the 1 water at regul ~ r m_lervals and l I a close check " bemg kept on , the water Itself. : I Mr. Paul Wedge. pre-sident of 1 the board was also present and · . svoke bnefly. Attendmg the meeting were : ' Mr. and Mrs. Willis Marr , Mr. I Gold•• -- STOKELY STRAINED 19C 14-oz. No. JOJ CLAPP'S DELSEY TOILET TISSUE Middleport--Pomeroy '1 '1 '1 '1 No.303 cans lb. ~liWlLL 49c HOUSI COFFEE 1-lb. ..,,. can I. ott-All G•ln41t .. .." SUIISHIIIE HYDROX \ aoow ... 89c "' ·' j 1 1 l �' ' 4 Mro. Mary 'l'llorpe, Mra. wu- 11.-·----~ ~~~~':r'~".:'w ~.,::~. ~~ Around And ,. · Mainly PeopleAbout In ~ .::..J Tue•day with Mrs. Ben • I Buck and Mr. aad Mr~. Dale About Regular Meetmg. '' . Pomeroy a Kesterson. Middle-rt Mrs. Ben Buck and Mrs. Per· .,... Committees Ancl Room Mothers Are I Forest Rose ·Appointee/ By Middleport PTA Counct.1H0 leis Commlttoes and room moth- Committees DOmed lnclode: A~D MEANS _ r'' Parenta ~nd Teachers Moo- Jack Bachner; ~ay evening the high school linger, Fred Lewis, er• were nsmed by the Mlddl.. WAYS Mro. Mrs. David Oh· ID ofTI~e Mrs. Dan auditorium. Meadows. Forest Rose Council,_ Di Michael Allan Goegh!ln, eight ry Smilh were Tuesday dinner Mrs D•le Walburn vll'l! pres MAGAZINE - Mrs. Robert T d, met m regular sesston months old son of Mr and Mrs guests of Mr. and Mrs Dale ues ay evemng . was · return-· Kesterson m observance ·of the 1 Goeglem !dent, was in charge of the AshleY. , • • tendance Gert with d Hgood ff at- Cb ares rr eting with the Rev M E I HOSPI fALITY - Mrs. Wtl· · ru • 0 man, ed homo Tuesday from St btrthday of Mrs. Buck. r; ·.son' giving the .o liam Childs, Mrs. Mannmg Counselor, opened the meetmg Joseph Hospital, Parkersburg, Mrs. Mary Thorpe and Mrs. r ver Mr Clarence /t.empgl Kloes. Mrs. Kenneth Scttes ntuahstlc form. All members where he underwent surgery on William Shumaker of New Lex· ,; . new ,;,perint•ndent SAfETY AND HEALTH - 1 were reported Improving, Frtday and is convah!scing ington were Tuesday dinner c 1 •d fa culty me· be ' Leo Kennedy, Richard Vaughan 11te commission of Phyllis' nicely. guests of Mrs. Shumaker's sl•· m rs. Lawrence Stewart. I Rowen as deputy was read. Mrs. John Selby and daught- ter and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Revnolds, kinder- MUSIC - Mrs. Clarence La- Edtth Wakely, DISirtct Deputy, er, Mazie. returned home on Mrs. Elmer Davis. garten teacher. ""' unable to cey and Mrs. George Hackett, I mstalled the following officers: Monday. after spending the Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Kester· attend due to a meoting being Jr Asst. Counselor, Grace Swan: weekend at Avon with her son son visited last week with his held In Columbus on Issue 1. 1 PUBLICITY -William Counselor, Shirley Swan; and daughter-in-law, Mr. and parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Kesthe PEP btl! to be on the No- PROGRAM - PTA officers Conductor, Leona Henslty , War- Mrs. Joseph H. Brown, Sr. Sal- terson enroute to their borne vember ballot. The Objecives Room mpthers appointed m-1den, Chari., Hensley, and In- urday they attended tbe wed- in Hollywood, Fla., from Verof the PTA were read. elude Kindergarten, morning SJde Sentinel, Ada Bissell. ding of her grandson, Joseph mont where they spent the somA tour of the classrooms of i class. Mrs. fred Lewis, Mrs. The Charter was draped for H. Brown, Jr. mer. f ' Middleport elementary John Grose, Mrs William Jn- National Past Councilor Esther Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Weeko re- Mrs .. Edna Campbell, Mrs. school and the Central BuildinM gels, Mrs NormanYeauger and ' Runner who at the tme of death turned home Sunday evening af- ' Helen Bumgartner and Mrs. was conducted follow ing the Wlil'ox : After-. Wi:lS a. member ol the National ter a several days visit at Rey- Genevieve Corkey returned to meeting. noon tlass. Mrs. Walburn, Mrs Board Home and Orphans. noldsburg wtth their son and thetr home in Cincinnati Satur· Fiiii,.;_;;;;;;,;iiiiiiiiiiii=iiiiiiii' I Charles Wine brenner , Mrs. Guests present were Edith daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. day after a visit wit.n Mrs. EdCharles Smtth, Mrs. Walter Wakely, and Faye "•rlin. Mar- John R. Weeks and son, Tom. na Bartels. Moms and Mrs. t:ar,v Wayland. telta; from Theodorus No. 17, On Saturday evening Eldon Mrs. George Campbell of :1 F1rs1 grade. Mrs. Bernard Margaret Seidenabel, Erna Jrs- Weeks was hooored with a Youngstown and Mrs. Sybil Coj Fultz. Mrs. Lew is Ellis. Mrs. rse. Edna Reibel. Nlttie Hayes, birthday dinner. hen of Detroit, Mich., were l Kenneth Mrs Harold I Della Stahl, Winona Cook, all Mr. and Mrs. Larry Thomas recent guests of Mrs. Edna TONIGHT & THURSDAY I Thumas. Mrs. Carl Myers, Mrs.( of Pomeroy. and daughter, Melinda, of Co- Bartels. NOT OPEN FRIDAY and SATURDAY I David Hindy, Mrs. Rut.h After the meeting there was lumbus spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Donald CampSept. _ ers, Mrs. Eugene french, Mrs. a soctal hour wtlh re freshments thetr parents, Mr. and Mrs. bell of P1t.tsburgh, Pa., who 24 25 Jack Coleman and Mrs. Arvin served by Edith Bftzing and Harry Thomas and Mr. and were weekend guests of Mr. "HE:.~u~~~s~:f..SON Nelson. Erllll Jesse, of homem•de ice Mrs. Don Rea. Mrs. Thomas and Mrs. Lorenzo Davis, visii(TechnicolorJ . St't'ond Grade - Mrs. Ray- cream, cake and coffee. and daughter remained for a ed Sunday afternoon with Mrs. ~orld's mightie.'lt strong men I mond Baker, .\1rs. Kenneth --~ week 's visit with her parents. Edna Bartels and also Mr. and Byer, Mrs. Earl Da.venport, Stobart, Mrs. Leslie Hawley, , Mrs. Es\ie Mossman return- Mrs. William Bartels. Lloyd. Mrs. Lee Smith. Mrs Norma Mrs. John Krawsczyn, Mrs. M. ed home Sunday after a week's Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Prince Humphrey, Mrs. J.ack Ba.chner, E. Dowson, Mrs. Lawrence ' visit with relatives in Newark. of ~ng B~ttom visited Monday Mrs. George Batey. Mrs Fred Boyd, Mrs. Robert Craig, and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Young evemng w1th Mr. and Mrs. "THE TRUTH ABOUT I SPRING" (Technicolor) 1Hortman. Mrs. W11liam Morris. Mrs. Fred Gibbs. of New Brighton, Pa. were the Sherley Swan. Hayley Mill!', James MacAr· Mrs. Robert Slack. · j Fifth Grade - Mrs. Lowell I weekend_ gues~s of Mr. and V -- - tbur John Mills. Third grade - Mrs Beaver, Mrs. Charles Quillen, , Mrs. Ehas Sules. isils (Ire Mmle in Demoskey, Mrs. A. N. Howard, Mrs. Sayre, Mrs. Eugene: Mrs. Elizabeth Young return- Re!(ltives' Home8 I Mrs. Jack Neff, Mrs. llichard Dodson,_ Mrs. Harry McGuffin, ed to her home in Rochester, Mrs. George Fry accompanIUN., MON. •nd TUES. Owen, Mrs. Clifford Manley, Mrs. Lwnel Boggs, Mrs. Wil- P_a: Su~day after 8 four weeks ied her daughter, Mrs. Chad Sept 26, 21, 2.1 Mrs. Eugene Conde, Mrs. Er- !tam Hamm, Mrs. Robert VIsit . WJlh her sis ter and bro- Pattibone, of Ashville, Ohio, to 'A VERY SPECIAL FAVOR' rna Mulford, Mrs. Charles Ger- Schmoll and Mrs. Sherman Bus- ther m-law, Mr. and Mrs. Elias Columbus Tuesday after spend(Te<"hnieolor) arc!, Mrs. R. S. Manley ' and kir~. Stiles. ing the past 10 days here with Rock Hudsun, Leslie Caron Mrs. Ernie Fraser. S1xth Grade - Mrs. Sue Lu- Robert You ng of Troy is the her sisters, Miss Mabel Husell Charles Boyer, Walter Sle: Fourth grade - Mrs. Keith ellen, Mrs. Walter Harris, Mrs. guest of his mother, Mrs. and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert !<'ink. zak, Dick Shawn, l<irry 1 Goble, Mrs. Uavid J Jenkins. ' Ernesl Van Jnwagen, Mrs. ManVaughan Pnce, Rutland Road. While here she also attended Storrh, Nita Talhull. 1 Mrs. David Ohlinger, Mrs. Art ~ng Klues. Mrs. Victor FerreMr. and Mrs. Benny. Buck :services at the Church of Christ Colorcartoons - --~-- 1ra , Mrs. W. H Dunfee, Mrs. and fam1ly of New Lexmgton where she was a former Donald Hicks, Mrs. George Ni- and Mr. and Mrs. Gail Buck member. cmsky, Mrs. Haro ld Hanson. and son, Jon, were .Sunday din- She visited at the homes of aud Atwood Spengler. ner guests of the1r mother relatives including Mr. and Mrs. M~ -~ n ~uck. Owen Fink and family, Mr. Hnd --- --. -- --• e~in. i~tr~ • - 1 1~ an~ I ln~e.l s. , ~ 1 " I I .\1r~. Kenn~th MEIGS THEATRE ---- Se~tes. Pow. , Mrs. Ruby Scott has return· ed to ber home Jn Princeton, W, va • fdll ow1ng a v1sIt WI'th ber alster, Mrs. E. M. Wood. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Rogers aad aon, Jlm, of Oak Harhor, Ohio, are here for a vacation with her parents, Mr. aad Mrs. Charles Bennett. Alan visiting Sunday wltb the Benaetla were their snn and ramlly, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Bennet and ramUy of Columbus. Frances Glaze, Lancaster, spent the weekend With Mr. and Mrs. Paul Haptonstall and daulhler, Edith and soo, Bill. The Rev. Edward Ruppelt at· M Wtsl Fr M;J;11 ey y, John Fry, Mr :J"'rl, dand wlli Mr. and iD owar ErwiD and family Miss Sunday Mrs.. Frtay, ed and Bill Fmk VISIha d . of her late husason County, W. Va. 10 Yh restdes Columbus 1 a;:t daughter, Mrs. 11'11· am tpe · • ~ ~me. wit/s~ll r~attves Mr~ ~r ~ ~r =~~t!drmer r:=;!~: the : Dawn and Breqt, snd' Mrs. Church In Middle He ustace Wll-"'D, all of Point attended a Synod there iiPiileiia,.saiiaiit.iiiiiiii..,.iiiiiiiiiiiiOii Thursday ng Mr. and· Mrs. Jewel Tho sn Dd fa mpn at mlly have to St. He Is as- 1 lion WI e am construe-/ · . \ Mrs. Earl Kmght and her ' molber, Mrs. M. C. wu..n, re- , borne Sunday after•pend· 1 mg til<; week In Columbus wltb ' former I doll8hter, Mrs. Tom! ' Halley. They were accompanled home by Mr. Knight who, had spent the weekend in Co-1 : lumbus With Mr. and Mrs. Hal- . ley. : Mr. and Mrs. Harold George I and son, Brtan,Galhpohs, spenll' the weekend with her parents, · Mr. and Mrs. L. W. McComas. , Mr. and Mrs. Davlct..n, l Athens, VISited Sunday evening : wtth her parents, Mr. and Mrs. •j when ~ou weer Emerson Jones. .Smartaire •4oe• / Spendmg Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mattox were : their son and daughter and their I ::U c A RAVE LLE8 ·" ~ 1 I IN STOCK FOR YOU TO CHOOSE FROM. 1964 RAMBLER (6) 4 Dr. Sta. Wagon Custom 330 St1ndard trana., ont owner, like MW, lie It 1961 FORD VI Golaxio 2 Dr. Hardtop. Full power It'a ahorp ' 1960 RAMBL~R Ambnaodor Sta. Wagon. Full power. It I clean and 101id, one local own•r LOO~ nota-price) 1959 RAMBLER 4 Dr. Sodon, R&H, Overdrive. Complotoly ovorhaulod, roal economy car 1951 FORD 4 Dr. Sedan. Standard Trons 6 Cyllndor, Just Ovorhaulod · 1951 OLD$ Su!Mr 81 4 Dr. Hardtop. Full powor 1951 FORD V8 4 Dr. Station Wagon 1957 OLD$ Su!Mr 81 4 Dr. Hordtop. Full power 1957 FORD VI Station Wagon 2 Dr. Nice 1957 V. W. Boautlful whito finish Blac-k brown. 1957 ~ONTIAC 2 Dr. Star Chlof Hordtop. Ntco, Only $ItS I 1956 PONTIAC 2 Dr. Hardtop. Llko now in ovory woy 1956 OLDSMOBILE 4 Dr. Hard Top 1955 CHRYSLER 2 Dr. Hardtop. Full power 1955 FORD V8 2 Dr. Falrlano. Rod ond white 1955 ~INCOLN 4 Dr. Sedan. Full powtr. A real me• car 1952 BUICK Su!Mr 2 Dr. Rlvorlo. Runs fino 1955 CHEVROLET 4 Dr. Sedan, 6 cylinder I ALL CARS MUST BE SOLDI SEE US AT .... METROPOLITAN MOTORS ' 606 I. Moln St. Pom eray, O• LEAVES FOR COLLEGE MISs Seren Lewis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Lewis, Second Ave., Middleport left last ~eek for Swannana, 'North Corohna, where she has enrolled at Warren - WilsoD Junior College. She was taken tbere by ber father, Mr. Lewll. Sbt is a 1165 gt·aduate of .MiddlejiOl'l Hlah School. I an~ s~h~ulo Mid~ Th I ° CAKE MIX APPLE SAUCE CHERRIES BATHROOM TISSUE Sweet Brier Red Sour Pitted - - -- - -- BOYS POMEROY'S QUALITY SHOE STORE • • ha~e I ' :l )I ~~~h pr~ s~ason De . I b~ll $198 ' 303tlze49 cans SOCKS lANKER JACKETS Sizes S·M·L 3rvr 89c 5 69c 3 C 10 ;:~- 69c ATHLETIC Mens Insulated oz. denim per Sq. Yard Sizes 10-16 . Bargain Pack _ _ _ __ WESnRN JEANS 13 ~~ 33c 30 :.::· Stokely - - :m~:s~:.~ ~:·:;u~~~~Tuesd.a) ~ V 69c CORAL LIQUID DETERGENT FOR DISHES _ 22oz• . Duncan HinH Yellow, White, Devils Food and Cherry Supromo _ _ _ __ ° In the Middle Block c For Sports, Leisure and Play 2 ss.9s pr. $1.09 WAID CROSS' SONS RACINE, 0. ,, setl l,ifot~~to~p~r~ac~·t~ic~es~.iiiiiiii~~=~~~~~~~~~=====~~~~~~~~====~~~ (30th and 31st!, Baaks t2Gth). VIlle, Mr J E Foreman, Ath- were Vivtan Gaston, Mae Jor-l day mght. He had h" nose __ ens, Rt 1, and Mrs. Geraldme dan, Bonnie Cheadle, Ehzabeth Tuesday. S.F. 000 400 ooo- 4 Neuzhng, athens. Gardner Keziah Dye Helen I Cin. 001 1106 !lOx- 1 10820 SOCIAL NOTES ' Jeffers, 'Freda Smith ; nd Em-j RICHTER RETURNS ' Shaw, Henry (G) , Linzy ( ), Mr. and Mrs. Max Crabtree : rna Whillington. Guests were. WASHINGTON (UP[) -Pat 6 and granddaughier, Valerta Vm- Mike Lawson, Dale Jordan, I Perry i6t and Hailer, Bertell of the Washington Red1 8 (7); O'Toole, Zanni (4!, David- son, Hazel Park, Mtch., were Relle Cheadle Dana skins, who has been sidelined oon 16) ; McCool (1J and Ed· recent_ guests of his parents, Katherme La~son, Wi:i~;;,; wtth a ruptured kidney for wards. WP - Davidson (\- )_ Mt. ond Mrs Edgar Crabtreo Stanley, Westina Crabtree, Dan- weeks, was released from 3 LP- Linzy t8-3). HRS-RobtnAmong tl10se altenning Ynung ford stout, Hoxte \rbaugh Ava tors Hosptlal Tuesday. He son (30th), Davenport 13rd). F~rmers of Amenca State Greenlees, Jane Arbaugh , and I expected to be back In -C_, mp at the Stale FFA camp- Eliza belh Jordan. Delicious re. form a week from next Sunday N.Y. 110 000 210s1te near Carro!Uon a recent freshments were served ~ the w.hen l:he Red~ki~s meet 5103 Pits. 000 210 102- 6 11 0 weekend were Mr. and Mrs., social room following the m~et- Lions m Detrmt ID a NaitiOnia ll Jackson, Ellers (1) and Can- Carl Crabtree and Mr. and Mf! .. ing. Football League game. nlzzaro, 5:.taffer (7) Cardwell, Dwame Jordan. McB..n (11 ; Face (9) and Pag- Helen Jeffers substituted In --~------liaroni. WP - Face (3-1) . LP the 7th and 8th grades room at 1 School for Meryl ' -Eilero (1-1). HRS - Hickman Columbis 114th), Lewis (loth), Pagliaroni Houdasheldl whose father, El- l Your Dependable mer Houdasheldt, Wilkesville, ' ll5th). Dealer For passed away at a Pluntington Hous. 0011 0011 0011 _ 0 5 1 hospital. St. L. 110 0011 00!