http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/af55aeb6247f6cbcc68f658c00876bff.pdf 83f28d2153d0bf0f492cd3d6b2450de9 PDF Text Text ... '"· . ._, .. I •• ' ..... -----F I ' . '. 8-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Sept., 27, 1965 Two NeuJ Pupils are - -- ---- ~--· ' r~ ~ Around And Attendance Pms Presented; Workers, BEDFRD SCHOOL - There I About H th Ch h are two new pupils at Bedford ill Teachers Honoreel at ea urc school, Deidie NO<! is in the II Middleoort • - At B••tlford School J Rock Springs ~ ' Winter Activities Planned; Craldt' Mainly About Club Organized by Syracuse La 1es People In Wmter acUv!Ues were plan- chairman. Jessie Cortrlll, d A·: ned and a Craft Club organlz. sltsants, Mabel Plckensan r k Pcmeroy . ed when the Syracuse Third lo Sellers; reporter~, Ada Slac Club to Serve loocl b'/ 8 mo I e c Plans were made to serve the Attendance plllll were present-Itendance record; Stephanie eOrd first grade, and Libby Noel " m,~ . Bloodmobile In October by the I Wednesday Homemakers met at and Margaret Cottrill. ed and teachers and workers 1Beth Full~t., Lu Anll f'rench, Jen- , the second grade. 1 Miss Sarah Bechtle, who 1S 1 Rock SpringS, Better Health Mr. and Mrs. Karl Grue~er the holJ)e of president Irene It was reported that outside t~ the Heath Methodist Church , oifer Gobel, and Robbie Ord.' Patty and Wayne Well• went employed in Columbus, spent , Club Friday afternoon at the spent Sunday at Jackson With Parker. Twelve me,;bers an- craft work oannot be done ~~ School were recogmzed Sunday Rece 1vmg une year pms were to Trenton Mil'higan over the the weekend w1th her parents, Ih rn of Mrs Harold Blackston her aunt a.n~ uncle, Mr. and swered roll call by namlnB the regular Homema~er mee morning when Christian Educa· IJay Ord, John Russell, M 1 k e weekend Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bechtle and A~h e R d. , Mrs. Leo Williams. somethinB to be used in dry ar- iogs, rather only proJeC~ outtsrfl Sunday was observed. Edwards. Danny Edwards, Mark Jean Mees J:mice Eastman family. M~~s G:r·e Skinner resi.l Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hat- ran ements The secretary's re-lined by the County CoU~IJ. Receiving eight year pins Russell and Barbara Fultz. Nancy St cialr and Carolv~l Mr. and Mrs. ~taine Walburn den conduct~ the ~~tlngl field of Rutland were Saturday porf was re~d by Margaret Cot- It was agreed to contt~ue the w ·· B11l~ Dav1s and Douglas , Adults m1ssmg noL more than Bnckles erformed at the Ja~k- a~~ chlidren, Vtenna, W. ~a. wht~h 0 ened with the theme I guests of Mr. and ~rs. Clarence trill in the absence of the sec- Homen,takers Club meetmgs on D vson and Kenny Smith, a two sessions included M1ss Bess A Festival with the vts1ted over the weekend P. I Andrews and fam1ly. ta Kathr n Johnson Bet- the thtrd Wednesday of .eacb I ' year pin Receiving Lhree Sanborn. Jack Bechtle, Luc1lle ~on PP eMarching Band. Also their parents, Mr. and. M r s. so~g, ~ngh~n .~h~ 11 ~r Mr. and Mrs. Charles FA.ulk- ~e ~· a; the tre~surer's month. The next meeting w1ll be 0 y :. r pins were Glenna Sprague. Davis, and Mr. and Mr s.1 orr:~~y , ht they perform- Verner See and son, Ke1th, an~ W e~ d' oup re, ~ ~ d ~~ ner and daughter, Cathy of Y t ye; g . e for Friendship October 20th at the home of 8 ·ht Dow son, and Vern Ord. : James Euler Mrs Nan Moore on ·. 1 Ll} mg P e ge 1Sprlngfield were weekend repor: enrues Beet Linda Ferrell 8 80 d at Mr and Mrs. Raymond Wat- ~ the r s rayer 1 Two year pins were given t r ' Chur~h School Supermtendent: ed Wl~h t~e ~hom~~~ero _ Lo- 1burn and family. flag Devotio~edt~ke~ t;ml guests of Mrs. Ernest Rea and! and birthday dues were co - A Craft Cl~b will J ll)eet the Lea Ord, who held a perfect at- c1ted the Hobert Ord family ' Pomei.UY or e y I Mrs Lillian McGhee has re-! Psalm 91 were Y rs. w-1 other relatives. Ied. second Wednesdat of each as the "family or the week" fo;· gan game. ' turned from Flatwoods, Ky. , ~~ Gr~eser. who had a. "!~dita- 1 Mr. and Mrs Stanley Rea of A card of thanks was rea~ month, the first meeting to be ,having lhe largest number c.f BJrthd~ys were celebrated by where she spent the past week tJOn, Maxtmum ~~~ty a~,d ~ Triadelphia, W.Va. spent the ,from Sara Ro~sh, past .prest· October 13th at the Syracuse Headq~arters For children present fur the a1tend- Mona Kmg, September 24, m with her sister, Mrs. Ida Ne11.l also r~ad a poe":'-, Its Y~. weekend with his mother, Mrs. ~nt, for the pm and earnng set Town Hall staring 8 1o a.m. anre reC'ords the second gr.:tde: Pam Burson, Mr and Mrs Wayne Sha~p Du~mg. the busmess sesSion al Ernest Rea. gwen to her from the club. with a potluck dinner at noon. MISS AMERICA The Rev M E Dowson, mm- September ~2 an~ Larry Mees. and daughter, Marilyn, and thetr contn~uhon was made to the , Mr. and Mrs Larry Bunce New club officers a.re pr~si- Everyone attendmg Is asked to Isler. Mrs Nan Moore. Churf'h September 23. .n the !iiXLh l son, Mr. and Mrs John Sharp Salvation Army. Two anno~e- and son, Stevie of Columbus denl, Irene Parker; hrst v~ce. bring ideas or Items they are School Supenntendent, and Mr I grade. . . of Zanesvtlle, were ' weekend Iments were made, the revlv.a1 1were weekend guests of their Betty Hayes; second vice, interested in doing; also a conEugene Harns Ch~urman ol the Tom Kern is m the ho~'>pltal 1guests Jf the rormer s parents, at Rock Sprmgs Methodist I parents Mr and Mrs Don Rea Mabel Pickens; secretary and tainer and material to make 1 Commission 0 ~ Education. par-l- RNI{lrl.ers Grace Kmg and Mr and Mrs: Robert Sh~rp 'Bnd Church, ~~d the County Council and Mr: and Mrs. Walier Bunce. t~easurer, Kathryn Johnson: as-! dried arrangement. All home. tlupated m the Pledge of Con- , Jean Mees. IMr an.d Mrs P.aul Hap.?nsta11 PTA auctiOn sale to be held at Larry Thomas of Columbus S!Stant, Sara Roush; Heath makers are cordially invited to seer atum to the teachers and 1 -I an~d .chJidKren, ~~t~..and BIIIO . h' the fairgrounds October 16· spent the weekend with Mr. and - - attend these meeting.!\. . 1v 1ss aren uau.ner. IO Mr H h B h · 1 worker:- of tht' Church Srlmnl PI..AN HO:v!ECOMINO Umverstt s nt the weekend! s. ug ear s was m Mrs. Harry Thomas and Mr Columbus. A delicious potluck dinner Middleport, 0. who .,.,.~re called to the Rlt:~r. , Homecommg at the Hemloc!{ With he/'arrnts Mr. and Mrs. charge of .the program wh~ and Mr~ Don Rea. He was ac- Mr and Mrs. Fred Latham was enjoyed at noon with Mrs. '"'=='="'""""""""""""""""""""""""""'''"R"'ecc~·ogmzed were Mrs Bernard G hurch will be held Suntt :. h ' , severaL articles were read, .1n- compamed home by Mrs. Thorn- and son Donald returned to thelrl Sellers repeating grace. . - -. d~;.veO~tober 3. begmning at I ';;~s: Dia~~n~~iswell, atudeni , ~~~;ntw:~o~~~ge; of ~~ as and daug~ter, Melinda who borne, ~a.rren, Wednesday, af- A poem ''Unfinished Busi9 ·~o a m with the worship ~er- ' at St Joseph Hospital School uf' . . . • .Y • .spent week w1th her parents. ter a v1s1t w1th Mr. and Mrs. ness" read by Margaret Cot· · and Sunday School 1n . t~e 1' Nurs1ng · , · Parkersburg, W. Va. Clifford Le1fhell; and Elias St'iles · opened the .a fternoon sesvice ,· . Drove way Ae- M~· and Mrs · Clalf· Bo"" .,., tnll 1 family of Great Bend spent Sat. '11 1 f d A f p c1dents to Children, Mrs. Amo!l Mr and Mrs Anthony Schu. forenoon A bas ket dmner WI and a nen , Ann meso ar- Leonard · Protecting Children A.. . .h h h· · C s1on. , urday evemng Wit er mot ler and daughter, Lldna of o- Pro• book! were filled be serv ed a. t noon and the after- Ikersburg · were weekend cuuests gamst Measles Mrs Homer M De p t 1 b k d t f ~ram am wsll begin at or her parents Mr and Mrs. ' . er, rs ssle at erson. urn us were wee en guess o 0 ut and winter activities plannoon pro gr 1 ' · RadfO<d· Why People Overeaet I · h' M d M J 1·30 p m Everyomt is welcome. 'James Criswell. M •1 bb nd ' Mrs Dana liver entered ts parents, r. an rs. a- ned Mrs Pickens and Jessie --'-- :_ _:. --- - -- Mr and Mrs. Bernard Fultz rs. ACree A ott, a Severe , Meigs General Hospital Satur- cob Schuler. Cot~Hl d~monstrated makin1 Acne an Be Cured Mrs. Fred I d d' 1 t Cl ff d Le fh 't d Mr I ler ack Bech- were m Columbus recent y ' ay as a me 1ca patlen . Mrs 1 or 1 e1 an . dried arrangements. Fultz, James Eu M~ Bess i where he attended a Bar Asso- Goegletn. Mrs. David McGhee of Co- and Mrs. E M. Burton attended Enjoying the day were VIr· tie. Jeame Sm~, Sl'Jss Mrs 1 dation meeting. ! A contest was conducted by 1lumbus was an overnight guest the Apple Festival at Jackson ginia Salser Genevieve schnel· Sanborn, Mrs. on IversD, . ·~ Mrs Mar 1e Hawkins spent Mrs. Wilbur Bailey and won by Saturday of her sister and bro· Friday d Margare' t Eichinmo Sylvia E M Wood Mrs Luc1ile av1s, · M w·n G nd . . ! er, ~--, 1 ' H · M Rob- Sunday m Galltpohs where she rs. Jam rueser a It rs. ther-in·law, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Mrs Welby Whaley spent the Zwilling Naomi London Mabel EXPERT INSTALLATION' Mrs .walter ayeBs, rsLI0 ·d was the guest of her cousms,, Bearhs. The meeting closed Eichinger. week~nd al Jackson w1th her Pickens' Betty Hayes Margarert F1sher ' Mrs s ruce > • nd i 'th th M' h Be d' t' 10 ARMSTRONG'S ·ith Mr Mrs. Margaret Drummond a WI e !Zpa ne IC n Mr and Mrs Paul Eichinger [sister and brother-m-law Mr et Cottrill Artie Sellers Lmda Loree Mrs m, · MndM I b · · ' ' and · Mrs John Kraws- 1her houseguests, r. a ~s. Refreshments were served Y and daughter, Paula June were and Mrs. Leo Williams and at- Ferrell, Jessie CottrUI, and the Linoleum .•. Inlaid Vinyl Ms. Mar aret Edwards [Walter Henderson, who are VIS- I the hostess to the above and i saturday business VISitors mltended the Apple Festival. I hostess, Irene Parker. czyn, r · t 8 g M lack itmg from Wichita, Kansas. Mrs. Mrs. Mark Grueser, Mrs. W.A ~ .........;....._....-.._ __.....,.......,,_...;,._iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiOiiiiiOiiiiiOiiiiiOiiiiiiiiiiiiiOOiiiiiiiiiiiiiOiiiiiiiOiiMrs. RoberM. yerC, 0" 1 Bac,htel 1 Henderson and Mrs. Drummond . Morgan, Sherri, Bruce and Bo!r · Floor covering tor every kind of floor. Best Bechl 1e, ISS ar ,, . . . patterns. ProfessionaJ installation by us, or b t 0 d Mrs wayne are s1sters. by Blackston, Georg1e Skmner M.rs. ~r ~nd Mr~. James Mr. and Mrs. Rruc~ . Llo~d and Judy and Connie Radford. do 1t yourseU. Call WY 2-263~ for free esti· Gibb~n · ·Mrs James Clat· have returned fro~ a v1s1t w1th The October meeting will be at 1 mate, Brewmgt~r L ·W McComas. !their son and family , Mr. ~nd the home of Mrs. William WALL·TO·WALL CARPETING ~~~th~ildl~d Z~igl~r. Mr Ben Mrs .. Ja~es Lloyd and child", Grueser with Mrs. Blackston a! , IS HEADQUARTERS FOR "RUBBERMAID" DEPENDABLE HELPS Philson Mrs Roger :\1organ, ren. m Pittsburgh. program chairman and Mr3.1 MOHAWK M ·. d Mrs Emerson Jones, Bishop Roger W, Blancha· r d l Bearhs in charge of the conFOR YOUR KITCHEN AND BATHROOM. MAGEE r a~ 8 ~ette Mrs .Jack of the Diocese of Southern Oht?, tesl. Newman u .. ' · who was here to take part tn i Sat!Rfactloa Slavin. Mrs. _)Niiham .s~rague, the lOOth anniversary observ· l Guaranteed Bernard Fultz, Mrs. William K.lance of the Grace Episcopal Rubbermaic:L R u b b e r m a i d . Russel~ and Mr~. ~.E . Dowson. ' Church in Pomeroy, was the . • SpeCial mUSIC was presented house guest of Mr. and Mrs. I bv a quartet ('Om posed ol Mrs. l H s M M'ddl rt I ·. . Ph'!1 arry ,. oore, 1 epo . William Russell. Mr. Ben . Mr. and Mrs. Harold George. 0 I rOUp son ' EMrs · M·HE. . Dowson and I · 1· 1 I · . n and son, Br1an Lee. Gal1po Is, A donatmn was made to the Mr ugene arns who sanfo. 'th 1 · · ~%: 1 1d "Y. Soc1ety and a aewlnD'• our Bes 1 •1o 'l'h e ... .•1as ter" I' spen severa ays WI 1er par- G1deon . ........... ~ · h M R 11 ·t enLo:;. Mr · and Mrs. L. W. Me· sessiOn was planned when the 1 Wit r. usse as orgams ·. Comas. •Loyal Women 's Class of the The Re\' · .oowsrm had 35 hiS Middle rt Church of Christ I sermon top1c, "Kerygme and po . Didache" or "Prea<·hing and ~et ~hursday evenmg at the ' J Teach~ng." An offering for Con· c urc · ference Education was taken. Mrs. Osc&r Roush, president, I':::~~~~~~~~~ -~-was in charge or the business 'meeting. She announced a carprotect~~ ohina, J0\'4 X12\4 in. l Several members of the Mid- pet rag sewing project to be claanvare and •IDk dleport Business and Profes· beld Wednesday, Sept. 29 at sional Club were In Nelsonville the church. The sewing session • Convenient built·in handH. for • Score1 of vacuum 1arti~cupt ''"h •trlln1 •n111t1 iltrllu •••vir Sunday ror the district meeting will begin at 9 a. m. with a NM-o£"CUT)'in8 erip bottom of tub at the Elks Club which includ- sack lunch tu be served at • C01hiona diahe• again•t chiP" • Molded 1urfac. pattera ci'Yfll • Especially deslsned for tttY cleaning ed luncheon at Fred's Streak· noon. ping, marrina: and breaking aecun lootinr • Protects sink bowl durinl house in Nelsonville. Mrs. Leo Childs, Mrs. Oscar • Extra deep to hold more dishet; • Easy to cleaD-beavy-dutydishwashlns : Attending from the Middleport Roush and Mrs. E. L. Lallance tita atandard oink bowl> •tzw:tioa • Reduces chino, lltu~ar~ breekag• club were Mrs. Grace Pratt were appointed to the commun• Perforations, ribbed unde,. pr~ident, Mrs. Betty Clin.e, ion committee for the last quarsldt for f11t drtlnl&l IMrs. John Werner, Mrs. Gloml · ter. Reported ill were Mrs. R Rubbel"maid. Ebersbach, and Mrs. Larry Ba- Ray Darst, Theo Neutzling and ubberma1 ker. William Clayton. The Rev. DonRubbermaid. Ruth Crow, of Jackson, dis- old Hicks discussed plans lor 01 Op trict director, was in charge. the revival scheduled f<lr Oct. 1 Guest speaker was Jeanie 4 • 17 A the local church. Squire of Berea, state presi· Devotional leader was Mrs. rr-r-r""J::::r"TII1r7f.:::rl · ~;ifiQ>;'ir;:::~~ ..,...,., lmlJI~~=e::::~~~~ dent. who had as her topic i William lleynolds, who read U..-t-1 1-Hn ''Federation." I meditations entitled, "Love Is The Middleport group was in ' of Gnd" and "What To Do When charge of devotions led by Mrs. Tired,'' and scripture closing IGuy Reynolds and Betty Leon- with prayet. Refreshments were ard which included the "Lord's served by Mrs. Reynolds, Mrs. ' Prayer" and a candlelight ser- David Farmer, Mrs. Otho Watts vice. A special vocal solo, with Mrft. Paul Swisher, a oon"The Lord's Prayer 11 was tributing hostess. presented by Elizabeth Yerian accompanied by Marcie Grebbs for JlciU lamulz7 0 ~ ba&Juooom neat of the Jackson Club. J • Ideal ror .u omalllauaalry IUIII Mrs. Reynolds talked on Se<liooed to bold br .. beo, GET IN ON THE FUNI deaniml jot. ~ kik:bn or bltb • Ideal t .. "" iD larp .m,Jo bowl "Activating Clubs' Standing : oombo. both powdera, totio.. lliob •llmoothourfaooio ldDdlo~ Committees." Mrs. Larry· Bak· ()voh._ and protocto - · and fiDe llDprio ANYONE CAN WINI er participated in the news 1 • - • wou't slide or scratch • Uobrookoble, ....proofl will Last Weeks reporter's aroup, Officers of Racine Grange ' • k1illlli &opt 1M ....lcb oial: """' 1iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii•;...·oi............... , 2606 elected recently are, Mas· WINNER WILL BE ANNOUNCED IN Winner 1 r ter' Earl Cross ; Overseer' Ben , Spencer; Lecturer, Mrs. Cleo THIS AD NEXT MONDAY. Harry Hysell Adams; Chaplain, Mary East· I,.., erday; treasurer, Mrs. Roy ' ~ucberml!ll • Rubbermaid, R u b b e r m a i d . Spencer: Steward, C. S. Mor- 1 TONIGHT & TUESDAY 'A VERY SPECIAL FAVOR' ris; Asst. Steward, Roy Spt'n(Technioolor) cer Lady Asst. Steward, Mrs. 1 1 Pick winners of games in entry Rock Hudson, Leslie Caron, form. Entry with most wins and Earl Cross: secre!Jiry, Mrs. c. Charles Boyer, Walter Sle· nearest scores will be judged I MorriS; Ceres, Mrs. J . A. 1 c;;~::;-.::~;:-""";:-~~ zak, Dick Shawn, Larry S. the winner. Smith; Pomona, Mrs. Charles , I Week Ending Oct. 2 I Storch, Nita Talbott, e Weekly contests are open to ev· Beegle; Flora, Mrs. Bellel Colorcartoons eryone except employees and NAME Theiss ; Gatekeeper, Cleo Ad- [ families uf Duttons & Rollers ams, and Executive committee, WED. 01nd THURSDAY e All decisions of judges are fin· ADDRESS Robert Ashley. Sepl, 29·30 al. In case of tie, duplicate pri· Scor• Score NOT OPEN 2es will be awarded. FAMILY ENTERTAINED • Entries must be submitted on fRIDAY end SATURDAY Mlddtoport_ vo, Athens_ Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R•ub October 1·2 the offici•! form, as printed in pnlteoltliMon to}l8 entertained several members of ; "BACK DOOR TO HILL II 2. Pomtroy_ vs, Wellston_ this paper, or obtainable at Jimmie Rodgers, Annabelle I their family over the weekend 1 L.._J,t~.....>...,._ _..e:.:_..J ·~-=d•diDifMwtro. Duttons or Rollers. pntoot~~IIWYe tope Huggin!, Jack Nicholson, at their home, Ebenezer St.' protean dralllboarclli 3. Rutl1nd~-YI. Racine_ ddptiJIII-e Entri<!s must be deposited In of· John Hackett. Present were Mrs. Winifred • ProUcteen•mtledllllfaollbvm • Rootola boa$ ..... -llid ... "MISTER MOSES" ficial contest boxes displayed I 4. Wonama_vo. Williamstown_ I Prctor Hamilton Mr and M • Rubb!r-culhioned proitctioa cblpo aod lllllll<hoo ITechnicolor) • . • · rs. fordratnboard,dilhea.IW.w•rto in sponsors place or business or Robert Mitch1 1m, Carroll Ba. •RtolotobootfrvmovtiiiUIIII!Gt • Pm14olmn ... ' ·loo.J _ . 5. K ygor Crook_ vs, North Gallia_ Edward Jungmck~l and daugh• Hu1he1 kitchea clatter postmarked Thursday preceed· ker. ter, Donna, Cincmnatl; Miss • RaM t d edau,auracer lbbiDI .~ ing game. 1 I 6. Eestern __ vs. Buchtel York_ • Provldoo mn .,.._work Rose Mary Rau b and Mr. and 1uid,. watar IIIIo oial: • The deadlin~ lor weekly submis· SUN, MON. ond TUES. Mrs. Homer Taylor and daughsion is 1 P.M. Friday. October 3-4-5 ter, Teresa. ol Grove City, JERRY LEWIS In "THE FAMILY JEWILS" Visit The Hou..wares D•p•rtment Oil The ht Floor <Technicolor) HAS SURGERY Jerry Lewis seven of Terry Roush, who is employ~ DRUG STORE them . . . seven Umea nut· ed tier . . . which Jerry io the at Ashland, Ohio, had an N. Second Ave. nuttiest Jerry ol them all? emergency appendectomy at Mill St. Middleport, 0. FHiuretto: Gent• In • Jom Holzer Hospllal Wednesday Middleport, 0. _c_._.._"_,_-_.._____,.,Di!lhl. t wdhl DftoiBd To VOl XVII TV 1 IE IT~ 1 ' · 1 R; ELBERFELDS HOUSEWARES DEPT. 1 Women's Class Makes Donation T G"deon G NEW! Women Attend Dl"strl"cf Event /n Ne/sonvl"ffe i l WIN 510.00 New Of1t"cers Of Grange Are Elected MEIGS THEATRE ---------I I OFFICIAL ENTRY FORM ~. I i I I I I '*all ·d Drainboard Mat Waffle Stove Mat Stove Mat ------ 1 I l1. I I 1 I I L--------- DUTTON Sink Basin .• \• ROLLER'S I I -- - ELBERFELDS IN PO~EROY ' IS • Ill Tower Antennas Firm will ' Serve Pomeroy-Middleport Work will start immediately by Tower Antennas, : Inc., to bring cable 1'V service to Middleport-Pomeroy i patrons following Middleport council action Monday night. Councilmen, who already had given one reading in August to an ordinance authorizing the firm to install the service, voted to suspend the rules, approved second and third readings, and then adopted Ordinance 888. Present from Tower Antennas was Ralph Squires, manager of the Gallipolis installation, who had repre· HAYNEVILLE, ALA.-FEAR· sented the firm In appearances before Middleport coun· ' lui for his life, Alabama Atty. cil, and earlier, before Pomeroy council. Pomeroy counGen. Richmond Flowers today cil had put a similar measure through its legislative reluctantly opens the prosecumill last summer under emergency rules with three tion of a ''citizeen deputy" sher· readings the same night. iff lor the slaylll& of a white DON WEESE: BARBER Also present Monday night with meter or traffic violators seminarian active in civil was Richard Owen, prt'!sident of "for having to make arrests,'' rights work. Disallowtng pleas Doo C. Weese, wbo recently the Ohio Valley Pub!ishin~ Co., or issuing citations. Mr. Stumthat the prosecuuon was unrea· received his master barber'• who will be associated with To- bo su~~:gested police duties simdy and that Flowers' life bad Jicease from the Ohio Board wer Antennas lnc., in Us Porne- ply are to enforce the laws and been threatened for wresting of Barber Examiners, bas op- roy-Middleport operation. if police cannot do that "they the case from local prosecu- eoed a sbop In the building Terms of the ordinance prJ>. 