http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/57c8e9abb8fbca3b9032c04b8a5284bc.pdf 283bd88f2e381f6cf67324f0aa3505a3 PDF Text Text __________ _ .......... ......... _...... .. ~ · ~ --····~~ . .. a. ....... - - ........._ . - - ... - ... - ~· · - ~ ~,.;... . ' ''• • ' I ' , ( . .~ ::=~1 , 1 ' • IIOW YOU ICNOW Colden ~"~ letf:nurudMd enttne fte t,JII • mile Volp II tile a.. ' • loJICOOI m.r 111 Elnpe, ....,. ill lo 1111 E!leyclopeeclla Jlri. llu!co. "'·, • ,..,_ r. r~a. MtHnta 01 n. .,.._ • - ;,,_ I VOL XVI , POMEROY-Mil NO. 121 ' • , •< fRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1964 EPORT, OHIO PRICE. FM. CENTI Rhodes Adds . . Governor Pointedly Fixes Policy on Line Leading to Reclamation of Damaged Land: IN .THE EVENING ELBERFELDS in POMEROY ARE OPEN FRIDAY FROM 9to 5.and ON SA 11 The Printzess Man Another Big Shipment For Thl• Salt! SPECIAL! 11 A Mill Closo-Out of Irregulars of Mr. Douglas Lang of the Prlntzess Co. Mr. Douglas Lang of the Printzess Co. will be on our 2nd floor Friday and Saturday. Come and see the complete Printzess line of Coats and Suits lor the new season. Mr. Lang ig wen known here as he has been selling and fitting and advising on this fine line in our store for many years. Come and select a new coat on the 2nd floor-a "Printzess Coat". piece styles ... Roiulor $12.95 UNIFORMS - - - SALE $11.00 ' . Regular $10.95 UNIFORMS _ _ _ _ SALE $9.00 RAYON PANTIES 7Sc Printed KITCHEN TOWELS FOR WOMEN The popular styles - In re&ular sizes 2 for $1.00 - extra llzel at 89c: - and r'l· size Men's Moleskin WORK PANTS Womens White Uniforms A wide selectiOn of white uniforms. ideal for beauticians, nurses . waitresses etc. White only, one and two Our Shanmont Sanforized shrunk moleskin. Extr, heavy W4!'igrt. Boat· gail drill pockeb. Waist sii· es 32 to 46 and in yuu COl'· rect lenith. Boys Lonv SIHvo FLANNEL SPORT SHIRTS Colorful patterns - 100% cotton - easy to w.ab - an unusually etJod value for school an.d winter wear. AU siZes t1 to 16 . $1.95 Regular $8.95 UNIFORMS - - - - SALE $7.00 ·~.gular $7.95 UNIFORMS - - - - SALE $6.00 ~R=eg~u~lo~r~$~5.:::9~5~U~N::IF:::O:R::M~S;::.===- R!MNANTS ' Sale of Dress MATERIALS Big Savings while they last in the Drapery Dept. Girls' WORK DUNGAREES 1' Boys' B•nlon ONE SIZE CREW SOCKS multi color top, One sir.e tits all size 0 to 11. Soft comroftable, June wearing hanlon. $1.00 pairs in t)le Jewelry Department on the main floor. Elber· lelds feature the full line of the most popular and dependable watches for men, women and children. WORK TROUSERS ANOTHER BIG Boys' "Big Y1nk" SHIPMENT! WE.$TERN Men's •ncl- Young STYLE Men's ''Wranglers" BLUE JEANS Whether, you like ' the Cannon or the Ca~non Fine .Muslin She~~~~. ' DUNGAREES · WAli!INGTOf'l _ AFJ..CIO President Geoo·ga Meany said today tbat voters will face "one of the rare· pivotal electiona: in American history" in November. He urged that they Top Quolity SHIRTS your; ·· this and red also white, fleecy Uning, week, also on sale Cannon most , popul~r :rr~~:;;..:~;~et!~ wear. . 20 x 40 BATH TOWELS AT _ i 2 for 1.00 om1111, Mocllum, Largo and Extra Largo MATCHING WASH CLOTHS AT 3 for 50c ·aoja-. 511011 ..Small, Modlum, Lorgo ond Extra Lorge :.:<· .....~group urged all Amer.,.._ i~- s··to ~~g~ter .:.nd vote. He said that this election, to a &leater degree thar• m.y since before World War ll, Wll1 detide what nd 1 kindnd of a country h'ld ,~ a ch·l:r our c ~ ren ~ ~ 1 en, .ue gomg to $1.95 and the . $1.69 and CANNON TE~RY DISH TOWELS AT 3 for I.~ Men's long SIHve In pl•ids, checks •nd stripes. S, P. O~T (ilii~;' drl~~ el111cka In re'gU!ar widespread collar SWEATERS FOR SCHOOL .WEAR You should see all the uew otyle •• colors, ltylei,~brittlili ·®wn' collars 'and novelty ~let. l.c)ls of tapenKI nt stylel. , .· ~.95 NOW IS THE TIM& TO SEW YOU~ ·u find solid eoloJ1i· pljlidl and beautiful color combinations. We urge you to select your~ now and !coffl tiavii 'rial specla\~NOW. In this sale you ilte~$2.11if8li'a .~f9! TUrf Builder, when you buy,• bOx (,f Wtrutaor See4·f~r "'.9G. A box of Big W Brmd ClasSiciof$~.115; ti'ox of Pi8y Brand Seed for ts:DI or Family BIUIL fl>d5.95 . plan if you like. • FOR FALLI ~ ' # UHie Boys' Men's ancl Young Tig_, ,Jwlll " ·Men's BOYS SCHOOL PANTS Tailo..red Wash'n • 'Wear SLACKS SLACKS ' " '1,, .I .. Terltl Androw Doris Caldwoll Mary Goebel Morgarot Handley .,. TO GRADUATE SEPT. 6-Teresa Andrew, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Andrew of Long Bottom; Doris Calawell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Garland Caldwell of Chester; Mary Goebel. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Goebel of Tuppers Plains, and Margaret Handley, daughter of Mrs. John F. Handley, Pomeroy will graduate from St Joseph· School of Nursing in Parkersburg Sept. 6. Exercises are to be held at St. Francis Xavier church in Parkersburg at 3 p.m. E Ch • ..f T • 11'"7 d D• x- re, JUSlrce "'eygan t res ~ WARREN, Ohio (UPI) -Carl time in history a state Supreme came the RepubUcan leader in V. Weygandt, 76, a fonner chief Court judge had been opposed the U.S. Senate. justice cf the Ohio Supreme by a member of his court. Coacbed A1 Wooster Court who served a record 30 A Democrat, Weygandt had Weygandt helped coach var· years jn that office died mtex· been a publlc official since 1921, ' ious sports whlle working his . ~-n••e pee tedl y today o1 a' stroke. · servmg one term as m state way througb ... . . "' """ .,.. of The silver-haJred Weygandt. a representative before appoint- Wooster and never lost an in· . . Rhodes said '' We want the An attorney testifymg ~fore 1 1· ed 1 od t' a legislative committ~ in sup,. 1 1 port of more pay for Judges tol,d recreation areas, more lakes, .PHOENIX, Anz (UPI) - ReptlbllcaJirU 'J,resldentlal the lawmakers that Weygandt s orchards "nd pastures" !1-ommee Barry M. Gol dwater today was pleased with the salary was such he had to sleep The governor said It had been mmal reaction to his opening camnaign attack 1gainst In hi s off •'ce. · · t JOn d om{'stJc · and foreign · .."demonstrated" that strip mine ad mmtstra poliM.f.r The chief justice submitted lands could be reclaJmld . He I The Arizona Republir·:sn told newsmen· bt thought nationaJiy known _jurist and Big ment as a co~mon pleas judge tere~t in athletlcl. He served as his . resignation 10 years ago added, "We intend to see that reactio.n to his opE"ning -eampaign s~ · 'ibunday Wll .ve Jn. Ten footbaU official, was strlck· in Cleveland m 1922. a Btg Ten football official for durmg his f~rth term. He said it is done."' 1"mst fme." He spOke to about 5,000 jtefsons tn the tre• en at the home af A. C. Baker, Weygandt was appointed by many years, and was always at the pay of JUdges was too low Rhodes set out his Intentions shaded plaza in Presc'Jtt, Ariz., where he has started twa DOVER, Engla~ - Leouore a friend whO lives in nearby the late Gov. Vic Dona~y upon a football game on Saturday but 11e was persuaded by U.S. in a statement issued in connec- successful senatoria ~ carnp:1igns. · _ Modell, the 14-year-old Sacra-. Kinsman. He was pronounced the reeommendation of the late afternoon. Sen. Frank .t. Lausche, .at th~t tion with ordering Natural Re- The senator, who has been · menta, caUl., schoolgirl, who dead at a hospital at 4:35 a.m. Newton D. Baker, a Cleveland A tall, energette m~n who time governor, to contmue m sources Director Fred Morr and talking extertsively 1bout for- ~. Goldwater_ in . IP~ ~me the youngest person to EDT. Baker is a former presi· attorney who had served as see- prided hlmself on pbys1eal fit- office. . . Reclamation Chief Irving T. eir.. policies in the weeks since his lonf·time •. view that the swim the English Channel, said dent of Rotary International. retary of war during World nen, Weygandt never wore an Salanes of. Judge~ cannot be Dickman to me and enforce the he won the GOP presidential "cancerOWI 1t0Wf,h" of the fedtoda· her 15'2-hour swim was Weygandt was defeated for a War I. ove.r~t even in the colde~ changed dunng their term a~ regulations. They were an out· nomination in San Francisco, eral government must be halt· ~.toan• as pie." sixth term as the stale's chtef In the Ohio House of R-epre- weather. He kept his bome IR Weygandt, unable to bene f 1 gav more than eql.al time to ed, stressed that sudt ~ actlon Her coach, two-time channel · officer in 1962 by King- sentatives he clashed frequent-l;kewood, a Cleveland suburb, while in office. from saiary inattacking administratior's re- (' nnot be taken au 'ilt once. He swlrilliltr Paul Herron, said sley A. Taft, another judge on ly with another first ~ termer while chief justlce, .Jnd. often creases voted JUdges, frequentsponsibility for combating law- n. 'i t. it c:lear tt\Jt withdraW · clllll'lilllLswlllt 'l'l>url!lay _was the court, In a ctooe election. destined for high publlc SOftilll· ...Ill his olfl~ the court's ly found himseU the lowest lessness. of the central·ov-1 frolD the first' major otep or. a · tooir Weygandf'!lilirn-m "lli!dll'ot -Robert M Taft, who tater .jje- ~beJ!..!n _.,._~ G ld t th r , enterprises In whldl " Is 110w 0 wa er sa 1a year program LO have Leonore ·e na IOfl s active IDII8t be. 1 ~ evo•· become "tlle greatest female a m; 1 11111•1!1J. as a Cleveland common top lead~s are resiJOfiSible ~or tlon. -. rharatbon swimmer the world ' SAIGON, Soatll VIet N•m pleas judge. ' en~.ouragmg every .-. ommumt.Y He ooncluded hJI ~ by has ..... known." Leonore's !UP)) -Prime Mbolster NguIn 1927 he heard the Anatasla IO enforce the law. no!. let It Ireading newspaper apprailals of tim~ wes 15 houn and 32 minyen Klumb f!DDOUDct11 today Smith ca!loe. Young parents: be abused and Ignored. the campaign of lMO Iii whl& ut .. - nearly two hours under lilat be hu retamed control were told by a hospital their Persons. whether membe" Goldwater· tone was one of . Abraham Lincoln .... atte<kell the time made last year by 17· . . of the govemmeat. baby was ~ boy and ~en were or not of either the Pomeroy militancy: His v~ice rose as the weakest ~ 'eJ.ndl.. year-<Jid <.:laudia McPherson of A boat lnspeclton trop of th• Industrialized stretch of • told the ch1ld was a gorl They or Middleport Cha~be1 .of : ·atedly m 'omethmg approach- date against Stepheo ·~. St; James, Manitoba, Canada, the Kana~ha River on ~Ppt~mher 9 will highlight !1 t~o- 1 Khallh told a or.w• eonfer- sued the hospttal for the boy I Commerce, are C{)rdially lnvlt· 1•..g anger as he tossed a new who was describt!d u · a&; Who wl had be· .n the yoWigest day m~e~1ng of the OhiO Rtver Valley Water Samtat10n eucc be once agala io they had been told was their ed to hear an expert in area att<.. .:k at administration defense could eommand the support of channel swimmer until Thurs- Commtssmn (ORSA~CO). ebaree of 1ffain because of child. development nut Tuesday ev· policies. He JO said Jie shadow the party's broad eenter. Got4day. Member~ of the eight-~tate com~lsslon and its ad- "Popular delll8od." His declsThe judge ruled the hospital j ening in Pomeroy. of scandal falls on the White water said he 'wU not·eam_par. visory comm1ttees will review pollution-control efforts lon eame at tbe end tf &1.1: made a mistake and their child i William Sheehan, head of House " from the ballot box to ing himself to LincO!ft eJCepl underway in this area under direction of the West Vir- days of political maneuverlng was a girl. The parents at first I the Institute of Area De,relop- the safe deposit bo ••." 1 to the ment that, uu·~ ANKARA, Turkey - TurklJh ginia Water Resources Board. Governor William W. Bar- with Buddhist leadu. aod were disappointed but years ment, Ohio University, wlll In a significant portion of his lhe expected i:o win. .. · military Intervention In Cyprus ron of West VirginJa is expected to participate in the in- powerful army eenorall. ., decided Weygandt had been speak to the joint chambers - -==--==-- -=:...=::!:.:.:.:::.::..:::..::.:::._....__ is probable and the oossibility pection. mEn EUWII•t· ,. 1 . 1 ~~m!l correct. follow~ng a dinner at 6:30 p.m. m~::~~:r.·?.~?~'-'~11~ ot a war wit~ Greece is ap- "With the regional program Weygandt attracted attention in the Hotel Martin. fbere will be no issue of the pr~, Premier Ismet In- of stream cleanup on the main O:lio River art now provided again by breaking precedent to ' Tickets may be obtained, or Daily Sentiael (ID Monday doe onu told 1he Turkish Parlia- steJr of the Ohio River so well with sewage-purificatlm. facili· • grant probatioa to a man who arran~ed for. by contacting to the observance of Labor ment Thuraday. advanced," stated Barton A. ties. had been driving while drunk Jack C&rsey. president of the Day. "We are not only faced with Hoi!, chairman of ORSANCO, Barton Holl, who will be In· and was found guilty of man- Pomeroy Chamber; Bob CoalS, AD public aod .,·lvate .,_ the probablll1y of military in- "OU• interstate agency ls con- stalled as chairman (\J ORSAN· slaughter in a traffic accident. president of the Miodleport fices, and most business plae. tervention ln Cyprus," lnonu centrati~g attentio~ on ~ntrol 00 ~or the coming Je ls pres. hearin on a T~ convi~ted man had no and these others, ! es will be clos ~d. said to the Grand National As- efforts m the maJOr a1bu~r- id f Lo Cla Products A prelirrunary .I , prevtou:i criminal record. Dick OWen, Bob G~nt at the Schools that opened 1a 1 1 1 0 sembly lower house, "we are such as the Kanawha Riv- en. ganOhio Y nd . charge of shooting with Intent had a wife and two children. Power Co., William Blaet- Monday will be closed. AU I The Board of Diredon: of tt-t. also appr01;1.eblng a situation er Substantial progress is bet off ~ 81Qhio cha~berpre: to wound against Joe .stanley, Tbe widow of Ole man he killed tnar, Bill Grueser. and at the etber school" will oegio class- Meiga County t1J.apter of the which may "fsult in wa1 bemade by th State of West C:m;ercee Dr A C Offutt Jr., was in progress this morn- had four children. Daily Sentinel oUice on MeCh· es Tuesday, Sept. 8. American Red Cross Wednestween Greece and Turkey.u in reducing pollution te healih c~mrrtissi~r f~ ing in Judge Frank W. Porter's gran~ pro~ation on anic-St., and at the Al:hens 1, ~.. . . , ,_,..,. , " _ <W set Se 17 10 tina this stream. We want to see 1818dl wUl take office as vice- Meigs County court. he divide his income Messenger office, W. Second-st ~WJTh:""~,~~,· ""'"!'~~j'll' y pt. ! a m~ WASHINGT<'\1 - Backen of first hand what ll&s been ac- n ana, . the two families. Pomeroy, to plan the at)QlJ.B) fund driw. a senate-passed health care and what remains cbalrman. . Stanley Is charge<! with shoot· It was believed tbat Dale Kaum, fJmd drive dlalr· Social Security bill today 1Jo. done." · mg a shotgun near hos Darwin died In his sleep at the man, We! thai dlairmen and gao lo organize a rea<ue oper- 'lbe Inspection party will be home woth the ' tent of ~ound- bis longtime friend. A. z. W<Jrkui '·In ....... township• lpation of a ton•h fl•"t In the .by the U. S. Co as I .lng Roger and Duane Sidden, h · addition to ~ · 3CC are ready '10 the fund "'' boU . enll Sta 0I ' attar er, w o m udVlng House. cutter OLEANDER, sta' JUV e<. ey s - been a top Rotary Club official · dri... Miss 'lberela White, ,. Tho Senat• approved the bill doned at Pt. Pleaoant. Coast ney, Warren SheeiS, entered a was a former president of the 0 ~onal field worker, will attend Tbursday by a 110-28 vote. It Guard dlslrlct offices tl1roulbgwlty plea for the defend- Cleveland Union Stockyards the Sept. 17 meeting II Melp noto a House Senate out the Ohio Valley ·have long ant. Prosecuting Attorney Ber- Weygandt wa, 1- rn on h e Memorial Hospital. At the recent Meigs County Arthur Hoyt. dWter chall' conference committee, but ne- been cooperaUoo witb ORSAN- WIDiam E. Williams, Jr., ~. nard V. Full! wa• also ~:- family farm in Wayne County gollatlons on a compromise bill CO, notably In· J!lllteri relat- of RD 2, Augwota, Maine, was tendance at the beering tede <Coallllaed oa Page !) Fair. Syracuse Grade S c h o o I man, named a ...,.cy.wlde com· \ ~ nol expected to begin until lng to oil pollution. ..tost reOil 1 reck!... testimony w.. being accep · · COLUMRUS (UP') - Repul> received first place In lite mitte. to handle disasters. The the Jlll4dle of tbe montb. Once cently the Coast Guard hao dlarge Thorsday by h e In otber county court activl- Fonner Reoident of IJc ... • vice presidential candidate school exhibiiS . rroup lnclalleo· Eldon Gaul ,. tbo compromise Is worked out, particlpatin~ in a C.JDD911111onCounty Sberlff'o . ty today, Leonard Lunsford was WU~am E. Miller has accl!pted The theme of Its display was Cbesler; Vemoo Weber. Ru~ th• 1changes then .uu,t be ap- spoDsored anti-Utter campaign loUowlng .an m fine<' , 10 and COS IS 011 each of Middleport Dies an invitation to de"ver the "Adventures In Art." E a c h land; Victor Brown, Minertproved by both .use and Set> to ourb tbe discharge of refuse twp. at S p.m. three char e• of havlllf< ,.. op- WiiUam WaiSon Russell, keynote speech at h• Republl- room exhibited art work that ville · 11ermm London, Syra. at . ,'lbe original House biD con- from boats. I pleaded guilty erator's ll~~nse. Spet':(a''ll in ex- a former reside~t 1 • • • ean State Convention here Sept. had been made during the cuse; Tom Wolfe, ~cine; Vir· ' talned ,.. health oare provl· ORSANCO will hold Its regu. COUnty COII11 lollay cess of road condltioot., and pori and a ret1red ptpef1tter 17. . • school year. with Mr. Larry gil ' Aikins, Harrfsorwllle; 0.. sions. . meeting 1n W. fined '15 and cosll by drlvlnt! an unreglotered vebic- for lhe N.Y.e. Raolroa~, State Cluurman Ray C. B"ss Wolfe's room displaying the vic1 YOII, Great Bend: Virgl . . on Septem; ~ At Frank w~ Porter, Jr. le. suddenly at has home ·1-~ Fort also confirmed that Barry M. most elaborate adventures in Roush, Letart; Nellie Vale, S. SANTIAGO, Cldle eoU· time commissioners deputies said Wayne, Ind. Sunday. Goldwater Jr., son of the party art. lem and Columbla Townships. DlltedUmiiUon~~·";lf:~=~York Virginia, West ran Into a truck William E . Wllllamo, Jr. was He was preceded in death by pr"'ldential candidate, will On the table was a miniature The tuber<ulools X-ray unit 1 1 P,relldent tilOaJ. In Pennsylvania, Ol!lo, J . Koblenm. 