http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/596c06ac9d640db36f48703788376377.pdf 305157a89e827ff5656c65f77809f3b7 PDF Text Text ., ~~ 0 t 6 1965 sell Riley. Mrs. Orvotla Wea- Pomeroy. c' ' ver, Mr. and Mrs. w. R. Amos, I Viola Sales, Walt!" Clrase: ,Connie Miller, Pam Miller, Mr.!Lancaster; Reva Miller, Akron, onor : and Mrs. Covill Edmundson, Mr. and Mrs. Marion Grate, Florence and Marilyn and Ron- , Bnan and Scott, Marlon. aid Nelson. ' Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ne:~· h ld \ The table was decorate1 WIIh Mrand Mrs. C. L. M~st~r , Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bolln,C Jc · . Pomeroy-MtldlepO~ 'Mr. and Mrs. Jesse N·eIson H 111-DaUy Sentinel, II 'J"n 0 ed Th • 50th Wedding Anniversary elf Mr Jim N 1 ~ Capital Improvement Expenses Increased Count governments spent In mort new highways, sewers, new public buildings, equipment CmerOV and other capital ImproveA3C James R Andrews !ell ments last year than ever be- rl Mainly About ;·· I ~ People p I' f:. l g:~n~:l :~~an~r~·stal ~~s:s. ~~clson's. Erlewm~ ~ Kand~ ani spe~t se~-- 1 ~~a~lli:a~$:33:2~62~1;....,.. I INSULATED BOOTS 1 ' $18 1 Roush's Shoe Store 1 Sale' USED FURNITURE 1 Shop this week at The Rutland Furniture Discount Outlet Store Across the street from the new Rutland Furniture Store. We just received a large amount of repossessed - like new furniture and have placed it on sale now. ·· , •. r I . - - - -- I Nicholson, Mr. and Mrs. .Jahn I 1 - 7 Pc. Chrome Dinette Set Can't tell it from new. 5 Pc. Red & Gray Chrome Dinette Set $25 3 Rollaway Beds - Real Nice _ $25.00 Used Bed Springs- The Best _ $10.00 Bedspring and Mattress Outfit - $25.00 1 Electric Concert Organ with bench 1- Walnut Desk and Chair $29.95 Every Department I e Wamons and Girls Ready To Woar ... . Dresses, Skirts, Blouses, Sweaters, Dusters, Coats, Car Coats, All Weather Coals, Millinery, Uniforms, Slacks, Jackets, Suits. eMuoic Department on tho Second Floor .... RCA Victor line of Radios, Color Television, Black and White Television, Table Radios, I ' The Chief Executive took on a heavy load of official a n d ceremonial chores today to 2-Dressers $25.00 $39.95 1-Gas Range 1-Bottled Gas Range ,.' Living Room Upholstered Chairs $15 • $25 Transistor Radi os, Portable Record Players, Portable Stereos, Tape SOUTH BEND, IND. - STU- Recorders plus these Musical Extras-Heeds, Strings, Guitars, Radio debaker Corp., announced Wednesday Jt was following Ford and General Motors in holding , the price Une an its 1986 model cars. Kimball Pianos, $15.00 • $19.95 1 Large Chest of Drawers $15.00 $69.95 1Set of Maple Heavy Duty Bunk Beds ·~ ' . i ! - Frigidaire 1B cu. 1 lot of nice Step Tables, Lamp Tables and 1- G.E. Refrigerator, locker top _ $69.95 !-Used Refrigerator $25.00 Floor Lamps and Table Lamps $2.00 • $5.00 ! - Frigidaire Refrigerator $39.95 !-Bottle Gas Wall Furnace - 1- Maytag Wringer Washer {rebuilt) Coffee Tables · $139.95 Shi rts, Work Shirts, Work Uni!or m3, Dress Trousers, Jackets, Sweaters, Rubbermaid Housewares, Glass· Glass, Gift Wares, Waxes and Polishes, Brooms and Mops, Light Bulbs, Wall Clocks, Glidden Painls, Dutch Flower Bulbs, Kitchen Tools, Scotts Lawn Care Products, Enterprise Aluminum Ware, Dinnerware. e Lingerie Deportment on the First Floor .. .. Rog ers, Phil Maid and Katz Underw ear and liightwea r, Warners, Bestform and Playtex Foundation Garments. Infants Wear, Cosmetics, Notions, Kodaks and Supplies, Womens and Girls Hosiery, Mens Soeks, Sheets, Pillow Cases, Table Covers, Bath Towels, Costume Jewelry, Uml,rellas and Many Others on lhe First Floor. eFurnituro on tho ~ocond and Third Floan . . . . Dinette Sets, LiVillj Room furniture, Tables, Hassocks, Appliances, Dining Furniture, Easy Chai rs, Mattresses and Box S~~ng>, Rugs and Wall-To-Wall Carpetingg Room Dividers, Book Cases, Desks, Pictures and Mirror~ . '' 1-Used Kenmore Oil Heater _ e Also a Big Selection of School Supplies, Office Supplies, Hallmark Greeting Cards. eAt tho Warohou.. on Mechanic Strut . . . . $49.95 !-Seigler Oil Heater - Floor Sweep Coverings, Linoleum, Tile, Chrome Edging, Used Furniture. Be Thrifty! . , . Always Save Your Saleslips From Elberfelds In Pomeroy Driver Injured 68.88 !-Electric and Coal Combination Range {Real Nice) Special $100.00 New Treads You can cook with electric & heat with coal APPLIED ON SOUND TJRE BODIES OR ON YOUR OWN TIRES 1- Book case $9.95 Used 4 Months - Get This One for 249.95 !-Library Table (old, but nice) - $9.95 WHITEWALLS 1-20 cu. ft. Philco Chest Freezer $125.00 {guaranteed) !-Used Living Room Suite $15.00 750x 14 1 Used Living Room Suite _ _ $25.00 FOR Sold When New For $369.95 3 pc. Walnut Bassett Bedroom Suite with extra good mattress and box spring - See this one. 800 X 14 _ .. ti•MONTH ItO AD-HAZARD Wt can convert JOur l11citwtltt to Nanow Used Furniture Outlet · Phone SH 2-4211 ·~--· -···- · ·-··~ •.,... . , $26.24 - - 851) X 14 - Ow N.,. Trmd., N!ati/J.d b)- Better Bargains At Rutlan.cl Furniture's _.,, .,..,_., _ •.•• - .. - ...• . Hard Surface Floor 3- Good Used TV Sets _ $50.00 • $69.95 3-Coal Heaters _ _ _ $25.00 • $50.00 't ft. Chest Freezer $125 3-9xl2 Used Wool Rugs Pomeroy High School and a graduate of Marietta College. While attending Marietta Cal-· lege, he was affiliated with the ] Della Chapter of the Alpha Sigma Phi Fraternity. He is how employed as a petroleum engioeer wiLh the Houma Division of the Tell'"dco Oil Company. ] The new couple is res;i·cling 'I in a new home at 1003 Morrison Ave., Houma. Rutland, 0. .... ...,.,...- .. . - ·• • - r• • ••·-~ - .o ·.,~•~ --·· -. Of Wid• Whitew111 .. GUARANTEE II~Um $28.24 ctntlatA.lp ~ •• . GUARANTEE!:) 1. Aplnst delaet• ill wgrkmansbip .......~ . . . . . . . ol tread. 1. Arai•t oormal road hua.rdl «.xcept ftlpllirablt punclw'el) tnooubtered iP eve~~ydey peuanrer car ue for 12 'llOntbl. R.,plllCftJI.entl prora~ on fl'ud wau d ballltll on Ust ~ CUI'Tellt •• tMtw of adjl»b:DeDL H& R FIRESTONE DEALER STORE N. 2ND AVE. .. . . - . . ....... ~,.., ~ ....... ~, ........ # ........ , . .~ •• _.....,....._ _ __. _ _ 4 - _ _ _ _ _ _ • •....-...'t.o.ia.Ai.~~, ' MIDDLEPORT, • ,• · "The wild animal rabies prob- rabies. have their pets vaccinated • !em in Meigs Co. is approach- Dr. J. K. Bratton, Athens pinal rabies. ing epidemic proportions," San- veterinarian, will give the r.. - U bitten by a dog or o!IMr itarian Perry Riggs said today. bies vaccinations to all dogs aDimaJ, confine the animal and . . . and cats brought to the clinic. call the local health deplrl· Rtggs, urgmg restdents to take The vaccination will last I or ment Under DO clrcumstancet lheU" pets iAl a spectal rabtes three years for dof!s except sbould the dog be tilled. cltmc between 2 and 4 p.m. those under five months old, thts Saturday at the Pomeroy Extreme eare should be and$lone year lor cats. Cost will used k foo tb aII !.te ld , SaJ'd Southeastern be in handling a sic dog k 50 per 1 Ohio has been struggling with The. Ohio ~parlment of avoid any poesibJUty of infec· wtld ammal rabies lor many Health has recommended the lino io case It ls rabil. The sal· years. following measures which are est procedure 18 to. '"'late _tho He said sJnce tbe becinning helpful in C"Ontrolling rabi.,: aruma! and ~ve tt examtned of tbJs year GaiJia county has _ Rid the community of <tray by a velertnanan. reported 15 cases of rabi~ dogs and require annual licens- - AU t &Sel of rabies, or saand Jackson rouoty 18 eases ing of all dogs by Uteir owners. peeled cases, ohould be report. of lbe deadly dloease. Si • During an outbreak of rabies, eel to !be local bealllt depan. sltunko Jn the Pomeroy area il may be necessary to restrict ment. Children should lie told bave beeo found witbio re- all dogs to a leash or paddock. nat to play wilh wild lllimllll ceot days, all of wbi111 had - Dog and cat owners should and strange dnp or eali. .. 'I ,,.11 ·r. i ~· B1g . Clash Friday: 'Toss-up' * * * • * * * - * * *J onsolidation Is Launched 1 SPECIAL With Innerspring Mattress and Springs ' 1 CEN1I eDrapery Deportment on tho Second Floor . . . . Draperies, Kirsch ware, Cooking Utensils, Electr ical Appliances, Westmoreland Milk school and was employed at the! Purchasing Department of Ohio University, Athens. Mr. Parker is a graduale of FIVE I cl<ar the decks for his expected THOSE GUYS UP FRONT ~ Slick ball-carrying bac ks go nowhere without "the guys up front. " Here are 10 to IH!ay absence Irom the !M!ddleport ltnemen, seven semors and a sophomore, who will take part in the 41st annu al game between MiddleWhite House. Hts formal sched-,port ~.nd Pomeroy t'rtday mght tn Pomeroy. One was absent. dimly visible in the background, upper left, "doing ole _ranged from a natl"!'al se- ,aiap. He IS 230 lb. sea10r Dave Ashley, center. Left to right are Mark Tannehill and Gary Stobart, ends; Ken Harcurtty C<Jnference.to Stgnmgs of ,m, tackle; Larry Gladwell, tackle-guard, Jac k Sigman and John Blake, guards; Larry Vance, tackle and Fred Robroutine proclamattons. inson, end . - Sentinel Photo , I !-Frigidaire Full Size Electric Range 2-Apartment Size Gas Ranges ,• THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1965 WASHINGTON PRESIdent Johnson, preparing iAl eater Ute hospital tonight, displayed the vigor and enthusiasm of a man heading for a vacation rather than major surgery. 1 !-Like New Electric Range-30" • $49.95 POMEROY-MiDDLEPORT, OHIO WORLD IN eHauoowaroo on tho First Floor . bat of blue brocade. The bride's flowers wer e of lovely while carnations dressed in blue. Serving a. matron-of • honor was Mrs. Heed Whitney of Houma, who wore a yellow street · . length dress with white aeces· s1mes. Her flowers were of yel- l low and white carnations . Attending the groom were Mr. Reed Whitney and Mr. Frank Kell, Jr , both oJ Houma. The new Mrs. Parker is a gradual; oJ Pomeroy H i g II I NO. 145 tbe Work Dungarees. The bride was love ly in 8 street-length dress of white brocade with which she wore accessories of blue. For her head-. piece she ..;hose a piJI-box style ! enttn ID Elberfelds Have Big Selections Music, at y at Underwear, Paj•mas, Neck ties, Bells, Suspenders, Work Gloves, Overalls, was held at the First Metho- ! dist chureh at Houma, La. w1th the vows read by the Rev. Lu· man f. Douglas Fnday, Sep· tember 21 at UO p.m. 5 Pc. Tan & Coppertone Dinette Set $15.00 VOL XVII ..:.:i~:;_;O~y:st:e~r~s=te~w~ts;_:o•~..::th;::e_;;:M:;;rs:;,.;Le;;:sl: ie:. .,:; Ca~r;.;r M~td Batteri es, Recording Tape, Batons, Records, Sheet \ • • Det10ted To Til. Jn&eratt 01 Til. Meig1-Ma.on .4reo eMeno and Bays Department an th. First Floor .... Sport Shirts, Dress Herbert Parker of Syracuse. The double ring ceremony Came from a very expensive suite. \ Luggage. Mrs. Viola Edwards, 122 Mulberry Ave., Po meroy is ing recent mamage of da ughter Ruth Ann to Mr. Howard K. Pa;ker, son of Mr. and Mr~ . 6 Chair Dining Room Suite in walnut 49.95 • ---- Blinds, Yard Goods, Simplicity Pat tems, Blankets, Pillows, Slip Covers, --Edwards-Parker Marriage was September Event 5 Pc. Tan & Copper1one Dinette Set $25.00 Rectmtly till Drapery Hardware, Curtains, Cottage Sets, Window Shades, Venetian T Halliday, Mrs. Dolt Strong, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Wilson, Dexter. ·~·" In [,o pay.Ihle now. /l . FAMILY VtSt'fS HERE Those attending 8th DJstnct Legion Conference at Logan Sun- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schneidday, , Dct. 3, from Racine Post , er (Charlotte Carr) and chlid1102 were first vtce com!T'ander ] reo, Jeanie, Cindy, Bobby and fore. Ed Wagner; Paul Holter, Presl- Slevie, or Lawrencl'hurg. Ind • A 'urvey of county audiiAlrs' dent of Past Commanders of were weekend guests recently repo~ts C<Jverlng calendar 1964 lite 8th District, and also AdJU· of Mrs. Schneider's sister and discloses that such improve- tant of Post 602, and . Eugene famdy' Mr and Mrs. Herman ments involved an overall ex- Holter, Dept. second vtce com- Taylor and sons, Ricky and penditure 0 $53.566,560 state mander. Christopher of Lincoln Hel~ts. Auditor Roger Cloud said today. The Racine Post Will meet While here the~ al~ visited Gallia $332,821. Thursday evenmg at 8 w1th the other relattm mcludmg Mrs. Metgs county spent $131,431, 18th District Commander vi sit- Sdhneider 's parents, Mr and ........... . ... ..dl.iepoi-rt•.l ' · Mr. and s. e son e.at an arran ement of yellow lOSt"S I and Mrs. Maud Nelson, Gall.!- ey, Brenda, Brent and ralg, Tuesday, for New Jersey, after Open House Sept. 26 I b Mrs Jvt Bulin ' pohs. Mrs. Thomas Stewart, Mr. and I :!S-da leave with his parents, lhtit home hanormg tnelr_ Ycandle holdeJ '· a Mrs. Gertrude Gotschall, Sun- Mrs. Chris DJOhl, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Clarence Andrews partnts, Mr:· and anm weddin Ift of Mrs. [bur} ; Mr. and Mrr:; Joe Strong,I Harvey and Jo, and family He also 5 Mrs aon on their 0th wed ng 0 g t:d cake pun•·h cot-' Wilkesville , Mrs. Harold Steele, Mr. and Mrs. Eh Dennison, ,.JilsS era! days w1th friends m Ch!versary: . ree~~~~s and nut~ were scnr.d McArthur: Mr and Mrs Thom- ~ Linda Grimm, Mrs. Edith Wll- cago. lll. He wtllleave New ~elahves and friend~ were ts- fes~tstmg at the table were , as Boggs, BidweU; t.lr. and l~mson, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Jersey ror England where he cetved by the hostess and reg A M' Grate Mrs M.x ' Mrs. Jess Pro!Jitt. Mr >nd Mrs. Will, Mrs. Mary . Wtll, Mr and will be stationed for three years. te.red by Mrs. Grover Stout Mrl~~ J\~~~on Keith Weaver and Carl Shenefield, and Mr. and Mrs. Fern Ratchffe, Mrs. Tho- Mr and Mrs. Clarence AnBo I Mrs· G A. Radekm Jnd Tma,• mas JSchoonover • h Mtss ' Susan Bolin Sch ana er Tammy, Mr and drews and Susan and Raymond th B• F• Good nc Attendmg were !Columbus) - Carpenter. I Mrs erry ~novd ' k Mr spent Sunday in Columbus WI and Mrs Robert Sh;ley, Mr and Mrs Virgil Atkiils, Mrs Carl Morns an Mar • . Mr and Mrs. Lew Wolfe and I Littentuff lM~ette Tamara, Mrs. Keith Mr. and Mrs Fran< Halliday,j and Mrs. Seth Nicholson. Mrd son, Paul and Mrs. Alma Allen .y aver. Carl an<1 Dee, Mr. Mrs. Nellie Tracy Ht!.rrlson- 1and Mrs. V E Nelson, Mr. an and daughter, Mary Lou. Wed M : '!·x Balin susan and . vtlle · Mr andMrs.RobertGrate Mrs Ernest Volden all of Rul· Mr andMrs. WtlliamR Coopan rs. ,., a ' 1 d rc 1 Ricke Mr P. M. Kennedy, Mrs. Anna Ogdm, Langsville; an · S t er and son Bryan Lee o o urn· Gutun~td 99 Mr. :~d M~s. James Redden Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Stout, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Gro;~nrl i:r: bus were weekend guests ~~ 1 Full Yttr pr. and Sue Mr. and Mrs. Arlie and Mrs. Harvey Rowell, AI- . ~rs. Anna E. Turne Paul his grandparents, Mr. and ~rl:l. Price and Debbie Mr and Mrs. bany; Mr. and Mrs. .Nelson i rte, Mr. and Mrs H. E. Coone an~ other relatJVes. Ral h Kennedy, Rex Kennedy , Smith and Neil, West Umon, w.l lace, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. susie Wmdon of Hender~ Kenned Mr r. nd Mrs. Va.; Mrs. Charles Smith, Dr. day, Mr. and Mrs. !Kin, w. va. and Leonard Middleport JJohl NI yM ,r. an.d Mrs · Rus- and Mrs. Emond Butrimas, Chapman, Mr. and Mrs. ens of Pt. Pleasant, W. Va. om e son, ft visited Sunday a ernoon Miss Ethel Koenig and Miss Elsie Harl. . Mr. ar.d Mrs. J<~ck Cummms and ramily of Columbus were weekend guests of their pare~ls, I Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Cummms and Mr. and Mrs. Victor Brown. Henry Bahr and Roy Grueser Rov Holter, Delmar Baun, left Tuesday morning lor elk hunting in Idaho. