http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/0e848d69d349eee3b260531221e09616.pdf ecd9a0b1a10280c7c407b5ad7a907934 PDF Text Text • '•'' • ' ~ulrt! 'lllndu custom that 8-Da!ly Sentinel , Pomeroy-Middleport . 0 . "" ashos of m. dead be car- · · \ r!ed Into a flowmg srream - ~ept . 8, 19~, Mrs. Wilfa.rd Heath Church Planning Meeting --- --- Will be Held September Twentieth ! f : Mn Frett ' Rouall otlllld Bllllllld Jti'I.:J'oim_:wOife· lllld Au. Is Hostess OT Women's Club Descendants of Road, w. Va. llD,- Aaron and ~ ~· R h F m·1 Mr and Mrs. John w. smith, Poweu, Els~. ous a .' y Mri ..Jamu llolfman,~""!: :~..-!Bobby•;;m~~": Ho1d Reumo~the d ~·anc~~:."~ w. Brown, cine; Mr. and Mrs. John Widl- Atound And i About I e Session Ia IIon o! a fan In the urc Mrs. Belva Willard wa• host- ~~Middleport Church bel!ry and other Improvements ... to the Walk-In Garden I '!be ll!llual reunion 0 ... Letart. w Va. Mr and Mrs. ker, Waml!l. Mich.; Mrs. su• The annual PlannmM eerxlants ol Gtorge IIIII Sua- Roy ~ p;.rl,ersb.rg, w. E:dllle, South Zanesville ; Mrs. Heath l1ethodlst 1 anne Roush waa held Sunday N and Almira Dorothea Roush, Roaevllllt; be held Sunday, Seplember ,and also the Observation School Club at her home Sept. 3rd. The .· at the Vel'DilD School baclt: ol ~WS:ow "t!Zve, Pa.; Mr. Mrs. Mulne Am~ld and Suafrom 2 to 4 p m , the Offic Ito be_ held September 1~19 at meeting was opened by the pr... Labor Day weekend guests of New Haven, W. Va . Alton Grimm, Louis anna, Pomeroy, and Mr. and ta l Board dectd<;d Sundav eve- the uall!pol!s Church. A reg~s- ident, Mrs. Naomi Reed, with Mr. and Mrs. Karl Owen werw A basket dinner waa served :!!sh and Mrs. Edward Mrs. Maurice Lambert aod n'ng al I he ,-hurch . trot ton tee o! 14 wtll be ~id for all officers present. I Mr. and Mrs . John Goodrich of at noon with Mro. Mulne Am· Rice ~ Mbie, Mr. and Mrs. family, Columbus. ~1r. Jat k Hechtle presrded m mlt'r e::.tffitt'achers attendmg the Dayton and Mr. and Mrs. Paul old asking graoe. all and Mrs Tenah M -~ the ab..,t•nce 01 Lhe {'haJrman, sesstOn<; wluC'h will demonstrate Response to roll call was gtv.. Winebrenner, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. John Wolf6. president, Carl ~- B ey lJ ~ PLAN FA ILY NIGHT Mr l.eo SmJth ope ned the' aetual use ol the new church en by naming an herb or plant John Isles, and Mr. and Mrs. conducted the huslne" sesslon Sk!Almore, East ve · The Pomeroy Bend c;.:~.:mettm g wtt h pra:,; t:r Annowll'e- sdwol lt>sson matertals. lin the .atble For the program !charles Price of Columbus. ln the afternoon which open- Mr and Mrs. William Grimm dlo Club wUl ha}'e . . J ments made during the buSt· • Mrs Bernard Fultz, chair· topic, Mrs. Edna Lee read a j Dennis Saelens has returned ed with prayer by Mrs. Alton and Sharon and Bill, Leetonia:- 'nigh I" Thursday everung, $epl ness sesSion mcluded..the mstal man o'P the Education Commls- 1paper on different herbs and from a vacation trip to New Grimm, followed by a poem, Mr. and Mrs. John Lyle, Flat 10, at the f'!OSOD Youth , ubmtlled a budget I or Itheir use m cookery, ' Yori; and U.e world's Fair. "I Shall Not Pass Thla Way Rock, Mich.; Mr and Mrs. Car- lnf Mason, W. Va. A pot~ "•" uf the Church School, in- Ola St. Cla1r, the sec~etary, l Michl Lloyd has returned Again," by Mrs. Arnold. A re- roll Norris and Clarence, Bren· llfnn~ will be ~srved at 6.311 liUd,ng ".terature, films, camp gave resume of the years club lfrom Columbus where he par- port was given 00 the AIUed da and Debbie, and Eleanor p.m. Everyone 18 to bring hll ><·hol"rslups and other necesSI- work, and Mrs. Anna Riggs and Uclpated in activities of the Roush Reunion held at Eaat Kay Schneider ~p1ctpe: Mr. own table servl"!· 1 ltt>s. wh1th the Board accepted. Mrs. Bertha Williams were AII..State Boy!l Band at the IJlerpool. Mr. and Mn. Roy ;;:..L.. 't 1 \1rs. ,\ . n Muore, Church School made honorary members of the Stale Fair. . Roush displayed several Roush ~uperi ntendent, announced the club. A number of a':ange- ! Mrs. Leo Swick, Col. ana family books and stated that ~1\ . · Open House ID. be held Sunday ments were judged and nbbons Mrs. William Belz, H!l. the history of the Roush f&mi· , atternoon , Sept. 13 wt th tearh- awarded. . liards, accompanied Mr. C. H. ly Is still available. ers and assoc•ates on. hand to ! State dues were paid at thts !Wise, Sr. and Miss Ruth Wise A moment of silent prayer, t•lk w1th parents and chlldren meeting. to Middleport this week. followed by the Lord's Prayer , about the new study material The October meeting will be Mr. and Mrs. George Meln- in unison, preceded the memor· §JP-1~ · and in >pecl the new class· · at the hom~ ol M~s. Ann~ hart spent Labor Day weekend ial service prepared by Mrs. . roums. A social hour w i Ill Hart when mstallation of off•· Iin Columbus with