35, '" and ""'Is for reckle11 his first "de, 1da Mae Leifheit speak at the convention. village of Syracuse which was to be In Melp County Sept. Do Wb~ could brtnt,to pll\¥01' and Keniucky will Star Route at. the Robert , Stephenson, In 11151. In May of 1963 he was Miller will addres a night very attractive. This tiny vii· Oct. I was annOUIICed. The .'flrlt· avow... llarllst the 3tctus of of the Oak Hill. $10 'and cost., Insecure married to Cledythe Russell session ol' the convention in the lage showed the streets, river, nut bloodmobile visit WBt set Wlr an election In ll!e · Interstate pollutlo. ~tala Route 248. Melvin Rouah, !6 and who survives. Mr. Russell Palace Theater and I park. all public buildingo, cbUI' far Oct. l!l wltb the Mlddlepol< measur.s. More !han a Aulborldes repqrled that unsafe operation, a n d ell In Middleport unUI 1917 network will carry It cbeo, gas otatiOllJ, grocery Child Clon-..1101' Leape II dollar• hao been · hft the trUck Mlgb~ $10 and oosll, he moved to Bucyrus. He 12 television stations in stores, post office and lbe ..,.. the eoiioteen. far by munlcipallbeo by Koblenbl when be turnOd to .,.....,lse cautlou. Re- Uved In Ft. Wayne the major cities. l!Chool building. Mrs. R u t h C. E. Bllkulee, executlvo Iii Ohio the 1f8Vel fOIIli CutUp forfeited 1 fl$ bond two years. FUneral Barry Go I d w a I e r Jr. will Steams and her third grade II!Oftllry, leporlad on home '· for nld· Ito tboulht a disturbing the peace were beld 'lbursday at 3 speak at an afternoon session. had spent many boul'! of work and a water sofety not ,colnc: to 'l lop at the Wise Funeral home Miller's speech will be lhe on this display. m.eting wu IIDDClllllced lllr lnleraectlom i>f Roull llll Bucyruo. (11'81 . campaign ,appearonce In' The following teacllen and Sept. U. · IUrlied llllli> lite Cit · SATVRDAY Ohio by eltber of the GOP friends worked at the lair to ---Alllti!:ST in. 1111· ~tlenjpt to avoid REPORTED national .. ndidales. arrange the booth! Mr. and COORSI!: TO OIAJII& 1 · ' The Middleport Band Boost- 'lbe Ohio State Patrol rt> Mrs. Larry Wolle, Mr. and Due to tile Wmnen'o lnvltaU.IVJ ers ABiocloUon will ljiOI1BDr i porls lhe arrest of 'lhl•ley eo,' LOCAL TEMPS .Mrs. Clifford Morris, Mri. tk.all Golf 'l'ouma;nent, 1111 thiJ eomiD1 sat~'l Teen- er, 22, . Middleport, . who The temperature in Pome- Ruth Steam!J and dall(lbtor, Jlo. J!omeroy, Golf 0lutte wiD Ill I c0f cEvent ·I re- I I . CORDUROY 'TROUSERS. *ill** Red Cross to · Shootmg• Case .-0 PlanFulid ·. Is Jn Court Driveonl7th :;o- Mil} 1' d er appe T Speak{I..ur GOP Meetlng • Mam·e Man I·s Cited to Court i goes waist. All sizes 32 to M i.n dark ereen. Sao~ forized shrunk, he,:vy duty pockets. Plenty of sturdJ belt. loops. Sizes 6 to 18, Iough san- l):rey and dark Sturdy blue donim . zipper San- • forlzed blue denim, triple Llnod Cavalry Twill Work J~ckot To Motch -·- $7.50 rt!Ct leneth ft.. of ebarae. Flannel•. ray0111; ,Iendl; stitched and reinforced. plenty of wub •n wear tabIdeal for school .and play• riel ·- and j.n bftted or belt· ' Made of tough 14 oz. blue denim, trim fit, sanforized shrunk• All sizes 27 to 38 $2,48 • pair Seleet your fuotit, . color on material 1n new alack• for faU. AU slzfla · 31 Wlilt to 50 wailt and alttred to your eor- wear le11 modelt, correct len&th. Save All of_Y : ~ _., , , ' ·j"' J! ' , I • •lf' Perfect-· tnuera. 191'<. Hl;ob1 and ' IC~ ·~~~.. - ~~ ...~·:.~ 4Z waist.. ~ol\llil'!, ~: Ill' eottonafl4 .blooda;, .llaltm~ '· ty - ·.. with' Wlt 'J<Iojlo .c. culled ';;r'. itbo~ . .beiU•,.''•trl• will! odjottable waist ~ tapered I'*' 1nd e'utneu. ' ·.,; · . ~.9s: .· wal•l measure and In his Are V•luoble To You)- Wh•tever You Buy- A New Living Housewares- A New Coat or Dress- Whatever You Buy- , SOlid :Iodin ereen, nlvy; blue ..,:,·' ..I ••, or brown. Seml·bo• .: ' I ~:~~:~ a. t..)i,I'• . ~oom Suite- A Refrlger•tor ~ ·TV or. Stereo- An E.;y C::hai'r - ·r.,~~ •. ·· . . er wills\, belted. In ~~~· ·;fliU· 3 to 7. :Ha~ll/dOIIble knee ,. ~ S~h~· ~lot'+s _;. . •·" ',;,.,"''''Jl,!'l!><·'' '•· ···'"''"' ' ' ' ·s ales Slips .FrOm -·!1:1- ;:~!a~~i:o~~~:: !:~te~:~:~ FirstReactiontoSpeech land l PI • to G0 Jdwater, S easJng ;se~ .mwe n~~ %or~c::s ':r:; w•• a before cold weather arrives. Use Elberfelds lay·ioway !I j KanawhaR"Iver p0IJution • ., . G.RASS SEED button and zipper front· coat 'I, ~LUMBUS <UP[) - Gov. I!J'OWth ol recommendation• of , tensioM DIIJ bo ....... fir Jamet A. Rhodes today ap- the !trip mine board of revi~w Ionly one year at 1 timl. • proved four more regulations he which studied the law at the Access roada and fire 1lnle said would tighten control of , governor's request last June. Rl1odes a.ui, must be locatlill strip mine operations . I The Regulations, the governor and constructed "to Mll'ft 6 The regulations deal with said, were aimed at compac- purposes praertbed In U,. erosion control, reclamation tion, drainage, and vegetation law ... He J8id .tbeJ muat -,.. time llrnits, access roads, fire a:; factors in the control of adequately ctiined and prollfd.. lanes, and planting. erosion. He said the law pro- ed against erosice" IJ1d l'tliif ' . The new regulations bring to ~i~ed gra~ng that would. "min· from the rninlo&.and ~ e1ght the number Rhodes has muze eros1on due to ramfall.'' of coal could not be IB!d Ill approved in the past three Another regulation will stop their construction.. weeks. Previously he approved miners from waiting two years The fourtb ~0111 ~ rules governing waler poUution before completing their reclam- ed for "cootrofl.q( ~ d control, dams and . impound- a~on if erosion control or other i time of plantiJii• 1if ~~bnet ments, advance planmng of re- purposes of the law make earli- land. This Will .,a, · ~led. clamation and use of strip mine er compliance necessary. I Rhodes said, K.i..bere ,. r--• areas, and grading of the sur- The reclamation cnief was Ito minimize eiosion." He U face after mining. empowered to order reclama-1the custom is for mioerl to wait "This tightening up on the ation completed "al once" and , until sprloi for pl•nlinl on4 strip mine law should produce oroered to stop granting exten- seeding but In some.,.... thiJ better reclamation." Rhodes sions of time in carrying out might be requlred "wllerever said. 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SALE $4.00 Boys' Athletic CUSHION SOLE WAilllNGTON 'lbe Mlclweottrn bloc asserted liS er Thurtday In scoring liS ·vk:tqry Ill C.ngress by blocking ~!ton ol the 14UIU-mtllion dollar environmental beslth center within the Washington area. Th\Jrlumpb of the bloc, not yet tully organized, came with p811180 ol the 17 billion appro. priaUon bill for the Health, Education and We! fa. e Department & Labor '~partment.. The bill prqvided '1 million to plan the health center, hut specified it may not be erected within iii miles ol here. ' ' 1 ...... ,.. -; t syraCUSe w·IRS ·· F'lfSt PI In Exhib'Its bOtm oANcl ~ =~~":: ~~~~dance=; · !" .:~!""' m.. at thO . t.lli!illeport 1 to 11 cited to GaiUpolil coui1 day on charges of ~ '!llhout cautloa. 1 · ~·s today buslrieS8 district at 11:211 ·wao n clqreeo, 11!1IUIIIIY *leo. bin, Mrs. Anna IIIJ4;tn, Mia claled to llle p1b11c ..0 ~ Rose Easterday, and :Mrs. El- day, ~ 11, Ulllll I ,. ma ~ priDclpaL m. tbat di!;Y. ; �... ___.. j I ' . ;;:~:~;;:eroy·;;;:::;,:a:/:! ' /,Big Business Group Bolts GOP Classes for Judging Show ~f ALVIN SPIVAK tea which sails • straight and '""' course, steered by expertence, confident in it• strength, steadfast In Ita purposes. "Co tht-y can choose quite a different Am-rica-an America taclttng sail and turnl"'ll about ·illliled Pross Iaternadonal 1WASIIINGTON IUPI) - Presldent Johmon's campaign boll"" ,..... buoyed today by support JIUll 1 new "Independent" cooamltteo o1 big bust,... lead- era composed largely of Repub- to retrace its course.'" UCIDI. The Eisenhower cabinet The jp'OUp includ<d two mem- ~ memben listed u orilfnaUng hen of former President spoosors of tht- "Natiooal lndeDwight D. Ei>enhower's cabi· ' pendent Committee for Prooioel dent Johnson and Senator Loeb, senior partner ol cart M.IE<cles, Salt Lake City, chair· Loeb, Rhoades & Co., New 111011 of tbo Utah CorYtruclioo York . ..t Ml11ln1 Co. and l«mor Man1 Art RepeNtclolimou of tbo Fodera! lieConnor uld be II Ill .,... llolrd. pendent Democrat. Loeb said Twenty-sil: members ol the he Is a registered RepubUcan. grc attended Thund.ay'a Connor told reporten that rnt ~ and l~ter had a twothree quartm o1 lhe 4$ organ- hour session wtth Johnson. lzors of the committee ......., Republ1ca111 ellher by "'ittratioo or past ootlng bablll. He said they 11.-1 banded River DeWS After the 45-member nucleus Humphrey" were Robert B. together with a national beadof the committee was formed Anderson, former Treasury sec- qua11en at 99 Park Ave., New GIIIIJO readlapo GaDlpoJ. Thursday, Johnson said that po- ,.tary, and Marioo B. Follom, Yort. City . ll> recruit JolmBon- II Dam IU, 12.1, I'UIIIIiDC lltical Independents this_ year former oecretary of Heallb, Humph"'Y support _from the and a ball teet on rolltr~, !'om· have a choice of "the kind of Education and Welfare. busmess and fi11IDCUII world, eroy • Mason 20.1t, Pt. Pleaacountry they want Amenca to Co-<ohalrm"" of lhe group, se- and to raise money for lbe II&- IDl :IU1, lllnloll Ull lalllni, 1 be." le<-ted at Thursday's organiza· tiona! ticket. · Jobnson saki, donal meeting, are John T. The membership Includes "Tiley can c'lloo .. an Amer- Connor, president of Merck & Foro Motor CO. CbalrmaD - - - - ' ' - - -- - --1 co., Summit, N.J., and Jobn I. Henry Ford D and Mlrriner S. • JOIDIDg .. Oh10 Antl•• poverty Program COLUMBUS tUPIJ The alate today aomounced plans for Ohio parlictpatton In lbe anti· ~ b ~!:m recently ....- y ~,.,.ss. J.olfare Director Denver Wlti!a said he had two pro· · ready t. begin now, one liorotn County and the other letting up a CtHJnlinator to ha@e work and training proj- eets. White told the Heallb, EducatiOIJ and WeUare Departtn~t he wooikl like to W'nd about $13,· 000 a year for the CtHJrdinalor. He also said he is ready to alii: for fiSS,OOO to finance a testing, training and job JocatIDe prosram for barcl-core un· e~Q»Joyed In Lorain CQUnty, :fioe Lorain County project ~d be extended to other coun- l Two Divorees Are WNCB ·v.u BLB Eastern Local School llllbict _E:o:ecutlve Reacl Larry Morrtsoo ODIIIMIIIcecl t.day thet lunch rooms will he on opera· tioo. an the Ont day o. ochool, September 8. Mr. Morrison said school will be dlsmlased at I p.m. on the opening clay. Granted in Court Two divorces have bee n granted, one ca,. dismissed and Investigation ordered in anolher in Meigs County Common Pleas coort. JU<Ige John c. Bacon order• ed an investigation In the dl· vorce action by Chsrles W. Mrs. Stewart of Morris againsl !Jnda Morris. ~I R . ., Divorces have heel. granted to ason ecoverm., Nancy Stamper from Lowell T. . MASON - Mn. Lester (W· Stamper and Tandy stew- Han ) Slewar, of MuoD Ia reart rroU: Helen Mae Stewart, covering at borne from third A case filed by Joseph C Wolfe degree bums abe suffered reagainst Thomas w. Filzpatrtck cently on her right arm •• lbe was dismis•ed "' application result of a cooking accodent. of the plalnUfl. . Mrs. Stewart attempted to fill a deep well of smoking Me'•• Memorial 1108 Hal and burning grease from her '" P at.ve wheo lbe mishap occurAD!\IlSSIONS- Dorothy Has- red. The acctdent also caused kins, Nelsonvtue; Glenn Thomp- approxunately f500 damage to son .. Pomeroy; Dorsa Parsons, the kitchen of her home before Racme; Thomas Hysell, Harri· she was able to dOUBe the sonv!lle. . blaze. Mrs. Stewart was b-.at· DISCHARGES - June Gnf. "" and released at Melg• Memfin, Reedsville; Bernice Kil· orial hospital. She Is an emdury, New Haven; Herschel ployee of lbe L & 2 blwp in Lemaster, Shade; Leonard Luns- Pomeroy, ; r rd J p welfare dIrector said o ' r.. omeroy. 1100 would be spent to subMeigs General Hospital s!diJe unemployed p e o p I e in TWJl FINED ADMISSIONS - Michael NJ. ·' ~County who now receive Pomeroy· 'Mayor Charles Le- cholson, Rutland; Beatrice AIJI to 'DejiOllllent Children and gar fined John Co% and Lloyd Might, Hacine; !.aura Wells, - Ali! t. Depeliilent Cblldren of Parsons &10 ._,d co$11 each on IPortland. tltl Unemployed on relief pay- charges of intoxicat!l!n Thurs·l DISCHARGES - Helen IIIII, ' • . m;pnll., · · day night. Vrnton. yoke of Broadway 'iy DOROTHY !Dorothy Kilgall~n Is on varatfon. guest columnist today is the pupular .mger Anita Bryant.) 1 I By ANITA BRYANT ! I iF_ t'OU COULD VISIT the nursery of M~ h?l6e:'7QU would see why 1 bee & mu·aclu. 'Although tust a year . I was hlld lily medical experts that I \fOUld neve• have a child, I am now the er of 1 boy and a girl just eight hs aport. One is adopted and the "' my natural child. Whim my husband, Bob Green and I lll:'ought Bob Jr., home last September, was f>ve daYII old. We had gone a staggering amount of red tape adclpt him. Sine• we had been on the for six months doing Summer stock penonal appearances, we were con· ~Did that Qi,lr promised child might arthe middle of the busy schedule' llll1ed by my agents, and we were preto cancel any date to welcome our ot daufhter. As It happened, we were "vacationat our home In Miami, having lunch friend~ on the oitlo, when I was to the phone 'fVI.en I returned to ~~ue, I lllilazOd them by announci ng just had a baby boy who would C!UIIWII hume from the hospital in five 1 1Her , • • • IMMEDIATELY Art'ER BOBBY arwe began building a nursery:....the · addition to any home. Several r I phoned my husband from my office and told him that we be needing another room, because · baby' . at this very time we to join Bob Hope for Christmas tour to over- ' ~~~-t Because these trips are very "' to me, I want•d to go if at all bUt I felt Bob should know the ~rtimcu. We phoned him in Beverand told him the news. He not offered to have another singer on If I couldn't go. but agreed also our s~ret. He stuck to hia word my expectant condition was the time we reached Day. on the tour was over, we mlwd for three months as we do su that I can study drama, cut television 3ppe-aran~ea. to deman~ more and reaUzed that the mlr· life carried With It o o • reporting KILGALLEN him I couldn't help looking Into the fu· ture when I would have still another ba· by needing my care. At the same time I knew my husband was having a similar conilicl because his job manllging my ca· reer di~n·t leave bim the tiJne)le wanted with Bobby. ParadoXJcally, It took another problem to help us both understand that we had to face certain reallties If we were to realize both our personal and professloonal aims As soon as my pregnancy was announced in the national press we received a flood of mall preseolilng many vie•·s on a possible crisis we hadn't even, coruidered. How would we avoid favoring the natural child? WoUld we go too far in provir;g our love to our adopted son and neglect the new baby? At Rutland are Announced Juc11Uo1 Cia..., o1 1ar tbo "'"'""I ltulland Gaiden Club shOW '11ft llllliOUIItell ~ by memberl fl Ulo ClllllllaUon. Tbo obow 11 Sop&. H al 1111 Rutland Methodist Cbureh. The dassel are u follows : Rorticulturo - Hybrid tea rose, bloomt noribllnda ro80 with - steal 1111 calor; dahlia, me l8rfl, formal IIIII Informal: Dahlia, one b I o om; . Lewis down 2:40 a.