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Herd- . m::m of Bellefontaine and grand· children, Larry and Jackie Lakeview were weekend guests of her sister and brother-in-law, .... ... ·' Mr. and Mrs. Karl Grueser and ~ l ,il sons. '' l Miss Barbara NcNickle of Antiquity was the Friday eve,, ning dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Karl Grueser. Sun~ay, menu The 1966 T.egion dUP!I are Attend Conffrl'nre 0. �-.; ~ <\. .. ~- - • ' • . ' . . . . . . ._. ............ ""' . . . . . . . · · - - .. .... "' ...... -"""' ............ ~.,..Qo-.oa:t- ... -v""'• .... '"" ..... ,..,.. ... _..,. _ _~ -·· .. - - · w -.i· - ~ .., . ... ... I ' ' 3--Dally Sentinel, Pomet·<>y:,Mitltlleport, o ., Oc~ 7. 1Btia =----'--- .. rrtend Introduced me to blo buddy, Dean. And lour weeks Us!] •w ci ~ P • _j I ' l:...·'l\1 I I Voice of Broadway ••• reporting the Service. The last time I Dan, he ukl he 01 WOUld 110 me," and promised to come over but be hasll'l shown up. -by He:en Bottel However, my boy friend writes, ly DOROTHY KILGALLEN that Dean does like me. · YOUTH ASKED FOR 'T! Send your teen·age ques1tons . , 1ldf emumn 18 lor young to Youth A•ked ~·or 11 , care of How can I get Dean more m-1 h I peopli;' their problemo and Helen Help Us!, thts newspa- lerested? 1 know where •' Broadway iluRefln Boanl Greatest Adventure" ~ bul she In hll career. He dld It a one. leallllres, their troubles and ' per lives, but I don't want to throw ; Judy Garland is huv••'8 the swearo it hao D<lthtnr to do with the atd of director Arthur with lbe root of Helen OUT OF SIGHT OUT OF BOY my.. ll h;:' "'!;c::h miOfrieo again. Friends Utink with The Clan. Very much Penn, •orklnr on : He!""" I 11 welcomes laughs FRIEND , off. What' 1 ma .lite couse is her unwillingness do with The Cion ts Broadway s first Ume wltboul any 0 or·"· • .i an•wav? ~N. W. but ""'" ._.,dodge a serious ques- DearHelen: " " ; to marry her ctmstant com· 1a1es1 JO· ke.. "It' s def'•;te hu • Mau- names In the cast. He' mliorl'irlth a brusit.olf. . Three months ago my boy Dear N: i panion, Mark Herron . Gov- reen O'Sullivan II 101~ to mar· lbe l"ldo u 1ft actor, DOl 1 Could be Dean has a greater ernor Rn.,ketellor of New York, ry Frank Sinatra, Jr. .. .... . llllr. lbe sense of loyalty than a girl I Goveroor Hugb01 of New Jer· George Ste'"~ Jr. Ia hMttn1 Tho list of chllracttrl 1n who no oooner kisseo her boy oey and the Preoldent will •~ ICI'eentng of Tile Lovfd One book "It Pari• Gurnlllfl1" II ANNOUNCING friend gOOd-byt lhan she'o mak· tend the promler ol "Tile Agony for some of Wunlngton'o hi&· ot.tqerlnt _ 131 _ and the ing lime with his buddy ~ or and the Ecotaoy" al Loew'o gest nameo. Somt oro 10 big clneml belna made In 111 I trying to. ~H. State. The President, In lhl• they're not uolnr their nameo Pari• ls':cl:::ing almost all of AT THE HIGH 7 CLUB , Dear Helen: case. Ia Darryl F. anuck Chief - jusl numbers. • 1 10 I I am very close friends with ' of 20th.Centurv Fo• Harold litem. In fael, there or1 h acWED .• THURS. ·FRI. & SAT. a very nice, decent, cute 1irl, / Lloyd, Jr., Ill <or many montho, First prize to the daffiest Yirtually run:' ~ ,:~ ... DANCING 9 UNTIL l 0 • b but there Is one problem. She returno to work in December oong title of the •eek loetl to many featur bas otarted going sleadey with a j with a new nighlclub act betnr counlry olnrlnr otar Jlllllll)' Ole- virtually '.:"' o~, of P're: a : boy of soother nationality and · written by Alan Hood and Rich- kens, who has jusl recordfd a lort and t at • n I easy c State Routo 7. 2 MIIH South .t Middleport, 0. I think it's juot awful. That's 1ard Lorin~ . . Honeymooners! new aria tltlfd "May lbe Bird 110arly all Jl'rench~kl;r~~~ bod enoogh, g00dne11 knowo, .1 Jane Fonda and Roger Vadlm of Paradise Fly Upon Your !oro · · · Bob Dylan 1 ld to bul he ""' hor how to run i nad quite a opal in Parts the Nose." Same to you, honey . .· er, Dnld Immerman (II het lifo ~ who to 8" with and I other day but 11'1 all ounoh;n• Producer Leonard Llghlltono to be a prodigy u ID arranr~ • when, even in HER car. Vet ~ asain. Quiu. incidentally, Jane's dlocuS8IIlf a deal with botb Jon- and com..,....) wtll .mer co1she thinko be's wonderful. I current hairdo remlndo many oiler Jon.. and Jennifer Ht- lee• In Dallao nell ytlr 11 a We won't be friends much Parisian• of the uowept 1tyle lory to appear In "To See a lllllllc major A party w': · longer if this keeps up, as I'm made popular by a previous Stranger," the new movto be ctven the other day lor lbe •: i getting ashamed to be seen with Mn. Vadim, Brigitte Bardot. will do with Peter O'Toole . Of the Jwe Ja:::.u ::e•. ~1 , her. Whal can I do~ -DES. t'fhat Is, when Brigitte wa•n'l Jackie Coogan io the IIIA!<I od· be preferred to ble IYor I PERATE BUDDY i wearing it Lady Godiva sty le clition to t.he cast of ''A F i n e g1rl, Susan Stras erg. Dear Buddy: , lnr the benelit ollhe cameras.) Madnm," being filmfd in Ne• ] . Wro a girl dates is strictly up I But then, all of Roger '• wiveo York. He ploys • local flretnan I'n ' ' to the girl ~ and her parents: I have had bis indelible Vadlm who ha1 1 running feud wlllt I nol another giril friend. Out- 1llamp . Gel ready for tnlo Sean Connery. IDiereoHng nolo: ·-r-~, 1 a~ I ~:: ~o . ~~or THE FlYING CIRCLE BAND THROW RUGS Nt!W DESIGNS AND COLORS! Loop Pile 100% Cotton with Foam Rubber BackIng. Colorful Pattern• Include Ribbon of Roses or Green Roee Bouquet with Pink Back Ground, Blue Roae Clusters on White Background. HIGH 7 CLUB I 11 ! IIZI 20"x31" !I ide of nationality, and his : one. Curvacious Monique understandable dislike of you. · Vooren is m•king a film h<:~s 10 Van Jackie's daughter, aged 11, Is Cl•i- ~ doing commercials ... A fa- Winning Roles IS wrongJ!i cago, suddenly bemous show biz starhave and his withthere this anything boy? If really not. then come awhich mid-west Hollyworxl. In : tractive daughter had at.I Utink yow- friend should aollamed of YOU' -H. BLABBERMOUTH I HALL'OWEEN HEADQUARTERS RALLS BEN FRANKLIN MIDDLEPORT, 0. OPEN ALL DAY- THURSDAYS ,[i~~~~~~~~§~~========~ be b she playo Ute "ulttmate wom- giant misunderstanding, to put it Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Williams .. ... portraying 1& different fe. gently. Paga ha• deelded that end daughter and son-in·ll\\•, males from a t:>.yeor.old girl he knows which fellows al'<' hcst Mr. and Mrs. James R. Coch· ~ to a 77-year...() ld woman. r he 1for his girl _to date, and has ! ran, all of Middleport, entered FABRICS Dear Helen: . I don't know 1f my problem oame of the flick is "Frank's i been screenmg them to make several miniature black poodles io typical ol a 1:>.year ..Jd. I -- ·-~ - -- 1111re they'r~ gOOd enough for Ia 1 dog ohow durtng !he past CHOOSE FROM OVER 30 Used Cars & Trucks THE HOT SALE IS ONI BE SURE TO SEE OR CALL ON THESE SALESMEN FOR A GOOD A·l USED CAR .•• MELVIN LITTLE, EMER· S,ON JONES, CLIFF PHILLIPS OR EDDIE have a very bad habtt of say· bas thll same problem. her. She 11n t at all happy with weekend at New Marllnsvtlle, ing things I don 't mean to say blo Interference, because the's w. v1 . with lllcollent l'tllllll. and very often I'm afroid lney O~ly sell • centered dolls are , a big -irl now - and hto hilltory Mro. cocran enterfd, "Charombarrass and hurt o\h('l's - poslltve they never oay 811 Y· of unhappln..l with women lit," a IJ.month old puppy which but that isn't hall of what they thing wrong - •nd THEY oro I makes him about the last Dllf on took firlt place in the Opposite do to me' f worry and worry Ithe oneo who need to worry. I earth to qualify as a match- !Sa and Belt. of Breed classes about what I've said and how At least three • fourths ol maker. ond """'""' In the Non . Sport. , it liOunded, and ll€xt lime 1see , lhose goofo you fret about aren't I ing group. people I've said stup•d thmgs even nottc~ by your fnendo Mn. WUIIamo• 1111 year • old to I could just die . I love poople lso forget em, after you make , Comedian Gary Morton, who female Suzetle took Orst In Uld love to he around them and 1 mental nole not to go tho was born with another nome, ~ Obedl.;.,• clul' lnd wU 1 b 0 can't bear to th•nk I've hurt 1same route agam. F>r the now legally Gary Morton. He 1 hlghell ocorlag dog in that cla8t. 1 : lhem. Is there any hope for • other on.. fourth. when I hal the chop who marrtfd Lucille Mrs WIUJamo' 1111 yearr-<>ld big mouth who'o ,.rry? ~ A. l ''btg mouth" really gei>J too Ball Sopnle Tucker. 1 lprll· ~le "Babetlt. took llrll in A: , llpp~, a 1incere. "I'm oorry, I btl~ 77, 11 most chip\'"' when Graduate Nwl~ elm. An a I. Dear Your best bope is to realize dldn t mean thai the way 11 , llle • working. She I oollclly month old male puppy allo en! everyone who truly Jikeo people sounded" 11 ourfictent. ~H. j booked up to her 10th year . . . ler«< by Mrs. Wllllallll took Dear Helen : Gary LockwOOd, one ol Tue&- fir 1 In conformotiOD In bla Last year you oouid!t'l gel 1 , day Weld'• many admirer• in .;.,. Beatie ttcket oft..- the ftrot l lhl past, 11 now romanclnc HVOTEt. TO tNTEUil O~ day they went on 1111 In San atarlet Stephanie Powers ·. .. . IIPEAkER ANNOUI'iCED Francis,o. Thio year when the Gene 'nmney and hio pal Bero- Mrl. John WeiJh Of the MidMiiCiS MASON AREA Bealles came to rown, there ord Gimbel led tlli applause clleport Gorden Cl•th •lll be the a~enar• 1 . ow 1a. I'VM'-h•r were 2000 empty 1es~ at the at A1U'1, the Greenwlcb illqe pest lpelker 011 tbe l.vdea Cll"lu rallntllllll. ltllte."Cow Palace'' wh!re they per- opeuhaunt 1 when Met Opera clUb JI'O(Illlrl on the "Coffee ....,liiMd ...,., llt4!mool'l euap1 I fo ~ ..., rM UIUO vallft Publlah- , rmed, Art they •lipping?-, atar Jeromt Hlnn IUl'priled hour wlt't J'lnet" over radio 1111111 t;olti.PAJU", liD MHtlanto lilt. Po-. GREG th dl lth ' · uo,. o~~Ja. au~"" Offll!t! phoa• e au ence w an 1mpromp. Jtation WMPO Monday, octo::,, ..,.,. .,,...,~ ftY • Dear Greg: tu orll from his !able . Tern- bor 11 at t a.m. Her topic will Not really . . .l_l's Ju.st lbat puo fuglt, and you can lay that ~ "L•••IliCapi•• "'th It lei and blend .. ..-.M u.IM m•mnt · more an d more dllteermng .u~nl •· ap.ou •••'• . RomJna, Ill 11 Juat-15 year lbrubl "" -·" Mr• ·~ ••tt•t .,. u.. ..,.. olfl• 11 Pomero:r. Leo Br··am of the ._ would rather bear records lh'lll old daughter of Linda Chrlf. 'Nindu;l T,a;l uardeli' Club wtll ~~~~~· ll1ten to scream• . And more tlan ond the late Tyrone Pow- be the speaker for tb• Novemand more dtocermng p8rento er, Is about to do her first big her program. insist Uleir kids ltay away from role in an lillian movie. She'D ----near-riots. ~ II . . I play a 16-year-<>ld bride · .. WarDANCE AT W.\HAMA reo Beatty'• "Mickey One," Walutma Higb ocbool wiD ,~ not n'!:t~~, •.•::- ::;;:,- 11~; ~i~ column 1~ ded1~ated to which he had a hand in pr!>- l!p0080r an lfter lootball pme •:r •.u. ... .,.., 1101 •• -~ larmly living, so 1f you ·ree hav· ducing, has HOt bit llfllklng --~ - fashion by the ya,rd! Here's just a sampling o! the many exciting fabrics you'll find at I ON THE SPOT FINANCING YOUAWAYS PAY LESS AT ., KEITH GOBLE FORD USED CAR LOT ~Must I Sycamore Sts. Mlddloporf, 0. • • .& I : """"''f't 1 :!ub~~~ ~~u~: h~~~~ ~~~- ~~ce.~;s ~~~e u~.:·: •.::r She will also welcome your own amusing upertencn. Addr""' Helen Bolle! in care of tbll newspa!)er, tour - MINNEAPOLIS. ST. PAUL the Orst game of the 1959 <UPI)-The Minnesota Twina, World Series against the Chicahaving disposed of the Los An· go While So1, 11.0, but wound geles Dodgers' second best up winning Ute series. pitcher without hardly mussing Even Manager Waller Alston their hair went oul afler the found some comfort In the top man, 'sandy Koufax, today Dodger defeat. in ID effort to make It two "We got 10 bill" be poinled straight and turn all that con- out, "and if we 'can get that jecture about lour 10 a row many again today we should be completely the olher way. all right." Before they handed big Don The bettl wao the Dodgers Drysdale an 8-l trouncing in the would be a':r right belllnd Kouftrsl game Wednesday, the fax. Twins were Ute sertes underdoga and the Dodgers were giv- .They w';'e 8 to 5 favorites to en a gOOd chance to win in four wm lnday s game, but the odds I . ht on the series dropped to 6-5 and s ~tg . 't' th T . hoI pick 'em. The Dodgers were coufdw 1: In ~our s;:ht ~ut the pre-series choices, 7.S. ' even the Twins mansger Sam Koufax, considered baseball' Mele, happy though h~ was beat pitcher, woo 26 games for with the opening game victory, the National ~ague chamentertained no thoughls of such pions, but ,"asn 1 available for a thing happening. Wednesdays starling assign"We beat them Yesterday but m~nt because he observed Yom . th d d Kippur, the Jewish holy day. tnd a~ " ano er ay ~n w~ Koola1 II Beady aren t takmg them lightly, "I'm ready wgo," said Kou· SOld Mele. 'They are a gOOd fax who in the course of his ball .~ub -a damn good ball trl.;..phs set a new aii.Ume club. major lesgue strikeout record As for the Dndgero, who are with a total of 382. used to couung back after "My arm feels fine and It bem.g down, lhey made ligtt of ba••'t been .;vlng me any trou· th d f t ~ ~ etr eNea ·T00 W 1 d ble lately," Koufax added. "I ot orr • hope the wealher Is as nice .. •• \ "'' 0 never seem abl e t0 ge t it was lerd " going unUI we are lwo games yes ay. down," said oulf:elder Lou T"e westher bureau predlctfd Johnson, and Drysdale pointed fatr and sunny wealher with out the! the Dodgers dropped the temperature In the 70's. Opposing Koufax will be an- d.' FIRST QUALITY REGULAR - 30.9 When a beer would taste good, this beer tastes great. Have one. 45" Ginghams yd. 19• 36" Suede Cloth 54" Waoltns yd. 1.98 up and Tolloring The Fobrie Shop Singer Soles & Service McColl's Patterns WY 2·2284 115 W. SECOND OHIO POMEROY -=·----o - o from South America to Ruula -and it'• considered 1 hlrnlnf point l HELPING YOUR DOaOR IS OUR PROFESSION Alswn made one change In his batttng order, moving John- son up to bit lourlb wtllt Ron Fairly dropping from fourth to llfth place In the Los Angeles lineup. The ~~ bad DO allbi lor Wednesday a defeal, although Dryldale admitted he hurt his troublesome Jell knee In trying to field Jim (Mudcet) Granl's bUD! In the tbird btnlng. It wu a key play in a six run Inning for lite Twlna and brol<a a 1·1 tie. Rookie 1econd baseman Jl'rank Quilici, although fooled 00 the pitch, sUpped a double down lhe left field foul Une to lead off the •-•·· ""'"'"' Grant bunted In front ol piate and Dryldale wu as a cat getting oU the to field It, He leU on his speared the ball ond from prone posiUon fired lhl ball llrst buse. The ball got there In Ume bul H was in the dirt und second baseman Jim Lefebvre, who :»vered first on the play, couldn't bold 11. Umpire Tony but then reversed his deCision Venzon Orst celled Grant out, when he uw Lefebvre bobble the bull. Then ZoUo Vmalles, a ocrappy Utile sbortslnp, put the g~ oul of reocb wilh a home run Into the left field pavilion seats. Tile Twlna went oa w l!eore three more runs In the! llllllng, but they were just Icing 00 lbe cake as""" another run Mionesoli tallied In the allllt. CLEVELAND (UP!) - II wUI be youth agalnat OIPirlence saturday night wben the Cleveland Br I with PI owru tang • the lla burgh Steelers bere. But unUke previous ytars, the Steelers possess the youth and the BroWJlll the uperieoce. tdllb In ptBitlng wllh 44.1 per klck. He also wu receiving with 11 200 yards. IJttfe Walter Robertll baa noyfd punt return defenses the tune of 7.6 yards pel to rank sixth. THE MU06POH&. 