their daught- John Bumgarner and read by . conclude the Open House with cers will be held. . ler and .family, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Jack Ord. Services were §~~TIN John Mayer and farruly. They held in memory of John Bruce FIRST Mrs. Bruce Lloyd In charge of I returned their granddaughter, Swart who died on October 23, SHOE QUALITY Cheri, who has spent the sum- 1963:' Douglas Knapp, NovemREGULAR The Board apprpl'ed purch- mer here, to her home , ber 1, 1963; Franklin Reed, Novof classroom dividers and Mr. and Mrs. Harry S. ember 11, 1963: Lllle Shepherd, Certified Oil Station two projectors for class:oom Moore were in Columbus the January IS, 11164; Lawrence R. w. M-in St. :use. and recommended fmlsh- , past weekend visiting relatives Crowe, February 1964; James ing the basement rooms before ! and attending the Stale Fair, Hollman, April 9, 11164; Kenna beginning work upstalts. Do-l Mr. and Mrs. Carl Vander- Roush, · April 13, 1964: and paint noted labor will be needed to ' hoof and children, Margaret, Mont Eveland June 'J:l 1.1164. assist in painting the walls in 1}!"'loyd and Mark, of Waldo, Ohio ElectiOJ'J ol ;,.fficers ~as held POMEROY. OHIO the basement. Appointed to this 1 were recent guests of Mr. and with Mrs. Jack Ord selected as TONIGHT & WEDNESDAY committee were Mrs. Na " fMrs. L. W. McComas and Mr. president, Mrs. John Ji'ry, vice Style 650 WALT DISNI.Y'S Moore, Mrs. Glenn Lambert : and Mrs. Harold George and presidmt: Mrs. Maxine Arnold, 6SI "THE ~~~~!:!~)NERS'' and Mrs. Bernard Fultz. ; son. Brian. Mrs. McComas re-. secretary; and Mrs. John Sele('t your lll'W ca r a mi Hayley Mil1s, Eli Wallach. A report of the d llln·h expen- :tu.rned to Waldo with her sis. Lewis, treasurer. It was voted 4. couple of stirs. it'l Peter McEnery, Joan Green- ses will be published in the ! ter and family for several days. t1) hold the reunion next year leave the IHU! lt-v \\ u1 rlt'S ready to usel wood. ;h p•per by Rev . ,\1. E. ! Mr. and Mrs. Harold George at the Vernon School on August to us. See u.s no \\ l u1 !hf' CARTOONS Dowson 8l inLervals duri!lg tbe and son, Brian Lee, have r&- 22 since the Allied Roush runIf you love fun, sneakers . · tumed to their home in Galli- ion will be held at New Haven THURSDAY th•u SAT. loan thnt \\ill pu t ;uLI on The Boi:ird voted to extend a : polis .a.fler having spent the next ye.ar on August 21. Sopl. 10.11 ·12 are indispen5able- white ..TOM JONE5 of appreda liun Lo Mr. ·summer with her parents, Mr. Gifts W~resented to Miss the ri ght road. (Technical or) McElhinny fur his 23 :and Mril. McCorni:ls. Nancy Rous · oldest woman or black duck, Albert Finney, Sussanah 1 CUNGSTO Rousb of Sand York. Hugh Griffith, Dame yeart~ service as Churc:h School; Miss Sarah Bechtl_e of Co1- .present; BRUSH OR ROLLER treasurer. The Buard also _ap- , umbus spent the holiday week lwn f{o d, oldest man; Teresa fo)lilh Evans. Only ..o messy drlpplneas or brulh Colorcartaon the newly appoml·: end with her parents, Mr. ~nd ·I Lynn J son, youngest; Mr. marks. Covers better than ever. ;Mrs . Jack Bechtle and fam1ly . 1and Mrs. · . Widiker, traChurch School faculty. SUN .. MON . and TUES. Rev. Dow son spoke br iefly on ! Mrs. Lulu Meadows, who Is veled the farthes and Mr. and Sopt. 13·14-15 "WILD ANII WONDERFUL• the Churrh emphasis this year staying with her daughter and ' Mrs. John Wolfe largest faro(Technicolor) which wUl be directed to Mis- son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. B. F. ily present. "The Fri ('ndly Ba11 k" Tony Curtis, Christine Ka uf. sions and will be dis cu s ~ ed fur- IParmalee, observed her 80th Attending were Mr. and Mr!i. mann. \ tlit:-r at the Planning Session . 1birthday anniversary Friday. Lloyd Roush, Mr. and Mrs. F•aturettt: USE ON SD's Your Antenne I'\1r. Be<:htle gave the closing I Mr. A. E. Erlewine, Mrs. C. John Fry, Mrs. Paul Eichinger, MIDDLEPORT, 0 . WOODWORK, TOO Colorcutoon1 ' R. Gilbert, Springfield, and James Fry, Mr. and Mrs, Gary Dr'les in 20 minutes. !vlrs. Je~:se Lake of West Jef- Roush and Tyrone, Mr. and Resists water, stal"s, arease, fer ~on were guests Saturday of Mrs. John Bumgarner and in kitchen and bathroom. 'Mr. oM \11 ~. Leo Kennedy. granddaughter, Jennie, Mr!l. EvTht:y come to attend funeral I erett Roush and Kathy and Linserl-';c~s for their unde, Mr. da, Debbie Paugh, Jane Roush, Everett Milhoan. · and Mr. and Mrs; Thomas GrlnMr and Mrs Harold t' , N H W Va Point_ waftBnd collin&• fast s eau, ew aven, . . wtth .'rc)ll..