1 should hand in thir badges." tors, a county judge Monday lormedy occu)'ied by Ray'l vide up to one year for t h e i This 9!Jitemest h•d come after refused to poatpone the trial as Barber Sbop In Racine, Weese, firm to locate its installations Mayor Smitll declined to "bring the state asked. Another bid for a IHO groduale ol Raclae lor best service. the police force in before coona federal court order delaying High school, was employed by The firm bad lodlcated to cil, as one councilman had re· the trial also !aile d. ' Warae's Barber sbop In Pom- eouncil earlier that lor $5 per requested," as he put it. Mr. Flowero. who sa1d he had eroy for a year and a ball mouth aad 1 moderate basta~ Stumbo identified himself as been warned ·•we'll get you if and also worked at the North· lallon chorge Ill cab~<! oecv- the councilman and proceeded you don't leave this case a- era Lighta Sbopplng Ceoter Ice will briog three Columbuo with his statement. POST OFFICE CLOSED _ On order of the Post Office department, the Carpenter Post Office was shut lone," p!aiUled to hav~ an arm- barber obop fn Columbus lor ond lite Oblo UDiversliJ, cb1111- Discussed tbe cemetery . . . . . . . . t ed guatd at his side as he several months. Weese Is mar- nels Into lo4!al pafl'olls' hOmes. fund, which has suffered from down earher th1s month. Restdents of the Carpenter commumty are obtammg. their ma11 oyer rura1 rou es. seeks manslaughter convicti.Jn rled to the former Ulllaa Pow- Also available wUI be 0 local more money going out than has Darrell West had been postmaster at the rural government headquarters Jn Meogs county until the department planned ordered 11 closed. The post olf1ce had been operated 111 the front sect10n of a home m the commumt.v located for Tom Coleman. 52, a member ell and they have two daugJo. public oervlce chaDDel. 1been coming in, and of a prominent Lowndes Couo· ters. He oerved lwo years In Mayor Lee Smith presided meetings with lhe trustees to on_St_a_te_R_o_ut_e_I_4_3_.__S_e_nt_,_ne_I_P_h_o_t_o_.- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ty family.Coleman, a ''citi- tbe U. S. Army before enrol~ 1 over the meeting In town hall correct the deficiency. zen deputy," is charged with the log In the Andrew• Barber ' when council also approved sn - Transferred money f r o m shoLgun slaying of Jonathan Da College at Columbu 1. Iordinance authorizing the may- the General fund to overdrawn iels, an Episcopal seminary ·or to assign salaried police of- funds, as needed. Ificers to additional shifts of Attending were all council· student from Keene , N. H. extra duty, at the hourly cote men, John Zerkle, Wayne Gib· MOSCOW - THE SOVIET ' of pay for that poaition, Coun- bons, Roger Morgan, George Union today officially announclcnman Gene Harris proposedBaker, Mr. Harris and Mr. SAIGON (UP!-- Three American civilians were killed Monday night when the anti-Communist war effort. ed a series of radical OCO!'.omlc the ordinance following • study Stumbo; Mayor Smith and Cler their twin-engine. plane apparently was shot down by Communist guerrillas while I The vU!age cbiel 'ollbe outreforms tiaseo on profits, salesby the public oafely committee. Gene Grate, Mr. Manl~y IIIII lal)<!mg at an a~rstnp 25 mol"" northwest of Sa1gon., , post was marcbed to a Dar· manship, bonuses and indlvidA U.S .. Embassy spokesman identified one of the victims as American Aid Pro- ' pole, bil hands lletl beblod 1 Curr.nt ordinanc£8 had made <liief of Pollee Herb Gilkey, ual responsibility. Up to two Ino provision for paying lor du· -gram offiCJal Jack Wells of College Park, Fla. He SJid the others were pilots for his back aod thea ihol .. to years in developing the ty required by salaried officers , Alf Amenca Corp.. owner of the down~d plane. Theor identities were_not 1mmed1· deatb. changes are designen to give • NEW ORLEANS (UPI)- Tro- when extra shifts had to be ately made known. I . . shot .In the arm to Russia's pical depression Debbie unex- 1worked due to illness or other .Amencan m1htary SJ>?kesmen 1where the plane went down. I Delta 90, m1le~ . ~out~ o~ S~sgon The . ~l.ane containing .the droopmg productivity and coun- pectedly built up to storm in· causes. disclosed at the same t1me lhat Other battles erupted south of and executed five cJvtltans, ~n- three ciYlhans went dowa jllit ter the problems brought on by tensity early today and the In other business council: Vjet Cong. guer~illas had I Saigon. . . Ic.tudlng two women .. Th~ \'ICplanning bottlenecks. New Orleans weather Bureau . -Approved the mayor's re~ launched f1v~ Simultaneous at- j Commumst guemllas eat'ly l tuns had been helpmg m a 1 SAIGON (UPI) _ The ll'. Premier Alexei Kosy!Jin said Icalled for 8 hurricane watch· port of t&47.t~J for August. tacks agamst governm?nt l today also stor.med .a govern-[ U.. S. - Sou~h VIetnamese cam- 1 s. JOist Airborne Brigade Jdll.. Western BUggestions that the along the eastern half of the I .-Heard 8 letter from the troops not far from the reg10n! ment outposl m the Mekong pa!gn to wm peasants over to . ed an Htimated 57 Viet Coug Soviet Union is going capitalist Gull Coast. i Ohio Department of Heallh re- NEW HAVEN N h' h in a bailie lolllfhl at 40-yard are "wishful thinking." He In a special bulletin Issued at I portmg tests have shown wa· t f tel ho - ~· ~ ~ -·"'~""",.,''"'''• Ne~roes raooe Dear An Khe zoo miles pointed out lhat tbe stale wiR 6 am CST lhe weather Bureau ter provided by the Meigs Wa· ~es or 1:;' 1 ~ ~ ""/~ WASHINGTON (UPI) -Au nortb of Saigon, 11 was report. continue to own all Industry, posted gal~ warnings and ad· ter company is properly purl- h n grCoan e orne theis baOueultal member of lhe ed today, The paratroopen 1 -·" red "light But Western observers sa ld .the vised a hurricane watch from f'h'ed ' that a. new booster pump P one mpany servmg JoiDI c I L Ato · community by the West Virginia ongreu ona IDJC I ••ue cas ualli'es." reforms will put a severe cromp the mouth of lhe Mississippi as been ms!Jilled on Lincoln Pub!' Se . Co misso by Energy Committee said today 1 In standard Communist prac· River to cedar Keys Fla. IHeights in Pomeroy, that the ~ ; - : !JI ~Se 1 ~~ lhe Atomic Energy Commis. , 2110 vards from the airstrip a1 tices by replacing Oe!Jiiled state Small craft were ~arned to cover over the Lincoln Heights anT';;. ~r:ased :ates ~fieci all slou (AECJ 11 playiag a game CRAWFORDVILLE, Ga. (uP!) - Several Negroes , BaoTri, and the crash ..., fol· planning w1th Western manage- stay ln port from Lake Charles, reservou- ~s b~en completed, subscribers and are eUective of cbarades ln lhe pohtically were knocked to the ground and a crowd of angry w~It· l lowed by Communist aHacks 011 ment methods. La to Tampa Fla that new mams m Easl Pome- lo . nd ed d f. Uckllsb selection of a site for es turned on news photographers today when pohce four other area. within 19 • ., ' · roy are planned and ki r semce re er 00 an 8 300 million aom-smash· and bystanders blocked an attempt by 20 Negro stu' . ad' 8 CLEVELAND - A LIGJITI Debbie had been expected to su••estlons only ~~ a ler the date of the order. The dents to board a school bus for whites. IIDle1 r ms. · ture ~ for further improvements order sets a one-party business er, voter turnout was expected to- hit 8 mass 0f co ld all· movmg The crowd of about 25 wh'1tes attac ke d Phot ograp hers The Viet Cong swarmed ove da in Cleveland and three sub- south into the Gull. Forecasters - Delayed payment pendLD!i service rate at I8.3S up from fl: "Tb• AEC and the N•lionat Abe Gallman of station WSB·TV Atlanta and Joe Hollo- · the crash site and killed seven f . I tl had expeced the cooler dryer furth 8tud of 13800,aaked by residential ratea at $5.35. up Aeademy of Seiences bave ao way of United Press Inter-, -- - - - · - -~ Vietnamese policemen tryin& to ur s, or prtmary e ec ons ~~- air would mix with the lropical er y, ' from $4.50 for one-party service, iDtentlon of picking the site,'' national. Neither was injur- gia State Parol Capt. Theron aid the three civilians. peeled to cost taxpayers near· disturbance and end any furth- Floyd G. B~wne and Assoc., and at 13.95, up from $3.SO for said the lawmaker, wbo asked ed. :Aldridge, ' ly $186,000. d I t Th ld fro t MariOn, engmeermg counsel '" four ~rty service lhat hi id . I . er eve opmen . e co th n , Middl . t ~""' · 1 entity not be reGallman's camera was snatch· 1 b d d In · V . ym.g 1or e mayora1 nomm- bowever, was breakl'n• up •- . epor1 .sewerage proJec . Rural service rates are up t~ '"''h il I'd I White yst!ln ers c1ose ' at10n 1 Cle 1 d De D IIC" f ~ 1 ti f 20 f vea ot:Uo ey w I I die a- ' ed away but later w(;ls re turnhd b k Du . vean were mo- fore the anticipated col1isioD. or ~Em~e on o per cen~ o to $5.35 from $4.50 fw· busmess I'Oil1Hl antll January, and then ed undamaged after a highwa.y ' and pus e them ac. ring n ccats Mark McElroy, Cuyahoga the e!JIIled sewerage plamung. phones aad to ~.95 from ~.25, leave lbe aculal seleelioD u , ed the JOStling. several uf the Ne~unt~r~rderben,and Ra~plrh LoPLAN CARD PARTY - Looked With favor . upon, for residential service on a four to lite joint commillee." p patrolman mterv .n . . Igro youths were knocked to the C er, e meum L Me oy IS pendmg checking of pr1ces, a party line. The Negroes' effort to board j grou~d. former state allorney general The XI Gamma Mu chapter request by Dobbin Manley, The Home Telephone compa· """'·'"'' J"''""' the white bus was the latest in I -~~~and a 1962 IIIUiuccessful candi· ol the Beta Sigma Phi sorority street foreman, for two ..ts of ny presently servea opProxi- S k O F' a aeries of racial incidents m LOW BIDDER NAMED Members of the Meigs cound~te lor governor. The wmner will hold a card party at the work cloth01 for street employ· mately 1,033 subscribers througli toe 8 pen trm Crawfordville, aboui 110 m1les ty Public School Employes' .. 11>'\appear on the Nov. 2 ba~ Middleport elementary school es to be purcbaoed from I be two telephone excbangea, one In Moderate Trade east of Atlanta in Taliaferro HUNTINGTON, W. Va. I UP! I sociation were urged to support 1 ~ot ilh Republican county aud· on Wednesday, Sept. 29 at 8 street maintenance lund for bls at New Haven and one at LeCounty. The Army Eng~ne<rs announc· 'I State Issue I Monday night at Jtor Balpb Perk and lndepeod- P· m. The public lo Invited. Re- personnel. tart. Fifty per cent of the NEW YORK (UP!) - Stocks ' ed Monday K L. Moore, Inc. the Salisbury elemen!Jiry school. ent Democrats Carl Stokes and lreihments Will be oerved and - Heard a requ..t by Coun- customers served aro rural sub- opened firm in moderate trad- The Negro students. aged 13·1of Belpre, was the apparent Ralph McAILiatar. prizes awarded. cilman Clifford stumbo that po- acrlbers. lng today. 17, approached the bus but low badder at llJ,llO lor a con- 0 . 0. Patterson, county 11tt lice offltera: refrain from "BlaElectronics were mostly high· we~e stopped by. a crowd of tract involving remedial work permtendent of schools, a n d AUSTIN, TEX. ACl'OR EX<;BANGE FIRE ming councll" 1n pubJic contacts BELPl!iRS ANNOUNCED er, Chemicals added :>mall whlt~ men, Tahaferro County 1at the Belleville Locks anr1 Dam Pearl .Reynolds, a !eacher in Zachary Scott waa Us~~ In .TEL AVIV, larael (UPI)Mrs. VInas Lee, chairman of gains. Alrcrafts continued up- Sberalf M. B. Moore aild~Geor· ! Belpre and Marietta, Ohio, and ' the Middleport publiC school sy• criUcal condition at bl5 sweet- Five lsraeU cl~illans were lbe Racine Red Cross drive, at>- ward. Airlines scored fresh . . Williamsown, and Vienna, w/tem, explamed beneflts of I.. brush" home here today. wounded Monday m an ef· nounces her helpers as lollowa: gains. Motors were mixed. Meags. Geueral Hospo!Jil va. 1sue I (PEP! whiCh will be on The 51 • year • old movie change of gunfire near the borJoyce Brace, Rhonda Brickles, Steels were soft. i Adm..sao?s - M" Harry the Nov. 2 ballot m Ohio. veteran reportedly wu losing der with Jordan, laraeU offl· MotUy sunny, 1 IIU1e wiii'Dl- Rita Brln!<er, Eugene Ervin, ; Mohler, Middleport; Zona JetRoss Cleland, presadent of tho ground slowly In his fi8ht tor&- c1ala reported. or today bJ&h 1'1-73 1011lb. Part- , _ Johnson JUdy KinK Ann · lers, Syracuse; Gerald ShumHELD BY COURT . Meigs County chapter also urgcover from brain surgery. He One of the victims, a woman, If cloady and warmer toalpl McClintock, Michele sPencer, LOCAL TEMPS way, Reedsville: Elizabeth Hor- Francis H S.thbur 51 M'd ted the _group to conduct an allwas Down to Tew from New .,.. said 1<1 be in serlouo oondi· oud Wedaelday, Low •DIPI~t- Sharry! spencer and Sally WiJ. The t•mperature m Pomeroy's ak, Pomeroy ; Margaret Doug· . n, • 1 · out dr1ve lor new members. A York In July. U011. H. 111. busmess district at 11:30 a. m. las, Harrisonville. 1dlepo~t, was bemg held in coun- large crowd of non-teaching em· · today was 68 degroes under sun- Df!lcbargeo- Neva Kennedy, , ty JOlt tnday on a contempt of ployees of the county attended. oy skies. Middleport. I court charge. Velel'ans Memorial Hospilal ~ AdmissfoDI - Mrs. Edward Baldwin. Mason; Jeap Dailey, Portland; Thorn.. Bryan, NEW DELIU <UPI)-PakJs. today wao the first time IndiA lnslde PUistan. Sklrmlsh01 appeared Ill be No fall signup Is expected Ibeing considered exempts the Mr. Cbase said the ollicial Pomeroy; .Mrs. Harley M.,.. tan charpd 1llat Indian war- had used Its air lo,... against lndll'a midday defense brt!lklng out all olq he £old rw any 111611 wheat rpogram ll11611 wheat crop from marketing farm wheat allotments for 1966 Donald, Middleport; Margaret planet attacked Paldatanl pool- Pakistani positions aince the lin said 0110 PakistaDI eolumnl truce line In Kaslunlr. which may be made available, quot.., it does provide for are lower than lor 1965 because Brinker, Mason; Helen JobnIIDDB In the Rajasthan-Sind bor· truce went inl<l elfecl last wu "liquidated" 20 NEW DELIO - INDIA TO- Wayne Cbase, chairman of the wbeat allotments. Allotments the national allotment Is small· son, Pomeroy. dec regloo today lD Yiolalioo of week, Tl!l'llll of the cease lire IOUtltwt ol Gardl. II lllld day accused Paldslin of "wide- Airlcultural Stabilization and have therefore been determin- er. By !Jiw, the nationa acre- Dllchai'Jeo - Mrs. Glenn the ceaae lire. Sklrmlabea were provided UtaI planei remlllu at Indiana alao recaptured the opread and provocalive viola· Conaervatlon county committee, ed for next yeac's wheal crop age allotment is established Thoma and daughter, L o n 11 reported along the enUre 1,000 leasl 10 miles away from botUe lap of Sadlll, 'II mlleo IIDDB" of the United Nations oald today. .. presenUy authorieed and at an amount whicb is expected Bottom : Peggy Davis, Kanalllf&; mtle border. nortllweat of' Blkaner In cea•llre qreernent. 'PaklalaD Legislation now Is under con- notices of official farm wbeat to produce the total quantity o! Clarinda Cooper, Polland; Mao 1poaltinns. The new ch~rge~~ were aired The hroadeut Rave few de- Sind lleoarl lrel. II lllld reported new· IIUCCeues by M,. slderallDn by congress which allotments foe 111611 have been wheat required to meet anlici· ry Graoy, Racine; Mro, Raya Maj. Gen Bruce F. Mac>- lalla but oald the action toni! fllbllni broke out lfllr !em KUmi!IQ trying 1<1 over· would authorize continuation of mailed 1<1 producers. paled needs. The total whe•t mond JusUa and son, Pomeroy. llollald ol Clllllltla Dew In wltll plaee somewllere 1D the ~,.. tan latruded 1111D the II'M. lbrow Indian rule 1D JCuhmlr. a voluntary wheal eerUficate Additional program lnforma- needed fur !11611 Is about tbe BlrUo - Mr. and Mcs. Alvllt • JII'OUP of United NaU0111 aides thaD area 100 miLes 1011Ut of the BG!h IIIII Paldltan The U. N. Security Council, and a feed grlllu program. If tion io dependent upon action same as was needed tor 1965, M,yers, Reedaville, a 11011. In an elforl to en/ore. lbe Labore fniDI where l!olb-sidell ~!~!Sed lbe ~ tf .lillllcb meetfD1 ID New Yott 'Monday tbese programs ore enacted in- by congress and wiD be made but the general increase In yield . lleadlly dalerlorallne ~eaae reported a aeries of vloloU0111. 1\:allbmlr, and a broodeut on the Kaslunlr erlsls lor to law, the Intention Is to hold available to producers as ,.,.n means that the needed quantity BOARD TO MEEr /Ire. ll'e admitted bfo Job ltQuld Flgltllu& In the Sind Oeael1 the ~ ,..,_. Gf lblrd time fD elcbl tlaJ&, de- emcurrent s18nups foe both as pos.•lble. Aity questions about can be prnduced oo fewer ac- The JIOIIponed Dlllntbly mee&"~' .lliii·•-IMtl ·III'IIUiitl lbe mlr '.Badlo lllitl Mtllllem 11tat ltolb liDD- . _ IIIII feed gcaina nell the 1116& whoolallomenb ohovld ·rea. Nationally, the reductlm lite of the Nortb...,un l d 1 American Civilians Die 1 Horne Phone Irate Whites Block From R03fding sCh00} BUS min"::! l i EACH WEEK CONTEST RULES Round Dish Pan FIVE CENTS Rat es H"k d I e on sept•14 ·cJ. T "Jet T Tray able Watch Set ; For Debbie i AIong Gu}f 1 -- -· ------------------------------------• 3 Safti-Cup 1<~ Bathtub Mat sink mats Dishpan Mei,..M01ora .4rea TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1965 WORLD LET INGELS ' I'M,,.,.,.., 01 The POMEROY-MIDDI.EPORT, OHIO at LOAFERS INGELS FURNITURE NO. 137 ,. I entt - ·· ' 1 DO • at y .--=--------'--.-....,11 THE SHOE BOX '• ~. Approval of PEP is Urged \ WEATHER I Air, Ground Attacks, Break Truce "!Ct. ··., ~..: =. : ~"". t·litlciij , '' :.: : . :. . . . • :r,',:~.~~.:':: 4::,,1101111. .a•P,IIW,·. . * ,, .» ... . = lbe .,... lnlc:e llilt__. .,..._ • Farmers may Bypass 1966 Wh eat .JJgn•up - ~ . .~.1besaid.1llleat lf ~vp 'lrllh till WI41!!UD" ~ ., ~Ilk ' In 1M ' ac:reo Ill tlllout U =· vM.~ -r•:·IJ!u'._d "Ill:1 ••·<:·. Y. �.·--·-·- ... . - - ... ,. ~ ·····-·-~-· ····~ ..................... ....·, """-· .... ... . ... -··· ...... --·· ~ - ····~· · ··-''""'·~··········.-·"- ...... _. ..... . .., . '. ' The Daily /\II Nnong tnenas II• RICK DU BROW ' Press Intel'ftltional·· UDited HOLLYWOOD (UPll - If ·NBC-TV's new, one-hour Sunday night series, "The Wackiest Ship In the Army," can keep Up the •tylish comedy pace of its first two episode!!, it may turn out to be a very surprising qualily_•_lee _ pe_r.__ . COMMENT~ liNG EDITORIALLY Student Behavior 1\{ANY of us have a tendency to jump to conclusions when misdeeds transpire, and many times the first comment you hear is that some htgh school stud· ents did this or that. We are pleased to note that a recent survey has disproved these loose statements. and to a great dearee the secondary students Of OUr I)OUO· try have been vindicated. Thts year WI have noted the fine behavior and respon· 1ibillty of high school students m our community, and they have been lauded bv their administrators for thetr h1gh degree of responsible behavior. '!'he sur· vey we recently read was undertaken wtien a report from the Federal Bureau of Investigation stated that a third of all crimes In this country involve JUverules, and the 1urvey by the National . Educa· lion Association proves that dehnquen· cy does not reach this level in secondary achoola. The ••rvoy shows that only tbret student& in tho nations high schools out of 100 could be considered serious trou-. ble m;o:ero. One out of three teachers reported that they had no real troublemak· on in their classes. Teachers rated e1ght out of 10 classes as ucellent or good, and only five out of 100 as poor. Nearly all duses of above average student abtl· tty were rated good or ucellent, but lesa than half of the below average ability clalle& were <OoSidered well-behaved. Onlr 14 out of 1,000 teachers re~rted hav1n1 acta of violence commttted atainat them personally. It Is interestint to note that physical violence was com· milted more frequently in the very large achool systems than In the smaller ones. We can be thankful for that situation lo· cally and it is indicative of the delinquent rate over the country. In a small commu· nlty where most everyone is known per· •onally has a deterent effect on the com· miision of most acts of VIOlence. The student behav ior that often breaks out in strikes ""d boycotts. and other types of demonstrations are found frequently in the larger school systems. Fewer than four teachers out of 100 re· ported incidents of this kind The nine types o! student misbehavior ~ange from lack of respon si billty to carrymg danger· ous weapons. Fewer than one out of ten te•chers reported any fighting, serious theft or the carrying of dangerous wea· ~ ~ns . Those ... ~en able to things as far as we have observe are <'.Ompletely nonexistent lorallv. The blame lor most of the delinquenCy t-hat does exist was nam- ed hv one out of three teachers as squarely on the shoulders of irresponsi· ble parents, to low mcome and broken families. and the lark of moral and spir· itual traming. Another mteresting facet of the survev was that 28 percent of those ques· tioncd on the problem reported that increased availability of automobiles to teen·agers was a major cause of juvenIle misbehavior in cla1s. and they soft peddled the idea that porno~raphic lit· erature, radio, or TV, or motion picture violence was a great contributing factor to behavior problems in high schools. The students themselves are one of the big determining factors . Just the other day there was a potentially dangerous situation, when a white boy stabbed and killed a member of another race. There was a young man who stepped into ihe picture, and by his sole efforts averted what could have been a dangerous dem· onstration. There are many such brave and resourceful students in any high school, who by precept and example can to a large extent help to direct student attion in the right wa:vs of law and nrder. If student• will only realize it they can by their behavior create a good image of their school, and when they real· ue the fact that anv act that is of a delinquent nature they are bringing discredit to their school thev will think twice ab· out lowering themselves along with their classmates. What we see locally i1 on a high plane. which we hope will contin· ue.