-3 1 o The supper for the Dyesville - - - - - - - - - AND Zachary, Coombs (1) and Church was well a tended Pomeroy visited at the Leo , Bat•man, Brand (11, Adlesb Mr. and Mrs. Carrol Wood- Hagan home recently. Others ' (8); Sadeckl, Woodeshick 19) gerd and family of Columbus calling were Mrs. Cynthia Cum and McCarver. WP - Sadeckl were weekend guests of h.; mings and Sammie of (6-13). LP - Zachary (0-1). mother. Mrs. Zelia Perry. .:na::::;ti·--------...!.!--•'•ho•no-W•Y•.z-25-•SO---Ii -Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Slansbu- I Los A. 020 000 001- 3 10 2 ry and daughter of Milw. . 000 100 000-- I 6 1 were weekend guests of Drysdale (21·12) and ToJ11org parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Rosehoro (91 Lemaster, O'Dell Price and Laura, and Mr. 181 and Gonder. LP-Lemaster Mrs. Dale Stansbury. 16-13). HR-Lefebvre tilth), visiting with the Stansburys End National UgtiO were Mr. and Mrs. c. st3 nsbury of Columbus and Clalt MADRID (UP I)-Ireland and Sansbury, Groveport. Spain have been slsted to meet Mrs. Hazel Burke and Carol in Seville, Oct. 27, for their Ann have returrted from a vasecond leg of the World Soccer cation trip. The visited with Cup elimination. tbe Donald Burke family and I' Rt~hter ANNUAL SALE REG. 49c (LIMITED OFFER) LISTERINE TOOTHPASTE 1 ICE BLUE DESERT FLOWER ·Hand &Body Lotion RAq. $1.QP Value _ __ Only SECRET CREAM REG. 98c DELUXE $,.36 $11·99 71c JOHNSON & JOHNSON BABY -POWDER REG. 65c _ _ __ .. MOUTH WASH HAIR BRUSH REG. $2.00 VALUE SENIORS COLGATE 100 WITH 6 BRUSHES ' ) look back happdy ••• look Ready to use •.. forward REG. $1.09 PHILLIPS hopefuRy ••• MILK.MAGNESIA • •• WITH AFINE SENIOR PORTRAIT 81c 46c ' Aclcl • new· look to your boin'e. Add.concrete walb. All work fully guaruted . . 1. 8lld, C!OIICI'81e Increases your .YOUR PRESCRIPTION 1-JEAPQUARTERS . . 122 N. SECOND REI r~ IN . MIDDLEPORT, O. ·:·: ;~~~~~:~·: :·::.-:·. ~:··- " • ". ..\ iW property's value. GOEGLEIN RUDY MIX CO. WY 24214 -. t; . ~·~~.~;~ ::_~~~t!:~:··~::~ She's helping you pay your taxes I SPECIAL PRICES FOR ALL SENIORS! FOR NEW WALKS 73 MILL ST. PLUMBING 1 74c ELECTRIC TOOTH BRUSH ANTHONY Plumbing· Heating HEATING ABSORBINE, JR. REG. 53c • Chestnut Ridge Society New~ REG. 98c SUNBEAM FASTEETH • ! Jlc SOC 2 for 1 Solo I 1 RINSO BLUE LIQUID • • nt DETERGENT _ _ _ ~~~zo 1 1 Mrs. Shirley Mills entertain' ed the Jolly Bunch Sewing Club of Mtddlepcrt Friday evening at her home on Fourth Ave. Mrs. Kenneth Dyer, president, conduced I short business meeting. Games were played and pril01 won by Mrs. William Reyooids and Mrs. Willis Grueser. Guests were Mary Mills, grand; daughter of the hostess and Karen Johnson, daughter of Mrs. Grace Johnson Mrs. Mills served a sctlad course and cof1 fee during tht social hour to the almve named and Mrts. I George. Hackett , Mrs. Emil Ball, Mr::~ . Carl Mattox, Mr::~ . Herbert Fink, Mrs. Wtlliam Robson Mrs. H. E. Bush, Mrs. P. L: Mtlch, Mrs. Noah Haskirul, Mrs. Lawrt'Hl'e Mllhoan, Mrs. Orin Smith. BACON Jac~ets ~t~' - Mrs. Mills Hosteu Uf Sewins Club 1957 RAMBLER Custom 4 Dr. Automatic I 1 - --- Next to Elberfeldt I 1959 PLYMOUTH 4 Dr. V8, auto. Irons. Cloan car ~1J~n. ~1. Young clas sic that swings with eve.ry casuel outfit you own. Gratned leather and 1 price that ~pers you and your buda:et. I 1959 CHEVROLET v; Boi Air 4 Cr. Hardtop. Gr..n and whito, cloan liko now cial News A~cue: Stuttl~myre Gih~'- ~Terry Jl CAR AYELLE'"'"'.. '" ...... lJon!:i GOOD USED CAR BUYS B J rown ug Th sd ay So SMOKED CALUES SLICED I I •"'lONSFOR SHOP ROLLERS & 0 "' I taken from .Psalm 121 1 were led by Mrs. Wiliam Eich· l inger, who al~:~o read a poem, i "Out in the fields With God ' . and closed with prayer, Mrs. Royal Thomaa liiscussed the life or Joseph. During U1e business aession a ..:untribulion was made t~ I ward U1e paintmg of tbe . church basement. 1t wa» voted to purchase curtaw for wind· ows in the basement. Several money making projects were discussed. A round robin get welJ t:ard was sent w Mn. Am· · brose flmut~~lit. I The meetmg closed with tbe Mizpah benedtctiOn after which Mrs. Rub:son's daughters Mlss ' ' Eleanor and Mrs. Paul Kloos I served refreshments. Attending were Mr. Damon Ferrell Mrs. ! Eichinger, Mrs. MelviD G~imm , Mrs. William Houdashelt, Mrs: I Thomas, Miss Marcia Karr Mrs. Helen Damewood, Mrs: , Jo~ rank Winebrenner and a guest 1 tho Rev. Woodell G. Stutler. b~eak- don't have the same away speed as m 1964. • and children of Louisville Ky . offense IS geared to the American League Mr. and Mrs. Paul Burk~ a~ ning and passing of a fine quar1\0 innings) family of Birmingham, Ala.; terback, John Gasser. ~at. 100 atO 0011 2- 6 12 1 Mr. and Mrs. Roger Burke and _Pomeroy, however, had two 000 100 120 0- 4 10 3 chlldren and Mr. and Mrs. Hewms u_nder , Jts belt and co.ach j 1Bud Birkel s boys wtll be ftred l appos, ft Hall (81, S. Miller OFFICERS PICKED bron Burke and family, CharlesUf Oil Bunker llOJ and Lau, . Columbia Grange No. 2435 re- ton, W. Va. The also attended up for this one. Brown t11; . Pascual, Merrttl cently met at Columbia School tbe General Assembly of the: DELAWARE, Ohio (UP!) In other SEOAL games of Kllppstem (7), Boswell (9J , and officers lor the ensuing Church of God of Prophecy in!' Even-money favorite Bret Han· Middleport Yellow, . lelson 001 and Battey. WP - year were elected. Those chos- Cleveland, Tenn. over will have only six chal- Coach Bob Ashley s Will o O.hller 112·11. LP- Bowell tn were Arlhur Crabtree. Mas· l lengers when he goes to the gOing after their third . (6-5 1 HRS - Blatr ( (7th). 11er Carl Greenlees, Overseer: Mr. and Mrs. Earl Starkey : gate Thursday in the 201 h an- wm thiS season when they go _ i Elizabeth Jordan, Lecturer attended the annual Homec-om-i nual renewal of the $70,000 Lit- to Nelsonville (l-1). 8os 000 000 000 - 0 o 0 \Earl Starky: Steward: Mendal ing at Oek Grove Methodi st! tie Brown Jug stake for 3-year- Jackson (20) Will go t.o GaiJI.. Calif. 300000 lOxJordan, AssiStant Steward; 0- Church near Racine at which I old pacers. 11·1) while Athens strong 4 0 6 Hennell, Ritchie 181 and Ry- rna St.rkey, Chaplain; Walter time Mr. Starkey was guest! Adios Vic, only horse to beat beul ogs o3-0i host the once an . Newman (14-141 and Egan. Jordan, treasurer; Westina l speaker. i Bret Hanover, was the second aten Golden Rockets of Wellst .uhdl lo·ol Crabtree, seaelcry; Dale Stanschotce at 2 to 1. , ton. · bury, Gatekeeper; Ave Green- Mr ._ a~d .Mrs. Harold Gillog-i The field is the second small* Cle. 000 121000--4 5 ollees, Ceres :. Golden St•nsbury, l ly, Vtckte and Bruce. were m est in history for the prestige The Juntor Htgh football team Ny !Mixof Easlern Local wtll open its : Pomona; Wmme Turner, Flora; ! Columbus over the week end I laden Grand Circuit classic 104 400 131 , Kralick 9 12 1 ' Carolyn Greenless, Terry. Weaver lady as-. where they VISited hiS brother- Bret Hanover, owned by Rich- 1965 season. at home 141, Me.! .. :on '51, Bell (11 and Slstant steward . and R s .l •n-law and Sister, Mr. Mrs. ard Downing of lihaker Heights, Thursday agamst Pomeroy (19-8) and iTurne r,executive committee Elba McKmght. Mrs. Gillogly Ohio, and winner of 40 of 43 graders. LP _ _ HR- member. Plans were made to also attended a Professional starts, drew the No. 0 position Other games scheduled by 111 51 Cbrke (lsi) . entertain the 4-H clubs at a Hatr Slyhst Show at the Colum- in the race. volunteer coaches Roger Eppl' special meet ing later in the bus Plaza Hotel He will be d . b F k, areh Southern · nven Y ran and on Bob Se t Eastman 30 t W Crl 100 OOl 100 - 2 7 2 year · Mrs Ney Carpenter received Ervin, who piloted Keystoner to , . p · ' a a a rna on Det. I ' - 6 7 I R!RTHS ANN(lUNCED word of the deatl• of her bro- victory in 1953 and Good Time o. at Southern on Oct. H. I HJ.-Icn. Locker 141 ._ Lary 15!, Mr and \1rs. J. W. Burke ther, Silas A. Fee, at hiS home to the winner's circle in straight at\ of11 .lumor19 Htgh FISher 11) and Martm, Joseph- 1 Sue Whittington) are an· m Muskogee, Okla., recently . beats in 1949. an Oct. and son 151 ; McLam 114-lii and oouncing the birth of a son, Mr. Fee, 82, a former resident Ervin tuned up for the big d :port at home on Oct. _26. Fll ehan. LP - Horlen (12-131. Ronald James. on Sept. 9 at of near McArthur is !Urvived event by guiding trotter Mary e . chedule of Jumor Ruford I!Oih . Brown Sheltering Arms Hospital, Ath- by his wife, Josephine Grayson Donner, owned by the Donner 1 1 ), oss Ost). ens. Grandparents are Mrs. Fee of Muskogee a son or Packmg Co. of Milwaukee to a · D. G g H 1 B k nd ' • t · h h ' JC 1rec or ary Parsons -aze ur e, a Mr and Mrs James A. Fee Concord Callr s ra1g t eat trmmph Tuesday W· h K~ · : ~O ~~~_.::- 4 8 0 Ronald Whiltmgton, local, and : and three gr;ndchtldre~ Two ~ the Breeders Filly SUike for Eastern Htgh school Fo tb 11 [' th K 3 5 0 great grandparents are Neva 1brothers Tom F'ee of Alexan.l 2-year-olds. Mary Donner now Coach D k M t' 1 a ,, , or , reutzer (8) Ator Ahen d 0 ' II Wh d . , I has 14 r 2 Jc arm las K lilt' •3' bnd French Sheld ' , s, .an TVI e It- ria , Ohio, and Walter Fee of l won . o 1 starts freshman he knows likes Oll'kson (7 ) Mossi (B) A~n, tmgton, Bi!lhmore. . Oh:o. Plam City' also survive. AdiOS VIc , who beat Bret ball He dlsr:osed t!u.t ' • er Mr and Mrs. Verhn HowHanover once al Springfield . ann Bryan WP - Duck-' ery, local, n•ceoved word Floyd Kmg, local, was noti- 1!11 ' and twtce at Indiana h,' Steele, a !38 lb t •ckle ' wa.lked II 191 (2-1). P-Sheldon t!h'lt. lot the birth of a grandson De- tied Monday of the death of a l drew the No.1 positton H!'"w;li and rude a btcy< 'e over 30 , , - Kmg (13th), HarrelsOn Iron Paul Howery, born to' Mr brother, Silas Km •r m Mlssou h. , be dnven by Jimmy mJies to make1 . and Mr Rod H h· 1 Monl nms. practlc.e Sb61 ot ,. 1 (22nd l, French (]sf) · · sSe ney stee •e rode the bike over fiVt' M owery ' At -1 ~e all Results e I NOS Ba b League National ns. on pi 3 aternal grand·[ Members of the Carpenter , E TROUBLE mtles fro o ht< home to the ! Phils 020 010 110- s II , ~are~ts ar~ ~r. and Mrs. Paul, BaptiSt Church Busv Bee So- W~tiRFIELD, Conn. (UP! I - Ftve r., nls area then wal ked ! Chgo. 401 0011 02x- 7 01 Heuz mg , 1 ens, Route I. The Iciety met at the church on 1 10 Reed, who suffered a the di, "nee to Eastern H1gh G Jackson, Burdette 9•2)0 Do;erys ~ve 3 daughter, Ron•: Thursday evemng and enertam- bro~en nose In a scrimmage school twtce datly (ahout I Baldschun (5) Wagner (6) e . ag 2 years Great ' ed members of the Temple ear ter th" week , Wlll be avatl- miles ·a., 1\ay) I Jenkms 18) and Corrales; Ells: grandparents Include Mr and ! MethodiSt Church WSCS. A very able for the New York Kmcker- When It was d;seovered that worth, Abernathy 17) and Krug ~ ~rs. Sherley H.ower) . local, and i insplrahonal film ~'The Life of backers first NatJOnal Basket- , Steele was hoofmg It so far WP - Abernathy (3-!1. LPrs Lola Cam, Harrisonville,! Tony Fontana," 'a true story, League exhibition game I was approached by , Jenkms (1-1) . HRS - Santo 2 Mrs Mary foreman, Zanes- was shown. Members present wtlh the Philadelph18 76ers Frt- coaches and thereafter gtven L~ - The meeticg in charge of I Mrs. Robson , presidtnl, opened with Psalm 2.3 .in unison. Uevo· FANTASTIC DEALS! •_:_._g~e le~a~g~=~ ue w_m_m_n=.g~co-=rd=b=el:d:by:::M:id:d:le:po:r:l':s:Y:e:l·~in:~a~n=on~-=le=a!':gu:e:m~at~ch ~nl Line Scores Carpenter Mr. and Mrs. Ollie B. Burke in 20 Annual Cincinnati, Mrs. William Burke year to break , tie In league slandings. ' , Scouts report the Chieftains backfield on the are strongandagain, bothlinein but the ~~~~ CHAPMAN-CANADAY Mrs. Ralph Robson entertained the Loyal Helpers class of 1 1 the Asbury Methodist church 1 of Syracuse Monday evening at her home. Coach Mel Adams' crew, again loaded with talent, gets at the Paatbers early thi season Log dele ted p s in th e· fin a eague a game omerlast oy ~5 J, 'EJJ.8IIION. • IS I 9 NEW '65 RAMBLERS I Le~ I 1 I I ~u,rned I Loyal Helpers Church Class Is Entertained sc~l, champion of Logan the hlgb Southeastern 0 hi streak night 16 at Pomeroy Friday Ilow Jackets · . 0 Lca~•Je the laol!wo grid cam- T~ Cbief ' 15 k !Logan, however, bad Its overpai••· lal eta s • game strea a! wtnnlng streak of 18 games ., ··:·; P. . n1y npe to make Is four short of the present re-I ended last Friday at Hilliards " ' !4-li · __ :;:;r.~ onthH~sel~ mo~ed good Iad•ICS' wat ch only $12.95 ~elly Chiefs Going for SEOAL Victory No. 16 tended fuaeral , '""'ce Friday family, Including Mr. and Mrs. In Columbus for Dr. Homer G. Otho Mattus and c)llldren Car- has a ~orc:e~t~1rk 0~o;r~:.e~~~~~~ Williar~ ·lli -· 8-Dally Sentinel, Pomll'O)'·Middleport, 0., Sept. 22, 1965 , . . IL , ,,M~l4tiort, 0. Order Nowl Avoid 'The Chriitmas Rush. GROVER'S STUDIO '\ . 81!'eetl, pi.Vilde our plant producing ia this commoDitywhether in testing, r~sean:h or otbet' plant activities-are helping to generate tax money that works together with yopr gWD, Tbe~~e al8 die ~axes wbil:h build scbools and yours, help to make Ibis c:l4"1tNpliJ a eveD better p~egt w 1i1ro IIIII ..u, i:tr • IIi u. ' KAISER ,j . ' . ALUMINUM • ·- Proloulon•l Photogr1phy WY 2-~475 .~· Mlln St. lire and peAs jiilt 1 . . . . . Like you, we're proud of ...,. mejhil.n&p to civic lmprovemelll and w•icea. Aad -·re glad lo kDow lbal our . . _ tosed- witla The Kaiser 1\lumimtm e~ wbo keep . - .. ~· - _ .