- or br~sh. and dauli:'hlers. Mary Ruth and Mrs. Mary Aumiller, Hart· [ J~y._ ~pent Friday in ford, W. Va.; Mr. and Mrs.) Housewer" 1 V1rgm1a where they toured the John Lewis and Michael and ! Blanko Gl•ss Plant at Milton Dale, Mr. and Mrs. James LewDapt. i and also Zoological Gardens, is and Becky, Bub, Connie and M•in l nea~ Winfield, W. Va. Barbara, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur STAYS CLEANER 1 M1ss Carolyn Searles, who Stewart and Earl Ingles, Ma· Floor. Spots, marks, Wash off ' employed in Columbus, son, w. Va ., Mr. and Mrs. Fred smooth toush surfaeta. the weekend with her Roush, Mrs. Melvin K nap p, enls. Mr . ;:tnd Mrs. Leo Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Harris, and Cheryl Lynn and Mary Columbus. spent the weekend Jane, Miss Retha Lewis, Mr. Elbert.lilt are hNdquorters for Glidden Outside with their parents, Mrs. C. M. and Mrs. Leonard Grimm and Whit• Houll Paint, Flprenomol, Semi • Gloa Hen,.sy and Mr. Robert Har- Charlotte, Marilyn and L e sa, En1mel, Four Hour Whlte Enamel ond Rockoper ris . Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Grimm Vornioh. . Miss Christine Coato has re- and sons, Mrs. Inez E. Roush, I..J ~p turned to Philadelphia Eleanor, Mr. and Mra. spending several days with her Howard w. Roush and Mr. an~ We will pay $170.00 for you on the complete heating system parents, Mr. and Mrs, Robert · - - · . . .·• · · · featured in this ad. Coab and son, Stepben. Miss Coats is continuing her studies ; in medical tecbnology at a hos· pital In Philadelphia. Mr. Harry S. Moore and Mr. W. vi. Call of Royal Crown Company, were In Athens, Ga. last week to inspect ne w equipment to be purchased for the company. 'i11ey went by plane from Charleston, W. Va. Mr. and Mro. L. W. McCom· See or Coil u visited recently In Columbus with his mother, Mrs. J, Metered bottled gal E. McComas. ch h ! Mrs Mr I eo;'': ,.-=------==""--..-, """ IN- LoL1. wh·at happens With DISPENSABLE NJm''(W I I A .• ~ ,., , ,. f \ \ ffOW YOU KNOW 'fte Vfrlla lllanda .. lilo C... c.&. ..... Ia lW Uti 'umed Laa Vtr..... fW St. Ollila oad ller .!bbMa were dli4»vered by w-, ··~· . -IOCO!dlac jlm!Me •.. Ill tilt ' VOl XVI NO. 124 e .. * Jd • i . Dna' i To TN ,,.,.,._. fH TN Jln.r If_,. 1r. POMEROY-MIDDlEPORT, OHIO ·, A ~Get WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1964 ·, .- .. • ......-• ' "" ----=;;:;-;;;;~ PRICe FM ClbJS ~ .,. ettles on Ready for Appalachia,'~ )E)D) . 1 18'.9. it's HOMOGENIZED! - The easiest wall to use MEIGS THEATRE IT'S EASY TO OWN A NEW CAR liP;";·, 1 ' ! 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J1 McArthur 1H) Sept. 18 Soutbwestern IA)-x Sept Kyger Creek IAI·• Oct. 225Rutland (Hi ' 1 Da~e Need someone 'to trim a tree, or fix yoor TV? .The. quick and easy way to find help is in the YELLOW PAGES .•• where YOUR FINGERS DO THE.WALK·· lNG. uct. 9 Hannan-Trace (H)-X 15 York IHI Oct.' 23 North Gallia (IIJ·• Oct. 30 Glouster (H) Nov. 7 Eastern (A I·• ()(•f. ~teri, 1 _:x~De~s~ig~n~a~tes~J~e~ag~u~e-g~a~m~e~s~._;;:;:::~~~~=~ 1 FOR SALE! GOOD RAILROAD TIES 25c EACH. AT OLD T.N. T. AREA CALL OR SEE LOWMAN LIME,· JNC• i NEW HAVEN, W. VA. er Jrm 0 Mahoney, Vlklogs: defensiVe back Joe Scarpati, end How" SEPT. 9TH THRU 30TH, ' By TIM MORIARTY UPI Sports Writer sticking In the majors," ' says Berra. prospect." "He's a wonderful ' MAJOR League Leaders By United Press International Yogi Berra, like a lot of peo- Stottlemyre Is more than Based •• 350 .I bat. Pie, finds Mel Stolllemyre's National League name a Uttle difficult to pro- that. Although only 22, he's . showing signs of developing inG. AB R. H. Pet. nounce. to the stopper of the Yankee Clmnt, Pill 132 5311 82 184 .343 The New York Yankees' staff. E L Carty, Mil 1119 3113 58 119 .328 manager, though, doesn't CL VE AN 0 <UP!) - The Willims, Chi 138 554 84 180 .325 any trouble explaining The right • bander from Cleveland Browns were down to Aaron, Mil 133 S33 98173 .325 bappy be is that Mel Yakima, Wash., used his sink- regulation strength as they be· Allen, Phila. 138 S3S 104 169 .318 called up from Riclunond er ball to pitch the Yankees to gan rugged drills today aimed Santo, Chi 137 512 77161 .314 the International League within a game of the pace·sel· at having them razor sharp for Torre, Mil 131 507 76 159 .314 month ago to bolster h1s shaky ting Baltlmore Orioles and to the season's opener Sunday Hunt. NY 124 468 59144 .309 pitching staff. one percentage point of the sec· against the Washington Red· F'lood, St.L. 1:111577 75177 .307 "Any pitcher who keeps the o~d pl~ce ~:ca~o ~lie skins. Chrspr, NY 131 463 68 1142 .307 ball low the way he does can't w en e e mneso The Browns trimmed their , . Twins 2-1 Tuesday night in the roster to 40 players by re1easAmericao League BR H P t American G.A •• c. Sh ~--~Leaguelr<llaction. ing third string (!uarterback Oliva, Minn 139 586 102 190 .321 OWl ~ COn John Anabo and placing two un· Freeba, Del. 124 444 64 136 .306 . · Stoltlemyre scaltered n l n e identified players on waivers. Mantle, NY 122 397 73 121 .305 hits while New York collected Anabo. who saw nu game acCausey, KC 136526 73158 .300 only four off camJJo