~.; Q;.t~rrla~ Bower argued there is a need up 3 : 1~ a.m.: Invader up 5:50 from "better reclamation laws" a. m.: Codrington down 6:50 to reclaim lbe land for future • K..awhe Rlvor - Helen z. down Mann•! 8:15 p. m .; AJ. len R. Merrill up Mannet us p. m.; 0. F. Shearer up Malmot 1:20 a.m.; Lucy Jane Lucas down Winfield 2:110 p.m.: Little Edward dawn Winliel.. 3:40 pm.; Cbril Jr. down Winfield 4:05 p.m .; Duncan Bruce down Winfield Li:20 a.m.; Tbol· ma Ann down Winfield 1:50 a. m.; ElgercUff down Winfield, 3:20 a. m.; Semet up Winfield 4 a.m. John Rake, 76 Dies Foilowing Longlllness Artls!tle Arr~D&emenll under SeotiM II - Rospltallly, (Coollonoed l'rOID Pqe ll unJIIIMlll fGP table or buffe~ June 14, 11181. IIIJ family' Woodllllo -thor<!d drlorlpnlled ID A~ od mau;rial with some ralnne, came 1<1 this <OIIIItr)' flllnt materlal; bountiful, usiDI 1725 and enntuaDy locat!Jowers and • Cl' fruit ad • .Ill Ololo ' 1811. He waa lhe fegalables ; Cbllletl ....... cit111 • JU<1rt and Iaiiier ttl a lign Ill botlle; riiiiiiiJ Allnllll, Une mass an-......,....1: NoM!> Tile famlly moved to orrville star, vertical Quiet Reverence, wben the judge's father, WIJ. llam B. Weypndt, 18211 wtoeo be waa ta Co- elecled CUyabop Coualy Pleal Court. Weypncll WIS lniU.ted ... polltica Ill ml•IID 1lbell lit IM!I"ftd Will iD tbl ~ Prom hllllnl fdlllolo ... _!be bmclo be jlhll"•ed_ lbftiiiP ~ llf&btr t!iiUrtl ... IU ht was oleclltl eldtl jallloe In Ull . and tba lliiiD;y movod .IO WOO&Jomlat ~ a ter. tleldCD Ullllf[ plant 'lillilo tbo 1onou1- dd.C )litmaterial, dry at hob: Alii t- llelllnllbed bl&b tldloolln 1106 12. a cholp 111111(1 ,...... COlen, he cot a job leachlnc •· • eoomtedtl ad ,_n.,.. :rou.p I*' 11'1 oc1ooo1 111 llnanco bla colmilled .,.. INI ,....._ Iote edueallm. ~ c _ Edllt!lllau He tau&bt for tbree :reanl In Elhlblt of brood 1e11 lht oame IChool wloare bla !albgree111, ublblt ttl 4r1e4 bad lllianl :1& yeart before lrloled plant mattrlli, ad wloln bot lfll1lllatb• bad ial moMalt, 111' &f• • yeart bel..-. that. mqaalnes, bulletinl, pelt In lbe fall of 1108 be enterod troll and bullotlna. COllege and waa . d Seotlm D - lmltalionlll w!Ut a gra Aubllml In tba IIIUo, . . . 190 Pb. B decree In twnn colora or Emeraltl Isle H~ then booded tor law school f Ita t , a o ~· 81'1'811g011Jen, needin& funds, he resumed thla lime at WoosJudp to Publicize Rlilh He taught tbero b' tbree yura during "*"*'" . ter = ~!":t:' w,::: By Unltf41 Press Jnte-raatiOIIIII !2) . HR-Hardy (Jnd). National League (()nJy games JCheduled) San Fran. 1100 201 1100-- 3 I& 0 New York 000 000 001_ 1 50 Amertru Leque ?erry (9-9l and Haller. Fis~ Baltimore 000 010 300- 4 8 o '•J put ~xtu candles oa It to Hunter 19) and Canni2zaro Minnesota 000 100 000 . 1 6 0 ttsl your lung-~wer!'' u;ser-Fish~r (9-lij). · Bunker (Jf-4) and Lau. Pascual, Perry <7), Pleis <8) and Milwaukee 000 100 800- 7 11 l Henry. Loser - pascual (13--10). HR- B. Rn binson (241h). A week ago, a .500 pace by ISt · Louis . 000 1100 1100-- 0 7 0 _ By United Pretll Jn&en•tloaal the PhtlUea in their remaining Blasmgame <4--4 ) and Bailey. TI Wl~llbeW hHAeldVEat.N~·-rinA. ~a,! .,. """""" ber 20 wllb Rev. Moae Kltdoen of Rope Ky. delivering I h o message: Ev~ryone II lnvlled. clay when the San Francisco Giants onl, other NL games. In Amerlcfln ~gue, beat .Mmneso '1 4-1, Los downed New YGrk and Bos· ton topped Kansas C1ty 7~5. .Don Larsen pitched a four. h1tte.. and the Colts rapped 16 hits to ~ .:1e Phillies' two-game :wummg streak_ hand Denrus BenneIt. hts . loss co~par· i to nm~ wms. Mike Whate had four hats an~ Eddi, Kasko three Jn ~e Co~ts assault It was Larsen s third win. +: -H ·-· DUKE CLEAN£RS GUARANTEES . . . Ill blottou on replaced oa , _ lallllfonll dlrl1l • wUl ..Ucb7 • • • ·I PAIIT. Wl11l tHE FINEST ••• "'Ill!- matl"' run. at ' a . '"" ,_,,, 11wrtday'l Rellllat .$414 ~~~ Baltimore 4 Minnesota 1 Chicago 3 Cincinnati o, ~ght I . sn a . night - Cloninger !14-12) vs: Ystsk1 Bos 127 475 66142 .299 . causey KC l315CI7 69151 .2118 Jay 1991 . Bressud Bos 134 489 75 145 .2 97 Kaline Det Saturday's O.met A rookie player 1wou ld specu Iate th at HAS I ON FOR1i$T RUN ROAD ICI ... To Forasl Run Cement Block Co.) Manning Rouoh, Owner "' I ' press secretary, is "not popular with , lbe White House press corps. n When Ringo calls for ' 'the L.L." to arise, two men stand up. One Is Prealdent John. .....,--....:....,,...__,i;l FIRST QUALITY REGULAR age to .311 for the teasoa, putting him In a tie for snenth In tbe league. m. 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Caldwell and 1nta nt wn. ' R•ltlll' l'rae 11 ony Cortlflod Gnollno Stotlon to ' Ill r'ny .aga ,.,.On Cln-.wln Discharged Patients recently di seha rged . I ded 'M R me u . rs. aymond Barr, Trade In & Close Out · "L.L.," asked If there Is any I ".:;~...,=--=--=--=J..t~34~M~II~I~S~t. to reports that George ~ Reedy , President Jobuson's truth 1011. The other~Genrge Reedy. HEY KIDSI FREE BEATLE PARTY Neal. Rt. I Crown CJty, daugh- ter, 3' t2 a.m. Thursday, Entertd }JetspltaJ LEWIS REPAIR SERVICE HIDDEN LAKES K Vannest. Rt. I tcvenswood, l. W. Va., daug ht er, !0·22 . a .m. Thursday, a:~d Mrs ._ Terry ' Mrs. K. M. Olase, Mrs. 0~~ r ' Mrs Cla rence ...·, 1041 second Ave., daughter , 2.- . Will 06 P m. Thursday. Mrs. Jorden ' - · - ------- Hospital News I LABOR DAY WEEK-END Dehcious refreshments wep lie nd Ch 1M A Phalen I served by Rosa a !11 . .' ' King and Allegra and Normu 81 ~3 .604 . . his FISHING wat. llioJ! pi tal 81 ~~ .5!11 I 76 56 .576 4 tton . Then Ringo says, " Will the annual Pro Football Hall of · real 'T.T.' stand up, please." I J"arne gam·e Sunday between •nsmcr.::HiiiEMiitUi!i :: . a Out in the studio audience, a the Baltimore Colts and Pitts· man arises. It is J . Edgar Hoo- 1burgh Steelers will have a ver.. . strong Ohio flavor in both the I lewis Repair Service Rmgo then reads a question I coaching and playing rank s. A-FORsent in by Amy Bennett, who ! mung those returning to the eHEATING asked what was meant by a 1scene of past scholastic grid · ePLUMBING "iliiiii!iiii!iiii!iii:iiii:i""'""'""'~.;'r~a~ck~s~.==------=..... gossip columnist's comment -that I triumphs in Fawcett Stadium "Zsa Zsa Gabor was murdered ! will be Bob Vogel, the Colts' eROOFING In London. " ' !offensive tackle now starting The "real Amy Bennett" his second season in the Nationturns out to be an agent from al Football League. He was a Sco~land Yard. top-notch lineman at · The next question, from Jon High and then at 0 h i WY 2·2374 Daylight Til Dark - $1.00 Per Person * Mr> . Elizabeth Collins reported to lie In Holzer II Gallipolis. Mrs. Harold M. Ru.s- Ward L. Pauley, Mrs. R. :\1il· sell , Rt . 1 Ridwell , Rillo G. ler , Linda D. Ho•char l:ll'al' $8I1N:Rg -It · ., , L·1nda L. 6 Brown) Vlnton, Mrs. Creed C. Shadle, Betty 'A Coleman, and up! • 71 66 .511 11¥1 Twyma~ Rt. 1 Ewington, Mn. l •J~a~m~es~M~-~S~co:t~t.-.-..· _...._._1; 1 ;;:;;;;;O;r=:;!;~;;;;"'r~:;;all;:;~·-~·~. 70 69 .504 13~ Louise .ITa'w$ 2633 Lincoln Ave., 11· --- Cl~veland 67 67 .500' 14 Pt. Pleasant: Robert w. van Mmne suta 67 68 .496 1H1 Meter, Clifton. w. va., Mrs. James Johnson, Letart, W. Va., \ 1" Edison Meb-.ler, Rt. 3 Oak Hill, 1 ·' CINCINNATI (UPI)- Cl11- Mrs. George w. Spencer, Rt. 1 clnoati Reds outfielder Frank 2 south Point, Tod Edward May- : Rnbinsoa was cho11en Natlon- es,' Fairborn, Mrs. Lester H. ~ al Leagae- player of t be Knapp, Wilmington, Mrs. Eliza i month for August by a com- V. Wilson, Russell , Ky. , Ken· I :~~ro~~c~s~~~b.U writen . neth Wayn.e Miller, Rl. 1 Mill· i He hlt .400 and drove 111 wood, W. Va ., Mrs. Charles L. %4 runs in t 7 games. His hltl Delford Fort, Brenda Fort I and Charles N. Fort, Jr., all of Included eight homers. Rob- ~ ............. inson hHs boosled his aver- lr 6500 BTU Fedders Baltimore omo FLAVOR w. American League Thomas Barcus, Rt. I Gallipo- Harold Brijie. l':<tdie ReffiU, . w. L. Pel. GB lis, Robert F'. Bostwick, Rt. 2 Mrs. Opal Ra tcliff. Walter'ffill, I Ia PbiUI•• pitcher who makeo bome al nearby Fort Th.. ma s, , placed CANTON 1UPn - The third 1.bio H Ky. mark lor tbeaecond montlo.- The panelists take turns IJIIessing who sent In that ques- I, Rosalie - Birlbs Rbnsn Chi 115 425 70 125 204 Chicago al St. Loms i Among those who entered Chance Cle 101 333 42 98 :294 San Francisco at Phlla., night I Holzer hospital in the past 24 Home Runs Houston at Pittsburgh ; hours were Mrs. Arthur E. 1 National : Mays, Giants, 39: Milwaukef" at Cincinnati, night Woods , 2117 Eastern Ave., Mrs. Cubs Allen Phlls 25 aH -Stella Aikins: Detro1t at Washmgton, mght Detroitr Mi,ch. 123 445 66132 _297 Los Angeles at New_ York, night I Wiliams, Cubs, 29; Robinson. Reds, Cepeda, Ganls, Santo, PT. 1 Cleveland at Chicago, night- er Krallck_<lll-51 vs. Pozarro 07-7). Los Angeles at New York 2 133 529 81171 323 1 11 Following Wretk -: ' I I man (11J-8 J. 104 342 5112 327 •Only games scheduled I Friday's Probable Pltebe!'l 132 S30 97 173 :326 sponsor for " Who Asked That?" To refresh your memory " Who Asked That?" Is a game tbat 1 invented a year or so a_go. I got Ute Idea from a quest1on-and. ~answer coIumn th.aI ap-m a w~ekly magazme. The magazme -answers ques· Uons that are ~t in ~ , readers. Th~. ~bJect of \\ho ••It· l u '--·- - - - - - - - 1 R•fruhm•nt& will be Served BArn,E SET Matches Will Be CINCINNATI (UPI) - The Held the lit and 3rd bat_tle of the rnutuels was set Sunday of Each Month to open here today for _the long 1 Sponsored By La~r Day weekend With PORKID RUN million expect~ to be_ "':ager: IPORTSMIN'S CLU!I ed at three Greater Clncmnati ' a.... • 7$:j~· -~~ would exhibit more finesse. ~ach . ' ' They would surmise that L. Runs Batted In Endicott wa.9 a pseudonym for Natiooal: Boyer. Cards, 97 ; Mr. and Mrs . Fischer, who had Santo Cubs 95 . Mays · mispla~ed the contract and and Aaron.' Br~ves. 9i each; couldn t ~member the name of Callison. Phils and ,._ th t , u~~: o er par y. Braves, 83 eaC'h. It recently occurred to me Ametiean: Killebrew, that " Who Asked That?" could 99 ; Stuart. Red Sox. 96: Colabe easily adapted to television. vito. A's, 93 : Wagner, Indians, 1 visualize a panel show. The 90. B. Robinson. Orioles, 89. ~stuaked That 'h· as ~hd ream panelists are Leo Durocher, Dr. Pi~hing !II ons 1 a1 mig Albert Schw .z.er; Christine 1 · National: Koufax, Dodgers, I whY anyone wou Jd be and Madame Nhu. The ' )9-5· Bunning Phils lS· 4· ~uch information. is Ringo Starr. Ma;ichal, Giants, 16-ti:' O'Toole', F~r example, . a ~ertaln pick! up a copy of..ftie Reds, 14~·. Sho..... Phils, 15-7. • "~ E nd1coIt recen tl Y wan ted and reads one of the American: Bunker, Orio!f8. know wha_t _company bad . Someone idt>ntified 14-4·, Chance, Angels, 17- 6,· d rt tr t 8 Sund•y, Sept. 6 an ve ISing con_ ac as "T.T." wants to know Ford, Yanks. 14-5: Pappas, Orit of th F h St•rtin At Noon parens e ISC er "Does big Sam Accardi still run . oles, 13-5; Pizzaro, White Sox, I lets. rAnswer : The Co.) the Mafia in New Jersey ?" 1 17-7 PRIZES~ Not Publicity "Plea,. Slaud Up" · HAMS & BACON 2t Milwaukee 7 St. Louis o night night - Roberl8 1.11-6) vs. New· ;;:s8· SHOTGUN MATCH Th1t .3'10 31l> i WASHINGTON. <UPI) - An' · :. K'll.b ·Tw.ms , Chicago I 1was a press8agent ftry- ~ Amencan 1 e rew, d who1. was the l 1 1 o r new te ev•s on season s ng to get or en a Itt e ree , 44; Colavito, A·' s and Powell, New york about to get underway, bUt thus publicity . !Orioles. 3 each; St uart. Red Detro1t I have been unable to find Veteran players, however, , Sox and Wagner Indians 30 , Los Angeles the New York Meta 3-1 In t WERNER RADIO &T. V~ • r: C'e Needed·. TV Sponsor for program, 'Wh0 AskedThat?'• The Milwaukee Braves the St. LouiS Cardl~t· 7-0 it, • • The Lighter Side deficit DID YOU KNOW -·t "*""IIIIo oozer Ume loss meant they lost another day in which to make up their let ooanct"- er-Tistouris (7-11). HR - WilI'Iams (29th) . malned at. 5~ games but the •-; :! 10 8$ Allen Phila 132 518 98161 .3ll 14) and Rtbanl. (1-21. I . t ays , ..ames T .1 Chicago at St Louis night Baltimore at Los Ang. night 26 486 74151 .31 Ellsworth 1 . .) vs Simmons New York at Kan. City twi OIU 021 21~ 7 11 1 orre M_l 13 14 27 457 90 142 ·311 ll4-9) Kansas Cy. 010 211 1100 -5 10 0 Rbnsn Coa · Boston at Minnesota ' W'l Rad lz 16 ' nd Till HWlt NY 122 457 59142 .311 . . I son, a ' a ,. Amerlean Lea ue I San Francisco at Ptllladelphia Cleveland at Chicago man. Drabowsky, Stock <51, G ABX R H Pet ' night - Estelle IIHJI vs. Ma- Detroit at Washington. Wyatt (7), Sanders r9J and . . · . · · · haffey (lz..tl ) Bryan. Wlnner-Radatz (13-8) . Oliva Mmn 134 566 99 185 .327 Houston at. Pittsburgh n'tghl Lo W t (8 8 HR M Mantle NY 117 380 70 117 .308 · tl11ser;- (~adt ~ )241h) ~ an· Free han Det 120 428 60 131 .306 - Brur:P. (13-7) vs . Veale !14-JOI . a r I ryan B Rb B 1t 135 506 68 152 300 Milwaukee at Cincinnati runs out tor the Locke 18) , Baldscbun (9) and <12th), Bressoud (14thl . h th c· Dalrymple. Loser-Bennett t9- (Only games scheduled) er can ers w rn e Ill---·. cinnatl Reds lc~ ' ,the <;h lcago Cuba 3-0. The Reds def•clt re- . • IKl S2 .608 7$ li8 » . novsky. T!IJtouris, Nuxhall (5), Mcuwl (7) and Edwards. Los- Boston tend oth • 3 Shirts Free of Chg. !:: Bride, R. Lee .(&} and Roc11ers. Aaron Mil L. Pet. GB Kansas City ,44g 21 7$ Chicago . 010 02C) 1100-- 3 7 0 Wlnne!'-'-McBnde (4-121. Loser ~llllmsC~hl 132 494 73 157 .318 twi - night - Drysdale (1~:13 ; - Wickershilm (l6-10t vs. OsCmcmnati 000 000 000 - 0 ~ 0 -S~tttemyre t4-2). Hrs - Fre- no . d L M'll 13-61 Ci ~~ te<-n 112101 L. Brudette (}~7) and Roz- gosa !17th), Blanchard (7th). Ch rstohr NY 125 441 65 138 .313 an . I _er Ys. sco . : Sa- unl. ' p pined" another day agamst that ne ' MOTOROLA • • Benlff 17) and Blanchard. Me- Corty Mil Aaron '24th) . 12 w. 61 53 83 San Francisco 75 60 .556 61,1z lM! Angelea 4 New York 2 St. LouiJ 73 80 .549 7~ Boston 7 Kansas City I, night Pittsburgh ~ 60 .501 13 Only games scheduled Milwaukee 67 86 .504 131h Friday's Probable Pikben , Los Angeles 64 67 .489 151,1 New York at Kansas Ctty. Chicago 61 72 .451 19~ nilfht - Ford (]4-5) VI . O'DonHouston 58 77 .430 231,): oghue ( 9-9 ~ N York 45 88 S38 35~ 1 · ew . Boston at Minnesota, night Thund.ay't Raaltl Morehead •8·13 ) vs. Grant (11San Francisco s New York 1 10 L Houston 6 Philadelphia O, night Baltimore at · Los Ange1e!, NA ONAL League . l7), Richardson (9) and Ueck· Los Angeles 200 020 OOJ:- 4 8 1 er. Loser-Craig (6-7). HR Stottlemyre, Mikkel8ell <5>· Clmnt P<tt Pbtll!.. Lose Again 'I'h!! PhiiUea 1 0 s t another Houston 000 005 001- 6 16 0 000 000 1100 - 0 4 0 ga:n• 'Diursday nlgbt - bowln• Phila. . . · '' L (3-6 ' d G t B to the Houston Cotta 6'!J - br t t~rs~n I(6~n R ~ (~~· of GOO In New Haoen, W. Va. from Sept. 7 througb Sopte"" 001 010 1100-- 2 4 1 Craig, Schultz !71, Humphreys New York 778 baU to do so In this last ;.eek lbe PhilUe; have played .500 ball-wor,.ning the posi· "011 of ~-t• chle'. contenders beu uu caua · the Redft must now play 1)i ball to win and the Giants .!lal ball 11 the Phillies simply .maintain that .SOO ·gai~. ft YOtlTR ASKED FOR IT Lea.ders pmes meant that lbe Reds wouJ • have to play 7Z2 baseball 1<1 lake the ~nt and the Glanll wou<d oave t. play ';.=,"':;::::' HELEN HELP US! Clncinnatt lea are all on the side of the front·runner wheu " flag race goes Int. Ill final stagea. The league leader- can lo~ games and aW) gain time un1eu the llher contender. begin tv move at a fast cli~whlch is exactly .,hat the Phlllies have been clolng for the last ' eek. ftJE DAILY SENTINEL · Phlladelp~ia That'o becauae the malbemat- Melp COIID!y Juveooll~ll_!~\ ;;;:: ••• - ... F. H. O'Brien today 81 a cbange of policy 1n ida Wblle leaching In higlllcbool Judge O'Brien tlllld Ill the WIB alBo coach of football, In tun! be will release lhe balt!llall and baatetball. of all juveniles between I this activity to. got DIVOTID T!) INTIItiJT DP .. ageo o1 14-11 to ,.,.. officiating al h lg h MilOS MASON J.RIA wben they liTO bwolntl In and college athletic ony crimea. Judp O'Brl., pmes and contests. Eventually "::= be will adopt tba be offlctaled In !lblo Collference ~.... ~.:":::: ':::'..,-: -~ lmmedlalelr and Big ten football games. :0.":";:.."