- f. 1181-1 Television IIJ Review \ 1 ' · Taking over the lale-mght · "The slot of the defunct sertes. . t . Rogues." ThiS new en ry centen around an old . sc.tu>One.r used on espionage mJssJons m the South Pacific in World War ll, and its crew, most of whose members know little about the sea and resent their assign. men:t.: __ _ _ _ __ _ I.i This however Is just thl • ' h made lbl framework What as . t h.ows so enjoyable ia fm~t wos '. addition Lo Lite amuSing 01 "" Iogue and know.in.g directwn, 1 n11. the low-key, relatiVely adu 1. a vor of the expert cast-nglll down to the last seaman-ancl above aH, the star, Jack Warden. ~ { n warden is already making a 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Sept. 28, 1965 bid for acting honors among the new series, and the old ones 88 well. The crux oi •.,.~, wackiest Ship in the Army's II bill en1agiOH rivalry- at .sea, and on land wilh the ladleswith the skipper of the schooner, Gary Collins, who is a\90 l - - by Helen Bottel-~ tops. Warden portrays an army atoee each other. -BETS YOUTH ASKED FOR IT! fleer assigned to the ship. Oa By all means, write! Keep It This column ia for youna &hore he is ColliM' supenor • people, thoir problems and Ught, friendly and short And but ~n the vessel he is suborpleasures, their troubles and be sure to put your address oo dinate to him. yet only in a ~ri• the letter as well as the envel· fun. As with the rest of Helen ope because sometimes envel- ly sarcastic way does he yte14 Help US!, It welcomH laughJ to the youna:er man's orders, opes get misplaced. but won't dodge a serious ques. Warden is the touHh, knowtniJ If he doesn't answer, well, tlon with 1 brusb • ofl then you'll kDow - thal be Is veteran Iwho, of course, 1r~ Send your teen-age questions either uninterested, or a lousy okay underneath-while Collins to YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, correspondent - so file him is the Ivy Leage type who care of Helen Help US!, thiJ under Summer RomanceA 1965. goes by the book. Warden is a aewapaper. (I'm betting you hear from him fast worker with the ladles, a Wbell Ia II Rlabt To Wrlle rugged charmer, while Collllll by return mail!) -H. would just as soon take them to Should a girl ever write to 1 Dear Helen: boy finl, or I! it like telephono About tltal letter lrom "D.B." the opera before making a calls - strictly up to the boy! who says all teen-agers should pass, 1 met thlo real fob boy llll va- be locked up. HOGWASH! I'm ln short, the cnaracters' are cation and be seemed to Ukt still burning. I'll adm•t there hardly original-but they art me too. But we le!Learly be- are some bad teens but at done so well that they 18Ke. 00 eause my Dad was called home least 90 per cent are right legitimate, if not overwhelm.mg, on business and we never aot euys. There are also bad adults. human dimension which gtvet around lo addre!8eo. What about the husband who the show a chance to move intq Well, that"s not the problem come• home drunk and beats ~:~dventure and romance alon1 because I can get bls address hiJ wife and childrst? What •· with its comedy. Sunday night, through a friend. Bul should I bout the parents who sit around for iost.anr .,, the story conwrite to him or just let It ao7 and drink Uke It was Rolng out cerned thetr transporting ol Keep in mind I think he's jusl of style? What about crime some female radio technicians wonderrul - and he doe!lo't Jive rates In people over a!! What disguised us missionaries to aq. so far away that we'd never 1bout V.D., brutalily, adultery, island full of Japanese troops. rloLo;s, prostitution, the KKK? A review of this series 1a Mosl dentists feel that their Teen aren't responsible for all obligations as mfmbers of the of this. Where Jo teens get weekly "Valiety' ' sums up medic~! team entrusted with their liquor and beer.? From some oC its assets neatly and the health of oor people Include adults wbo lell It to them! auccinclly, si•Lin& ID pari: careful and complete examina- Where do they get their ldeas7 ' The title oversells Jt a bit; the tion of the mouth, Ups, obeeck•, From adults who show them ship isn't 'wacky, jt•Jt a llltlo hard and soft palates, area• be- bow! giddy. Otherwise it's a smartly hind mGiar teeth, tongue, floor D. B. seems to blame every• produced, laugh-at-the-war v~ of mouth, gum• - and then thing on the young people and deo time-passer that's • cut . r:6 t.eeth. lump us all together. Maybe two above much of the pnm1 Some medical educaton eo- we teens should start saying, courage dentists to go tVI!D fur· ''These adulto! They'•·• all no time grmd for performances, ther. Dr. Sam Harvey, for- 1ood and should be locked up'" style and ditdogue; any show that's willing to forego lbl mer profe,.or of surgery, Yala It makes just as much sense.laughtra<'lt ha• gol 10 bo Medical School, felt that den- B.H. classed 88 mature in today'l lists should be concerned with Dear B: (And the many olhers the entire head and nect roglon. who got steamed up at "0.11.") league." Patieitts wltb suspicious lesions SUnday night. the show dt .. If you DID start saying Lhis In lhe8e areas should be made (aod a lot of teens do!) you'd played iiB range lrom quiet ht>o owart of th.em and advised to bt jlllll as &UiiLY as "D.B." mor to adventure to farce. Ia see their phy,iclano. You'd accentuate the negative, one funny sequence, the ship'a Denisls spend year• in ohift responsibility, blame the chief, excellently played br training, preparing thtm- other eroup for the world's Mike Kellin, thinka the ladlea ..tve!l for just thlo kind of messes. This kind ol finger- are real missiooaries, and a~ work. Their educational back- pointing WOJtel a lot of energy tempts Lo confess to one thai lfOUnd and eUnical acuity, to- !hat could be speot in positive he hasn't had a truly elear u~ let her with new diagnostic tools ways - like doinll your part standing life. "None of us t. now available, place them In a perfect," she says. and Itt reposition of primacy in discover- 10 eliminate the messes - work· plies painfully, "I ain't evea ing and diagnoolng lesions of lng wilh adulll and other Leeno close, ma'am." Co Improve IOCiety (and lhe the mouth. Two toots are widely used In projects are as close as your cancor detection. Bolb are pain- school Volunteer Bureau or ser· (though I'll gel atatlo from my EASTERN readel'll). -H. . less and otmple office proceed· .tee club). If prejudiced people auch as Dear Helen: ures, and while not conclusive D. B. won't work with you, lgproof, they are excellent aids You said a shirt was all ok111 in determinirtg prestnt'! of can- oore them. You can't change cer cella. \belr ldeOJ with backtalk, but lift from a girl to a boy, Welt. Pap est: Cells, scraped you can make sure others don't how about giving my steadr from ourfoce of 1Uspocted agrot with them by the eum- girlfriend a coat for her ~ doy' 1 have been told II Isn't area, are "fixed'" on a glass ple you 101. H. oUde, tben stained and ex· P.. I'm aure that 90 per cenl proper to give a girl clothts, but omined ml.,....,oplcally. o1 all adulto know 90 per cent If a shirt is all filht, lltl'l a Tuluidtno blue test: A oolu- of all teens are right &UY•· but coat7 -OON Uon of tulludine blue stain is lhey 1eldom say II out ~ud, and Dear Don: palnled on suspected area and thai's a pily. Too bad Lhe few then washed otr. Cancer cells ..XIen applea make the stinkThey aren'L tho aamo - 11r retain biU< stain; normal eello about ''6 or more. A coat II "" bolb ltdeS, a mayor expense, and llleadP' don't. If cancer cello are oU8pecled Dear Helen: gifts ohould be kept minor a mieroocoplc exam ol I b t I waDI to know H 1 girl, age llliiiiiiY under ~.00. -H. Involved tissue (biopsy) Is nec- 12, weigh! aboul 7S pounda, This column I! ded!cated It essary for conC...,ation. should wear nyiDns to school. family living, so If you're ha• Any mouth lesion Lhal hu Pleue tell mt, ae Mom aayt lng kid trouble or just plolll been preoellt for more than two I'm too skinny. -LINDA trouble Jet Helen Help You. She weeki Ia ouopect and should be will also welcome your ..,. o>amlned by your dentist. Ho Door Linda: amusing expertencea. Addresa What's "skiMy'' eat Co do eould san your life. with lt? I aay age 12 II too Helen Bolte! In cart ol lhll '" tach oher. -BETS newspaper. young for . everyday ~zylona Doar Bets: I ·, HELEN HELP US! Voice of Broadway ••• reporting ly DOROTHY KJLGALLEN graduate - not a college girl GOSSIP IN GOTHAM Quite naturally and logirally, wt> ll-bn~d . warm-hearlt'd, patwhat 1 am aboul 10 wnte a- ient and understanding, doesn 't bout ''Mrs. Dally," Lhe first play use make up, healthy and ena real homemaker, a or the Broadway season, will be ergetic, loving and devott!d wife and mointerpreted as a ges:ure _of ther willing to raise a rea l friendship to Arlene r~ ranC IS. Iar oe famtlv " Elvis'~ track ree~ who lS my colleague en " . " Wha t's My Line '.'" However, ord indi~.:;:~les tha t he ha s been this assumption is incorrect. 1 able to pul up wilh a few Eurohave tanned .some of my clos pean beaulies, and :-;orne U.S.A. est chums tor wearing ruffled typf's who used plenty of makesh1rts and overstzed ~.:urf Jmks up and might have been ener· in a night club appearance. The getic but weren 't really enthrallbesl 1 ~.:ould have done for Ar· ed by tile kitchen. To be sure, lene if I had not liked - cor- he didn '\ marry them, but he rection, loved - her play would. seemed to be havi ng a lot of have been to refrain from men- fun when Ule}' were around • tioning it. I am commending it (Got to give Elvis credit for to public because I believe it dbcouraging hi gh school dropis beautifully written. splendid- ouls.) ly directed, and perfectly ca:st. Bob Stewart's new audience Most of all, because people wtll participation show, •·E y e enjoy it. 1 saw tears come to the Guess,'' has a comedy suspense eyes of tl1e opening night aud- forma t with Bill Cullen as masience, supposed to be jaded, and ter of ceremonieS. At the end I ean imagine U1at the matinees of the fir st taping the other day will be awash. there were roars of approval l also caught the soft answer from the stagehands, camera of an elderly matron Just be- crew and an audience ol 300 hind me when Arlene cried in VIP•. It's scheduled lo debut in anguish '! ''Isn't there anyone wh .January Attention all Beatie understands me. The elderly fans : The hero of the new ver matron whispered, "1 do." sion of the classic ··stageBasc·ally, the play ia alway1 l'O<:~ch " (Starring Ann. Margret the need for people to commun- and Alex Cord) is named Ringo. irate with each other -- which, How dare tla~y : 111e Broad· I suppose, iS what the world I• way bouks lilready have Dick abou1. Arlene is marvelously Tiger a 2.-to-1 favorite in the aad and ftmny in the first part. middleweight title bout with Jo· extn~ordinarily touching and ey G•ardello on October 21Bt desperately wise in the second. ... Tony Richardson iS flying Robert Forster, the young actor in from Rome }ust to run a who plays her lover in the be- 11peciaJ scr~ning of The Lov ginning. is perfection in hi!! d One" for a few of his buddies. first Broadway part, and Ralph Then he 'll climb ab<Jard tho bi~ Meeker, as her crude but 1em1i· silver b1rd •nd wmg back I<> tive husband, is better than I Italy Melina MercourJ, who have ever seen him - and he &~mil to be reasonably altachhas never been lmd. Great cred· ed to Jules Dassin, gave an it should go to the director, jmportant Hol!y wood type the Joseph Anthony, because it is Big Brushoff when he tried to almost imjJOssible to sustain excitement when there are no enchant her in Athens . When more than two adors on the Rosemary Forsyth war~ one of 11tage at any time, but he has achieved something rare, 11 lrave all concerned. I plan to see "Mrs. DoUy .. acain within the week, wl, r:h gives you ~ rough idea of bow much 1 enjoyed il. Tony Bennett has been commissioned by Harold Arlen to do 1 painting which wiU be auctioned off in the fund -raisi111 CBIJ)" paign for Rep. John V. Lindsay in his fight to become Mayor oJ Nl!w York. Tony has decided to donale a se ;:~scape Paula Prentisa has recovered from her recent illness and will ae. company her husband Dick Ben.jamin. to London ror the opening of "Harefoot in the Park," which he is directmg Uncle Sam's Defense Department now has a special nine billion dollar fuod for "emergencies" 1nd all that jazz. Jt would appear thai the brains in Washington expect quite a few emergencii'iJ Barrie Chase, who hit Ute star· dom trail as the cool and e~ gant partner of suave Fred Astuire. is doing a reverse 10 "~light of lhe Phoenix." She'll be seen a' a belly dancer .. . Take a hinge at Elvio l:resley't deacription of the girl he wantl to marry: "Silt's got lo bt Amerlcan, one who doe1n't llllliiU or driok, a blP acbool B£RRrS WORLD the toll fashion-magaz\ne. m~e1 she refused to pose lor lmgeni:!. But now thal she's ~ha~ltoo Heston'• leallilli lady tn 'The War L<Jrd' she's happily play· tng a bedroom scene in 'o\hich sh~ wears what grandmother called •·nell to nothing." Maybe she just doesn't dig half . slips and bras . . . Social note: Tile shah of Iran and his Empress have been inv.ited to Yugoslav ia to v1 sit Tito lfl May, 1161. Texas born choreographer Robert Scuvers' ballot, to bt premiered at the While House late this month. will be per formed by the Harknes• Ballet and dedicaloo to the First Lady. DOCTOR SAYS By Wlllam Lawreaet. D.D.S. De<~r Dr. Lawrence : •·vou recently wrote that early de· tection •of mouth cancer Ia an important factor in saving lives. If Lhis Is 10, why dllll'l denllsto examine mouth!\l I don't ever remember aoing to a dentist who examined rn.y mouth! They look care: of my teeth only." 1'his Is unusual. Most dentistl are acutely eonsciou1 of tht importance of complete mouth hralth and care. If your de:ntilt ~sn' l enmine your mouth every lime you visit him change dentljts. It'1 118t eaoap fol' a deatllt Co pJace tiDing, ID teeth, u matter bOw okUIIUily do..; H'o DOl enough 1o t'OJIStra<t be8ut1· ftol gold IDiayi •1111 crowlll, 1nd perfect brldce• aDd de:ntarH; U'1 not enough to extrad tettb or otralgktea ieelll, or cleaa them or X ray them. ,._. are significant adilevementt llut they are:·mereiy 1 )art of 4eatlstry'• responsibility. I I j I I ' Giants, Dodgers Remain Deadlorked in Raee belles hit touglme11 In the Davis olso smashed two home . ehoir<' in lh• third IDnlng. f~r-before Ron Pmaw,.kt ,.. clutcb, nad livt RBI'o Monday 1 runt .lo .lead the . Dodgm pa't Wm··u StJohn started for the heved him. on two i!ome runs and a sacr1- r the CmcmnaU Reds 6-1. i Gnmt~ <Jnd went f~ and one. DavJI Mttled the eonteit Ia fice fly Lo pace San Francisco The loss dropped the R•ds , third mnon~s . liVUIJI up five the fi 1 IMing with 1 twi><IUI 1o an 1-1 victory over St. Louis. four games off the pace. They hits and two runa. He struck born.:' He htt hil second Ill lbo - - are still m contention mathe- nul two batters lo take ~ver arne and lOth ol tbe IIIIOIIIn National Colle•e mallcally, though, because lhey third place IIDO!ll all-tune lk eventh lnni By Ualted l'rell ~Dto~"Utlooal 8 e play two more against Los An- strikeout arlist.s. He now hat Ill· Nalloaal Leogoo Football Ratinp gele• and then move to San 2,582 ro rank behind Walter The Redtl bad 1111111, bill tbt NEW YORK (Ul'Ii - The Francisco for the final three ' Jollnson's 3,497,.nd Cy Young'& Dodger defense...,._ up wllb W. L. Pel. GB 1 Umted Pre" InternatiOnal maJ· gameo of the regular season. 2,830. Jltree double pia,. IDtl lint San Franclaco 92 M ~90 · or college foolball ratilliB with In other National League ac· .. . calchot Co keep . . _ fin Los Anceles liZ M .590 li;CI~~:;~....;:: • firsl place voles and won-lost lion lbe Cubs beat the Ph!Uies .W•Ihe McCovey drove In two scoring. PerriiiOSitl was ttiW:r Cincinnati 88 68 .546 4 records in parentheses: loll and \he Alllros outi8Bted the G•ant runs wllh a double lD the in his four ltullnp, tlvlng Up Pllburflb II 71 .541 uDld you. Ueck.. dear?'' Milwaukee 83 73 .m 9 1'tata Points Braves 4-3 in 10 innings. In the : foorlh mmng Frank Lmzy (9-J) six hils and loading tbt 11aaot Philadelphia II 7~ .&19 II . I. Purdue OSI (2-0) 298 only American League game I was the wmner and Stallard! in tile "'vontb lnnin8 SL. Louis 7~ 80 .484 2. Teus 19) <2-01 265 the Baltimore Orioles defeated I III-I) was chargoo w•tll the de i · _,_ Middleport 's 7 • 8th Grade[Bob Lewil. · ·~ . . teal , l.arry Jackson pn up _, Chicago 71 88 .452 21101 football team after 2',1 weeks The Baby Jackets play their 3. Nebraska (8) .' 2-0) ... the Kansas City AthleLICS ~. ' . five nits in pitching Cblctgo Houston 84 92 .410 2ll of hard work takes the titld 1JeCOod pme aJso at Middleport 4. Arka~saa 12-0) 185 Haller connected in the se- The Dodgers also gill stellar past the Phils and Jim BunNew York 49 108 .312 43~ , , Thursday at 4'p. m. again8t ib a make--up from 1 rainout, • 5. Mic~1~an 12-0l 159 ! cond inning with two men o_n performance." rrom Vfaurv ning. Don Landrum opened the Monday's Resul11 i · first opponent. Wahama, "n Lhe gains! Southern 7 · 8th on Oct 6. LoUISJana State 13) 2-01157 base off Tracy Stallard and hit W'll d J h Pod W'll ;('h· · hlh t'th 1 ...... •. R 1 ,.. ·h St 1 f?..{l) 116 . 1 s an o nny res. 1 s. , 1cago e1g w --.~~: 1 San Francisco 8 St. Louis 4 7 Middleport field. ,. nen com!'"~ II' or · a- . .¥Ill - .'. a e. • hi_~ 15th homer _of the season !itole two bases to set up two and wa~ sacrlnced to SI!C<md. Clm:.ago 1 Phila 0 (night ) Head Coach Charles Wine- way, or. Oct. 7, Rutland at hom~ B. Kentw ky 12-111 99 w•th no on~ on tn the lieventh Oorl"f'r run..; Thf' lherts were· He scored on BJJI)' Willia~ Houston 4 Milw 3 (10 inns nightl u brenner and his duo of assist-. on Oct. 14. Pomeroy away iJO 9. '\'ot.re Dame 1}-1) 8~ off E;tn_ F'r ..nd .~ lli 'i ut :.~f'r ru.n ,;~ ~ 1 ~ 1 ;,..,r~ w•n ·l nf fht> ~f':t<:rm -' singte . .Jackson (l.f..20) did DOt Lo~ Ang ti Cincinnati 1 1night ) LUMBUS UPI) _ The ants , Bill Childs and Lionel Oct. 21 , and Eastern I without 10. Southern Calif. 41 -0-P ~~·. ~ailed m was on a !Jeld~~·..; PorJrec; t1ilr 1, ., _. fi n• ;,n,,:,.,~ all .,1111 141 8 Phillie to touch tbird CO rOnly games scheduled! (1 1 Boggs (all volunteers) expect cleats • away Ck'L 25. All gamf's Se('Ond 10-1 1. t;,nr~ia J . Press nlerna 11ona . . . . . . · m<•n W-'~->" W·• !l <\l"tnn r•r <• l'•·d h;t.~r. IUmted Tuesda)' Probable Pltcben Ctass AA Ohio. high school foot- their gan •! of 2:1 lll'1 ·· s_ It• '· ne are at 4 P- m. 12 111e1. MISSISS IPfll State and Clf:o\M11 READYING 1 Pittsburgh at New Jlork ball ratmg!'l lwiUI first place or tbwo out for mmor sprainds' The squad. and how it !Jkel~ Wash2i2ngtlo5n IS!~ all• W:!2: !.4 o~·(d'· MONTICELLO N.y t LPI 1. d · or nu ses to put up a goo . . ff f gon : . .1e Vt)mm~ an · · (mgh!J-sisk ~5-6) vs. R1bast votes and won - 1ost recor s 1n ' w1 11 1me up on o ense, 1rs1 H 1 IO · 17 A' b a 9. 18 i .\l'iddleweighl champion. Joey u··3) · th ) serap. boys n~med be1ng lend·'1 " r""• nd i· ' ay or · .a am · · IG' d 11 , ed .· nd. paren eses Size on the team goes rrom .. l!iel. Illinois and Duke 7 21J. 18 r e a ~ parr ~ 1 " rou :-. Chicago al Philadelphia ' I'. 1 h h • . date! for startmg berths as of 1 wi1h Milo Ca lhoun ol Kingston Team 01n 1 f e wa 1c cnarm \'afle1y ·- , lod· . . f 11 . . ow a 6. . . . · · 15 0 ~ nighi)- Faul jH) vs. Short 1. Massillon 121) 13-0) 383 Micky Child~, 76 lb. guard and 1 ay , as ows. Others receiving two or more Jama_lcif .. Munday m pre~ra1 lla-IO L 2. Sandusky 14) l3-0) 244 Jerry Swartz, a not much bi~-. Ends: John Kloes, Pat Ar('h- poinls: Mis"f1 ~1ri. Maryland.· bon. tor hiS O<·t ~1 tttle ddP~se ~Iiiw.aukee at Houston lnight) i 3. Cin. H. Bacon 13) (3.0) 213.ger guard- to 205 lb. tackle er. Dt-'n.lis Hackett Bnd Bill Army, Miami 1F\a ), Ho~ton a.~am.; t former .'lllehnlder DJck - Cloninger 123-10) vs. Zachary 4. Warren (3-0) 191 , . -- --- -- -- -i Hensler. College tmd Tulsa. , 11g('r IJ! Ntgen.a. (O·l). J. Middletown 13) 13-0) H3 : ~----·-(n~~~~:nn~~~oo~~ /:;l ~"~geb~~~ · 76. NSteubenville (I) 13-0) ~•4 1, .10e COreS ~~~kl~~~ll;:swi:~dOkf'~h~:~:~ ! AI.LE~ OUT . !es (II 13 01 (;JVE lli~NF.R 1.-n 115-14r. ' .· c'lev.e. Latl·n· Ill (2-0) 68 Mills. M d Mrs Charles Lytle PHlLAOELPlllA )UPII ·~Pill 1 St. Louis at San Francisco 0 By United Prell IDternatlonal r_ ~r: d . h. k d' ' !adelphia third basPman Rirhie , 60 (uightJ- Jaster (1-0! vs. Herbel 9- Upper Arlington 1J.OI . National League Guards : Childs, Swart~. Rick enttor t.~!llt" Wit a .1ur ey !;l- Allen was kept out of Monday , ll ·ii J. 10. Cols. Watterson 12) (3-0) 53 Sl. L. 000 112 000- 4 9 3 Triplett, Jim Glaze, Randy Bee- ner Sunday evemn,~t 111 tl1t:1r night's arne with the Chicago Wednesday'• Game• I Se(.'(lnd 10 teams: 11. Spring- S.F. 032 200 lOx- a 8 1 ker , Roger Pickens. I home . Spr~rg Ave. Present wen. I Cubs at•r he eQmplained of Pit!shurgh at New York i field South 47; 12. Lima Senior ! Slallard, Aust (4), Carlton , Center · Gene Powell Tommy MMr. andd ; \tlr'll. M~laklf Kw~-~·~ . and stomach p:1ins. Tony Taylor recl·ncl·noa t'I::~.t 1..os Angeea 1 ··44 ; 13. Cnnton McKmey · 1 4"; " 14. • 5I, Francts · (6) , wood es h'ICk' Hoffner, ·Kenny Hoffner.' rd. M' an ·k ,,1rs.M'k • IC' eyd Sf 11 1 1ams 1 d h.tm. . 