Pas· tioo in two seasons on the Howard, NY 125 456 48 136 .298 rual and two successors. But Browns' taxJ squad, apparently Rbnsn, Chi 121448 73133 .297 Yanltee rookie struck out felt he could gain more by Kallne, Det 125 450 66133 .296 and again showed mar· playing than watching. He im· B.Rbsn, Ball 140 525 69 155 .296 control by Issuing only mediRtely signed a cootract Yastskl, Bos 132 196 88 116 .294 It doesn't always pay to he one wallc.' with the Edmonton Eskimoes of Brsoud, Bos 139 508 77 149 .293 bright-eyed and bushy·talled. In galndmgllhIs ftfthStotvlcttlory In the! dCanatidlan wgnhe. I ped Home Run& lt's bad medicine, especiaOy losevened hlec sons, ed emyre n Jca ons were e 10 a National: Mays, Giants 41; if you are a squlrrel. wer 1J earn run aver- season or two o_f e:xperelnce W'JI'I 1.116. He has glv· 1 ams, 1CUbs 31·, Cepeda , Gi- Hunti ng season opens •~ age to • nifty earned · there ·u would1 ·put Jum m a bcom·k 1 12 ants 28; Hart, Giants 26; San· !ember Ill on squirrel. The sea· en55 up. on y runs m inpeti thve pBos tion toti try tloterea to C b 26 '"nd th h N be tMmgs. to e rowns neup a r. 'Americ~a: u s, · Kl11ebrew, Twins 14 sononex,., ' land roug andovem private to De--r ~ JUe Yankees scored an u~... The WJ'lhhold'mg oI th e ~ames 45; Powe~, Qrioles 32; COlavl· cember 211 on alate publlc earned run in the top of the of the other two players Is deto A' · 31 I Stuart, Red. Soil 30· · and tho Twirui got It back signed to oet up a trade for '!ndlans 30: O'"'a: exlenslon in the bottom half .on llingt.. by them. The Browns have until Twins :JO:i Mantle, Yanks 30, life cooserVatlonist, points out Rleh Rollino and Zollo Versa~ Thprsday to wIthdraw the Allison, Twins 30. that tl\ero Ia spOt season leo and Harmon Killebrew s names II an attractive deal Is RDDI !lotted Ia this year. 'AD of Ohio are . choice. not completed. Nadon•!: Boyer, Cards 102; ope!! on the same date. Last Santo, Cuba 98; Mays, .Glarits year there were two seasons, 96; Aaron, Braves 92; WiJllams, one in the 'northern part of Cub• 90, , . Oblo, and one lD the soull!. AmerlciJI: . Killebrew, '1\rirui U you ~!tin to hunt squirrel, 102; Stuarl, Jled Sox t7; Man- you WID need .a Ucenoe 'to hunt tie, Yanb 95; C9lavlto, A'a H: 011, la!1ll o!J!er lllJn your own, Wagner, lndlans .IIJ. · ~salon of tb'e landowner, a ONLY ,.. Pltolllitc . gun;·ind loll of coounon oense. , National; B~, Phlls IS. HuDlinc .dtilel lor file major Oc.(J · ·~­ , I; .Koulu, , Dqcliers It -&; uptal!d 18Jne are as fol, -Maricltal, Giants )7-6: O'Toole, lowsr Roster to 40, ONLY TIRE SALE SEPT. 9TH THRU 30TH. ONLY ,, BUY NOW ~ ' . l .~ " ,· ·i•·HO H'IU \. .... "' I ~--~-··,_,.:~-.-·, . '' ,... ,.,., ! \ >· ,~-~ '"'')" " : ·,;, ··-.:· :....• I .:, Bad Medicine: ALLOWANCE IN TOWN and Whitewalls ',. 17·!, ' •.. -~~· "' ~· ·> ,, f299 ... Every new O MAS .ON ' • • I $ ~"il~-:-~:ri~4~~ . .. I ' I Firl'storu~ tir~ U GUARANTEED 1. Al!'ainst del~t s in workm11nship and llllltftl.ls for the life of the otiginel tread. 2. Agl\in~t nonnal marl h!l 7.11fd!l (except rep!lirabht pu n o-tun·~) en rm mtt'red in everyd11y passenrer au use lor th<P numLJer 4ll months "')ecified. Ro':'' ~'m"' ''- p row l£,) on tn•ad ~er 11tu:1 ba.aed priC'f!~ ~: un-enl al time of adjuttm.nL OTHER SIZES NOT USTED ON SALE! 750 X 15 • $12.12 . BOO X 14- • .;$13.13 850 X 14-• ·$14.64 , 6.70 X 15 _ $1.00 ~._ rl_.., 1 7.1 ,0 X 15 _ $1.00 Exfr1 760 ·t.'5 _,..._ $1.00 Extr1 ''\ ' c........... ,_ *i>ecl•• FOf!l, ol't 14-51 'YanbPbaho, 14-5; ,PIIJ!IliiS, · W!llle' Oti· Sol: ,1ob ,e \ ~,.~ale, no areas ce:~~r:~~~ :~.j~~~.'!lijji ;, ... • r TREADS Tube!ess Nylon ~:\i~~N~~~;,:~~~11 " NEW BIGGEST, TRADE-IN lleds)f.a; Short, Phlll 15-7.. Amerleatl;Bunker, Orioles 30. ~: ·. Chailee, Angelo ~a. ,6; ant ,.,..,., 'I,- on Bushy Tailed. 3 ROOMS New Furniture K_, Mot. ,,.... ................ ::::::::::::::::::: ... : 10·•·.,. Krotw ~- ~ ....·...... ,w· . , . Tb.- 1 lor tk .. • Hohm~r UPA Bo~ ard Simpson. . . W~~' . ' Avendi~ .. Catsup • .. "••" •• '"''.... ... • 1 lit. ... I I .................... Spotlight Cefftl ............ 1•_•1" ... . $lASSpetllght c.tfN "' EmiN...Y a.w 'Diill~at _ ~ ........~f . . ~ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • , B. r1ght-eyed, ••••• • . Grueser ~ ~ Sept. h-Hannan , W. Va .-H Oct. 3 (Sat. )-Gallipolis B- H OcOctt. 91:;-SyKmlhesCVallkey - AH . u------ yger rer Oct. 23 - Hannan Trace - A _ A Th · H' h · d 1 Oct· JO-----Eastern ~ MJxe't Bow H . Le SeniOr Ig I ted S . II Nov . 7~.Middleport B mg eague c~mpe FOOTBALL ROSTER 19 urn. mer season with the New Hav· l Player Yr. Pos. WI. Exp. en Bums t.he champions. Their Garber, Denver 4 T 235 3 team comnsted of Janet Hoff. Fralr.y, Bill 4 B !56 l man, Beverly Burns, Bob Grin· Smilh Bob E I¥, 4A C 160 C k • 190 3 and Ph'! · Fallon, Gary , 8tea.d· J'1 ~ B'rd 1 1 00 C-ommg m as runner up were Arrowood Dave 4 E 153 the Pomeroy 4 B 153 0 1 · Alley Cats. Mem- Atha ' bers of team . were Janey Williams, Mike 4 B 130 0 Grueser, Zita Mary Hen· Jones, Dan 4 B 145 o nessy. Pa l Story ' Carter • Charles E HI d M'kTom c.. •Titus, . 