-....; ·,, , • .,• ,.,. .... , �'' ' " 12-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Sept. 22, 1965 Langsville Society Notes Buckwheat Society Notes -Ba-sh-an-~·-- IMr piNIIflt, •IIIII MIII. ....,.C_,a_r_m_ei ____ ris ADrol4 ol Roell Spr!Dgl, Society News Mr•.IIIII lira. Dwa)'lle Jones llld family ol 81. Albano, W.Va. lpell • weekeo d with Mr. IOd lolrs. Warden Ours. _ Mrs. Bertha Dye ol Sacra· mentv, caru., called on Mrs. Mrs. Dorothy Harden and A. H. Bailey recently. chlldren of Norfolk, Va., are Mr. and Mrs. Luther Friend spending some time wllb Iter and son, Randy, made a busi· ness trip to Columbus reieotly. Pete Kirkhart were at Hillcrest Socr"ety Notes JIIfOIIII, Mr, and Mro. Homerlll:=;:::;:::::::::::::::::::::l Circle.• Mr, and Mrs. Dan Smith and family and Mrs. ~wrouce 'Jl IW7D1 :In Smith of Laurel CUff were ... _,Ju.,L . guests at a birthday dinner honoring Wayne Hoback, Por~ land, "o-c07 en_II.:,Y·~-BOSTON (UP!) - Halfllllck J.D: Garrett of the Boston PaEACH BOTTLE !riots, who ouffered a tom carSERVES THREE ti~age Js his right knee sunday, will be out for at least three weeks, it was announced Mon· crowil cOm By Mrs. A. H. Bafley By Mrs. Alpba Barr By Sarah M. Rife Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dye reMr. and Mrs. Alpha Barr and Mr . and Mrs. Charles Me turned to their home In Sacra· Mike spent the weekend at Sea- ' and Larry bad as week end menlo, Calif., . being here for man with their daughter and Iguests lhelr children, Mr. and the Rose, reuruon and to .vtslt lOll-in·law, Mr. and Mrs. Blalr 1Mrs. Robert Rife and children, ~e latter s brother and sJst~r- John Ours of Dunbar is Rest Home at Athens recently Cadwallader. Sunday a family , Bobbi and Sammie, also Mr. m-law, Mr. and Mrs. Jumor spendini several dRys with Mr. to see Milo caldwell. dinner was enjoyed. Others at and Mrs . Charles A. (Jack) Rile Rose and family and other rei· and Mrs. Warden Ours. the dinner were \tr. and Mrs. and daughters, Shirley and Ja- atJVes and frie~. Mr. Grover White and Doris, Floyd Cadwallader and Cecil nie, all of st. Albans, W. Va., Mr. J . D. Phdltps of Aus-, Mr. and Mrs, Vernon Dolin and Walker of Lynd1burg and Mr. l ~fr. Edward Rife of Sunbury, lin, Texas, visited th~ Ralph familY of Ravenswood were at lnd Mrs. Clarence Williams Mr. and Mrs. George Bever- ~allard and Grover Wh1te ram- Bethany recently sightseeing. Carol Lee and Patty of Hills· Iidge and daughter. Cathy Jo, of dies for a cOuple of d'dys. Mrs. Doris Friend spent a boro, and Mr. and Mrs. Larrv . Lancaster, Mrs. Ethel Rife and M~s. Mary Lawrence and, lew days with her mother, Barr, Langsville. · 1James Da le, Mr. A l~r l Bolen family were supper guests of Mrs. Gertrude Frank, Nelson· Mrs. Cora Morris who had a and Mr. Hurshel Jushce, local, . . . . ville. heart attack remains seriously Mr. and Mrs. Ray Brooks of mght with Miss Lmda Smith. Mrs. Mary Johnson, Belpre, ill at Melp General hospital. Carpenter. Mr. Cart McElroy, student al Mra. Richard Gaul and son, of Mrs. Nellie Vale, principal of The community was sadden· caturnbus Busmess college re-i Chester spent Monday with Mrs. Salem Center school suffered ed by the death of Mr. Elmer turned to resll'Oe studies Murt Ours. a bear! attack and is confined IHoudashelt . there. Mrs. Pete Kirkhart of Marion, to Galtipolis Clmic Mrs. Ethel Rife spent Sun- Mrs. Harley T. Johnson was Ind. ls spending some time with · returned u•Y ~ wt·th her SISter, · Mr. an d . a recent· visitor or 1"'' her daughter, Mrs. Ralph TrusLeona Kennedy was 1o her borne by her son, Robert ~"s·t Paul RBrown and fam•ly ~~~~.ter, Mrs. Charley o. 1sell, and family. I Court St., Pomeroy 0 from Columbu~. where she had rungs un. · Mrs. R••a:."lp;:.h_:T:_-rus'::se':;:.ll~a~nd"..."'M~rs':.._,..,.,..,.,..,.,..,.,..,.,..,.,..,.,===""""""""'""'""'"""""""" ljJeD! two weeks with her Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Thorn· ·_ daughter, Mrs. Willard Reeve~. as and sons, Larry and .stev1e, Mrs. Alpha Barr spent a Athens, spent Sunday wtth her recent afternoon with Mr mother, Mrs. Freda Bowen. AlODa Kennedy who is sti/quile so his parents, Mr. and Mrs. · Lester Tilomils of Salem Ceopoor1y. i ter Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Kenne-l · M . , d d Mr d M Cl · K Mr~. yna R1fe has been Clover Farm Store Y an · an rs. air en- on the sick ilst for a few days nedy of Pt. Pleasa nt called on ' Also Mrs. Mable Meecham Mr: Roule 7 ~~ aunt, ~na Kennedy Sun- Charles Rife is slightly imProv_,, ed. TUPPERS PLAINS Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stevens Mr. and Mrs. Dave Canode ef ColwnbUJ were r:ceot week of Carpenter Route 1. spent one end guests o~ Mr. and . Mrs. Iday last wc:tk with her molher llernarti_Ledu_ Mrs. Myrta Hi fe and · • famiJ d e and family. S JS t.~r, a y mner was held at Mrs. Fay Wood. lbe borne of Mr. and Mrs. Al· Billy Valella spH a few ~ Barr recently. Guests in- days with Mr. and Mrs. Da\'e ;haded Mr1. WHiie Summerson Canode helping Mr. Canode hi ul pd. Ricbard, Jean Morone and coal. Mary and Teressa, all of Mrs. Martha Chapman called Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. Du- on Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rife Bart and BOn, Shawn, of Saturday evening. Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Larry . • Afternoon guests were Arut Siders or RuUand who 'IVOIII ltomt with Mr. and Mrs. l'luano Barr to spend a week. Mmy and Teressa Morooe returned to their home m Colum· 1 bus after spending four weeks with their grandparents, Mr. Miss Judy Righthouse, Mi ss and Mrs. Alpha Barr. Margie Warner and Miss Linda Smith were overnight guests re-i 1 cent!y of Miss .Jo Smith. _ ~i~s .~o- Smith sp~~-t-.s~urday I NCM tN HAlf·QUARTS 'i FALL LINE CAROL ROGERS JUNIOR PETITE DRESSES !C!":f.; Laure} Cliff .a Reedsville . N t es S0Ctety I I ' l :0: I tco00bkeerlayu~YhL 1 :a~~r~e ~~:et~~~: ~:~·D~:~ssE~~~~~n;r 3°~kf:~~~~~: ~1 CandRecent Mrs BEST COLA BUY • • 1 • Hannum and Mrs. Tress Swam .. daanu. s s SAVE 'fOUR R. C CNU~f.~Cia· PhI' II l'ps l'sters ty Ie Sho'p -v sOCiety . News by the preside~t, Mr':l K1b~le.' j a:c~l~rr~~dM~~~ ~~!~~ v~!s. to Ohm State Umvers;ty, Colum- , gency ~quatd ~as ca:e~al Mr. Paul Archer, daughter, inger, M~. Pat ;-acyCh~f! Mrs Lillian Pickens and rs. ' n M d Mrs Lloyd Ferrell bus whert! she IS a student. Iw.as ta en o·"- eJg! . d medi- Mrt. Mark Hisen and Jody of James Gtlmore, Psark ee Anne Balderson were r an . M Gl d Wlll" ams and pital where Due receive bu .. ted Thursday with Karr Mra Pearl er w Ielected as secretary and treas- i~nd Tlm~y have moved to Bril- MrsrsRullla A~sne Ba;der.son and cal attention for several d~ys. ~:u~nd s~:~' Lou Dieht lD Park~burl and Willi£··~ urer. Plans were made f?r the ha~~~,e~~~~·allers of Mrs Bess: Kt~~ attended a shower at the M~. Gerald Pulli~s ;ec~IV~ Callers Thursday at the D1ehl town, W. Va. and toued thl next meetmg to be held at lhe I . k Mrs OtSa Bailey , home of Pastor and Mrs R H. an InJUry tn hiS ha? a l t home were Mr s. Ed Russell, Fenton Glass plant. Ro' home of Mrs. lne~ Wilson on ~ar ms were . . he . d h m Mr and Mrs employmenl at Vanadium pan . 11 nd daughter Mrs. Harmon Fol, Mrl. 'I 19 at 7 p m Subject Akron, Mrs Tress Swam, L?ng Saria~akeornor g . . Mrs. Fran Chne, Ratliff, VIS· Mr!l. Guy Russe a~ Mrs Wal· Howell were in Parkersburg r& carton serves 18 1 -.c ' ell 11114 family. Allen Elellltl(el', 111'11. - - - - - - - - - 'nte meeting date to to be !Ito Bottom, Mrs. Bertlm Roy IIDwell who 1s employ· JacobsoiPomeroJIIIIII""'~ third Tuesday of each month. Mason City, W· va., a ed in !Ulnols spent the weekend na Schaefer. . Cookies, punch and coffee were Bess BenTtz,eddPomhaeroy.turned 1o '!!. with his family here. lolr., OllD Rife ~.~ ~ .. rved by the I!Osle&S "' Mrs. Cratg •. re . ard or COlumbUS ,..,_ Pickens, Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. his home in Caltforrua after Mr. and Mrs. ,Walter Bentz. ty wllb Mr. Rlfe'l mollter. IIIIo 0 Hannum, Mrs. Swain, Mrs. Mar· spending several montha w~: Pomeroy Vlstled SUnday with Georp I\enlltaW. garet Brown, Mrs. Vivian Hum- his grandparents, Mr and Mr.. Mr. arld Mrs. Norman Seah.ef- Mrs. Vernon Howell wo tak.. The Reed:wille. Long Rottom phrey. Mrs. Pauline Myers!, MarlOn H~l.th is a rr:;r,tient m By Mrs. Bertha Parker er. \ en to Meigs General Hospltal u I1 M Ara Myers Mrs Nell Wl. .James n.u r1 U t Homemakers .club met wit . rs. M Rushta Shumway, the Ca mden . Clark Hospital. 1 Mrs. Ceorgia Diehl became Mrs Fran Cline IS e!'lployed a med1ea _pa eft, b! M Mrs Letha ~ibnblw•a:e:~~l~~tc~ :~~ o~:~the'S Reibel, Mrs. Op- Mrs. Margaret Brown aclacom- ' very i1l last week '11le emer- at the Impedrdiall Etlectnc Com- L!Mrds.WClr·,'!h(~u~c~n'en E~~ ses:sto · M t G s- pamed her daughter Me me, I nd h pany 111 M1 epor . oy e ' P" • r ' I, ofwM•r'e· \i~!•~~d ~~~~'• ::zs.· Ro:~::. ~~B~e~~= :rBan Run: Mrs. dw;nner gpueskls arren 1c ens ~iiiiii eently ~hopping. • WHY IS AaP AMERICA'S NO. 1 FOOD MERCHANT? BECAUSE WE HAVE •• • COLA, NEHI TRUE I'RUil AND UPPER 10 BOTTLE CAPS ·'. THEY ARE VAlUABlE! We Will Ply "'EICh ,.. "-nt ..., To Your flvorlte Cherlty, :·.,.,..,.,..,.,..,.,=============== Le.l LYONS RACINE RUTLAND Food Market Clover Farm Department StoN "'The Sture Wltb A Hart" Fifth and Pearl RACINE COMPACT Ct.TTII::- Wow . wha! a bPaut .v~ The. uh . out · board motor that 1 ~ . 11'~ ~;vinrud e 's new three-hnrse· powrr model and has ~ 111,1 /.(e ·UP lower un1l tu lit the plastic case to the rC'ar. \1ulor IS small f'IIOugh to stow '-'.!lP"r a skiff scat. Apple Grove Societv• Notes PHONI !H U!.Q RT. 124 Op•n 8 to 8 Mon. Thru S.t. RUTLAND WE'RE SHOOTING HOLES IN PRICE TAGS ••• WE KEEP PRICES LOW E Society Notes Joppa Society Notes and family. Madlyn Buchanan has turned home afler being a 1 --------ticnt in the Camden Clark Weekend gues ts of Mr. and pita!. Mrs. Harold Brannon were Ber- Mr. and Mrs. Larry llilrris nard Brannon and Mr. R a y and family of Mansfield sjl€rtt1 Landis of Mansfield, Rev. and a few day~ with Mr. and Mr~ . Mrs. Robert Sanders and Deb- Clearmont Harri<~ and bie of Junction City, Mr. and relatives. Mrs. F.arnest Sanders and Glad- Mr. and Mrs. Sonny Har·rid ys Powell, local. and sons visited Sunday wil.h Recent visitors of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Dwain Durst Mn. Meigs Benedum were Mr. Reedsville. and Mrs. Charles Benedwn, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. George Reed al)d Mrs. Billy Beoedum, Violet were calling on Mr. and Mrs. Milhone, Beverly Collins and , Gene Wilson recently. Mr. and Mrs. Don Pullins of I Mr. and Mrs. Bu.ford Blake Williamstown. and daught er. Marion . s1wnt a 'Those visiting recently weekend recenlly with Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. George Reed.;:h;~·lrrMr"•"·"D"a"le~Ba;;rr~a;nct;.;;fa;;;m;:.il;;';y.~.l eluded Mr. and Mrs. 1van ~ alier, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Brannon, Virginia Brannon and _ datlihler, Mr. and Mrs. How. ard steel and baby of Kent, & Gladys Heiney, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Barnhart and Kenny We Repair All Cla!t. Mokos & Models Mrs. Dessie Walls and Yen- 11 OJ of Lancaster spent weekend with Mrs. Flossie ty and Mr. and Mrs, Leo WY l·22SS 10ft and visited Saturday with 608 E. M1in St. Ill'. ond Mrs, Clarence Baker SERVI(I: RADIO T.V. CLELAND'S T.V. SCHOOL DAYS HI-C LARGE FAMILY SIZE JARS FRUIT DRINKS Peanut Butter ALL FLAVORS 46oz.$1 3 w KRAFT SALAD DRESSING cans MIRACLE WHIP PILLSBURY PANCAKE MIX 2 lb. box 2Boz. 69C l 3 .19 10 ounce 1ar HURON EVAP. FAIRMONT TOP QUALITY MILK ICE CREAM ARMSTRONG'S U110leum ,,,.,. Inlaid Vinyl 8 tal! cans ZESTA toiAGEI EQ>ort inltolltdton Sai:Hfaet!oa Guaranteed INGELS FURNITURE 69( CRACKERS Right IU!serv ed to limit quantitlee. ...:.=====---- Moran visited her 1 _ _ grandmother, Mrs. Ada r;orrts l •t Lotart. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Brinker I •r Middleport spent a dRy with j Mrs. Lemma Brinker. Friday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Robinson were Mr. Mrs. Awilda Bailey and son, I and Mrs. Early Roosh, Rev . Byron and Mr. and Mrs. Dale James Early, Debby and Bailey and sons of near Colum· l Chrtatoplter, local, Mrs. Gene bus attended the Rally Jewell and baby of Ne>t Colum· the Rock Springs MethiKli'!;! bia. Church. Mrs. Awilda Bai\ey Weekend guests of Mr. and mained for a week's visi~ with Mrs. Ray Heiney were Mr . and her sister, Mrs. M'lly Pickett, I Mrs. Greg Theodore, Llso and at Darwin. . Todd, Mrs. Evelyn Foreman, Alice Euler nf Mrddleport a~ Jimmy and David, all of ~ tended the Rally Dsy Jumbus and Mrs. John For<· at the church. . . 018n, Portland. Phillip Hawk and Phithp Shaf· Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. fer nl Lafayette, Ohto, vrstted Howard Robinson were Mr. and with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Bearhs Mrs. Starting Orr and children and son, Ron, for severaiA•;;,,. and Tommy and Sherry Alwood Mr. llld Mrs. Wilbur of Columbus. and daughter, Ruth Ann, t!oned In Florida. Rock Springs Society Notes 1 3Jc By Striatmann 8innerPkgs. 1-lb.box- l'AIRMONT DELICIOUS DRUM STICKS Home Pack Boxof6 49c FRESH PICNIC Fresh & Crisp LARGE SIZE CELERY l 1 ·· - - - - - - - - - 1 A&P FRESH WHOLE c FULLY DRESSED OYSTER STEW $,.00 3 10-oz. cans c Cod Fillets Flounder Dinners '::;:49c 2 75 k Fish Stic S••• E•• - •k••· C Breaded Shrimp '::;:65c 1-lb.49 lb. MEATY BREASTS - lb. SSe CUT .up TRAY PACK lb . 31c lb 4Sc MEATY WINGS lb. 19c PLUMP LEGS 43c TASTY THIGHS ---- 49c DRUMSTICKS _ tb pkg. Just Heat ~~------------- 51 I ANY SIZE PIECE BORDEN'S CREAM CHEESE ANGEL FOOD CAKE 39( Olive PimentoPineapple and Che~e 'n Bacon :~1·79 bat<~ aa belri.,, Randal Blaok, 4, "an't 11r1111 around lhis huge, prito·winoinC the Jllc)J!pa Slate Fair. lb. for .------ JANE PARKER LARGe RING , 5 79c Braunschwe1ger Turkeys !!~~---- ____ m. 43c Pot Pies s-o··l5c 45c A&P FROZEN FRENCH FRIES Regular or Krinkle Cut jar \ I SULTANA- BEEF, CHICKEN & TURKEY YOUNG FRESH 10-oz. lb . 