1 p.ace 1 1 0 S. Louis at San F'ranci~co Cleveland St. Joseph 39; 15. 1 131 and Ut"cker, McCarver 16). , an · lC ey, ~an em - -·-Chieago at Phila tnight) !zanesville 38; 16. CineinnaliJSpahn, Bolin !5), Henry (6), Quart~rback : Lee Floyd, Dick Syracuse ; '1r. and Mrs. Tom ! Milw at Houston tnighl) Moeller (l) 36; 17. Elyria 35; 18. 1Linzy (61 and Haller. HRS- Ferrerna. i Reuter and Rhonda, Ehan ' Barberton Ill 33; 19. Columbus iHal!er (13th •nd 14Lhl. WP Halfbacks: Dennis Bogs, Harper. Mr. and Mrs. Charles , American League Easl 31; 20. Alliance 30. tLinzy (9·3). LP- SLallard (11·8). Dod . g R. Karr Sr., Pomero) , and Mr. I W. L. PrJ. GB . ·I Dave son, Chip Haggerty. and Mr5. Lytle and daughter,' x- .VIinnesota 99 58 .631 Others. F'remont Hoss 29, Fullback : Grea: White. Haitimor• • Sosan. 91 64 .581 1 , Dayton Roth 26; Findlay and ' IIG Inning• I 270 Series, 6 <'vi inder, auto. trans. Radio, white Chicago 9l 66 580 8 ! Easl Cleveland Shaw 19 each; ' Milw. 100 000 002 0- 3 8 I . 1 DelfoJt J 3-F CLliB MEETS . 811 71 :548 13 ' New-•rk 17: Louisville 15: Akron : Hou. . 012 000 000 1- I 6 2 JETS TRADE DUKES, sidewalls. whe•l discs, l>ack up lighti, wbite wltll ITHACA 1 Cleveland M•d•tt• 83 73 .532 J ·j~2 i St. V10cent, Toledo St. Franc1S, 1 ~lasrngame, Kelley ~)): Osm- BOSTON IUPll - 1he New 1 The J-F' club met Sunday af. SU,EISII8LE'11 likt new interior. New Yor~ 75 83 .475 24 ~~.t ! CHlev~land St. Edward 14 ~h; ; sRk1 (9J d and T~rre: Dierker, York ~e~ftMkonda~ traded ve- 1 ternoon at the roadside park, SINGLf ·SHOT SMOT5U. California 73 85 462 26 1:-1 am11lon Tart()) 13; W}rommg 1 llymon 19l, Gmst1 00) and teran meuac er M1ke Duk-es to . Ahens Road for 1 social time \Vw•fJ ington 67 89 ~ 429 :n~ and !oledo Rogers. 12 each; 1 BaLema~ . ~p - Giusti (8"7). tfle Bosto~ Patriots for .a future and cookout. Present were Mrs .. Boston draft chotce. . I Baker f.ordon , Asa Hoskins, 61 97 .3aS JlP.~ : ~berhn rJ J and Ham11ton Catho. ! LP- Osmskt !0-3). Youngster or young manK<.in ~ as Ciry 58 98 .372 40•7: he 11 each ; , Oregon Clay (~ l. ; Duk~s played for .the Patriots Miss Ada Hoskins, Mr. and Mrs. he'll lo11e ha..-ing oil leo~w­ x-Ciinched pennant. ~shtabula, Cleveland Bened1c-· Ch~o. 000 oOO 010- l 5 I last year ~nd w~s s1gned by the I Elmer Wickham and a guest, .Ktioo Super Si ngle of htS o>Nn in just lhe right gauge Monday's Results [' tine, Toledo Central 10 each. ] Ph1la. (KM) 000 000-- 0 4 l Jets earlier tht!l sea11on after M El' b th w· kh GMAC Fin1ncing Av1il1ble for hil'l: 12, 20 or .4lo0! Baltimore & Kan City 4 1 · hi) I.e,• than II points: Hamilton Jackson (14-2) and Roznov- being released by Boston. ! ' n. IZa e tc am. They'rf! all chambered few Garfield, Piqua, East Liverpool, sky. Bunning (18-9) and Dal---4 (Jnly g<~rne scheduled) mg 3" shells, wftich mealll • Tue.1ay's Probable Pitchert !Dover, Akron Hoban, Akron rymple. HITS J>OLES. DIES WSCS PLANS SA I.E . . wM:ie tan@e · of shoot in& ••• Ya1mWs to "' :nRed Detroit at Chicago (2, Lwl- 1South, Fostona, Manella, Day- , . CLEVELAND iUPJ) - Fred. The WSCS of the Cheshrre • ttom pme I night I - Aguirre (13·10) and Iton ~lm.ont, Struthers, Shelby, , Cm. f.NXIlOO 000-1 11 31Davis, 24, 1uburba.n Euclid, Methodist church i~ sponsorina: \ Wickersham 19-141 vs. Buzhardl i ~oram Kmg, Mt. Ber:mn, Man_s-!Los ~ng. . 202 100 lOX- I t was killed early today when the a rummage sale Oct. 1-Z at the I See ffle• ltOW Ch Cadillac - Oldsmobile (13·1! and Horlen 02·l3) . , field, Dayton Chammade .. W•l: ElliS, Davtdson tl), Jay (~I ear in which he was riding Slanbary building on Soutn / New York at Cleveland, lard, Akron Buchtel, Cmrmna11 Zanru 11! and Edwards. Padres struck two utility poles In Eu- Thtrd and Mill-s! in Middle· I "You'll lJke Our QualltJ WaJ II DoiDg Boa-• (nighll-Berk 12-()) vs. Mr Dow- Anderson, Boardman, Eastlake Perranoskl (6) and Roseboro. elid. The driver, Tom Maloney, , port. Anyone with rummage ell 116-10!. North, Youngstown Chaney ,I WP-Podres (1-6) . LP - Ellis / 11. Euclid, received only min- J may call Emerson 7-1114 or Em- ' WY 2-5342 Po~eroy Ohio Kansas City •t Washington Cleveland llc•ghts. North ~an- [ 121-101. HRS-W. Davis 2, (8th ,.. injurleJ. erson 7-7329 .I ....,.~--'-om_•_•oy ,!1!!11~ <2, lw•·nightl _ O'Donoghue ton. ~ayton Meadowdale, Re- and lOth I. . . .• ~ .. • <8-111) and Hunter f8·6) vs Cble- v~re, Cmrmnati LaSalle, Canton Only gamts scheduled, man 10-0) and Craig (0-0). 1Lmcoln, Galion, Toledo Sco~t, ;'1-linnt:sota at B a 1tim 0 r e Akron Kenmore, Lorain, FaU'Amertua Leaga1 imghll- Perry III-I) vs. Bunk· ' mont Wesl, Troy, Cambridge, [ K.C. 000 020 110- 4 t 1 ttr 19-81 . Belhure, Genoa. Akron East, Bal. 002 001 03x- 1 7 2 California at Boston- Brunet Elmwood, Youngstown Rayeo, ' Talbot, Dickson (6), Wyatt 19·111 vs . Morehead {JO.r 71 St. Marys, Englewood North- 18), Aker (I) and Bryan; J. Wednesday•, GameJ · Imoot, Athens. Columbus Cen- Miller, Bamowski (6), Halt (5\ Co!ifornia at Boston tr•l. S. Miller (I) and Brown. WP[ Minnesota at Ball {night\ - S. Miller (14-7) . LP-Wyatt . Kansas City al Wash (night\ (2-1) . New York at Cleveland (night) I' <Only games scheduled) , Only game acheduled. IIJ LEONARD A. GRANATO UPI Sporlo ll'l'lter . . It's easy to tell tbe National League peonanl iJ at stake: the llodgm all o1 1 sudden display power and tho Giants gel five runs batted in lrom a .2M hll· ter. Wilb oil< giiDlel 1o go in lbe regular seaaoo Loo Angeles and San Francillco are lied for lhe lead. From thi• point on eacil team that wino will have a bet• o1 the day. Today they are Tom Hall~r of lbe Glanto aod WIUie DaviS ol the Dodgers. Haller, whose meek .2M balling overage 7 8thGradeSquadReady For Opener Thursday at 4 Ohio High School Grid 1 1 RatiD!!S -..·--·-----------"""""'""'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiij ' I Our Weekly 1 I \ I I, t• 12 s I SPECIAL 'I 1 1963 DODGE DART CONVERTIBLE ,I \ I /' ,, ' l .\', 1 KARR &VAN ZANDT 1 MOORE'S AUTO STORE ____, ·--,..,.,....,.....,.._....,__..,...,.,.,.,.,.,....,,..,.,.,.... IR d • ee sville Promotion Day Is Held by Baptist Church Society Notes By Mr11. Lyle Haldenoa WOMAN'S CWB The Farm Woman's Club with Promotion Sunday was ~)). the1r farnihes enjoyed a cook s~rved at the First Baptist Iout and p1rn1c · h al Forked Run ~~ u~ch ~n MSiddhlepol rt during I St11te Park. Prestnt we r e e un ay c oo hour Suuday ~lr. and Mr C I B kl M mormng. There were 65 stu- and Mr s. ar ~c ey • r. dens prom0 ted t0 lh d'ff s. Wwren P1ckens, Mr. e 1 er- and Mrs. C Edd Humphrey ent <'las_ses from the nursery to Karen and R~bin Mr and Mr ' the semor high M · · s. Bert B1ldi gr~up . h rs. Walter Brown, Melanie, Linda the a • !ller ~as 0 c arge of and David, Mr. and Mrs. DonCIIVII!es •n the churrh Jald Myers and Sue AM Mrs basement classes G B'bl · ene You1111 and David,' Mro.· tho~ e;ro;e~ed r;:'n~~ lo Ara Myers and Mrs. Ella HaD. 0 r mary num. The nexl meeting will lie • 3 to the Jumor 1 etass and In· with Mrs. Hannuin.. cludt<l B~rbara Anthony, Allen CBC CI.VB Acree, Mike Hoffman, Terry The CBC club held a p1cruc B~ewer, David Swisher • Ver.ita and cook out Saturday evening Giblll, Peg~. Imboden, Steven at Fork.., Run State Park The ;enkms, Wilham Thoma, H~l· following attended: Mr. · and n Thoma, Joe Klem_. and V1e- Mr&. c. Edd Hrnprey and famt~r McCloud. The B•blea were ily, Mr. and Mrs. Denver WeP esenled by the teachtr, Mrs, ber and son Mr and Mr• Gene Tony Fowl ' · ,. er. . Young and son, Mr. and Mrs. Saturday everung yooth of the Donald Myers and Mr. and Sunday School wllo were bellli Mrs. Warren Pickens The Octol:.'o7'Led to thet Jruf·or Depart- ber meetlll!l will ~ witb lhe en gave a pary or lbe .chll· . ~en of :e prlma.ry clas':"'. Brel!er, John Pat Riley, &nd lhe e mem r~ wtre m charge of Rev. Donald Boone, paslor o1 : :.. ~ahng and refresh- ,the church. Time Planning and preparing tile party were Randy Becker, Jay• . ce Roush, Joyce Riley, Brenda I Edwards, Kayle Russell and Mrs. Janice Gibbs, teacher. , other teachers attending W<'re Mrs. Charles Betmett, Mrs. Bert BocUmer, Mrs. Tony Fow· ler, and Miso Jerry Pullen. Guests at the party were Kent Kloeo, Cbeoter Roush, Venita Gibbs, Barbara Anthony, Joe Anthony, Betty Thoma, Stephen Bratton, Grefl illyos, VIclor McCloud, Jos McGloud, ..,.,.11 Ia Moore, Terry and Helen ThoIDa, Timmy 'lbomas, Ksulf, &ceve Jalna, ' . ' ~ ~ARM I DUBENION RECUPERATING. BUFFALO, N.Y. (UPl!-Ve. teran flankerback Elbert Duberuon of the Buffalo Bills was recuperatmg today following Sunday's operation to correct a torn knee ligament 1uffered In h Bins-Jels game. Dubeoion t e is expected lo be out for lhe season. ~----Weber family. Richard Cashdollar hill rrturned to San Francisco, Calif. after spending tllree weeks witb his parents, Mr. and Mr•. AI· ed ~ hdo fr ...,s liar. He 11 ltltlon· ed on the USS Db:ll in tile posts! deparlmenl. Joe smith of Wellsville •is· lted with his sister, Mro. Bess Larkin,• recently. Bob Hudnell of ColumbuJ recently spent the weekend with Helen Archer and Rutb Coleman. Mro. M•bel He12er lo olsUIDg her son Mr and Mrs Ralel•h ' · · • Hetzer aod family al Akron. Mrs. Bess Larkins recently entertained lbe Golden Rule SUnday School claso ol long Bottom. Mrs. Edward Chevalier and family aHended the Mlll'JibY HeUDIOD at Belpre. 'Adding a room? Enclosing a breezeway~ Finishing the upstairs? There's a GAS Room Heater Designed to Make It Comfortable!i Htallnc a - _, .....tty PI"Hnts I prpbtem bocaUII the orilinol heal~ system was not dtsiped lor it. But a 11ft Gas 1110111 htattr cat1 IMke the _ _, complllaly .mort.bfe. Qas 1110111 heat111 f t thlrmoalalic:ally tDflllvllld, N111tiMIIII. --~ almost no space Ill the 100m. Install them btlwMn studt, ~ t11tm in a Willi •. . you CAll - . put lhtm in the ottic I Mawy can bo •onttd right throuth an outside walt, makinc a chimne, ""'-'Y· Qas 111111tas the bit'""'-.... . . . -- luu'll htrdly notice the COli of ~utial .."i new r()Qm. Gas is unlllllch141 lor . economy. For eiiAIIIple, - COIIIt ._ than heW .. much as 11tctric hell. ~51< )'OUr lteatirw doat.r • con~r~c• for his I'ICOmmllldalionl .•••• '-'111-.d Qas. WY ·TIRMI .•• \··-9•. ' 1111, . . �• . .. . . ..: ·~·Sentlne~ Pomert!y-Middleport, 0. - -- ~ept. 28, 196~ 1:housands Die in (Volcano Eruption ; " MANILA (UPI)- A ktller volcano, slumbering in middle of a mountain lake since 1911 ~ben It tlatm~d more than S,OOO Uvea, exploded today with sudfill VIOlence. Thousan<4 of ullagers fled In near panic llld a blgb death t<lll was !eared. ··1he. OfllciJI fleures compiled by the Philippine Red Cross and the Soda! Welfare Agency showed at least 82 confirmed deaths and 85,000 persons evacuated from the CI.Iaster area 3~ miles south tf Manila. were immediately accounted Authorities said the Island on Cor. 'PEP' Topic Of Speaker Last Night Meigs General Candystripers Are Organized Juicy, tenderized With j I Newest member of the •t:rli•h 1966 Cb~Yell• Jnodels is lhls Super Sport 386 Coup111 wittr il11 diltiaclin J'Of)f treatmenl featurinll a n·ce11Med rear window. A new radiator grille, •lmulated bd seoopa and the '88 .3116' ldt!ll,lfka~km on Charles Roush Dtes at Home I 1 '~.... LOAFERS f..._,....,......,...,.....,...,....J newcomer in Buit·k' ~ :-;k~·l-.u·k four-door hilrdtop. fenturinK" l4 new I extend" Mcro 1u1 thP. full width of the p 1 co ?aept jn roof dc Kign. Th e Skylttrk hody. l ~~ . . . . ane · ~nUe, bum}X!n and ()f/UllllltlltH.t!uu &rl! l' IIITI~ I. t o1.1ld:rrd .engine In U~e s.kylark ~- the V-6. pletely new. Interl or11 alau tealur•! new .-;lylill~ 1 HuJck li l111h compremuon .1 40 euh1c lneh V-8 and materialll! . Instru~enlH und Contrals ~rc with four- IJarrel carburetion, or a 300 cubic mounted to .a chrome die c<•st frame exte ndmg illth V·8 are uvailable :t8 optiong. I . 11\, II ospila t,ews of Cd- umbus, and Mrs. Neva Saffels, Tr.oFJn down 23, 3:40 p. m.; 1 ' of Akron, and three brothers, 141SS Susan down za, 9:1t, p.m.; I D· of Hob 10 . Jonas of Co· Southern up 23, 4:10a.m.; Knox At a recent meetinl!: of the 1 anba. nd n, r of Akron •~ G 3 50 r ·b It K k H k I um us, a 0 sea . Ul"Wn reenup : p. m.; 1 o , yger Cree . Futur~ omema · Rawlings Coats Funeral home up Greenup ~:55 P· m. i . Heie11 era of Amenca, ofriC'Crs for the in charge of arrangements, R. up Gre~nup 8.5;, p.m., St.eel year were elected _ ·· h. h ·u be announced tater. Ranger u~ Green~p 1,1:15 p.m. ; 1 .Th.ey included Susie . Davis, w~~ a~~ is survived by his s,arn Hou;:, l~n do\HI Gr~mJp ~~ p1 e:Ident; Lola McCormick, v1ce mother, Hannah Roush. He waa 2;05 a. m, Sycamore du.n 1 prehlde,.l ; Wanda Hall, record· preceded In death by his father, Gr<:cnu~ 3: 15 ~- m.; L. Fieore mg S<'cretary; Mary Goth~rd, Olen Roush. down Greenup 3:55a.m.; J. S.ltreasurer ; Maureen Brumfield. ----i£WIS down ~reenup 6:40a.m.; . school reporter, Janlco Higgin· PARIS tUP!) _ French Pamela l>. up Meldahl 5:15 P· 1 botham, newa reporter; Rosalie Foreign Minister Maurice nt: l!;dean·a Bosworth up Mel· , Casey. historian: Barbara Rae- Couve de Murvllle will travel to dahl ~ : ,10 p. rn ..;+James Gra~am r er, parliamentarian; June QulJ. Ute Soviet Union Oct. 28 for u~ .\1e ~dahl 9:3;-; p. m.; L1ttle: l 1en, recreation leader; Linda talks wlth Kremlin leaders t:agle down Meldahl 11 p. m.; : Rainey, song leader, and Lynn international problema. nlo..dn 8, up Meldahl 2:40 a. Noble, photographer. J,l . : .lohn Ladd Dean up Mel· The cha pter mother• are d01.bl 4:60 a. m. i Mrs. DilliesMcCormick. Mrs. t~al1ipolis oam -· Phil i p Mary Drummond and Mrs. Es· 1 Sporn down 7:30 p. m.; lnd1- ther Davis. Faculty advisor is <:.n<l duwn 10: lO p. m .; John J. Mrs. Frecker. Rowe up 11 :40 p. m. Queen Ci- Refreshments were serv~d at ty . down II :35 p. m.; Luther ' the close of the meeting hy Su·\ Herdman down 3·15 a. m.; Sol· sie Davis, Mary Gothard and JsALES & SERVICE vay down 4:55a. m.; A. J. Pal· Lola McCormjck ~ CH--ASE HARDWARE ·1 I t=~__.""'""'__.; KING I The P'meroy 7 • 8th grade football team pulled out a 14-ll BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. win over a hard fighting East- WY2-3748 ern eleven on the Eagles• home field Monday after schooL I Pomeroy's first touchdown was scored by Fullback Danny Mlddfoporl, 0. Abbott on an eight yard run tn the second quarter. The other Panther six·poinler was taiUM INSUitANCI AOINCY Cri'Y LOAN II lovlap Co..llaor 11 JOV Jhono. ·----'!'. . .. Since 1»61 IPhone WY 2-2342 M1dtiiiPW1 ~~llllli...IIIIIIIIIIIIOIIIIOIIIIOIIIlllllllllllltlllllllltlll~_.,...,..,..,..,..,""'""'"'""' - . 1 I h: 1 1 r•LSE TEETH ' r" f) j tleather Forecast: ~. Cold Hill. and Snow in months ahead! Install an Ashland Metered Gas System ... NOW! Enjoy tho comfort, convenience and eco~omy of gas, even beyond city gas mains. Install an Ashland Metered Gall System to get clean, dependable, instant heat ... plus all the advantagea of gas for hot water, cooking, and clothes drying. Ashland Metered Gas is easy on your pocketbook because you pay for it after you use it. And, we keep a plentiful 1111pply of fuel in your tank at all times, automatically, No matt.r bow cold tiM weather, you'll never run out. Don't delay! We'll handle the complete iDtttJ. lation of your A~bland Metered Gu Sy1ttlll NOW, so you can enjoy wony-free b1atinJ all winter long! Contllct 111 today. Empire Clrcu!atinl Hmer Emplrt fleor ,.._ Pomeroy team will hos: WellsSon this Thurodoy. Elsewhere lit 1 • 8th ll'ado football, !Jle Southern Tornadoee and Rutland's Red Devils played to a I<!Ol'ele" tie a second Modern in design with 'l'bll70,000 BTU e&JIII" popular radiant front Spred House Paint OutiMit Ordinary Pain! by SO% oity s- ,.,_ ...... styling. Powerful 4-apeed blowor provides quiet op· an .ven 4ow of dMI, bNitbful ....... leu eration, distributes he!lt operating cOlt. OperateJ evenly. Has automatic temperature control, 100% cut-off automatic aafety pilot, and lifotiiM combustion chamber. minutes thmao111atio cOAtrol system ~ 1ft Nt t.npua- Jill\ . . . eClean up tools with water eNo tedious brushing, just spred CUT HOUSE PAINTING WORK FROM DAYS TO HOURSI GLIDDEN SPRED HOUSE PAINT Your Ashland LP Gas Bulk Plant feature~~ a complate lilll< of gao appliances liom bath!oo111 heaters to COIIIJ.Iett foNid air home heating oyatema. Euy lel'Dl8 .,. avdtlo IIII'AI¥ 10% down and up to 24 111011tllo to pql 1 Program (~ In lw n,•Jfl e~· ~.1.1so n Mrs. Charles T. Setters. Pl. ; Mr.thodl!ll ('hurtn on OctnJ)tlr 'I Pleasant, son, 11:23 a.m. Mon- , 27th. from l 1 ::!0 m. unlil ! p:. 1 day; Mrs. J . Davld Gregory. , m. w1th a Quiet n.ell l 11 FlO'm. Ravawood, son, 6:24 p.m. I Ol.her churc h;.~s r,ar•il:ipatim{ iu Monday. this progr<Jm ',I ii! be New JI.'IV· en .'vl~t hodi<..r. ~L ntford, Clifton. Dl..,harred Graham and L£>1:.1"· \!ary A. Nel1on, Mra. Ralrh Ho~tf.sl'ieM at tilt· 1m~et.ing D. Shain, Mrs. John W. Marr, were Mrs. J•)hn Cl;<~ltm, Mrs. Kenneth L. Call, Ml'l. Peul w. Mnl'~!l r ·~ P1Ckt·n~ ant' M~·" HnParklns, Mrs. Kenneth E. Rey- ward ?. VClnMntre. noldl, lnd infant dua:hter, Mra. mcnts were served la Roy L. Click and Infant son, guests l':J 2C. mem!)('r~ . Tll•·v Mra. William E. Copelrart and were M.. Stcpl1Cil Akabateh. mfant, Judy A. Pott1. Ezra Camt!rf!f!'l, oN Afr1ca: Mr C~rt -tlleDIG.IIJ. Mr~.Hawkis ASHLAND OIL & REFINING COM .. ANY Box 471, Highwoy 124 . Pomeroy, Ohio Pht~~~e: WYondoHt 2-2166 Ripley, W. Va,-Phont: a12-2221 Honore4Guest For Dinner 1 Ohio's eighl i~t\·esw r-owned electric companiet~ are int.tr· .,..111<Ud by a network of transmission linea ~ aDd it wor)a; "like a charm" to serve you better! Ohio is a key sLate in this network which hal fii'OWD and developed for more than 30 years. It is now tht largeot of the nation's power pools~ a fii'OIIP of utili· ties aerving 39 stat.. ea•t of the Rocky Mountail1J!. Tbis exchange of electricity benefits you in many wayo. Here are three: I. It helpo keep ooota down, beca111e !ewer stand·bY lacilitieo are needed by your electrio <OOIJ>BIIY. 2. Because theoe companieo are inreroonnected for in•l.antanoous exchange of power, you get even more dependable electric oervice. 3. By providing an ample supply of elfl!lricity in lheir lllli'Vioo areao throuthout the state, tile inwotaroomed utilitieo help to atVact new induatriea ud DOW jobs to Ohio. I. FLORIST ! J Olllt " ' " ' ' ' II " ' I ' ............ II ' " ' " ' " " ' II " ' ' ... 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Batra· heavy CIOIIIbUitlOD chamber, Bmplre'• eDries in 30 ~\lh ~ Quiet O~y and 1hr Self DP.n18l 'l ;.p ' Z4lh and Births quarter. Laudermilt also went over with the extra points The o• I DOWNING i Hera are two of the many tine heatinl units available from Ashland LP las: by Helfback OalUiy Laudormllt on a lour yard carry In tllt third OEVOT&t- fO INlEUU MEIGS MASON ARU · 1 In West Amtricln 101 dln't pay lite same-you reetlrt 1 1- rtte fDI i*flll HtW drlva<. 1.41 us !ttl pu 111 about it L 1 tHE DAilY SENTINEl Iof the Brotherhood ol Hallway White Rolie Lodge Amencan motonst Junkyards, painted on a movilJi backdrop hotdog stands and CUlt IIi siB-~ -tlons of yesteryear vmtage, rnotels not of the early goldfish 1 ·t bowl lype of architecture; bill- i board& mill collectors?), andl I doll I" I f1eld .~.0~ p. m.; Little Edward Guam in the Pacific Ocean toup Wmfield 8·10 p· m·•· "c· ' · .. .. · D nver : day. Jt had 81-mJie-an·hour d~wn Wmt1eld 9:15p. m.; Elger· l winds a! its center and was ~~~fa rer up ~mf•eld } "r · 1m.; 0. F. , moving wesl·norlhwesterly at i own 'YIIl 1e d 4:55 a.: 12 m 1 m.; H. E. Bowles 11p Winfteld · .p. l. H.rolcl Chne, Mgr. 6:35 a. m. hme. Middleport Southern will be host to the I Loc:ust St. I Eastern team this Thursday ar+ Phono WY 2-2511 'l , Ler school. Kittens Pull Out 14-0 Win Over Eagles disappear from the aa~e of lhe a treadm il1 wl.ile lhe scenery Your old one plUJ our low cost lin;uu:intl &ets you a bet~r car in a jiffy. No strain. No warry. We take rood eare of you all the way. Check with us. Maybe you Mil alford It ev!lll better than you thought. Ht.. you " " extllhlllil, "look at lite way he •~­ why should I JlOJ lite ume for Auto lnsuren~e atll lot '1 I • • works of m•• •nd nature must by having the chariot• "race" on · TRADE CARS DRIVING PAYS OFF IN CASH! 1 1 ~nawba Riv~r ~ W. H. Sha· SPOT TYPHOON •tr Jr., down \\m(1eld 3:35 ~.m. TOKV{' (L'PI)-U.S. military Lury Ja ne l.u('as do\.\ II •. - " I weathermen spotlf'd 3 new ty· 5·45 p·.m · Helen i~. "' do wn \". · north of I : ., •vm· ' phnon about 161 m1les 1 Rebecta only glimpse oi the outdoors dividends from the concoctloM are had through either the Tee- of conerete and plate·slas$ Vee screen or the windows of which house t~e ·~utobahn' mo-l the l'amil~· a.uto, Lhe great er-1 lelll and re.