3 0 en . I .e "''--'""Jer. . 33 T B 142 1 Bryant, Calhoun Dale Rei.lgJe Z29 1I H1gh Three Games trophy • was awarded to Mickey Men- Fry, Lloyd 3 G 170 1 . d De Bryant Jeff 2 G 119 0 chmi who had a 530 an b. • bie Sheets with a 405. High Sin- Le:wls, Gary 2 B 2:1f 1 Mliler Rus" 2 B 140 l gle_ Game went to Charl~s Hale 'Ronnie Krught for a 222 and Debb•e , 2 B 112 o Sheets for a 157. j Hall, Gene 2 E 128 0 Waugh, Dave 2 C 153 ~ J . C. B. Leagues a~e now Green, James 2 G 150 l bemg formed . Any one m ages Elliott. Steve 2 E 150 0 of 10 to 12 (Bantam) 13 • 15 Salmons Zat 1 G 139 0 (Juniors )· 16·19 (Seniors) • who sm1'th . R , 1c · k 1 G 130 o would like to be on a team. F'arney, Don 1 B 146 0 S';: our cans l1~North Anabo is Axed .' Tall _promJ~e--~- ~ Valley. sentor . u·tgh ga~es i New.y ork yanks IDCh CIoser Ml~oeso~ Lineba~k- If1 .co::nta;:;<t:_;;M~r;s.~M;ac:;_;S:a:w~ye~r;..=~S~im~p~so~n~,._w:;.:al:t.--...:.l~E:_::160::_:0...:;=========:.::::=::~0iii::::i~~:::i:::;:~~ lTo First In AL Title Race , , Browns Reduce Leaders $ rod1~YN• rohe~al~i ° Bowlers End . 103 321 co~~a~e:nd y'~~m~i!~t:nsput S PIay 34 397 r b k J H' ll b d ummer 1 I' <Only games scheduled) (All Flavors) I ~- ~m~ The Cowboys also cut a pR!r of I rookies - quart.rback John Ja. Boston at Cleveland, New York at Detroit night Baltimore at Washington, night ' Kroger ~how- regu~ar ~·s F~ur <~2). ~ -1 ask~. SIZe Kro~ger Grade ,lt Small doz. ept!aln& cbly! . . Wbert'l A~hlf'y ~., in contta~t t~'~ IX1RA a~:e: ~ark fullback·~~ Mi~er an~:h lilt !!!I -· • ~flankerback 24 outroght waivers on rook1e pass· 64 catcher IJIones.t Thh e 94 moves tee mea y pu t e ."1· 55 86 . p · North Gallia 2 3 o 115 l61 1ants one player under lhe hm· .390 32 291f" North Is a conference between I Sout hwes te rn I 4 o "" ,. 201 it indicating they hope to claim 51 89 .364 GaJUa andbattle Southwestern th H' hi d , 'd' Hannan Trace 0 4 0 34 247 a def~ns1ve hneman or lineTuesday's onPr e-eleague Jg an ers llgn 14 14 % 7&1 191 backer . Results . game nds trond. e$ TOTALS h from NF'L the 1 bwaiver list of New York 2 Mmnesota 1, mght lending co-champion Kyger F'RIDAY'S GAMES er t be u I. b . Wnly game scheduled) Creek at Fairland while East-] SVAC er cu s y c us. Wednesday's Probable Pitchers Cleveland BrownS; Chi At M' ta . ht j ern, the other 1963 co.-champ, North GalUa at Southwestern back Jon Anabo plus Quarter· two unP ·..c.ago , 17•71 mnesGo • Creek identtCied on whom - t:t.zuro vs. ran u...- will M host A th Chauncey • Ge Dover. I '11 Kyger H Tr at Fairland Op tO ) c r ur s nera s WI annan ace en waivers were asked. N. y k t lletr .t 1.gl 1 travel to Racine jn the other McArthur at Racine Saa Francl~eo Forty-Ninera· ew or a m , n II battl Ch t E te 04 5 1 F rd _) l'ch (1S-?) Mn-con erence e. auncey a as m Halfbaok Jim Vollenweider, full-, oB I t vCsl. ol I d . ht. Here's last year's final standSEOAL back Gary Lemrt- defensivlt end oson a eve an, mg . Wh p ...... 7 2 Wilson (13-S) vs. Tiant ( . ). mgs: a ama ;!lt omeroy Jim Griffin. Baltimore at Wa.mington, 2 1963 SVAC STANDINGS Gallipolis at Pt. Pleasant Los Anceles Rams : End Mel 1 . 'ght 121 Barb ,g. nd I ALL GAMES <F'INAL I Profit plus two unidentified 1Cambridge at Athens wl·DI er a TEAM W L T p OP Coal Grove at Lucasville ' . Roberts Cll-7) vs. Osteen 112·ll) Kyger Creek 8 0 1 288 43 WeUston at Ironton pJ.ay~ on whom watvers were and Narum <9-!2). Eastern 6 2 1 258 114 Qak Hill at Jackson (Only games scheduled) H . . . .. . 5 I 0 310 198 Bexley at Logan Pb!ladelphla Eagles; End Thursday's Games acme Gallia . Ulysses Kendall and linebacker North 4 I 0 180 217 The Plains at Nelsonville W'lb t Scott 1 Chicago at Minnesota er · with--~ Iy~ar's I I Los Angeles Minnesota Cleveland Boston \"ashl'ngton ' Kansas City .. rw Top VAlue ....... Knoo< ..... Ez. cans II, 1111 ebue all-pr~ W. L. Pet. GB I Five of the six Southern iSouthwestem 2 6 I 83 56 .597 Valley Athletic Conference foot- Hannan Trace 0 7 0 84 sa· .592 If.! ball teams will open their 1964 81 56 588 1" . Fr'd . ht . 1 ay ntg 74 67 .525 10 n campaigns SVAC ONLY . I 0 nIY Hannan Tr ace (MercerW LIFINAL) p ?4 70 .!i1411¥.l ville) in Gallia CoWlt wll1 be iTEAl\t T 70 70 500 1311 idle Y ' Kyger Creek 4 0 1 172 4 0 1 202 69 70 ·. 496 14 of the five contests will Eastern 61 80 .433 23. be "warmu s" while the fiftn Racine ...... . 3 2 o 210 Baltimore Chicago New York Detroit *MIXTRA M IXTRA PI'M Top V•tut Jtamps wttO eo~ and IJW'·. a- o1 8DY I pkcl. <II Washday Detergent l~ft- ag~mst FIVe SVAC Gfl dTeams wIII Open 1964 Campaign Friday American League KrogttOHv. 