• ~ • During his colle(ll days, al "" ..,,:,: :"."'t.:C: . limo Lion - . , . , Wooster, he played ¥arlity foot- ,.."::::': ,:: .:."::.0:'": .:"~:': ~ b• ~ 10 ~-bl.U for three year• •• fullback ••'"J .... w ... ....a. and ta-'-•H -·-the kttln.tt• N-'101111 •llvwtl.lltl ................. Mr. Carsey reminded ~:AW. e wu .wJU on ll"tmNtl. tne.. aa '-•• of tho joint meellng of t baaeban and track teams. ,.. .... ••• .... em. ._ • ..._ . Pomeroy Middleport Three yearo after ht finish- ,._,.... ..... 00• - . , of Co~erce Tuuday Sepl ed at Wooster Colle,e, Wey• .:.,..:_~··:...:,.:. at l :SO p.m. In tbo Ifutel entered Western Reserve "'"' ...,,.., - . . ,,.... ..,. lin dining room Tile Scbool at Clvelancl. A '""'"'~ .,..., ,._ ,._., ~ll be WI!"·- ·.,_....__ bead few montho before, 011 bla 2'11b "' ....., 1 '"'" ...tie ~ uow --~... blrthda h rri"" th • ... ........ - ........ of tbe Institute of Area Red.y, e ~ "" e .orm- """' - ""' .,._.. .,. _ ... velopJDent al Olllo UniW!tllty. • Jusle M. Silver of Wooster, .,.,. ......._ ....._ '1'bere Will be a whom he flrat met while aloe · ...ung Friday, Sept. 11 al tp J!oiiL at crow•1 ToWn citizens. A brief c!tac;ouion followed the presentaliuo. Guest. for lbo luncbeoo ""' Allan Leonard, man111er o1 tbo Columbia Gao of Ohio, lllddleport, lntr.duced by Mr••~ sey, and ReniO 111endolnf, ..,.. Oouiotrr restnrant. ...,_ _,~~,._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _....t.By Uolled Preto htmoa!Jootal / Bostm National League Wa.shlngtott · , PLEASANT - AVorJ Harr1S<H1vlllo Cbapter No. 2(6, 1R. Ferg""?n, 22, Pliny, wao dt- · O.E.S., mel in regular session I od for laolure to have •elllcle .-.cently with Worthy Matroo under control following -~.-'~ Sharon Jewell •nd Worthy Pa· car acculent at 7:4> p, 1111 -liil tron Virgil Atkins presidif<8. night resulting in .!:HI t~r The Chapter voted to hold it! damage but no personal onjoB'fi'' Fri~nds Nigh! on September Orpha Louise Wataort 24, ~1 11 at 8. All O.E s. members t, B•dwell , Ohio. had the roar , are Invited . section of her car st.r.uck · . br-~ 1 Perguoon on Routt 11 In lliol$! Communications were read erson. Arrests recorded at the inviting the ChaptPr to attend Jail were Inez Stewa. t, -36, Pt.c~. Friends Nights at Athens and ~ Pleasant, and Eugen• fW-' Beverly . a reception fur t ho.e mon. 35, Buffalo, both charg.. , Grand Conductress and an mvi- ed with int01Udation. tatiun to the Robert.a Clrcle. . :·_ Th S p . tw -~·-:: " tar omta were nor· Jl'jng to Martha - Nanna ~ ed by presentation of corsages and Bernice Hoffman tu Ele<;.Ut. and appropriate readings. Am- _ Avanell c_eorge. . _;~_· ber Warner rnade the pre~nta· Thrf'"e of the ladies had 1ory . Uon to Adah - Pauline Atkillll, mNiy held the star point · ~ Frances Yoong to . Ruth- Joan to which they made the ~ Stewart ; Bemace Wmn to Esth· en tation. . - ·- NGS Line Scores to... ANI • Al RF IVAL . TIRED OF STEAK WITHOUT Tbla ~lumn lo dedicated to POTATOES young people, lbelr proble1111 Dear TOaWP: and pleasures. their truubte.a On a "dill" ot stut, doom. IIXI \on. AI wllb tbo root of you aren't ,..117 hurtln', Wil1 Relen Help Uo! It welCOlllel don't you waoh tbo ear laughs but won't dodge a aerl- lbe lawn, paint the r~. etc. ous queaU1111 wllb a bnuh • oil. tw atnt coin! 10 blow on ba· Joltn Daniel Rake, 78, a res!- Send your toenage questio111 nano apUti?-H, dell! of Rt. I Galllpolla, tiled In Yoalll A-....1 For It, ...., ol ""' ',,. t ·..-Lil OLD 111B!t1U. at !:I& p. m. Tlonrsday In Hoi- Helen Help Us!, tbla newsp~p- 1'6R, ME rer hospital. He had been re- er. Dear Helen: Ured lor II )'e&l'l due 1<1 a , PEEKING TOM I lllel hit boy (oftlclallJ) • heart eond!Uon. Dear Helen. bout a week ap II ~~~~ ttwliiiMr. Rake was born July 31, This boy 'wen can him Tom mtng pool . wloena he teaches 1881, at Ravenswood, \V. Va., ' ' lwilllllllna )lal'l-tlme IIIIi II ltln of lh• late l.lanlel M. and lllvlted. me In I movie. Whtn llf.,..rd. lle't !10 llltel, and 111 THE PASSING WEEKS, many hours Sarah Smith !lake. He was "' rot Uoe drive-Ill, ht dlvH he lllrtetl Wllb DIOI but I bet MODEL • • • FM-AM CLOCK RADIO ho fUrta the um~ way witb of tho~ght, and our prayers have helped graduated ftom W~ Liberty ~ll ~ ' : ":: Wab lo Fll or A.ll muolc. FuU feature eloet, lleep aU the lfrll. Maybe ll'o jUSt 1 us work out the problems and plot a di- llleh ocbool 'lid attended Weot owllclt, 1>....- alarm, _Vllillte, luned !IF slogI bo N. Vlr<Jfnla Untvmlty at Morransee the screooo, but not hreal 1!1101 llile llld It 1 act a1 rection for the future . Raa loudDot eo111rol, FJI Ilmiter, Automt.tlc ·l'loqlllllq He taught tn West Vir- lbe words. He satd .this waa I! I beUeve I'll loot lilly. •fY son, aimself, bas proven to ns that tow~. COfot!1)1. Slle; 11%" I 8~" I 5~", Colon1 B<l6ll, ltluii1 11 He t.ld a ,n-1 I know lloat he there Is no difference in feeling toward ginl• lcbool prior tn coming t. ~ favonte1 place ~~ BC4S, Sabd; BC4W, White. I - I You was eruy about me _ an adopted child unless parents aUow Ohio. He wu a, alove oalea- present& cbaU~'Jie. doubt and fear to be Injected Into their lban, and his last employment """ watch tb• aclioll and have maybe be Jllit tolil lltr 10 11 minds by outsiders who cannot advise be- waa With the Rural OoJ:o; Co. fun auesslnC wbat the actors - d get back to me, and then say. Sort or Ulct a dtH~younall l'd swallow "11 tine. cause they are not experlenclna the fam- of GaWpoUo. . , H!J marriage 1<1 the fonner plot. So far I bl-'t IUrtetl bact, lly relationship, and each one ls unique. N. 2nd Avt. By Ht~ tim< our daughter, Gloria Lynn, ~rgarel O'Doll of Richwood, He dltlnt 11't frll!b, rn &fve but I sure would Ulte t.. was born on May, Bobby's personality wu W. Va., took pisee In 1881. She him tha~ and n , DID havo a How Will 1 ..., ltbow 'lrlloiiMr , completely mterlaced with ours. To say survives along Wllb tho follow- lot of fun .,.ttDI tlp tbo WOI'tla. l 1'MIIy lib blm ar 1101, If rm ing cblldreoo, Joltn .J. Rat•, In fact, II .,.. a bls ciggie lll afraid ht't me a line! that we hav• completely forgotten he is Jr., and Tommy Rakt, bulb lbe way thr....... He's a Dice I 4oo't Willi 10 IDolt lib I'm adopted would be foolisb. He will, of course, be told how he .be- of Galllpolta, Ftederkt. Rib, boy, but not esaetly the lalt of l'h•tla(f illnl. lboWd 1 he _ came our son but we will not allow what Mro. Dan-ell (Betty) gary, Mn the big sponlll!rl. lie tlldn'tmn THAT LlT'l1;& OL' 1.11\lll:TAK· 11 ; . we conside1 a minor detail to become a Robert (SarPh) Donley ahd Palo buy blt I eoll<o on IIIIi way 1llR, ME? major The degree to which he will rick II. Rake, all ol C!l>lnmbuo, bome. WJoat 'lfOIIId )'011 l:lli Ill Dear LIW. 01' • feel he has • secure place lri the family 'lt.ere are revan &randtilollclren. oventna Ulct IIlii!~ Yw dOII't ~ 111 lllllool<ed Otbet IIW'Vivon are thrto Eb on a lint, 11111 beclUto will depend on our roles aa parenta ld»le 11 II t · lttlt. ,II loving while dispensing dlscipllne and '!latera and~ brother, Mn. Iiiii&- Deat Surl>rlsecl: teaehlng him to share with his slater llbetb Hatten and J.,_ C. .. .. A ptlqor'a pesk, perheps? ll!qlllrd Rate, bulb of Konaup, an4 Oil lbe olbtr hllnil, you tiOII't wouldn't bolllor ·lllrllbf . . while encouraglns his Individuality. Mta. Julia curry and Mra. 11n4 1111111 11111 'IIIIo ,.... "" a ohoW bim you lib .inat looteil hill llllea lbeJ biDbr ..,.. ,, I ' THE NOTION THAT OUR daUibter Jlosan David.... both ttl to "~t a abllleolp" tbat . lin lo pd loiiD ..._ '111111will feel she was not chbsen~ as her bra- land. Mr. Rake was a memilor al bas nothing to t1o With lblt 111a- ·0111 appearilo8 16 cbola 1111111 the• W>!, ha< been suUesteo to tne. I believe It Is nonsense. All she cows up ihe the Maaonlc Order at Fayetjeo Yie plot. U ht'1 loll o1 Clot llrtllllf ,laoolnll IIi ,... will le>rn, through talkll1( with me and YiUe, . W. 'Va. Servtcea wiD be and btltor al up wwda fildiDI 1Gtll' lwil'iunbot lltrdta, by example. that God knew we needed bo' at I p. m. Sunday 11 Millo than "lnlkllltl. otd" withtlul far maylte In llarbllli • her ann so did her brother. Should It h&Jt- er'o ROme lor liomerals. Aw. lbe '· stay tnierllletl. <biJif M dl.e. U ht l'llDI ll'ulo 10 .form, pen that I have other children, the same Alfred Rolley wlll >~~!data, ond be'a just temporar11J llrob. be1l be tben Clflllg yw log1c w:IJ be apparent. burial will be Ill lbe Addl.on- lloya often ore, you lmow.-11. poltotara, and Uloo 1tJ1A WI fiT .f'jn"lng enough time to spend wltll Reynolds cemetery. Frlondt Doar Helen: ' out 11111r oft Ulllt lllU - tba our chtldren wa1 solved by h&neat may call at the funeral home My parents are .., a diet •· one !hot ~ "H • lltiUld ttllo criticism . My husband .lllld Iha_d to fa~, after 7 p. m. Friday 1114 .., gain. And I &lh't Itt 8DJibbog ly ill•e llkt 1011 ...,;!" ..a. the fact that we are not spei!llll peoptl · Sllturday. 1<1 eaL Well, of eoune, 1 PI ust beoau•e we happen . to earn ·our Uv.. . 10111elbtnc to """· 1f1!!1 nit ...;. . 'l'lllt ""'- -It ~lid 1o ng in the entertainment wor14. . ,'HIS FAMIL\· 110M'>. lhlni pod, Ilk.~- alld bni1Jt II. . . 1011 ;vu•n flay. We do tollow a hedle schj!ttule, but lllr. lnd Mre. tarl C..... and lrotoch fries, and thing• like "- kltl ll:illlhlt If Jtlll plllll we t"l!memberecNIIat IIIlo\> llllt eloct flmUy of Racine lUll have re- tbat. . . ltooible, . kt Jt.11ii hiJp yt)U, friends In snow biiMnetiS lla~e beeii ablt lllmed from a recont vacajlon Would You pJM. t.Jl patthll ~ , wtb • · WelloOrile ,_ to hlove suceesii.'til career• and a rftllfil. · 111p to ,Blrmlot#bBm, Ala. WioUe they lhould keep lhelf. dlell .... IIDIIalng III!Jieriencea. ' Adlng family life. We don't~ten.d to !>e ez'o' there they ·!tended tba · wed- private ond not 1a1 lbaiD Ill-_""""' -~Jiotld In care "'a:1~~:~ ceptions. ~· · . -. ' ding of Mr. Croll'• DfllbeW. · - 12rtere wiib ,U,'a applilw! lhll -.paper. · •. . . ~~ •-.-r,~·,~~~ • where they wiD even when they Citalioe ls8oed Honored by Chll,Ur ,.ven-hlt attack featured by UPJ Sporla WrttB The CUbs ~revenled the Reds Billy Willla1Y18' two-run homer. The Philadelphia PIWII.. from gaintnc grow- oo the Johb Tsitouria W8! lagged for ruched lbe stage In lbeir Na- Phijltes behind t h e four-hlt three runs a-.1 five hits in ~ 2-3 tiona I Lea1J11e pemumt queot pitching of Lew Burdette an4 I lrmingo 1<1 lllffer hta 11th looa. ,.,. l:alllem Local FaodlaD BoosiA!rt have otarleo their biMeh.- tepolr project, ~ 11 t IIIli need IliON belp to l!lllllpo lote lbe wort. . , The Boootert will W111t ._m . Ws e¥«1lng on the Job 1114 IIMI qaln nut 'l'uolday ennfn&.. September B, prior to I Ngll~ oneellni of the 8 - eqalll, atlon. 'Die BoOIWI will Cllat>, . be fGP the opeidng of foolbiQ r .11011 It ilols meetinc IIIII aU · ln!onsled petiCIII ON urpd Ill. attend. ----- = SttJr Poinu Are ALLSTARS CUbo Beat -tedo By FliED DOWN ...__ "="..':" *' .} (I Phils Lose, but Win, led to tbe bar. 'Ille future chief BoOtlterl Start but Jtllllcl ....W (IUIIIle ocbool at ()ftiJJt. '1breo ,..n Iaior bla Needfq Help u1n1 a rr IDON ...,.. Names of Ja•enilell tro' : ': ~~~~ cte;:~ Western Relerve " It!> 1111111 wu admit-- laiiMr - 4Mtle<' C!OIIIJIIOD a, larp fllltaiJ, ........,_.. IIIII CIJIIIIt U8Jd, P'- Judlt il WIJIII Coullty 5000 ACfes m • Me•gs • Filmed • tp!D. Cactus or seml-eactwl; dahUa, altar arranpment; Puce, repompom, three blooms ad .tm- ltjlous arriJiilllenl suitable cler 2 ~p dah· the bomlil Sun llallolnl. ....,., Uallvwered, bloom; .lllm!JI, In metal - - ulnl .,_ Jarp csclul . Clll!l colcln; Nont llortlonl, modeill bloom; Xlloawba Flill Ul lal!lni, ona bloom: Zllllll•, 1111111 Cbarleltolll 17.118 !ltatloowy. Lob- lantal)', three blooms; Marldoo, Marmet and Winfield tlams gold, _cbrysalllbellm flpe, Clll!l wore on tba IIIII. bloom: Marigold, other < larp Ollie Rmr - W11M R. up variety, one bloom; G!Jidloll, 14, S:IS p. m.; Pepy Downey one aplkt: Celosia, ""'lhld, up 14, &:015 a. m.; Lunp Point one bloom; Celosia, plumetl, down 15, mlclnigbt; Clw'les K. one bloom. up 16, 9:30 p. m.: George Price House Plants - Alrleall riodown 16, S:IO a.m.; C. V. Rar- leta, single, one pot; Africall n.,. up 17, 12:56 a. m.: S. M. violets, doublt, one pot: other Jenks up 17, 3:40 a. m.; Buct- Ooww!ng pllmla, one pot; &. .,. Stall up 17, 4:40 a.m.; eulent, one po~ and olnto, 1111 National down II, 10:10 p. oa.; fSriety, one pot. Sl Marys up 11, 3:40 a.m.; Jomlor Spedmonl- u.rtgo!d Beyou Lorraine clown 18, 3:55 Iarae, one bloom; ZiMil, larp a. m.: llarve!' Jqrclon dolm II, ooe bloom; Gladlolua, one 4:30 a.m.; !iarllett M. down 18, 5:15 a. m.; Titao down 18, 5:40 a.m.; Philip Sporn down ' 19, 4:30 a. m.; Lady Rosemary down 20, 5:20 a. m. John J. Rowe up 21, 1:35 a.m.; A. E. Dyke down 21, 4:50 a.m.; Jerry Bosworth down 21, 6:15 a. Devastation of an estimated m.; Beaver down 23, 7:15pm.; 5,000 acres of land In Meigs Lynn B. up Greenup 7 p. m.; COUD!y througb atrip mlnlnJ was Franklin a. down G,...nup 8:15 cletalletl grapht..,lly In a film p.m.; L. IFieore down Greenup abown to the Pomeroy Lions t :IO p.m.: Alice up Greenup elub Wednesday fellowlnJ a 11:55 a.m.; Oliver Shearer up hmcheon at tho .lotel Martin. Greenup 6:50a.m.; L. w. Sweet Paul Bower, organization dlup Meldahl 6:2$ p.m.; Milly rector of tbe Melp-Gallla )'arm K. down Meldahl IO:IO p.m. Bureau CooperaUve, 1 cueS! of Galllpolls Dam _ Admiral Lion President Jaclc Qorsey, Jonea up 4:45 p.m.: Waller showed the film. He aald the Williamson down 7.25 , m . hrm Bureau made the film . It'· ., John Hood down 10:10 p.m.; to arouse the publlc from ape· George G. down U$ a.m.; Ja- thy to whet bao bappenetl cob G. down 2.24 a m . J s through strip lllflllna Ill Ohio. a m In Illb U!., Sleep - 'I WY2·2.0 36 LAIOI DAY U.S.A.C. AUTO RACES AUTO Seat Covers ... Final Stock Of Drastic Lawn Mowf!rs Clos1 Out Pric01 2~' 2M! ""~' ... ExJHnpleo Rntary Mower · Reg. $59.95, $44.95 ~ ;t;M• 11..--tlflwo ·· r; M: . H&R Firestone .· . 4 ~ . MIDDLEPORl ~· t ,.. •' ' l .......... 0.•~'· ' " . _{'- 1 •<j·" • • . .. _."..! ~J �_... _ "'""' t p' . ' . ' ~'bally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Sept. 5, 1964 Pleuul Valley lhoplta\ Service Held For Mr. Wood SllPT. 3 August 2.4'tlh .. '!'be Past of Magnolia I SOCIAL CALENDAR Miss Edwards Guest of Honor for Bridal Shower Wednesday Evening )ft;. Carol)'ll Sue Edworda, Alkiro. Mro . V. D. idwords " ' - marriage to Larey and Charyl. Mrs. Leo Crow on<l L)'llll Rtline~ will be an event Jonn~er, . MH. J . W. MoMIII' ~ SUnday, ••• guoot of honor ray. Mn. Ben Ntutsllna. Mlu : lot a lhowor Wednndoy even· Shirley Wippel. Mro. Wa)'IIO. ·!In& In tho United Mothodlot Swllher, Mro. W. A. Gibbs, ehurd! parlor, flvon by Mrs. Mro. Maxino Arnold and Mro. iQphJ Offutt and Mn. T. R. Willard Hineo, all of Pomeroy: nCuU111111. Glft.o wore placed on MIS3 Barbera Joneo, Mro. t table with lace cover. George Hackett Sr., Mrs. Jam· " Gamoo were played and pri•· es Weber. Mrs. Tom Scally and eo· awarded to Mr. Allen Etch· Mrs. Francis Anderson, Mid· tnser and Mro. C. Mtlvln Alkire, rlleport; Mios Rosetta Lisle, olllr which tho honored guoot Syracuse; Mrs .. Thw Heines and , opened her many lovely girto. Miss Goldie sar1ent, Hemlock ~. Property Transfers AllJIIT'1'EI). - .I D\IJio lin'> llnltl11c>n, Gt!Upo)ll. Ollie. 1 L h er Ada!lll. w· Promotion at ,...m,, 'I I •e 3 ROOMS E de~dopmenl. 1 • , . • ·liPliiH·.OHII.~eer WILLIS ANTHONY PLUMBING & HEATING __ A ... t -:-:-._......--___.... S·outhern Local GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. f.mtlh presented ! hor topir. "The N;,w Age DeCharleo Colly of Grayoon, Franklo Mumaw, Mrs. tnptr "Arts and I ' mands Much of Us, with scrip- Ky.: Julio Leifheit, W. H. Loll· S. Quick. Mrs. Ben Quloonbor· , the program. -~ Cr<~ffs ... and read' an article Plans were completed ro.r lture taken from Ephesians 4 heit. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Lew· ry, and Mra. Laura Leifheit mith prestdent conf the band to attend and partJCI· Mrs. John Sauvage presented . M d M Ch 1 w·se Syracuao ' ' concemmg the col 1ectwn o . ' IS. r an ra. ar es 1 • S 1 · th b d ;;'iioi>esl t~~ business. session and IglaM In th~ Smithsonian lns1J· I cO~o ~tat:n F:I~IJV~tJe~ IIOpehe pr~ramFtohpllc, ·:~~w Age [Jr., PIUl Smart, VIrginia t~~ _t,SISi pav&S. Mrs . Oh· 1 nie I ep · 08 ew 8!!1 ons. toe, Mr. and Mr.t. Richard \.