99( 1 2-lb. pkgs. A&P FROZEN- SLICED & SUGARED 2 39c Strawberries --- 3!~;:.- 79c n..... Devils food 2!!;.~· 89c FRESH BAKED JANE PARKER lb. pkg . 39c Fig Bars 35c Strawberry 35c Breakfast Rolls Tomato Juice Peach Preserves 2 ~~~, 59c -:~:· 2sc Sandwich Rolls Table Syrup 2 ~~~n $p9 ~~:· 59c A&P Coffee Potato Chips Mushroom Soup Globe Onions Kidney Beans TOKAY GRAPES 5~=~ 29c Spaghetti c CARROTS Hair Spray lbs. 10 Peach Pie - - each A&P FROZEN- BUTTER CREME ICED A&P BRAND-PURE JANE PARKEit-ClNNAMON CAKE _ . p, ....... - - - , •• pkg. A&P BRAND-OUR FINEST A&P PURE FRUIT-PINEAPPLE. APRICOT , JANE PARKER , _ ,_ 0 3 ~::; 89c 39c 29 2 C ANN PAGE- PANCAKE & WAFFLE JANE PARKER VACUUM PACK ANN PAGE ANN PAGE YELLOW CALIFORNIA 1-lb. bag /: • CAP'N JOHN FALL FISH SALE CAULIFLOWER s~~~TE · ~::·29c PRUNE PLUMS - 2 29c lb•. l4-ol. btl. IO'I2o01. cans 3 3·~ S1.00 3 59c •. cans l·lb. pkgt. HIDDEN MAGIC FRESH c Armour's Canned Hams Bono ANN PAGE-MACARONI OR PORK ROAST 4to51b. Average lb. BEEF RIB STEAKS 8~n,._ tb. 99c • ST EAKS $1 89 Delmomca BEEF SHORT RIBS - tb.39c L•n 1 liOn. 89C 1st thru 4th Ribs lb. 1 1 mate. MOHAWK I . Marsha c l'loor coverma for ...., lducl of lloor, Boat tJOI:terta. ProfesotoDal mllllladon b7 UJ, or do at JOW'hU. CtU Wl' 2-2«SStor free esti- WAU..TO.WALL CARPniNG $1 FABRIC SOFTENER Y2 gallon LET INGELS iXPER'l' INSTALLATION! i==bo rollo EASY MONDAY jug, only I' I PAPER TOWELS Quart MAXWELL HOUSE :!gal. carton DO ITI can scon INSTANT COFFEE JJc PINK SALMON tall c By Mrs. HPrbert Roush Mrs. Alwilda Bailey of Co· Enjoying a t-ookout ~t the Jumbus came Wedn~sday even· \ tl!Yfle of Mr. and Mrs. EJrly ing and stayed unt1l Thursday Roush recently were Mr. and wlth her sister-in-law. Mrs. Ma· · Mrs. George Yonker , Peggy, ry Oiehl . Steve and Melissa. and \lr.l Mr. and Mrs. Duon~ Stanley , and Mrs. Roy Buck and Pam . ~ and Steven of Harri sonvillr vi s· Mr . and Mrs. Ale c Wheeler ited her sis ter . :vir and Mr s. were In Columbus Wednesday ·l William Scott and family at Al- 1 where Mrs. Wheeler consult- bany. ed a doctor. Gordon Atkins ot Ur bcma . Ill. I Miss Mabel Robinson cele- i returned home afttl visit ing hts 1 brated her 90th birthday on parents. Mr t~ nd \1r!-> Eugene I Sept. tt . She Is Ill at the home i Atkins. Cordon and a fnend ,al of her brother, Earl Robin son : the col!~ge where he te<~ ches, 1 and would appreciate cards or enjoyed a three week ~uur of letters from her friends . WH shmgton, Oregun, Cmad;1, · Mr. and Mrs. Early Roush Briti<;h Columhi;t , Ca\ ifor 1ti OJ, U- i atended the St3tf' Fair at C t~ tah and Vancov er lslcmd re· I lumbWI recently. They were a<> I cently. companied by their granddaugh-\ Hnmer Lee has r~tu~ned .to ter, Pam Buck. hi s home from GHIIipoh s Chn· Recent Sunday guest sor Mrs. 1c. Lizzie Sayre were Mr. and Mr:;. 1 Mrs_ Virg ini a Klein of De· Walter Shain of Gallipolis and l troit. M1ch , spent Saturda:v Mr. and Mrs. Rod Crimm of night with her s1ster. Mr. I Racine. and Mr s. ~o\an Haning and 1 Mr. and Mr.~ . Bill ~·ox accom· l fam il y. Albert Heeves of .Johns· panied their son, DaVIIt. lo Ath· l town also visitl'd them. eno last Sunday where he ha' Mr and Mrs Homer Md~ur l l enrolled at Ohio Univcr~ity . ray of b'rankfort , M1ch.. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Ander~ I[amity spenl a night w1th her son and Bonnie, Connie and \ sister. Mr. and Mrs. Nolan HanBrenda, Keno Ridge, srwnt a1ing. recent Sundav with 1\ir and The Lend - /\ - Hand Circle · 'Mrs. Russell ' Roush and fam· met recently o1 the home of I ily. Mrs. Margaret Do~t~ g l as Recent gues~ of Mr. and Dorothv Anderson rt'lurm'< l In Mrs. Ray Hayman were Mr . her hom~ after VISiting rE' Iat ivt·~ and Mrs. Bill Lewis and fami- : in Dunbar. W. Va . ly of Houston, Tex., Rev. Frank l Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Ander· Sines and daughter, Leslie. of son ;.md :-ion of Dunbar vis1ted MtchigaD. his mother. Mrs. Clyde Ander· Sunday guest. of Mr. and I son und family. Mr and Mrs. Mrs. Earl Robinson were Clifford Anderson and · Mrs. Marlene Fisher, Molly, of Parkersburg. W. Va . Amy and Larry, Mrs. Jack Saturday and stayed till Sunday sargent of Racine, Mrs. Pete with his mother, Mrs. Clyde Sbleldtt, Mrs. Phllip Radford, derson and family . Her sons and Stephanie of Pomeroy and I dug a floor in the basemenl for Mr. and Mrs. Howard Robin~ her. 1 I' DEL MONTE QUALITY BEEF RIB ROAST 1 These Local lndependent.Stores Give You Quality Brands At Lowest Prices. No Costly Stamps or Gimmicks Woll Pen llarrisunville News Notes 1 C LOUISIANA Yam Sweets 3'"· 29c Li41uid Shampoo '. I __ . _ of \0. ' PRELL Willi tho .... - $5.00orMoN ·::· 69c '. . .mptod bJ Law Expires Sept. 18, 11185 r. Cio11. Ulllt ..... '~~ �" " ~ · ·"·· ~- --- - ·- -··'-··---- ·------ ... _ .......... --~- .. , •• "' ._ '• ,.., .. • .._ .. ......... ... -~ -- """ •~ •~·" ' ' . • •·· ~ •• · - ' ' ~ ..,. , _.~ .. ·•- - ~· ,.,,. · .,. , ... ,. .... . : • • '""' "! ' - , ..-. ...... , ,,. · • ' - - - ~•-• ,_ • e·~• -.-• • , -.,. ~ .. . ., • •'•"• , ' .f I t-·41 I J •' Classified Ads Your Modern Community llullctin Board M-Daily ~uli])•~ Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Sept. 22, 1965 1 Auto Sales . ~~ 2 SIGNS Pomerov Motnr Co. c. 01141 ITY kiver news 61 rniivELLE- Malibu -s•Bi10ri Wagon, 283 cu. ln. VB engine, powerglide. power steering, Gauge reading" Galltpoli ROUTEMAN to work establish\': . brakes and reur glass. rna· Dam 12.0, 12.2, running 2\1 fe l.I&.IIUNA ed routes. 25 or older. Salary roon finish, red vinyllntertor, on rollef11, Pomeroy · M_aso • dP .. ... Du llet!wo hJII\OfiG!roo "'II>M" o.adllow hCIO A.M. and commission. A B. C. I 1961 Chevrolet 2 Dr. $1089 factory air <onditioned, lug- 20.57, Pt. Pleasant24.110, Htn <.Jt.NI :£1 .I.A'riUfWI Cleaners, Mason, W. Va. [ 8 cyl. engine, std. trans. AU goud tires, clean int~ri()r. Radio gage rack, P.B. radio, W.W . 0.88. '\anawha Falls 2.54, Cha cnu&e TIOMI' 9 16 6tp J and beater, green finish. tires, positraction axle ne,. Jeston 18.89, London, Marme Mil oe ..,.,_1 antll IMt .a.. Ill hr Ocr ... l"ai\IWI:t1111 ;-:=c:::=~,:::;;;:;.-.;:-;i --- - $895 car condition and appearance and Winfield dams Wl:!re on the LADY experienced in dryclean- 1960 Chevrolet Bel Air 2 Dr. - -aJWUI..t.nuNI d14.000 miles. Bill Grueser, 1sills. n.. .-u.M•h"' ...,.,.n.. ,,., I"'JII' ing and intereste m perman- 1 6 cyl. Poweflglide radio and healt'r, whilt>wall tires like Middl~port. WY 2_:18 74 _ 1Boat Movemea,1: u- -n• '" •'-" UJ,. ,a,. <'1...,..80'1 enl work. A. B.C. Clt>aners, 1 nt>w, cl~n mteriu['. lvor,· and gold lini~h. A sharp c11r. I hlo 1 ,.. ...... ,.h~ •-r'""' •hoUI" n. 9 22 6tp 0 Rver - c. v . Harner nPn"'"" lmm~'ll~~~'"'" l'he ~~<~h Mason, W.Va. !I 16 6tp ·----- - j up 141:4S pm.·, Jo.hn.J. Row ll•h•• .onl.l ..,., "" """'P"""'",. rno $795 ~~'~"" " ' . . Qllf .. . .rt'K, •n•rtl"" ir 1960 f ord 4 0oor Che I $ up 14, 8:10 p.m.; ChriS Jr. up 61 UI'IQi For Rent I Automatic trans. Good tireti-, Cle~m inll:'rior. Radio and vro e1 1,095 15 4•45 p m . Nalional down 15 rot w,,, Ml hr'ftw I heatE'r. If.! ton Pickup. Fle~tslde, 6 ·a.m.·; "Robert Reed do • 01n11r ,.... IMI'II ~~~"' -...,rtt~~n cyl. 46,000 actual m1let. FinPhil' S d Jl ~:!:'"".,., '!!:,:'! ~ FURNISHED house In Mason. "(ju• ~ ·ish and upholstery like new. 16, 5:115 a.m.; lp_ porn ow - · - ·~""'•"' Call WV 2-3872, Pomeroy. , Omeroy 0 Of 0, $ 17, 5:40a.m.; L. F1eore up 1 110 Del gdl IJ"'' 1111 ' ' 11 oaKr .... IUitl t 22 Cite 62 Ford - - 1,595 6:50 a.m.; Indiana up 18, 4:3 ~~~~~~~~~~b!IT uw'l'U~t-Jti.IQ:o i OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. ..: UM~ Galaxie 500 V8 Convertible. a.m.; Jefferson down 20, 6:1 ;~m~fl_.£ntlflll' .at~~oo•~ 4 room apartment with ba~h,l PDMEROY, OHIO 1 Sunlint'r. Low mileage. Spot a.m.; A. J. Patten up Zl, 5: ' o111<u:a 1-14 11 'R! privalt> entrance. Albert H1ll, l Jess inside and out. Powt>r a.m .; Tibolt down Z2, 5:40a.m. 1 ..- a. • u. Sollfl P M. ""11, ' 1 t · brak es· a.tum•~ ~~~· ' ·• .., 11e011 o~WM~ 1 Raf'ine. Ohio, WI 9-2261. j s t>e_rwg. powt>r Alice up 22, 6:10a.m.; Onwar ~ ~. ~;' • 9 22 6tc ' For Sale Real &tate For Sale 1 CnusematJc. up 22,6 :35 u.m.; Elgercliff dow USlA -1 -~·~ll'~~itliO LARGE - SLEEPING--room, air - 23, 1:15 a.m.; Pollywog dow PHONE WY 2·2156 J t•onditioned. suitable for t.wo 14 fl. travel trailer, he'ater and' FOR SALE : Good 129 acre 23, 5:30a.m.; Kay H. up - - J ml:'n Cll:l WY Z-5440 all.er awmng. $925.00. 366 Park St., f m best location for 8 acre Pomeroy, Ohio 6:10a.m.; Helen R. down Gree - - --------- _____ 1 5 p. m. !I 2I Jlp J Middleporl. WY 2-3531. , 1 :~e ' saw timber bargain up 6:05 p.m.; Valvoline Card Of Thanks _ :HOl!S.E FvR RENT;- 4 rooms l 9 2t 5tc : pric~. W. G. Ni~hels, Tup- , 1964 FORD Galaxie 5111JXL con ~reenup 9:30p.m.; Lorena -' I . 9 22 3tp vertible 4 speed, 390 ~ngine I Greenup 10:30 p.m.; - -----h k-- II I . ndsl and batll. 1634 Lincoln Hgts. 1965 COLOR TV Console, vHF I_ p~s ~~ms. ' power steering and brakf'-s. Hougland up Gr~enup I WISH tot an 1:1 m}' ne Phone WY 2-3575 after 5.30 and UHF tuning. Lovely walHOUSE FOR SALE _ I E p 1 · d for the manv beautirul gifts, . o. "' 9 'II lfc. Mod Ra h St le Beautiful 21 000 miles WY l--'f3L Wal- m.; sso ~Dll!:iY Y'dma ow n · nut ennso!e. This set lhree . ern nc Y · . te~ Crooks, . MiddJeport' a.m.; Ravens- REDHEAD ~0\V-For.her 1Greenup 7:10 Oowers and cards sent me i . . ' months old. Has picture tube ' location on ~P of small hill ] 9 17 6t I wood down Meldahl 2:30 p.m.; ~ole m . the . n~~ film, ~ during my hoS)!Jtallzalwn and HOUS~ . 4 ro_o_ms._;~nd_ bath, ml warranty. Take over payments ' (acing Stat_e HJghway Garage on p I Oliver Shearer down Meldahl Mother Supe~JOr, Hayley since my return home. Spec- ; Rutl1.1nd Mr s. Ewl Kmg. Hul -: 1 Route 7 w1th good road to mam I Mills has sw1tched from ·al thanks tn ~aomi Durst , land. 9 21 Jlci of $12.50 per month or pay highway Four bedroom.!!, hvmg, The RamMer 4:10 p.m; Zlmmer up Mel- blonde to redhead. Here, 1 - . E --. I balance due $374.50. Free I dimng family, kitchen, brtak WCII'Id Standard of Ce-mp&d dahl 7:30 p.m.; Knox up Mel- the 19-year-old star frolics 1 . Alk-Jre an d FURNISH the Rev. Me vm .•D hou~. 2 mr 1es h d C 11 WY 2-6555 ' . ·1· d E 11 I dahl 8 50 m F kl" pbet t k ! th til all who visitt>d me r-.·llly west ul Harrisonville _ Seven orne emo. a 9 21 6'tc . l fast, play, maldhs, utiJty a,n, xce enCf' I : p. .; ran m Jerce ween a es or e m. _ F.\' b h shop Three bat s ceram1c t e 811 ear room, ride IDd per- up Meldahl 6:50 a.m. 1 God bless yuu all. IZ3 t'~ rooms, bath. ('oal rurnace. and ·....-all to wau ' carpet on fwmanre. SmaiJ eJtr .cooom.)' GallipoUs DamReliable Campbt>ll. g 21 llcl fireplace., Pri~ate lake. $60.00 STER-EO - RADI0.--1965- model. flours . About twn·thirds of ud maDBcerabtllly down lll :25 p.m. ; Je!fboat up 12: month . Call C. L. Bla('kiWIJd . Lovelv finish. This set has ' bouse is paneled in mahogany s.e 4:i a.m,; Valley Transporter In Memory SH 2-5433. 9 21 6tp am-F'~1 radio, twin speak- and walnut Air conditioned. M.etropoUtaa MelOn down 2:50 .a .m. Peggy Dowftey --TWO APARTMENTS in '11iddle- ers dual volume control. This Large patio and double carport E. Main ~treE'\. Pnmeroy down 4 a.m.; Queen City up 4: Jr.J IN LOVING memory of Ollr port. One 5 rooms unfurni sh- set. three months old. Take On lot 200 ' x 390 '- May bt! seen PitoN Wl' W17t 25 am . Eastern down 6 20 a. be loved hush-and and father ,· ed w1th fenced yard Other 3 over payments of S5 per mo. by app~;~~;n~~~~-CED t %2 ttr 1m.; Charles K. down 6.40 a.m.;l SEPT. zz N, 1-'ille Theodore Rose. who rooms furnished on ground or pay balance due, $92. Try Write: r ·o The Daily Sentinel I Lynn B. down i JO am , H H. I The Past Presidents or the passed awJy stx yf'ars ago to-~ floor . Call WY 2-661i0. it 111 your home. Call WY 2- BoJJ 661-H Pomeroy, o. 1 B . S · Bosworth II up 8 10 p m; An- Amertcan Legion Auxiliary 1 day. September 22. 1959. 9 \8 3tc 6555. 9 21 &tc --us•ness erv•ce• I ~w Calhoun aown 9 am.; I Drew Webster Post will meet Help Wanted WANT AD INFORMATION 1--- - ---'-- ' ....... M p f s:5o C -e Blaettnars __ _ _ Delinquency Case is Free 'IEP-HE'S DUE IN 60METIME TOMORRY, PARSON ' POINT PLEASANT - Rober Ray Reynolds, Mason, was found innocent by an au ·male jury in the trial, State va. Reyoolds Tuesday in M..oo Cowtly Cic· euit Court. Reynolds had been indicted for contributing to the deli~t quency or a minor and h a d pleaded innocent, and trial was set for OCtober ll at 9:30 a.m. Members of the jury hearing action were RO)' C. Jividen, foreman, Carl Gibbo;;. Herman D. Ohlinger, Winfred Hoffman, S. L. Howard, Mat·k Howard, Jerry Scott, James ll Fauver, Gail Jones, Charle!t William Durst, Fred Casto, Rusaell Caudill. Followin~ Tue!lday's trial the petit jury was dismissed WJlll October 11 at 9:30 a.m. - I . 1 SO(:tAL CA1(." NDAR I I j Jt'~utn~~~he Is~- furniShe~. Cuc/t/tl' Rel/lf HEO:J~~N~~t!=L~::e~~~~ldR~~:~ :!;rtJ~~~J~:J ~:w9~~~t:~ ~~~ ::e~~a~r:t C~s~i~t . I/ T • f Mefhoc/' C/ 1 J I MARK IV sh • AUTO \IR CONDITIONING I 1 1 .. • - - -- ·- ' '- "'' -s l • $34Q-OO I Blaeftnar's a-• I. 1 1 - .. ---- - I I I I \ I. ' ! I I I ate l .. 11:r 1 . ._ .,. '' ,. TO STAY ? l f '' I !>O!'t'T ! CAN I HIM fER MORE'N ~-"' TWO·THREli HOU~ • 6. Ukrn.inia.n U . New 7. 1And capital measure 8. Contamlnat<>s I.Accwnulate Jl,Pa.ul'&: colloq. 16. Towarr' It&liaa day breeze 26. Gray- ''" . blue n. Ptu~a. tUne 29.......... can -t M.Job aa.l<ople 4:1r oak 31.Three or National ""' beach H. Sb.tdllke • AH PRllF!R6 TO PUT IT ON f'\AH!OII.J.F If K INDL'I CLOSE "iORE. E"-!ES !.' 311.""~ YlliWys .,.,,... "-. Iii~~4-t-t-+-~~+-+-+-ffi''1 :2. Pant • ly AL CAPP Ll'\. ABNER wo..!0. Muter o. ceremonie. o&O.Jun• 32. MOWltain JO, Feoto: -.r~ li. fooU.ng Slight 01" ~ Ir..+-t-t-t--¥7. ':':"-1-1-IHH a.dvaa.~ 118. Ulok ......