1!1<. Steele~s I night with llld ~­ -<II.., I jon w1th ehE~IIt- of 1 s llld Tb nltr. I I ~ ~ ' .,,... Top VIM brea~ing l c1wo <II I 10 ol. llQ. Leg·O-Lamb -- lb. 79c Loin Chops --· lb.1.09 lb. senior guard: 235 lb. Seruor ~ ~c ~ ... eoupoa IDd Dlr cbue of 1 lb. 01' mo~ SllctdlmolcNHoml I 24 Southwestern (;ridders ' d::::;:::;:r·~t£:...: ""'·~·=-?~ "Som~ Set for First 1964 Game ~~=:~ ~~~~~::xcl~~n~~ :S~"'I~I tbe ::::;.111·~ . Wt'Cine~day's Clo~nger 50 orru ... T........_ w i t h - llld- RIXTRA both ol the preced'ing tWo seasons are Punk Carpenter, 17S lb. senior ; Gordon Fisher, 185 lb. tight end ; 195 lb. Fullback Ruger Adams, and 180 lb. Tackle Roger Jeffers. Carpenter was moved from tackle to fullback this season to fill one of the backfield holes. bra .. alld Southwestern's new fool hall roach Pat Weiher today F'ullback Tom Thew, and 155 58 82 .414 28 sent 24 Hghlanders through final rugged drills In pre· lb. Sophumore Halfback. Quar·: Nellonal LN 48 91 .345 35% By United Prell Ialematlonll ter·houn fracu. He wao re- had an Injured leg. Parker then ! paration for their opening game Ialso fir st 111 SV AC) lerback John McClintock. Los Angeles 300 000 :::... 3 g o Tuesday's Results Lou Michaels figured his days turned to the squad on a pro- completed hts busy day of against North Gallia J!'ridav evf:'nlng . A big loss was dealt Racine Phila. 010 000 100- 2 8 o 2 Los Ang~les 3 Philitdelphia with the Pittsburgh Steelera batlonary basis two days later wheeling and d~aling by purchCoach We1her .. hR s fi~e ~ - - - , when veteran quarterback, Lar-l Brewer, Perranoski (7) and <Only Game Scheduled) were numbered afler being sus- but did not play again~t t1Ie asing Iackie Ray . Manllfleld "bread and buller players '" ;elude Simpson and f arney. ry Price, a senior, suffered a Ruseboro. Mabalfey, Boozer <1), . pended last week lor allegedly Baltimore Colts in an exhibition from !he Philadelphia Eagles. which he hopes to Improve lasl ' Coach Weiher is in his first , broken ankle during a practice I Locke (6), Baldshcun (8 ) and Probable Pitchers training rules and game at Canton. Ohto, Sunday- To reach the 40-player limit, .ov€rall of . two year as head ('Oach at South- session about two weeks ago. i Triandos, Dalrymple (8) . WinMilwaukee at New York, sluggmg a teammate. PoiUIII lo Out the Steelers released lour men wms. SIX losses and one tie . western. He served as an as- Price's chances of pl aving any ner-Brewor Loser -Mam.ght - . 115-12), vs . Lou figured right. In that gam_e . the Ro Curry, tackl e ; They Ot!nver Garber, sistant under Bob I more football tJ Jis year are haffey (12-7). Cisco (51!i), The traded the Colts. middle linebacker Fr k Atki n Y ad Tom _ ound senior tackle. and a 1959. William Caudill in 1960 . doubtrul. 10nly game scheduled) · Ph 1'l d 1 hi 8 footed placekicker and defenswe Myron Pott1os of the Steelers an. nso · ~u r . I nd H ld B k . __ 1235 P St. Loms at a e p ' end to the Baltimore Colts suffered a broken right arm Jenkms and defenSive back AI three·year veteran; Hedgoe Cal" i a aro ar er '" 1963' Oiher boys battling for posi. , rught- Sunmons 04-9) vs. Bun- , T sd f U ba k Bill S3 ul d th r1 b ·k B b Ha ll. Amerlcu League 1houn. 299-pound JUnior tackle 1 He will be assisted hy Lloyd Uons on the 1964 Tornado club ning 06-4). ue ay or ne c er an ano er er, . 0 · who has one year experience· j M thi fall · Nf'W York 100 000 100- 2 4 0 . . . . . and rookie. back Marv Woodson Harrison, was Bldelmed w1th a The Dallas cowboys placed Bill Frate ; in . are 145 lb. Semor Halfback Way· Minnesota 00!100015'" ound senio; yers F s 11 Cmcmnah at Pittsburgh, mght 1as all NatiOnal F'ootball League shoulder separation. So when Sonny Gibbs on t!Ieir waiver .. · liO·pound l A:ter U I¥' Hubbard, 155 lb. Center H1ll Stottlem rr100<5e ) and 1How· - Jay (9-10) vs. Veale (15-lO). teams gol down to the 40-play- the same Colts offered Saul and list and hoped some NFL club h ' . hth If 'a d G· wit . 0 t a. Je B1 rd .. 190 lb. Guard - Tackle I d p Y PI 2is <B) Klipl)er limit for the start of the new Woodson for Michaels, the would claim him else they will sop omore ri~ a ' .n ary Ig11 an ers wtll resumf' Denms Evans, 155 !b. Guard I ar .· . ascua 1• e . • 1 8 1 · • , Hou ston at Chicago, Bruce ll. k nd __ okayed the d al h h Fallon, 190-pound semor centnew campaign by hosting Ra· Jim Diddle and Jb end stem t9J and Battey•. Loser 13 14 113 81 6 1 1 ~II h sea~n nex wee e II<'C ers e . ave to pay t e - eet-u, ormer . t a ' S S h t . P (Jl-ll) 1 128 swort ' · · . 