• 9 and Mn. Hunnel as the 1 1 wh~n !he S~Lllhern Local Band , Durin~ the business session, Rousch, Mr. and Mrs. N. 'IRST corru.mtteP Com· I Attend ing \''erE' Mrs. Hennes· bon.,1ers he.d their regular 131 shut·m cans were report.. White. Dr. Ray Ptekens. Mrs. S.rvico Doy wa" oy. Mr.. Phil \litlliamson, Mrs. ; monthly meeting Aug. 27, at !he ed. An intere•tinB lettrr wos Mulne Burton, Mr. and for, Nq}lember 6. Sm1 :h, Mrs. Jed Webster Sr.,lhJgh schooL read from Esther Laird, a mis- J. w. Weatherby of Mldldloport:ll .Mil• Davlo closed Mrs. Rober, warner, Mrs. C. I There were fourteen members 1sionary !rom Korea. Yearbooks Mro. Emma Williams Mr. and Certified Oil Station . ,ffter. which rr- F. 'fompkms. Mrs Louis Rei- pre&ent. were distributed. 'l'he birthdays Mrs. Clyde ~au Rutland: W. Mtlft St. Ito....., r:e I BAKER FURNITURE I of Pa~:l~V:a~nM~elteir~of~M~a~s~on~,~Wi.~j~~ft~~::!::~ 1 1 wert .ljerved by lhe 1l M\s.~ bel, Mrs. Neu\,llng The and Iben Motare hero nePded o! !he Jrto Band MrsWeese, . RoyalMrs. Thomas, Mrs. - , Lydia Ben Rht>rshach. help mem· alter l of C. B. Capohart, 1 I nex1 mPPiinr will bf' ,,.·lr al the uniforms. Mrs. Luther Friend and Mrs. 1 . homP of Mr!i. Ben Neutzling, The SenJor bund members Willit~m Houdallhelt werr ob- : MaplP Place. h~~~ received new unlform8 and 6en·ed. I I WJ wear them at the first A reading. "Neifo Replies," TWINS BORN Ihome football aame, which will by Miss Marcia Karr closed be Sept. ll. , !he moetlne and refreshments 1 Mr. and' Mrs . Roland Alhrmgtl Thehre wblllll be a dan~e follow· were served to 10 members. INO.nC'\' ,lo CurHII of Meehan· t ~ a aame at the Jr. ifsburg. Iowa, aro announcing high building. Admission will be ' Sept 24 at 8 o'clook. All parenla I the birth of twin sons. one 1!ill eent!l per person . of Jr. and Senior band members Wf'ighing five pound eight oun· Tag day for the band will be are urged to aU"nd ..~~ several "'' ,~lsiflTs At Our ces and lhe other five pound Q( l. 17 · Important issues will be voted , New Location For rmd e\even ounrl"S. on Tuesday , The next meeting will be on. Back To School September I. Grandparents are I ; . . 1 Supplies Mr oncl Mrs. Otho Curtis of .• 1 '~"':; WONDERfUL ':""-'-<!----· IIIli 1 AT Vita-li ·========== 28". ::hr:R a: • fOR SCHOOlTIME 19~ .. J ~~ . -: '4l :;j' " 1 1 I lh) \ SEPT. 7, 1964 Your choice .... 3 of our· . To Our VIgorous lndustrl•l Fo!U . most wanted "c;accents". Reg~ S24.00 ••• -"ow only • To Our •.PLANT STAND, CLOSED LABOR DAY Crtdlt Lifo lno~ro"ce At No lxtra Coot ,altonaI . Truiy thti aeons of 'Earlj( Amorlcon, furniture.. • they'" crolted , throurditlut or ··!f-, 111edtil. mitchod : harcl Maple -"bowline pio" quality. EndurinliY popul1r 11 ' aih ••• and surely tht"'s • plae. In your own homt (end. ~ooit) far ont or morl.of the• trlasut'M. Only o~ct ,,. in • blue moon dots the renowned maker 1ive us 1 · ~~ qutrrtlty to aell at aueh • ' 11Wf·IW.y" ·price. Hucry"5 NEW STYLES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY I • . I • DLT•TOP . ~ • RING TAILE llmlt-3 to a oustoni11 Farmers .. , OHice Worlcert '$1295• -"· '" N•tlon'• • To Our Many . ' ..,, ,. I • i ,;• •tf' •·• ONI MONTH 102 E. Main ' I / NEmER'S BAKERY BAUM . LUMBER CO. 1t . '' ' 1 ·1'' ., •.~· :t,' '· I ( ,, ,~ ,. :.·' . ""*" JEWELER a,, ... - lot ~¥ P!'llc~IOI pr~achilll · 'RESTAURANT ·i:,.:· PD~or. ~'"!; ~:.:·;.!!•'::,~ · ~·· .,c Wedn!lldly. $unday evenlns of tteh JDODtb Mid, • WHk praytr m•«nll Younc PODpleo moeuna. 7::11 p, , . olamblt OloPtlo Worolllp•er- ai fi :30 p, m.: Prayer Meeting, 7:30 p. m. Wednoltlay : Cottap WodnHdoy: Cl!oir pn.ctb. ' GU~ITY · ~IDENOU'R'$ .SU~PLY 21' Ill. • fll:t 1111ch 3undl1 t:U a. m.: 1:30 p. m, Weanasdoy. '"•er IIIQ!lnl lilt Frida• 01 7:ilo p. m. Thuraday. aeGUI.U Sunday Scbaol It •· m.: Youtb ' • ' ,... li!Jt..tlotl ~ • ..,., ,._ "fl ~ _. AI'PLUNCill Sapict ' ' 16 p, Pl. fi)vonlnt Wor· 1!141•• Vulltd Mrothrao lo ooab month. . Roy s. Wlntna. olllcor In cltllp. _,rm•• VII Strtlhn : lldp 7 p, m. eaM liunday, Cbrlst Clllroht Rav. lllilll R, IIIIUI"' Milllfl I Olivo Now- Sun~•Y 10 •. m. llolineai·IJIIIl· w. Moln St. . ........ = C~tor, Oltlo l'b•n• ~~\ ' . ::. -= .... . . . ), llalor Cl!lrcll of C h r It I 1111~•. pallor: Sunday . 8cbeot, ·~ftn, ml'llllonlry peotor: Sun--- . ,. ' . lltblo Scllooii130 • · m. Pruoh· 10 a.m.; Wir1nlo Hqloinler. aupl. Y llchoel, t:30 •· m.: Worship bll 18o30 a, m., fll'SI and Ullnl Chrjotlan l!lndeavor, 7115 p.· .,, 1D<30 a. m.: P"ac1>1n1. Hll p. ,lllatiafo, lolrs. Lyd 0 Chevalier, pr..Wiftt, m.; Prayer service, 7:30 p. m. •1MiaY'I'JIING .IN i.RDIV Alit': Clrt•ton. C1!1ro~, •m••b•n elat!116 tot all. Song ·..... ~. Tllurll!lay. • ' ' i-:t 1!, !load .. ~y llehtxll J•:lf) 1, 111 . t p. m. Proaobtna I illO p, Ill· I 'I'IIIPOfl Pl4illf tUI CIIIIICb• Pom.,oy, O~lo Ralph Cilrl, SIJ]II.; "rtacblnl Mid Week Pray•r 111 lllv· Eugene Ill, 111-n. H• · ":,£, · .,. ioo'lcti, 7:30 p. fll,, r;w 1 Col, p. m. Wed!IIOday; ct1111 Lood· ' illnday WorobiP UD •· m. 1 Surtilay, Sepl. 6da ' YQ~I(~ p. ,t.aymon; Pr•yer meeting, Tues. .... Mrs. Mtzll Hollingar. 7IIIO p, m. tlternllf!y, Sun· I ,day ~. • . , 17 Scllaol l t:ttl 1. m. ond 111:10 i T~keJoC;"lJ!tJ;o ~.C~•..tt congregational Mor•!PJ llor. lllJJJ a.d, m. al ·'' lktbarl VIne_., ; :11 ·~ _' ,''Churgh· suP d 1 y Rov . Met11tl Smlth. t*IIOI:~ 1: ~ y t.: ~ le Study and . . . .• ; ltlnday a. at, Iunday lvbw~. • ~ Puyar Sert'~ by poollr, 9:30 • m.; diehard Fet- Slllitb, IIIP~• ilai'ISholllr, Aut 71:10 p, m. Tutlidlf· Aujna·'l'JM 'ciiurd> Ot' l(o;;·cbolee. · · · ·• · · ' ;• 1u · . lllomm1 WOI'Ihlp llofli '· m.; CDf4ii_ll ~··.t;· •N'.:STOR '' .IY... • ··....pt.~ · WOI'Ih!p, ·IO.Jl, a.m. Proytr IIMIOdPJ' p' "" m ' Thur.. Rev l'lrllC Baplill llltnr........ E11 'I' ~ ,,_, Adv.. llsl Pon> L. 0'''-••• ··~Wednesday . _,. --·---·- -- o«lf.'t · - 7 ID t P.M. ; .. '. ' . . •· . , oro ,.;.;.;_ _., H-~ • . K·u !lily, . ...,,,._, ,__,. TIMtr · roday, t:lt P.~ .... _ •-·.•-. . '""· fi.M.·, • .• . u.~•n• J ) ' .. ' 1!0 10 11-'00 . ..... ' • ' . y, uwwa• • . '1"'1 • • ' llunday St:bool m. sam id ..... _,,. .:'l'l . ft" -~ • · ' ,a.,. op 'l u ....... ' • ab b a!• ,_.._" ........, ~.~. O 'uf •1 • ····-·-· ·-·-· .. ··• .... Olftet HOuts 7 to I PM . . •, . . , ':':',..,~;· • . ""•••••". ,.,_Au Q i"' C ... ~ •r•.''"~~· ,•,, '· .. "'-1 . • , .,_...---,.,.., ~... ' ,"'1 . ' •• ........,., IIIPI.t 1 1a a.m. ....,.,. a.tu~a• .,. •• • "..................11*1 .•""' .t.JI., .u.: •• ~rw~~ ·, , . .· ·-· ·p> m.t _,. JO:-·- ~ ..,. .. ., .,.,dl1' .~..ilic!l·t: l~ ' ' ' , (, iif· "'II worsblp: tolfl p. m. •\'F ~if!r ta.cl1Jo 110 ; ·, m. s.~"""r Praytr ll!lp , f"'VVil'e t, , ~ta·· to:'' ril'!t · t\i ..., J111tlor l'ellelllldpt f p.m. .• 111to .,_, ,_., Gjrl -~ i .uaNrlb. '. Lower Prlcu ., ' . ·. JII:XAU. f?IIUG$ . Wo Fm An Do<toro Preaertptton• 'J;Y 24ellt · Pdmeroy ...,.. ho4' , , -~ ~- - St. Povl's Lutheran Church EBERSBACit' HAitDWARE CO. SWISHER LOHSE . . . & ... '· aftJ' ,1 .. .,.;.tb, .BOWPS Middleport .. pray~r me~~og. 4---:: 'Ill' FOREMAN & 'ABBOn . ' ~aotor: m. 11· ' l'c~ ROY'S FOOD BASKET ,F. J. V. 0:- EDWARDS INSURANCE AGENCY Quaiii:J'-furnlture 10 LIEVING COAL COMPANY WILSON'S LAUNDROMAT CROW'S STEAK HOU$E ' TOY(N & COUNTRY ~gut: -------~". HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE Ilk"" ., J!Oitum Pometoy a;! ' FRANCIS FLORIST and GREENHOUSES OH'O V~LLE~ ~AKI.NG (c~). ~ NEW ·MARGUERITE'S .d.oot 1 TINY'S FOODLAND . ONLY ' . !"' w...- 1 R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. KARR. CONSTRUCTION CO. Merhamesl)urg, and Mr~ . [)oro· Alhaugh of Tipton. Iowa . I Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Curtis ot Pomf'roy and Mr. a.nd Mrs. 1 Norman Fred<!rirk of Tipton, Middleport I Iowa. arP great grandparents. ~ MIDDUPORT wtt. busine~~ r-------_;,;_______ Boosters Plan ~:~~n~~·~·"';~~·~,M~K~·Mrs.Menzel Sm th Mrs. Dale E N <rn· ' the rogram 1 ' 101/IJ ~~~ Ill, ~ IIQIIII ~... Worsbl I 1 Pf'lat It! of DOJ- ~. Ill 4;4mer C\1 FIIIJI'th aad Mail! &~ ~ ' m, UaiiH Prew 1.,_1\0111 bleuinc. are familiar j'lt\,._ !rom Rllcllte a.cme- jllddlepor~· ""· N'lt ...,.., Chlll"iill t1 Cltrtal, ,,.....,, Th~ wailin1 oot., of ltonJ o( /oDiel:lean Olfllo Road. SU!Itfil' Sellool .fllnlster. Sunday Scbool 1:311 Jorr1 Maaton, . . . . I lltlndU rJms 110m. wiU 1111114 ill qt· Stli'llllf ,ltpl, II, lite !lfllll· beeau. of lhtlr GeclUollo ~ put Otr• work firK. L m., 10:311 a. 'a. m. Ar1laJd lllalllrdl, lupt. &lllool ••ID •· m. Clll\ill* IItie IIOIWI tb'liiiCbotlt lll• world IY ~lcPIOI -tn bt Ifviii" Jn , THI ctiUICH roB ALL Sunda" everllng aervlca at llo!'lllal !Vfl'&blp, 10:10 1, at. a. m,; C~riatlao Ende89or, 1:30 Sunday nllht to summon Jewo l!lrtgllal! : , AI.I• • ,HBCH1JRCII p, Ql.: IVId., woniJip ..,.. p, m. Ev111ing Scrvlct, l;ilO p, to lite l .n:itb oOatrV•nct of "May A!milhty God, Father, Tile (l~ur~h h th • n•~ fll'tor "' •nb. 1.. Jl 71~ p. 111. P..wr, TboD> ~onb or God, ML Morlu: m. Rosh Haobenah, the Jewlltll lion and Hbly ~plrtt, <lepnd far I he "Udtnr qf eJIIr• 1:, 014dll. .!.U "eollt8 terv· ReV, lrt M. TU!ba, putar 1 &Ita. fyracuoe Firat Uaited PrfiiiiJ· ne"' year· . upon ygu JTid rtmala Willi·.¥00 att.tr aU rood tltilltl• •kip. It " • ·totot~ begin at 7:30 p, m. dt1 Sc;1JooJ 9:45 1, IIJ.; WorlhiP torian Churob Rev Howard RehgJOus Jews do not greet alway1. A~nH"'· of •Pitltllal ·. ,.luu . llfl'lcl II J, rn. M<l 7:~ p. ·Ill,: Ruppel! Pill_; . 9 .: at WGII> a now year with wild carrytna 001-- Ill 1be UlliJ'. Wlthnt a 1trons okurcb, llf{thet deiiiOC · h Obarcto ol Christ, Pom• PrJYor tllle" · c 7;30 p. m. Tues- :ship lle;..let: 10 a. rn. Sumtay rovoll'y. lt to an ocqaolon ltr slc:•l relonM ~ bf' "ll!t racy atrci,Uisatlon e&l1 • Harrlaonvhlo Road. Eu- ~; Yllllnl Peopll, 7:30 p, m. School. prayor. 10!1 • ...miNlhon and YlhOIP COIII1CII. 1111 U. S, Cllb· allrflff. There an fwr Unilanrood. llllldllll'. Bl· friday, rededication Ill the servtce of , oUc hlmreil3' ltlo IU~ wund ...,.ona •hy evfi"Y Plfltll ahou.ld •tllcllool IiilO . , m\1 Mom!OI God and ·"'""· ·~ ~~~~ UJe of .i~l~Us~J in piat:e '' "' ~nd Mt'tleet rerul•rly 'fW~Ip 10::10 a, IIJ.; !>'ODin Federated Cl!urcll, PomeroJ, The namo o! the bellday Lltift In thf ldminlllriUtll 'of •nd npport th• ,P,u. . . ThtY •r e: (1) WDnbltl ftiO p. Ill.; Rfttrt ft~ Bradlord, QurU or Cllrlot, Rev. H. Perrin, putar; t:<>m•• !rom Hebrew worda ' all aacrllilen\3 and gcraiM!Iofor !WI fWJ1 - ~~-••· (:!• Bible ~chool Su~t N, 3. lmbC>leo, pastor; Hoatw Clrl ltJuto, Supt.: S u • 417 meantns "head of the year." tals, beCinnlllf iapt. u. .. )'er ltll et 1ldnn'1 ' fo.,.st, SUpt.: llblt lellool lohool, loll o, m.: Wtr•lt.lll l<ccordln& to traditioo, the first The ma11 if 110i akted .~y Mkl, tl, Forth•nke tfh~ lliOinMUIIolty and UB Clilll'"'" •~•·n F 1:30 a. 01.1 MOI'Illnl Worablp, hour 10 :IO I . m. Roah Haohanah "" tho doy of U,ls o..Oer. Use of t;J>&II$h 'In nation. {f) For th• 11 ... ...... ll •, Sa~ lOlSO •· m.; Evening Worshi:;~. creatinn. the ruu billa until uke gl till ehllf'Ob lt~elf, "hieh IWIIQ ~. ~~ !:,110 •· m.1 Worabtp 7 p, m. Wtdotoday, 7 p. m. rtrsl Bapllsl Cll-•, Mttdleo In ancient lora I. a eru<lo Nov. 211. Tho sacramento .,_ his 11_,1 and ~~ttotl!-\ oe. flces "'"'"• 7:30 p. m. Bible Study. port, Rev. Dooald Beolll, OD tru'1'pet fashioned from a i elude Bapl!lm, Con!lrmlllll!, rial fiiiPOrt. Plau W /' 111 w ·chureh nru- ,..;~ CbUrclt., Ule Nuarue Pom- r ...dom Goopol Mlllolo• ... toro Sunday Scoc>W t:11 •. m., I ram's horn (in Hebrew. a I Penanc,, . E&trfiiJe UDCii.... !arb od rud TOIAf 11'0 1\tV C) de .,_;__ lban . Stlvorov!U Road· ~ J Fred lloffm811, Supt.: lO:lS a. "aho!or" I woo bl~wn (II warn on<l Mefrlmony. SaeranMtllals ilbl• da.i ly, I' 0 y, ' Y ·-·..,n, • • • 111. Worlltlp Strv!co; BYP G p. of d'nler· The ~II'Winl of the include b~s and"-..,<pastor: Sunday School 9:30 a. Grlfllth, paotor: Ro1er WI~ m.; Evening Worship, 7130 p, ahofor In Roah Haohanah ,.,.,. tlono tJJ v.ru... lypta. - , •I m.; Mormn&. Wor1hlp 10:30 a. lord, ~pt.: Sunday Sobeol 10 m.; Wed. 7:30 p. m. Prayer ices has the same symbolic s•g- A brand. - ..,..., 111.; .NY!'~ ~U p. m, l!lvtn!ng '3om., Ev:Qitlfetlq ~rv1ea, 7• meetiQg; 8:10 p. m. Wrd., choir n!Qcance. It Ia an alorm to currloulum wUI ~ m!rodtlood ., ., . =~:' p. m. ~~a~ e r ~. ;: ~~~;yar lll8° 1"1• 7:30 praetlce. aw1ken man !rom spiritual tor. Sunday tStpt. I) IJt. .'1.000 •I s. ·10 P· m. urs ay. J' y, POT, a :~ummon to make peace Methodist chure!hee aCI"'JW the .' l'rtt Mellltlilll VDarel! ioU~ lletbol EUB ~b b MWdllport l'lnl Ut!lllotl ,,_ wlth God. i nau011 • el Cliff, RoY. R. Eugen'e Gill, ltov, Euatne E, Emtr n ~yt.orlan Clttlrcb, IIIIP. Howord Roah Husbenah marks the ' The new curricul1111> lnc!JJ<f.. pastor•. Sunday ScbOQJ t:30 a. tor. SUndiY WOI'Ship 7 ,~ ~. ,:. R"f""lt, paotar: Suodoy labaol be'mnm& of 10 day, of peni· '\ study boob, story pajjtr>. m.; Phil Wise, supl: Morning and 9,30 a. m. altemetel . SuJ> t.. a.m. Mro. Rodney Slulll', l.etleo and ~eyer, commonly rea.choro' guidao IIIII otbor m•· wortiblp )0:30 a, m.· Youtb day So!tool 10·30 Y supt.. 10.30 a.m. Worsltlp: ltd known •• Th• Hllh !Wiy terlalll for all .... Irma nil'.. Sorv14-'U 7 p. m.: ~llllellstic 1, 30 •· m. ~~ mN~nd p. m. YF: Wed. 1:30 Junior Day,." The sacred Jeaoon end• I ery throu&h tilth B<IMii• 7:30 9. m, Mid • Week B:lhr Supt Bible S~d •: Chair: 7 p. m. Senior Choir. Sept. 18 With lhe olls~rvance o! , "We dtn'l want to rear a prayer ..rvtce, 7:!0 p. m. Wed. proy~r ..,.;,Ice led b/ pa~:r. rroo Will Bapllil Cltttrcll, Yom Kippur, ~~e solemn '·Day 1 generatioo with pat llttlo ~; 1swers for 7:30 p. m. 'fhuraday. Rutland, Pastor, R•v. p 8 u 1 of Atonement. queation• no ~ on• Hysell Raa Free Melhotllot, Taylor; S~nday lichool, 10 1 , 111, .. . -. ·~ yks," oa1d J;)r. l't~S'oh. "!!•· I~=; E, Smltll, Sr., paotor: Lottrtdgt EVB CBareh, an. Guy Priddy, Supt.; Preac~ln& Bened1clo del omlnopotentl.o, tller, Methodl.lll al'<i ·COI!cern~ I! School 9:30 a. ~·· Wor- Eugene Emoroon, paotor, SUQ• service, 7:30 p. m.: Prayer !Of' patrii et !1111 et spiritu ••nctu, help· ~hild- lhJOk . deeply llllllly, Supt., Morain& Wtll'· day Scbeol, 16 a, m., RuMII viouo, ';30 p. m. WJldpesdiY· tle•cendlt ouper te et maneat apd to lo.>l< illal'\)ly mto . th• •· m. You~ Sarvtce, Archer, Supt. Sunday worshl~ J'orlla!ld Melbodlol Cburdl, semper. Amen." 1 gospel of JL'S~ Cllrlot and it' Evan.., . m... 11 .. m, Blblo Study ond .....,. Arthur Stilt, pastor. aunduy Those Latin words, which I ' rolevanc• lor I~Y~ ~y:: m:; Praylll' 111011· tr Hrv!ct led bY Millard CQe, School UO to 10:30 • · m., Har. .. ·, ... . ing. 7.3Q P· m, 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. , old G. Roullh, Supt. : Kenneth Wlldlltl$daY. Prayer meettns; iJQ!: 19•ifl ,1· m. lit!llda.Y ,kh;iQI. PoBitoooltl Aooombly, Roote 1 McLe«<, Aii'l. Supt. Service& 6;30 p. Ill,. WadJ)esday, Senior Sl/nday 1' p, m. Vnung People's 124, Bev. Paul E. Jones, pastor. Ro£1; Sprlnco Melllodlst, 11. ovory Sunday "'enm&. IOboll' Pract1ce: 3:30 p. lll: Tu,. ~gtoo, 7;:10 7· m. Salvf!Jon With th.e h.ope it ll!ill, in. •ome measure, fa•ter aml help Sunday School 10 •· m.1 Wor- R. Card, paotor : S~nday School bterprtiO lilUB Cl!ureb, Rew. dll,l', Junior Chmr Practtce. !lll'etillgt 'fburi<lat, I !e ~ \..1· 1 sarv!eeo 7130 p, m. Sun- t:30 a. m.; Worship service, MenztJI Smith, pastor. WorohiP BetlllebeDI Bapljll d!arcll, Itlif.i HoQ)e P· Ill, Prp tnln that wh.ich good In family and community life, thi• feuIY~ ~~~~'id~ ~ ;,and~ l'riday. 7·30 P· m.: l'r'YF 6:30 p, Pl.: aervict t:30 •· m.; Sunday Great Bend• Rov. c, L. O't:\11> .cljis..s: T.SO P· m. t!l~te. ~tu·~· ture is Bpon.sort>d bv the firms and organization• B o1 Christ, wscs Tuesday lo30 p. m.: Pray· School, !OJiJO a. m. Youtll oor, Robert Lewis, sup!. I Other s.rvte.. Art Marcum, minister: Bible or and Bible IIndy, Wed. 7:30 lowahtp 1:10 p, m.: Soya and 9:!0 a. m. Morning. worohip by annooncaii!OIIt. . . who•e name• appPar below. Scbaol .ond r.tomin& Worobip, p. m. Glrlo Fellowship, 6:30 p, lll·i al)d Sunday School: 7 p. m. l!:v· Tho Cbor.. "' lhe Nau•.... ~--------------- 110:30 a. m.: Chrlotlan Endeav. Evenin1 s8rvice 7:30 p. m., 2nd ening oarvlce: Tburttday, 7:30 Chester, Ray E. Wvno. Pi'!"' · or, ij p, m.; Evenin& Worsblp, Raclnt Ma..a,llot Church, and lth Sundays: Vouth Cboir, p, m. Prayer , meeting. •Munday School 9:30 ai. m.; .t.