-y JS.B'right.Jy colored bird Dutch a. ly KING meter n .s13. Type ""...... Ulhen 1e-scorted A circumHzmce which I ank1 Pated! · SC. Baby's toy to his ~ eu-::o and o l~e tickets ' liS. Extra "It's a Mickey MOUM wotoh frOM Dad! He oaya: 'Horo'a . 'that Ht ol whoela you'" boon peoterlnr .,. for as • ' ~ : -+',r4~" co-if+.'" I ~ qe11tleman h'" cab. I appropnatea _..,"i\·";r.;;_-,..---·--c-, Atalent I re<;erve onlij 31. Son of 39,Ma.xim Q.O....... for ·- ~pec1a l occ a <:> ion~5 1 city 43. Pieces out 4&. Penn. port DOWN 1Wina DAnS CJBYPI.'OQUarE - Here'& ltow h tnrl< 1*1 1o &XYBLB&AXIL LOMO:I'lt:LLOW One lettM' limply IJlMdB for another. 1n thll Ample A lJ 1.111!4 for the three L'J, X for the two O'J, 1tc. SlDgle letter~, apoeotrophles, the length and fo1-mation or l:be wordl are Ill 1IIPia. &ach ti R.y the code Ieltera are dlttero\lL By CHESTER GOULD A OJpto&iWW QuotaUo• ZBNXQX1L 8 V Q DBLW K 11 X H S T P I!IBDIZ v· V J; LEl" ME l"AKE HER KUBN P B L W OVER TO MOON MAIO. P 8 Z, Q G L 11: U X H S 'I' P V V J .-U B NV X Z Q WMPO Radio .. UNDAY 111RU FRIDAY- '( l'esk!l'iliq'J CrJPt.oquole: "HOJrt:E, SWEET HOJIII!"' MU8'r SURELY HAVE BEEN WRITTEN BY .A tia.JJII.oR.&Al!.UEL BUTLER I G: 00 Sundown Serenade 6' 45 Sign Oft RADio Monday Tbrougll Friday i:25 Weather 7:15 Sign On, Musical Clock UU Sunset Boulevard 7:25 News to Briel 7:40 News SATlJRilAYI 7:30 Musical Clock 7:45 Sign Off 1:00 Sigo On - NeW! 7:15 Echoeo o1 Joy 7:15 Sign On, Musical Clock 6. 30 Heppy Valley Boys 6:3t Newt 1:00 Ohio valley NeW! 7:25 News In Briel Country illuoie nmt 6.57 Weather 1:110 world Nowa 7:30 Muaical Clock 1:20 Country JamDOrell 7. 00 National .~ews 8: 10 Sports Today 7:4.5 Echoes of Joy '· 00 Protestant HolD' 1:15 WeaUrer Picture 8:00 Ohio Valley NeWJ 7:115 Bill Miller Sho• 7,30 Sports Parade 8·16 Musical Clock l:tl5 World New1 7:30 Sports Par~de 7: 35 Larry Anderson SMW 8:55 Communi ()I News 1: 10 Sports Today 7:36 Bill Miller ~how HJ :4~ It'!! Mmlc - -'nny 9:00 Talk of the Town 1:15 Weather Picture 7:35 PickeDb Hardwar\) 11 :00 Dutton's and tierns Dairy 9:55 Milson County News 8:16 Pt. Pleasonl Football ITut> Thurs.) fop Teo Show 10:00 Public Service 10: :10 Songs for Children 7:51l Newo 12:00 News 8 em Miller Show 10:115 Family Worsblp Hour ~;: :~~olden Key .~ 12: 1~ tusrcal [nterludfl' tO::IO Latchstring 8:41 Baker Furniture Show 12:30 Rev Merlin reets 11 :00 News 11:01 Saturday Show 9:00 Newo 1:00 News 11:05 Morning Melodies 12:00 Local, Ohio, Nal News 9:115 Coif,. with Jaoot I :05 Jim Mees Show (except Friday, 1%:20 Bullt:tln Board u: :00 Portratll of o Patriot 1:51) Sports Parade Church Bells Ring) 12:2& News 0 Gramo iO :fl:l Swap Sbop 1:00 SUndown Serenade 11:45 World News 12:30 Saturday Nallnee l0:30 Bill Miller Bru"ch Show 1:15 Sign Off 11:55 Maao• County Newa 1:30 News Headlioeo :o:l5 Masoo Agr. I'I\Ollram, ~l'NDAYS 12:00 Community News t:31 Saturday Matinee 7:30 SigD On - Ano, Hour ITueadaJ) 12:05 Noon News 1:55 News 12: 10 Markets toOO Saturda7 Mattoee 10:4.5 Family Woraliip (UltlrS. l 7:>0 News 2::10 News Headlines [0,4.5 A.o.C. Program (FridayJ 8:00 Baptist Layman'' Hour 12,15 Mid Day Weather 8:30 Sunda) Show I2::W Bulletin Board 2:31 Saturday MaliDto 11:00 NeWI 8:30 Ths Bible Speakr to You 12:15 News 0 Grams 2:55 News lU5 Titly'1 Cowttry JIIJICtiOO 8:45 LeglslaHve Report 12:30 Ootmty Agi!Dt 3:110 S.turday Matloea 11:30 1'1ny'1 Country Hymoa 10 00 The Good Llle 12:4.5 Country Go Round 1:30 Newo Headlloea !UO Cement Bloclt News 10:1> Congresl!man Moeller 1:55 N.,.. Beat 1:31 Saturday MaUnee ~ , 30 Goeosler'o Guest Star 10:30 The Country Bymotimers 2:00 Country Go Rouod 1:55 NeWI IFrtday) 11:30 The Qwet Hour 2:55 News Beat 4:00 Discing with Do" 12:!0 Larry Aodet'!OII Sllow 12,00 News !:00 Mid Way Matloeo 4:30 Top Teo Rovoa 3: lt' Jtrn Mees Show · 12: 15 Ths Christians Boor 3:55 N..., Beat i:OO News Rouodup 1:15 Blaettnar Auto Show 4:00 Discing With DoSI 1: IS Interlude Ull Electrlc: Com!l81l1 Newa 12o30 Tha Rev. Merl!r Teets 1:30 The Hev. Silaa Billups 4:30 lolen:hange UD Community Cboirl 4:1t. Jim Mees Sho1r 2:00 ' 1 111 Rev. Aodrew Parsoos 5:00 Community New1 1:00 Dinner Muolcalt 5·00 News 2:30 Sunday show•.as, 5:tl5 Maaon Councy N.,.. 7:00 Dance Party S:llli Jim Mees Show 5:10 World 6 National Newa 7:10 News 5:30 Rizer'o Weather Report &:00 Sundown Sereoado 6:45 SigD Oil 6:15 Spolli='ghl:=..on~Sportl=::...--7-:45_011_the Atr 5:50 Sporll Parade 1.00 Sigo Ott - N011& b:06 sacred Heart 8 <It! Meigs county RFC 6 - 2~ Paul Bowers, fan· ,,tJ5 THE BORN LOSER SPECIAL CARRIER WANTED D. Sooth• 10. Viliat.el'l . med. phltoqher projection 19. ThOO: i'r.. 11. Devoured I D ~s. ri.l!lxha.usted point J'T.Genn&ll I JJosp•t• al HOW LONG'S HE AlMIN' 23. FllBI!I vehicle l~. Compau :u.~~~~:~~:~~y~ome i 4,0rgan tlon 15. Make up I 22 1 1 I-- 6.. WidoW ia <Udo COiliWJ.la,.. 1· 1 J. Carting 13. Weird d words. they are ; FLOOR 4 r(1omS POTArof:s. beans, -brmg own : Paa; the after 2 It's thf' loving nH'morv we and balh, modern apartment. ' containers and pick beans for !hers. 616 E. Main Street, eana Bosworth down waiting·, I SEPT. 2Z Middleport, WY 2-3874. ' · . 8 k · I have o you . _ I Proffrlt, POMEROY _ 2 story frame . Pomeroy. t 22 lfc uc eye State up waiting. The Woman's Guld of the HOMECOMING SET 9 14 tic ! $1.00 bu. Clarence Though abst"nt. you arr <~ I· __________ Portland. VJ 3-2254:. 5 rooms. bath, cellar_. front 1. 0 . MC'Coy:-AUctiOnf'er, Che. Kanawha Ri\·er - Helen z. Federated church will _meet PT. PLEASANT- Homecomways near .SLEEPING ROOMS Close rn 9 17 trc porch, 160 ft. on t11 ghway I ter. Ohio. 9 18 tic down London 4:35a.m.: Semet Wednesday at 7:30p.m. w1th the ing and rally day of the Leon Still lovt>d. still m ls~t>d , and I town. 127 Bul!ermrt. $800.00 down balance like 1 -- .- --- . ---- up London 6:10a.m.; J. S. Lew- , Friendly Circle as host. A play, Baptist Church will be beld 0'-' eve-r de<Jr. l 9 14 Hc A GOOD Building site, Z2 arrrs rt!nt. Selling pri<'e $~!)()0. 00 CUST?M B~TCHER~NG and I is up Marmet 5:0S a.m.; Lucy "The Crowded L~fe" will be: pr~- 1 tober 3 beginning with Sunday Wife . ~.1rs . !\1arth'a Ro~e .. 6 R06 M RRJCKh0 B of ground. wiJh ~as well and MIVUI.EPOHT - One story cuttmg. Will- buy ~Jdes every I Jane Lucas duwn Marmet 5: 15 ; sented. Mrs. Wtlbur Perrtn lS I School at 9:45 a. m. and Morn Childn•n and (~r~m 1 rhi 1dp· . tt>rnut A~·e. Call ~~ ~~ 5 tl~~- a dug wa!':'r well, plt'nly of rz-Jme. 5 rooms . modern Monday. Phil Meter, Phone a.~- : W. H. Sitaver, Jr. down program chairman, Mrs. Albert ing Worship at l0: 45 a. m. A ren. " pasture. Price $1.0. Call i kit chen and bath, hardwood WY 2-3510. 9 IS tk Wmfi~ld 3:20 p.m.; Allen R. l Woodard. devotional leader, and basket lunch will be lei'Ved 11 9 10 tic - ----SH 2·5811. i 16 6tc 1 floors. full basemenL , forced KARL___ GRlJESER-, - Plumtirl'g •, Mer.rill dows Winfield 10:20 p. ' Mrs. Tho_ma! Young, refresh- 1 p.m. The Rev. Leonard 1 H : J\i~t; anG u.ur rn .,, fur• n& G d m Dun B I N00t .It& can ruce up Winfield ; ment chairman. ad and llllfurnilbed 8 ......... hot air heating garage. oo and Het ting, Minersville, j 3. 1•0 Underwood is pastor. Former - - -----_.. SEWING machines, repair ser- ; lo('ation $10.000.00. Ohio. End your sewer troub- ·. _a.m. Jerry Bosworth do\\l·n SEPT. 23 members and pastors will b(' REVIVAL ~tarted a MI . Her- mentl W't' t-.'i43A l2 e th v-ice, all makes. WY 2-228-l : HARRISONVILLE - 11'2 story les We have all sizes. Sewer I Wmfield 4:15 a.m. The &lut~ern Local B~nd 1present. Special music will bt' m:;jn U. B. ('hurc·h. Sunday rwo BEDROOM house on Lin- The fi'abrk Shop, Pomeroy frame. 6 m:rns. hath utillly · machines Reasonable rates .: Boosters wrll meet Thursday presented throughout Ow Sept. 26 . through Oct. 9 Ser· ; co\n Hgts . birch kitchen. au- AuU1roized Singer Sales and room , fronl porch, garage ! CaJI WY 2-2974, day or nigbt. j at 7:30 at the high school..'-. re- day . vir--Ps start aL 7:.10. Rev .: tomatic gas heat. WY 2-5127 Servtce. & 29 lfc I large Jot "n Houle 684 $3BOO. j 9 15 tfc ~ port on tag day will be given ! James Morrison will hrin~ the . 8 20 tfc . . ALBERT 1\1, COX S.4.LESMAN ------~--- -.l1tWS and a discussion of the candyl message. 9 21 Jllc t'RAILER SPArES . -flat ate FOR YOUR huntmg n""ds. VI~ WV Z.38:JII WV 2-3636 INTERIOR and exterior pamtsale for October will be held. f. C Wetfzer i te r · Cr Jt Stewart's Gun Shop, Rut· 1 9 21 3tc- m~. root re~J_r and parntmg, Pers ... t .. ~-- un ·All parents of Junior and Senior SISTER MORTISHA a truly , wa r ~~ ~wage S nnRlarl land, Ohio Shells, bullets and , H-OUSE- fO-R S-A·L·E-. 5 room!i , chrmney pamtmg, rough car- pl'tal d. oun~ entherJI~gt :':'Ihzer H?s- 1band members are urged to S Op1C 0 • • ' I .lohn . ry, cpot t . utd f Also penter work, tree trimminfi!. rmg e as ut ours m1 d. g gifted palm reader - Tells land. 8 26 JOtc power or re- oa '" . . and bath, approximate!} 46 1 Phone VI 3-2100. 9 9 12tp eluded: Mrs. F!orence M Train- attAend . . I t' f th 1· ISf 0$$ you past . pref>ent and fulure .Will buy, sell and trade guns., acres. 3 miles Leading Creek er Rt 1 G II' r . . specra mee mg o e · The Se . love affairs; ans· ers any or i FOR SALE 9 1 18tc j Rd .. back of Hobson. Priced M~rri~n 425 ~ Se!po Jsd: Pearlre Southern High Sthletic Boost- I the JOF pttaemberf meh eting ()/ all questions. One visit will i - -con Ave.; ers will be held at Southern c ss o t e United convince you that Sister Mor-· USED Williamson forrrd air SLUGGISH septlc tank? Clog· 1 reasonable. Ph : SH 2-4109. I Mrs. John M. Hauldren, 577 high school Thursday at 7:30 p. · Methodist Cr_urch was held tisha will read your life like ' coal furnace . ExcellenL cundi - ged dra~ns? Get Klean-Em- _ __ ____ 918 61 r 1 Sun VaHey Dr.: Mrs. William ,Monday evemng at the church an open book. II you are wor- ~ lion Call CH 7·2411 after 5:30 All Septrc Tank. Cleijner. B. Miller Rt. J, Patriot· Mrs mT.he R' . G d Cl b with Mrs. Marie Chapman c B FOR SALF:, six rooms. two Risden N M"ll Lak • . JVervrew ar en u re .d t . ha , ried or troubled don 't fail to p.m . 9 2Z 3ll' l I~an dmark rarm urcau. _ . . ·' er, in ; Mrs. will meet Set. 23 at the home p si en, m c rgt. see Sister Mnriisha She's I 1\•tNTER POT.'TOES No. I and ' Pomemy. - 9 3 30tp , halls, and a bath,' full size James L. Smtih, Ashton W Va. of A d~ r M Mrs. Alonzo Custer opened " base-ment and big pon·he!' at J Charlos G. Bays, Pt. Ple~sani; ,,~a an a~ me ~er~the meeting with devotions. A heloed others, why not you ? I No Z. reasonai.Jle. Wilk ie Sar- YOUTH BED and mattress, 59 the frnnt and bcwk, gas furnJohn H. Robinson. Gallipolis he Women s ~SSocl8tto~ !>f responsive reading of God Our Private readings given daily I son. Portland. Ohio, VI 3-Z4il-1. : rord Station Wagon. Dnn act" , wall tu Willi carpet down Sal- & Servo"ce Ferry . Mrs Th od N tbe Middleport Ftrst Un.ted Defender and the Lord' p in her home 7 d k s 632 r. l St t M'd ua · · e Oft! . Ken- p b 1 · Ch h 11 . . ays a wee 9 22 :\c l .ayre, . • ran ree .. J . staJrs. good location, house -- neely. Rt . 2 Langsville · Mrs res yertan: urc WI meet er in unison concluded 8tbe raydemcludmg Sundays. ~a. m _to I MEIGS SWIFT H0\1ES. JlZ: dleport. 9 20 -~tp in rxce-llf'nt condition. L82 Nora B. Harrell, Jack~n ; Har~ Thursday evenrn~ at 6:30 p.m. votions. Members responded 1~ p. m. All readm~s satls- E. Main. PomNoy. Ohio. Ph. BUNDY CLARINET_ Used 3 Mulberry Ave., WY 2-5Z64. ! eFits Almost EYeJ1' CaJ ry C. Eberts, Rt. 1 Hamden· for a potluck dmner_ at thf lo roll call with school memf ctory . ' foothall seasons Call Earl H. : 9 16 12tp , el'ransft>rable When Harry L. Hartman. Ja•k•·n : church. Thoseedatte_ndmg are t_o ories. It was voted to pur'··· ed this or sideno ofcharge Galli . Locatli!'i at WY 2-297~ · Wn·tc, or stop m k d h d ~ 1 . _ d ~ : for our frf'e f' llf::tlnY. and mnn-1 .Johnson. 7t3-5!KI5 m Mason. You Trade Cars Mrs. Josephine J. Hart, Run.' ta e a co~er IS an . their .a gift for Mra. Robert Morris Kanauga IIus s1 e ot Srlver 1 · ' 2 , , FOR .SALF: - 4 room hou ~e · "' 1table serv1ce Dessert 11 b B 'd Look f h d E"y savrng home ownm;hip l 9 1 .. 1 . ' eGuarrml~d 24 months mgton. W. Va. ; Mrs. John E. . . WJ . e Sr., who has been ill and Mrs . • nu ge. I or an Stgn. program. 9 22 30tc ' -p--bl:I nt'W balh , lar~e porch , baseor 24.000 mt'les Salts, Hamden. furmshed by the hostesses. MISS Gerald Wild~rmtlth will make . ,.. are we come. -_ U IC a e ment, new paint, I acre! Blrtbs Phyliss Joachim, Mrs. Tom the purcha.s~. 9 4 JOtp 1KEEP CARPET cleaning pro- 1 UCI'JO d- - ground. on brirk road o f 1,· • Most Popular Unit M Rue Mrs Leo Kennedy Mrs A lb - -- - - - -- - - blems small - use Blue Lus- i A N: Satur ay. _Sept. 25, Rl.. 7, $3500.00. Phone WY 2--• rs. William B. Miller, Rt. '. . . ' . . contr ution of f25 was fREE 1,000 S&H Greea Stamps I Ire wall to wall. Rent elec-1 10 :30 A. M Slow Ttme. The 6117. 9 14 30tc l ln the U S.A. I Patriot, daughter, 9:55p.m. ; Ed .smrth an~ Mrs. . Arth~r made to the hymnal fund. A How? For VIewmg the new tnc sham)Xloer $1. Pirkess l personal property of the late _______ __ , Mrs. John M. Hauldren, 577 Lewrs. A me_drcal offermg_ wtll round robio S)'fllpathy card Compact Vacuum Cleaner in l Hardware Compilny. \1 ason1 0. E. Massar, 2 miles south Insurance I' Sun Valley •Jr., daughter 10 ·- be taken durmg the busmess was sent to Mrs. Hugh Lane k l ur home Phone Parkersw. Va. _ --·~ of Reedsville, Ohio. Rt. 124. IA'':T lnd•llecl 36 p.m. ' · meeting following dinner. who lost her grandson by death. 9 21 6 yo . Close to Forked Hun Lake : .r... ~A CASU ALTV Tnsur:mcr Discharged SE~T. 24 A round robin card was also burl, 485--1862 Collect. VENETJAN BLINDS and l'e- \la~::ic Chef gas cook stovr, Mullen Insurance Agency, Inc. Persons discharged recently The Jays will _emcee a teen- sent . to Mrs. E. E. Bryant, 9 8 30tp pairs, porch and wind01' I electric cook stove. (like new) Pomeroy, Phone WY 2-3381. ' from the hospital were· Mr dance al the Racme seventh and who Js ill. l:;-U;;;TOMU;;;;:;;;;B;;D;-;J!!