~wurants, ca.n see l fort of Operation Facellft ls l lny beauty m them or In the l to be expended on highw.ayl.l monotonou!'i strip of cementl Somehow moat government pro- work which joins them. jects seem t.o 1ettle on roadsl In the early part of thia: (especially in Ohio). ieentury "' great 1pechtclt of the stage was the chariot race All unsightly and unastheti . of "Ben Hur". accomplished NOW-WE 1 I I 1 ,* f ))is pital durtnl the lost 24 hours . Trainmen met m sooclal seuion mclude: Mrs. Henr M DosM, ' MASON , - The Mary anrl i Friday m?rninR at the ·. Y I Hellen a Crrdt>~ ol the Mat'on ! hall m M1drlleport. Specn:ll presumably o~·erwe1ght female~ 662 Fourth Ave. ; , Charles Alex· 1 Met.hodl ~l ~·oman ~odetv of guest was Mrs. HelenS. ~n shorts and underweiihl males ander, Sr., 23 Burger Ave .. Chmfl;m Servn:(' . w1lh Mn. a repre~entat1ve or m same, must not be allowed Yin. Mabel 0. Jones, 630 Firs~ Marvan C. Frame presrdin~, Lodge from Uetroil, Mich . to distort the pleasing picture 03 Ave.; Lynn Marie Jackson, I heard a flpP<"in\ .-.peukt•r, The /\ luncl1con was held at of mile& and miles of concrete Thlrd Ave.; Mrl. Cora Wright , : Kev. Clwrles A. Prt7.er, Chair-1 Mortm Restaurant at noon Karnished at regular intervals 6.18 Second Ave.; :nuam L man of the :VIa3on Counlv Ar.· l lowi ng the rilualislic work Mrs. by chain resLaurants of identical Hal~ Jr. Rt. 2, 8 i wei~; . M~~.' t1on Group of War on Poverty I Miller was presented with appearam.:e, .iilaodardi:ted fillinK LeMwlaGG. dFtloL, RTt. 2 GalhpuR 11 Program and m1mster ut the I gift or jewelry from the group. , station structures, and much rs. ra. YLee· DwyMman,_ tl. 1 1Pl. Ple<~santt Christ Ep1:-~copttl : Mrs. William Robson, pre11i- over·fenestrated motels. Ewingt00 11 · ernlt Ch h • M C I C '· d I .d d I ' 1 urc . i.lllt l r. ~1r no~. en, pres1 e o\'er t 1e meet-.I . . '. 2 Cht&ltire, Mr!l. Larry t,;J. ~~~· ~ Mason Cnunty Extension agenl, ing_ I Plot~ of grass, properly mowwart Rt. 2 Cheshire · 'Mr' .. . . - ..-. - 1 Ch T Sette p ' PI present a pr(Jgram on Parl..ci-1 Altend1ng were Mrs. Robson. . . . 0 · a.r es · rB , t. ea~- ' pation in The Wm On Pmtf'r· Mrs . James Souders, Mrs. Wil- FeJghan, · Ohio, announced ant: Orman E. !!all, Pt. Plea> ty ., : ham Woodard, -~rs . Da'lid En~ Monday the Army II& award· ant, Mrs. Ma.,ln 0. Sauer, RL ! . , 1 C 1 " 1 M ed • fi,037,70% oontract to Ac2 pt• Pleasant·, Mr!1. Harry w· 1,ev. p·1tzer gtrew;;r d I.t v:ou 1••.1 p smmgcr, , L M·t"rs. ·h Mar "'"'ox, p t r, ll rs.• curate Dte C111tin8 Co., CleveSauer, Rt. 2 Pt. Pleasant: Mrs. · he !:trgelv 11 ~1 In each cun11n1m· j ·M ." 1,; 11 "· 1.1 a. . ' 8~ 13 ~ land, for manufacture of bomb •arner N · f. " t.r, '' r~>. Harry W. Bllm"' . , r·~~ 11y In mr1 •Is n'1''."'q"'' 1 ~·· · •r 1s, . r:-.. .·.,.a , er . ,aH!~>. · . compon(•nts. Haven ; Mrs. Blake M. Nire· than with th£· aiiKi~tance of thf' Arlhur J.e"'l~ Mrs. V.ll!lam ~1nr· t- --·-: wand N H . o . 'l m. Mrg. Herman Barley Mrs .l er, ew a~en, scar r Dlre ~ l. nr ~t·l ll]! .l pi , r· •Ill to r, • • ' ' I Jordan. Cottageville, W_ V:l; rill t ht'~f' nt>t•dQ ll"w In l ·nri thf' Otho 1,\ ,IHS. \ll.s . Normnn V.ay. Nimrods. Paule)', Mason ; Doll·, t'>I'Wll\1111 1\et•ds ol II ~'IHIIIIIUn · I<Uld~ \•Irs: 0 · C. r.n·enlt>f' . ~ Irs I Chewin ... Eficl•ncy ' aldL. Ward, Pt. ~lceaF(.IIli, •. 1 .-~ 11 Y wert' disr·u ~sPd . D~ .E .. \.-1r ller and MrR Honwr ';II 1 V. Clay Tuttle, Middleport ; M'" · H,H IIC\. locreasod Up to 35% C. Jean Rltfit, Rt. 1 Pomt'r<lr; Under the direr!\on of \tr .~- 1 -----Cllorc,tl ttl~ pro•• you ~•n now · I I AWARO CONTRA(.T ehello' better-make det1 tu~ aver&lt Ml"'. J . David Gr@gory Hll\'''fl" · Lt>sh~r Zrrk. e. Pro·•UJ.:Ill. llt' up tl3 :J5f. mon elfllctlve - lt you , wood,· Theodore R. Col•man . Rt.l husme~" me ~>llnun w:l:-: r011t!~.. ·t· \\1ASJIINGTON 1UPI· - RepR. eprlnkle a little P'ASTEETH on ymu pltlte~ J"ASTEETH 1~ the ufkulin• 4 Oak HUI; Mrs. Van cil R. (Ira· ' Pd by the r:rc-leti in 1111~ J•J•nt 1; Charles A. Vanlk and Michael (non-actld) powder ~ha t bola. falu liNth rnor1 tirml~· 10 they htl mo~ ham, Ja.:!k&On ; Avery A. Hager, rneeting:. : ·- -- --· · · . -·- oorntortable. Noaummr. IOOtY. patty Ravenswood·, Mrs. Leo P. l'••n-' Mrs. Rav Prnffl il di~.: u~ ,;f'd 'i Cook. HrJ . Ch<JrluM A. PttlC!', brr.ath w~. ~rr· t 10ur Clrtck• denture 0111. FA8TEETH Powder to. nest, Rt. 5 Athens; c:aynelle fl irt her plAns Itil• oh~l· , ·vmn, lhf' and Mr~. /)tj r: d F'lu.r.t_._ ___.:. dfly at llrug countrra t¥tr7Whl!rll. Hutehlnlon, Rt. 1 Onk Hill : Mr'\ ; 25th an niver~ar~· ot rlrt• WS.C. r>emp•y Williams, H. 1 Oak S. to be hfld nn 111!111 0l':. COLEMAN HEATING 1 I Mary, tnn....., *' . a.......... I Auxiliary of Trainmen M-eet ' At LegiOn Hal/ - - - - - 1. Circles Hear Entered Hoopltal I , Persollll enterin& Holler Hos- • POtnt PaStOr Names OffJ'cers ger, ""· Parlcla, Leonard, and Roall at home; wo sisters, ten up 5:30 a. m. , •1 Chapter Mrt. J)ale. Vllelllne ..... and Mr. alii Mrs. tam Amll4. l.err7 of ;t"'rbb''bblrt 'ft• .,._ Mr. IIIII MfJ. l'nest l!lrN 11!11111 ,..., ,... . were 8UJJday dilller ~eotJ Ill lolfl, !WPI i'rNII!I- W club beenhistory many ordifferent and pve the lllu•:: ~ and Mrs. afternoon Le•ter Rouah. con. I have In the man there Saturday with tile Rev or Mil Amerl• oppo<ing •dou oC beauty. : : ,see:W,a the sp:':e =~tit~~~ pageants. ·1 A.farmer ca~ let much beauY s. Y . . ty m a luJurlant crop of hay are trytng to accomp11sh. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Freck~ B.eauty IS to become stand- or a good stand or corn. A coal But at least ~me mystery! er. ardtzed; reaulated by the_Great mme operator can appreciate oeomo oboot to be . Mr. and Mro. Walter Walker White Fathers in waahm&:ton. the appearancll ot a atrea of ter viewmg ptctures of a and Mr. and Mrt. Lawrence Such ha• been decreed oltlcla. loaded coal gondola• no~ina lago in SOutb Vlelnam after Walker spent Sull<lay with rda· ly by the PreSident, the Con· from llio tipple, 100 the· male plano• had bombed II, and of tlveo and lrtends at Buffalo and , gr ..s and Ladybtrd henelf, and' hlppopotomous evidently conoill- Ylallalo In nor!Jlern. OhiO after Red Hn\110, W. Va enthusiastict~lly endorsed and ers a ;·welte young hippo female the .bulldozers had ··n.s1hed pre-~ Mr. and Mn. JameJ Bearbs fully approved by manufacturers of not more than a ton and 1 parinl the way fur Rt. 71. I and oons, T•mothy and Scott of earthmovini machinery, half gross weight, every appeal- have t.lnally d~cided whal w~ . Mpent .sunday at Tltursto~ Wtth building contractors, ilRd the ing. But !lurely no one but the are d?tnS: ln V1etnam I h1s tu;ter and brother-uHaw, Portland cement Assn. architect res .bl f Obviously, we Ire beautify.. \ Mr. and Mrs. R1ymond Pullins I ponsl e or, or tng It' Jr. and family Since the overage Amerie'an'o the stockholdera who collect iiiiiiiiiiliiiilliiiiitiiiiii. JUICK INTRODUCES A NEW HARDTOP • Its I .' Pomeroy ieronymoJM llr 111111 Mro. tWoo Fllller muaeums, -J~~~~J~!~~~~~~c~=~~~=~~~~~~~J~I ~~;~; at garden beauty m.,l Mrs. Shirley Mulford, Mainly About People In I THE SHOE BOX I ... llllllnel. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Orrlo lbl<r•-' Mr. and Mrs. John Fisher Harris. Mr• Larry WoUe tJid tc111 lllld and !Oft, Ketmetii Paul a! ~ Mn. lldollllrMIIir Mi1i Wert weekend guesla of relaMichael Jones and James !let- day vlsl..... In lives in 1111 lflt. ser of Columbua Wert Weekend ........,. · BEAUTY - By Booltt,.p ed·. numicured and de<unilell•oft.l Mfo. WilllliiD Fisher left BU.,ts ol .lollehall'o lf'lldpll'• Citizev; ol Appalachia! Pre- ed will be allowed on the as- •·y, for Akron to spend !be Mr. ond M". E. J. IIIIL pare younetves! You are about illmption that the motoriat will va w be beautified. appreciate the sight ol grass ler with her 1011 aoo Mr. and Mr1 Ara !loll« of tllat doesn't require him itl-ltw, Mr. and Mrs. John Ruyallup, Wasllln8t<>n left Ia~ Mother Earth (or at least · uae up rnnol ol his er and family. urdoy evening, lor Co!WIIllua that portion occupied by the houro in wet nurallli 11 ; Gordon l'lther, student at alter a several days visit with Great _Sociely) Is to have her flowers properly trained to grow Mountain 8181< Bueine" their aunt, Mre. l!omer Holter. fll(!e IIfled, l'ler wrlnkiH Iron- to a rnaJCimurn height of lege, Parkersburs:, W. Va. Mr. and Mll. Ira RoUer and ed out, her eyebrows . plucked, en i n • h e s and to IP"nt the weeklnd with blf Mn. ijDmer Holter called Friand~ new hairdo; po~~~~ly eve~ their head• in •alute •t the ents, Mr. II1Ct Mrt. M11on day, on Mr1. JobD Baily and grille and retr w~e area diet.lnguit1h thls model a w1g, m the latett Atredal• proach of any ear priced family and Mr. and Mrs. Ralpb .and lite Super S)J6rt 396 Converlible from te11. more tlutn llfVen thowaoo Mr. and Mrl. WUU.m Lee. olber Che~elle models for 1966. Strato bu(krt Meal~> uri!' 1111ndard eq•ipment for the 1!8 lt16'~. No JonKer ia beouty to ••ist Iars •plus ta¥), will bo ond 1011, Willie_ ol Belj>re opent "'"· 1-lomer Holter •11<1 Mr. D•uler~> will di&play the n~;~w c:ar11 on OcWber 7-1 haphazardly with OCCOiioo•• ed. the weekend with their illd Mrs. lro Holler vloltod HAMS River news For Nel" Year - ·" ........ , '~· tStJJY J I 1 1 .Jeflboat up 2l, 6 a. m.; West· I ern down :l2, 1:1~ a. m.; Polly- · wog down 22, 2:t5 a. m.; Alice down 22, 6:30 •. ID.; Panzo and . . Hollrr H CIIARLEII'I'ON, W, Va. (IJfll passed the Legttlolure. be allletllalo Clllllflfi!M!I, •141111 -A legislative su!>commilee de- Dyer has been OP!'O"'d to the With !be~ '!.the.!!~ clded Monday to include a dralt clinics on a etauw•de level on Bolnl of .,_.., .. • •·COLUMBUS IUPll - An Ohio ol a propotled biD ettabl"hill8 rrounds that current lawo are aptntona on thl /:!"posed bill. Farm a u rea II Federntlon birth oontrol clinics in West not explicit enouch on lhe Pial- Silbert lllld ...~I~ e spokesman '"id Monday that II Virt~inia in a rajl<lrt on the lith- ter. ettal.. sbould not Ii I ff.IA . . . .'8f'e Actton '• ·W rJ which the volcano is located Re1eue team• aboard smaU ••• cut off from re!lcuers , mak- boats were turned back tin" awarded eacb candy~tr1per ~P· poorest disttlct~ bl'nefltting 1fteasonal farm ~nrkers. r~gurd· : any time, NATO Secretary Ge· 1q lt tmpo!Sible to determine and again by lDteDiie heut aad on completion o~ ~uties requir- most. le!ls of their skill s end a.hii iUe~· 1 nerol Manllo Broslo warned the fate of an estimated G,OOO thick smoke as they tried to ed by Lhv lBSOC:I&bon. Pass aat of Jssu(' No. 1 will would bP covered hy the., mmi· · Monday night. He said the At· • mum wag<' propo~al he 1 · 11· .__,. n a persons living there. Only six approach t be IsIaad about tw o Officers elected were Opal provide t~e need~ fund s from stated. . ' I anuc a mnc~ was luu ispe s . miles from th~ lake !lhore. Offutt, president Sheila Ohlin· a penny mcrease m sales taxes ~ -~· ~ I bJe for defense. Newsn:en flymg over the , ls· ger, vice president; Debra Spen- which will go into effeel if i land 6% hours after the fir st cer, secretary, and Joyce Ev- Ohioans approve the meas.u~c . 1 Sherley E. Sheets, Addavtlle, Headquarters For eruption at 2:25 a.m. - 2:25 ans treasurer. The October With the food-drug-rent • uLJ\Jty : vice-prcsid cnl, conductPd the . . . p.m. E~T Wedn~.s day - report- ch;irman is Patty Leifheit. bill eJCemptions, it will cost the i meeting in absence or pres· I MISS AMERICA Gauge readmgs - Gallipolis I ed no s1gns of life. average Ohioan less than three ident, Nri! H. Sanders, Wash· Dam 11.9, 12.1, running 1~ f':t The initial p~e-dawn erupt~on A schedu~e for the next three· cents a day , according to the llngton. Mrs Martha Hopkins. I on rollers, Pomero~ • Mason 20. sent a huge fireball r?cketm~ ~onth period w~s made and Ohio Council for Education. fndrnu3. is sef're.tary-treasurer, : · .42, Pt. Pleasant 2.3.87, Hm· ~ore than 10,000 feet mLr the girls were. team~d to work to- The Principals also listened 1and olhers arh·ndmg were: \llal&on 0.51 falling, Kanawha Falls mght sky. The earth .~hook and , gether durtng vlstlln.g hours. Re-i to o. Guy Nash. co·rhairman ~ ter w· Rife. Cheshire · Kyger: I 1.89 falling, Charleston 18.l!4 r.Js· hot lava bubbled ovrr III<' crest freshments ":ere served fullow .i of the 175 th Anniversary parade t Dcwcv \V.1 Iker. Vinton: Mr~. \ illg. London, Marmet and . Wm- or the crater. . . ! ing the meetmg. committee speak on the schuols' j Marg11erite Hin~man, Hann~m field dams were on the silts. 1. Other lesser erupt~nns con!J+ participation in the parade. and Trace. Glenn Wil>r man .. R 1 o Boat tnovemeotl!l: nued throughout the day. they di scussed various forms l Granre (lnd countY.. supermtend· , Middleport, 0. Obio River - Illinois up 14, The volcano is atop MI. Taal. used in reporting to the stat. ' ent T. K. Owens.;. 1:55 p. m.: Harvey Jordon up ] a 984-foot peak which i~ or.e of 14, 5:40 p. m.; Waller Beckjord the best known tourist at~rac• up 14, 8:5.\ p. m.; ReUable up lions In the Phih]lp•nes. The 14, 9:55 p.m. Aflqmppa up J.., mountain rises on <1 small 11 p. m.; Invader up 1~. 3:05 i piece of land known<!~ Vnlcano Ch 1. Marvin Rousi1 48 a a. m. ;. Harnett M. up. 15, 3:50 i.l: ! lsl:m~ in the middle of Lak,e retr::f ~:1\road man, of' Rai,lcy · Zimmer down lti, 4 a. Taal m Sout.hern Luwr1. A s m~1l1 · R road was dead when the Barbara Gay down.. 17~ 3: f<o P: er lake surrounds the cral~r il- M~~dlepori emergency squad m.; Onward down 1., 1.40 a.m., S('lr. . d t his home Monday Elisha Wooda dowD 17, 2:~ a. 1 arnve a evening. m.; Poplar up tS, 7 p. m : J erHe had retired !rom the Hobry Boaworth down 19, 6:3b a.m.; I son shops, and is survived by fjuckeye State down 20, 3 a.m .; his wlfe, OdeS8a; three child· m.; . Hike Seen in Birth Control Clinics Proposed in Bill ' A candystrlperi association Mr,1• Sarah Moshier, Ky~er the mln1mum wage bill is.,_ joel io the Lo1ielature. Subcommittee chalrmiD Welflll'l ~'::the has been orsanl.ed at Meigs Creek Art Instructor, spoke on 1 tended by Congress to covor Members ol the suWimmitlee James Davil, D-KalUlwlla, Olld ed lilt ltulbllll7 ~ 'tn .liar 0 General Hospital in Pomeroy. "P,EP.," the plan for educa· , farm workers ond other agri.l'!ere ~enerally in fa~~ of pu~ Dyer had Indicated he_wout,d Health Deportmen 1 1 g . tiona! progre!S. Monday nit~ht , cultural employes r·food costo \ttni the propc..d clime• under carry out !Jle l"i!Jlalurel smce the director 1 00 PI>' Speaking at the 11':'1 meeting, at 'the monthly moetlng of the , to consumers would be sharply ' the control of the State Health wishes. pointed by, nor r<!lpolllllble to, Jam~• Joh1110n_, Meigs General Gallia county elementary prln· · increased " , Department. However, . Del. Dav1o notad also Dyer would the Govarnor. hoopiial odmlm•tr•to~, outlined cipt1ls asS<JCiation. D R Stanfield bnrean exec- i George S01bert, R-Ohlo, said he the dutiH of candyltrtporl, onld · .· . 'd. nt id most !questioned whether SlaW Health their Hrvlce WOIIId be recnRnlz. '"p.e.p." Is actt~>lly ln.,.ue ullve v•ce pre," ,• •a k i~ Director N. H. Dyer would Jm· ed by tl>e Ohio Hn•pltal Associa- No. 1 on the Nov. 2 ballot and I "'1" 1 ~: 1 Y emp O)OO ;~~~ ·~ore I plement the bill, even if it lion and the An1erlcan Hosplt•l If passed by Ohio's voters will I Ohio ~re 1no~ rece h g rnle' - - -- - - - WHOLE- HALF- SLICED Association, ol whieh Melga l provide an addltlo_nall116 each th~n h\h" ·b\l P:.; m~~dotory I TIIREAT MAY RECUR Genera\ ill a member. to local school dtstncls. Each ~ IC } 1 mo s . wlll receive more state aid i '" !968. . ROME (UPil - The SOvtell There will be eapil ~nd pins than they now get. with the ! " Howeve r. all temporary and 1threat to Europe may recur at I I . - · ' .. . . .. •'I• ··· .• .. .• . • . • " • ... _,~ , MIDDLII'OitT, 0. DIAL WY 2·5560 oilli liDO...- .... BAKER MIDDLEPOAT, 0. Your Ohio Eaectrio Jill Mllfllll Dldrt ~IIIII' £._ A S1111ll Down Olil C. .IIIJ 111111'-~ Poylllllll 1nd Just S.OOper WHk • a.llllllt ._a rr• 1 f ··~ ·•' �' . ' ;• ( . '' <tlassi[ied Ads Your Modern Community llullclin Board 1-Delly Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o...Sept. 28, _1965 W•n••d To Buy- Retired I. "'~.... 2 SIGNS I ..:: . QUAliTY Pomerov Ferre11 Named llfn. Mol•r'• Molher W. H. VanHorn, DPTie~~.. P:~A~A~ti~Jt~~r•l Point Teacher. Pres•'dent o f aerv1ces for Mra. Oma C. Gra· :ham, 59, Huntington, motllor ol B Mrs. Lawre.nce G. Mohr. Pt. Dies Monday I' 3riD Ure3U P\eesant, will be held Wodnti- Riverman -~ Dies at ReNst HoAtmf A PLEAsA - r=river·n• 1 CIP eirePT. A t' 65 r rellre<f WANT AD INFORMATION ANTIQUE Furntlure, dishes, I rna; di: '~onday ill 8 Mason _...... mtscellafli!Ollll. can or write: rest home. He was born at Gal· f;' IN'.::..,":,.,::"'-~ lolra. Howard Cecil, 800 W. l Ilpolls Ferry, April 18, 1900, a Main st., Pomeroy. 1961 Chevrolet 2 Dr. $1089 son of Cassius and Lydia E. day at 1 p. m. In th• lloord """""""""' 6 29 tic I Gillispie Austin. He was a mem· PT. PLEASANT- J. A. Fer- Mortuary, Hunttnston, with lha PT. PLBASANT - WIUiam trw '7. &. •· TRAILER LOTS tree iiW. 6 cyl. engine, std. trans. AU good fjrea. elee.a interior. Radio be" of the Church ol Christ el1, Camp Conley was re-<'~~ct- ~ev. Ro~rt B. En&lt1 ofrlrlut· H. VanHorn, 59, of llS Malo -• B -all and heater, green finish. Sur' . n Alfred ed president of the Mason Coun· l mg. Burial will bo In I h t Street, died ~y at •:10 a. UJGULATIUIU age auu water. rown'• u I I $8 v1vmg are a so . • ' ood r. •·· !tal -•- •1 95 Jr., Dunbar, one brother Cur- ly Farm Bureau at the annual I w mere ~mo try. ..., ....- - ... .... er Park tSIJte Approved! ' 1960 Chevro et Air 2 Dr. m. In Holnr .... p ........ ::.,~"n:'"tu.~m-:' ':vo:-: Minersville, Oblo, roooe W\ j 6 l'YL Powerglide, radio and beater, whitewall lirel like Win C. Austin, Huntington; four dmner meehng at Ordnance 1 Mrs. Graham, who Ylslted .lD IPJlll fatlbll health tbl pllt 11 ~ .wlftl"::-:...._..r::.".! 1-3324 ) 11 lie . new , dean interior. lVOI'J' and &:old finish. A abarp car. sisters, Mrs. John Sheline, Mrs. School. I Pt. Pleasant orttll, died Monda)' monthl. _,. "'""- · - ,,_~ PINE TIMBER- andwill- pay 1960 Ford 4Door $795 Byrd 0. Blain, both of Gallipo- other officers re-elected were in St. Mary'• HospltMI, HunUDa· HewueteacheratPt. Plea.. •• .,..:;u.u ._.... as much as $4 per cord for Automatie ~ W ..... Clean tnterior. Radio and Us Ferry, Mra. Oden Pearson, Hobart Stanley, vice president; ton, after an extended Wnen. ant High !IChool until his illness • C:::.u:' ~~ good pine and also good hard hP-ater. Pt. Pleasant, M~s. HarrY 1w. E. Kirk, secretary-treasur- Prior to her ill heallh, 1he had and Wll!l formerly emplo.ye4 hy » 4:.a., .- -"'" ,_,.. l'tl,. .n• wood saw timber_ Write or . ~ Crump, Henderson. Funeral ar- 1 er and Mrs. Lawrence Newber- been employed at the AnderA~.m·l the MnrielUI Manuracturmg Co. ~~::: all Ht(J. 11110 see M. w. Runyon. MiDel'to~ ·~ rangementJ will bt .-nounced ry' executive secretary. Newcombe Company, Hunllna· as pnyroll supenisor. He Wll, .., ,.,. ....,. ,. "" ill O"'· "·•I• ....,_ Rd. "" •. p·.. ... by tho Mobr-Stovtltl Fuaoral E•lected to the Board of direc- too. She was I member ol the born In Kontucky on May 22, o" rJIANKI!o V &. wu, _,... ._,.,. vr.n ......_ 9 00 ""'• · pllst Church. I 1906, son of the late Mo•esh -C&lfl""" .,. .. " vasn'li~~oltl.ll;&t ..,. f U 80111 . ozr· Homo. tors were Hobart Stanley, Ar· Hl ghiswn ... ~~.,.'":.,-=Fo R ~. NT 11'1',1 bUckle dlslrlcl ; w. E. Kirk ond I Friends moy cull at toe mort· l and Mella Wilson VanHorn. ·~ I ant Nolle Contendre 11 Lyle Austin. Clendenin dis· ' uary from ; until 9 p. m. today . Mr. Van Horn graduatfd 1'1'11 oo """' 4 ROOII BOUSE, batb, and Pleaded by Pair trict; Lester Adkins, Cooper disfrom Solem Academy an dSale ....,_~ ,';',;'ri,'!,.:.. ba!emenl, iunlan heat. Call For 5ale Busi- Services trlcl· Dana Durst Clendenin OD Or College, Salem, W. Va. He W<IS ••"' ., WY 2-3319. I 28 lie II •~ PT.. PLEASANT - Wayao B. distrlct; Clarence • Blessing, a member of the Main street PHONE WY 2-2156 TWO liO,OOO BTU oor ow· BEATING PLUMBING Rural Klnca~d , Jr., and Suo Murphy and Adrian Lathey Graham di., Baptist Church. TWO BEDROOM boUBa troller naces. all eontrola. new, $110. Doxo\ &ttle Gas. Aro~ld Bro- Bee, Pomt Pleasant, pleaded . ' . lor lleDL Situated ID Middle- Coil WY 2-3442. t 27 ftc thers, 618 E. Main street, nolle contendre to a charge of trlcl;. J. A. Ferrell, Hobmsoo Surviving are hi! wl ef,M ary Notice port. Call WY 2-3346 or WY cohabitation when arraigned distri~t : . Forrest Nibert, HanPurdum VanHorn; one daughl· ==~ 1-2!88 9 22 tic before Jusuco of Peace A. M. nan dmtril:! and Lawr~e NewIer, Mrs. Ralph (Joan) Melton, 8 28 110 BLUE LUSTRE not only rids I Pomeroy. EARL'S BARBER SHOP will . • aarpets of aoll but leaves p•le L o. McCoy, Auctloueir, Clle,. Goodwin, an<! were fined $SO berry, Waggener distrtel J. S. Virginia Beach, Va.; l h r e. he open TUesday noon or FURNISIIED bollll! In Masoo. soli and lofty. Root electriC ter Ohio 9 u Uc and ~sts. Scarberry was elected director· , slst.ers, Ml'll. ll'allle May, Sal· wednesday morning. Earl Call WY l.18'l2, Pomeroy. ahampooor $1. Pickell! Hard· ' · '" arra;•ned before Good 8 1 • .... • fi• Others ~ ge. PT. PLEASANT - The local em, W · Va.; Mrs. Har vey Beau-. Izaak Walton League chapter Icamp, Ravenna, Mlch .; Mrs. Custer, Racine. t 27 3tc - -·---,.---c-_:.•~.. 77.-~ 1 lllll'll Co., Maooo, W. Va.