~orn· p. m. H. L. McDaniel, Plltor. Sun- 6:30 p, m. Wodnetlday. Prayer 8yracase Metllodfot C'-ch, 11>8 Worship II a. m.: IIIYPS l>lo;dom Hall ol Jebovah's day School 9 :30 a, m.: Preach- M•etinJ, 7:30 p. m. Wellntaday. Dr. Ltster L. Rouah pastor: f:4$ p, m. ; ~venin• $ervtce . WltneSiao: Publlo m"lllll· Sun- ln8 10::10 a, m.; MYF I P· m.: Hollh Mllbodlal Cburcb, M, MorniJtg WO!'IIliP s~rvi~ 9 a.m. 7:30p. m.; Midweek Prayer ,ser· day 3 p. m.; Watchtower •tudy Praytr and lllblo Study, "30 p. E. Oowson, pastor: Cbur~h Dana Winebrewr, Supt. ID o. vtce, 7:30 p m We!lnesdlV , . 4 ?· m.: Blblo study Tuesday, m, Wadn•llday, School, g:!Ml a. m.; Loa Smttb, m. Sundoy chool: VF Wod1111 .. l Groc• JIPI"'olll'l Cl<of~h. Member F'!'D WY 2·2ll60 .........llfi. JA••·~In l!t, WY 2·2644 Greenhouse WY 2·340Z I p.m.: Servica,JtleeUng, 7 p. Aotlqalty Baptist Cburcl lltlo. Su?t. : Moming Worship, !0:30 day ''30 p. m., Mrs. M.ooro, IP,q!11or•y. Tile Rev. Richard. H. m. Thursday: Ministry school, day. liehool at 10 e. m. Prayer J.IJI.: Jr, MYF 6 to 7 p. m, dlr<K!tor. OMcial Boar4 metf,-1Martin, ~ector. Sanday - .Mor· meotlllg 11tU<'.day 7:30 p , m. SundaY OYfning with Dalt and Ina, first Monday alU!h llll!ntll ntng Pre~t• "'fllli'tm!M .. I~.:w 8 p, '11, 'l'llui'ICIJy. Dao•lUe_ PUJrlm Hollae,., IP. Flrsl BoPIIal Cbtlrl!b, Pama• Dot 2weartneen. tndero, &r. at 7:30 p. m. Holy Commun· ,a.m. ('.offae hqu~ , lol!owtrg,. ~stabllohed In 1904 0. Langsville, OhiO), Rev. 0. H. roy. Rev, Rolpb illtebor: 9:30 MYF 1 p, m., Jean Slllilll. COijn· 1011 each quamr •• atllllllltl<o<i .l ~Iter· Cb.U&' ol 6od. ll~v. ( ''Tate someone To Church 1\11 Week" Wellt Columbia. W. Va, Cif,, pastor; Suntlay Scllool, 9:30 to li:IS a. m. worship service '"loro WSCS, 2nd Monday of WSCS ft"t Wecjnesday of eliCh Gllbert 8penw, po!f.rit ''SUnil•• Middleport Ph. Mo1o• SP ~·1!1113 L Ill, Robert Grate, SupL Wor- and •tudy. Nuraory and Junior '"eh month at 7190 ~· m.; lift- IJIOn.th. School 9:!6 a. m . Mom~ ildr· sii!P tervic• at 10;3: a, m.; Pil· church for children. trnoon Circle, 4th Thurjday at Minersville Molbadlst dltll'<b I~'hip 11 o. 'ln. Pr';'Or Meet in~. gnm.Youth. 6:45 p. m.: Evan· S p. Ill.: Claos 12, 3rd IVednes· Dr. L•ster L. Roush, pastor: ' 7:311 P· nt. 'l'lltWoa~jo. ·fouhg pllsUc service, 7:30 p. m. Mid· ~tart l'alls Utlltlll Brelhrea day at 8 p. m.: Church Admin· Vtctor Brown, Church Sdtood People's ~lvite Ptljby ! •10 Week Pray" and Praise, Wed· sU::h, Rev. J~mes Morrison : lstratlon, 2nd Wednesday, 7 p. Suptrlntendonl. 10 a. m. Ofllc. l p. DOlllii:-DABT-DODGE TRUCKS qlfiday, 7:10p.m. . Y Sch~l U!l•· m., Tom m.: ChPlr proctice, 7 p, m, ,tal Board IDIO.UDJ .,.;h quartar i ii!U. lloll!oriiH ttilii'4i,''4r· Middleport, Ohio 0 Middleport Middle I Ch b I h N ;,'.. rrto, supt., A•• t. Supt. Htr· Wodneoday. unleoJ oUterwtse called. Holy IIIIIJ.r Stitt. PIIUII'· . llultdlll por ore o I e az. .,.rt Roush. Prtacllinl liiundiYI . . Communion oaeh quarter ao .,. ._. , : ""'""'" · lltlret:to, Rev. Clyde J. Bartlett. 10:30 a. m.; Alternate evenin . St. Jobtl'o Catbell• MII>IODt oouncod . Scll.ool '" · a. l!b ""'" -~r. I Sunday School9:30 a, m.· Morn: worship at NO p m. f 11 near Guysville !Dutch Ridge): · 6upt.; Sm\i;l~y 'll'llrslJIII, ·li '1i.h• lng Worohlp 10:30 s. m.; NVPS or mt~~~tinr Thurs.,' 8 .;: mray- Rev. Gtorge R. Shipman, pao· Syroru" Cburcb .olllte Neza· 1 Mas1111 ~J Cb~''f"l;;lttijt, YOUni Poopla, ti:4> p. m.: Evan· tor, Sunday Mall 1D:90 a, m.: "'l!e, Wtlllnm t:. Thorpe, pastil)'. , ilill~ Street. IVoeill·~e~ : tv•Bt X,ln St. Pomeroy Coin Operated fAundry 6 Dry Cl11nln1 geUstlc. me•llng 7:30 p. m.: At/red Melllotllot Cburcb, H~ly Day ol Obh1atlon 6:30 a. 1 $unday Sehooi9:3U a. m.: Mont· I $~ . ~illl~. ~'¥.!1Y _!P. #.(' m., Prayer m..t'lll, Wed, 7:9(1 p,IJI, Rev. Peurl C~oto, pastor. Sun· m.: Conlllslon, 'I• ~our bofore ing worahip IO.:W a. m. Mo!]lng WMiJIIII> ~'T'l!l,: Pomero1 -.,ort llwi Chore~ ol four Chol" 117 W. Main Naeml Baptist Church: sua. day School at 9:3Q a. fll., Char· Ma8S. 1 Syracose E.U.B. Clntreb, Pool Bi&te Study 7!.'10' !1. JaN\'01inei> dlt! School t;30 '· m.: w0,.. los Taylor; Sup~. Worship Serv· Loar ....Y ol Lorolto Mloslon ' i. Sollera, Pfllior, do¥, . . ~ Jhlp II a. m.: Prayer service, tees. at I0.45 a. m., Lloyd l.on& Bottom, Rev. Geors• R. 9:30 a. m. Sundty SclloOI. 11e11 _Jiitlit.IJdY ~IW!:L Chr,;(J. 7 p, m. Woilneoday. ! Dtllmger, lay-leader. Worlhip Shipman, administrator. Sunday Quiaenberry, Supt.; 10:30 a. a. Bible Stm'Mt g'3!F,-~11111411 Crti'IIOnleT Baptlol CbllfChl ' services Sunday at I p. m. with Ml" 8•311 a. m., eat.; Holy Days Morning Wors~Jp service, lsi , 10:3°_ •· m.. Y· ll. BrJI•! · Builders I< Bulldlne SuppHeo llitterl ol Good llrotd Sunday School t·30 a.m.; Morn- the Rev. Casto: Tuold;ly even· Ill Obli&aUon. 7 p, m. and Srd Sundays 01 the tiXlllfjJ; SuB; ~l.' ~l')i~st: Chntor, Ohlo Ph, gll5·2001 , inl Worship 10:15 m. mg, Momborohtp and l!:vangel· RaUoad Church ot God, Rev. 7:3fl p. m. EV<IIIiOI Eva~· B~ illiii¥... 7<JO...lldlt0tl Rf ~.w.vo. 1 Radltlld Flrsl lopltal Cttu111b I "m M..tlng. Wodnooday at Jo~n SmallwOOd. paolllr: .SundaJ tic Service 2nd IIJ(I fib Spu- nW>e, Ieider. Sunday Scltrol1:30 a.m. Preach- 7 ' 45 p. m. Prayer sorvieo&. 'School 10 •· m.: Evongolletlo day ol BETHANY _ Pomeroy ~ llj '"' NlU· 111M Sunday 2:10 p. m. 1 Tbe Unllod Methodist cburcb Iservice 7 p. m.: Young Poapll ,, 30 a. m. Mornit!J worSI!jp: ......... iunday SCh~l. 9:30 " ll&r!'leoavQlo Presbytorloo, Pomoroy. Rov. Melvin 1<\ktre, Endeavor 7 p. m. Wednesday; 10:30 a. m Sur.day School, Illy· m.; lilor'rllJ2I If~ 1.0:15 • ) Rev. John Davies, pistor: Wol' pallor. Sunday School·, t ·t5 a. Pr,yor rneotin1 7 p. m. Satu"' the Tbein, ~pt.: 1:110 ~,, m. m. Eve!lille W<lillhlfa, .1 ~· m Tile lend Aret'l L.ru1t N•w lupeormarktt Jervice t:30 a. m.; SundaJ m., l.eo Crew, Supt. Leo Vau. day, Youth Fellowship. CARMEL - Pr~r -fiiJ; ·1• p. Ill . ~~~~ Chest~r, Oblu Mlddlopon Ohio IISchool 10:110 1, m, shan, Ass't. Su~t. Divint .wor- Cbnltf Methotllal Churok: 9:30 a. m. Sunday 8o!lo<JL' Wty• ~· · Cl?~ I!; .~~""'· P"' '\ · · · 'lila PaH<oolll Charcb, Mid· ahtp 10 ·30 ' · m. Sermon 'Sm- I' R. Card. Plllor: Wor • b I P qe Rouah Supt · 10·110 a 111 1«. clltport, Sc~lb 3rd ~vo.: Sunday fuln011 o! Idola~.". MOndJy, service at 1 a. m.; Sunday Morning Wol'llhlp, 2Jtd and ~ 1111-W~ Methodist Cluorrb Scltool\0 a. m.: Sunday evoatn1 7 . p, m. Tht Commtll,llton• meet. licbool 10 a. m.: WSCS, tst , Sunday of the MOIIth; e p. •· '_flli't ~~ ioooda) WALLA~E, "aneailllle ""'leo, 7:30 p. •· Mi P· m. Cllatl'lb Olfiolal 'l'bonday t11 mant)l: 8oord1 Evenln& Eva01eUsdc - · fidl!lol. Uf a. ~··• C... \Ooll' Bul~va lfotehto Jolto It Ierne. Wodftetday 'Bibla Study 7:110 p, llolrd moot•. TueJJCiJy, 7:10 P· mooting, lrd Wedhe!lllov of lat and lrd SundaY of _,u., 1, liupt, ~<108 fi•••Y OJI,et• 111.: SlturdJ; nlghl Prayer and m.. Woman'• Society of 11111nth: MYF last two SundJys l lyracnso Misll4no, .... I!M'I IDtJ. . .; lt·lo.tii~OJ 1111 N. So<o•d Mldillii!Orl Worsblp 7•10 p, m.. Putor, Rev. Chrlshan Service meeting. month. ICuster, pastor· Strvk!ll ...~ ·Mff!llt I6NII!M''sl •. L, Blrrtll. llattu~ UIIIIOdlll Cbaro- MI. lllrmoo U1tllltl ...tl!roe Wodnaday and Friday . eYl!ning ?W'ch. s!::ur t &itt. Pa~• . . \ 11111111l41 Cllarob tilt• NIIO<- Carl Horrtng, pastor; Morning in Christ: R•• Garrabrant, paa- lat 7:30 p, m. SU -. mir!,;;' .:DRIVE·I~N ' ' tot: ljwldap Scllool 8!30 a, m.; IJOrshlp 10:3(1 a. m.: Cburgh ~r: Sunday :!obool 9:30 a. m.: Mt. UIIIOa F.lf,B. 0.111'011, , rre . .JI! .. . ay 1~ ~· Mornlnl Wor.)llp. 10:45 a. m. Scbuol 9:80 a. 111 . WS(JB !It'll , •· m.: Alto"' Rev. Reory :, -ley, ll 10 30 I. llaln l l ~ J , ,. . . • l:!'anpllllUe servtet 7.4S ?· m. Tuesday and lnd Thursday af IULte and CbriiUou SundJY Sebool 9:45 •· 1'«1 "B ry , y · ,· Pomaro1 110 I. Soeond Midweek praur lft'Vtce, 7:41 p. aoch month: Family Ni&ht lui &ndtnor, 1::JD p. m. llunday; Sllrkay, Supt.; Preach~ng, 7:~ FIRST u The Martin Restaurant 1 Wailing Ram's Horn 89~d8 • In Synagogues on Sunday •u.•· Mrs. Grtmm Hostess when . WSCS M 1 """ • I'• r• . 1 11 MASON ~the • . AM~ JU, JOUIII ll•iiJ will . . . Ml tht ....,. fwl-. illc rf (l)lrlttlll' feliDQal' and ....,_. w.U,.W,., Uttt eon~~~ .M IM''lnt' Gtf ilwl HH Chi&Rb. T""' wUl D. better Jlttltl,. bttttr bon ... _ . . .tt.llaM wur· '299 8 Sh k y a espeare Club Wednesday . World of Religion ;. New Furniture Luncheon Held Dally lenUnol,~Pomeroy-Mld«Jeport, 0., stpt. C, ttM,.i .-·t =- : : ' :'·Is Them f wblt. clnarcll..U•ItiM. Mr. bnM mar 4IY4oJ Wa okkwt: fM tund -ra~"'' or routll ~.... .;tre JDar tN !t~r' in nH tf th. IIIII' .,.,.l..UtN f!llt WO!IIffl,.. tft.lt ... to.,.. .. Wh· TM clllldrtp '41'111 Mt.ilt illf"" illto Sondf, lkhool ~ tu"'f. te \hfl• ........."'*' ..J Sentinel Church News· rnakillf fllendt, 111 jomiq hi 11\IPJ Wft1.lt.. aces - / w. CULAND'S T.V. ...rCh urc. h RenewaI . . ,_ l SALEs-sERVIa Vanadium Firm \tilt S. tMlf ftnlt Sunday bro <Mlr elutrtiL Very MP thtr'll be ( T.V. & RADIO '"' .,., , '"'*· ... "'"Ill""' ., - I •"d IIIIP tihaoll 1-* ~ Cfzew J~O: Mr.. ~~! Burton, Pt. ~~~ ~ Marpret Lee Glrrllon, Jl!dfalo: Elmer Mt:CoUwn, Terry Ontolol', Pt. PIIIMDtl Mro. Temple P)>tlllan Sisters will Hobart Wlti1Mldl. Lae Hulbert, Buffalo. maot Thunday ooonlna at the Funeral mvl..o for Leo Olt· Donald s. Jllllty bomt of Ml"i. Delbert Eioel· oy WOIICI of Syl'IC\111 l'ere held eora BJR'nl - Mr. and Mrs. Ottlllldenour, MII'Y tilt Matheny, LeoQ, I 10ft. stein. at tho Rtl'llnso.COats Funerol Soulier, Oocar Be ••1 N f h 1 Homo In Middleport f<ug . 24. Brap, Blain• Newell, Adda t•~ o. 62 o t e nrema· Newell, Margaret Pickens VII!Ce, Cert. of TriJI!I. 1\ u 1tiona! Order of Job'o Dough· Tho oervlce wa't conducted Brown, Waite~ Bro'!Jl, Cbarl•s land. ' tero will meet Thursday at by the Rev. David Fields Jr., Pickens, Patncla Ptckens, ~IV Sybil Eberlbaeb CGirl Btr· 7:30 p. m. at the Pomeroy ;.!a. o! New Haven, W. Va.: mill· omi Picken~, Wanda Mereclilh, tha Fo•, -clee., to 'oatil)' 'i!wtei, aonlc Temple. A school of In- tary rltoo were performed by Paul Meredttb, Wilma Buckle)', .!II 110,.1 Rutland structlon will be conducted by F.,_ney-Bennett Poat of The Vlrc!l Buckley, Elm~ Bailey, Daisy Swick to 'uoward Gar· Mrs. Eva Fculk of Morlotto, l<merlcan Leflon o! Middleport. Amos Bailey, Esta Gwllawn 1o man Lizzie Gertllan 110 acreo paot arand guardian ond Ro- Taldng part wore Sam Clork. W. va ., Pulp and Paper Co., llu~ ' ' : Refreshments were served by Grove; Mrs . Don Grueser and bert Arnold or Belpre. Charley Clark, Bill Batlirt, Paul MAliK ~ '!!IlNSON 80 acres, OUve. ~~-~;.·................,• .., 1111 bellti!IJeS from a table with Kim ond Jody, Mlnenvllle: and ' RALPH H. LUSHER \, WillWalter L)'IICh,B1111ce. Jacob s~PT. 4 . Thomas, Thoren and Paul Ltvlo caacl, Exec., Art- MOTOROLA--• whit. Unen cover and centered Mr!l. Jeck Paua:h, Mason, w. The Federated Circle wll_l Pallbearer• we- John Hall Twenty moltb-Gld Mark go~' Caool, doc., ro CorabeDe live abranch candelabra US ffiS •• Croigsville, . Roblaaoo, 100 of Mr. 1 ad . ·With loppeda witll bride 81ld groom, Va sponsor a rummage oa I• Frl · and Vernon Hall of Ia a c:ryotal bowl filled with Sondln& &lit• were Mrs. Phil· day and Saturday In the build· W. Va.: .John Nlcholoon, Nicky Mro. John Roblnoon, Chicago, Ruloell, James S. Ruolll!,_lots, Slllsbury, Pomeroy. ' pink and blue flowero . Small lp Werry, ~Iss Mar&arel Hand- I formerly OC()Uplod by Duke Nicholson and Leon Nicholson died Tlnlrodly momllll at .blue plastic umbrella encircled ley, Mrs. Kermit Walton, Mrs Cloonol'tl on Court St. A bake of Enterprize. w. Va.; and Ray the Chll4.....1 Mtmorlll HooI R. Nea~· Mona Lte Neal, lh bowl Russell Moore, Mrs. Cleland salt will be held on Saturday. Sparks o! Rutland. pltal, Cllleqo. sa .. lvlf• In- Charles W. Neal, Flol'tiiCe R. :· ' ~ttendi"l were Mrs. Gerald' Hines, Mr. and ,Mrs. Denvor I SEPT. I I The. deeeaood '' survived by oln<ll hlo Mr. • n d Neal to Donald A. Gosney, Ruth :Wildermuth, Mrs. A. R. Knllht, Thomas, Mrs. 1\Jiham ~~~~;:: The Middleport Band Boost· ' hlo wtfe Suzte of Syraeuoe. throe Ml'tl. Joha ~naon: two olo- Gosney, Lot, Middleport. .Mn. W. p, Locbery, Mrs. T. A. er, Mr. and Mrs. J~"'~les Le- GRAHAM STATION. W VA. ers will hold a recori hop ?n oons. L.. 0. Jr .. of Rutland, ton, Cfady aad Deborah oad Kato M. Milia to Jam•• F. .lllnm!e, Mrs. Elcltlnaer, Mrs. hie. Mr and Mrs .ha Eu ene - Ralph H. Lusher ha. been Saturday evenin& at the Mtd· French D. and Glen R. of co- , • brolber, Jobn, Jr.; IJ'IInd· Alexandr, 59.4~ acres, LebanWY 24tH ~ , ~~r, Mr. and Mrs . I romoted to Asslstant Su erin- dleport Municipal Park from lumbua, two daughf.t!;rl, Mrt. I parentl, Mr. llld Mrs. E. r. 101 I, Moln St, - .........., Milch. Mr. and Mrs. Charles I pl d I f ~. 0 ptl 3 to 11 p m with the Jays Pat Ro.. of France and Mrl. Roblason, Pomeroy, and Mrs. on. Bert G. vance, dec. to Glenn ~ -~ - -- ·=-- ':' 0 f C0 lu b . '1 d Mr• John en en o rumace pera ono, , . E SIll n•-b ...... VIr lnl B ITorrell, Spenm. "r . an . r, ha PI t v dl PI t as emcees. ugene p "'' m Ill, COlt, .... m..... g ...... Mr . and Mrs. George ! .ro m an· ana um an 11 grandchildren and one bro- Rl will be Ia Rlobmoad, Va. Haines. M1ss Linda Chapman. Man~:;.er. Carl 0 · AdleJ announc· There wili be an icP cream ther Clell Wood of Bidwell. saturday mDI1llDI· 0 Mrs . Harry P Smith. Mrs. ~ack 1 ed t a~. social, sponsored by Raclne CallinS at thl!!l home, funeral '· DevotiOnS Robson. Mrs. Mary B. Hemes Lusher joined Vanadium In · Firemen Auxiliary Saturdoy, home, and !rom out of town · · and Miss Barbara Logan. July 1953 as 0 Metallurgical Sept. 5, beside t1te Raelne Home attending tho service• were Mr. Clelandr Return .~·aui•t RtneWI Rls Church," I Trainee. Tn 1954 , he was pro· Bank startlns: at 6 p.m. Any- and Mrs. John Holcomb and ~ the tople of the program 1mot •d to Aasistant Foreman, one roquesttne Ice cream may Jane of Huntington, W.Va.: Mr. From Sordh.we't tod' by Mrs. Eldon ' Production, and later transferr· call WI 9-3293 or WI 9-2213. and Mro. Bill Wlltlama, Mr. d M R0 ' Cl 1 d ONLY " at the mooting of the •.ct to the Shipping Depart· . and Mrs. William L. WOIICI. Mr. ~r. an rs. e an of tbe Enterprise EUB 1 Iment In November 1956. he I . SEl- I. 6 and Mrs. T. Shepherd Jr., Mrs. an .. son, Vernon return~ ho!ll.e f30.00 o.,._Batonco "' Qnuoeli Tueoday evening at the ! I was promoted to MetallurgiSt The Offtcla~ Board of Heath Gene Sims ol Columbu•: Ken· TUesday, arter a w~ek s VIS!! ConmllontT·~ of Mri. Sollm Blaze· I dJ ,· A . 1 1 Methodist Chrch will meet ny Nleholson Jerry Nlcholoon at Klleen, Texas, wtt.h their 196 1 'i!ei. Laaloy St. ~;nnt u~:tallu"~gl:.. D'lr~~~s ~~e Sunday, Sept. 6, at 7:3ti p. m. of Aliquippa, 'Pa .: Mr . and Mrs. son and daughter-in-taw, Mr. " '"Group · •• "Oh M I . h h b Plans will be dlscu11od concern· Alton L Thompoon Ellen Jean and Mrs. Jerry Cleland and ll~ , as·1 1 h h . past seven years, e as een · th 1 ian 1 g ion · · ' f ·1 M Cll • 11 1tatl 11....1na: o1 · ~ Let Me Wal~ With Thee," ' A one o'clock lunr eon a1 1 e engaged In allov production mg e annua P n n '"" Jeffry and Mike of Buchanan, ami y. r. e """ on. FURNITURE CO. . maetlrig. tj:ach mem-ITown and Country Restaurant proC<'"e' and for the church calendar. W. Va.: Mr. and Mrs. Robert ed at Camp Hood, Texas. MASON, W. VA. ....;~· ~· :P.resented a ro!':l' to , pre~.('(led the meeting of t he , tusher is a graduate or Mnr· ' SEPT. Hl RUe of St. Albans. W. Va.: Mr. They traveled 2'100 mUes JtJ:;t¥.1', froJ;n _Mils Genevieve Sto· Pomeroy Shakespeare club· shall University with a B. S. · The first meeting of the Xl and Mrs. John Slack of Mil· going by way of Kentucky, Ten'ba¥t, reinindln&: the group of •Wednesday afternoon degree in Chemistry. He did I Gamma Mu chapter o· ttle Be· waukee, Wis.! Mr. John N'lch· neasee 11nd Ark•nsa• and - - - - = = =--=-. ·. the abundance or rtnwer~ Ill I graduate worK at Duke Univer- ta Sigma Phi chapter will bf olson Sr. . turned by way of ArkanSMI, . The purpose of I Following di~ner the ~roup ' sify. Prior to jr~lning Vnnedl· Tuesday, Septernber 10, at 7:30 1 John Nicho~son Jr., Mr. Missouri, 111inois, Indiana and .was to center think- ~ adjourned to the party room ~ urn. he was employed by the p.m. at the Ohio Power oHices. M~s. Leon Nachalaon of Entl!!lr- Ohi, . They apent Monday pray.,r . o.fl ' ttul Puerto for th~ regular meeting,. with HPrcu\es Powder Company al'l All members are un1ed to pr1ze. W. Va.: Mr. and Mr1. in Columbua w:th Mr 1. good meal and happy atthe Domm1can chul'('hr-s Mrs T. A. Hennessy . pres1dent, a Chemist. Ralph served ln the attend. Frank Duba of Logan. W. Va.; Cleland. ~~n which they are part· l in chargt. The meetmg opened TJ. s Navy during World War Mr. and Mrs. Ruben Nicholson 1----....C..