1 Micha els, who set an NFL The Steelers earlier had ac· TCU terba k th bal8n<e of er, a 0 Iree · year veer n 1cme on epl. 18 · out wes ern carol Clone, all Junwrs. _a_sc_u_a_1 _ _ •_ _ _ __ · vs. Los0 Angeles at San Francts. ed lin b k C quar c e .. . . w1ll plav mne games this year · 1. d 1 0 t sd 1 l16-ll 1 record by bootmg 26 Jel goa s qwr e ac er ar1 Brett- a $100 000 three-year "no-cut Coach We1her satd today 1 f' • h SVAC d th th M 1 So;m res 71 ry Ha edl (10 10r1 r ega : and scoring 110 points in 1962, schneider from the Detroit c6<>he signed last year. sophomores showing a httle Ive b'" 1 e • "H0 non- Clint aore ,erE ldanSh · c- •liiiiolliiiill••••llil I • vs. en ey · . • d d · d 1.. 1 1 by L' I f t d It h . . H II G d eague a 11 1es agams1 annan, 1 • erm 155 11 was suspen e m e m1 e y tons o: a u ure ra c 01ce, l .Regular Bench-~armer pro_nuse are a , reen an W. Ya Galli olis and Middle+ Cundif, l!i7 Jb Tackle T m Thursday's Garnes head Coach Buddy Parker of but ca!lcel1ed that trade when GJbbs took part m only one Elliott. Freshmen who htwe R' p d W ·kli lh E d "' dd. 0 S I I l k I hi I 't 140 J d B tt h ·d ed . . port eserve,a .. an JC ne. . n ~ Milwaukee at New York ' -nel :r P!ay game in sJgns o1 ' Moran, J45lb. End Paul Bl<:i{_'tt>k, 1 St. Louis at Philadelphia 1 Ihos 1963 rookie year, sat on the Here's the Highlander's new 175 lb. Center.Taekle Steve ! • 1 • Houston at Chicago Ison bench durmg the se.a- 1 sdledule and roster for 1964 : Dailey, and 145 lb. Qu arterbaekCincinnati at Pittsburgh, nighl and used sparmgly 10 ' Sept. Gallia H Halfback Grueser . Los Angeles at San F'rancisco, 1 this years pre.geason Sept. J B Racine _ H is expected lo open al quar. 1 1 Pluo 1tl T. -1-M Fully Cooked Ham Sent~~e.l, :: 62 76 .446 21 Chicago Houslon New York Steab w. Va. Brand RI 70 67 .511 12¥.. Z ot. Boneless Full. Shank Half lb. . , . . . - ol - I I ~:;:::~ ~ En rea mg rammg u es Pittsb~:~rgh ~:w~~::7es ~ :! Cos'tly for Lou M.·chaels •·89c 24....... - ,.,..,_ ............. - u.s.D.A. lmpect mo .. ,.;.,. M T• Voluo • - - k• T • B' ~ ~~ Cube Steaks _,...s.M th~tt BY BoB" WJNGE'IT 'Ibe Tornado club has been 1ence we have on the line we i better days are in store. ry Cleland, Bob Syjvester, Ted Racine 's Tornado football po\mded hard In pre • season j· should make a showing if The Tornadoes placed third Bailey , Peanuts Wickline, Don team, whicb Coach BiU Priddy scrimmages but Coach Priddy tiles~ boys will produce." in the SVAC league last seas"" Harden. Bruce Beegle, Don Mesays haa yet to jeft. will open 1a confident it will bounce back Priddy is to admit that after their second year in organ- Turner and John Arnott. its 1964 campai1J1 at home a- and try hard for a successful the Tornado squad has looked ized football. However, Racine I Ten of Racine's 2e boys out By Uoited Prta:tl la&ernatlonal the McArthur Generals season. unquestionably poor so far, but also lost several players by 1 for lhe team are lettermen . NadoDal Lupe night, 1 He added, "With the experi- at the same time he is certain graduation. These include Har.: Those who lettered during ~-~ - - - - - -· - · Philadelphia Pel. ' e Daily Pomeroy· Middleport, 0 ., Sept. 9, 1964-3 Shenandoah Brand We resOJ'Ve the right to . C 1964 QuantlUn. Copyright, Kroger o.. AU; STARB Tornado Gridders Open Against Generals Friday Night 49c 10 :e:~ $l.OO 10 oz. .. . FRESH FROZEN Raintiow Trout Your Choice of • •• '• I H; • _,.,. a •...:-.,· Big Saving ... because we do the 819 You do the • ·f' • ,. thiJrbiO 1 '1 ., . • • •• i .c. '=· • H & R FIRESTONE STORE. ' t :,-. .! ' '"\•' ~ ' . .. I r• MIDDLEPoRT, 0• " ~ �c i. saIes Tax F'•gures £or F'ISCaI _ -Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport , 0 ., Sept. 9, 1964 . - .. -- Attentt'on · 'to Polict( Urge 12 RuleS for BI•ke S1£ a ety With the start of school, l\ Is auggested by Chief Gilkey of the Middleport Police Department that parents co-operate with the Department by havirig tht>ir children obey these twelve rules to bike safety: 1. Obey all traffic :aws. Stop Ughts and traffic signs apply to bikes as well O..fars . 2. Ride on the r1ght-t.and side of the road with the traffic. Make left turns from the mid· ' • Year Gl'ven by Treasurer . '· I bent with hand up for Mght turn , and arm out and elbow bent wtth hand down for a stop John D. Herbert, 'J'rf!asurer of 1 cent lucrease Galha State, has released the final. re.,l412.14, 1227,229.87, 117,242.27, vtsed and audtted figures . of 6 per cent. Hocking - $226.005. sales tax recetptJ:! by ~ntles 75, .$206.293 .51, $19,712.34, 9.6 per for the ftscal year beginning Ju. cent. Jackson - $352.803.10, ly I, 1963 and eodmg June, $337,547.06, $15,25604, 4.5 per 30, 1964 . cent. Lawrence - $516,953.60, Those for the '_ten southeast- $4.~4,760..20, $42,198.40, 8.9 per ern Ohio cotmties showing fig . ce t. ures for the- years 1963--&;, and Mejgs - $201,934.96, $196,670.