~....,.==an:c,:-:--oee . =-· D shades all kinds, free esti- gas heaters, breakfast s e 1, I 1 tfc: : Garnet Blt~ke, George Brow~: ei~hth building after th,e game Miss Grace Campbell spoke 0 eauceJJedl 'All yow oper• mates. Oale Wippel, 215 Lin- chairs. rocker s. dre~sers -'HPTO Copymg Service coP I Pomeroy. • · ing, Mrs. Richard Elliott M Wih Kyger Creek. The Southern on the life of Dr. Albert lDr'1 Ucenle'f CaJl Wl' io~- A~e. , Pomeroy. 9 11 30tc beds bedding quilts. fanry l le! made o1 N!gat papers. Thomas Fowler. Loyd 'F rs. l Local Band Boosters will spo~ Schweitzer and showed some ot llltfc ELECTRlC stove and poli.·er l work quilting frames. pots birth records and almost any \L: CONDITIONING Relnger Dennis Green, Mrs. Larry 0 ~: sor the d~ce. . his pictures. lt was brought out .' - ~ mower. Phone WY 2_3658 _ and pans 2 sets of dishes I other documents ltioo aervice. Jal"k's Refri(!l Stewart Mrs. H. Scott Strick- There w1_11 be a spec1a. meet· that Dr. Schweitzer had for his DIITH 'S Cl thl 0 ng store lS now , 9 10 tf I llikc new). frUit Jars, elertric i Realer liiiiU'IliOCe, Pomei'OJ eration, New tlaven., Phone ler. Wilford Tipple, Walter Wil- ~ of Whtte Rose Lodge or motto, "Reverence for ure.'' ~at Letart ralls, Oh1o, J0 c: mixer st'Wing machines. tel- j t I tfc Hams, Mrs. Edward Wright. M1ddleport Friday . morning, He was a gifted musician lllld 1 I ur 11J z..3531 . I, I ro II ·a-: ephones . library tabL -Set 24 ttheLe h a. m. WItil 7 p. m. 8 20 ttr ' 4 BFDS /twin stze AUCI1UNEER "'rs. Walter Decker an dinfant p . ' a. glon all. A ~poser. His hospital ill way bed. Reedsville 667-6280. I reed set electric iron"s 2 pc.: very ] Instructions Completl Servlc. .son, Mt·s. Daniel Griffith and represent_atJve of the Grand Afr1ca was also discussed. 1 9 17 6tp old tlocks. porch Help Wanted swing, i u. s. C.Vn. SERVICE ·TEns! Crill Hradl11rd m!ant son. LOOge w1U be present and all A dessert course was served - ' trunks, lard press, 1 . desk ra•n wom~n 11 •na over Se~-ur~~ Write. ProM or Contad _ members are urged to attend. during I he social hour h.. Mr. I dio . 1oalking cultivator gar- Joll~. High •lartin& pa)' Shorl The p t M tr ' Cl b f Allen E' h' ., ' hour~ Mvan~-em~nt. Pr~p•ra'rr-r, A. .... 1\RAUFUKD Archers Elect as a on 8 u 0 IC mger and Mrs. H : den plow corn shell er fet>d I ualnln., I •• 1on11 a• required Racioe, Obto Evangeline Chapter, OES, will E, Cooper from a table wib . ' \V aid p "d hl grindrr drag harrow I d ThilUMnO. ot , .. ~ open. lb;perlene• a . U!Uill' unneceJ~UI')' Graonro;u• 1 tfe en rest ent meet Friday evening: at the .. te cover and a centerpiece ' ders. A lot of small . I Coca-Cola • Sprite In Lower Pomeroy and 'I tools. ) ~~~ 11:f~~~~~~:::n ~~r Jo':::.n!.u.~::. NEIGLER BUILDI:.JG - Suppjy ~· PLEASANT - Election of home of Mrs. Willis Anthony of rosebuds. Mt~ny antiques. Lunc And All The Flavon RETVR;;;;=N;;;S"TD""'""co=LLEGE Upper Middleporl Ar11 by Ladies Auxiliary. h served , =~r~a~~"':d<t~~~':.• J~~nv s~;;~~~ i R.ar.ine. Plastic wall tile 14C ;~leers was held by the Point with Mrs. Charles Bennett, asIna B. Bor too, cu of th• oauy per sq ft (or bathrooms easant Archery Club with sJstant hostess. James Oil , Mass<Jr. Admrx .. J 0. McCoy -~nttnet 1Qblo 12o,,99 I bouse build~rs, alummum sid-, Charles Walden chosen presiSEPT. 15 Grace 011 e;. BOD or M r I. Apply Tho Doily S.ntinol rans ( 1 Auct. Nnt responsible for ac-: :molovment Wanted lng, kitchen cabinet! measur- dent; George Casto, vice presi· ~ Racine Methodist Church turned to e;y yracuse, has reI cid~nts. 110 Mechanic Slreet 9 21 4tc • -- - dent; Donald Nolt, secretary Is sptJnsorinc a Jltoey Supper to arreo wu..,. Coli Buy II By The Case! -I WILL RAKE LEAVES, 11 25 ad to size of kitchen. lr•asurer. Named to the board oo September 2& at the Junior s!"h Swannatl08 • N. C., II 1 Wanted To B Pomeroy 0 While you are in. rill up with uy per hour Phone WY 2-7103. : __ 7 17 de of directoro were E. w. Call, lligh Building in Racine. Serv· of P~~-H;~~er II a graduate I that good Landmark ga~ntme Phone WY 2·2156 9 22 6tp ~ ---- Le _ 9•._1_Not_ice Jr., Zane Legg and Harley ing will be from 5 to 7 p.m. Ev· Warren WI! ,... Coschool In 1!163. r\NTTQUE Furniture, dishes WIDOW - ,- - ho----- k Lo- - -- - - Burns. eryone is we•--me. son liege ts ownl : t p o r Sorvico Sto. mi~;reJlanPOUS Call or Write · I wan S USeWOf ' IN THI COMMON I'LIAI COUIIIT f' Jd • K.V ed and operated by the Board rena Snyder, Pomeroy. WY MlrO• couNTY, oHio 1e captams elected were: SBPT. za of . . . WY 2-9'132 Mrs. Howr.rd Cecil, 800 iAiE HELP - WANTED. Bur- l E. M-tin St. W. 2-G:Itil. 9 15 6tp ~~~."=·~;~ :~:r:m.mt Lester Bird and Harvey Steele Cradle Roll Sunday will be Pr N:tJOnal Missron:J, UDited Main St , Pomeroy. ger Boy - Food - 0 - Rama Pameroy m T''"'''h RoN Nancy Nott was elected pub- observed Sunday morning at the es yterian O!urch, U.S.A. needs shllrp aggressive yuung 8 29 tfc Musical lnstrumenh - hrltiiC, Mlclllt•"· n. l'llhttlff, 1\city chalnnan. The Annual Sunday School hour at the Mid· TAKING APPIJCA.TJONS men between a es of 17 <:~nd ALTO SAX. in ood condition. 11 g g f'RAO Eh liYJ'S - - _ !:,.-:~·:. ::!~!f.,:~!" Club Championshlp wi11 be- held dleport Church of Chriat. Child- PT. PLEASANT_ Tbe U 1 J,J, for counter and kitchen , WY 2-5110. 9 20 3tc · - ft'et Mw WAREHOUSE SALE •tuHietll w.., ""''''"'' Sunday, September 16 Times ren enrolled on the Cradle RoU J)epartment of Labor hal ·~ work. !'lig~t and day positions 1, DON'T MERELY bri ht lge and water Brow"'' f'rd PIANOS -- OH.GANS PM~• •· lrnert, . . .UmlnJs-t,.,,, will be 9 a.m., I p.m. and 5 p. wiD be recognlze4- Mrs. Lionel proved a Manpower DeveJon.. available. Full or par time ts 81 g en yourl er Park IStote Approved! Rentals from SS mo 1., '"• ••tM• ,, m. for hUt worken Bo · c dl o-11 · nd Tr ,. . ~ c_ar~ ue Lustre themMlnenville, Ohio. Pboot W\ CARL'S KEVD')'RD 'cENTER . C1Mrlo111o l"errln. Be....-. !I ' ggs l!l ra e IW superin- Dten a aiDing Act Projeet 00 v,ork. -~xcellem opportuntty aehmrnate rapid resoiling.J Z-332.f ~ - - - - tendent and Mrs. Elmer Web. to traJD 20 individuals as W• lo~ a(i~l:l-nce~e,nt. A~ ply m R_ent electric shampooer, $1. I II tfc 130'1 Market St., Parkersburg. 'j :::~:ur.:.~~· o-:t:.re•aurtr, a. Lc,~11 N:~~~~~ ::~=-·A~~~:~ ~ rung is the teacher or the class. ter Plant Operator at a· loca-p e o!IOtl . _23 \.tU Union , AthPrckens ftJrdware, Mason. W. Phone tsf>-6931. hmeroY, 0 .. 1.. •••enQnh. llld!IJeport. Meip count7, Ohio. tion In Putn Count OJ • 21 PINE TIMBER and Will pay 9 10 tate ' NOTJCI IY I"UUICATION Tbe .,...,,, of WCI P•Utron il for am y for subtnl'l. _ uo. • fitc 1 Va. 9 "" 6tc "'· IJ.I14 a. tarttuon ., t11o ...rd . .... t enate SISTER IN HOSPITAL treatment •acUJu.. In 1 U01 as much 8S $4 per COrd for Jeanm• Bever111 Wlld41eU, h• ell for ather .,.utt.bll Nllll. Said ,_, VaT OUI 'E:,11lLF; TYPIST under 40 i THERE•s NO -charge for use . good pine and also good hard 1 lnturlnce 41!8 P'ederar Statton. awen•td, wnt Oel•nd•nt 11 ""ulnd to aDCI.-.r .,14 William Warner has learned 118qUent emp1oyment at water 'th kno 1•1 1 · d' I . _ ~lrarn~~o, will teu n.tro. t111t on th Petitl01t on or- blfo,.. the 13rd dt~ ot that his sister Anna Lee Grimm areal f1 tho tate Th 0 1 • Wt w ""'ge me ICa 1 of Cdtpet Shampooer wit b wood saw timber. Write or GRANGE INSUMNCII: MaDeaj aOt.h d8]' of 4QUII 11111. t11t Plalft. Olrtober. JiliN• ., JudiPJMIIit •Ill 1M ' e Point ttnninology. 40 hour w~k . purchase of Blue Lustre CarM W R . ' WI benbl Oled "'" ,..tuoD ..alblt td:en aplatt bu. l1 in Docklrs' Hospital, Coral Pleaanl LocaJ Office of the ·~ tor, vr.1.eran!l ..• . . Eunyon, Mr. tiae .. ,., Juneti.l &nenp .wa~~. • ....l'l, PerrrnFfar,ntlrt .DI~. Gables, '" m.rlda, Room 2U, lor Weal VIrginia Department of A•·p IY ,.,'don'Jrua..ra pet Shampoo. Baker Furn1·• 1 see ville Ob' 1 R'd Mmers"d ,· lnsurance Agency ' lnc .. Pom· deU, rn n,. ('ourt ol! C4mdrloll Pl.._• " • 10, ag e 1 Jl,e " · eroy . Phone WY 2-3381. ot "~'•• cOuhtt Qhlo, the urn• bfl. WetJHe;• "'" runt. ~morial Hospital. 9 21 lure, Middleport. 8 21 Gtc' t 11 30tc · I l lk ~·~a~u.:-:4,:.:~c::;. ~'t~':..'o:..P:~: :.r:p=~~~C~=e ~ad IW'• =~oy=u.S:C:!.~ -~~- cur- 1N&turaL cavity 1'-..Ait.&r Ue8 ay PT. PLEASANT - Toddv G M d d ld ene ea ows, l1 ayl o so.. of James F. and Carotin Sayre Meadows, Pt. Pleasant. d' d Tu d Je es ay in Pleasant Val· ley Hospital. Surviving in addition to hi~ parents are one brolher, James "'imothy Meadows, at home; 1aternal grandparents. Omen Sayre, Leon Rt., and Mrs. Alberta Sayre, Pt. Plt:asant, anu paternal grandmother, Mrs_ Sadie Meadows, Pt. Pleasant. Graveside service will be conductcd Thursday at 10 a. m; at the Buffalo Memoria( Park Friends may call at the Crow- j noan 22. Fluent Latin •state Infant Meadows T THA-f -THAR Ct'II>E SHORE, IS A FINE FELLER--HE DO~ T GAMBLE,CUSS,5MOKE OR TETCH CORN-SQUEEltN 5 ' 21. 8holho- J. Other. &011088 • Englan•l _ Jes on . DAILY CROSSWORD 1 D' By FRED LASSWELL · BAIIHEY GOOGU ond SHUPFY SMITH ~· - By _;;:= ly HAROLD GltA Y LlnLE ORPHAN ANNIE 1 ~s 'IOU MJGT HA\11: BEEH IN ,1\ NLMBER OF OH, 'OliRE I LOTs <»= 'EM I BUT ~EVtQ ~R't' ~ IN AMY DIJ:'F£RENT"' ":,I!!::'"'·) .... ~.~ '~ To~ s ~'T ,., n.,H\.JIO: 1<.0-< ._.....,. , ' l 'N\1 '" ' 1D01 AtiD NO QJ4lOL IU' All FOR SOME f1?ETTY LONG, 'TRET'CHf61 POOR LITTlt Q~'-I !~~ LLAR AH, TOt-1'/r 8(,rr T HE ADVANT,q;;ES i:Hf'i: ·;-a PQ IT1 ..JUST TI-!INII, TOM, Tr1t: tlEIQI I 6H THAr I<ID k.tiOWs MORE t-~eour AD\,.t:INTAl\\:'ci \IJ14r!r MM S THI'O ~CI(£0 (): EOLICAT\ON {;~l't:'G MI'5SEI> I :\'•)) c WOti'IIJ ADULl ll~ TICK THAJi m E. A THOLISAt'lD :·;:•.r-.:-li,',•P;o,~' 'ai! TW.TS loJ(j(nJ t �' . . . . . -. .... .... ' { ~ -..... -· - .... - - ~ ... --.......... .. -... "..... -....... "" . - - .. . ~ ~-.··· .,._ . .... ' -~ -}- .. ..... . ·- ... ~;., ' . , ., -- ...-- __,... ~-~ ·--..-..~'"·""' .· I ;I '' 18-DJI!y Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Sept. 22, 1965 I old soldier Is a policeman In the - - -- - - - - -- -- - - - - . __ -- - , 557th Military Police Company He attended WahaABSIGNED IN ASIA IMr. and Mrs. Heru·y Elias was inmaVie~nam. H1gh school and was enLETART, W, VA. Army .,signed to the U. S. Army, gaged in farming before enler- I PFC Joseph F. Elias, son Miss Parker is Enrolled in Ohio University zy was placed in he Honor Just In! Styles a Ia Mode looth percentile on the English 1 PJacement Test for freshmen. Miss Parker was graduated as valedictorian of the Class of 1965, Rutland High School. She was awarded a $200 scholarship from the Meigs Couny LINDA BOYER upon being selected as County Junior Miss or She received the D.AR. Citizenship award, the llley're het'l!! Season's new Hush Puppies in refreshing styles and t!11ors_Again unbeatable In comlart . •. with 8R£ATHIN' BRUSHED PIGSKIN• evtr the bli se lection. CASUAL SHOES BY WOLVERINE iu, · '· I R A ~ Complete Selection in Hush Puppies For Every Member of Your Family Shop in Air Conditioned Comfort ,. editor of the Nor'wester year- I J ·-~' ARNOLD GRATE of the ' RUTLAND FURNITURE CO. I I • Reports that the DISCOUNT STORE ACROSS THE STREET HAS Proven a real success e e <-; . The discount store has given us a location for our Gihson Appliances, U<ed Furntture and new furntture damaged and any item we feel we have bad around too long. We wtll put these items in our Discount Store at a Discount Price. Our Furniture business has increased so much since we opened thio sto~e we have had to purchase a new truck to take care of the added busmess. Sale $8.88 Salt $1.34 411rlo "Phil Mold" PANTIES 1 CREW SOCKS lons. Stretch seamless construction. Fits all sizes Bl> to 11 . N"' !all eoloro. U.yon and Eiderlon panties in candy stripes, prints and florala. ElaaUc leg brief style. Si>e 6 to 14. $1,00 Sizes 10 to 13, 100" cotton with ribbecl crew top, multi eolor trim. 49c SOc .,.., neat fitting ny- L-eived many school subject a- wards. Su:ly received honorable men- NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY IIGYS lion in the Ohio University Dis-- PIRMANINf MENS NECKTIES trict on the Ohio General Schol- arship test ; ranked in the 57th percentile on the National MerIn ! it Scholarship Qualifying Test SOIOOL TROUSERS Well Known Brands $1.00- $1.50and $2.50 NECKTIES FOR THIS SALE ClubMeetsat ; NicholsonHome 1 The Star Garden Club held its Seplember meeting at the 1home of the president, M r s. Seth Nicholson, on Thursday afternoon. Mr&:. Nicholson opened I the meeting with devotions, the I business meeting was t'Onduct' ed with Mrs. Orion Nelson in~ stalling the following officers : : Mrs. Grover Stout, president; Mrs. Neal Jeffers, first vice Ipresident; Mrs. Robert Jewell, 1second v'ire president, and Mrs. I Pearley Nelson, secretary-treasurer. Mrs. Virgil Atkins presented tach officer with a corsage. 1 Mrs. Nicholson, the retiring president, was also presented a corsage. Mrs. Atkins made the corsage using different colors of mums from her garden. Mrs. Norman Will and Mrs. Atkins were thanked by the club lor presenting the radio program on the topic, "Water Conservation." Arrangements of fall f1owers were judged with Mrs. Herb Zeller a guest, and Mrs. Grover Stout receiving the awards. The program chairman, Mrs. Atkins, gave a poem on "Excitement in the Garden." Mrs. Pearley Nelson gave a talk on the "Origin of our Common Garden Vegetables." The potato originated in Ireland, the beet in Egypt, corn was Indian maize. A contest on flowers waH won by Mrs. Stout. The next meeting will be Oct. 14 at the home of Mrs. Earl Nelson at Albany with • sale of aeeda and bulbs. The club Is to visit Howery'• Dahlia Farm before the next meeting, lhne ro be announced. Mr•. Ray Nlcbolton brought seeds from her perennial garden and gave some to the mern-. bers. Tasty refreshments were served by Mrs. Nicholton. T be members then toured the Nicho~ 8011 and Norman Wtll Dower gardens. P-!AN - .