-----mosphere w h e n old ilfrv~~ as evangel.ical with the Lord's Pruyer in uni- IT wi1h the rank or Lleutenar... i • • of Berghab:; Mr. and Mr11. C1ell . ~ and me'l1hcrs ·esponded to , Mr and Mrs. Lusher and 1 IS i Wood of Bidwell: Mrs. Vll'lll Va., Rex Garrison of Point friends meet ... .. that's on thfOomm~ran . rotl ca ll with B famous pam1- ~hree children resldt- at 49 1 !Cross .. 1. E. Fenderbasch. Mr. Pleasant .. W. Vp. ; Mrs. There's nothing Ilk• a Republic was read by Mrs. lng. New, year books were dis- Grape Street. Gallipolis. They I and Mrs. Ira Galloway. C. J. Davlo Jr... Mrs. Harry and a letter trlbuied. are both active '" civic and 1 Davis of Gallipolis: Mr. and Edith Hood or Mlnersvll· what we have btre. .' rtllnf \ht Dominican •od . d churclt ncllvltles His hobbles eefS Mro. John Hoi!, Mr. and Mrs. . Mrs. Alva Crosa, Mrs Eber ·• Ucal' etlurcb today by The clu'Q recti\ an a war i are go lf and ral~lng tobacco ~ . I Vernon HaU, Donru~. Bucky, Pu:!kens, Mrs. Pat Pattenon, e -~i_J)n%abtth pavlo. An offer· ' from CARE for 100 per cent while his wile, Marla, enjoy; 1 Mrs. Melvin Gnmm was hos· and Johnny of Crtllgsvllle, w. Mr. and Mrs. WOIIdrow T. •"!!lg 'ifll taken while the group lparliclpallon In the literacy P'"' l tnslructing in Russian. betng an itess to !he WSCS of the I<•· Va.: Mr. and Mro. Euaene Zwlllmg Mrs. l<da Slack Don· 'll!ft~I.'"Whlit" A Friend we1g.am.hIt was voted to subscnbe hd , d f th bury Methodt•l Church Wednes· Wood of Vinton· Mrs Emogene na Pholpa Mro Mar1aret Cot· . ! , cl b , a.ecomp11s e s,u en 1 o E.' , d h ' · ' · Hor-11 Mlddlepert, O. Ha "rJI 'Jes'os," after which " I I!H' t e c u .11 oman ma ga· llangua e. ay evening at er home 1n Spaulding o! Cheshire; Mr. trill, Mr. and Mrs. Robert louto 7 ·''M of DOH! Ana, a g1r1 con· I zme. A commumcaUnn was read g Syracuse. lnd Mrs. Raymond Fields, Mn. den, Mr. and Mrl. Morri!l Har- - . . . . . -- . - - - - - - -..-~,, ·1:\-.Jrlied "bl!eauao lhe woo jlven fro , th• District president . con- I The mee!lng, In charge of Dexrer Ervin, Mrs. Birdie den, Hallie Robortaon, PetAl .:~'rNew Td\Oment. woo read by I cern•lli !hll dl•tnc! .neettng, to ' Mrs. William Elchlnser, pml· Roush. Mr. 6ft!n Weaver. Mril. Dully, Mn. Earl Cuot.or, Mr. ~··hils. ·'I)Drl Hu..,..l. • be held m Gallipolis, Septern· l 1dent. open.ct wtth devotions by Lu!erna Weaver, Mro. David , and Mrs. A. H. Durst, Mr. and i!<!li]S!Uro reading from Ro-~1ber 29 CflV/fleSaf , Mrs Allee Capeharl, usmg as Field• of Now Haven. W.Va. Mrs. Richard Roush, Mlu Clara Clllel1 a,._. ~.,.. ' (1 ufHlNG H ,OUSE . ' E. . M.;,l uo .. , Tllur~J; ':~. ~, ~· ,(.fJtihq. :~'1 ~· },' ... !'·f ' ~-• ~~ 7•• ., ' . '( '. . . ...... • Ill· ·--•--•P'Iil!!'lllll"''~ ~ ., •' · �.... I AutoS. ... WANT AD 2S=- INFOIMAJJON IIIII I DR. Pomeroy Motor Co. ·~ ~QUALm P~ - ...... ... ----.. .--~.... ~. -... . . _.....--......-.....-.-Q.•,... _..:____ ;:__________.;..,:;:...;;.;.;:;...;..,J;_...,_.,.,..,.....,_.,.,.~•.,.......~:r.t.=-.....-~:!!!!il:~ • ' LOW PRiCED v.- 'nlr- ' DON'T IUY que - Powoll'l · Radio FUglil, omd beator. S.rvk:o Statiall. •!P-Ile , . Rambler World suodonl ol Compaet EJ"ceDence Bl& ear room, ride aDd per• formlliK't. Small ear . ,, Television Revue ANY USED CAR or tRUCK UNTil YOU SHOP AT .. eeouom~ aad m...,erablllly See Metropolltau MOIOI'I E. Meln Streel, Pomeroy Pboae WY Wl7t 4 22 tfc Pomeroy Motor Co. REASONS: OPEN EVES. 7:110 P.M POMEROY, OHIO PHONE WY 2-2157 II 16' Trotwood Camt~ing Tral'\er, i like new . Contact Eugene I Gherke . 200 Sanders Drivt, !:::::;::=======: LOst s 3p Ga!Upolis. •nd found .. _ TWO SURGE milking pails. rnJD fol' 1J .. C!...U lemOII teet. . . CHU' .-1 11n!l• IUfnletiOD ....... I - bulk milk tank, 100 gaL 9 S Stp LOST - Bq of JaUDdry on Rl. Phooe WI ij.:J443. fllllltltm.. LiMo... .."'.. a.tabUU124 ~een Jackson and RaDOta..o.... .Saturday evenins Aug- i NOW R~An' me1un.::~, . . POMEROY - 6 - room frame DEALER WANTED: GoDd liP' ........, ' ~n•• $1. oo bu hrlf!.8 ust 19. Pleast. cal! Jackson 1 toes corn . .Je elJ' house with bath, forced hot ening in Middleport and Pom.. -~ collect. 9 1 3tp ~- cont.!HDt'Ni an - dptck you~u air heating, full basemen\ eroy, sen Rawleigh Products, .. Clarence Proffitt, VI S-""". with recreation room, garage Year around steady work, good '-'"""!""'======•- ' · 8 J Ue and breezeway. Excellently profits, or write Rawleigh, Notice located Jot near the new hos· DepL OH-M0-111, Freepor~ 1964 HONDA motorcycle 150, pital. FHA financing availIU. B 31 tfc --600 m11ea, like new. Ca!V WY lfEXICAN tomatoes. William z.2511 ofter 4:30 p.m. - 6 • room Businen Services '- · H. &lmes, Syracuse. 8 1 3tc :· 8 28 tfc frame house with two porch- PHOTO Copying Service. Copes basement, and large lot. ies made of legal papers. FREE USE of our Carpel ~ice reduced to $2200 .00. birth records and almost r Shampnoer with purclwe ol Try and duplicate it. other docwnents. Also lanliJI. Bluf' Lustre shampoo. Baker mGHWAY FRONTAGE ting in plastic, film to preFurniture Middleport. serve your valuable papers. • 9l&tc 212.5 ft. on U. ~· ~3 outside : corporation lumts. A g Reuter Insurauc:e, Pomeruy location for your future home 9 4 tfc '' HYBRID" Red wiggler red or buy for investment. Only , G N n Bur ' · k only! $1 00 11200110 PIANO TUNIN . ewma i worms !tlus wee · Mldd1 t WY 2-6248 por J\10 . John 'Mohler, Lead- BUSINESs LOCATIO"! - Two dette, epor · • ing Creek Rd ., Middleport, brick buildings o-n M a 1 n · 9 3 UOtc Ohio. Phone WY 2<1103 Street with approximat.ly m B!n.LDOZER aDd baclt·boe end9 I 3tp foot frontage. Excellent loader. Ponds, basemeoll, BURTON · 1 lion for 8 service busmess. ditching. P.M. Cowdery, CbosMEXJCAN tomatoes. William Has 60 foot width runnmg ter. 8-12ap -.::I=--- - ~~~RsVILLE ~'::::::::::::::====l: ·- ~ e RECONDITIONED USED CARS AND TRUCKS e LIFETIME GUARANTEE PLAN 1963 FORD ~ )jt~~:::::::::·l H. Hobnes, Syracuse 8 28 Uc .&.utTNINI!':D Com....... 8ert1ct ;;....... , _, , _ • Coaloc:l A. c. BRADFORD _ . _ Ollie 8 -If I U t ======:::~~=~~ .~;,=:.,~'.ost yoor opero. lr ·~ caD WY ' - Big Freezer Sale IJittc All SiN• • Sale Priced hlsoll'anee been 1 street to street with 2 extra buildings. Prict>d right. c. c. CUCKLER, REALTOR . BOX 1211 WY %-3838 9 4 3tc e USED BUYS e 21 cu ft Fritlld•rt Chest 5115 Frtfler -- - It Cll ft Cheti Freeter $100 9 cu ft HotHint 165 R.triDtrator · - - - & ROOM house for sale. Im· mediate possession. Call SH 9 3 3tc HOUSE AND roof painting. fte. M ACRE farm for ~ · e in Rut- pair .. work. tree trimming. 2-4834. and bath. bouse. land Township. n SH 2· Reasonable prices. Call%1 VI 314tp St. Middleport. IS eu It Un/•• 'Jp•lthl $lOCI 4&34. 3 3tc 2100. ' - --·-Hotel. o-"'"" 11 12 cu ft CI"Otllev •_•_"_'...,..,; ONE ACRE LAND, located _.:-O, McCOY: AUCI'IUNEER, cu -,. -Frlahilf'• SSO Rt. 124; 1(, miles from Fork· Chester. Ohio. .3 Z3 Ue lefrlg.retor --ed Run Lake. Drilled water Flr...tone Wringer W~th•$so well natural gas, equipped I EXPERIENCED Uftlc;--A;m.M.tri"W••h•r S75 for 'trailer hook-up. C a L1 Pomeroy Landmark Reedsville, Ohio, 66H255, af·, 1963 SCOUT PICKUP ~ Door 2 tone treeD finish. · - 1958 Dodge - . - · . •695 4 Door Sedan Va. Autorni.Ue trans. Power deerint ud w~n Low Mlleare. One local owner and heater. 1960 CHEVROLET 3/4 TON PICKUP 1957 Dodge · •495 t V$. Door Sedan - New Flntsh. Clean •nd Jolid Automatic trans .. Radio lnd beater. i951hoodge - - - •300 SPECIAL! 4 Door Sedan VB. Automatic trona. Radio and heater. :;orne body damage. 1953 INTERNATIONAl 2 ton Dump _ eN- Flnlah S495 Only 1957 Ford - - - heater. • •250 Tudor Sedan VB. Auto. trans. Radio 1957 Oldsmobile - -•495 2 Door Hard Top. P9wer steertna, radio and beater, 2 ton• tnd blue. 1961 RAMBLER CUSTOM 400 4 Dr. Sedan. Push button drive, radio and beater. Real nice . $195 1956 Plymouth • • 4 Door Sedan VB. Automatie trass. Radio and heater. One - $395 1961 CHEVROLET 2 DR. SEDAN -- , e cylinder. Standard tranl. R&H, oue loeaJ owner ••say, Pop, how about an advance on my allowance to tide ma over between advance•?" 32,000 actual mlles. Showroom clean. one local owner. II'I niee · SEE THESE AND MANY MORE R. H. Sons Co. Dodge-Dodge Dart-lancer c.,...,. Mtr ter 6 p. m. 9 2 6tp METROPOLITAN MOTORS RADIATOR SERVICE From tbe lu'Relt truek or ouUdcner racllltor 10 tmallen beater tho con. WY 2-3170 BLAETTNAR'S Pomeroy,O. S. Second & Mill St. Middleport ALL OUT lU'V .BQZIITVl 7:45 Word & festimon7 7:•· Newa 8·01} I :Oii 8: U1 8:U 1:08 Musloal Cloot 7:11 Word & 1Wilmon1 Oblo V~ NOII'a World, NaUonaJ N"'" Sports We11lllr ......... 8 ~ Mlllk!al C10C!t 8·-- Communi!} NtWI 1:00 Talk ot tbo Towa 9'11 MIIOII Count} NeWI 10:1111 Famt!J WorshJp Hour 10 PubUc s.n·~co 10 ' ~~ , lUI lfOHd Nawo u:to Il:t = MUb1!11 Mtlodler f· :l:'w..., II,. I\IDI'Ii N- II :ill MMt\0 Corlllr llnl u II Codllltlnl1r Nelli U .tl Local NIWI 12 r, Marltett · Mid Day ltoatiJw L2 Ill U ciQ Evam BulletiD Baird u:& Nowo o Gramoo u:a o\al'k!Uiture Aceat U=• CollatiJ 0o Roomd !:It Newo Beat 2:1111 Cowllr)o Qo llamd Ul Nowo Beat Mld-·WI1 MB- 1:00 Oblo Vall_, NeWI 1:111 World, Nltlonal Naill 1:10 8poll'll T1lrl11 I :U We1111tr Ptelurw B:II Mllah!al Cloclt I: 55 NeWI 1:110 MUSical Clock ·•=• sane a •...,. 1'lntt f :G ll!amJ4o Worablp Hour D:OO !11111 u:• lllP Ne"' Belli ·. 111!11001 10:11 ~two Bit ~ ~~.. J'tolnmo 12:GO Ntwa lloandqp 11:20 BtaUotlll Board ll:lli Ntn 0 Onu111 D: iO Sllurd&J Mllllllet s:oo SoturdaJ MB- 1:115 N~ Beat 1:00 Saturday Mlltlneo 1:115 Ne~t~ Beat 1:55 1:00 4:10 5:00 &l NeiQ Beat Dlae!Jt,r wltb Dou .Top fiD ..... N- • · - " 5:15 Public: Service . ,30 ..... le I:OC ' . n.1oa..,.,. LIFE lilVIilN Y.INC( WQT- PROOF &I ORKOW• TP!IVO&;TQPI.-1& rCIOYV• Boaoaczy PRoolLW LOG 4:111 lnlerchluJao MONDA t TBIIIIIJGB FRIDAY 5:110 Cbmmun1ty NeWI . f'DO ~ On, Muoi..U Cloet 5:115 World, Nalklllal NIWI 1:30 NIWI Headllael ' lt15 Si>nlll«bt Gil lporll 8:33 MtlllooJ Cloct S:ZS Weather 7:00 Be Sllll & Kno<. 5:30 Sunset Blvd. 7:03 Newo 1:110 Slgto Ofl 7:118 MIISical Cloclt SATURDAY 7:31. Newa .Htldlineo 1:110 Sip On, Mua!eal Clock 7:32 MIISicaJ Clock 7:00 Be Stlli • Know as a,...,_ so ...... AW C0!711.A.tlll ~ PltiiBIII\VJlll lT.-Lii:QNAIII)O illoo I I - - -:-W::-:-:-:M:-::P:-::0-R·a-d-=-io IIONDAT 1'111111 I'RID.t.l l:oo 91gu .. No111 l:tl Sa<:red a-t l:ao Counlr)' Jlllllborea 1:311 Farm Nowo 1:16 Paul Bowora l:lo Me1p Ct Agr. k 1:00 NoWI · f:ll l'iuy'o Chapel 1:31. Nelli 7:a Plct""' llard1vare .('futi.-Tbun.) - -~ - - I;Gt Sip On l:tl Country lfullc nme 1:10 ~ JIDiboreo 1:15 loom Sltl'lllil 7:05 BrtUfut l'lrly f:ll Jonoo Bulrk Show •=• 001>11 Life 18:31 Millie Ill Tbe All' 10:41 'lbla It llllllc II:~ Top TID !how lUll Top TID Sbolt (DultOM) 12:00 12:Ui d:31 1:00 Noon Nel\Po ~ •-~- 1:4l Ilei!J Nowtoo " _,...,, . U:OO MlJdstarW ~ l .lll \11\ap at IIHiiJ!a 1·1, 16 Coun111 DrUten M•W I: .!II Bible lpeab .. Yotl U: II MISOD C1. o\gr. l£xt.Tue 11:011 VOice ol ~ u.ll 11..1.c. ~ht U;U hllllly l\ln!'!Dll>-'111un. Ill. 1'!Dra Country 11ymna 1J ofl Noon Report U:311 Ooeuler"l Guo1t Stor-Frl. IZ:A Mllile Jut Yau t:Ja · e~a..m.r show-rue.. t:IO Local NOWI ror t•M low~ - . . 1>1111 News 7:.30 Sip Ofl Lln'LI ORPHAN AMNII 10:15 Tbe 1:50 N,,. Report Musical Interlude l :lll Break!aor Party Rei>. Morlia Teeb I: 10 Roy'1 food Basket Plattw Pari!> 1:311 Van P'trlct< Sport.t f:oO SUndown lortnallo 1:40 Beker Fullllture-Wed-Frl 1:311 Slgu 011 1:. Open House . • INIIA\' Ntw~ f:o& Slgto On Ul Oolllt W1tb Janet 7:30 Ci'" Hour M~l PAI~CF -"Hill! AND SLATS 10:3i waa~~. ~ to Ptople U:OO SWxtay Sloow IJ:OO NOIMI Newt IJ: II Cbrtstlalt Hour d ,.aJ llitr. 6lorUb 1'eetl 1:1111 llllb> ONbatn 1:111 Lotllfta Hour 1:011 1'110 Cllurdt ~I ~ort I:DO COUIItry IIJmn 'l'ilnen 5, SO Wotld Ill R..lew 1:011 loptlst Hour loGO Slgu Ofl >UJR 60YFRIEND 15 ... !A&T NAME ... WHAT 1e- rT aew Dex-a-diet tal> I~:A_CiiE~r~ea~d~y~.~brl~ng~~~-: ·lie. Stark Pbarm-IJ .......en. Webster Fruit Farm, S.IUOip 'rPif WJEH RADIO USE TWE .&Q:;;;--~ JcWUFU j W'Y 2-2111 J•ek "'URE TO 1960 RAMBLER SUPER 4 DR. SEDAN ~0j, ~~"iJ'="li;;;;--llt A.utom~tie 19S8 Dodge - • • •395 , Door Sedan ...... 1fa·Automatic trans. Heater, 2 tone blue. 1957 Dodge • •395 1 Door Station va. Automatic traw . Radio 18.000 mlle•. Like new Jn evel'J way 1 S.263~lddlei'Orl Hard brakes radio and beater. Enilne overhauled. 2 tone blue. TON PICKUP eMorlon Hoist e 10Ft. Bod •745 1959 Ford • I Door StaUon w.,on VB. Auto. trono. Radio ond bettor. 1959 Rambler - • •645 Door SedUt, 1 c,:l. Automatic tra01. 1958 Oldsmobile - •595 Top. Aulomotlc tnna. Radio ortd heater. , 2 Door 1958 Plymouth - - •295 " Door Sedan VB. tram. &ldio and heater. 1958 Dodge • -•595 4 Sedaa - V8. Automatlc: trans. Radio and heater. .t eLOW DOWN PAYMENT e ON THE SPOT BANK FINANCING AVAILABLE For Sele ' METROPOLITAN MOTORS - Bottom, Ohlo, 8 i ... . ~~~.r f\p.'' " I : ! r 'YES. ~S PAINT"WIU. �• ·. .' • , • ~CE BIRTH Iend has .I FamiliesCome • hd For B1rt ay o brothtr Harold Dalo , Mr• .and Mrs. Harold E. Mar· and a sister Shirley Gall. Grandl(n Hosack St. Columbus, 1 parents are Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mrs. ~ the blrtll of a Hendrick. and Mr. and B. ~iilchw, born on August 23. 0 . Martin all of Columbus. j little miss is Debbie Sue Great grandparents are Mr. and 18 t:::~====~:~,:-JI Mn. 1 TONIGHT ers· honorary sor1et~ , mf't at the home of· Maxine Wingett on Septt-mber !st. fra nces Rob· erts and Elma Louks reported or~ the Crt-<.~1 Lakes Regional thru WED . WALT DtSNEY ·s "'THE MOON SPINNERS" . ('l'eehn il'utorl ~,a., l4Uls, Eh \\-al lach. P-eter McEnerv .Joan Urt•f'n Wood. CARTOONS THURSDAY thru SAT . ' hpt. 10·11 ·12 , "TOM JONES" •, · · <Tecbnico lor ) IIbert Finney, Suss:mah York. ,Rugh Gr iffith, Oamt'tdltlll· ~ant . .. , I no. •ttondlni 11to Pl;m ~ were m<~dt' fur a Found· ~ ... • ~·''I'' ~ .,:. . rll·l'',lll''l';:i~;: ~~ ', '·'·i Iii ::l~l,~·i·l~~~: . ,~il ~:rl'i~, .~·ri./ ~~ lir' 1·! MUSICAL GROU P COMING - TheM elody Four Quartet from Parkersburg, W. Ya.. will presen t a musk a! program lor the Home<!oming at the Alfred '<IPthodist Church, ou Sunday, Sept. 2oth. They will present a half-hour rrom 11 ·11:30 A.M. The n, after dinner, beginning promptly at 1:30, they will p re'ient anoth er hour of song and music. •"- 1 - THE SHOE BOX MIDDLEPORT, 0 . VOL XVI 1 1 ' " - - - - - -- - Catalina Sportswear (IN KNITS) DRESSES - SKIRTS SUITS - SLACKS SWEATERS. Eacb .co.l ton cup float~ in its own "sea" of nylon and uncovo1 ed Lycra Spandex, Each side fils separately, perfectly . . . . . col\forms to daily changing measurements. Marvelous design Idea for the woman who looks for com• Elberfelds In Pomeroy DRESSES Half SlzH 14112·24Vi Once apia OW' D&tioo OG hooon AmericaA Labor, the- and ,.~ wbo Ita"" rooa:ibuted 110 muda ·~ the prog..,.. &lid prmreritv olthe United Slllll!l oE ' ' .Pomeroy National Bank Member Foclorol R...rvo Syat..., Member Focloral Deposit lnauranct Corporotlon \. ol ' / I i• -,;:,:- 63 Ford Galaxie 4door. ~: ;.~ :..:;31·,.:1sl99S he~ and w~lt! sld~~~ Ur~,t·: ;' : , . V·B standard tranunllllon, radio, • . 1 I ' v.a automatle lraiiJmlsaion, power brak~. f I I , white llldewall tires, beautiful white llltertor. Show• real care. NOW ONLY- $395 . ' ' · - , (!Y.t r ·• ' ·. • steertqg, radio, · heater, wltli -11Ja!cbing.. ifeen . (inish ,. · · • ...:wh"I ·Dri~• ' ' !· i:;~ . '' I ' . '. -..,. .' i ·~' . ,,., ' · 56. JEEP : ·• j"• . MIDDLEPORT, 0. ·, :/MOlQR:SALlS. Servin& Meigs County for over IKl yean POMIROY- RUTLAND -•... ' ' ' SANDWICH . • • ! ·· dr~,·Wagoll L.sl:S9S 60 Chevrolet I . CHECK THESE · 57 CHRYSLER ,_. 5,5 · ht1ft'~lit 4 DOOR -St1tlori . We Pay 3% lntere•t On Savini• &lton Favors Federal Based 1\ledieare Plan '8' atandard transmi,sion, belle with beige il!tetltir, 4 br3J)d ,new white sidewall tlre.s. Lookl and ruiiJ like llew . ·· · '· . . '-': . • ,....,.N. !Ike ' 59 Chevrolet Bel Air 2door s •.,.., ~~~~ Apwjqt. ( • • j . '' 'f'I '/f '-.-, :}-. ., • / SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1964 PRIQ AVE CEN1I ' Democratic-in the Senate. He said. "Such praise L}'ldon, cited specific measures, ending Johnson has heaped on no man with the repeated refrain , "but publicly since Bobby Baker.w not Sen. Goldwater.