- M CUSTOM BUTCHERING and win were Lsrry "" Lee Roach, Pt. LOSE WEIGKT safely with 1 room apartment with bath, I •• < c>Jtting. Will buy hides every Pleasant, Marvin Ernest Weeks, SALES REPORT will hold Ito atmll81 chlck•n ' Irene Avi!, Union City, Calif ; Dex·A·Diet Tablets. 0 uly private ent:ance. Albert Hill, -• --• Monday. Phil Meier; Pbone Leon, and William Franklin Pl. PIOOJaDI !Jvolllock Sale~ Co. barbecue Sunday, Oct. 10 at the · and thr.. grandchildren. l8c at Stark'• Pnarmacy. RaiiiiiO, Ohio, WI 9-2261. GREEN BEANS """ ... wps. WY 2-3510. t 18 tic Reeves, Rt. 1 Albany, Ohio, Seplember_ Z5, 1161 Krodel Park club bouae. CUI- Funeral services will bo ...,. u 25 60tp 8 22 6tc Bring cootainers. $1 a bushel were each lined flO and «isis; HOGS - Receipts: 175 fA> 220 tomers may eat their complele dueled at UO p m. Wednesday ~==-==-::-. - H First bouso below Ravens- KARL GRUESER, Plumbing Robert M. Fo•, lluntm · gton, was Z2. to 23 ; Heavies 18 to 2l.li0; chicken dinner al the club In the Mam Street Beptl!t RE\1VAL started ah Mt.S der·y HOUSE FfJR RENT, 4 ronma wood Ferry. John Cleell Pr~>- and H..ting . , Minersville, "ned •to ·-• costs the char•e L'•h'· 1• to 22 '" F t •-17 churcb th th Re ~-Y ,...~ • .... ; a ~w•. bouse, In one of the park's ~". e v. """ 00 0 Ch B u man · '"~··' · urcOct• •un•·· • and bath, 1634 Lincoln HgtJ. - . Pltone Vl S.2693. Ohio. End your aewe•• troub- uc1. del• """ ~ 25 : Boar• 14 to 15·80; Ptga picnic sheltel'll, or have order& .Miller offIc•a tl ng. BurIaI wIll be ..-., · t li . J R to ~. . Sept. 26, """... " · •· ~- Phone WY 2·3575 after 5,30 t Jr Ute les. we bave all oi>ea. . . _ ac .... pam ne. erry • 7 to 12. r ared to lake out m Kirkland Memorial Gardens. viCes start at U O. . Rev. p. rn. 9 21 tfc POTATOES, beans, brtng own machin... R.....able rates. Byua, Jr., Latart Rt. 2 fmed CATTLE _ Recelpto: Steera p ~oceeda from lh~ b<lrbecue Frieo da will be received at the James Momson will brmg the 1tst FLOOR furnished 4 rooms eootain""' and pick beans for Call WY 2-2974 day or night. If to 20.25; HeUers 14 to 19.10; will be used by the orga nizallorl Crow • Russell Funeral Home 21 message. 9 lltc and bath, modern ;parlment. ll.OO bu. Clarenre ProUitt, ' 9 a lie Fat Cows 13 to 16.10; Canners for improvemenllt to Krodel until one hour prior to the oerSISTER MORTIS!IA, a truly Middleport, WY 2·3871. Portland. VI 3-2254. t to 12.50; Bulltt 14.10 fA> 18.110; Park. viet. gilted palm reader - Tells 9 II lfc t 1'1 tie ~ Stock Steers 18 to 23.80: Stock Tickets are available from you past,_present and future. ,& ROOM BRICK house on But: SEWING machines, repair serHeifers 14 to 18.70; Stock S~r any Jzaak Walton League memASK TO WED love affairs; answers. sny or ternut Ave. Call WY z-5127. vice, all makes. WY 2-228L ~~~~.! ~ ~-~; Stork Heif· ber, City Ice and Fue~ Bauer's PT. PLEASANT_ Three COO· all questions. One VISit Will Barber Shop, Fire Statmn, pie• have made application• 9 10 Uc The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy. convince you that Sisler Mor· ·Authroized Singer Sales and SEPT. 11 VEAL CALVES - ~lpla; Fruth .and City Pharmacies, for marriage licenses In the oi. Usha will read your lile like t Ht{EE and tour"'""' ture " h& Service. I 29 tic Bethel No. a of the lnterna- Topa 28.40, Second_s 27.110, Medl- Kroger I, Tu·Endte-W_el Resau· lice of he C.ounty Clerk. Apply· an OJl'D book. If you are wor· ad ODd apan. wn Z2li0 to 24110 Com1noD and nd P tnt Se Sto ried or troubled don't fail to menta WY U434 12 I ~c VENETIAN BLINDS and reUonal Order of Job'o Daugb- Reavl~ 16 to ·27:50. rant a o rvlCe -- '=., lng wore ; Henry Allen Lewis, • pa~rs poreh and window ten wUI meet Monday at 7:30 21, Letart, and Dor11 Irene aee Sister Mortisha. She's, TWO BEDROOM. bou.se on Lin- shade's all ••·•s, free -u. Cheshire ~~ <• Sales & Service p.m., at the Pomeroy Masonic · Morning, 28, We!l Columbia. belned others, why not you. coin Hgts., birch kitchen, au· mates Dale Wippel 215 UnTemple, Robert Arnold of Bel· Pt..- Valley Hoopllal IMoelwled - ISBac Wickline, !.loyd ~ecil McDonald, 21, West Private readings given daily tomatic gas heal WY 2-5127. . A· p • f ll30tc l · 'dml llill Gallipohs. Mrs Floyd Foetds C 1 bl d Le in her home 7 days 1 week tic 1on ve., omeroy. eFils Almost Every Car pre deputy, will bo present and n lied - Mrs. Floyd , and d h H tf0 d o urn a, an ra Zona Ben. 20 8 In lulling SUndavs i m to -wtaU tbe Council members. Galllpolls; Mra. Glenn Lawoon, B' ,:ug te~ ard ~ · Fl d · nett, 17, West Coluonbla. Wore ' .. a. . ' TRAILER SPACES, flat rate. Auto Sales eTransferable WbeD Jano lioweU 1'aDI Daughten . " B -:- ' r. an rs. oy thy Andrew Jeffers, 3l Gleo> 0 :!ct~rym~r An~ ~~~~·gn~s ~t~~ water, tree sewage. Contact You Trade Can of UnioD Veteraltl will meet ~ and <01to, 011 • reckle" Ht~, ~alh~:·· iaug~er; C~~ : wood, and Virginia Evelyn Shar." alda o1 GaII"lpo li ' a1 land. John J. Fry, Depot8 26 St.,301c Ru~ USED TRUCKS - One 1957an ' rar • 20• App Ie Grove. . eGuaranteed 24 mOD!bl Mood ay at T.·30 p. m. -'"" char. driving ebarge shire, "a · son.enn aw n, ed lh Kanauga this side of Silver A·132. one ton Jnteroahonal, or 24,000 mfies ter will be draped iD memory Bridge. Look for hand sign. FOR SALE One 1952 C-132 one too loter· ' • Most Popular Ulllt of Zaoa Baxter and Etha Ted. ...,.., ,..,.. b> ,.. """"''"""' AU are welcome.. national, One 1962 ~ ton I row. . ~fmt ~4!f;::~u:!. ~~~~~u~~':.h~!;t r:!i • 4 tntn ONE OLIVER Superior grain Dodge Sweptline express,One I ID the U.S.A. SEPT. II IOIIrr' RISOLUTJO" no po we r or 1he klncl. u erclled liCJimULII _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _• __~..:. ·• 1 k 1957 1 .• -n unly by counttH may be vante:l drill, power lift. Young set1956 Volk!wagen rue I I Tht Americatl Legioa Awur .... , . . . . . . . . Art~ X of by ll ch a rter to a .ervl~ autbortt}' At tiMI election berdD del:l,..tld tor the 1ubmiuJon ~ thia ameod· FREE 1,000 S&H Green Stam,s ters and beagles for sale. Pit. Vz ton International. Meigs lary of Drew Webltet' Post No. ;:.; =~kl::.,at• ~.:r ::~: :r':hotd~~. n:,.t :~i~d:o~~~"en~ men t to the eleclorw Oil the NW 110 of Ohio, the .ame mall be placed How? For viewing the new 985-2421, Chester. Equipment Co., Pomeroy, · 39 will meet Tuesday afterDDOD C..: trtbu =~~lse!?a~y 8 ~~~~h·r~~~J ~~ 011 tb~ official b.eDot bJ 1M aecn-Compact Vacuum Cleaner 1D ' 28 6tp Ohio. 9 25 ~6t_c at the LegioD Bt It re.olv«< by *M General auant t.o ieetiO~ 4, 5, and I of &ary of atate 1n .uch form .. 11M ~" dr pedhall. · '1be cbarterf AIMmbly ~ the State of Ohio, Artlde XVIll of the Ohio CoruU- aeeretary of &ate mA)' pniCI'Ibe. If a m.11 j0rit1 ol tbe eMctcn """' your borne. Phone Parkers- SOLID MAPLE earlv Amer,·ca 1960 OODGE. Call WY :1-7089. $ ww. .,. a m memory o 'l'h.rH-ftftba ot the memben ut each tution with re-~t w a caa or "' "~ ~-"ect J • • • 6tc Zana Buter and Ethel Ted- bOuse filnc llt'rtnl therelnihUu.t tnere ekctrlc uUilty may be ~Hnled bJ lnl on UM fon(otna propoeed at \be elecUoa 10 be burg• 'IOOf""tUUa " " " ' • 5 pc. dining room suite. Like ~ 111 1 d!.all be ~ubmlttt-d w e ewto... ~!~~~0~ .~:u u:~:; :t;!~C4.~: llmtndment beJd an the ftnt Tul!ldaJ' aftel' tb• I • 30tp new. WY 2--. ll. 28 6tc ~ .. CHEVELLE Malibu Statlon ' PorMrOy, 0. row. Early bird duel art being ol. tbe Nte, In the manner pre- ke ~ulhorlty hiiYe or be rtven •u4 ant Monday lrl Novanber, 1116, _______:._:__:~ ..,,V"' " VI collected. Tbert will be a white I ~~ ~n ~'!· l:.t~=o:,:: thorlt}' to .-.. IJUiat.e, own, or opente adopt U.. ame, It lhall D«cJm• elepha nI 18 Ie. :' atboe-propoaiUon 1\rst Monday November. 1tea any gu utlllti. Orlly pan of to. c-ututlat:t ot ObM. ' lUTOMOBILB --··aoe~ bee1J STEREO Ra--d,··o- C-ombl·nal!c-O-n. Wagon, 283 CU. in. V8 engine, . to in llmend Artlele X auch poweor ... pelectrle .111'1! ~ranted" In tiM '1111 P&t Matrons of Pomeroy of lht Con.Utuuon crt Ohio b y ad d- charter may be exer~ by the I,Am1111ded lenaM Jo1GI ) cancelled? 'All your opera- Beautiful walnut console. Has powerglide, power steenng, Reeoiutiosl No. Jt) tar'l ...._, Clll WY Nlll AM and FM radio, and four brakes and rear glass, rna- AI3. CONDmONING ~ Chapter 186 OES will meet I ~ 1 ~r;!~!:? new ~eeUonl w ~~er~na~h~~:tt-::~eserved~·~'! ~-yl lnler1'or alton ~... Jack'l D ...... L \ownsiUps, munk1paUtiM, and any 10Drl' RJ:SOLUTIOR' lllllc speed changer. 4 speaker roon finish 1 red vw ' RI"YI ~ Tuesday, Sept. 28, at thl home ARTIC'L.E X eou"ty Included therein. The char0_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _..:__ oound system. ThiS " ,·s • 1965 factory air conditioned, lug- eration, • Sh'IC Jd s, AL hens !I U'Jor:lly SectiDn 5. An urban IVVke auter may provide for the IUCCe&lllon .. 'lii:MNew DD1'ea.t 1 tfa of Mrs. Carl of au LOwlllhlpa, munlctpaU- by the &H"Vice authority to tbe W TU W SMITH'S Clothing store Is DOW model. Used only 4 months. gage rack, P.B. radio, · · ~'· Road uea. and toWltiee nuay be tonne<~ np.ts, profrertlel. and obU.aUorw epeD at Letart Falla, Ohlo, 10 Ful1 balance due $86.00 or pay tires, positractiou axle ne" lUf11'10NBEI Th~ Meigs Countv Riding Club ;T ;~~m~~t~o~~~!! :am~':.~ Tn~:f~':::·e ;:: L m. UDtll 7 p. m.. I 20 Uc 11.25 per week . Try 1·t 1·n your car condition and 1ppearance, r_. Qlmnldlt 8en1cl .. mo.t.population popu1Gt11 ofe!ty ~e the nicipal and county power m r. will meet Tuesday,· Sept. 28, at itareatheha&. moreof than l!efVIC'e authority, and.ves,"" or tM 1 tboUAnd. bued upon the lUl diviaion of the Hrvlee autborlty e. Call WY 2-6555. 14,00} miIes. Bill• O)OOJGrueser, -r th h H"ll . an Crin Bradford e orne of E. J . 1 . P~l federal ceMUJ. An urban a.to dlstr lt'ta for purpo- o1 adhom Real For 5al. 9 28 6te Middlepx'tt WY .-..ur4. SEP !I RrVice' ntborlty of. oonUpoua ~lnJst.ralion or of taxation or of 1 knrm.&b.IJJI or mun1e.IJ!UU. or both - = =:----- - ·-· _ t 22 Gtp Wrlta, ProDI W Cllltlid T. both. N.dtwlth1tan~n1~~ _LI I!)_ -'fb CASE'' one row CQrD picker. l----,;;;c--.,--;;=-- - ' .&.. C. BRADFORD The Wildwood Garden Club I ::'~r~ ~T'~t:!n or r;er:_::,':: ::!tal~utttt'U:~ m':.ni~pU :Owtn 1 'I good condition. Henry E. Wipfte R.amfi1er Bat~Det Ohio J will meet Wednesday evemng !t~ ~ ~i:~:d:P.~•..:t! :~1~u!!:.~r!a!weo:;~t'!: pel, Wippel Road, Pomeroy, Wri Btudard at -pad I I tic . at the home or Mrs. Paul Fish poptW.Uon ot more than flft;r thou- ue to be tneiiHiec!. In ..._ an~~~ ..., POMEROY - 9 room, % story Ohio. 9 28 3tp Euellelee er with Mrs. Milton Roush and :!.J~.:rm tne l-' pnacedlflt t,~~n~d ':.::. ~t!' ::d frame house with separate"len- Blc ear noaa, ..,. Employment Wanted Mrs· Mason F'i9her 89 co-host- included w;thbl the aree PJ"OPOMd w be :au~ ~~r:., ':~ b- FIV.. .c. RADIENT non • -vented lwmaoce. SmaD ride eu IIIII eCOilQIDJ' ill the lU'W" •rvk:e auauthority shall parUclpete in U. k lrance, Iwo batha and I c . florr gas heater, was tB.OO, llld maaaaerebllltr e-sses. thorltJ, l~ttve authority at clta1.r1button of to........ the moatUw popuiOu• eJ.ty or the boerd ... _ ,.. - ens, har dwood IIoors, be auti- sell for $8.00. Frank Amos, Rt. 1M Wfl,L RAKE LEAVES, $1.25 The Rock Springs Homemak· ot county eommt .. loneu at ua. eod county l'fl'll'enue.. ~large V~eranda, larg11 lot 33, WY 2-7366. :9 28 stc M.-.Jtt- M.atol'l per hour. Phone WY 2-7W3. ! ers Club will meet Wednesday ::Sn!!Jtre':.t;~n~•.~::~~ ~e 'd:'~:J.-;r:: With garage, $12,000.00. --.... ...,...tp at 1·30 p m for an organi.zaof Its memben, or •ball. upoD been aptroved by a majOI"I'J ell: 9 22 6 roMEROY _ 2 story frame, ONE ROOM kerosene heater. I. Mala Slreet, Pe•nr ~ tion~l m~ti~g. All homemak- !t:e~~~~~~e:b~r:e "'n~~; ~ ;: :::"'~OUI..,. large meetinR room, kitchen, Good as new. Phone W\' 2· P'- WY Nl1l I . !ers of the community are invit- ~e~~~e~\:a= i: ~:' lhe ineluded uu. dinino" room, and bath on first 2661 · early morning or la te t Z2 tl'c Lega Nottce of the tolal number of vote~ cue 1:ZJ m lhe ou\lkh! ed. for toYemor at tbe tut precedlnl JIOPU~ ettyarea In tbe area. UM and.._. floor, S rooms and bath up, evenmg, 9 25 3le The combl·ned "Friends .aectl.on therefor. by reaolutlon stat4:t) In tbe tnel...-r~ • ..,. full ba f J NOTICI Q' fLECTION Inc the ar• to be lncludld. order' 81D\11lty deeted. . sement~ ..orced hot air MUZZLE klader rifle. Call WY nsur1nce ~~tu.,xt;•!;~,.~\~~Fr~~~oo,: Night'' or Middleport, Harrison- ~d:l "!~: .~-~~~ :! Every chaJ1et • ameadmut• •wu, 1 .. _....... t,_ cbetter 1bere«l talt• approval lll!leet oeun~.tiJ.ao heat lllg, no uu 1rom Court "•-wu 417 after llll 6tc aAETNA CASUALTY lnsurP.nCt N IIT WE i8 h ert!by 1i ven lhat 1" ville, Racine and Pomeroy tlrban lei'Y&ce author thirtietb lhall house, priced to sell. lr=======:-~~~ puru•an•·"' af a He~uluticn of the d commlamon be chosen?" 'nle qu- anotMr date be axed 1bereln. A e 'CINE _ ml·leo from new Mullen Insurance Agency, Inc. Hoard ur Tuwru; hi p Tr ~~~ . ..~ c.r the Chapters, oes, will be bel tton ah.U N vot.d upon at 1be next ::~ ot. tbe -..ner •r . ..nc~~nen& 2 T I t e n t M · c t the p M · T pneral prUnar;r election, be "'od w n~ tw " eh .. r. · f-••• .oun y, at omeroy asome em- rtna notor.oon•r than ntn.....,QCCUI'· d'""' w111> tho - ·· -• Pomeroy. P hone WY 2-3.'\BL. o antu pn••...:t o n tilt- 12th dav uf .Ju t:-, ""I -.. .t lfta\le. dam , 6 room frame, bath, full t 1 tfe t!IM. thf'rt- wtll be 5ubmll'~ 1o a pie Wednesday at 7:45 p. m. alter the adoption of UM re.:~luuan. n.. leelala.,... a\ltiMifti;;J piO'Iidad basement, forced hot air beat- I vott of the peopto: uf ~~ id l'h~tar The ballol. cGnLIItnln( 1be q~ fOr m tiM chat1er maw. by e twolng, hardwood floors, plenty! PH(!1'() Copymg Serv'lce Cop- Town~hip ~~ a Go>nl!r al Eleellon to with the Pomeroy Chapter as ~~..t:r~ ~a~ 1...e:=~ UllrW vote. 01' lball upon peUUolll oca-Cola- Sprite t ... 11 ~" 111 In lht' TQY>II•hlp of ('it l' ltl! r, hosts. Pasl Matrons and Past ' the election from \be area at larft ~Aped b): the numlM "" eleclon"' of closet space, large Jot tea made oJ qaJ papers. (l tw •. ~~ the regul~r ptare~ ot n ott n l! ot ft.tteftl eleeton ae 1be commr. tbe area not 1-. Ln number 1baD wlth shop building and two And All The Flav-oro - record S a-· th ert'it'l . on T ue sday , the 2nd lb y "' PatronB of Pomeroy Chapler I al.on. Candidates tor IUeb COIIIJilW. '" per eera1 of .... total aumber Dirm ..... almost any ~o•rm bH. t\16!5. the 'lut-•t>on or 1 w·lll also be '-n-"'.-1 ldoa lh•ll be nominated by • ,..u.. Ill votl!ll cut rot toVarnctt tn tbe car garage, located on Rt. 124 other documents. \~vyi ng . , n t'I<C P SR uf the l t'n mill , uu UI'CU. Uon alltled by tt!M · - than one area Gt tbe lut bll<lo2•~99c llmu~ll on, tQ r the bPnr f il or j'h ..~tt- r l SEPT a1 hundred nor more than DYe two. 'lbenlor, aubmi lolhendinentl • $12,000.00. ·&eal.er Waruce, Pomero, Tuwns hip Boe~ rd or rno~\t'~ f" r thf' I • dml eleeton ot tbe al'tlll, .md 1:t.- 1he ebarter inclu~UMDdmtnW ALBERT M. rox, SALESMAN , , I I ...... o~o., Pur"u "" of n1• tnttmanee ot Tow ntht p Roger Dillard ' cubmaster ' board petJUonol lhlr.U be tled tbe .,·~~ ... . : . . . ,.~. r•n wtHlP• electiCin:l of thewlib count).. ,... ~ __ ,..,.. ,.. WY Z-3831 WY %-3131 Buy It a, The c••• l Sa id l aJI be ln( I renewal of • n f'll · 1 has announced that Cub Scouts contaminl the mOIIt ~ dt7 ~~~ :,..~": ~ ~"= lnsur•nce t~ti n K h~ of ·50 mLLlt to " ' " 1"" Pack 248 will meet at the Pom- ::!t. u:Tect~~ ~~~tde't: dJvlaton wblc:b p-anted H. te a. -;;;:;;--;;-;-;-;:;--:--__:9 :._: 2Jl ~ .ltc While you are in . fill up with fJv .. FUn o~~t '" rau. nat ellceedlnrl F" t B ti' t h h cleei.U'ed elecW'd In \be order ol UM electon ot tbe •na f.tx appnrral or "OR GRANGE INSURANCE.- Mall ___ -~ m ill• lor ucll one dollor !If vntu- eroy lfS ap s c urc numbllr ot votes receivod. .____ cUaapproval Ia tha earnt manner 11 , SALE: 8 room modern that good Landmark gasoline eD (;e atl on. whll'h amount• w Five ..._..... provkted Sueh tor tbe adOpUon ~ tM ntt for eal'tl (IDe hundl'f:d OOIIart Thursday at 7' 30 p m for an lllnl with \be Cllldldatel reoehitnl cbar1e -dolfv• .-~ l DC., POrrt-- Iof • alu aUofl , fn r FL • e ye an . A lo house bl Middleport, desira surance gency, 1 . . " tbe l.ergat number: tNt no lnON r. ve __ ...,.• per Service Sta. y organizational meeting. All boys tbln .even oandldat. .-Jdinf a. Jhall maD or otbir-wtM 4AII:rtbuW 2 ble location near schools. Exeroy. Phone w -3381. tl Io~n The )'oil~ fo~ n ld Election will be the l&fh. munlcloallt)' or townabl.p cop;r ~ereot kl eacb ,_ taw~,. WY 2·9932 at 6:30 o deoll A. M. and o·t'. between the ages of 8-11 who lhaU be ellf_ibl• to "- dedared Ill t.be area u t.r u mu be~ e!ellent t:!Onditioo. Call WY E M1 S I 1 C main open un lll IUD o ·dodr P. M . . t ~ • I ed elected provtd.fld tbat It tbe pro- ably poU:ibJao. WbeD mon tbaa one :Z.5498 p I n t. Eanern Sta ndard Time of llld d;~y. are m erestr:u are mv t , ac- . ~ eervlee auOlorttJ be o« ilnJ7 AmiiJldmeat " a~ ... Ole 1 23 Gt pi · om•roy Musical Instruments ~i~n:.rdo~r :!1 ~nec!~~~~ ~f, 1 : 1el'- 1 compan.ied by their parents. u.e ::~=le..um~!"= ~~ C."'!o ':'~~ .. to ..aa~--= FOR SALE, six rooms, two S GISH . ta , Cl - - ·-· · - Emmett G. Will, chatrrro•n aabdlvil;km. Wttbtn ellbteen montbl •leeton m vole on ..eb l)l"llD((8UUa -• bath, a f II .·. LUG septiC nk . og· l - ELECTRIC Console HamDoro thy 11rt. Jollt11ton. rtnll: Uter U• election, tM oooun1adol:r. Mpai'IW,. In fill. Cooi!IN\ boeU size september 2'7 198~. E" ahlh B"rrtL..J._ IIIUIU frame a charter for tbe .._ tween the DtOVtJICII'II oC two U' hall.'.-uu. 1 . ged drains? C.et Klean-Em- mond 0 rgan, st yIe C-2, WI'th Dated \tl 211 : 00 , , , 111 , 111 , 4t.e ..le nuay mt.ed lll thl! reeoluUOn and lbalJ ID.On untllldinftl.ta ~ _. the basemenI and bo• porches at All Se t. T k Cl he h tben b7 -lullon ·-- ... ..,,_ ...., ••Me ""' - - - obiU .... the front and ba~k. gas fump IC an eaner. nc and speaker. $1000.00 . ~-- · OJ Son Observed Dt.luion of the .. me t:'U.. e~ec~.onr •aU .bidi nee~redibe'......- .,. ace ' wall to wall ca rpel down Landmark Farm Bureau. Mrs. Bentz Wolfe, Phone WY LIOAL NOTICI liNT . ... Mrs. Charles A1len~worth en- ~ :::1 f:~~ ~ lnnal:i~ ftM. p 9 3 30t ''J43" • 2Jl 3t I.IGAI. NOTICI ... ._.,.,. 1__..__ Wtth 1M ~ ..... stairs, good toea lion, house ome~oy_:_ _~ _ _ P _ v (.. ~ c ,,. THI cOMMoN PLIAI c:ou•T tertalned with a party Satur· :OOO~-q;n ~~·d:;:u:=:!, :~::"~ ~~ in excellent condilion, ta2 MEJGS SWIFT HOMES, 512 WAREWOUSE -!JALE :~:~~~,;_~~~"'· Ofllo day in observance of the eighth =~ :f~ona~~~~="C :~::._~um~t~ 1111 1 Mulberry Ave., WY 2-5264. E. Main, Pomeroy, Ohio. Ph. PJANOS - ORGANS Mlnernu.., o~tte. "" " t " • birthday of her son, Charles, ol111'!:}:t.1. ::f mall ~~ 9 18 12tp WY 2-2975. Write or 11top in l Rentals from $5 mo. &nrc~Jd • · Lury, Jr. Games were played and re- or atbarwlee dlm'lbiate a OCIPJ an. aa. .-.. COUDtJ', 1101- ._ bl F=~oc:-R ~S~=-E AL =---~-room house, for our free catalog and man- CARL'S KEYBOARD CENTER , Aar.tl unkflowll. Dlffll••"'· freshments of cupcakes, Ice ~reato..,:~~ :,~ =~'= vJ: ey saving home ownership 1301 Market St., Parkersburg. NOTte: I n I'UILtCATION aeam, po~to chipa and punch •.,b11.,~..'b",..·,.AD11•. . - lhtll M trmOr •t u..e Jut ~ ~ new bath, large porch, base•on therefOr. or by r.a,lklil tC b neW pa'mt , I acre program. 1ltl12 I were served after the guest or 1onn ~01 cbU\el' 1baD PI'0\1dt tbe eount1 01111ftUMioraen ot ... .a. __ 9 22 30tc ,Phone 485-6931. I IO lStc Arnold R. Lnry. wba~~eN•.pia~ ol • prvemme~t ol 1be lll'beD :lolllinl oowrtr. !!:~ueltMD. "llilall menl , around, on brick road 0 fl WARM MORNING coal heatm~ I, _ __ Uce n•ldence t. 11rUnown, will ta.ll:• flo· honor had opened his g1fts. ..-nee uw:t lhal1 DI'O'IId.• the count.J or lA PdtJ' • ~ ~ that on September 30th. lie AU d' th for theautbort1-f. period e elecUon by 1iul ahlp be jOIDIIII ~ eM urbeD ..,.._ Rt. 7, $3,500.00. Phone WY 2- slove, good corxbt10n Phone Instructions the undmlened m..J ber ,.uuon en mg e party were etectore ~ u. urbul .-.vte. ..... auOiortlJ"f.. au be .........., w 1 "'" •. 6121. 9 14 30tc WY 2-6'727, 9 27 3tp - - - ~,:~:~~,h~~~; ~~n~;.ugbl:~ ~=~:. Gary Bailey, Greg and JeH f:f'Jluv:' ,::., O:~u~l ~ 0:,~DfiWJf:liJ .i:i ' U. S. CJVIL SERVICE TESTS! U.822. praytn• for a dlvon::e. n1tor· Walburn, Sammy Uttle, Scott ~~~1!! an4 IMU 1prlllCil"'Pil Jotnlnl oount)', • · For ,. or Rent TAKE SOIL awny the Blue lhm - wome .. 11 arid ........ 8ocuNr aUon o-r malden name. COitl. and F M k Ha rt M""' .. ~_...~ WI pow• paU~)" or~ .. ... . L 1 f d Jol4 Hltb stulina pa,. Sllort otll•r PrQp er relt"' en tM erou11.d ot raser, Bf gge y, hu::: · A meJ .... •rban ~ · 9' ,... . . - -us re way rom carpel~ an bouU. 4dvlneement. Pl'l!,.rltDI'J wlltul ah.o!!nee of .uld defendant Haley, Ricky Mendenhall, Brent ~~~~u ~~ ' n.~rr-= I ROOM ROUSE, 1 acre ground upholstery. Rert electric ~~~~~:~ ot •;obeto!:er.~ &If~~~~~• ~~~d "}?::.e'h!~~ •1; :::nnoe!~~r pa~~; Manley, Debra, Tommy, Wa)r- C":t.~n..=t'ct':u=lt;~ m*: ~-::t:.