-.-AK-E-SALE I The Forest Run Metbod!Jt Church will have a bake ll8le Friday Oct. I at the Duke Dry Cleaner Shop. The nle wUI IJe. One Frtt With Every Ono You Buy Buy o $1.00 Tie ... . Got Another $1.00 Tit Froo Buy o $1.50 Tie .... Get Another $1.50 Tit Frtt Buy 1 $2.50 Tie .... Got Another $2.50 Tie Frtt 300 Ties in all for this sale including all of the Ready tied ones. IIOYS COTTON CREW SOCKS Sizes 8~ to 10% . White. Ribbed top with color trim. 3 pairs $1.00 Pllllt All sizeo 8 to 18. . _ "'Koretron" pre11 fnt erease retaining pl'OGII& Solid colors: whea~ ladeD IJ'oen, black. In .,_,._ live style that h&vo belt loops. Worn with 1 euJf or the beltl.,. model that hao adiu&loble Wlllll. Full taper log, cuffiello. $3.95 ''aiACON., MENS HANES COTTON ATHLRIC SOCKS All white with ribbed top. Sizes 10 to 13. I 2 pairs $1.15 RECDVING BLANms lltze 30 by to lncheo 1110% cotton. COIII(>let4' washable. Paotel eolon IDd white wlth &untiJ print design, 2 for $1.59 SALEI INSTAMATIC CAMERA OUTFITS ARnFICIAl Juot 1-$26.95 lnotomotle 150 Outfit . , . . .. $18.33 Juot 3--$44.95 lnotomotic 300 Outfit .. , • , $32.00 Juot 1--$54.95 lnslomotic 400 Outfit .... $40.00 Outfit includes the camera, fla sh batteries, 4 flash bulbs, Kodapak Film Cartridge, instruction book. FRUIT Made of fine vt&yl pluUc. Reoltstic _....,.. ond feel. Conslita ol. re4 apple, green apple, I bananat, plum, pear, leo:'d 2 onmges, lemGG IJ"IIpe cluster. 66c •btf FOR FALL SEWING DRESS MATERIAL Solid color, 65% Dacron Polyester and 35% Cotton. Wash and wear, preshrunk, drip dry. Requires little or no ironing, 45" wide in white, black, pastel and Fall coloQI. lUST IN! SCOTT CUT-IUTI PLASTIC SANDWICH BAGS New ...1-tlto flap, 10 plOBtlc oandwicll bop .. a roll. 4 rolls $1.00 yord SUNBEAM $19.95 DUTCH FLOWER BULBS Big Shipment! Plant now for Spring beauty. Colorful tulips, hyacintlls, daffodils, narcissus, crocus, muscari, iris and anemones. CANNON " POTOMAC" BLANKETS Plaid 5% wool blanketpair• 70x80 - bound wlth acetate 11tin. Blue, Yel· low. Green, Rose. $4.89 • p.~lr MIRACLE SHREDDED FOAM SUPER SOFT Ideal stuffing f o r clolla, toys, sofa pillows, boat cushions etc. 1 lb. bag. 69c uiet Settles over Kashmir neasy Shooting Persists Beyond Bypass Bids at December21 The Ohio Department or Highthe wayo today set De<. 21 ao the tentative date to open bids on a 4.01-mile oeclion or the proW posed SR 7 bypass or Pomeroy I f.nd Mltitlleport ln Moigs rounl) . CI1ANCES The section, which will cost WASIUNGTfbelN 1.- h toda f 8 1g 1 an estimated $2.8 million (In- appeared ro Y or eluding right of way an~ en- soy government • Industry congineering), wiU be two lanes frontation o~er the, ques~Joo of conatructed access right of way. 1966 auto prtces and excise taxThe section Ues between a es. Chrysler Corp. called forth point 2.1 miles oorth of the Gal- accusations of bad faith MonJia . Meig 11 county line, a:lll ex- day when tt announced · prtce teoda ro SR 124, one half mile : boosts on the 1966 models. west of the SR 124-143 inter- Chrysler denied the ar · 'JS8· section. tion and said it had and would lnclucted in the construction continue to pass along the tax will be a railroad grade separa- cut to auto buyers. It claimed tion over the NYC railroad and -and administration officials three bridges carrying SR 7 Wednesday appeared to a~ree over Leading Creek and Town- - that the increases ;"~<ices ship Rd. 204, Thomas Fork, were needed to cover the cost and Dirt Creek. All road!i cross-- of the safely features mad.e ing the project will be relocat- standard on the 1966 mode1o. "'ORLD I ~ r~oc~~ I~Rm~iat• Mrs. DaviS vicinity UN' s Imposed Cease F i r e Unitod Prooo lnternotionol India and Pakistan today observed a truce in the border war over Kashmir. Guns finally became silent, but some, and a naval battle were reported up to and a few minutes after the agreed time for a, ceasefire. Pakistani naval headquarters at Karachi reported that Indian vessels attacked Pakistani warships on the high , seas hours before the cease-fire went inlo effect. A brief announcement said the Pakistani ships counterattacked and sank an indian frigate. Artillery shelling with some casualties on both sdes was reported along lhe border between India a n d Pakistan before the cease-fire. there will be a much wider Radio Pakistan anncmced conflict. He said the council harj the nationwide blackout impos- assured Pakistan that steps ed as protection against Indian would be taken to resolve tile bombing would continue until Kashmir dispute but did not further orders. specify what steps. The radio said Friday would Ayuh Khan thanked the Chi• ,I ' . ~ be a day of thanksgiving for nese Communists, Indonesia, divine protection against the in- Iran, Turkey, Saudi Arabia, Jorvader. il said the nation will or- dan and Syria lor exter.d1ng STILL YOUNG, ACTIVE - William Napier, 104 year-old Wayne county, W. Va. resident, visited his great rer prayers lor the fallen and support to Pakistan in its li ght great grandc hild ren, Derek and Jennifer Badgley, and his great granddaughter, Mrs. Darell Badgley, of L... for those defending the front- against lndia and said . ''China's 1tart Falls this week when in Meigs county. Mr. 1'\apier, who says he " has about 250 descendents," remains actlines. moral support will forever re- ive selling light bulbs and Mason shoes to earn extra pocket money. Mr. Napier credits his longevity to practic• An Indian spokesman said the main enshrined in our hearts. ing honesty which hel ps lead to a rela.~ed, worry-free. tension-free way of Jiving. Mr. Badgley, tbe children's Sikkim-libet border was quiet- Pakistan II Indebted to them." father, was at work and unahle tu attend this picture-taking in The Daily Sentinel offices, Mechanic-s!, Pomeroy, er but that Chinese troops were · ----------------still In the crest astride the Ma-;1: . county •.s Conti.nul·ng lmmuni·zati.on :enw~"'::d~y ~~lo:sa:~~~~:::'~ ~u~i~::.:~t. showed no signs Pakistani President Mohammed. Ayub Khan warned in a nali~wide rad~o broadcas~. that th~ struggle 15 _not over de- The Meigs County Health De- ~ 12. 1receive boaster !!lhots for dipl\. 1 Jand were completed earlier th1s if sucw·~sful. spite the _cease-hre.- He cal~ed partment, through Dr. E. F. The schedule is fo r Salisbury( week. Booster, or stimulating doses, theria and tetanus. ~ Security Council _resolub~ Maag, president of the Board of and Bradbury September 23, Basic immunization should be should be given at prop~r illler-'1 These basic requirements nst· mad~uate ~nd unsatlsfactor~ Health, today anno11nced "Boost-1Pomeroy Sc-hools Septt:'mber 24,]completed in the firs t year of ' vul~. The:->e recommendatior~s ed are complying with tbe com-I DETROIT - GENERAl~ ttl(). but ~ald Pakistan h~d agrr~ m er immunization for diphtheria, Chester and Riverview Septrm· i lire. This b<Jsic protection for · are u ~ follows: 3 - 5 year-; for ! pu lsory immunization law. en.. A.!e ' tors Corp., the giant of ~he autn the mterest of mternatJOnal tetanus, wtlooping cough and ber 27, Salem Center, Harri:;on- · diphtheria - tetanus - whooping smallpox re-vaccination and ev-•1acted by the General Assembly -ol _. :~~ · industry, apparently quteted a peace . . . smallpox vaccination will con- , ville and Columbia September\ cough consists of three :shots giv 1 ery 3 years for diphtheria - tet- of the State of Ohio. 1 ImmunizatiOns are available '. /i,,l.'t..tMrt:, Della .. ......11p ~v~ . storm of controversy over aato Ayu~ Khan said the Secur1ty tinue to be made available in · 28, Syracuse, Letart Falls and 1en al one month InTervals. The ' anus and whooping cough. a-,,-1- ~- e1 Vlritori, ~~:~ by announcing 11ightly ~ouncJl had been warned that area schools." . • Pwtland September 29. and Eas- ' basic smallpox va~.:cination is ' Whooping rougn prevention in all physicians' offices or at 11 at 5 p~ iii. 'WidnesdaY: folloW· lower prices for lts lU6fi models. IIf some m~i _ ~~-~volv~ Immunization will be giVen by tern High School, Tuppers P!ins usually done during the first boosters are not m~h.1ded for i the Meigs County Health De· in~ a long IUIM!ss. She w~s the The announcement Wednesday I _ _ . public health nurses to kimk··- and. Bedford Octo~er 1. i year of life- on the left upper ch ildre~J . over e igh~ years of partrilent eaa. Saturda~' from widow of Ernest E. DaVISby GM made it apparent the ~~,»&~ garten, grades l, 3, 6, 9, .and Middleport , Racwe and Rut· · arm and leaves a v1s1ble sc2r . age. Ch1ldre n over eLght only 1 9 to 11 a. m. Mrs. Davis was borll at Sa- industry •• a whole would not Southera Hi&b ochool foot- - - --- - - - - · ---- --------- -- -- ~ - - - - - - ' - - - - - -- - - - !em Center, May 31, 1882, follow C:try•ler's lead in boost- boll player• will w01b taro f ·-~' C daughter of the !ole Mercer ing the retail cost of new cars. Friday bepnnlng at 8:30a.m. 0 S: SAIGON (UP it - Amerivans 0 0 and Anlct Harkins. she was Ford and American MotJrs at tbe blgb scbool. PrOceeds can and allied forces swet>p- 1 twice married, her ru-st being have not yet announced 1966 from the waob will go to tbo PJ Lib ing a Virt cong area 40 mil•• dd ] on Dec. 21, 1912 to Floyd FiSh- prices. GM said it was passing Southern Lou! Albletit B~tease eturn ver ue to rary k0 11r1edlh .~ CSoamtgmoouniWst,dgnueesrdra1.1: ~ es u en y baugh. They operated a dairy on ro the consumer the entire era fund drive. Everyone "" ·h • = farm n~ar Lancaster for 44 three per cent federal excise tog to support the buy" are In· Mrs. Vilma Pikkoja, lib_rari~n ~ schedule.. turned 145 books already_ this las and unrovered the largest I At yt· 1 arter his death m tax reduction and was reduc-- ~!ted. to bave their can a ttbe for . the Bookmobile ServJce m She pomted out mere is no week she annou nced Wednes cache of •·nemy arms and amge 19 tumeu to Vinon. Her ing the cost of six items of saft-- school as early in tbe mora- Mr.1gs Co~nty, today urged ali t cha~ge - as yet - for persons , day. . munitions to date, a milit.ary : 1 1 0 as stard•. New 54 chauncey L. 1 he preceded her in death Feb. 1 Mrs. PtkkoJa expla1ned therei that penalties may have to be the s!'veral locali!Jes and al' Zealand 11nd S~utb Vietnam- 1m ' ~afl~::~.endiedus~~~~~nl1~~ MIAMI _ HURRICANE CAREFUND REMINDER I are approximately 2,800 booksl imposed unless the public schools, or taken to the B<" k· e. troops rombuwd to launch hts home. 35 Chillicothe Rd., at 23 , 1963. She was he last of a family rol came to a halt far out in Farmer~ were reminded to- that hav~ not been returned on! proves more coopera11ve. mob ile Headquarters on East tbc massi\·e st'arcb and de- 12 30 tod . H had b of eight sisters. Her only sur· the Atlantic today and weather- day by c. E. Blakeslee, coun· time wh1ch ~~ds to_ hamJ:lt!r i Answering . an earlier plea, Main-:it in Pomeroy in . _ t he stroy operat1on 12 days ago. 1 m hisa.u:~l h:~it oen Wed:: vivors are three nephews and men said it would remain ~ ty agricultural extens\on ~gent. the bookmobiles cLCculah_on, patrons m Middleport hav~re-- former_ Hoed~Store . ~u~ld1~~ I:~ day. He had resided 00 Chil1i. 1 a niece, Robert Hill of Rut- sentially stationary today •nd that September 30, 1965 " he i cothe Rd., at the plact of his land, Gerald Reed or Columbus tonight. Carol packed 85 mile an deadline for riling requestS lor ~ IX I death lor 34 years . and Ronald BoDo of Log•n and hour winds but was more :han refund ol federal lax on gasoI Mr. Evans had engaged it Mrs. Anise Ulmbs of Florida: 2,01)) miles from the eastern Une u~ for non·highw~y pur• ! 1many commercial operations. Mrs. Davit ..... I na 'le: of seaboard and posed no threat poses m tbe 12-month pertod end• IS riC ' At one lime ho owned and op30 the Vinton Methodist church, to any land area immediately. ing June of thll year. e Ierated a popular restouranl on - , Wednesday DieS Al A prices somewhat on lts 1966 cars. While there was some q~stion _about how GM ~as figurmg thJS, the company s st~le-ment appeared to ta~ the w~nd out of some congressiOnal saals 1 I 83 1 Limited Quantity for This Sale 89c • FIVE CENTS THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1965 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO NO. 133 To be Opened YOUNG MINI Electric Slicing Knives Add the Gourmet Touch to your carving, aafet, guard switch, eight inch stainless steel blade~, removable corp, slices and carves, Genuine "Sunbeam'' for This Sale $13.97 Other Sunbum Electrlcol $28.95 Rodlant Control Self L-oring Toaoten ..................... Sale $23.16 $21.95 Deluxe Rocllont Control Toaoters S.lt $17.56 $23.95 Deluxe Donloh Modern Percolotoro $19.16 $17.25 Steom or Dry Irona, white hondlo oole $13,80 $15.45 StNm or Dry Irona .. ., .. .. Sole $12.3& $10.95 lronm11ter Dry Irons .• , , ••. , . S.le $8.76 $13.95 Slum or Dry Iron• . ·....•. , .. Sole $11.16 $22.95 Con Opentr ond Knlle Sharpener $11.36 $19.95 Con Opener with llond . :. , . . Sole $16.56 $17.25 Deluxe Hond Mixers ..• .•. •. S.le $13.80 $12.95 Hend Mixen .. .. .. • .. • • • .. Sole $10.36 $34.95 Mlxm11ter ... . .... , ...•. , . . S.lt $21.05 $63.95 MlxiMiter with stolniNS otttl bowh $51.16 $27.95 Slicing Knlv• ... . , ... , . , .. , S.le $22.36 $41.25 Woffle S.ker ond Grill ...... S.lt $33.00 $25.20 Sou..,.n with removoble control .. $20.16 $18.25 Autometlc Egg Cookers ..••• , S.lt $14.60 $24.95 BuHot Style Fry Pono .••... , Sole $19.96 $19.25 Fry Po1111 .. . . ... . .. ....... S.le $15.40 $29.95 Buffet Style Fry Pont •• •. , • •. Sole $23.96 $19.25 Portoblt HNten .•••••• , • , . Sole $15.40 $29.25 Portoble Heoltrs ..