• He said tbat Johnson and Almo At O.mocrats H,mpbrey claim peraoaa1 and In his speech today, MHier party unity, "And yot, when did the same. Only thi~ time have any two men HtabUsbed Humphrey and-to a Jesser ex· records so completely opposed? tent - President Johnson were And when, hu Ill)' party had on the receiving end. to adopt aueh lltrtn&ent meas· "This Is the man who, ac· -ureo as loyalty oatbo ju.st 1<1 ~ to Lyndon J ohnson, create a facade of unity?" FROM THE ·PAST -:-. As_plans are bein~ made for the Labor Day Parade in Pomeroy next Monday, memor_'· of Labor Day acliVIlles m past years stir m the memories of older residents. This photo was taken dul'ing a I ~~~leslDay ,Parade m the 1910·11 era when horses and wagons were the way busm esses advertised during II . ThiS particular shot Is a pho_lo ?l the Ewmg General Store wagon. Seated in the front with a whip in IS Walter Vaughn and at hiS Side Sits Thomas Hood. Behind them al'e Bill Watkins, left and Frank Will who is still In t~e merchandising business, now with Downie and Gross. In the back is Glenroy Ewing who i; : now In semi-retirement from the storo_ busi[JeSS, and _Raylllo nd Ho~~- ---- - - - - --- - - - - . - - _· - - -- . 0 f the w· eek Busmess ~- ~ H. R. Holter Notes ~A Alllllalln Miller noted tllat HumphroJ was a founder of the Amerl· cans for llomocratic Action tADA) and is still Ita Yice chairman. He ebarged tho ADA "'"questionably the most in- Of Minersville o·Ies Fri'day I;,~~~~lalc:~!:.:~ti: ~ subvert and transform our IOV· Funeral services for Hans~n ·, ernment Into I lorelgn social· R Holter, 72, who d>ed at h~ 1 iatic totaU~ • ••• _home at Rt. 1, Mtner~ville, Fn1 vice· presi· day at 10:30 p.m., wlll be held dent f .' -~· for "Do.;·· ' ·.w~·I-......, .. ' ~ , Sh o•rn ~ Jl(is La·r.-g·n D·,·srp.lay.'S I[/ ~~:y :t.: ~~~~f't!h~~:~! :::~~;~.::8;n~::v: cem~tery. ' . Red China : .. wllich ad•oMlhtary rftl!a wlll be conduct· [catea the ldmiJsiOII of Red ed by the Drew Webster Post China to the United Nations , , . No. 39, American Legion at the which advocates removal of gra_veside ~ith Commander Guy the travel ban 10 that Chi~ Gwnther m charge_ Communists can come travel RIO DE JANEIRO oue pa;ues backed their through the jungle 125 nurth of •here today In the Ill ~ lllll'Vlvora among 19 persons abo&M a Brazilian airliner that etashed Friday. ' Thus f'V1 Loere have been no reporta Of Amer)cans the d~ plane. The jet • prop VIIICOIIII~ operated by Brazll's Vasp· airline, was 011 tbo ..., here .from tile provincial . capital of Vltotia, on the I!08lll north of Rio, when It _e::::~ j and bunted In lite New c Ia Mountainl. '8' standard transmission, beautiful green with matchlne green !ntl!rtor, new white sidewall tires. A real mileage maker, STEAK HOUSE Moaday, S<ttf.temher 7th - • • - .....,.._dQIP, . . . . . Mr. Holter was a 61 Chevrolet 2door Crow's . r1 D Headquarters for Warner'i Foundation Garments, Bras and :Lingerie I LOCKPORT, N, Y. (UPIJ- Rep. William E. Miller, ft. N.Y., form ally open~d his 50-state campaign for the viet preSidency today w1th a free-wheeling attack on his De· moc~allc counterpart, Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey. Mtller, w1th GOP presidential nominee Barry M. Goldwater at his side, spoke before a hometown crowd celebrating "Bill Miller day" at the fairgrounds of this west. ern New York city , The congressman's speech was almost a parody of Humphrey's acceptance speech before the Democratic National Convention at Atlantic City, N. J ., last month. In that speech, Humphrey 1 claimed that Goldwater waa makes nur President feel out of step with most of his rot- strengthened just by beillg at leagues-both Republican and his side at aU times," Mlltor . v·a·'-c.'-r ·,··c' . . prQCe,SSI,•on Of Death 1.S Misa Carolyn Sue Edwards and Mr. Larry Lynn Heines to be held at the United Methndlst church, Sunday at 2:30 p. m. w;th the Rev. C. Melvin Alkire officiating. A ha~ hour of nuptial music will be presented beglrufing at 2 p.•n. .• -'l ....... .,.,_,., Miller Swings Heavy Blows At Humphrey _.: ., .- , Vaught, Charleston Heights, W. Va.; and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Vaught and chtldren ol Char· leston, W. Va, The group held a family picnic Sunday. LABOR DAY 1964 AHR CLOTHIERS Ualled LOWEST PRICES RIGHT NOW I Sl•cks-Suits-Throws Robe In A Bog BLOUSES - Substation is Broken into By Thieves p ' a DrHt Coato-Skirlo J•ckats-Sweaters BRITISH LADY I Day ' speech." ~~lj, .c. wit~ .~~t. ~.· ~ .ln. a-~~~·-~.~ ~~~~n •========='""•1 Pendleton enttt},,)~,, y tt\ I make all t~e Fall fashion headlines POMEROY -MIDDLEPORT, OHIO SANTIAGO, Chile (UP!) Chrlstlao Democrat Eduardo Frel Friday was elected preol· dent of lhls copper-ricll, nau .... del•atlng Salvador Allendti• bid to become the first Manlll to come to power In a free olectloo In LaUo America, "America can sleep peaceful; I) tonight-Eduardo Fret bas won," a Christian spokesman told a audience. · Tbe United Slalol bad boped lor Frel'i victory, · even though be piau 1<1 mOYe Cllllek llle left ODd eiOI'<ise air >nt conlrol over U.S. coppel lnl<roats. Foo Rasala and Whll\! House Pr... ·s:~:~ Ge'l(lt E. Reedy told n that ~~~ om not callins '!"ID!lllgn trip, He II going to Detroll to delivet a Labor W&\'itiii ~ .. a., '-t '> l!ING.,ORF. _;_ PoHeo !Ired and lear gu today to lr-.k ap ta~l rlo\lng between Malt)'J 1!1<1. Chinese In Slngapol'f. part of the Malayalan fed· el'aiiOII thrqlened by IndonesIa. Aulborltles reported 1 h a t nl.,. pe.,.... have been killed and fl Injured In flghtlng Iince Wedneit:IIJy. 'QJey IBid 1110 perliOIIS, most of lh1111 members of secret soci,Hoa, rtoters or curfew break· trl, have bAen arrested dur- Commaoi.C adn.J, wllo hopo 1111 !he violence. ed Cuba'o Fldr caolro would get a olroa1 aUy ID Lalln A· W.lSIIINGTON _ Fresldeot merlca, II wu a defeat, Jobnsot: "ill add,-.sa a Lahor Allende Coneedeo Day raDJ 1.1 Delrolt Monday Allende, candl·ta!c of the Comwhat elthor may or may not be munlals and.Soctalisb, conceded lhe twmal openlntl of his several hours after the ~on Cf~palgn. closed. 1'1)~ Wblt£ House "We have to recognize that Frldiy lite Preaident wnuld fly results ..., , · dverse," he 1o Detroit Monday for a live bls followers at !he headhour 1r1p that will Include an quartera of the PopuiBI Action adtlre¥ et ,a Codll!ae Square Front F'IIAP. "We know how rjlly IJXIlllbrod by the Wayne to ~~n and we know how Counly AfLCJO. lose:, \ it hal ·been lradiUonal since W1th 126 ot the '172 electoral th~ days of Franklin D. Roose- dlatr1cts olllclall~ reported, Frel lor Democratic presldenl253,'152 votea 1<1 Allende's Ia!. '18ndldates to open theli A ~ candidate, the eafi!p818ns with a Abor . party s Julio Durau, ran ~ Jn the auto , . Bu With 33,1118. "-i:===:::::.....,: ""iiiiiiii:iiiii:........::::::......................... • DftiOied 'l'• l'1le fllleMU tJI 'l'1w Meier-Muon .4ree NO. 122 ~ .. ma rried on August 8. 1914 at , ter, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Frank, Thursday. , Gh•l..l, W. Va ., by the Rev. An· Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mora, Two special eventl ~ . 1, The oIf'1ce o1 the I BIsse . derson Boggs. They are the par- Mr. and Mrs. Chares uocpu ty place this month at. the Chur! ents of four chi ldren. Mn:. Ar- . and sons:, Iva Singer, Dwight in Middleport will be ches of Christ in .llt:tstian Un· ' th· 1r (0pall Barr, James W. !Bisse ll. elm;ed from September 4 to ion of the Gallia Zone 11re Edison, and Delmar H o II on.l M d M El 0 Lon of September 11 while Freddie nouncdaed. th h .. d h"ld d r. an rs. s n g Houda!!helt, Deputy Registrar F'ri Y at 7:30 p. rn ., e J'hc:v ave H ~rand ch_l1d ren anA, New Haven, W. Va., Mr. and C.\1 . Youth Rally will be helld ll . :seven ~ reat gnm c 1 ren. M v· t H nd f lly is "'" vacation. h ld 1 rs. 1c or yse11 a am , M a d Mrs Paul Smart at the church when youth .1 · . . fa mJ Y plcmc was e a noon. i M d Mrs. Ra lPh Parker ' r. n . -ll,ll'clles ll te·' .th . r. an lhet·r familles, Mr. and attend from various ~· 'h h d 1 e orne wa s ecora u WI M d M Ov w Mr · Th · 1 rs. an e11 s, . Mrs. George Hackett, Jr. and m 111e zone. e main even h 1 r. an t f fl T 0 ar~ange men s owers . e and Mrs. George Genheimer, the evening will be a relreshment table was attrac-1 d M d M 1 h 1 b Ictiild.ren , Dennis, Bill, Rose · a nd Ll'nda , and from Mexico, the Rev . . m . wh'1le cover an d cen ter- ant dr . dan ght rs.. o n am · Mane, · Me1ame t1ve er an au er f(i with an arrangement o( yel - 1 . · and Mrs. Ma"n1nr Kl oes lo Versallqu, who speaks low flowers with fold candles 1 The hooored guests reeeived fami IY, Lo n,· Ken t , and Iilii• English. He will bavo Glrover II .del. rt ttended th an interpreter the Ftev. on either side. A l!rystal punch Ia number of nice gl t's , and Mrs .~ :~~~~rt Ml 1epo , a e · held sWl-- Blankenship, a missionary f amIt Y rP.uruon bow ' was on one end of the ta- , Hollon wore a dress and yelble and a large decora ted cake ! low rosebud rnrsage the gifts at Worthington. erlntendent of the (.'hurches febe< 1 of Christ in Christian Union. \l on the other . 1 of her children. There were four Mr. and Mrs. Vernon ~ · .L-ean n A special invitation has been fam1·1 y, J...ICnnis, Rerreshments or cake, ice generations p: ~nt including, cream , punch and mints were I Mrs. E. R. Hollon, daughter, Dallas and Duane, were extended to the youth. but aU ~ to persons are welcome. Th UT3UB;Y served to Mr. and Mrs. Everett Mrs. Barr, iranddaughter 1 Mrs. Rhodes and Mr. and Mn. John Margaret McDaniel and great the Ohio State FAir. Beginnlng Sept. 7 through Casto of Ripley, W. Ja.; Mr. granddaughter, Joyce McDan- Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sept. 12• 8 youth revival wlll '[ h It d hte F ~•dl take place at the Hartford, W. , and Mrs. Lester Casto, grand- iel, ·also Shirley Sinclair and , s e , aug r, rev e I va. churcll of Christ In christ· [ W. daughter, Angela. ashelt and ~ra nddaughters 1son Mike of Charleston, j Va.; Mr. and Mr... Kenneth ise and Becky Plac~. left tndov I ian Unlon camp1rounds. The I Sinclair and daughter Angela , Ch C "I tor Albion, New York, for~ RU . Rebert Jones, an out- ' . ester .ounc• , . .th th d gh d otartdJn· g apeakor from PortsMr. and Mrs. Delmar Hollon tt WJ e1r au ter an and l'amlly, Mr. and trs. J•m- D. of A., Meet. in-law and lamily, tho Rev. mouth, will deliver the mes""os j es W. Hollon and family, Mr. Chester Council Daughters of · Mrs. Ronald· Place and at a P- m D.S.T. . and Mrs. Paul McDaniel, Mr. America met in regular session Louise and ~'ky have 1 and Mrs. James Hollon Jr. and Tuesday evening with 20 mem· ol the;r · gra.ndl>ar•ent•• 1 AuxUiary Holth ! Sherry, Mr. and Mrs. Edison bers and six visitors ~rom Porntwo weeks. Potluck Dinner · Hollon and family, Mr. a n d eroy present. Miss Jeanette Croob has re.The Middleport Firemen's . Mrs. Arthur Barr and di:lugh· Zelda Weber, councilor, pre· tt '"ned to Marietta where she is A~uary ··-m held a po11uck dlnner 1!1 sided and opened the meeting kindergarten teacher in the Tuesday evening at Ule Firein ritualistic form . Betty Roush Marietta School!. She hal spent men's hall with Mn. David and Violet Hill were reported summer with her rents, be Unger and Mrs. Ro rt home from hospital. The com-. and Mrs. Walter Crooks. as hosteees. During the mission of Erma Cleland The Rev. and Mrs. Clifford TONIGHT lng game! were played and dep11ty of the C:ouncil for the Coleman and danrw"hter, Penni Montgomery Clift ""&"' prizes were won by Mrs. p at ty coming year was read . Mrs. Columbus visited recently K1oes and M!'s. Wayne Gibbons. "THE SECRET PASSION'• Cleland resigned as associate Mr. and Mrs, Jack Cole- andvke councilor and Elizabeth man and family In MlddJeport Janette Scott &yes was nominated , elected and with Mr. and Mrs. Gene "PARANOIAC" and installed in the office. Coleman arid family in RutAt the close of the meeting, land. Seturder Sept. 5 a silent auction was held. the Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar AUan Poe 's next meeting will be Tuesday, WiJiiam Slater were Mrs. C. E. "THE HAUNTED PALACI" September 16 and quarterly Slater of Jacksonville and Miu Vincent Price Debn Pa~tet birthdays will be observed, Vickie Cone of Columbus. (Color) Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burkett ------and'tod Lauren Molly Belt WEDDING PLANNED and family had as th •lr week'THI YOUNtl SWINGIRS" Plans have been completed end guests her sister, Mrs. Guy "'iiii....;:5;:5.........................:-;fo:;;r_;;th~e.;ope;:;;,;n~ch;.;u:;.rc;;;h;..;;w;;:ed;.;d;;;in;:g~o:;:f, Barton of San Pedro, Coli!., "" and Mr. and Mrs. Jennings at \ Marxist is ~ Defeated in Chile Vote 1 1 e .... - .. M1'•- Chesterhill; Mrs. Gladys Lee, Logan, 0.; her daughter, Delores, ol SanUago, calli:; Mrs. - --·-- - ·--- ----=----------------roartoon . trv Restaurant october 7th. Minersville Couple Celebrate Their Around And - ..~Ni 3~1"t,JuEs. by:..'"~'~'.·;;~,~";~~~.~:r~·~:~~ 50th Weelding Anniversary on Sunday aawiLD AND WONDERFUL" Aik in•. Eileen Buck. Bermt-e TLt• gold en wedding .anniver-1 ters. About (Technicolor l Hoffma n, F:hTlB Louks, Betty 1sary or Mr. and Mrs. R. R. j Mr. and Mrs. John lhle and Curtis, ChristinE> Kauf· 1Picken> _F'ran~t'S _ H o bert~, Hel-1 Hollon wa s cel~brated ~lth ~ ~ family, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Special Events en F. Smll h. I.oldH' Story. Non· Ien house at th e1r home In Mm- 1Rose and son Don and grand-Middleport g<• Hoberls, and a guest. Ann j ersv il le Ruule J, Sunday August : son, Rodney Keller, Mrs. ClarAre Announced Coe. 9, from 2-4 p.m. ence Grueser. Mrs. Clark Ihle, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Null Mr. and Mrs. Hollon were Mildred Circle. Mrs. May Hoi- were visit ...rs in Columbus By Churches er·:i Dav di nner meeting to U'L ht>ld al -L'row's Town and Coun Ill 1'lle repaltlle ttl Cillo llel oa lbe _ .. il '-!.. lldw ••• ,llie obdeo Moo. lolaa &Ill! 411t P..lllc Oeeu I..,U. .. U...l,llt....., williell11r of I,M llllleo, ~~ te the Wll'ld ~~~~·- r-~::werar:~MI'I:!';.:!5:AA-~.~er~,!·M. rs~=·-~. ID~,·~·=Mrs.=~·~G:Ib:.j)-~0111 Madse carter, her daughler, Mrs. Jano llowman •nd child· ren, Eddie, Bruce, Christy and Pam ol Chesterhill; biJ dauah· ter, Mrs. Connie Lu IJndatarnand children, !Jnda, Cheryl, Mlcllael, Laura Lee and Bryan and Mrs. Richardson. j • .NOW YOU KNOW Warner's• !!lm©®Wmmmoo Lycra• h td · Confert'm~ wh ich was e 1:11 Christopher Inn. Columbus . Maxin~ Wingett presented a program on flower arra nging, 1 usmg spec i men~ ot various ~ umm"r tlowrrs grown in her garden . : • Anniversary EUERFELDS ARE OPEN SATURDAY lll.9 Ohio Alpha Della Kappa, tearh- POMIROY OHIO u ;.. Robfrt 'Dalley, Mrs. jobll :Vr~, r.tn. llobert' MeElh~~>cllnl* ..Y. ·Mn. Oblinger, Mn. B,. 0 . Rlc:hardlor al fteodt. lbw)-, o. &. and ~- Lee 'Smltb•. vlllo, Rt. I, IOU pleauntly 1 prlsed ... .biJ IIOih blrtllday :. , when biJ mter and biJ moea and lamllles otnto with boakola to unlood '"' an lmproYIIed table In hla yord. A lovely blrlbday cake wu 'fOIIIIIII'OW, the lira with the perfel!t ftt preaented to him. !ttjll)'lne lito day wer' Mrs. Dorothy Norrla. willkliep llll At: • hla lister, ol Dttaware, her dauchter. and family, Mr. and tacit 1up II 11\ bt tlaatic mesh of Mn. Konnoth AA!ama, Martanno Kim, Kyle, Mlcllael and Kevin of Columbus : Mn. Blanehe Randall, Wyandotte, Mlcll.; Mrs. Faye Bingman, Nelaon•llle; Mrs. Mable Worrall of i~~~~~Po~m~··~·~••\!! ~:h~r:p~i~j~~::.f ol. THEA TR£ ' _,...., _..._ wu ..,ted'";1i ...~.; ,Smllh~The - .! . c. Dennis Karr , R!icine . Teacher Group Meets at Home '-Q,rtlf'ied Oil Station '" • " ., Underway member through this r,untry? of the American Legion, 40 et 4'Well, L~~_j J 0 h n son 8, VFW Post 495, Columbus, does " Miller ,aid and had carried mail 32 years H~ accused the· ADA of adon the Minersville route until voeating U.S. recognition of tho he retired. He had served in "permanence and legitimacy of World War I in-the infantry OV· communism in East Gennany erseas. , •. Do we want 1 vice pnslSurvlvors include his wife, dent who says that the Unilecl Elma Roush Holter ; three dau- States should turn over Berlin ghters, Beatrice Stelzer and to the United Nations? ·. Hazel Wynkoop, Columbus; Ed- "Well Lyndon J o b n 10 n ith Sisson, Pomeroy; two sons, Does." ' David Holter;' Pomeroy, and Harold Holter, Long Bottom; 13 grandchildren, three great grandchildren and two sisters, Amanda Baer, Columbus, and Mrs. Aida Faudree, Pomerov . Friends may call at the funera l horne anytime. Shooting Case Is Taken Under Advisement � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource September 4, 1964 rake russell weygandt wood