· 1o Syracuse. Contact ; Rosella shampooer S1. Baker Furni os•u•UJ onneet~~~llAI'J' . Grammar and •rter tne Jrd d•Y ot NonmtMtr. ne and Carl AUMsworth Send- duV or duU. to be pntimn«< bJ ture Com M'ddl t ~~ehool lllfficlenl far man' lohl luMS,. . · th• urbln ""lee autborllJ TiM 'Jbomson, 2031 Lockbourne ---~ pany, _ J epor · FREE tnrormatiofl oa Jobl, utartM. ing Kilts were"hls &randmother -..n. ma)' provide fer tbi eoarequlrementt WriM TODAY Jl..-ln• MlrJ A. Le•ry, PleJntiH ' IUI'NDt CK" Uehuh'e ~ bJ j UPRIGHT PIANO. Pbone SH 2- aam• and artdreu. uDCOlfl lertco. l e,.w, trew ,,. Port11, Jane Bennett and datJ4bter, San- tM authorttJ m aJI Or P!l1 Jid. , ColumbuIt Oh io. ' ·,. »U 3tp ~. 8 27 3tc =~~· cv ., ~ DaiiJ\~~·:;, ::;. ~~·:;.·~~. ae; uu L1tc dra, and~~-~~ Walten. :r · ~~. ~: :::: ~...:.~::. ...::~~.wx·~, t, .,,,.,,~ t~ .. ~r , ...... 1-' , Motor Co. ...,..C.-;:r: =w:: •• , _.,_., IAIINEY CIOOGL. and SNUFFY SMIYH AOROSS r: - .. -= \.,"'.,'" ." .' = ... 'I.; ChJ'ckeD Off preMISeS ' Js Planned 7 ~· •· 1 Est.'. C,crnU K,.. = ur:.t":.-: 4 1 ..= e:; = • 1 1 "" SPECIAL c r-"" ........ 1o 4 =:; 1:4 - - 15. Open ; 9. Claws ot Klng1" 38. Chemlcl: · suffix po<t. 16. Ru t h1mlum: symbol su.u 29. Petrol 30. Nonaen8e : acrall, l ob!ltl'r, e-tc. ~olloq . 3,. Young 31 . CIUlterecl onlma.l tO. M otbel l rish 15. ,... 32. Moslem ...,,.,. ll . Stupefy Approv et~ book at. LI'L ABNEI - AN' LOVES TO pleos e don· t 5end me bacK !! I LOVE. HA'o/1 SCME.ONE I to be ki cked.~' chll.Jlce 28. At home 29. Actress Rocert 80. Siege 33. Compua point 14. Hawa!Wt bird 15. Island In Aegean ••• IS. Support 37. L<mr· .!!hafted wt:"apon 39. E gyptla Q capital &ot to haniJ: up ThelmL I'M oupposed _"!_)loldin& a ladder ~ Henry'" DOW, . 41 . Ha.ir dye 4-2. Unnerq DAO.V CRVPTOQUOTE- Hero's how AXYDLBA.&IB Ia LONQrELLOW to work 1t1 , On"c' lelter !tlmply trta.ad• for another. In thla lllmple .' · . ..:~ or • three L'a, X for the tft etc. Jette "-!>01!!:'~hhlea:, the length Bnd formation of the worda a re ; - ;;:.nw_ o·., _.. stnelt day th e COde letterw an dtt'ferent. qo,- ... llftp.... _ QR C !LJYD Q XC It Y P BAYXC? C J P R, HAR W 0 W B• D Y H l D 0 1 T R D H X W C BR J D DICK TRACY By CHESTER GOULC J H - T J B• QWRCJ WMPO Radio ~· ONDAY fHRIJ FRIDAY6:00 Sign OD - l~tlW!i 6:0& Sacred Hear• 8 20 MeJga <:ounty RFD 6-2li Paul Bowers, Farm 6 lit News U7 Woollier 7.00 ~altona! .~ews Ut5 BID Mlller Sho• 7 30 Sports Parade 7: 3li Bill Miller qhow l .2f UO 8 8 IS 9:00 ~ ' tli ll :00 ,O ·Ot JO, 30 tHS SATURDAYS - 1:oo Stgn On - News 6.30 Happy Valley Boys 6:tli Country Musto Tlmt I ::W Country Jamnoree 4 •00 Protestant Hour 7:30 Sports Parade 7:35 Larry Anderson SMw llt . 4fi (t'e Music - "rmy Pickimll Harawar~ 11:110 button's and ~ems Dairy <Tuos Thurs.) rop Ten Show Newo 12:00 News Bill. Miner snow IJI; IS Tusical fntertud• Baker Furniture Sho~ 12:30 Rev Merlin t'eets Newo 1:00 News Coffee with Janel I: 05 Jim Mees Show Portratllt of a Patriot 5:li0 Sporta Parade SWsP Shop Bill Miller Bru"b snow 1: 110 Sundown Serenade 8:45 Sign Off Maaon Agr. Pl!ogram !TuesdaJ) Family Worship (1burs.) A.&.C. Ptogram (Friday! Newo n.,.•e Country Ju.ctiou l'lny'a Country llymno Cellll!m Block Newo !nO. Goessler'a Guest Star tFrlday! ta:30 Larry Anderson Show 3: 1C Jllb Meea Show U5· Blaettnar Au10 Sllow Ull II:Iaetrle Company .Newa 4:jt, Jim Mi!es Show 5:00 ~ew.s 5:05 Jim Mees Shnw 5:30 Rizer's Weather Report 5:50 Sports P<~_ra~e THI BORN LOSER 10,45 · to:ts 11:00 1LOli 11 ,30 12;00 6,110 Sundown Serenade US S1gn Off ~l'NDAVS 7:30 Slgn 00 - Arm1 Hour 7:55 8:00 8:30 8:30 9:45 10 oo IU: li. 10:30 11:30 12:110 12J5 12:30 1:30 2:00 2:3!1 News BapUsl Laymon·; Hour Sunda) Show Tbe Bible Spea~' to You Lagtslalive Report The Good Llle <:oogresaman Moeller The Country Hymutimers The Quiet Hour News The Christians Hour The Rev. Merl!f Teets The Rev. Silas Blllup• Ute Rev. Andrew Farsons Sunday •howoas. &,oo Sundown Serenade 6:45 Sign 011 l"ettel'da)"s ~Jllo'l.u" k t:FN WILL SOONER SURRENDER THllllR. RWHTS TH AN 'l'H.El& ClJSTOMs.~UIWID­ KANN WJEH RADIO Monday Tbrougll Friday 7:15 Sign On, Musical Clock 7:25 News In Briel 7: 30 Musical Clock 7:45 Echoes of Joy 8' 00 Ohio VaUey News U6 World News B' 10 Sport• Today 8:15 Weather Picture 8:16 MusiCal Clock 8;55 Community Newt 9:00 Talk of the Town 9, 55 Mnson County News 10:00 Public Service 10,05 Family Worship Hour 10,30 Latchstriog 1LOO News 11 :05 Morning Melodies (except Friday, Church Bells Ring) 11:45 World News 11:55 Masor County News 12:00 Community News 12:05 Noon Newt 12:10 Markets 12:15 Mid Day Weather 12:20 Bulle\in Board 12, '~ New• 0 Grama 12:30 County Agent IH5 Country Go Round 1 : ~ Newa Beat 2:00 Country Go Round 1:55 News Beat 3,00 Mid Way Matinee 3;55 News Beat 1:00 Discing With Ooss 4,30 Interchange s,oo Community News 5:0S Mason County Newt , , 10 World • National Nowa 6:a SpoUigln on Sporta 5' 25 Weather 5:30 Sunset Boulevsrd 1:40 Newo us Sign Off U5 Sign On, Musical Clock 7:25 News In Briel 7,30 Mllllical Clock 7:45 Echo01 of Joy 8:00 Ohio Valley News a,o5 World News a,10 Sporllt Today a,1! Weather Picture 8:16 Pt. Pleasant Foot bnll 10'30 Songs for Children 10:45 The Golden Key n,oo Newo 11;0~ Saturday snow 12:00 Local, Ohio, Nat Newo 12 ' :W Bufl•tln Board 12:25 Newa 0 Grams 12:30 Saturday Natinee 1:30 Nev1s HeadUne~ 1:31 Saturday Matinee 1:5$ Newa 2:00 i!llturday Matinee 2:30 News Headlines 2:31 Saturday Maunee 2:05 News 3:00 &.lurday Matinee 3:30 New• Headlines S:SI Saturday Matinee us Newa 4,00 Discing with Doos 4,30 Top Ten Revut 1:00 News Roundup 1:15 Interlude 5: :to Community Choirs 6:00 Dinner Musicale 7:00 Dance Party 7:40 News 7:45 Off the Air LITTL! ORPHAN ANNII . ·~ By HAROLD GltA'Y . GR~T! FIJT """ll!!'T 8\IQ<lS> I'M Tl-1' BOSS, BUT 1 ti!N'T TOO HAI'\0 OM THE BOO< AND tN' THaT t.tooD 1'VPC' PMGINQ TJoiKIUQ-1 IN tll'1 OOT•QI: ·Sli:rr£ CAR 1 ..A B1G -r1J STEN m A GOOD IDEA ! l ET's HAVE J?A\6E YOUR I?!Qol.T HAND ' iHAT AGAIN J wt; COULD GR.C.B 1'J-II:rr n • "! C(JJ 1='0~ ~ EAS-,.: BIG(i'l0 BUT TH' t::. B. I. MtGt-IT l=IG~IER " WI-IO'[) Wi"•r-IT HIM'i'- Atl£J CQM! Low.tt' i=OR '@l f ., ' ~. = :*: =='.. 4 ==-• ...:. :- ='.1;_ s.•- :=. 14 ., ..,... 4 •"* .. .. ae. .. ettyot 8. J unlpero missionary THA~JlH~ ....... 1. Shosho ne an 27. Heaver Sp. GOODER SNEAK ,......, .26. Not. s peclfie bird 13. Wi de· awakE" 14 . Tv.•ilight -~; ONYE, I J: ·-~ animal 6. Canaan 24 . Weird 25. Game ot I - 5. Gi ralf~lika society 22. Ttiad 2!1. Otter 23 . Toward · "=·., • Smith ·-~ J: l"HOUGKT' . 'IEWUZ A SHAME ME._-'~~ country 21. Thespi ans AIR CONDITIONING $340·00 _,.__. 81aeHna r' name 4. Coop mile 18. Dlvldecl I AUTO 3. Bi bl !CII. J 19. Verb rom1 ~- Chine>~e l:lt!Cf t' l sakes of M iss 17. Chinese sor• " CALEND'AR lO. Name . wadi ng r MARK IV 1. Fi .u ur~ 2. Rutll·nt 12'. Anotl'tt>r .... . .u ..... t,.ee DOWN b ini fER 'IE. MAW cal t.le ity wading Motor Co. 18. Small tropi- -U . Sem•tlc t . Largt> I SEEN ELVtNEY AN ' SAIRY BELLE JASBERtN' OVER TH' FENCE AN ' J WUZ SNEAKtN' UP ON HANOS AN 'KNEES TO EA~ES DR AP WHEN THEY SPO!TED AlMOST HAD SOME GOSSIP 43. Un1vensity offi cer 1. H~~ek 5 . .Musical work. a. ·= •= ;•• ,\ ). .• . By NEAL ADAM! · T¥8\!: AfllllT llllVE tJil life UJRNM\ENr N&lil ID!E, Wllflt A.W ~IAI PlAYER, FRI£NP OF AltNE-tW;,\11, IV'...- - / �· ·-- - · - . - · - ·~ . * . • -·-· - \ I ·, .~ ,. ! ~~~ ~~~~~~~":':r'~Y~~dldl!!P()rt• O., Sep t · 28 ' 1965 I Mrs. Libby Nontlus Willord.Hendrkks, , I y'" Elects Officers i I h~l~ ~e~:· :~~~~ir~~~~ 80~0/n~~~~~ I I I r-~ficers Men's Socks Election of was and the new ofrlcers are as o- band to march Saturd~y lows: . through the residential district President, ..K~I en McK_ay; VIC:. : before going out to canvass the president, ~):htn Rose, seer I town. Part of the proceeds from tary , R~rt La~e ; t~easurer, ] the fund drive are placed in lh~ Ronnie Holter; dtscussmn lead- ~ Wldorm fund to provide er, John Morrissey: _ reporter, 1 forms when needed. The head· ', Linda White; recreatiOn leader,] quarters for the Tag Day Will i Terry Reiber. be the offices of the Columbus 1 Refreshments were serv~ to and Southern Ohio Electric Com- · John Morrissey, Pat Morms~y' pany on Mill-St. Reiber Bob Lane. Ed1lh 1 erry K 'McKay Iris Me- It was also announced that Jlose arcn ' Marion rugs had been rna de f ro m the · ' McKay · Kay, Tommy 0 ' Susie I old uniforms and are for gale W~tson . Ho:er . e~~iler Lin- by the boosters. Mr. Clarence W!pple.. onme . ·· l r' Rita Thompson, new superintendent, d~ While and one VIS! o was introduced and spoke. Mr. Ctrcle. THRIFT PLAN For Sport or Utility wear. Heavy duty !OO"l> cotton, white, size 10 to 1~. Choose style with elasttc top that has cushion sole or one with ribbed top. 3 pair in cellophane pack· age. I um-! 3 spo I pair Elberfelds In Pomeroy I I I at. -:::=:::-:-:--:,_,... r .lilitens ~aUonal B N< .... About Middleport i Several Middleport ln the Jrmed st>rv:ces are I ed m the far east and in Nam. Don Grut'!'er recenllv ml!t up with Rush Philson, wOO is al Okinawa. Don floush anrl James Miller and Larry Mitch now in Viet Ncnn or near there. Sp-4 Larry Mitch is stationed at Camranh Bay, according to a letter received by his par· enls, Mr. and Mrs. Perry Mitch. His address is Sp-4 Larry Mitch. US 525924H7, 82nd Transport Co. (AGS), AP0-116312, San Fraociseo, Calif. 1 ELECTRIC co. 1would like more information about "LOT-0-LITE INSTALLATION'' Name . .. .. . . ............. - . . City .... • . . .. . . . . . . .- . . . . . .. . . . . . . . ~ · -.- .· .. - .. ' . . , •. Phone .......... SU11. Phone . ..... . MAIL TO: Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric Co., 215 N. Front St., Columbus 15, Ohio Attention: Residential Sales I 7.50x14 BLACKWALL TUBELESS PLUS TAX 1 Protect gour propertg with out.tloor the lt's Uni-Trac for traction: qu iet running, lon~ wear ~nd troubl~ free! · · · • . I . · ned to g1ve maximum serv1ce a service Th 1s ~pcc1al tracllon urc Is ucs1g . d I[ .. . .-=.;m econonuc;tl . . . . , It has· penetration an . se c1'd" camngcomlUI compctlllve pm.:c. . tr al' lion special unique design for quiet runmng and maxbll!lbum n mg ..... L ... 11 Yc"mpounded ru er assures m~ f0 rt. Its ·1-1'., of tread ~kpt h Wit· h Spt:Cia v aDd 1 · : ~< CotJ•trudcd with nvlon cord fur utmost strength, safety 1 mum m1 e<~g . "" 1 recappability. Aroun d And You get tb,~ convenience of low-cost LOT-0-LITE automatically, too! LOT-0-LITE looks, lights like a street light. A photoelectric cell turns it on at dusk, oft" at dawn. Lights up dark areas around garag~, outbuildings, driveways, parking lots, outdoor hv· ing and working areas all night long lit's perfect for suburban homes, farms, factories, businesses, pub .. lie buildings- any place that needs protection and oafety after dark I You make no investm~nt in L~T0-UTE, either. One low monthly rate mcludes m· ltallation maintenance (including lamp replacement) a~d electricity. Order your LOT-0-LITE today from yoW' local Electric Company office. ' ~ •• =-·:w MEIGS THEATRE POMtf'OII, OtdD (26-0'101 650 II 1l {WJ (26-0471} 750 800 650 750 800 670 (B) {Bl {26-0472) {26-0474) (26-0475) (26-0-4761 (26-04781 tWJ X 14 7. 14 X 13 )( 14. )( 14 I( 15 Add htls~ Tal Ia all {W) (B) Tubeless Tubeless Tubeless Tubeless Tubeless Tubeless (B) Tuhelype 2~7 9.95• 1-82 12.zs• 2.19 2.37 1.87 pntu 'Also Ulllablt il'l ~~II!WIII It t2.00 Quanllt 1n limit ed Ill Mlllt uus. 13.50"' 9.7s• adiii\IMII. REDI-GRIP ATilo ;:~. ~ss From I(as hmir· . R~ssell Boa,d P ...npa ...ns Or Elect l Ons I castro's Enemtes. Invtte. d T Take Ferrtes • to u. s. ---~ 0 t 1 QhJt.nger 1'S Ch f airman 0 Recreation in. 1 ,....I. 26-0417 26-0418 26-Q42Q Zi-0421 26-(1422 ,._.,.,. 26-~23 700/735 X 14 7SCJ/n5 x 14 800/825 )( 14 650/735 )( 15 6701775 X 15 710/815 X 15 760/845 X 15 820/900 • 15 PIUS TIUI _Add f' IIICE ,...,, $18.71 BliCk Blad: Black Black Black Black Blad< , Are cand'd ales In HOMecOmtng . -- --· r Cas·~ 1 ---·-- Adventure F•lm Narrated 1 Arth ur St'tt I n·IeS TUeM.Jay 1 I I· I chos~ ba~ebal_l d1a~ 1 ~o New TeaChefS . 1 1 thgy~ foll~wn~ 1SI.95 2L79 F"Iremen p] an 0pen HOUSe 1 ROUSh SefVJCe ' II T b F 'd e 1&"' 19.95 21.75 23.88 26.60 $3.00 for Whlltwllb COME IN TODAY! ;r~a~ ~ :en1~ an en: ;;~~~~o:JaMe~;hterl~~l71, ......... Service that makes fine products better 750' 800 X 14 670 X 15 670 It 15 POMEROY: fo~ce ~o ~as- , ?ve~ f~om Four Seni'ors WASHING~N ~ot I 1 T be Honored of conventional and trac linn tires . On the dry ro h~Y. r u get smoothly without the usual bumpmg. rumbhnhg and w. '~!hrc;hey'U · . ' Off the road where I e gomg '" w1th ordmary snow t 1res. · 1 b . d ud where,.,, ordinary d1g and pu~~os~i~h~7h:':re~~~~~ tnuthc :~du~ve Unico Redi-~~p snow Ures ssp · f d. tre ·ad and side wall ban that d1g d ~re~d ~nd ,;~s t~~"t1::d;o~ sh~~Fct ha,ve for nil bad w~ther driving , ' • :~ of~~- lir: otfen so much buili-in accideul preveDlJoo al 10 ~ able a price! SIll ::O~n I . snow and mud t'UJS combinead1be features Unico R.cdi -Gnp th bestoil along ~0 ~~~~~ I FINEST MUD & SNOW TIRES MONEY CAN BUY! KHiil r 1 Colorc.rtoon1 Jimmie Rodgers. Huggins, Jack Nl n. lohn Hackett ' "MISTER MOSII" ITeehnlcolar) Robert Mitchum, Carroll Ba· ker. I ~they (Technieolor) Rock Hudson, Leslie Caron, Charles Boyer, Walter Slezak, Dick Shawn, Larry storch, Nita Talbott. FRIDAY ond SATURDAY Oct- 1-2 "IAtK DOOR TO HILL • Pakistani are· I GaIIia County Engtneer . R0bert Jenk•ms, IS• Dead TON IGHT & TUESDAY 'A VERY SPEttAL FAVOR' WID. 11nd THURSDAY Sept. 29-30 NOT OPEN ~~:..~~~~~. ~~~~ ~~~- ~~~~~~~ ed president and the Board of iMr. and Mrs. James Brewing-14211.02 with 45 per cent o! this 1scriptions to Cancer periodiDirectora was accepted by the 1 ton, R. N., Mrs. Richard, amount remaining in Meigs 1 ,cals eeot to doctocs and it was Meigs (',ounty American Cancer Gress, R. N., Mr. Paul Casci,l county. reported one doctor had Society Tuesday eveniog at the Mr. Vernon Weber and Dr. R.l In her report Mra. Shavorin- quested special Uteralure: .Middleport High school. Mr. E. B01ce. sky haled 19 pat1en18 rece1vmgj In the edueal!on f1eld 11 was Jack Wel!h, outgomg president, Mrs. Catherine Shavortnsky beneli18 .from the soci~ty. Alsojreported that schools ln Rutconducted the meetmg. jls Meigs county executive sec- four pat1en18 used hospll.al type/land, Racme, Mtddleport, and other new officers named retary of the society. The nom- ~s; seven pabents rece.JVed Eastern have shown filn.ls on Mr Ll d Blackwood vice lnatlng committee was compos- artcles from the loan cabmet cancer during the past year. Nina ed of Mrs. Nan Moore, cbr., She reported 359 bed pads, CITATIONS AWARDED reasurer 'and Mrs. Joe Bailey: Mrs. Loclrary and Mrs. Cedric II hospital gowns and 492 dreas- Crusade Citationa wer~ award· tarY ' Clark. lngs distributed. Several groups ed to the newspapers m lhe aecre , Mlss Russell listed the l964-«i o1 women were commended for Brea, The Dally Seotinel and Board members mclude Jack local unit xpenditures as fol- thetr asSistance In making can- he Athens Messenger for Welsh, Lloyd Blackwood, Nlllil 1 e cer dressings, including women their aid in the fight against Russell, Mrs. Mildred Bailey, ows: of the Pomeroy Baptist Church, cancer. Also to the WMPO Ra~ Mr. L. W, McComas, Mrs. l!s- Rese'llrch, 4S cents; Public the Middleport Church of dio Sl!otion; to crusade chairARTHUR BOYER her Clark, Mrs. Nan Moore, Heallh Exp. $3ll.26: Prof. Edu- Christ, and Womeo of the men, Allen Leonard of Middl" NEW DELHI (UPII - The In- Indian villages in the Khem-Ka- ' dia M,.,, Everett Hayes, Mrs. Guy calional Training, $2.37: Patient Church of the Latter day port and Mr. George Vaughan, Arthur B. Boyer, 17, son of dian Delense Ministry satd to- ran sector of the Lahore front I OTHER WAR FRONT Neigler, Mr. J1m Johnson, Mr. serv1ces, f907.50; Community Saints of the Portland area. who has moved to Chillicothe. Mr. and Mn. Willare F. Boy- day fighting continued in the in areas still under Pakistan 1 SAIGON WPI J - Vietnamese Richard Jones, Robert Proffitt, services, $76.50; Public Informa· A film strip entitled, "To Mr. L. w. McComas was er, 16\S3 Lincoln Jteigbts Pom- Sind Desert but reported 1.000 control. government troops, outnumber· Mrs. Faye Proffitt, Mr. Wen- tionl $26.41; Fund Raising, $11)6.. Smoke or Not to Smoke," which acting secretary in the absence· eroy, a graduate of Pomeroy Pakistani infiltrators were with- India said 27 Pakistani Ran- ! ed two to one. fought their way dell Gerlach, Mrs. Mildred Betz- .74; Adm. and General $75.67; pointed to the risk o! smoking of Mrs. Joe Bailey, Refresh· high school, Cla>s of 19111 has drawing from Kashmir lt smd gers were k1lled and 26 caplur-' out of t.o Commurust ambushing, Mrs. Claren~e McNeal, Mrs. and, '1.45 for other services, as a contributing tactor in can- ments were served following enlisted in the Na\·y's High they were burnmg bridges and : ed in two separate clashes cen- ~ es tod~y at bloody Phu Cu Pass Pat Lochary, Mtss Bernice Led- jmakmg a total o! $1,508.18. Cru· cer was shown. the meeling. School Graduate Training pro- houses as !hey left. tered on three v1lages m Rajas·; 270 mdes north of Sa1gon, a -- - - · - - - IIJ'am. He Is at the U. S. Naval The m1mstry also accused than State wh1ch 1s the Smd Des- U S military spokesman 83id, 1 ...1111111111111111111111111.,.11111•.. 1~~<il Training Center, Great Lakes, 1Pakistan of loosing what 1t ert area 600 mile-s south 01 La- American om power led the Tbe elgbtb anntveraary of ' Illinois. called "bad characters" to loot hore. . : breakthrough. I {::; I {::; tbe ,Meigs County Coon Hunt- - ·--·-· The Umted Natwns trucer U S. \lots su rtin th " en Assoelatloo will be obcommander meanwh il e flew to d Ig th E! HI'Ved tbb Friday evening at ' the ba ttlefront to try to pre- groun orcevs .sale ear lboder ·:. 8 ong h 1es the clubboullt~ on Snowball hill ; serve the sha k y cea.se-f.Ire. Pa- saw I ·many b I f 1etld B . aear Syracuse. i kistan has threate ued wha t it on t le alt e 1e · Y t e lime lu However, tbe buntm wm called positive measures acamst the ambus,h attempts weret b;ottop ahort of going all lb wa Y, . . . i alleged truce violations by Jn- ken up, t le area was Lit e ed the Preparations for lhe 1965 off-year election on NovemMIAMI IUPI) _ Prerruer Ftdel Castro. 10 a sudden ·- .... - . - 1 w11h still more dead. ber 2 are being made by the Meigs County Board of Elec- Tbe dinner eerved will be ' change of policy, said Tuesday night that all Cuhans opIt was disclosed meanwhile tions. I chicken, notwas coon. that.a U. S Navy. Jl 1lot Irom Lhe B d ff . · 1 'd d b 1 The eluh started ln 1957 posed to his Communist regime can be ferried to the ! oar o 1c1a s sa1 to ay a lots for soldiers are now ' United Slates by boat i[ the U.S. government agrees. · ' earner U.S.S. M'dway was available 1-4 p.m. Monday through Fridays at board headwllb Roy Armes • George His surprise announcement raised the prospect of a killed today when hts propellort · th M · Grueser and Charles Hoback • quar ers tn e asoruc ·new mass exodus of thousands of Cubans into rlorida dmen Skyraider plan• was te I · Po f th oay1·18hl savmgs · •• organizer•. Membership bas aboard small boats w1th JOint perm issiOn of Cuba and the ' mp e m meroy. on e brought down by ground fire on PENSACOLA, FLA - TROP- Beginning October 4, ballots Time issue and village officials II'OWD to over 100. Tbe group United States . .-a raid against a railroad bridce lcat sorm Debbie, blustery for absentee and disabled vot- are to be elected in each of the .... OWDI Its OWD clubhouse Speaking in Hav ana 's Revolu-~ ed as the embarcalion aud pick In Commurust North Vi etNam. disturbance with little wind ers also will ·be available during county'a five incorporated and 80 acre of land. tionary Square, Castro unveiled up center, Castro sa1d. Two battalions ol y ~tnamese punch pummeled lhe Florida the hours of 1 - 4 p. m. towns. A membership drive 1s be- his pl an and said: Bo·ats ma king pick ups would David Ohlinger. 487 s. Fourth- troops - almost 1.000 m"!n panhandle with rains and high All voters of the county will The only other issues to be inK conducted iD coajoocttoo "Now it's up to th~ imperia- have a 48-hour penod to com- st was elected chairman of were caught in the 'l irnu!Uintides toC.ay. Some rlooding was • be voting on the three state determined at the polls on Nov. with dte anDitterlary dinner. lists /the United StatPSl. Let's plete lht'm, he added. th~ Middleport RecreatiOn Com- ; eous communist cmbushes at threatened. issues and two trustees are t<1 2 in Meigs county will be the ;: are see w_hat they do now." "We are gomg to missiOn Tuesday night at town 1Phu Cu Pass. Boasting peak winds of 50 be elected io each of the 12 proposal for the creation of a Ant1 - astro CubaM could ; people lo like. our revolutiOn hall when two municipal park I The fighting began when miea an hour, the center of1he townshipa. oew school district and a one-' leave the ISland m boat; ferned and our socmhsm, nor we . projects were launched. i government Ranger bafl.alion1 "poorly organJed" storm was Voters also will choose three half mill cemetery renewal levy I the Umled SLJtes or have any rea son to do s?