8a£WING COMPANT., CINCINNAl'l, OKM) BRRRRRRRR! :~!,/f• I ~· .•, Such a profeasion demands 10und training, experience, precision tbinkine. We fiU these demands to the letter. That'• why we can fill your doetor's pre•cripi.Jons so accurately and dependably. AHHHHHHHH! (Texaco Fuel Chief Ia on thl job.) ,...• ' Cleln combustlon-tllat'a whit 1111k" Twco Fuel Chill H•tlna Oil 1111 Your doctor knowt us •• ,. dtpendlble, ICOIIOIIIICII full. For rllilble CGm1ort llld &ervice you can llwl,pcounton, 11v1 USICIII. You, too, willuy, "Ahhhhhhhhh"lhis winter. your doctor trutb 111 CALL 675·2460 ~ CToll C111to-ra Call Collect) dciTY1cei·.;dby ' l ~' - FUEL COMPANY HIAnNG OIL Point PIN11nt, W. Va. ~·"--------' .. 4 R~tilferad $11.99 Phormoclsts to Serve you Swisher & Lohse Rexall Drugs WY 2-2955 Flrllllantll)ollnlll"'dwlfl't t.-.1011 mac hi •tpplt, Anliqua Goldae Gntin. Hondsewa .....,. far am tort-.nd M fliPOIIIIVII laolt. Ylllbe prkte II ..... M ~ It II M II Petlwlnl. Coal~ II Mdlly .., 1 pair., 112 1. Molrt '•IIMI..-y eBiact e Sc:otcb Grain eBr.,.Wu; eCordovan Chapman· Canaday - .........,., .. ~I ···· ·- the shirt that's bom Ironed " •"' and stays ironed Don't lroa It •• , ...,., Tbit ARIWW Decton p.,.. Iron ablrt l.t otDP~ mocJMne waebflblo. Thl Iabrie bt 1 IUJturtou bland of fltl'ilt Dacron• ~ eoter and ~'l'• cottoa lhlt ttlml>le drtea ...mtleo free. And • • • ll'a "Simforlzed.Piua" !obeYed Ill Insure perfect tit ...-..11 after Wlllb. We hav• Decloo P"""""""n Ill )'0111 lmltillo ARROW oollar otylea •. , Ia white. ldrlpet gr !be new tasbiCMI eoloro for tbllleoiiiJD, Creek ...... -. 2 2 56 40 ~ ~: "Why bother? enjoy both." And niMmbet __ you INw 11M ironing to us. WHitJC COLOBS DOWNIE-GROSS, INC. POMEROY 'DuPont ILT.M. EVERYONE INVITED ''r r • ·' . •'t-' ~- MASON, W,,VA.. CO. PRESENTS ••••• HEVROLET / ' ' ·'• '· ·, ~Thursday-Friday-Saturday 11------------------------------~ Mason BOwling Center ' POMEROY MOTOR 3 BIG DAYS Open Bowling On Friday Afternoons and EYinlnga, Saturd•y Night & Sunday Afternoon ,.,.,. LAWN PARTY < She has represented A M F In Australia and Mexico ss wen as many parta of the U. S. She has received many honors as ~ bowler and her hJshest sanctioned game Is 290. Miss. Llewellyn will give some Instruction and answer any quesUons you may have. Everyone is Invited to come to the Maaon BowUng Center Sunday. POMIROY'S 41UAUTY IHOI nORI TO OUR POMEROY MOTOR CO. USED CAR CENTER Min Llewellyn is from Cleveland, Ohio, 31 yrs. old, a 5'6" Brunette, 111e1 a 16 pound ball with a convenllQnal four-step delivery. In the MltNit Block Nnt te Elberhlrk DECTON Penna-Iron '. AT SUNDAY OCT. 10, 2:30 and j PM pedwin. I ~"= SVAC ln'ANDINGS TEAM L p Kyger Creek .. . .. o 42 Norlh Gallia ..... 2 t 42 Dear Althea, Eastern o t 6 Southwe t.ern .· .· .. ·.. "/can't decide whether s ··" · 0 14 281 Bannan Trace -· · I o o •• /like Half and Halfs ~; Tolala ............ I 4 IN 1011 fortheirrich taste ALL GAMES ' or mild flavor." TEAM W L • or j GaUia ... · .. 3 1 58 36 Dear Smoker, PRIHNTS ... UNDER THE BIG PAVILION OF THEAMF STAFF OF CHAMPIONS • Rein, fullback Will Sander, cornsrback John McCoy and defensive back Jim Neln. Rein got back into full IWIJJg 1 Wednesday and appeared full otrongth, but the reat, aoto Hayes, '':Ire oot ready yet." Offensively, coach~• much of the day workmg:,.,ODrtetr·l passing of sophomore "' 1 back Arnie Fontes and nlng of senior SigDal-caller Unverferth. expects to use both contest. Fontes best known as a runner and as a passer, so llaJI'ell both to wrk on weaknesses. The Buckeye mentor with the running ol 'VIII Thomas, a junior Lima. "He's had two straight practices," Hayes said, "and be help us." The llliol are having llut1: Jn. troubles, too. Big def~enslve' Bo BatcbeldO!I Injured a knee in lllinois' 42-0 romp Southern Methodist and Is peeled to miss Saturday's game. ~:~,::~~:unn~·~~~~~:;:::~~·=•:·11:~./::::,U.:G~,::,.~·:·:·.JJ!!!~ ~~~~~~~~~~=! He connected 17 of 28 Urnes year. J"!'t week against lhe New York Gl8Dt.s for 2113 yards. Veil To Slut ,__ Ul be fl·-Led In th Ne"""' w ...,. e backfield by vet.ran Dick Hoak at left halfback, Mike Lind At fullback and Gory Ballman oo the flank. The Steelera' net rushing total leaves a lot to be desired. 1n fact, Cleveland's Jim Brown, GRID ND with 3118 yards, topo the enUre TEAM :AL ~<>: OP Steeler output. Clendon Thomas and Paul Athens " ·• · · · 4 0 0 Irl2 Martha are scheduled w llarl Coal Grova _. 4 o 0 108 at the eod postl and could J~ckson .. ·-. 4 0 0 78 e dWlgerous llrget.s for the Middleport . . . . 3 I o 54 pBrov I Jutckfleld . 72 rowns ' delensve pLogan .. .. .. .. 2l 22 0o 58 The Browns wiU counler with ;:;::~: :::::: 2 2 0 30 a potent oflenso that survtved Gallipolis .. . . .. 2 2 o 34 a big test last week against the Nelsonville . . .. . 1 3 o 76 Philadelphia Eagles ~hen . sub- Pt. Pleasant ... 1 4 o 57 otltute quarterback Jtm Nmowaki was pressed inw duty after SEOAL ONLy starter Jl'rant RyBII was kept TEAM wL T p out of action duo to an Injury. Atbens .. .. . .. 2 o o 64 Four BreWDI Topo Jackson ... _.. 2 0 0 8 The Browns future four of Gallipolis ..... , 1 1 o 22 the NaUonal League's leading Wellston ... -· I 1 0 Z4 individual llllrs according to Middleport .. . . 1 t 0 Z4 statistics released today by the Logsn .. . .. . .. . 1 1 o 50 league offtce. Nelsonville .. · . 0 2 0 4 Brown's rusblng total ranks Pomeroy ...... o z o s him for ahead of his nearest TOTALS 8 8 I 12% competition, Tonuny M880D of FRIDAY'S GAMESr the Minnesota Vildngs. GIIUipolis at Nelsonville Leroy Kelly lops lha NFL Jackson at Atherut kickoff return opecialisls with Wellston at Logan a 32.8 yard average, Gory Col· Middleport at Pomeroy Uns, wbo hao caught at least Pl. Pleaoant at Williamson one loucbdown paSI ln every Coal Grove "· Fairland Browns game tbls ranked Ironton at Ashland, Ky. MISS JUNE LLEWELLYN .. COLUMBUS (UPI) _ Coach WOOdy Hayes clutrges tbrougb a Wednesday as the Buckeyea their Big Ten opener against Illinois. rub of minor injuries slowing but not disabUng bit the Buckeye camp and have hampered Bayes' plans lor key contest with the Dlint. 'l1nut far, only 1>t1o Ted AndriC, Is certain not to be ready battle tn Ohio Andrick was filial plsy of last win over Washington. The doctors oeem sure will not be ready, but big senior said he is be ready as he aro'."'d the lie~d Wednesday. Its the senes of mmor that are Suffering from and pains are BrowDa Sbow lleplb .... ::: .. : : The Eagle game proved Bannan Trace · .. · 0 3 12 80 many skeptics thet the GAMES THIS WEEK have deplb as well u Eastern at Kyger Creek strength. Southwestern at Symmes Valley N rtb ~-lila h The rank. were depleted to o "" at Buc te~York dangerously thin point by Racine at Haunsn Trace leo to ieveral key llarlers, lD' 1·-eluding Ryan, Unebackers Galtml OPERATE TEAM "" and VInce Coalello.Nino1•-I'~CIN~"',:~CINN~~t!ATI (UP!) - The From lhe bench came Reds a n no u n c e d skl rookie Dale Lindsey Wednesday that they wiU oper· Sicbtey Willilllllll to fiJI in a team at Tampa, Fla., in t h e F I o r I d a Instructional bring smiles laces of 8 e o -season. quately lor tothethe Injured Brown's coaching staff. The win may ool haw been procisloo operation, IIUch u last yesr'a NFL 1 over Baltimore but tt · a return to fo;.,. of the world cbamplonshlp aggregation. features: ~.~ rJ•1>JUiyS.MI e•, PI Down Before teague Opener ci: ;E:..-:" Youth Vs. Expen·ence svAC Standr'ngs That's Steelers Vs. Browns wz MASON BOWLING CENTER . Rash of lnjmies Slow OSU SEO StancJ"mgs yd. 1.79 Cuttom Mikel 0.. Owtge Ameriran League champions. Steelers last month, he has inMele made two Uneup cha!l- stelled several new Ideas in the Certified Oil Station ges wilh a lelthander pitcblag Steel City attack. - against his Twins. Not the least of these waa the P.W. Main St. "~·-• l..,...,...,...,...,.,.,.,,.,,d~H~e:_p~u~t_:J~oe~N~oss~e~k:_ln~cen~t~er opporiunity he affordfd young • BUI Nelsen, 24. former Univer0oily of Southern California quarterhack. Nelsen wlllllart at the signalcaJllng post despile a gimpy knee thai undoubtedly will r,. quire surgery at tht end of tbla 45" Ploid1 _ yd. 1.69 A wit!e selection for jumpers DrHomaking field Instead of Jimmie Hall and Bob Allison in left field ·tnstead ol Sandy Valdesplno. Both Noooek and AlllloD are rlghthanded bitters. NOIBelt will bat second and AUllon seventh. :~or1;;~!':a':rl.~:mior K•~; th~'%~~.. ~~on.:.ck~ ~~ Shop Fr"tday T"tl S Saturday 1"119 Pm msptred hun lo make 111 etten- live promotion Koufax Out to Stop Twins Today our store now. rHE DAILY SENTINEL RFE. SIZE 24"x44" $,.79 Poodles I --~ FEATURING THIS WEEK! ...----SCREEN PRINT ! -~ - --- dance J'rlday from 10 p.m. t0 • gym. The Ja•s ' will emcee. 12 midnight at the high s:hool l later my boy friend went into HELEN HELP ~- .; GIFTS FOR ALLI FUN - FAVORS - PRIZES ·'· POMEROY MOTOR ,CO. : : : •YOUR CHEVY "'!t; �.- '. r Mrs. Howard Ra' ver news Confetlled Judgment Fall Fellivall• "!anned in Raclne Awarded by Court .~~ A mllf-·""' .,._•nt aull lor . . .,..... '"jjj;d I M lp : \;In llll!' be • fall festival $17'1.!3 bas been n e by j 'Oet lllllrltna at 1:!0 p.m. Count}' Common Pleas court Tho Soulbera BJ&b Sebool'l D'Jes at Home Of D h :mat a aug tef ].. Going-Away Party r's held For G. Youngs Josephine Kirby or west CotuiD' Nancy VanMeter, Mrs. b' M Wanda carney, PL Pickens Miss Sue Young, Mrs. 18• rs. Janet Compson and Mark, Pleasant_.- - ddt d Mrs of Cl~ton; Mrs. GIB e HERBERT REELECTED CLIFTON - Mr. an · art, Mrs. Robert Stewart, Cl!ICAGO <UPI)-V\ctor J. George R. Young of Stewart, Mr•. Berry, Herbert ol Chicago, the only were honored with a going Mr. and Mrs. Donie ol the Air Une Emho_nomWeedofn::.y Albur- erBlissandWUsoVanl,aarllel s. \ssociation sincereeltlecwtedu II H NewS o, Oct. 7, 1965--11 Mtas Mary Part. Does were Mrs. Cor! Horky, v1eo ...... Boosters WI.// ~-"--':-c::--';---;-- .. - - -- ;--.. paid to Mn. Naa Moore, treaa- dsnt and program ehalrman, Book Reviews Grven on Titles urer. reported on the year's program Buy Three New • F . • /d L' Cl b Miss Park announced the fall Including the memoriam to the In Ed ucatlon te_ to lterary u eonlerence of the Ohio Federa- late Mrs. D. B. Hartinger, long Horns for Band - I Roush's Shoe Store "f, S amhl Fmal cr e Of Season • 0 0 bef 10 TIME To Buy Your New (and Wonderful) uP l/ll;fl/ifjj} /Jll&;f?Jij]~!fl Pythian Sister Convention to Be 0 ctober 19 ' I The r NlW Robinson's and officers. ll81utiful New ... *AMBASSADOR *MARLIN LOnON BY AMERICAN MOTORS ... Automalle All Ntahtor .... ,1.00-- 68c METROPOLITAN MOTORS POMEROY, 0, MAIN ST. . . ' :~ ... • • • • • ~ --~ --- • . .... . ... .. . . . . . . r ~ • • ~ •~ • ,. . •• --- VILLAGE CUT RATE RACINE, 0. SURE-GRIP Ut,98 ~ T ocr. 61c 89c - JET· SMOOTHER We've again speciany tailored those con springs at JNery wheel to each body style. We've put in ~ softer shock absorbers. No Chevrolet has ever had a ride fike this. Power begins with a thrifty Six at 155 hp, Blld goes on from there. Turbo-Jet VB's available at 325 hp, 390 hp and 425 hp in the new Impalas, Bel Airs and Biscaynes for 1966. aa 8 Model shown: Impala Supe1 Sport Coupe . -. " worth Building QD Second St. In Pomeroy, beginning at t a.m. OCT. 9 The Heath Methndisl ChiD'ch Senior Youth Fellowship will sponsor a bake sale Saturday, Oct. 9, in th former A and P building in Middleport beginning at ~ a. m. Any member of the church wishing Ill contri· bute to the bake sale may contract Mr. James Brewington for pick-up. Mary Shrine, White Shrine of Jerusalem will meet FridaY. October 8, at 8 p, rn. at the IOOF baiL Frionds Night will be ob!erved and all officers are requested to wear formals. ocr. n The mon!hly meeting o1 the Neighborhood One Girl Seoul Leaden and coonnlttee members will be bold Monday, October II, at 1 p, m. at the hon:1e of Mrs. A. R. Knight, Neighborhood chairman. The Daughters of Rutll etas~ of the United Methodist church will meet Monday at 2 p. m. at the church with Mrs. Jacob Gloeckner as hostess. I~ NEW CHEVELLE SUPER SPORT 396 300's. New 300 Deluxe Jet W's. either 3251t!l Cll' 360 hp, models. New Malibus. And two Both come with special bood. new Super Sport 396's-coope grille. suspension. emblems. red ~ aod COCWIJ'lible-witb engines that 1811 you exactly what kind of Chellelles they are. Both are avaiable wid~ 396-wbit:-incA T111Do- stripe lires. floor-mounted shift. Twelve beautiful CbM11es iA a1 -al as inside as they IIRI CJ~flsida. hedr ~ . m IIE.gilts. ' "----------------·--·- ., " -. SPECIAL VALUE -- -.. -.... - ONLY ~· ALL NEW CHEVY n '66 CORVAJR different we shtUI l8llly ~ it m a ~ Twbo-Fia VB. YGU Clll even 1he ChiHy m. Roofs are swept _., back lll'der lleadrests tor fie front sealS and It's so ;::;or<==.: •t""1 · : in Goodyear tilea) ond triple-tempered a-r Nyl~ . ond ·n bo · ienoe. Put on a pair of theeo 1fNI-1°llli Sure-Gnp lirel JOOl - and pin-drop quiet. Turbo-Jet VB engines that go all the way up to 425 hp. Shimmering new interiors. The look of hand -rubbed walnut trim. Elegance every. where. Made by Chevrolet. so you know what a beautiful val ue it must be. NEW CHEVROLET Th Apple Grove Church will hold a rummage sale, Friday, Oct. 8, In the Ash- the Low-Priced winter 1 fire with 190 tractor-type clea(s th.a l ar~ l buill deep to bite deep •• • dig In and pu 1 you through snow /life a tractor J A ranarbble oombinatlon- e&tra-milea~~ Tufsyn ''-'5 .. Vltomlno -Rl•butollolultfp - Yur Supplf Brush Rollers :;~ :!::' Hair Spray ;;:9 NOW ON DISPLAY! ~E. VAPORIZER anti HUMIDIFIER JERGENS new Custom Wagons now. Liq uid smooth ride. Power you can order jt• <' as smooth. Delbert Mitchell is Worthy Matron. ........ ···........ -J , Custom Coupe, Sedan and two luxurious and Past Patrons honored. Mrs. ....,... ....,... IPRE-1 SNOW OFFERlr-..: BY CHEVROLET NEW I • RAMBLER CIJPficc Cuc::rom C. ·. 