••• • • , • ••. S.le $23.40 $24.95 Holr Drytn ................ Sole $19.96 $29.95 Hair Dryers ,. .............. S.le $23.96 Thursday and Friday 9 to 5 - Saturday 9 to 9 :T:ra:d:e:W=i=th=Y=o=u==---.!~--:: ~~'f;1~_E_J_b_e_r_f_e_lcJ__-s_.,~ " '!,~ ~ ~PI!-"'!"0~:_m_e_r..,.o~y ..::D:o:n:'t:F:o:rg:e:t:!:W=e:W=il:l I;._ tern. Solid colors. Sit:ea 36 ro 40. Sheer - The charter was draped memory of members, Hhena I and the 96th percentile on the Yost and Ethel Tedrow and [ National Educational D~velop­ Past National Councilor. Hester · ment test. Runne.r, when Theodorus Coun- I suzy ·s ot her actlV!ties · · inc 1udcil, Daughters of America. met ed. the Big Bend Minstrel AsMonday evening at tile lOOF sociation, bugler for the RutH;:~IL land American Legion Post 467, Della Stalrt, councilor, presid- All County Band. RH.S. chored and lhe meetmg opened us, Junior and Senior play in ritualistic form He_oorted ill casts, received a superior rat· j were Gladys Cuckler in Holzer ' ing at the Ohio State Solo conI Hospital with a broken hip, Lest for cornet solo, and played Mabel Bearhs and Wilma Ter· first trumpet at the Morehead rell and Eliza beth Campbell, State College •nd Band Clinic all are hume from hospital and at Morehead, Ky. She is residimproving. One member. Eth- ing C:Jt Br1.>mley Hall. el Tedrow, was lost by death Mabel Wolfe was reported in , I'Jce. di!:ilress, having lost sister by ! Five members of Forest Rose death. Margaret Seidenabel re- Council, Edith Betzing, associ· signed as trustee and Marie ate state councilor, Kirl and Hauck was elected to tre of-~ Phylli~ Rowan, Ulah Swan and Gertrude Hoffman were presj ent i:lnd each spoke briefly. At lht' dose or the meeting, potluck refreshments wert servi ed honoring, Mrs. Seidenabel ; the new deputy. ' ...•. ~ Sale $1.34 STOCKINGS I Star Garden 4 ! I Quill potch print jtckets. Zipper front, CCJG- vertiblt turtle neek blouooo olutie bottom macbino waohable. lliloa lto8Xand71oU.. WOMENS SHANMONT SEAMLESS AGILON 1 I A wonderful value ln WI> Sale $2.34 l ..- · SPORT JACKm 1 rldl brushed pigskir~ le<~lher and crepe sales. Carelree 'ciiiSI ther're resistant lo dirt and slains. A mere brush· lnll keeps your Hus~ Puppies l1ke new. C'mon in and look ~~ SWEATERS mens mohair sweatera, V neck slipoven and cardi· &ana. Cable stitch pat- Rot. 2.95 (Silos 7 to 141 first place winner in the girls' division of the Meig., County Teen-age Driving Road-E-O; Co- VOL XVII ..RLI COTTOit Water repe11ent nylon stretch pants for girls hand washable. Need no pressing. Blaek, royal blue and brillbt red, Reg. 1.95 (Sizeo 3 to 6X1 Philip Sousa Band Award, was I GOOD fOR "100KIN' fOR WORMS", MARBlES, and FOR OTHER VERY IMPORTANT BOY'S ACTIVITIES Meigs 1965. Good John book; Editor of the "Spyglass," school newspaper ; a member of the National Honor Society for two years: served as presidenl ol the RH.S. Band, and also was student director; was the secretary - treasurer of the R.H.S. student council, and re.. WOMINS MOHAIR STRETCH PANTS Junior Chamber of Commerce Rev. aod Mrs Eddie Boyer of Cheshire are auouacing the eagagement ol their daugbter, Linda, to Carl Wamsley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Vlr!lll Wamsley, also of Cheshire. Miss Boyer attended Middleport Higb scbool. Mr. Wamsley is a 196! graduate of ~yger Creek High ochool and is employed by the State Higbway Dept. In Columbus. A wedding date has been set for Nov. 25 al the Zion Free Will Duptist Church. Rev Ed· dte Boyer will perform .. the c-eremony. · Charter Draped In Memory of Two Members GIRLS NYLON -' Dnoted To The Interne. Of The Meip-M01on .4rea BARGAINS ALL 0 VER THE STORE English class. She ranked in the en tin at y END OF THE MONTH SALE Miss Linds Sue (Suzyl Park' er, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Parker, Rutlaod, has enrolled at Ohio University. Su- OPEN FRIDAY NITE TILL 9:00 P.M. • ELBERFELDS !, of 1 Vietnam, Sept. 10. The 22-year- ing the Army. ' ••• " . !'! Pfea ser-~" '·' ;~ia~= ~S:"'~":! ~rdeq~~~:!n~ns!alled Laggard . '. R 0 d B00kS ° LE ( l}j A 54 ,::, ::,:::::~,,~,,,,,;w :,:;~s :! 1:~~~t:'ks to: ~~~;::,~, ~:~~~etok\ow:~~~: b!;'!h:a\~: ~~~~ne~ ~i::: : ·~~:~;: "!~.~~~~!~. ~Hank! ~vans 1 House v0 tes $7 I M.II. F Ah Fl d p s S• Gasco men I lOll H I o· t . t ep ~:~~~~~::,e::ld:PupilSurveyTestPeriod (E~TI sCh001S Of tens 00 fOJCCt CaptureAward : ~~\~~~~~~:~::~a~~~:~~ 1,:30 a. m. Saturday at . . I Six Middlepo rt a;ea employ- ator or wholesale grocery busthe Vinton "MethOdl!ll church WASHINGTON !UPI) - The my engmeers was authome-d,! Reservoir near Logan, whic h ees of ColumbJa Gas of Ohw.- iness and furniture store at Rev. c. J. Lemley will offtcl: Ends t"n MiddlepOrt house Wednesday approved an but World War !I sidetracked it. I would cuS\ almost $20 mdlion ' In< . have helped \he company's Third Ave. and Olive St. He ate and burial will be in For_ommbus pubhc ~~rks bill that . Moelle sa1d ?Ls . next obJe~- but would _prov1de c001ple1e , Soutlw~stern d!stnbutlon .diS· : was a member o( the First Bap. :ose nu~·::.' .. n at Lan. . mcl~ed a .f7.1 m1lhon flood p~- hv~ was to obta m hnlll authon· flood pr~tect10~ down through lrit't wm th_e ~oveted Amenca~ tist Church and aduattd • 1 caster under the direction of Clarence Thompson •. Mtddleport School Supermtend- leclton proJect for Athens, Ohto. zat1on or the :argerC iea r Cree~ the Hockmg ll1ver Vall ey_._ _ Gas Association Safety Men! from Gallia Academ,"In 1930 _ th 'McCo F , llo ent reported today Mtddleport Schools have completed Rep. Waller H. Moeller, 0·award for 1965 by postmg a "'c- H ho in W 1n t Fr~end• rna~ ca~n~~alhc ru:: adnilnlstration of the 1965 _Ohio Survey T~sts.. h' Ohio, described the vote as "a G•·oup 7 Bankers ord or almost three years on at ~a;.~s o~nAU& ; 1~11 · [I , tod A newly devised tesltsg program tnstttuted t ts dream come true after 24 years n · thm tnbs w1thout a smgle lost- r the 1 1 Lew · •d 8 h ay, Oh' S T t h been r 1 . , . .d o a .e Is an ert a aI ho me a er • p. m. tl th hou th year in Ohio Schools the to urvey es s ave o ruslratton and delay Hear Nuttv Sp~t'fh t1me '"" en1. · K 11 E H of ·~u unt e r OJ e ser- acce ted in almost ~very part of the state and by ali i The federal govem~ent will . . Wf \T • } The employ ee-s art' Allan e er. l'&ns. e_ Wll Gilt . vtce. kind~ of school systems. In the local syste_m. the tests contribute. $4.5 million toward Dr. Henry '.1. Johnson, lo•h-. Leonard .. Middleport manage~ ::~~:~ ~~ ~~:~~~;: an~,: were given all students tn the cost Wllh stale and local io-1 anapohs, Ind., used as , hts l for the company . Harley Hend llh od . t St EmtiHS 8 t to des 4 6 8 and 10 formance. terests providing tbe rest subject. "How to Keep From ncks. Juh u!; Sam· age, Howard 1 ers a 518 ers, an ey, 0011 er8 gra ba• ' of testa ' iven The tests will yield, however, The - project is expecied 10 ' Going Nuts in a Nu:ty World" : 0 f3flS1 100 Logan. Wendell Gerlat·h and [erson aod Robert Alron Evans, Meet Grid Team The t~eryl 1 -~ of individual and group resulta, in- open 500 acres or undeveloped when he spoke before the Group! 1Maur~ce DursL . all of Galltpolts, Leslie Evans 'Meet the Team" night will e:h grah.e eve 1 ~:.:~ con- eluding raw scores and percen- land in the Athena flood plai" Seven meelmg o( the Ohio 3ank- STANFORD, Calif (UPll Mr. Leonard sa1d the award ~Ashland, Ky. , Mr•. Alma be observed when the Middle-- t e! ac~:::n English ex· tile 1anks, ~s well as analy~is for use by Ohio University and ers Association at the Ohio1The orderly transition of ~ov- 1 was ~resenl.ed for a total of : of n~ and ~5 • Hall, both port AthletJ~ Booster Associa- cerru~ nd ~· th tl of the test 1tems, together wtth private industry_ University Inn in Athe r.s rues- ernment after the assassma- 1.000.682 hours worked by the , a~oo Beac • Fla .. and tion meets tonight, at the Mid- ~1011, : ad:a:~a ~Iii~; other statistical data of bital · Dr. Vernon Alden. university day evening. I lion of President Joh n F. Ken-,165_~~ployees or Colu~b~a of Mrs. Col trude How~:~ dleport High School cafeteria. :~t ~ri!r admini~t~a- use to teachers, he no:ted. b president, said the project Attending this meeting from ~dy was due largdy to saturJ· ~luo s ~tt~;a~~:~n d~s~ict ~ ~:fu byo.h::-eb::en Ben a: Films of the Mlddleport-Wa- tion. of the testa student bulle- The tests were devls~ Ed Y would guarantee the continued the Pomeroy National Bank 110 ~ coverage of ~~e cnt Lc~l 1 1;6~en -th. t ' d. 3~. u~ed ., John Everette Eva~ and • hama i&me also will be shown. tins were give~ to each .~tll- the_ S!Bt~ _D_epartme~t o Ud· clearing the way fGr coustruc- were Edison Hobstelter, Dr. , peflod by n~wls _melia, accor . Itrial ;;c ~~nt a ISa mg m us- brother and sister in ~ancy Parents and iDterested. persons "nl hi cation OJVlSIOJl of Gwdance an t'on amountin to ._. 1 .11 . 10 . R E 8 01·c Alfred M Elber mg to a soc1o ogica survey to 1 . . · 'ted den to be tested to 1 orm m Testing in c$junction with Ed· th1 r tug f"' mJ Jon 1 The total has continued to rise His marriage to the forml!!r ·1d ·w e, p· ·k _· · El·d- - be published next week. 1 llJ't. In VI • and his parents of the nat•tre ucational • Testing . e near. u re. e ,ks arren icSen~.H b on I "Never before , il is safe to :smce th e end of th e awa rd per- Meudows, took pIace May "-. Service, w ,, 1 11 of the leJta. These bulletins Pr' to N J The btU. nowdor goes ro the Sen- ee • ueorge All · " sll·e .er, ..........., him In mce n, . . · say, has sueh o 1arge propor· iod · w1th 69 •776 more accident 1931 . and she t'-"~~ 15 1or '1s en semen! which Max·me G"·1r·th 1 · med ror use ." 'SKS JUDGMENT should be rela ate an an · · · free hours added through Aug dealh in January " b bl ·n ' Joan H · nd Mar Grov 1tmn of the Amencan peop le · • 1963 · One tt011 1 The Elk Relining Co., Char- interpreting the tests 1'8111lla pr.~ a Y Wt . come soon. er arnsou • Y " been able to 1.,. 1 so instantly 31 to mark an even greater ach- Bill Joe Evaoa and o granclleston lw filed 8 petition in which should be available ••rWRONG PO REPORTED I I have diSCussed lh!J with · and closely a part of evenlsllevemenl for gas company em-]daughter, both of Galltpolll, Metga' County Common Plea• ly In November. . Cong, Walter H. Moeller ha~~ members of the House Approand deeds or great national sig-1ployees, Leo~~_p~nled out. •urvive. rourt seeklne • money judg- These teats were destRned to recommended_ that R E. Pick prtatoons Committee and they 30 D J 'I T j nilicance," the publication says. Th" F "I Servtces will be beld ot I Pmetlt of ,1,1$1.3'1 and loreclos- assist the teacher in his In- en_s, oow a ctty earner In the Iassure me that the Athens proay 81 erm8 The book, "The Kennedv As•eves ftl lo m. Saturday al Miller'• Home ur> of llltll1llle from Leoter struclional planning ' "d to as- Middleport post offtce: be Jec! w1ll be funded thlo year. Suspended by Judge lsassinalion and the American! Break Store Safe for Funerala. Rev. Josepb ond Vlrlbdl F. Hawk, Tuppen sis! him in meeting the needs transferred to the posttton 111 see no reason why planning James N. Harris, 24, Middle-IPublic : Social communication," Pomeroy Police Chief Jed Chapman will officiate, and bur· Pla.tns. of the todivldual_ studenta. The rural carrier• Middleport Pos~ · work cannot be(lin In 1965," port, was. given two suspended : will be published Sept. 30 hy lhe Webste: said today thieves who ial will be in Mound IDU cem• Information provided by this Offtee. It was erroneously an Moeller satd. . 30-day jatl sentence Wednes- Stanford University Press broke tnlo Laandmark's Town tery. Friends IDI)' call at the program will help <1U1ers Inter- oounced Wednesday '",-:, r~ Project planB call !Ol' eolarg- day mornin~ in Meigs County (18.951. and Country store, 54« E. Main- funerol home 011 Fridly froiD Vettrno Memorial Btll)lltal ested tn these tlllldenta made tease from Cong. Moe r' 0 • ing and straightenlitc about22,· court by Judge Frank w. Porsl, over the past weekend did ' 2 io ~and 7 Ill t p. 111. Allmlalllollit - Homer Newell, wise decisiotll concerning high ~c~~a~ Plckenl: no~; clerk 000 Ieee! or the exilting channel ter. Jr. after conviction on ool open the store's safe. Mo1011; Gladya Parf!U, Pome- school programs of study, parorneroy ost tee. of the Hocking River throu'•h charges of petty larceny and asSOCIAL ANNOUNCED I Webster said the safe was oproy: !lblrley Pfost, Ripley. ticularly In ei8hth and lenth Athens and clearing and anag- sault. There will be an ice cream · ened Wednesday by a special Jllocll!r.... - Hersbcel Nor- ~tadea, Mr.' ThompSOD said. WEATHER (ling of about another 10,000 feet Judge Porter, after suspend- social Saturday evening at the 1technician and all its contenta William W. Bolill, II, ~ rio, Racine; Howard Wood, The tests are not Intend- Some Powtrl Rl'h upstream and 3,0llt feet down- in8 the jail ,entence, placed Syracuse Methodtsl church were mlacl. The burglar• had Second-St., Middleport, wu jaiiJieethvllle; Mulne Sto!ford, eel as competitive eumlna- l't-84 11 •••I •• ooadl low te- stream. , Harris on probation for two sponsored by the Youth Fellow- broken off the controls lnd jam- ed WedntldiJ by till Meigl Pomerw; JuDo Glbbl. Pome- lions whereby a!ltdenta are re- tdPt SUI. Frltltl' etoaoiJ, coo~ l The project was f!rsl proposed! years and ordered him Ill pay ship. Ice cream and cakt will med tbe safe ID their bid to en- County Sba111'1 4lpiii!IMI 1111 ~ ~Uey, M110n. ~etl lor an oulltandina per- er, ~~. ~-~ • •.. 1m. !Ml and .~ 11~ IIJ ,tbtl Az· Ql tbtloctitlll. . , lie serve<!. .ttu iL • ~ ~ , ··11'1ii91!1fJli.,.. ,UW· .11 1111'10 ., 'f' •.,. .. . ... , :' .J . .J t "l.i ,, " ·-·! .. .. ;' t:.; Ne"'S MedJ'a I "as Ita T T K ey 't• , I '7"' I au: I :the I ° toda,. rw; ~~~,, f~· ~rt 1~·-·~ttr·fjHt r.~- J':~·.,;~ l-\'0(1~· ·~ "."ta I , ' ". 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