· The proJects are construction and battalion of infantry Lried 3 expected lo move inland in Ibis school board mernbe" In each to be voled on in Chesler townm flshmg boats to be provtded tro told a rally of hiS CDR of an permanent. regulatiOn to exchange positions, area this morning. of the county districts with the ship. : by the Castro n·gime, the meghborhood spy orgamza t1on h h . ..h. g ou t ·ug 1... m c r , s . ' b ded · 'd k. 't . orses oe p1 _ exception o[ Eastern Locah Voters in Bedford. Northwesear . pre~uer sa1 . mar mg 1 s_ anmve~sary. ested b local enthusiasts of ' - PRESt.. where two are to be electerl. l' tern,SalisburyandPomerovand The tmy nver port of Cama- Cuban exiles, eXCited by d d t t II ~·nt Johnson stgned Into law Three members of the County Middleport exempted districts l rloca near the beach resort of tro 's proposa l, awaited tndlra- e spor .f an h a L' ~~ ~n ro today a bill !hat could provide School Boord are to be elected. I will vole on the proposal !or Varadero on the northern coast , lions of State Department reac- bprogrba~~ dor t ~ / 1 ~ d 'dgue , ~to $21 mllhor . rear to aid Residents of Pomeroy and l the croali... ol lbe ,DOW ldtool of Matanzas, would be designat-: lion. aset a th ..p~o tocatre a ~.:· _J the arts •• II!! Ul1iled Sial~- Middleport will vole separate. district cen to e urn-s en anc. w At a While liouse ceremony, the park. be President shifted the allenFour senior girl• are compelI A horseohoe court. will be Rev. Arthur F. Still, 67, of tion of the Great Society from lng for the honor of being ! built between SWimmmg pool Racme, passed away Tuesday the bread and butter issues to ' Homecoming Queen at Rutland ' An unusual travelogue film enti11ed, "Three Men on a and, park bank along Borad- evemng in Meigs General hasconcern !or scholarship and ar· High school Friday evening at ' Raft ," narrated by Mr. Rudi Thurau h1ghhgh!ed an as· • w~.l and be hghled for evenmg , p1tal followmg an Illness of alistie creation. The btU cleared the Rutland-5oulhern foolball !se!Dhly program Tuesday at -----play. Followers of the sport bout one week followmg a hear! the way for million• of dollars game. Middleport High school. across the Seven Seas He have offered to pay cono;;trucbon attack. in federal funds to .be used for Robert E. Jenkins, 59, Gallia County engineer and One of these girls Cheryl Long The Junior and High School had presented the f1lm in the costs. Rev. Stitt was a full - time support of the creattve and per- owner of the Jenkins Concrete Products Co., died at 6:30 Linda Davis Beverly Forbes , pupils gave an enlhusJasllc re- ' Galltpolts H1gh school 111 the So1l experts have suggested a ~pproved supply pastor. havmg f?rmmg arts and the humam- a.m. today in Cleveland Clinic. or Linda will be sponse to the fllm - lecture by j· morning and went on to La_ncas- grass cover for the received his Deacon's orders .in lies. Mr. Jenkins had undergone major surgery over a week en to preside over half·lime cer- ' Mr. Rudi which showed the . ter High school from M1ddle- mond. Steps to do thiS w1ll be 1964. He was pastor of the Bidago, and was apparently recovering when he suffered a ernonies. journey of three men travelmg port. taken 1mmed1~1:1y . well Charge at the 11me o[ h1s , ZANESVIU..E -THIS CITY relapse Tuesday. Her attendants wi11 be Dar- 1800 miles down the Amawn Mr. Wilham K. Ru ssell. high Summer acllVIty_ at th_e pool death. lD which author Za_ne G~ey was He was elected county englnlene Smith and Betty Clark jun- , River in a homemade raft. school principal, presided at the and park wer~ rev1ewed m gen- The deceased was formerly born and from which hiS name eer in November, 1964. He came tors; Billie Jean Carter and Mr. Thurau, born in Hamburg . assembly. . eral bu_t act11Jn delayed a pastor of_U1e Portland charge came has been challenged to to Gallia county a number of Mary Hall, sophomores, and Kay IGermany, who has spent most [ : later wmter meet1~g. Mee~mgs a~d <1ssonate pa~tor of the Rabuild a museum to Muse mam- 1 years ago from Alabama, snd W - ht nd p t K ed f sh· of his l1fe in adventures, nar-1 will be hdd the th1rd Tuesday I cme Larger Pansh. He also entoes o. the man who wrote was employed by the State rig Fa lh Ia! lenn y, .lrleb rated the film showing thc l of ea('h monlh at tuwn h<tll. was a veteran oi World War I f 1 men. Chcs ter Tar.ne h''l some o the classic cowboy Highway department. oris oof tha Payers dWI h e men's contact with awesome na-. 1t was eIet I.- . and Wor ld II'l:tr 1'1, former coun'··l esc o e queen an er , . d d. . f th u ~-a es. I After serving in World War II ture and lhnlhng ad\·enture e recor mg secretary. 0 thers ter mte 111gence agent or e . 1 Gov. James A. Rhodes sug- be returned to Gallipolis and I co~~ . . b. He has appeared on such TV. 0 attendmg Included Emerson S. Govenment, member of the cesed the museum Tuesday aft- 'established the concrete pJant. eedcebremthomest adret emg a_r1- showf: as tht• Ja~K. Parr Show Jones and Cash Bahr, sc hool Shriners and member or the , , Zane Grey arti· He served two terms on the rang yH elds uS en counc1, J Search · . be spec1al . ,, board repreeentat1ves. · er exanunmg d. for· Adventure otnd· i New teachers w1ll :,~ nd i Cl.evea1 nd Ashi ar Tempe1 m 8 cles 1and possessiollS on display Gallipolis Board of Education. AV!Shor, ar~ dauer. .11 b -· - ' guests tomorrow evening at a HIChard Vaughan, and Gene Cleveland. ·Jn I ass cases a1 a savinws and His engineering degree was reomecommg ance w1 e · me · 1ude h'IS WI'fe, h ld . he . · potluck supper sponsored by the · Harris. ch~:urman of the coun- survtvors loan association building here. celved from the University of e tn .:h the I Northwestern Local School' Dis- ell committee on recreation. IFrances McDonald Stitt, Racioe ; Alabama. game WI e ays n c arg_e. l trict Ed~cation Association one daughter, Mrs. George E. CHAMPAIGN, ILLTHE I He is survived by his wife, The .queen and her court Will The event will be held i~ the <Becky Jean) Goranson, San I . in a test tube of a · the former Ruby Tawny, a S()n, pre!nde: The dance Is sponsor, F ranctsco,· f tve gra.ndch'ldre ormation elementary school cateter<"J. p1. 1 n. self * reproducing infectious vi- R. William Jenkins, Gallipolis ed ~ the cheerlea~ers and the nal plans for it were mode Mon- , , seven b:Others a~d ststers, f_loru~ w~~ hailed today as major ci~y solicitor, and a daughter, National Honor Society. Residents or the Tri-r:ounty ; day at a meeting of the ex~:u-1 ward St1U. _D~nv1lle Jess~ Stitt, SCJenti.flC breakthrougq_ wit b MISS Tammy Jenkins. ECO area are invited to altend an tive cr,mmittee of the r~ssoda0 fl I Tucson, AriZ., Tom Stltt, ~t. important Implications "lor the The body is at the WetherholtRoiMrt E. Jenkins S NO SON BORN open house al the Middleporl l \ion ,If Rutland Hi gh school. I . i Petersburg, Fla. ; Jean Sl!tl, control of virus infections. Plo- Elliott Funeral home, and oth- ---- --Mr. and Mrs. RJch~rd Mas- Volunteer fire departmen! head-. Miss Sally Schaar, pres ldl.'nt. Funenll serv1ces for Charles . Cle~·eland. Mrs. Annabelle o-neer biologist Sol Spiegelman, er details and arrangements PLAN SALES terson, Gra~el Hill, ~Iddlepo~, Iquarters on Sunday, Oct. 3, from residing , Mannn Roush . 48, of Bmlry Run Neil, Stratford, NJ. · Mrs. Gladal the University of Illinois, will be announced later. The Harrisonville's Eastern are announcm~ the brr_tb of their , 1 unlil 4 p m. pother business included ap- Road, who died Monday even- 1ys Fox: and Mrs. Florence Donsaid he ~od four assistants Stars will hoi~ a rummage and second son, this !"ornm~ at _the The open house is be in~ h~ld pointmenl of the followmg budd- ing, will be held F'nday a! 21aldson, both of St. P_etersburg, .darted their experiment with 8 AM'END EAGLES EVENT bake sale Friday and Saturday Ve~erans Memonal hospital, as a kick off to Fire Prevcntmn ing representatives. Mrs. Rob· p.m at the Hysell Hun Free . Fla . and several meces aDd VIrUS conlaining a geneUc code Jack N 1 f M8 'ett De- Oct. I and 2 al the Legion ball we~ghlng 7 lb. l4 oz. and nam- Week and also so the depart- erl!o Wilson Salem Center; Methodist Church with Rev. Ro· i nephews. . . made up of ribonucleic acid, or puty sLateD t &h a,Fr t- in Rutland. Anyone having do- ed Wi lham Bartley. Grandpar- ment may shnw its apprer'la- l Mrs Thelma' Campbell bert Smith officiating Inter· I serv1ces Will be RNA. ernal Ord 0f E n1 nations they would like to have ents are Mr. and Mrs. HQmer tion to the people whose Mrs Ann , ment will be in the Riverview Fnday at 10 a.m. at the Racme To this they added raw chem er ag es, a picked up may call any of these and Alice Laudermlll, Mason. tions have enabled the purchase W b · R tl d Cemetery 1 MethodiSt church with the Rev, 1 1 leafs in a pure form alld three numbers. WY 2-6254, SH other 500 is ' of new equipment. O::n Friend,' may call anytime at Dr. Stanley H.. McGilliard of zyme whlcb lnducea the other - · · Y • ers 2-5551 or SH 2-5853. Y • age 1>. , The !lremen will olfer free H' h h 1 ' the Bailey Run Road residence, Portsmouth ofhc1atmg. Burtal 00 . ' . ,_ suests present were Cecil v_ . d d lg sc I cnemtca~ to react but does not Bera trualee fro Mar·1011 A SQU'D CA' 'ED refreshm<!Jts o[ coffee an o- Also ways American Edu- unt1'I 5 p.m. Wed nesd ay, when will be in the. Sutton Methodist becom e .... " lt- rie 458· ' Neva Berg m state at e" · 1or the cation 'Week may be observed in1 : the bodY wt·u be taken t0 the cemetery.· · Fnends may r-"" o1 the reacwon LOCAL TEMPS R · nu ts as we 11 as pnzes h call at self From this Uleaized ' I rusacme nmergency - rescue ch'ldr d d rizes . . . I Rawlings Coats Funeral Home the Ewmg Funera 1 orne any• · t'med tee of Marietta, and Mrs. No- The temperature tn Pome- squadmen were summoned at t en an oor P · the distr1ct Nov. 7-13 were diS- , to remain u Ul tim of services time. It is requested that flowThdup callnt! the len. Plam were diiiCUBSed !or roy'a business district at 11:15 2:31 p.m. Tuesday for Charles V 1 M rt 1 H It 1 cussed. Others attendmg were H was sone of the ersbe omitted and in their place tren able to buect the Oct. 10 district meellfli in a.m. today was 71 dei'eeo un- McMurray Long Bottom, reportMrs. Gladys MaJor, Mr. Don i Roush, and is survived a donation be made to . the Produce themselves S•Je•elman Pomeroy. der IIIIJiny sides. edly suffermc from plli!WDOJtia. Murray Long Bottom I McKenzie, Miss Leda Kraendu-1by his mother Hannah Lam- Church o! the fnend's chou:o• ' • • -' · ter, Mr. Eugene Atkms, a '. . 0 emphasized that he had DOt Dlscbar&es - Am Eynon, IMiss Mary Elizal>>th Chapman bert Roosh; hiS wife, Odessa; lUe lD a leal tube, only Syracuse : Earl Custer, Racine; . three children, Patricia. LeonTO SHOW FILM cop1ed tl. . Florence Reynolds, Pomeroy; B h I El ed ard, and Roger, all at home; The Southern Local Athletic I Russell Lewis, Pomeroy; Eleaa r 8 ect two sisters Mrs. Shirley Mul- Boosters will meet at the hl&b CLEVELAND -WIIAT AP-! Members and friends of the Jy, services ha~ been held In a From 12 untll 2 p, m. there nora Robinson, Racine: Donna _ Cash Bahr, Mlddleporl cloth- '! ford of Columbus, and Mrs. school Thursday at ,30 p.m. 7 peared to be an euy primary ' Flral Baptlot Chureh, East ball oWiled by Orrm Branch. will be a fellowship ~Inner In Smlth, Syracuse ; Sherry John- ter. was elected preSident of Neva Saffels, o! Akron, and President Mason Fisher 1111- SUPER SERVICE STATION EAST MAIN ST.-24 HOURS ,) ATHENS:25 KURTZ ST• 8to5 Mon. thru Sat. ~r:O":"v~ ~n "';! 1 fea~ ~ cre~ted. vlctory fill' Mayor Ralpb Locher Tuesday turned Into a c1oee race, lndlcallnt! tbe Democrat wlll have a rough battle Nov. 2, In a lour - way coolest lor tho city's top spol. Locher held aD Z.l lead over Cuyahoga Coullly Recorl!er Mark McEJ, t'O)'t ilullhe ln8tgln waa i'educ· IIIlO t!fiD 7,0110 a11er re·lilllllldt N. . u- ·-lll'lf tew., lll1:4 ~ (C!ftiiil,cta,..t 0 •"..,. . .' enttne - WORW 1 LOT-0-LITE eosts as low a~ '!150 a ·~•o••t.h! :.·/' lJnloted To The lnterae. 0/ The Mei,..Maon .4rea I I at 1 1 at y ~. 1 AUTO LOANS CAN SAVE YOU DOLLARS OVER OTHER FINANCE PLANS ASK ABOUT IT AT e ;;li:a~~~~a~~ "~·f a~~r~n.;;: • ' -:LBERFELDS I · RATES epor 1 • . ~' j Mt. Union Chureh located two mUes southeast of Carpeoer, will hold a weekend revival sartlng Wedn~y evening Sept. 29 and ruamoJ through sunday evening Oct. 3. Sunday will be an all • day meeting with basket dinn~r at 0000 , Featured singers will 1 be the Temple Tones Quartet Ruth ~nn Htll. Diddle. First Gr<c~de - Mrs. Ruth ' group voted ~o hold a Halloween ·~ from Akron and tbe eungelMus~ -:- Mrs. Betty Ed 8 Ann Hill , Mrs. Nancy Carnahan, Carnival Fnday, October 29 , lst will be Dr. James D. H~p~~ty - _ ~~--- n . --. ~~ the 7lh and 8th grades build- ~ Moore, Associate Pastor of 1 mg Akroa Baptist Temple. EvenI Announcr.ments of the County ing servil'es will start at 1 P· Counril PTA meeting at Brad- m. Everyone Is welcome. bury on Thursday, Oct. 7, and l : the State Conventwn at Toledo : on ort. 11, 12, and 13 were Wife o/ Former ; mad>. I p 11 ~tor Here Dies Tht' PTA decided to give lOC 1 Mrs. Nan Moore received per chi ld for each party he ld word Monday of the death or , durmg the year, to Room Mo-l Mrs Charles Graham, wtfe _of \ thers to help pay expenses. M_rs. 8 former Heath Methodist 1Johnson Js to see about ge_ttmg : Church pastor. the Rev. Charthe school cro~swalks pamted les Graham. Her death occu~­ and tht! trafric light~ connected Ired <1\ the Methodist Home 1n 1 Mrs. Hoback opened the p~o - 1Cincinnati where they both were i gram by having all parents m - ~ res1dents. 1 trolluce themse_lves "B~ Mrs. She is surviv~d by her hus: Edna Pril:e, pnnc1pal, mtroduc- 1 band, fol! children, Esther, ed the following teachers. Mr. l Earl, Charles and Howard and Robert Beegle, Mrs. Marlene several grandchildren. Funeral F'isher. Mrs. Betty Roush, M~s. l serv 1ces will be held" the Ch~Ida Diehl and Mrs. Mnry H1ll. pel in the horne in Cmct~natl. I The execu11ve head. Mr He was pastor or the ~~d~lel Deem, and the Instructor of port church during the penod , the New Math course, Mr. Popp 1917 • 1922. , held a qestion and answer per] iod. Several important pomls it~ ....,. "'"~ -~·· were discussed. I The room banner was won -~\,a . by Mrs. Hill 's fir>L grade. lt was announced th<~l haby sl\tf'rs will be provided at each meet" mg if needed and s1xth grade ~ . mothers will 'serve refresh- Mrs. Joe Turner, Mrs. ~~me menls at the next meetmg. Smith cmd Mrs. Hetty Williams _ _ . and son, Wayne Jewell. were i AKRON tUPli- Ntcholas M. , in Charleston, W, Va. Saturday Szurs, 50, of nearby Norton, i where they v1slted with Mr. 3 WE PAY 4% ON SAVlNGS 1w e~s killed Monday m two-ca~ \ Hussc\1 McDaniel. a patient at crash on U. S. 21 near :Jort_o St. Franc1~ Hospital. ember Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation II i_ n which another man was m- ~ Visiting with :vir.. and Mrs. M I .,,.,::,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,,..,.,..,.,.,,..,.,..,.,.,,..,.d~.'.'ju':re~.d:_.- - - - -- - - Leo Kennedy and mece, Karen I, Gregg were Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Lake, West Jefferson. and 1 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ohlinger and son, Michael of Nelsonville. Mr. and Mrs. Jame~ Criswell left Sunday for Bridgeport. W. va. where they plan to spend a week with rdati~es. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Harris, Columbus, spenl the weekend with thdr parents, Mrs. C. M. l Hennesy and Mr. Robert Hams. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Emm1sh and daughters, Dayton, spent the weekend wilh his mo~her, .Mrs. C. A. F:mmt ~h . Mr and Mrs. Weslry Mead* . ' ows of J.funtington, W. Va, VIS· I ited over the weekend wih Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Parmlee and ·rw~lighti 1 .' ,r/ ! :~,mother, M". Ludie Mead- CHECK OUR LOW - Is Satur ay m I\ the ir buihllng, a~ Bu~tern;~\n-mag~ The HOI secu•te Pionem met al the home ,J Ronnie Holter, t f instru-~ Oct. 2. Doors ope. 1'1 I ~ l 23 with President Lm- Plans were made-for the annu- li Russell gav~ a repor o ~ccs- and the sale conlmues un I d/ White presic..ing. The pledge al 'l'ag Day Saturday, October me~t~ repaired and new a p.m. All donatio~"' are w:~ lo the flag w" led by Terry 2 when lhe Middleport Band sone:: purchase<J. - -- . - Reiber and the Lord's Pra~er Booster Association met Mon- - -- --was led by Sm: Wipple .. Selhng day even in!!; at the high s~hool cards as a monc~' · ma~mg pro- cafeteria. Mrs. Robert K l n ~ject for the clut. was discussed president. _conducted the bus1- i The One Day Youth Confer- 1' ness meetmg. SPECIAL PURCHASE ence will be held Oct . 16 at the ; Mrs. King announced that i zanesville YMCA. &;veral plan Mrs. Charles Gerar~ as generand SALE! to ago. I a1 chairman. Mr. Wtlham ~us- • j AnnuaITag Day byBand \'m:~~ ,~·~~ . d • M•ddl t Plolf.PI'r 4-H Club Mrs.. Seeond Grade - Mrs. Bonme Theiss, Mrs Phyllis Harris, Mrs. I Beulah Neigler, Mrs. Evelyn Young. . p · ~·" Inez Warner, Mrs. : Third Grade - Mrs. Nancy 11 Mrs. Helen Juhnso~ . presl· l s r:(·~· I W !~ a l Mrs. Ruth Ervin Mrs Alice Wolfe, Mrs. dent opened the meetmg Mnn- r . y VHi . s h' c;:pangler Mrs. Jean day 'night of the Racine Ele· I' s~~~bership - Mrs. Nancy B~:~ford. mentary PT.o\ Wllh the, pledge_ Carnahan I Fo lh Grade - Mrs. Inez Ill the Hag and the ords.Pr:y Publicity- Mrs. Nancy ' Rov "{Irs. Ted Massey, Mrs. er, in unison. Mrs. Gor rm , L" • Mrs Marlene Fisher. Wii~a Ervin Mrs. McClain. · B 11 ' '1 e West ' secretary ' gave .the re- r~rvm, LegHatiun - Mrs. e Y Fifth Grade - Mrs. 1' a ports of t~e May m~tmg an~ Roush.s Mrs. Bonnie Theiss. Gueltig. Mrs. Etta Mae Hill, the Exeruttve Committee me~t Safet, - Earl Cross, Robert I Mrs. June Wendorf, Mrs. Alene I lng held in August. Mrs. Vtr- B gle} Charles Pyles and Gme i Rees Binla Burke reported $8140 ID . t ' Sixth Grade - Mrs. Joyce tht treasU!'f· . d ~ :~gazine _ Mrs. Mary K. Hoback, Mrs. Margaret West, Commumcattons were rea_ I IM Dori! lhle Mrs. Betty I p b'll d the anti- ~ Yost rs. , 1 on the PE an Budget and Finance - Mrs. l Johnson. que auction of the CoWlly Con- M Crow Mrs Maxine Sny-1 Mrs Burke pw,ented Mrs. ell to be held ear~y in October. ; ar:; Op~l Va~ Meter, Mr~ IHubac.k with a past vre:.ident ) Committees ap!XJmted for the ~~t ~:hnson, Mrs. Jane Cle- pin. Mr. Howard Ervin r~- I year were: I ported that the bicycle rack w1ll 1• ~ Program - Mrs Joyce 'IH~- a~piritual Life - Mrs. Gerald- be ready for use within a few back Mrs Beverly Codner, I) rs. , • . M G ce Huff- ine eros.~. days. . Craynor Slone, rs. ra. I Room Mothers apvomted for I Several money • makmg proM Etta Mae H1ll ' ~lrs. the year were : ' · d d the man, rs. . . jecls were dtscusse an Name d Commt'ttees Room Mothers, s h I PTA "Dy Racine Elementary c oo PI..~N TWO MI.F:!l 0 " v will have a rum· i;l the llasement '" dona-~ son~ille· ::~ M~lersons; an~ s~, ElizabeU~ ay Harri-~ ~uneral h~ld a;p~oce~e~:~~:ZI ~ pomeroy BaptJSts to Observe centennt"a} A:,:[,~~:., ~moch:rte."sp ~c- Ow:n ~e !at~ Main-s~ Pomeroy, will com- That church wu destroyed by the church basement to which son, Coltmbus: Patricia Bentz, the Ken Amsbary Chapter oi l three brothers, Dana of Hob- nounces. Films of the Kya e r memorate the !DOth aMiversary fire December 20, 18911. In 1902, all living past IJielllbers aqd Minersville. tbe lzaak Walton League at a son, Jonas of Columbus, and Creek _ Southern game wiU bit· of the loundlni ol their church a new church was erected at pastors have been Invited. Al2, 1 Blrtb - Mr. and Mrs. Rar- dinner meeting. Monday night. Oscar of Akron. sbown. A good attendance 11 Sunday. the present loeaUon. , Dr. Paul Christensen of the ley McDonald, Middleport, a son. Olher new officers elected mursed. Thil church had !Is oriCin In The program Suntlty wiUfOhio BapUot Convention wiD be eluded Harry Lee Bailey, ftrst BOOSTERS TO MEET 1865 at an organization meeUng l start at t:30 a. m. with Sunday the IIUest ' speaker and conduct Molgo General Hoopltal vtce preSident; Henry B•hr, 2nd t The Middleport Athletic BooslIn the county J!OIII'thouse. The School and -•hlp servlcealatternoon aervlces. Afterwards, Admissloa. -Delbert Bruch, vice pres1dent; Ed Fosler: sec- ers associaUon will meet Tburs.,aD IN JAIL • !ollowlog year a Dew boule of to follow at 10:811 with Rev, refreshment4 will be served In Pomeroy. . retary, and Arthur Skmner, day at 7:30 p.m. a1 tbe Middl.. Ra)'moM IJollald Prldtly, .. , worship wu meted at Second Jamet B. Slephet11011 as the the church basem'!JI. Dlscbarg.. - Anna Ellis, treasur"!". Horace KBrr ta rel!r- port blgh schooL Films of tbel RD 1: Middleport, was belal .. '·• . and Bultemu\-111 wbent 1M A, pot 1~, w~en 1 World The publlc if, invited to at- Middleport; Henry Koehler, Ra- lng preS!denl. The meeting was Nelsonville - llkldleport fool· held 111 C:OUilly Jill todtJ • ., · D- Wtet1 · IIIII -. Soil Wholeule ·:tl'ld* Comunm1o11 11111 tend. the IIIOn1ltll and dne;, Elizabeth Vanpa, Pom-. at .lhe llaal: Walton 111'111 ball elll be sbowa. Allj chariot ol . .,., r GrUCII'f llilll ..... fmJOua. l!i~ . . ..me.. , ,, q., Mlr 0.1C, • fa 11t :we1eome, ~ and makli!i - - l i l t 4 · &en~ ~I ~e!tl ~ ~·. lllttt ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource September 28, 1965 austin graham roush vanhorn