'f' IJ 1 The Rock Springs Grange mtet Thursda)' at 7 p.m. for potluck dinner, followed by the · regular meeting and program. Members are asked by the Leehirer to bring their baby pictures. Members of the M~~lepor.t Jolly Bunch Sewing Club will meet Thursday evening, Oct. 7 at the Middleport Gas office for a demonstration given by Miss. Betty Newton. The meeting wilt begin at 7:30 p.m. and members are to invite guests. Evangeline Chapter, OES, Middleport, will meet Thursday evening Oct. 7 at the Masonic Temple. There will be el~ction of officers and Past .Matrons SH.1RT '66 3o·. church auditQrium. $ FOR'' Luxurious New _,, (~AtENDAR ocr. BLAETTNARS ANNOUNCING Mrs._liJ . NOW I '66 CH . . . ROLETS The Past Chiefs of Magnolia Temple Pythian Sisters will meet Thursday evening, at the home of Miss Thelma Grueser, with Miss Lena Grueser as co. hostess. The Catholic Women's club of , the Sacred Heart church will I meet Thursday at 7:30p.m. in ; sanctuary, for rosary ser'vi"'· : Following the service, the lar meet 1ng will be held In See The Tigers Tonight! EBERSBACH HARDWARE Norbert Neutzling, A card of Mrs. Eugene Triplett, llu. -) ., !honk• was read from Mayor Jamea Clalworthy, Mrs: ' NOll> •·: Ch~rles Legar for hand partie!- bert Neutzling and patmg m the ~ Day par- ry Watson. . til ade. The ball<! will go Ill Ath· ' ens Saturday morning, Octo~ FIRST 16, to partlc1pate in the Ohio QUALITY UtniversivtyotedbomtoecDlillll[!cootrlboperte"'!:: REGULAR_ 1 was ..,.. ~- 1 ' ward the meals lor the band Celfifled Oil StiiiiOit ~~ when they ~o~to~Col=UIIIi>ui==-~="']~W~-~-=~11:·;.......!'"':-:"'~-~ :. a football game. . ,.. SOt:IAl GTO and Bonneville ° S ··1- · Mra. XIIIIIOGI 'At the t!OM o1 !be ~ . ,:;>; McLaughlin and Mr. and Mrl. refreshments were oervei."lJ·.-· .·' ' !larry Watson, 1 now on disp'lay. 54.95 to 189.95 at ''The Sheepskin Psychosis" by 1 '66 Wide-Track tigers Farm Bureau ovoutnc John Keats in which authQr explores the problems of parM1 ents and students as they at- 1\ tempt to enroll in the prestige . colleges fur various reasons. He points to the present day idea that all children must go to college :md states that there are some students who should not attempt college but take up a ' vocation or Lrade. The author We have tigers ' ,.... , in our COAL HEATER met Tueeda7 the Ienior Hlgii achool andltorfum. Mrs. Trumau Russell, ~Tesident conducted the meeting wbidh opened with the Lord's Book reviews on education Ipoints 0111 that often excellent tton to be held In Jackson, Oct. time member of the club. Mrs. Prayer In unison. Mr8. Donald probler. r of today were presen!- icolleges are overlooked becausei26 wfth registration to begin at Horky also intreduced the pro- Three new borlll! were ord- , McKenzie, ways and means ed when the Middleport Llter-iof the.. I!OCia!. status in attend- : ~ a.m. and a coffee hour, gram speakers. : ered purchased when the Porn- chairman, reported on tag day, ary Club held Uteir first meet- 1tng a name un1vers1ty. ·Lunc.heon reservations are to be The 24 members and two1eroy Band Boosters Association the record bop held recently, lnMg o!Bthe yeLarl ad! the home of j Miss Susan Park, new presi-'\made by October 20 with Miss guests answered roll call by - - - - - -- - - - - - - and thankrdedbopall who helped.ed rs. ruce oy · 'dent, Qpened the meeting and Park. Mrs. Robert Coats invit·j naming their first school teach- Moore as stated in the prl)- A reco was announc Mrs. Charles Asa Bradbory ted in the club collect. She we~ of members of the club to par- er. The next meeting will be grams. Mrs. Lloyd served home- lor October 30 and named as reviewer Bel Kaufman's beet corned the members and two: ticlpate in the tour of the"laUI held at the home of Mn. Emer- made candy at the close of the committee in charge were Mr. seller, "Up the Down Staircase" guests, Mrs. John Kincaid andlloliage" excursion Oct. 17. Ison Jones instead of Mrs. Nan I meeting. and Mrs. Paul Hudson, Mrs. in which the author presented ·--· --·---- --·---- -- ---··---- - - - ·- · - · - - - - - - - - ' - - - the humorous yet wllb sombre overtonJos what goes on in the I large metropolitan hlgb schools. She described relaUooship of the teacher with the atudents ' in regard to race, mentaUty, morals and other IOcial prob- 1 lems. The second review wu given by Mrs. Dale [Iutton entitled, $3-99 3 1rs tJrJ MONEY-$.AVING I Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, LOAFERS 30"' .. ---·-·· 4-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Midd!eport, 0., Oct. 7, 1965 ''Annual" stall II tlldlll or.. llr:rs Ill' lbe 1115"1111 ,.... pa1 will book. Tile lllleoeom ga Gauge leadJDp: end October 15. Dam 12.1, 12.4, running 3 The price of the yearbook IIi 'l'be pmde will start 1be Cit}' Loan and Saving• Cod on rollers, Pomeroy • MlliOJI1Jl.1o tz-58, payable aow .. erl[roal tha lloma boDk parkin& Pomeroy, Ross an 66, Pt. Pleosant 24.12, Hinton der or $1.51 dolfD and lbe '!.,~faparl}'ttbe ofDMa:~;·n· ,1/l r ,lL on- who are m a s k e d Myrlle ~b re. M U3, Kanawha Falls !.29, Char· rest when the hoek lo reeelv- ma :.tiMd be IIIIN In !be lot at Balnk anoRth"!_.~\~n, :!"'i~ ~ ton 11.111. London, Relatives have teamed of the ..s. lice Young m\CIII(ton. Mrs. Har· and Mrs. Hernnan Onlinger, Wednesd~ 1961, was · ·=~P... .er. ~ ' E and Wmlield dams were on Salesmen are JOJCe Beach. old Young, C !ton, was Mr. and Mrs. Lally King, Mrs. I;;:;;;;:~;:,·;.·_._._._._., ; ·TI*e wlll he a dance at the petition ~~v~~ce 1~': Wiatn: oii\J. death ol Mrs. Allee Ft~• ~:; Shan'Yl Speacor, Carolyu Ups- lest. Sam Hollman and Mary II '111'1 llatlcll by the Jays wilb ~?cl;argeo ;s:· neglec/ ed Boat movements: of 93,d!;.~h'::~~a~r:. E~zabeth comb, Dixie Circle, Pam SylThen Y~unr:nar:n::;~v~ all ol Ne··• Havtn; Mrs. Girls -~':::,~'b.~~· .':t duty ..d oeeklng custody of Ohio River- Tibolt down Pullelll! at Flatrook, W.Va. vester, Or Karl RIBielt. ~: he has :!en ~tgned as Roush, ~nd ~7,· ~:~P Vanof· l\1 _,. the same nlaht lD the four minor children. 10:50 p.m.; Walter Beckjord up Mrs. Howard was the da~b~ a t lll lFl l •• Ul lAM a Statl Trooper. lrooper Young Met~ Cot rs. bla~ . ~r. and' Mrs. :J::atlcll with aervlng to beREVIVAL ANNOUNCED II, 2:35 p.m.; E. P. Jones ter of the late Samuel :d ;;;_ reeelvod ~is t·.aming at West ~es Le: ,.:,Jay Mr ~im~a;;;t.:;5_:P;;;·;,;.;·:.,...._..,.~-;\ Alfred Methodist cburch will 14, 4: 5~ Ps~$; Bay_ouA J Rl:~:7 ~1 ~~rt. ~- va. '&-1 Virginia State i'ollce r:~ryCremean•. all oi H~nttng- Size ii begin ils revival next Monday down I' , a.m., . . ' 'New Haven she 0Spllill ' Ice cream, coke and ton· Mrs Leona Goff and Mrs. 12Vt to 4 pr. 4V• to 10 1 I'IRST evening, Oct. II, at 7:45, and ~ do:• \t~s :·~~, An- ~~me.;!~t "~oat of her ~hlldwere oerved to the Ted R'l La~enc~ Coleman ol Point QUALITY conllnue through Oct. 24th, with ~!" Ca~:'un ~P i7, 2:40 - ~ .m. ; hood In the Oak Grove eom· Entered Hospital guests: Mr. and Mrs. ,. Pleasant. RIGULAR Rev. Chester Lemley, ~:~·s~g": Lulber Rerdman down 17, munlty where she was a mem· Persons entering Holzer ey, ~~~h~~:m IOn The honorees received many Certified Oil St1tlon Using!. :C~.:.'~n~ =ryone a.m.; Charles K. up 18, S a.m.; ber of the EUB :':\n death pita! during the past 24 Smith ~lotte LeWII, ~~"-' going away gifts. ~ndln: ~~:. Middleport """"'"' Porgy Downey up 18 6:15a.m.; She wa. pre Included· Mrs LIUIBn 0. , Mr Wllm Blake Mrs were Mrs. Mitton ous • 11 W, Moln • welcome. CarrieS down 20, i a.m.; by a daughter, Mrs. Veronica Rio Gra~de; Deborah K. Lem· Young, s. a ' , ton and Mrs. Mae Fowler, Mrs. liable up %0, 7:33 a.m.; Wolfe and her husb•nd, Ste- ley, Rt. 2 Cheshire; Mrs. Willie • 1 Sporn down 21, 4 a.m.; . phen L. How:'-t!'' d~: m!':~ L. Nickels, Rt. 2 Thurman; Daldown 21, 5:30 a.m.; Jerry Bos- daughter, wl w E::'zo~b Put· las R. Thacker, Rt. I Patriot; worth down II, 8:10a.m.; her home, Mra. three William L. Hall, Jr., Rt. 2 B. up 22, 6 a.m.; Ranger lens. ~he ~~ surv~r~ ~ Me- Bidwell; Sharon Sue IS 23 lt p.m.; John J. Rowe other aug ers, oh' Mrs Grimms Landing, W. Va.; Mrs. 23, !2:!0 a.m.; Lady Dade of Racmei\ich~~;ro Va. Lester Wilson, Pomeroy; Mrs. ' 23 4:330 am; Eastern GraceMrEvaosM 01.1 da Gerladh ~~ Eleanor B. Howe!~ Middleport; fl CtO 10 0 ' IZ:50 a.m.; Valley and a sons, Okey' of Joan •~ -r1e, Rt · .3 Oak Hill·' · Greenup Columbus· f~ur Transporter down 5:30 a.m. N H • . Mack and Steve, Mrs. Orville E. Miller, The Meigs Motorcycle club Alan Zephyr up Greenup 6:10 ~; olav:rtf rd and Russell Mrs. Samuel R. Morgan, i sponsor final T. T.. Scram- , am . Louisiana down Greenup 1 DaY: . 26 ~~ndchildren 58 camp; Marlin W. French, ble Races of the season Sun0 &:40 a.m ; Pamela D. real ;.~dchhldren, and iive ion; Mrs. Irwin G. Patch, Well· October 10 at the Club Greenup 7:10a.m.; Alice great andchildren. ston; Mrs. James E. Jlentley, six miles north of Greenup 7:45a.m.; L. W. g Fune~al servlce9 will tie held Ironton; Mrs. Edward R. Sor- Pomeroy of U. S. 33, one mile down Meldahl6 p.m.; at Foglesong Funeral home Sat· reD, Wellston; Wilbur J. Montad on Peach Fork Road. th WhY walt any toopr? Our down Meldahl 6:10 p.m.; urday at 2:30 p.m. with the van, Portsmouth; Mrs. Edwar The track Is dust lr'7, smoob ohipmllnl ol time -erful Houston down Meldahl 11:30 Rev.. Dor·ld Lockhart and stan- E. Tanner, Ashland, Ky.; Mrs. and wide, and Is eons1dered Y Wat111 Momi~ coal heaters IS m.; Molly K. down Meldahl Moore officiating. Burial Helen Beverly, Wellston; Edith riders to be one of the best In ln • .alnCI we111 prepared to offer the best trade-1n al!o• 15 am.: Laguna down I be In Graham cemetery. C. Willis, Rt. 3 Oak Hill; Carol Ohio. . n until lllCI for your old heater r~.ght 3:25 a.m.; Asa down Friends may call at the funerAnn McCray, Oak Hill. Gates Will not opelce lime now, ·before the rush begtns. 4 a.m.: san Ricardo down Mel- a\ hom• anytime after noon Dtscbar&ed 10:30 a.m. and proct 111 1 m Just select the model you want dahl 1:10 a.m. Friday. Mrs. Earl C. Bonecutter, Mrs. will be from II a.m. I lite~ we'U lastall it right away, Samuel .J . Juniper, Mrs. start at UO. Ch Mel _)'011 can start the easy Gallipolis Dam Admiral ence R. Hash, Mrs. Samuel H. under 12 with their parllllll are monfllll' jloymenls .later. The jQnes up 4 p.m.: J . S. Lewis diii'J - ... so huny. Spradlln, Lowell Dickason, Mrs. admitted__,,_.._·_ _ down 6:40 p.m.; Robert Reed Lawrence L. Otworth, Allen down 11:10 p.m.; Semet up 1 J . Eichinger. Ltnda s. ca~ey, a.m.; Bob Benter down 2 a. m Dwight w. James, Glom L. MilQueen City down 4:35 a.m. 1..- Adrian c. Burgber, Elza 1) ' D.;,ds Lee D Merrill, (Continued from page . MODEL 48Do T>lo -~ Kanawha River - Solvay Plans were completed lor the • A ...,.;mis, Mrs. · Bureau Code of .Regulations. priced clrcufator has s~n· uine lifetime porcelain fm• London 2: 1> a.m.; Little Pylhian Sisters convention to ~ar: · Mrs Harry v. Bum· The toea! meetmg will mar~ lsh end 1he famous, pat• ward down Marmet 5:15 p.m.; be held in Middleport Oct. 19 ne an~ ~ine Clay Jesse tlie beginning of the olfiCI8 ented 4-Fiue Firebrick LinIns. Holds 60 lbs. ol coal 0. F. Shearer up Marmet 1:35 when the Meigs Temple ~et ~··~:dcrell . Mrs. Leo P . Van· person• wbo par their due\ I 1nd hNts up 10 four rooma. A turlflc biiJ1 a m.; Duncan Bruce down Mar- Tuesday evening at the Legion . John R Jones, Mrs. 1966 membership year. SEE THE NEW .•.• met 5 am.; Lucy Jane Lucas hall. Mrs. Sylvia Bowen of Lo- nest, Mrs. M Theodore who pay their dues for down Winfield UO p.m.: H. gan, District Deputy, was pres- Oscor ·0 · Sayre, "· coming year will r<celve a ·M ..... of Sf1t1 ''"' 40 lk II 200 Jk, Coal Captd!J E. Bowl" down Winfield 12 30 ent to assist the planning. H. Kennedy. one free ticket for the everung lOTH RADIANTS AND CIRCULATOI5 a.m.; Beaver up Winfield I a. Betty Biggs, most excellent PORT WORK Organization Director m.; Allen R. Merrill up Win- chief, presided with all oflicers IN TR~Ctarence A. King, Paul Bower said additional adfield 3:30 a.. m.; Jefferson down in their stations. It was announ- Ar~y:;; ·and Mrs. Clarence ult tickets may be pur!as4 1 Winfield 5:30 a.m.; Helen - ced that the afternoon son 927 Second Middle- from board members a up Winfield 7:10 a.m. of the mnvention would Ktngt, . "signed to the Landmark store IncbiiPodmeroy I ·th a dinner to por • 13 81 lor $1 50 ond 75c lor ren. I at 2 p.m. WI b th C 714th Transportation J hn. B Clough AFBF Area . ~erved at 5·30 p m y e aux- , . V H iJ a o , ' 'd I ENROLL TONIGHT iliary to F~eney-B~nnett Post, lion at Fodrl tEusti!s, :Udd~eport Field Services D\reclorbo, Mind. Every.m interested In Legl western Reg1on. wa1 m a 1 the hall 1963 gra ua e o officiatmg · classes should Amer 1can bon, a . High School and was employed alsed on a farm In Clarke rnnn. ll . h schooI . Dur'"" r Iowa. He has had wJde ex"EVERYTHIN G IN HARDWAR E" at the Middleport H1g """ the edusmess that R u 1 by the New y«••· Cen tral ty, u•IN ST POMEROY \ tonight at 7:30 p. m. II enou- II wa~ report bad assed a- road in Charleston before perience in Farm Bureau work ""' • gh apoltcants attend, classes Macks mo~'ll p M IDS the Artny last July. and i! well versed on ol POMEROY, 0. OPEN SATURDAY NIGHT TIL 9 will ~gin next week. way. Reporte 1. were r.s. national Issues alfo;ctiiig ll Max Sanborn, Miss Erma Smith DAUGII'I'ER BORN lbe and other citizens. and Mrs. Mildred Lowe. There M nd Mrs Frank E. Sil· farmieris.iiijjjjijjijij were 55 sick visits made r· ~ 1 · pof75 for altuistic work reported. son, a"rceo nannouncina tbe · 'nh t meroy, ...., Mrs. Phil M" ar . of a 7 lb. O'L. daughter on the sale of the panng , Daniell e. Monday, October 4, at steak lrnives. One application Holzer hospital Grandparents for membership was made and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Spence ~. Mrs. Martba Childs, Mrs. and Ralph Sisson, Pomeroy; Biggs and Mrs. Paul Hopton- great grandparents are Mr. and stall were named on the com- Mr!l. Olarles Cohen. Pomeroy, . have two other danghtll'a, The Temple received Angela 7 and Amanda, 4. vttation to attend the reception ' ' for Beth Davis, Grand Chief, P-LAN--SCH--::::-:OO~L Oct. 9 ot Mansfield.. Don•ld arookhart and tees £or th. econventJOn . Webb, Belpre, were guesta ~,. named and rnclude: Mrs. Eh~a- Ule Racine Fire deparl'":'"''t I beth Allman, Mrs, Phil Mem- Monday evening and made hart, hostess01; Jean Clark a trade ond lnd11Strial Rita Lemley, registration; Mrs. ochool there. Childs, Mrs. Allman and Mr8. ;-...._._....,_._._._.,1 otho watts, Identification. A eollee hour will be held · lng the evening session and FINISHING members of the Temple are to bring sandwlcbeo or cookies. Our beat quality The birthdays ol Mrs. Cash MrvlCt Bahr Maxine Owens, Mrs. Frank Cheesebrew and R i I f 1 DAY SERVICE Lemley were observed. HostessON REQUEST •• lor the next meeting will be Mrs. Lemley and Jean Clark. A practice session was held following the meeting lor staff Wae .. . . , -- on coupes. Fenders, grille. hood. Ulillights Mag-style wheel CCMtt. What's lie ecoand bumpers are I'I6W on aB S8WIIIIIOdels. nomical. dependable Chevy n COtlliiiJ to? lnwriall • licb&L "'-' awailaiM up A kit all!llart 'ell ca- ~ we igwa. with troclion lo •pare. . ..,.,ldlnl. .s....t. ....... • SllriJ, RIZER OIL CO. .o-. .....1. . . . . . . ........ .. UNIQUE Stl, Alnerica·s Ollly 1881"-«lgine Lots new. Corvair.like • the 116 ca-. And with 1he special steering Chevrolets, has a padded dash. and suspensiOA you C8ll add. seat belts front IJfld back. tllere's .a better Wflf m rid your- fully synchronized 3-speed. sell of premalul9iy ~ diMng. Casali. Monza&. 500's. Get OllL . .. SEE THE NEW 1966 CAPRICE • CHEVROLET • CHEVELLE • CHEVY I • CORVAIR • CORVETIE NOW AT YOUR CHEVROLET DE.&J FirS ........ cliii.Tt~ Home Owned & Operated You'll Like Our Service Phon• WY 2-2101 "-NY• 0. -r COMI IN f i l i i ... AT nill ~IM!~f . . ·POMEROY MOTOR COMPANY BAKER FURN IlURE \ ·MlclcllepOrt, 0. 'ft. MAIN mEn .. POMEROY, OHIO ... -- -' �\. ' 'J " ~· l •': '' . 1 ~---------------------------- Rcse ~ath~~~.Mrs.~ld1 oernd u domonltrotor. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------~ priJe-- NEW HAVEN Tho door by Mll.j. Allen Elcblnger. W.S.C.& MEII'I'fNG hoela!el for tile nell meeting Those attending w~ Ml'l. '!'be W.S.C.S. ol tile New HaY- will be Mrs. otha Lieving, Mra. Wllllllllt Grill8tead, Mrs. Larry "' Methodist Church met lor Cllyton A1hof and Mrs. GU!and, Ml'l. Allen Eichinger, lbelr Septembeer meetln& at ard Llevtng. Mrs. Paul Eichinger, Ml'l. Jolm . lbe home of Mts. Marlon Jlln. Tboee aHendlng werre Mrs. lllllson and Mrs. John Fry . IIWJ. Tho program "llandltna Howard Burrta, Mr~ WOMAN'S CLUB ' Hard Decisions" which wu tak· Atbey, Mrs. otha : • from the hook "Oet Off Tho Cliff Roush, Mrs. E. C. ANNUAL TEA · Fence" b ""'·-·· H Fry J .._ Tbe New Haven Woman's · was presented ~ ·•-~ . Frank , r ., ard Llevtaa, Fred Ba~, Mrs. by Ml'l. Rev. Martin Club held their annual·~~iII l'bompson.This was followed lsford and the hostesses. Tea OD Tuesday wHh 1 dlscwlslon by group. PAST MATRONS MEET at the horne of Mrs. Berisford with Mrs. A abort business meeting lol- The Past Mairons of the ste· M Ph'! B t M lowod 'th I d f the Sta In, rs. I a ey • rs. WI pans rna. e or ern rs met on Monday Thomas H f(m 8 d M Don- II November meeting to be chang- IDe at the bome of Mrs. Fred ald F ~sh :: "hostrs. 01 ed to November 9th because of B•~ with H. L. Dyer as co • · m- ess · Evangelistic Servicea helng hoetesa. Thase attending were .The tea. table was covered held at Hartford Methodist Mrs. w. T. Stone, Mrs. L. c. with a white cloth and centerChurch from October 31 through Roush, Mrs. Lennie ed With an orrangem1111t ol .red November 7th. The organization Mrs. Floyd Carmack, Mrs. roses, the club flower, nunts held a fellowship dinner in the trude Bateson, Mrs. Everett served made In the shape.:.'Osided[l New Haven Park on Sunday fington, Mrs. Raymond red roses. Mrs. StelD 111 evening. grave, Mrs. Thomas and the at the punch bowl Those attending the meeting hostesses, Mrs. Dyer and Mrs. R';:'s~~~:· - e Mrs. Robert Herndon, Mrs, Batey. was held at which tbne Mrs. Hazen Roush, Mrs. Frank BallSEWING CLUB Paul Scally and Mra. R. G. ey, Mrs. Glenn Smith. Mrs. Mar- The Sewing Club met on Grel!l1e reported on 8 work sbop eus Trolll!h, Mrs. Arthur Tha- Tuesday afternoon at the home held recently In H tlngton bet, Mrs. Frank Thompson and ol Mrs. Uoyd Roush with Mrs. Tbe president, Mra~Wllu.u.; lbe hostess, Mn. Dingey. John "'1' " eo-hostess. Russell, thanked Mr3. Karl Wiles UVE WIRE CLASS the SOCial hour for the year books and M r ' Tbe Uve WII'O Class of the were served by the hostesses to Jack Welch for assisting. j E.U.B. Church met for their Mrs. W.T. Stone Mrs. N.O. Mrs. Russell introduced the . regular meeting at the church Mrs. H. L. Dyer, Mrs. guests and asked them to be- · recently with Mrs. R. F. Bryant MacKnight, Mrs. Ottie , come members of the organize· and Mrs. George Jewell as hGSt- Mrs. H~rman Layne, Mrs. . They were Mrs. John Felch, esses. . . F. Bryant, Mrs. l-Ted . Duane Church. Mrrss.iw~~~ The meeting was opened wtth Mrs. Howard Wagenhals, LaComb Mrs Daniel li:C tbe singing ?f ''0 ~~ster, Let ~aroid Johnson. Mrs. Max Elch- and Mr;, Job~ Tunney. TRUE DISCOUNT PRICES EVERY DAY! M.e Wa~ Wtth Thee followed With. scnpture. b~ Mrs. Otha !;levmg, the smgmg o~, hymn Lord, Speak to Me, an~ a prayer by Mrs. Jlernard Lieving. . Mr3. Geo~ge Jewell pl'Oi!ded at the busmess meetmg. The mger and Becky. Jo. . The next meetmg ~til be ut t~e home of Mrs. Ottte Roush, w1th Mrs. R. F. Bryant as cohostess on October 19th. Members attending were Mrs. Jess Abel, Mrs. William Russell, Mrs. Ralph Whitmore, Mr s. Jack Welch, Mrs. Jack Flesher, Mrs. R. G. Greene, Mrs. Hi!· PARTY. da Ridgway, Mrs. Robert GurMrs. Max Elchntger tis, Mrs. Paul Scally, Mrs. Karl talned recently w1th a Jewelry Wil es, Mrs. Charles Dodd, Mrs. Larry King, Mrs. Herman Ohlin· ger, Mrs. Harold Rose, Mn. Max Eichinger and the hostess- II Tailored For Fashion I es. LUTHERAN CHURCH MEN LADIES The Lutheran Church Men met at the church OD. Wednesday evening for their regular dinner meetiug. Devotions were led by JOBeph Paugh. Those attending were Her~ man Layne, Harry Layne, Wil· !lam R. Powell, Donsld Bun> gardner, James Layne, Uoyd Roush and Joseph Paugh. ROTARY HOLDII LADIES NIGHT Ladies NJt!ht was held oo Ladies Thursday evening at tbe lar dinner meeting of the tary Club. Donald F:g=~ showed slides taken oo a Western trip. Those attending were Mr. and Mrs. Russell Capehart, Mr. Mrs. Earl Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Karl Wiles, Mr. and Mro. Ralph Whitmore, Rev. and Mra. Mar· cus Trough, Richard Ord, Mr. and Mrs. Rome Williamson, Mr. and Mrs Lloyd Roush, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Stein, Donald glesong, Mr. and Mrs. Harrv II MJUer, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde ley, Frank Capehart, Mr. Mrs. Herman Layne, Mr. Mrs. Arthur Thabet, Wandell STREET- MIDDLEPORT Gerlach of the Middleport tary Club. Ladies Slacks·$],98-$5.95 DEPARTMENT STORE 2419 Jackson Ave. Point Pleesant, W. V1. Open 6 Nights Each Week Untll9 O'Clock PLENTY FREE PARKING AIR CONDITIONED SELF SERVICE ELEORIC PERCOlATOR ·.. ·· ... \\~ POINT PLEASANT t. BATTLE ~ DAYS. WomonsS..ml111 Decorated Juire Glasses, Crystal Water Tumblers, c Heavy Weight Ash 'll'ays, Candle Stick Holders, Punch Cups, Anchor White Coffee Mug5, el a guy can't help banging up his shoes!" to 11. COATS CELEBRITY BRASSIERES Very To S18.77 WOMENS NEWFAU ..,_NowF1II ..,_Tharmel SPORT SHIRTS INSUlATED DRAWERS $,.,... Clutch lllylea Ill le1Jh. en, p~ cordon ete. The new loot lor !IGtl. Black 6 colon. 87~. e II•• nrmth without bulk. 100'!1 cottoo. AU 111et. BUnER BOWL • 34c (won't mark up your floorl either), Come in aDII lei ,.,. of our expert fitters pair up your son lor ecbool and play. He11 JO for the grown-up otyle. You'D appreo claw tile value. r.ll prtnll thll loot ltke eorduroy. All wuh & we.ar. Small, medium, large. ~.87 ..... ~ ... BOOK RIOT Volues To $6.95 ~it[ffoot! SHOES FOR IOYS AND II/ILI THE SHOE BOX MIDDLEPORT, 0. KNIT BRIEFS WHITE T·SHIRTS Sizes 4 to 16. M.!de of fine •Uilicy combed oottoa. 72 X flO. For winter w11111th. Beoeoo. Wbite 6 eoton. for 99c Fiction• Etc. PENLIGHT BAll ERIES 7c ... Huvy Duty 51.. D RASHLIGIIT IAmns 7c .. BOUDOIR LAMPS CHILDRINS WAIIM FALL PANTS Corduroyl, Stretch Denims, Permanent Press. A complete selection of fabncs and styles. Sizes 3 to 14. $p7 ... ~ntUneOf A F11110111lnnd Mom ''Darby" KNIT BRIEFS COnON T·SHIRTS BROADCLOTH 62c ... . SHORTS Made ol fino tllllltr eollllltd ootton1. llena Sleevelela Swi.. Ribbed Athletlo Shlrlll 412 72c 54c 14c 17c WORKSHOP TOOL ASSORTMENT . KITCHEN TOOLS VOietable Peeler - Pie Seover - Hamburg Turner Scoop - Cake Turner-Jiall. Inc Spoon DO Spotula-wlth burn bandlel. llemmm - NYLON HOSE Seamlel.t micro mellh an4 plala llltcll with lbe nude beol for tho DOWiuhtoo loc* conON VInyl Pllltlo •3·" ,, Lerve Tiiless HAMS ;' •· ·:: ;. ' BEWARE OP • "· ..' ON DIAMONDS I Dltmollch hi..,. 1 del'inltl val~- atmo1t lh CUfNilCf. M IIIIGiA... pnon Mows U..t 1111 diHGuntf nv•llr mun laftttor Q•n:r. or Mfttnlt ftlu.. W Ulat cu ... d to ' llfMfmt of ,..,..... How CM rou bl lUte ot hOMSt Vlluet Buy thl clllmDtld with thl b..t .-.put.~Uon ... "" ~ Tht ttr••t rinJ'I'Aktt m Amerle~~. Artc•md ctitl:lntt Meh dl•mond with its fam out 4..,..1y futt- .· ' lntu- In wrltln1. f'rlc.s &tltt •• low I I "0, tnd ttlty'rt nft IYIIItbtll M dlsc:ount hout•l Stt our ArturvMl selection -1ou'll ntvtr &O wron1 with '" DIAMOND fltNO FAMOUS SINCE tBSO .~. ·: ... _.,.........._ IIDGWICI Ill hto~l lllll ., ..... lri<M'I CIN ... .. .. . I aiM eUSE OUR LAY-AWAY PLAN Goessler Jewelry Store POMEROY COURT ST. ---. - -- -- - c lb. - How about some family lun tonighF Eat out! Take Mom and the kids out to dinner. Relax in a soothing, unhurried atmosphere. Enjoy convenience at your f1ngerl 1ps. c Adams or Holaum It wiU be so attractive to the eye and so very pleasing to the taste, )'OU'M be glad you came. It's fun to eat out, especially during October, National Restaurant Montn. ~! 11111 - llt1'rii01I ·- Chocolate Ban - Kraekel - a.... gal. olleJ'1llarl - p_., YOUl'l - Solcten -lliltJ Wq llteclmut Ufe llftn Che,.. .. 11110am-ltb1111111- 2,.. 99c 1'7 and CoatiDelttol •171tnc. 100% cotton. Blaen, belae, laD. • • 29 to 40. ,· Club - IIIIDI J1or - Zag. MENI TAPIIID FAll SLACKS ' Let each member of the family choose his or her favorite dish . 67c ... 34c .. CANDY IAIS ,. Trimmed -~~-11<. COTTON PANTS M.91 ,s. 1 f '" .. .i! ' • 77( lb. 87( lb. 97( laewdriYerw- UGUI.Ait 5t 1tytea. Btoct. Willow. IIIJct. :or"' lb. FOR BOILING . . . - \Vranch..-.Pllm. . Vllt- lkrna - ~ clcbonloroooett - Wranch Soli - IIOYS TAl'lltiD ln Regulars and alima. Siul 8 tD 18. Wash " wear cot-ton. Ivy and Continental 1 FRESH GROUND DAILY 37c ·,... CHROMI "Androcl:" =""' 30"' I- Plans were announced for the annual commnnUy Thanksglving service to he held Novem· ber Z! when the Middleport Ministerial Association met at the First United Presbyterian . Church. The service will be held tbere with the Rev. Donald Hicks, pastor of lhe Church o( Christ, to be the speaker. The. Rev. 1 Howard nuppelt Will preSide. Plans were also made for a Thanksgiving dinner for the ministers and their fami1ies to be hetd on Nov. 5 at the Church of Christ. New officers will be elected S Hole Pullchtd !urqiMtiae bole. $p7 ... 47c 47c 14c Jt!lW.. Hubert Taylor, .. ' On Pu&ur• s,__r tee. L,_, J - Bueban811, .... Plans ..... lllllde lor a psi A CDIIUDittee was appolnWd AodCIOD and lad 0.. ~er at a to be beld to study tile purebale of a pub., month at. • meeting of the Uc addreu system. A report of FIRST Middleport First held UoltedMonday Pre.. the World Wide Commcown · . ser· QUALITY byterian Session -•·· t t• ellur(b The Rev vice was given. Elders servlnc ltiGULAll ev-,. 1 ·• • 111 i included Mrs Tewksbary Mrs. ~ow'ft: R~~~by~· Arthur Lewi;, Mrs. J. E: Har· Certified Oil Station . 8 ~~ 1 Rusaelvllle ley, Robert Tewk!bary, John W. Moln II. ,.,.,., • CUT FROM GOOD FLAVORFUL BABY BEEF FILLER PAPER Conmle but. - Wuhable abides. Choice of white, tan, pr. 7Bc I Be up 200 SHI!ETS LOOSE LEAF llgAAt. 42c ... WOMEN$ "CANNON" SEAMLESS NYLON HOSE _ QEANSING TISSUES, 300 Sheet Box . MENS WHITE COnON BRIEFS MENS WHITE COnON T·SHIRTS PALMOLIVE BATH SIZE SOAP, ber GIANT SIZE AJAX LAUNDRY DETDGENT GIANT SIZE SUPER SUDS, Heavy Duty MEDIM SIZE FAB (New lorex In Heavy Duty) NEW BLUE FORMULA AJAX POWER CLEANSER 2 $,.87 ~~~:~ & White - - ~: IATHROOM TISSUE ·.. · •• THERMAL BLANKO Middleport, 0. ROUND SIRLOIN T-BONE l'llta, lllllls, Medium , Heels, Sllpons, Tlet, l.eathen, Suedes, Patents. Black, brown, Beiae. 14 ROU PACK Boys Darby ~ White, STEAK SALE 94:r • the sesslonal recorda Sl4 to 10 lledlum wlleht ahlrtl, too. Tl'lpo body heot tD • fiWUDII7 IIVti I !'epol'l ftol!l Nls, I'M FALL SHOES Anchor White KODAK FILM 87c •.. acuffa, serapel, and taniJlea ••• •\ N. 2nd Ave. grey etc. Lined. Black, red, beige, brown, one size fits all. Don't complain, mom. Try a pair of theee durable, ftlblniRhl, fiexible shoes with waterproof J)yna-mold _ Solos ... They naisl FOREMAN &ABBOTT .. WOMENS 95 •Two Foundltions •Two Beds •2W'Stock Choose From Maple - Oak - Mahog1ny $1.87,, Wllh " Weor eot.IOI!I ln aolid, Jlr:ipeo and plaid! Sblrto thai JCM!'U be proud t. own aDd wear. AD ,...._ HANDBAGS I 10% nylon. Perma pr818ed eottoDJ. Narrow wale mrdurors. ln solid! and platds. Sizes 10.18. 84! Other fill Cool• DUSTERS Thanksgiving Service will Be Nov. 24th Complete With S"ly Smooth Top MollrtSiot Imported Itolian woo! with stretch straps. Foam sbaped bras. AU sizes and cups. h• ":~... -----------------__!__-====~"':•"'.. ,&.rte§!'!t4 .,.;.., CAPRI PANTS Fomous Brol Social Whirl witb spiral stitched cups. Double action strap8, and blue. Sizes 8 to 18 eu ...m ied · ~::::::::::::::::~~~--~--~------------~W;.o:~::.;,;Fo:.l~l.... 100% acrylic, sbell and lining. Red, black VP620 V127 V120 •·-tiOD '"' Octo~ I Discount Line Of A DRESS GLOVES --.... 87:. I WOMENS FALL wo-VInyl ·' styieL 2,. 77c Jollte Cereal Bowls, Glau BowJ Val:!ts, Roe Bowls. Womons Foil COR DANA Gee \Wiz,Mom . Jtodel pol- yester and totton. 8oltd ~ ton IJKl white. ln 4eVihtful Roll up and long sleeves. Prints, whites, solid colors. Tuckin and In and outer styles. Sizes 32-38. a~ Mlas Frieda 1'aebllle prteeat.. $ 1oJt: Pfan Juicy, tsndBlized WOMENS mesh U111 II . . - - · and BLOUSES Sheer, fine quality, 100% quallty. SizetJ .87 Age sl!e1 1 to If. FALL BLOUSES resist, T0 Participate In Flower Show - ,.ted Nylon Hose nylon, run Middleport Club . COMPLETE Chlldrens Poll FRI. & SAT., oa. B&9 HOUSEHOLD GLASSWARE RIOT s 9 CUP 1 MIU :~":n:;.~nf.'! ~~nJ.~y.~v:~tWg. Help O.IUpolia Celebrate It's 175th Annlven1ry, But For Blat V1l1111 Shop In Point Pleeslntl A DtSCOUNT Inspection on 0 be 19 h cto r t Is Planned ed • program enHHed, "Herbl ore lor Ftavor 'IIIII Ffqraaca" Church A tl In wblch sha dlsplaJtcllt nrll-::;,;~~~;;;;;,,;;;:;~~~~~~~~-------,1 n _.,... ties from garden ,. was planned by Chester Coun- PI made to partlci- Irving KmtheMuon W of Va.Mrs. Mra. 11111 were cll Daughters of America Tuet· ' inl day eveniug wHh 30 'll!ember• pate in the Meigs County Christ- Johp Webb presen an or· present. All members are ask· mas Flower Show I btl year ::v~ paperandontr!:.ndaeapinl ed to wear white to this meet.- when the Middleport Gerdl!l1 owers · 1 ing. Club met Monday evenloa tl Members contributed spring 1811 .. , ' Leda Mae Kraeater, council- the borne of Mrs. M. L. Frlll1ch. bulbi fnr !be belutlDcaUoo ot would be · speaker. or, presided and opl!l10d the Tbe newly re-elactod ollloon the park at the junction of Page- The nomi118ting committee meeting 1n ritualistic form. Op- were in charge with Miss Nel· SL and rout. 7. A salacl COUI'II pve a repott to the Seuloo cona! Eichinger was reported Ill lie Zerkle, pretldenl, prtlldlnc. was s~ed to the 24 members corning new olflcm to be electA communication was read Other officers include Mill by the bostesaea, Mrs. French, ed In January. Laymen's Suofrom Edith Wakely district dop- Ann HoweU vice president· Mrs. Ml'l. B. M. Wood, Mrs. Walter day wu announced lor this uty, in regard to the l'Oce1ltion John We' ~'secreta!')' Mrs. Bayoo aDd Mro. C. A. Emrnlab. Sunday, Or.t. 10. Mra. E. 0. ~d dlnner honoring Edith Betz. James ,w;.ld tr..;urer. The mg, usoc~ate state councilor club to' contrlbuta atfls and tbe Booster mee~ting on No- to the Athens stata Hospital vember 4. . tienta thla Chrilltntas aDd The report of aud1ting com- pi ber asked to have mittee give.n by Helen Wolle ~; 8~ ':applngs ready by WHOLE-HALF-SLICED · was accepted. Letha Koblentz Dec 7 lor collection The club thanked the Council lor cards 10• take part In th~ county and gilt .ent her while hospl~ w d b alized. Roberta Lee thanked the flower ohow being arrange y Council for gifts and cards and Margaret Ella Lewll. the use of the trays on her ~h An impressive candlelight meanniveraary. morlal eervtce was conducted Practice was held for !nitia- by Mrs. J. E. Harley In honor Uon. Tho mtacellaneo1111 commi~ of the iate Mrs. D. B. HartJn&ar. tee announced a grabbag for A madonna arrangement using the next meeting. It was decid- white carnatlonJ and gladioU ed to clean the hall on Friday prepared by Mrs. Garen Stanla!ternoon October 15 and all bury and Mrs. James Titus, members are asked to help. A meeting of the Past Councilors at the November meeUng. A are announced for October 13, potluck dinner was held precede! the hail with Zelda Weber lng the meeting. Present were and Dolores Wolfe as hostess- the Rev. and Mn. Hicks and es. At the close of the meeting, daughter, Scherry, the Rev. and a cake walk was held by the Mrs. Dooald Boone, Jeannie and orphans committee and won by David, and Mrs. M. W. fJoW. Zona Biggs. son, the Rev. Nyle Borden and the Rev. Howard RuppeU. ••• You Paid Too. Muehl BLOUSES II tlonally omitted from tho list NAMES OMI'ITED of hostesses serving tile B. H. 'l'be 11101e1 of Mrs. Dale Sanborn Mis31onary Society tf You Didn't Bur It At 11te Shoppen Mart =•· II DallY SenUnet, I'OmeiOY·J!IIIOOleporl, o.. OCt. l, !9113-T i llvtted'- - ...... a.Jp I FALL FRENCH FLOWERS DIIIANI 11om, MIIIIIS, Poe Poml, IOXED CANDY Vines, CamalloDB, .Hello rlacus, Geranium, and 30 other varieUet. fiiCTIONTOYS , 94c ... ••• and when you eat at home ••• llddp 1111 - - 26c c OL boxes ..... - - Cllll. . - a.J., lolu ~~Jot• ¥'-'. Wafm - caoootala lltlln. er- FRIES • • • • • 9 I SI.MON'S MARKET for tht """ appetlzina reaction MtY time bread is wved to yow family, insist on Heinef"tttnridled bread 'CIU$8 Hekl8r'a lOt$ wilh ~lnl pd. Fillll' ·· tlexturt, blttw . . . · O'EN QAILY 9:00 TO ?:00 ..;_fRIDAY tiL B- SATURDAY TIL 9 ·. J,IMAJN ST. · WY 2-397S: JlOMIIOY •• ·•' • I ,.' - ~· • J - ·~ .• ~ �'i Classified Ads Your Modern Community llullctin Board For Sale For Rent ! ==FO=u:=-R-=R~ OOMFornished apa~: WANT AD Shaler's Grocery, Antlquily, Ubio,Fridayru_Saturday,Sth _....._ t WY Z..36.18 10 1 tic 1 amiSENT Classlfted• eld . . P.IL .., ...,. ..,....... men . I FOR SALE - . . ":::::; ""' u< FOUR ROOM apartment, new- Sbulor's Grorery, Aoffquity, '""'CILUT...,.. ly decorated. $40 per month.f Obio. Friday aad Saturd•y, 8th COUICIION• call Walter Croo'-· WY 2 'IIIII ";..·~·:,: ~1. & f - aod Btb. ; 3631. 0 t c Medium eggs, 3 doz 99c; Large ...,..,........, --•FES, ! du. a~c; Crmpfrre tt'"':. adllt"~ UNFURNISHED house, 6 rooms . mars~mallo\'. s, 19c lb. Fire-ol"l)eet10JaPM. ll:r"Mfll ""' and bath, with garage. Niee ,,·de crocker" ~--·an w -..dl•ten •boul" n.. uut. .. ~.. 'I•'" lb. IJ\UA. .au _. .. ~na~ ..... f(M location. $65 a month; sew· ' Hl·ne .s cake ~·• I IDr t ._.., . . , . diD . . ' 1 F?V ~mertton age paid. WY 2-5434 , w A~ oz. p•--r• ..._ 1 . _ ,. •.., - ::.,-.. _________:_1_:_ 0 5 ~~: 89c. Regular 110 eociMo,t • """' .. - ;:,_;;.-,..... 1 for 11.011. 39o .,...., I lo •·J-m ':' • ...- TWO apartments in Middleport One s rooms unfurnished with ~.:..Produoorl L~ m1li' l'9e 1 ' I• INFORMATION =-= ., •· ':"-:=..":,,..,. = :..":r...... "' - • .. - - -u 113 lencad Jard. Oth.. 1 rooms - - ' 10 T Me furnished on ground IJoor, Coli· WY U66(], 10 2 &to REFIUIIWffiii; General ; '" ,... "" - :-.r".,"'::,Jt."'roBtl'll...,.. ;;_OU'-"' ...:...,""::..-: Ol7d = ....: ~ \: /"',. 'Iaiii ~ ..Jtl' a ODULT · - "" PHONE WY 2-2156 C.rd Of Electric Ill good condition. ' Cll' QUAliTY wlt<a Pum•roy Chapler 186. t1.,1 Suo Soolsby , wortby -·•-·, ...~ Jwt-• M. Soulsby, ..-uw• lUlU ,.. worthy patroo, presided. A munlCilloo w.. read 1 tour to Huwai\ honoring Mosl 1 Worthy Grand Malroo, Josephkk' HarkiN Browninu. A \.'Ul~ municalllln was also oread from lhe boiiJ'If of tru•tees of tbe DES borne """"'rnlng , t•pe •-·pllal. "-rcury Parklane 4 Door Hardtop ,... Black finish. Spotle&l elWin interior, radio, heater, power steering and brakoa, aulorrultic trnnL Real nice. 1960 Was I $6 $895 Specia ·1960 TR-3 Ro•dster New whitewnll tirN, 4 -P· ........ -..a lpeow .. _..a trana. - bod 99 -.od blarlli: y, ... Pn'ced Below "·rket Price _ _ _ Only ,... $895 P -1 Motor Co, ' An ~invilation was received Florence Tracy and attend "friends nilht" at Webb Googleln. Ctapter 011 October 1511 wbicb IlDia Elaine Rle, Grand Ruth. wlll vilil R!llOI'IB wert !liven ""• ,....., - OPEN EViS. 9:00 P.M. • ..... NliG 1111, - Woodard, assocl8te cooduclreSI Olympldi 1D 111M, will ropraelll and James M. Souloby, trustee. lhe United Stalee In tbe NatJoo. Tho worthy matron elect, Bar- at u - -•·w ~ ••••·bar 0 W lk ·-• th t .... UJJJ.IIIIII 2IDJ •• iJJDUI6UU a er BIUlOUmow a •• Square Garden Oct. 211-Nov. I, slallalion would be held Decem- U wao announced WednesdiJ, ber 6 w1th the worthy grand m.. tron as the lnstallln~ officer. •OL. 1 ue cha . I'ter closed 1n re~•'ar .... FIRST form wltb .Ella Smltli I r "'"I QUALITY matron, glvmg tbe f arewe11 af• REGULARter which refreshments were served by Clara Sue Soulsby . Certified Oil Station Mi~portn7.u ~ ~-51~root, I Three lhe audit and budget commiUee end trustees. lnillatiOII llllii01IDCOd for lbe Nowm- llusi- ServlcM • Wheel riding tractor with lrailer, 1!.00.110. f cultivalor, 120·00• deep housework. womO:olhy servlce. Jart's ber was olected Jel pump, $411.110, I rotary, I N Ba - - __.,_ D Smith r e e 1 mower, both $15.00. Cowdery, Long Bottom. eration, ew veD. r~ ...... ~ matron; alt , Wheelbarrow, 115 _110, 9.6 cu. 10 7 3tp 111 HSS'I. 4 I tic Legal Notice ft IT-&itfaire refrigeralor 1• THI COMMON PL.IAI C.OURT ..;., OO •••--t •ao range' LADY NEED FOR HOUSE OP Mllll COUNTY, OMIO ....,. ' ..- __ .. • ' 1 •nle J. Andenon. TRAILER LOTI - !roe ..,... $20.110. Irvin Miller, Rt. 14 , WORK. Write Cl\re of P. 0 . •lnor ...,., tt1t ... er ...,...,. ..... c. .....,...... ..... 1P and nter. Brown·• l'rall near Carpenlor. Ill 7 6tc Box 142. Pomeroy, 0 . ·· ltcOMI ltrMt, • pan (111111 Approv~ : $00 LB. STEER Ilia II good ------~ I 6te ...... , ....,Iff, lllnernlllo, Ohio,. r'llone family mllk - · lkiiJl!lld RETAIL ~ALES CLERK. ~ ~.." Searles, Rutland, CJlltt. lull particulars, includmg lit FLOOR liimiShed, ·I "'oms ... perience. References, etc., Sales & Service and beth, modern apartment. FUEL Of!. heator, 1111.0110 BTU quired. Wnte: The Oailv II lllddieport, WY 2-387~. Sentinel. Bnx 668 N, --------,_ 'en11 i 14 tic $6C.IIO. can 949,281L Almost Every ear Ill I llc roy . Oh10 I 0 5 3w 1'IIREE IIIII tour""'"' ~ ~ ~~... 1 - ... 1-·onoll eTransferable WbeJI - __... ,_. PERFECTION FUEL oD stove WANTED Operalmg '" You Trade Cars 12 & tfc meaiL WY 16414 65,000 BTU. Bottle gas ~ook nurse. 1 tull unw. 1 part~:~~~~ TWO BEDROOM boWie oo Lin- stove. Small gas beater. Por~ Liberal salary. P~•;~~ hilt eGuaranteed 24 moulhl ~:s. i 'I'E WISH lo thaok tveryoDI who wao 10 ldnd and tlioo~ lui after the death of our lather Jessll Ba...._ Spec>lal also .. Dr. Do¥11, Rawllngl • Coati , _ . . Home and lbolo sendlnjJ llora1 olferingJ. Your ~ will neYEr be forgotten. Tbo llallson Family. lll t lta bau ~Hon MARK IV AUTO AIR CONDmONING rur•·"n•' _______ K~ sake. Frank Rldson. Rt. 1, Racine, Oblo. II I 3tc aolD Hgta., birch lllmatle k~e~l;: able inter-r?Om ~n~~~d.~~o~~~ist-rat~r. :1edi· I beal 8 20 tic I $340· Blaettnar's 1 ELEcTRO~ I j I 30tc $1.19 pu ~ ~· Mallt St. Pomeroy. =o-:== = PINE m!BER -·- - - - - 1 8 29 tiel 1 and wUI P3YI u mucll u S4 per cord for 1 : : ~w b• a:= POMEROY ,. . . E. Moln St. ~~·lit p..,..,.... S::te~ : T-AK - E--SO - fl. away - lhf- Biue i lnstrudions 1 Lus --- II. W. llun)'on, Miner.. tre way from carpets and U. S. CIVIL SERVICE TESTS! YWe. Ohio, Eaglt RidGe Rd. upholstery. Rent electnc1111"" - •OJDC!It 11 an0 .,_, lee\!.. ,..,... shampooer $1. Baker Furni.1>1hll. Riatl ttartlns 8bort I II ...,~ houn. Advaneoemem. , - - - - - - - - - - · 1 ture Company, Middleport. tr11n1n1 ton, p. Rant I - - _ WARM MORNING heating I ROOM BRICK bouse on Bu~ stove, 65.1100 Bro. Call after linn!! Ave. Call WY 2-SITI. S p· m. Mason nl-5712. 10 •< 3Jp • 19 "" 'nwlu•mcb ::!!o"f ton. opeo. .u~t~U:,e:-,-::· many ot Jolu ....., m"""''"'" '" TOOAY - "'"'"'· l'eQUII"ftne.aY Wrtt. ~t..m.l ume and ~~~....... ..,....., loJ IOQ, C• U:O.OID .. tM; leT\ca. uo» ,. lt. ,_ BmTIWAY OBSERVED Mrs. Susie Fflcber ontertafn. ell witb a family dlmler sunday evening at her home . In Morning Star in observance Dozol Bottle Gas. Arnold Bro- i ber birthday ~-bleb was Tnt• II thers. 618 E. Main Street day. Present were Mra. Pomeroy. 9 22 tfe , flam Porter and DiiiiUI, Anita I __ _ Crttt Kradtord Wrt&e. Pro111 • Contact &. t.. IIBADFOIW Radle, Oblo • I -- and JohMy, Mr. aDd Mrt. G ld M' ha 1 - ' a-•· era IC e auu m1:nw• Kay, Carol, Gary, Ro1er IDd Dennis and Mr. and Mn. Tb•... ll man Fischer and Terri '~-. I'Mle berhrmored gue~t rewlved uo .,.IL . ·' IIUIII nil ~... . I ..... . ...= -il. Winter ....•: LI'L ABNEI By AL CAPP 311. God- ... JB. L&wyon: ol abbr. vote....., :M. ChiDCIIII l<lbe H.I. 4'2'. Plilrformed ~. DOia tool %, Jewistt Slaw, l'nnch l'rleo B. Interests fl) ·f GASOLINI ALLEY 1. Coffee By KING . month . .7 f"tNolll . gee whit, Miss CartwrighH You said to tell wt.at happenea ill UlY ow• words!" - ---·-- -·· - ·- -- - ·. POMEROY, 0. lng pv.rtloiO& a. Exil:lt e. Meager 7. Drag &ArgOGUt'a ..lp DAIL \' CRYPrOQUOTE - Hero'o how to work It: AllYDLBA..A.X:& LONQri:LLOW O.ne lett.- limply .ltan~ for another. Ja thtlaunple A Is used for the three L'a, X for the two 0'•, ete. Sinlle letters, e.po•~ trophlelll, the length and fonnaUon of the wordl are all hlnll, Sac.h day the cod.e letterw ue dltfennt. lo QUALIFIES FOR .& Cay,.,._. Quotatloll MAYTAG LW AXMli'O B.D Red Carpet Service e.00 Sign On - L"~ws II OS Sacred Hear• & W Me1gs l<mnty RFD 6 25 Paul Bowers, li'atm 6.31 News U7 Weather ~atlonal .-Jews 1:115 Bill Miller Shoo 7.30 Sport! P<trtt1le 7:3! Bill Miller qhow L~ PicKen:-. llardwarc iTucs • Thurs.) 7:00 News 8 Bill Miller Show 8 45 Baker Furniture Sbo1t 9:00 News g:or. Cotlee wftb J1111el II :00 Portraits of 1 Palrlol iO 0> Swap Sbop 10:30 Bill Mlller Bl'll'ICb S11ow 10 : ~ Mason Aft. P>tngram 1.00 You cau buy a Maytag my· where In tbe U.S.A. llDd find a dealer who repaln your Maytag producll. ('I'IJeacfOJ) 10:45 Family Won!tlp (Tbuea.) 10,41 A . ~.c. Program {Frlclayl 11 :00 News 11.00 TillY'• Cotmtry JllliCIJon 11 :30 l'luy's Couutry H)'llllll 12,00 Cement Block Non 1:< 30 Goessler's Guesl Sill' tFrlclaJ) ta: 30 Larry Andersoo Sbcnr 3:li' Jim Meeo Sbow 4: 15 Bfaettnar Autc Show 4.30 Electric Company Nen 4:1• Jim Mees Sbo., 5 110 News S:1111 Jim Meeo Show 5:30 IIIW1 W881her Report 5:10 Sporta Paradl THE -BORN NAHAl IWM Br CHESTER GOULD ZSI UYIUII'ROM-IIKRWB MLD SRE CLCD . - tfBJVUS• Y..- , - . Clr;RI~ TP l!llllll "'11!& If· QR'i<l 'W li'UNOAY niRU FRIDAY- And This Finer Service Costs No Morel Use hi ZlliiO 1. RC JI.GIJ · wMPO Radio HERE'S WHY IT'S FAR BmER LKJ:llll.CXY LOSER 6: 00 Sundown Serenade WJEH RADIO 6:45 Sign 011 SA TURD US _ Mooday Throngb Friday 5 : ~ Weatlier 5:30 Sunset Boulevard 7:15 Sign On, Muolcal Clock 7:25 New• in Briel 7:40 NI!WI 6:110 Sign On - News 7:30 Musical Clock 7:45 Sign Off 6. 30 Happy Valley Boys 7:~ Echoes o1 JO)' 7: IS Sign On, Musical Clock l:lli Country llluaie Tilllt 8:00 Ohio Valley News 7:25 News In Briel 1:20 Country Jamooree 8:05 World Newt 7: 30 Musical Clock ..00 Protestan1 Hour 8: W Sporla Today 7:45 Echoes of Joy 7:30 Sporta Parade 8:15 Weather Picture ·B:110 Ohio Valley News 7:3! Larry ~ndersoo SMw 8:16 Musical Clock 8:05 World News w:45 ft'o Music - ..,_my a,ss Communlty News 8:!0 Sports Today 11:00 Dutton's aod Hems Datry 9:110 Talk ol the Town 8: 1~ Weather Picture fup Teo Sbow J:55 M~son County News 8: t6 Pt. Pleasanl Football 12:00 N8Ws 10:00 Public Service 10:30 Soogs for Cblldren 10:45 The Golden Key 12:15 lusicaf lnlertud• 10:05 Family Worship Hour 11 :00 News 12:30 Rev Merlin reel:! 10:38 Latchstring 11: I"' Saturday Show 1:110 News ltiiO News 12:00 Local, Ohio, Nal News 1:05 Jim 11... Sltow II :05 Morning Melodlea 12: 20 Bullotln Board 5:50 Spm1o Parade texcept Ft1day, 12:2:i Nen 0 Grams 8:1111 Sundown Serenade Church Bells Ring) 12:30 Saturday Natinee 1:45 Sign Ofl 11:45 World News tii!NIIAYS 11:55 Masop County News 1:30 Nen Headlines f:31 Saturday Mallnee 7:341 Sign On - Arm, Hour 12:110 Community News 1:55 News 7:55 Newt 12:05 Noon Nen !: 00 Saturday llfatlnee 8:00 Baptlat Layman' 1 Hour 12:10 Mar~ets 2:341 Newt Headllneo 1:30 8Unda) Show 12: II Mid Day Weather 2:31 Salurday MlUDeo t:}O 11le Bible Speai• to You 12:20 BuJieUn Board 2:55 NeWI 1:45 LeplaUYO Report 12:25 News 0 Grama 3:00, S.turday MaIll 1111 1be Good IJte 12:30 County Agenl 3:30 NIWI Heedllnes tO:._ f.:ongreastnan Moeller 12 : ~ Country Go Holllld S:31 Saturday MaUnet 10:30 1be Country Hymntimers !'55 NeWll Beat S:i!S Nen 11:341 The Qwet llour .:00 Country Go Round 4:00 I>fsclns with Doss 12:110 News 1:55 N..., Beat 4:30 Top Ten Revue 12:15 Tho Qn1 •·-· Hour 1:00 Mid Way MaUnee •~ 1:55 News Beat 5:00 News Roundup 12:30 The Rev. Merl!r Teeta 4:00 Disclnt! Wltlt Dou 5: II Intarludt 1:30 Tba Rov. Sllu Billups 4,30 Interchange 5:30 Community Chofn I:OO Tba Rev. ADdrew Farsons 1:110 Communily News 1:00 Dinner Muslcalo Z:30 Sunday •ho"""•·· 5:05 MaBOn County N8W1 1:00 Danco Party 8:00 !ltmdown Sorenade 1:10 World • National News 7:40 Now1 1:41 Sfin Ofl 1:15 Spolligln .., Sporta 7:45 Ofl the Alr -- LITTLE ORPHAN ANNII '; eWe Give You AGood Trade In On Your Old Ole RUTLAND FURNITURE '· SH 2-4211 Arnold Gr.r. ...,;.,.li/J 'l,;,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _...._ _..,_ _ _ _ _ _ _...,.... ' ' ; tllClPI!t BIU9IIED WHE~ 'iOU API'..tEO ,...,. By lEN CASEY e Why Buy Where You Have A Doubt Of Your Service Repair? Get Red Carpet Service Henl ., I~ eWe Service Your Old Wringer Washer c'""' AUC110NEER o.. Ollmplele QIICrviee u.. ....... ,......, OUI MAYTAG SERVICE BLDG. at be maintained by lhe Chief of PoUce, euch fiSCOr<l to be a part of tbll PoMarie's Style Post !let Departmen:t monthly report rubHaircuts ... .. ... . $1.25 ::=t~sC:~ •t • n1111Jar mon~ Shampoo & Sets . $1.50 &aeuon IV - Till• Ord.lnana mau 30 d tau elfeet at~d be ta tone trom lll)d ay color rinte, an.r .IUb' t, 1985. Shlmpoo & sat . $3.50 ! ~U:~~d the nth d&J ., .hP!mhK, Permanents . . $7.50 up G<M o~te. We Seil and Service W11n• otbboQ, Pretldent Council. U.Con-111 PriM Includes Cole °· d Wlgs an Wiglet. M 5 I arie's ty e Post ~~ 114 Ph, WY 2-5271 lyro ...... Ohio 18. Oust. brane 1&. Wklked J8. 8poJtt-n BrNd and Coffee 1 PHOTO COf!Ying ~leer:,_ """'Y lea made ol legal papen. birth records and almost 8111 01••• d - - h ·~ --·~ .. ~ leater bnuraoce, Pom...., t I U.Mem· -i5.Men a Mudd!(' DOWN Crow'sSteak House $5Q·oo I Regis~r At Store or The .,_ -••1•• Station 21 . lhleld 22. Conelaoo H. Last FRIDAY, IATURDAY and SUNDAY $1.39 I mi."~cellaneous C31l or write : ••- How ' -~ Cecil ·~ W. tecturol style 20. Rootn: J'r. 4.Coordlm LOGS ~ ~Yirydly Speci1l1 "'" aa.. Archl· name WEDNESDAY end THURSDAY SAW houu duty 1be tJourb compeuate41 for at lhl otpr.vatnn ra~ tor ~~t:.:o:tn Pollee Patrotm&n, and, S@ctlon Ill- That 1 reeord of 1M aumber o1 ad.diUonaJ hour~~, •• aboft for oeaeh member tht PoHClll o. partnu1nt, and the of reuoDI u..r.ton • t2. Venture U. Girl's EVERY MONDAY, TUESDAY, I Business Servitel ..,.c. i4 . Dirk :1.5. Arch 16. Lair 17. lrletal 86.. I.: 1 ot virtu 18. Gaming euboo 19. llaent1&l fl. Trim 40. Contrive 1 GLOOD CLEAN. Ginseng and i tFIO'"n..;:Co~............_:I::,0.;_2~1:tc~ ~ housetraiJer ' -- price reducyellow root, no stems. Gin· ed for quick Rale. seng, 127 .00 lb · yellow root, Indian Summer Sale Apache Trailer Sales, 631 $2.00 lb. Junk car batteries, •• Ave.. f.allipolis, Oh10. 4uJ 140 1!'-.ach. Clean copper, 27c lb. NOW AT LANDMARK 446·0239. 10 5 3tc · to J k' G E Brmg ac S un X·, Dozens of Items now on sale I change, Henderson, W Va., at lower prices. nsurance on Saturday's or mail to . D. ~>A = E';;:;I'"' NA -;-;o;CASUALTV lnsnrRn"P H R 8 346 W COME IN AND REGISTER '. oe, ox . . Va. I YOU MAY WIN ONE OF Mullen lnsurallCfl Agency, lne.. ~~- ~- 3tp I too FREE PRIZESI NO Pomeroy, Phone WV 2-3381. ANTIQUE Furniture, dishes., PURCHASE NECESSARY . V I tfc apot 14. Dtslnt... Uon 1 Ohio Pallet Co. r.... 8. Laths 11. Worship 12. Article 10. Wannlsh 11. Siadten IS. D&YOW'e<i 111 7 p:a 10. P&.lnlul lll.>!edltalo j I 9. F'instore .AOROSS 1. Sonot Mlln St. 1 ---,-------1 DAILY CROSSWORD ....... ;~~~~;I 13.0 ~ . 29. Conlllella- RUTLAND FURNITURE 1\Wt, ' IF I KNOW .. LET'S TRY IT AN'5EE c....... or 24,000 mDes 1 DURN~D 21. Tenor .... .,...,..,, ... RC.A. cartridge tape record- cal Center Hospi13l, Gall lp<>l-1 eMost Popular UDit BIW• 1. ADderHD. aarnu.. C. o\JWleno. Ill". Howard Larkins, Po~ 1o Ohl 10 2 titc ' In the U.S.A. father ud Mat frtea4. • mlllor Oftl' . . . . . . . . Notice Sale or Trade IBnd, Ollio. VI 3-2461. ' o. (CJUrtHD :run. b7 ==~="'=:r-a:-~::; ' o=-=--IG 5 ltp - -- ----::---::-. 00 • •.~.. J3, 301 (lgj ' · 14 11. 7to 1MIIIIt4 WEEKEND REVIVAl. LIIUI'el'i'wo NEW w.s.w. snow ttres, Rea1 i::state For Sale Cliff Free MetbOOist abureb, 750 x 14 .125 .110, or trade for GERT'S a gay girl - ready - - - - - -- -- -- - Oct· 8 - 10, 7:30 p. m. 88c.b two regular 650 1 13. WY 2- lor • wh1rl alter cleanwg FOR SALE - 4 room bouse. ' evening. Rev. Paul V. Rice, 369l. 10 6 3tp carpels " 1 ~ Blue Lustre. new battl. large porch, base- 1 former District Supt. and Rent electric shampooe: $l. mf'nt, new paint, l acre Pomeroy, 0. now Paslor of the Cambridge FOR SALE Baker Furniture, Middleport. ground on bnck road off •urcb ----10 4 6tc wv.~ I ':========= c.. as evangelist. Every· 1963 HD 175 Motorcycle, one . Rt. 7, $J,SOO.IIO. Phone one welcome. Eugene Gill,! utility trailer. Everett Me· 196! VALIANT bousetrmler, 10 6127 . 9_1_4____ 11 pastor. 10 5 3tc Daniel, 417 Ripley Ho\low, j 1 511, two bedroom'. ca 'l Auto Sales LOSE WEIGHT safely with I Cheshire, Ohio. 10 6 3tc Chester 985-2352 or 985-23.>3. ,r _ Ll .0 . ..J - --Dex-A·Diel Tablets. 0 n 1 y HYGIENE SweeP: IO 4 6'P '-"'tRitl' FOR SALE: 1950 GMC \1 ton 98c at Stark's Pbarmacy per with all attachments. ll!59 CASTLE 511 1 10 two bedI truck. Completely rebuill $225 9 2S 60tp Quaker Heater, 65,000 BTU room trailer, automat1c wash· INCOME PROPERTY - Two Ollie Sayre, Portland, VI 3- : ~FRE==Ec-l"',=~ ooo S&~H~G~reen Stamps 1 w11h !"an. Phone after 3 p.m. er and air eondilioning. !\tar-] story frame Duplex, 5 rooms. 2239. 10 5 3tc ! Howt For viewing the new . - WY 2·9970. 10 j 3tp shall McMillion, Mason . W. bath and 3 rooms, bath. Compact Vacuum Cleaner ID 110 WHlT~ LEGHORN hens, SOc Va. - 10 4 6~p Bo1h apartmtnts . [urnished. FOovRerSApaLyEmOenRtsTRA, 6S ODodEog~ ~:r~ I your bome. Phone tJ, 1rkers-: each. Phone 98&-2134. See: 1958 10 x 43 Grf>'al. Lakes tra1l· ; rorner lot. Gross mcome $127 1 burg, 4B5-4M2 Collert Opal Hollon, Minersville. er. $2000.00. . M. A Hall. I per molnh. $8.000. onet 440, hardtop, automatic ~~ds~lle, O~w. _ 10 4 tfe MIDDLEPORT - Two story transmission with 318 engine. I 9 8 JOtp 1 CheslPr _ Racine Rd. - - - - - -- --- - 1 10 6 31c MEIGS SWIFT HOMES, 512 !rome. 5 rooms, bath, small Must sell or trade at once. ·~~?B1L1!:, ~ance beell I iOOs STEREO· J·uSt t"aken in 1 E Main. Pomeroy, Ohio. Ph. basement. li"ont and back . Also -t new tires for sale. 750 • We hurry to your home ~ - · your or>e<a 1 • • 1 I"Y 2 2915 w 1 1 · 1 p<Jrches. gas bealmg. $4,1100. ' xl4. Call WY 2-7831 anytime - the quickest service 1'-n Wl' ,__ f Th1s ~f't tla~ du·al vo lume 1:unY ,. 1 IDr•1 u---• ~-~...,... cd h for our• free· canlaelogorandS opm00m. : ROUIE 141 - n acres, 25 _::_al::t:er_ :: 4::30::_._ ___:9_29 _ 1_2:.:_ lc possible. IWt• 1 1ro 1 WJt 1 4 spe c anger. . d b 1 1 L 1 ey saving home ownership cu1ovate , a ance . ras ure l T · S k We protect your home • 1 wm . ers._ ove Y wa. ro ram. 9 22 and woods, good s•x room 164 PONTIAC Booneville con~ with Red Carpets lnsur•nce nut consfo!e. Take over pay- P g . I frame home, bath, front vertible, take over 1~~:~~:~:11 your Maytag, too. i menls o $5.00 per month tJr GREEN BEANS and Turnip~ .! •·b tb or 12 401J cash 1 l"!u .. NGB INSURANCE. MaDea pay t he rernammg · · . cont.8mers. . pore corn en ' o er ' ·power steering eWe use only genuine ua.n balance 1 Brmg $1 a bushel. b .1d'1 lHlrn~ 500 transffil.SSIOD, 00 Maytag factory parts. , F'orst house below Ravens- I AL:E~~g~~ COX, SALESMAN and brakes. Pbona 98>-2240. lnsuraoce Agency, Inc., POD> due, $91. Call WY 2-0555. No substitutes. eroy. Pbooe WY 2-3381. 10 6 61c 'I wood Ferry. John Cleek Pro- , WY 2.-~:!0 WY 2.-3636 Coolville exchange. • Work iJ performed by t I tfe 1965 SINGER: sewing rnachme. perty. Phone VI 3-2693. 10 2 10 5 ltc Maytag, company9 Tl 12 lc - - - - - - - - - - Equipped lo zig zag, make' - - -L o. McCoy, Aocllo-., Cb.. trained technicians. Wanted To Buy bultonholes, fancy des,gns. I'OTATOES, beans, brmg own HOUSE FOR SALE ter, Ohio. g 18 Uc • We leave everything Take over 8 payments of contamers and pick beans for Modern Ranch Style. Beau~ neat as a pin and clean $7.00 per month . or . b Cl Proff , locatiOn on top of small hdl CUSTOM BUTCHERING 8 your Maytag. balance due S56. Call w~ SPLUOtl ud. Valren3-'!cA llt, facmg State Highway Garage ~n cutting. Will buy hides every WANTED TO BUY , or an · .:..w" . • Route 7 w1th good road to mew Mooda.y. Phil Meier, Phone • We leave a postage6555 · 10 6 6lc 9 17 trc I highway . Four bedrooms, livmg, WY 2-3SIO. t 18 Uc paid card for you to AUCI'J~N - Saturday, Odober SEWING machl:ries, repair -ser. · dimn g, family ,_ ~1tche~·. break evaluate our work. 9, I2:.W p. m. I have bought! vice . aU make~. WY 2.-2284.. f.ast, play, ma1d s, utility a~d GRUESER. t.he Henry Zeiher borne m The Fabm; Shop, Pomeroy shop. Three baths, ccranuc tile and He?tlng. Minersville. Syracu:-;e, Ohio, just f . . and walJ to wall carpet on Ohio. End your sewer trou~ 0 1 State Route 12-t and will sell ;:th_rOized Smger Sa~~ tfand I floors. About two·thirds of Lea. We have all sizes. Sewer the f 11 . rvlce. 3 c 1house is paneled in mahogany machines. Reasonable rates o owmg personal prop- - - · -- I · · · erty, most of which formerly VENETIAN BLINDS and re- and wal~ut. Au conditioned . Ca.U WY 2-2974, day or night. belon"Pd to Mr z.·h pairs, porch t~nd windo\' Large patio and double carport. 9 15 tfc ,., · • t>r. on lot 200' x 390' May be seen Wat~h ft sale signs. shades all ltinds, free esti~ by appointment o~]y . 1N • Per M ~efngerator, gas range. uti!- mates. Dale Wippel, 215 UnPRICE REDUCED Leg• ot_l~ _ Jty '1hle, 7 piece wood din· iar Ave., Pomeroy. 9 11 30tc Write : t lo The Daily Sentinel • .Aa Ordlnan~e oRDINANCa NO. ••• to MAINTAIN A DELIVERED TO I hJt 668-H ette, bUffet, dishes, cooking l' t k Pomeroy, 0. STANDARD OF POLICE l"RO'l'ECI'UtensiJS tables stands h IV9S 0C - - --:-- ·--· ION WHEREAS. It ta neee11tn' lll the ta d 'Th ' ' was - - - - ·- - . ----- I FOR SALE: 1640 Lincoln Hgts . lnt.erut ot the publl~ nfety and ,..~ s \~ · or washer, sewing ONE ~ AIR fl yPar old work 4 room bath basement gas ::;;,:~o~,' 1~~~111 11';!·~:~to~'::! mac me , bed compile, dres- horsf's. Phone SH 2-5811 furnace. Alu~inum stor~ win- when unrorf!teen abst~et of P01J~• se_r, daybed, beddmg, rugs. 10 4 6t patrolmen oceur for whleb no extra 1b c dows and doors. Carpeting patrolmtn ue avallabl!, and IInce odd emergent situatlolllll artn dmlnt 1 rary !.able rockf'rs chairs, hass~ck Phil~o TV I Camping Equip. I and drapes. Can be fmanced. wtncb addltlon.J patrolmoe-n are deemhi , . I WY 2-2293 10 ' tfc ed nut•• ary wn mower, hand tooi9 and I f.ND- 0 F SEASoN SAl F:- - 1 · BE u ordained b' tbe CoWJdl oi man) th ·l . ' • ' '• F0--,.d b h 'j tht V•llate or Mlddlenort .-;Miles Nor•~ ol P.)•nf>ruy 5 o er I ems not l1sted. Sa ve up to $2!iO on Apache I R ALE 4 rooms an at , section 1 - That the Mayl)l" " ' Clell B. Wood Owner , . nf'W p d pal t Lot 45 ~ven the authont)' u. aniJn hnun TERMS C h' ·· Camper Trailers: lO per cent aper an of duty fllr memben of the Pollee I · ,as If C 1 x 22.1 356 Broadway St. $3.· 11 Department In it<ldiUon Lo, and bf!. 1 Not responsible for accident! o on o eman s .ove~, a _n · SOO 00 Cc II WY 2 3442 l'"ond, tho•e boun ot duty oa '~' #fY 2-2689 Sale mnducted 8 df · terns and other campmg tl· · · a · 100 Gtp 1:~l•rly .cbeduled •hlf'- o1. wor• - -- - r ra ord AUl'ems · Good Used- 8' X 2B' l . Section 11 - That tho. add!Uonal pll Br FRED LASSWELL :1.3. Vehicle. ----- system. 1 "' 'I ~:'~iker I lost and Found LosT· Snnd Gold Gbarm bra~e1et in~yracuse. "S'' de- Mabol I j ALL- U- CAN· EAT! =3W~Y~2i·2flli~·~9.:;~;~10~7~~==::~:::;;:::=~==:=:;:::;==;:~~=:1 by FIJRNISIIED S room apartment 10 1 tfc 1 1!00111 BOUSE and ·bath. 1 "'" --' .,. . praga, u.ae . - ..en, .,-.v.OO per moniiL CaD aller I o'clcok. 4th at., llldne, OhiO. Call WI t-:726. 10 I Stc - Thanks alga on eacll c1111rn1. Pomerov Motor Co. t SIGNS l>illy Seutinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oct. 7. 1965 - - - - - - - - Officers are worlhy patroo: Belly Cowan, TO REPRESENT U.S. Assoclale motroo; Gnv Cowan, NEW YORK {UP!) - Btl fleeted by assoetate patron; Elsie D. Stelnkr• of Noroton Conn. Smltb. secretary; Mabel Goeg· Kathy •':ner of Arllnsion, va; OESChopter lem, tn>aaurer; Kathryn Jor and Mr. IJld Mn. Frank D. Eltction of offi,,.,. was held dao, oonductross, Dorothy Olapot ol Wallpack, N. J., all "rne!E'~ A 6:W I'R06RAM 011 TV TONI6HT AT SEVEN 0\:LOCK , �' .. -·c.. , ~ ..... - .. .. , ....., ........ '· ... ~. -~. - ... ··- ... ''!'.-'"' •• •.., ... ~ _ ..... - .,_,;..,. ... ' ~ ·~~ ......... ·<¥ ...r~ .... ... ... '~ J't~·.,r.~ · ·!111 -•,.....·~111 4 -w-to~t .. . ... ' . "t<"' .... ..... ..... . ._ ... ....... ... ........ ,. .. ...., ··•j "J .. . ., .... . . ,..,_ . . . . . .." flo··"' . ......... ,, I -' ' -- ' •' l~'tlally Sentinel, Pome~oy-Middleport , . f• \ Birthdays ore Ob _ Jenl ed bY Bible Class 0 , Oct. 7. 1965 I SON BOa:~ Mc\lol> I ho I ead scrip- Mr. llld Mrs. ey ' ~.ttl~e:sr "ld of Middleport RD 1 have I Around And l~.a:~;~ About The group sang the class announced the birth of a son Isong. ·'Blest Be The Tie'' in uni· iat Veterans Memorial Hospital I Middleport i son. The birthday soni was :on Sept 28. The baby weighed I :·· s~ng for members o~servl~~ l six pounds 14 ounces and bas I Mr. and Mrs. Horace Me~JBirthdays or members were blrthdaJs m October._ and~ ibeen named James Arthur. The i hinny spent the ~kend m observed when the Ladies Bi· 1eluded Mrs. H_arr~·, M~lls, · h v one other i Oakwood, Ohio, IS guesta of blf Claso of the Middleport IJohn Kaufl . MISS r lormell Tal-l McDonalds ·:ch:ele 3\i Grand Itheir niece, Mr. and Mrli. Clar"""'t Baptist Church met Wed· Ibolt, Beulah While ""d Mae HJg- son, Everett M d, M . Arth ence Stratton Mrs. Stratton is • ,.. · f b u0111 parents are r. an rs. Delday evening at the home o 1gen · ur Eblin ot Lancaster, Ohio, and the former Abby Werner of tb; president, Mrs. James Mur- I Mrs. Whitt' won Lhe mystery Mr. and Mrs. James Mash of 1 Pomeroy, daughter of Mr. and n, oD Grant~t. The openmg · prize brought by Mr!:i. Pearl , Middleport RD, Mrs. Nora Bo- , Mrs. Robert Werner. :::w:as~g~Iv~e~n;b;y;M;rs;.;J,. Hoffman. _During lhe ~rogram 1bo of Cheshire is a great-grand-~ Mrs. George Hackett, Sr., hour readmgs. were given ~: mother. : Mrs. Tbomaa Scaliy and Mrs. 1 Mrs. Clyde Winebrenner • M ·1 Jalll<S Weber vtslted recently Lillian McGhee' Mrs. Kauff and SUKGF.RY PLANNED In !Iouth Charleston, W. Va. with , Mrs. Eti<abelh Slave~ Beulah Mr. and Mrs. Joe Tribble and FRI.-SAT.-SUN. : Whue a~ Lilhan ~ct:hce sa~ Mrs. Simon Newland will family. 1a duet, . An Evernng Pr~yer. dergo majut' surgery at Holzer Oct. 1-9-10 Mrs. Wh1te. program chamnan, l Hospital on Thursday morning. Mrs. Elsie McKnight, Urbana "MOONSHINI MOUNTAIN" read the fortunes of mem~rs She is in room 234. and Mrs. Lucy Frederick, GalCbuck Scott Adam S01·g and gave a ghost story With lipolis, have been 1111ests ol Mrs. --indsound eUects. I David Entsminger. Mrs. Murray had baked a '"' hite ussistint::: hostess. "CONOU!RED CITY" birthday cakt- which was serv- attending in addition to the Mr. and Mrs. Fred RiiKB ol David Nive-n Ben G.. zzara ed with ice cream and hallu- bove named were Mrs. Nora Oatwin bave received word '"aiiiiii""'iiiiii""'""'~~~~: ween ca ndy in nutcups. The lf'arnilton, Mrs. Clara Murray , that their son, Herbert Riggs, •';i next meeting will ~ held at Mrs. John Seines. Cora Rupe who is stationed In Viet Nam Ithe hOld" of' Hoffman witb Mrs. and Mrs. Charles Mayes, with the U. S. Air Force, has been promoted to Airman First 1Class. A-tst. Class Riggs served 1ft months previously in ForTONIGHT mosa. He expects w return to A ceent 011 Color NOT OPEN the states later this month. He ;, a graduate ol Pomeroy High FRIDAY ond SATURDAY School, and is the grandson ol October 8-9 Mrs. Victoria Stacy of Middle"WAR OF THE ZOMBIES" port. (Tec:hnicolor) ·1 ° · f 1-·c._: :_____ 1 MEIGS THEATRE Jobn D1·ew Barrymore, Susi Anderson, Etlore Manni, Ida Stacy Bunton Is residing with Galli. Warriors uf thf' damn ed! "TAGGART" (Technicolor) Tony Young, Dick Dan • 5 Brlflht DHI,,.. • Z Popul;u Slz• A pretty t~ ch iR any roona. Washable cot1on, loop p6le, Duryea , Elsa Cardenas. Blood Feud behind bim! Apache Gold in front. loalll ·rubber backing. r~o ran. Feltu~tt•: 3 Dark H<~rMI Colorcartoon1: Don't Spill the Bean• M1goo1 E:rpre" s·IO BEN FRANKLIN s·lo l OCALLY OWNED ~ NATIONA llY K.NO'NN ID ~ ~ POMEROY WY 2-3498 Short Term SheriH Just 7Left From Our Carload Shipment Women's GIRLS Fur Trimmed COATS Coats sturdy school In mlnlliand other favorite furs, these slim or full swinging are sure coats WORLD Slzoo 2to 6x and in beautiful fabrics Plaids, tweeds and so~d colors. SKIRTS I Women's Blouses and SWEATERS The perfect wardrobe !or much of a Simple Skirt. Be school. Skirts sure to put sev· plaids and plains. Sweat- eral on nesday dinner guestsof Mrs. J. shopping list. ers your and family of Columbus visited Sunday evening with his ~ister and brother·ln-law, Mr. and""'· Clifford Leifheit and Roger. <Sulit.ma.a and 40 to 46 Silos 7 to 14. with his mother, Mrs. Delbert I Bruch and visited his father at 1 Meigs General HospitaL "Never a thimbleful of frost in a lifetime', Grandparents are Mrs. William Pullins ol Columbus and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Frick, Pomeroy. Mr. and Mrs. John Frick and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Cur- want in a wide assort- ment of colors and fa h r ics . Everything !rom felt to satin dress hats are here wailing for you. parents. The Pullins' also have three other children, Rodney, Lori and Sleven. nylons, cottoo cord, corduroy, chenille and models All Frost Clear, of course, and so beautiful. ular and extra sizes. 'AMER-6/as FILTERS t NOT $450.00 NOT $400.00 BOYS JACKETS AU sizes from the smaUest to !he largest size. Ny· Jon Jackets- Corduroys, Cotton Twilfs and blends. All are warmly lined for cold winter wear. Many have hoods, detachable or permanenUy attacbed fo the jacket. Your best bet Is to stop In the 111!111 and Boys department on ll1e first floor. See the selectiOI) .of Jackets. Try them on and select whit you need -11ow. to light .._doria " l RUTLAND, 0, CLOTHES aDJ decGr', Imported ·Flower Bulbs Colorful tullp11, hyacinths, Gilmore Supply Store Phono 992-2774 Pomoroy Cbarmilli - Earl7 American HIIIIIP' en. l.Dom Woven .J1. bre Hompen. Willlut Colored Vbtyl a.mp. m. Upr!Jht and ben<h ll,)lleo. Colon w 1118Ccb With Trado Rutland Furniture REDMON HAMPERS 88 SSe tions of , fnterstate Commerce PKIJ .and ''Dissolve PKI.'' 1windshields with signs reading '""I belore Plan Plastic Driver Cards C.mmiBBion re11111aUons. _ Aidll's whereabouts since "crush PKL" Demonslrators i Ohio Valley Prestdent Wll· Friday's attempt to overthrow waved and shook hands with I ~m ~~~~~ bl.amf ed a new hemh- Prt'sident Sukarno were un- anny soldiers who passed by in COLUMBUS (UP!) Ohio- I p oye or e m ractiorw, w lc known a truck · (l("Curred bell)'een March, 1964 · · l •ns . will begin getli111 plastic and May, 1D65. 'The firm was I After setting fire to the Com· It was the army which broke ' dd~t~ ·~~"':':ttles --etii"1Y next~ ·· accused of falling to keep prop- munist headquarterS, the I the back of the coup led by Lt. j year. All Ohio motomts should through the [ Col. Untung, a palace guard of- ) have the new licenses by 1970. to the ·head·l firer who maslerminded the · The cards will be similar in government- "30th of September mo\o emenl' ' ) appearance to credit cards. front organi-1to overthrow Sukarno and re- j 1'hey would be good for 12 years narciBBus, crocus, mUJCarl' and anenomea. HoUsewarel DepL First Floor -216pooplo jaywalked. -225 peo 1 . . ... . ~.. · . . . . . . .. .P • ~ alk 1 d ' t agatns 1 1 Tear Gas Used to FI ush Guerri.Ilas If all uoes wel1, the bureau I c i will begin issuing plastic cards : · 1 PI H d 1d r lh · b B~? · t 1 '~ll 1 f m S"IIJi(ln 1une of th.• maJ·or engagement~ I as renewal!! by 196l SAIGON (U ) un rrds por e rom e a1r y . - Jt' 1lll ~· .. m: ~"~ rom . 1 of U. S. paratroou~rs and Austn bomtwrs_ Troops lrorr. the The <1p~;ro\':J I t'nr . usE' ~~ tea1· ol_ lhe ,\':...: U S. iorres na•e li3rd Airborne Brigadt.' hcllJ g; 1 ~ w;1c. madf' t! esp1te t"nl·t'lsm tned for months to get the Viet han mfantrymen used tear eas _ , .f . C . d . d r h · t he today to flush Communist gt;er- perm.•s~•on from Gen. Wtl.wm from. 'lo mf' quarters :.~ te. f 1ts . un.g to sta n an 1g. t 10 .11 f h. d. . - C. ""estmoreland. l'ununandt'r use 111 ~1:1 operatiOn a t'W oreu . rl as . rom .1 mg tn ~ muvw of u s. fon·f's m Viet !';am to mnnlhs ug o Most officers feel The " iron triangle" beld by Wind loda lo •- l•ht offen01ve agamsl the V~el Cong . . .h ' II , .. · th ·d td t Hi I'1 ht Y y, w wn e , ... . ., use the g<Js agw nst tht' l!lU S I V~ lt<:tr g.1<; 1" mo rP humane 1 an 1e commu01s1s IS a ree-SJ " r . r,a c 9 · ... . mosUy in 40s. Saturday partl~ . 1ron . trtan~~~ strong ltold guerrillas. gren:1 1lf'-' in probm:l in hun- f"d stronghold pointed ot SaigoiL 1· I WE ATHER . . "" ii'!, ;'',:';i:Z;W:~;;:;;,~j;;;~~=;;=~;'i:,';;;;'sn·:;,~ :~~:· little chango mtemper-~ no;~:w::~u~~ ~:;~:: were ' "I' ad:::,:;'~:;,':~~ ::rlaJ~us;:·~: ~:.~~'F::, ~~:~;~:;::~m~~::-:,h:11::• ~£1i~~:~~£:r~ao:~~:r¥.~~ Mountain deer hunt. IIAllllperl. FALL SPEOAL . h•'d their annual meeting at R.l E. Quillen'' "Jottum Slore" Wednesday night they planned their annual l!o<:ky I BuUt like fino lurnt. ture. Pearl moire vinyl BUT JUST- ON SALE IN OUR DISCOUNT OUTLET STORE 1 1 · .1 , r· .I The Letart Falls deer hunters solids and prints. Reg- NOT $500.00 1 COLUMBUS - THE OHIO JAKARTA, In~ones1a - Thousands of Indonesian : from Moyer> shorlly Valley Motor F~eJght Co. of youths, shoutmg ''Long live America, " today stormed [leaving for his olfice. Mar.eua_ .~as fmed 12.000 by the headquarters of indonesia's powerful Communist • U. S. 1JS. Jet Judge Mell W. l party (PKI) and burned it to the ground. The mob, mostUnderw• od ThursdlJy after offl·1 1y Moslems, stormed the building shouting "Kill Aidit" cers pleaded iUIIty to. 10 YJola- ID. N. AII!Jt, leader of the --·--- - - ·---- Deer Hunters Prepare for Western Trip orion blends. Lovely NOT $550.00 e crewman was I a ree hel'1 d h Working on a safety merit badge requirement, 0 th eve to ave , b . ers. were . d1ed m the mfemo However mem ers of the troop (Franklin Rizer, Dick Sauvage , · ' and John Ritchart) checked Main street In the midtlE·.,· -~a... probably would be dl bl k f h d 1 5 hours hefore the death toll could e oc or two ours atur IY rom 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. be co irmed Here is what they recorded: "' · -Eight drivers used unsafe practices. -130 drivers hiled to give signal when turning. Choose from quilted 14 cu. ft. t~noonlesled America President Hubert H. ln~ut~''gi.... t!~~wattor:s~t,,onel !sa~~ri::.,:T::!~~~·1·;.:~:~;y~-:.::r~':.':'.ia"::i;: i :,itil:;th;~~~:..or· replacernents j caul• a roop 242, Syracuse, proved it. k"lled nd th Lovely Leisure Hours Begin With Beautiful Robes Us of Pomeroy are great grand e~ support VIce Humphrey said Johnson went into the operatiug room in the! same ''very good spirits" he exhibited Thursday night. Humphrey made the statement atter : Ireceiv ing a lelephone re~rl : OROVO,I.E, CALIF. - TWO zations. On the way. they vlaee his government with a. but would have to be revalidat- . LEAN AND HUNGRY- The startm g offensive. backfield ton1ght of the Middleport Yellow Jackets at Pomeroy trains t.ISed £(1 haul earthfill , stopped cars and plastert:'d leftist "revolutionary council." 1ed every three years. : took time ou t. fro-m hatd ~ ri ll Wednes~ay for th1s simulate~ z.et10n sho t. They WJI_I try to bre,ak a three-year losmg fo, the huge Oroville Dam pr~ , _" , "'"''" ·-· . ~ , . ~· ___ . The pla n will be financed streak to Pomeroy. Handl1~ g the bal1 1s Buddy Moore, sen~nr: ~uarlPrhack., one u~ the league s top ~as~ers, and left jf!ct coiUded head-on In the ·'~ ·-~'· , ·'. · _: ,,,,' .}-;;''":·,'_,_ ·__ ,~ · from a $707,280 driver control to nght, Roger Swartz, senrur fu llback ; Rod S<tuer, semor hadb;.wk, and h1s cousm , George Sauer, JUruor halfback. rr:·•uth ot ~ tunnel ~ursdr~~ ~ Americans are born daredevils. I system fund. Beginning In Feb- -Senti~el Photo. ----- ·---- -mg~t, touchmg off a £1ery ex· f Iruary , plastic licenses will be piO:"iJOn that turned the tunnel I this sweeping generalization it unfair, all right: Issued to drivers applying for Hats, hats, hats from Wllored to dressy, every style you could at Veterans Memorial Hospital. durmg the peak ol her movie 1 career In the 1940s was grant- 1 an 'divorce b)'! district Judge Mowbray. She charged extreme cruelty. IndonesI.an Youth er rt>{'r1rd~. fallin~ to report ac- 1youths paraded Cldents and falsifying driver ,streets of Jakarta 1quarters of the rules. Isponsored national Hats are in the headlines! Model 9316 .... A truly remarkable value . , .. almost 16 ARNOLD GRATE and Aloo Totn Silft - --~.::__-=--:· 11 PHONE SH 2-4211 mix Mt. Vernon spent lhe weekend 1 SUN IS BORN Mr. and Mrs. George William Pullins are announcing ttw birth of a 10 lb. 2 oz. son, John Kevin, Wednesday, October 6, I ' to and and Elizaheth and Delbrrt of , t_c, fltt@~*®il®m I pullover wool Mr. and Mrs. Bernest Bruch 15/iibsDn cu. ft. of space, yet it's priced lower lhan most in match with skirts. 1 day guests of Mrs. J. A. Eden ' and Mrs B. F. Gravely. Mr.and Mrs. Elmer Burtnn in Cardigan Sizes 30 to 38 Mr. and Mrs. WHliam P~rry of Charleston, W. Va . were "un- Famous Gibson Frost-Clear REFRIGERATOR- FREEZER iirl with lhe million dollar lei' l blouses that make Mrs. Harriett Ruasell and Mrs. Alice Chamberlain were Wed- io 1948 aod bad one removed "The President underwent well as a gall stone. The ureter 1 hospital suite during the surgUS VEGAS, NEV. - THE surgery at 7 a. m. The surgery is a tube leading f'rom the kid- ery. M.yers said they were in· marriag1 of movie queen Betty j was t'OmpiPtPd at about 9:15 ncy . formed immediately of tht~ sue· , Grable and bandleader Harry a. m. Tbe gaU bladder was The Presldf'Dt uoderwent cessful conclusion of t~ operJames, begun here 22 years! - - - - · ation. ago with a five minute wedding , Moyers was still short on de- : ceremolly ended here Thurs· tails as to how long H would be day in a 10 rnJnute divorce. before Johnson would come out Miss Grable, known as the ' ur the anesthesia. Girls so removal located Ia 1be lll'eter and re- 1 7 to 14 Also Untrimmed Coats lreatment for removal of o kidney stone by manipUlation lncludillt! the United Nations or of hiS gall bladder today moved. The operation was a bu sllrgery In 1955. But he bad a reconvening of the 1954 Gen- and the operation was des- complere suce<S8, 1 no record of gall bladder troueva conference. cnbed as completely sue- "Dr. James Cain of the Mayo ble before an attack on Sept. Ambwador Arthur J. Gold- cessfuL Clinic, the President's long-time I 7. ~g, ia ar angry retort to criJohnson emerged from family physi~ian, informe.d ~e . Today's operation was pertlcJSm by Foreign Mlnisrer surgery at 9:11 a.m. EDT that everythmg went - m hJS formed by Dr. George A. HalJoseph Murumbi of Kenya, told after two hours and 15 min- words - bi!autlfully and as ex-~ lenbeck , a surgeon from the PANTHER STARTERS - The Pomerov Panthers probable offenoive and defensive slarten pose here for thl the Gener~l Assembly Thurs- utes on the operating t~ble pecte~ The president IS re~~mg l Mayo Chruc at . Rochester, Sentinel came~a as preparations are bemg- made for the tl adJ ltonnl battle agamst Middl eport tonight on the Pom~ day night Jt Is not the Umted at Bethesda Naval HospihL well m :~e operaling suJie Mmn. He was assiSted by • I roy field . Front'"" · L \oR, Bill Moore, Dick Werry Je!f Gibbs, Carson Crow. Bill Nease. Rod Karr. Rex Cumings. States but North VIet Nam and At 9 28 a.m. EDT, White F d KJdJRy Stone . 1 large learn of surgeons and Stand 1ng Lennv Van :\1eter. Anrl y Porter 1\oueii Sm1th Jon Gumth er Dirk Knight, Don SwiSher, Bruce Simpsoa R~ China which refuse to House Press Secretaryr 8111 The presence of a ston e m j consultmg specmhsts. and How~nl Eriglish.-Sentw~l photo. ' ' ' brmg the war to tile confer- D Moyers made this an-: the ureter md1ca ted that th~ Mrs Johnson and her daugh· j ence la~le ," bere or elsewhere. nounce ment: doctors found a kidney stone as ! ter Lur1 , It!, remained m their to charm. UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. The United States stood ready WASHINGTON (UPI) - removed and fonnd lo contoday to discuss an end to the President Johnson under· taia a stone. A. stone wu• also ~Viet Nam war in any forum,'' wen~ surgery for on and fabrics . newest coats cut along lines, LB Is Successful ID the latest styles, col· I Mrs. Carl Moore and Mr s. John Smith visited Monday af-l ternoon, at Bidwell with Mrs. Ernest Carpenter. I and dress-up coals. All Lusciously trimmed A. Eden and mother, Mrs. B. F. Gravely. WE OFFER THE BEST VALUE IN THE BIG BND AREA! enttne l lhe Mainly About 1 People In ~ Pcmeroy Mr. and Mrs Owen Hawley ; of Columbus and Mr and Mrs : William Riser and Vicki and Kenneth of Syracuse were Saturday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Keiser, Minersville. at y · lJetloiM To The lnterat. 0/ The Meigs-Mason Area at Fashionable I • • Mrs. Victoria Stacey left Wednesday for Stockport for a ' ren-day visit with her daughter I and family, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bebout $1.98 24x44-in. _ e Big Seledlons - Dependable Quality - Wearing Apparel For Your Family - Furniture Appliances - Floor Coverings For Your Home - On Friday from 9 to 5 and on Saturday until 9 in the evening. a well-known basketball player while at OU. SUN., MON. ond TUESDAY O<lober 10.11·12 "HOW TO STUFF A WILD BIKINI" (Technicolor) Annette Funicello, Dwayne EUckman, Brian Donlevy, Buster Keaton, Beverly Ad· ams Harvey Lambeck, John Ashiey, Jody McCrea, Mickey Rooney. his purents-in·law, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Richards, 1\ilile completing work at Ohio University. His wife (Jo Richards Bunton) and family are at their home in Cincinnati. Bunton was Make Elberfelds In Pomeroy Yo·ur Shopping· Center • . le Thrlftyl S1ve All of Your Saleihpa From daf!odlls, ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY . ' - Attending wee1re;.;,, id~:~~~~:~:~ H ; vice p , Fhrr~· Roush: secretary, Cllflord and Dallas fltll, James Hill, Roy Pearson, Jim Carna-l hon and Dick Young. They plan to leave for Colo, Monday, Oct II out wh•,.. •hey bagged 18 deer year and expect to have a hunt this year. Rille, on Rt &-24 on the rado River, 10 miles norl:heatitl ol Grand Junction, Is the ol entry Into the central ern Colorado plateau which bounds In wllcllame. ' ,I • nades cmJ o sol id wa ll 1'1 aui~J- said only "L me Will t~·ll" whe- s.erves as headquarters for Viet matt l' weapons fire in the dri ve Lher li ll' tJ;t:tle dr:!~·t'\op::> mto Cong leaders. I -~ ---- - - - ---- Patrol Cites Racine Driver -· - - - - -- · - - - ~-~--------- I I I � 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 10. October 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 October 7, 1965 howard mitchell rickard