~ 1962-63, the amount of increase 76, $5,264 .20, 2.7 per cent. Pike of decrea~ and percentage of - $114,555 .31, $117,385.72, minincrease or decrease follows: us $2,830.41, minus 2.4 per cent. Athens - $517.291.22, $494,· Ross - $738,182.10, $665,115.04, I 1 8_ Restftet games, stun~ or ra~ to empty play yards or va~ot lots. 9. Yield the right of way . You must yield to pedestrlpns. and it is common 'Sense to yield to cars when there is any question about who has the right of way. die of the road. On or..e-way streets. move lo the left curb to tum left. Jf traific is heavy, walk bike across. 3. Ride single file and about ten feel from the bike ahead . Don't zig-zag on the road. 4. 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Keep hand.~ free to sleer u se a bas ke1 an d bala, nee b'k 1 e. or carrier for packages or ' Kali! ~,a~b~!r~,c. · {~ • I"'sl'ocr"AL..,ffi~ I WELL TRIMMED 1 ...- , . 1 .SECURITY II ?e "., r I STUDIES NUCLEONICS !'iavy Commander Helen Williams, daughter of Mr. bert E. \\'illiam s of College Syracuse, is on~ of 47 re~ rve nurses who recently · tended a two week nu,;i<l): posium M lhl! National """' 11 Medical , Center, , Md. She studied nuclear sics. radiation sah•ty, dia·.gnos: tic and therapeutic uses radiation and handling of radii•· I ~ tion exposure aCcidents. ' ' ... il I ' 1 BONELESS Bottom RoundTop Round Retails effective thru September 12 in Pomeroy-Middleport _ _ lb. _ _ _ lb. lb. 59c 49c YOUNG TENDER ;.t-- Beef Liv~r-- 39c LEAN BEEF _ _ lb. 99c lb. TRAY PACK-FROZEN 20 Cube Steaks -- P:~.99c 99 __ l b . 75c Sliced Bacon - 2 c Ground Round - __lb. 79c Swiss Steak .. HEEL OF ROUND LEAN-FRESH ALL GOOD BRIIII-:D lb. pkg. JANE PARKER A & P BRAND FROZEN FRESH BAKED ' , F;IG~· DARS~·~t SPANISH BAR STRAW,BiRRIES . , .7 I .l · :~~- J (9c. 4 SLIC~D l.O·oz. pkgs. 89c ICED CAKE each GLAMALON SHEER ' ' ' SHEER MESH _ Salad Drgssing - 1~. 39c. PeiJnut Butter · - 1:·.35c · Pork &Beans ~; 29~. 2 i ~~35c' TQmalo Soup1b.39 ' & . 2 Gum Dro'ls-•·.eaf Wh-eppers.- 3~'" ~ pkgs. ANN PAGE-CREAMY & KRUNHY FIRESIDE poir GOOD-N-RICH-Devlls Food, Yelow, White or Spice 12 3 ., GOOD·N·RICH CHOCOLATE'FUDGE, WHITE or PINK ;. · " ., A PAGE SPARKLE ANN PAGE WDRTHMORE ·CANDY ANN PAGE PURe JANE PARKER l·lb. jaro JANE PARKER MADE WITH POTATO FLOUR ' SULTANA· WITH TOMATO SAUCE ANN PAGE SPARKLE 8 29c Rfll. 39e SAVE SULTANA 2 49c Judge Bars Marshmallows - ~~;·. 1Oc Gelatin Des~erls- 4p~~- 29c elatin De~st'rts- 2:::.. 27c Cherry Preserves- 3 Strawberry Prest'rves 2~~~;69c Pancrtke Mix~~~~~·- lp~~- 33c NyIon Hose 39c Cake Mixes Pk;~ 1Oc Frosting Mixes- -sv. pt~.1 Oc Cherry Pie - -••ch39c Potato Bread 4~!;.~~79c pkg. . CANDY. ,. SULTANA BRAND CHICKEN NOODLE or MUSHROOM IJ·'. pkg1.00of \..- . STARKIST . Heanz Soups Tuna Fish:. ~~~7Qc 25c' 4 !With " fabulous fit! Be OFF PACK U.S.KEDS® 6% OZ1 - ~~e, prove 1t to your~lf. Try Ollr P;Oint.ed-foe Keds in crisp, new fabrics and SEEDLESS GRA ...Jibrant. new colors-aU with daoee hidden leatures that r-ke "Keds" the word for ~comfort." AU in N & M widtha. . ' LARGE SWEET JUICY ~ Misses $4.49 • ! Teen Agers $4.49 ',. '" CHAM~DN "HOI'$" in new ha~!lf Middleport, o. Maoon - - -·- . .. I Gallipolis Greenup 3:30a.m.; John Ladd Western Foothill <;:onference 800 er(llltll, an Dam 18.0, JU, running ooe foot Dean down Meldohl 3 : ~ p.m.; . have signed quarterhaek John Amerlco at Iowo Ill· 1.160. rollerS, Pomeroy-Mason 20.- Larry T\lrner down Meldahl 4:- Anabo of the Cleveland Brownl! an alternate with the hiona 111 , Pt. Plcai8Rt 20.04, Hinton 40 p.m.; Annette Jones up Mel· and halfback Larry FerJIUIOD of 11163 . .54, Kanawha Fa!IJ .01, Char- dobl 5:25 p.m.; Abe Lincoln 18.110. London, Marmet down Meldohl 7:35 p.m.; Buck· and Winfield dams were on the ~e State down Meldahl 11:25 Gauce rtadlD11: ,- This Week's Specidl a.m.; Alton Zephyr up Mei~:::\Boa' movemeat.l: dahl 1:45 a.m.; Samuel ClemTHE GOOD "SUPREME QUALITY" &eUteuced to one year in"CQ@ !P September- term '1'1 Ohio JUver _ John J. Rowe ons up Meldahl 3 a .m.; Alice , eounty jail on 1 conlrlbutlng to -niornlng with the empaneling down 13, 12:10 a.m.; Cheruitee down Meldahl 3:50 a.m.; Illi· the deUnquency of a minor of the 16 member grand jury. down 13, 1:10 a.m.; Phillp nois down Meldahl 4:35 a .m. I charle · after N"lolaUon of his Judge James Lee Thompson 81): up 14, 2:30 p.m.; Franklin 1 GautpoUs Dam Panzo i probaUon on that charse. pointed Mrs. Paul RaJrden and Plerce up 14, 7 p.m.; Zimmer 1 down 4:30p.m.; Semet down . down ]6 p.m.; Miss Susan up 8 p.m.; Huddleston was placed SPECIAL 011 :srs~~u~ ~~!~sion!~~ up 14:,7 a.m .; Chris Jr. probation February 20, 1964, by ... fill t•e •our vacanc•'es e..- 15, 5:50 p.m.; Robert Reed down Oleander up 8:10 p.tri.; CharGALLON ...., " l' ... 15, s' a .m. ; Bea1er down 16, \es K. down l1 :45 p.m.; Thel$500.00 $225.00 Judge James L. Thompson af- isting when the roll call was l:30 a.m.; Nitiadean up 16, rna Ann up 12:15 a.m.; Onward Wl'tAUiso $300 to $575 AI>O $450 ond $675 tfr pleading guilty to the held. 2:10 a .m.·, Louisiana up 17, down 6:30 a .m .; S. M. Jenks Woddlng Rhlg $T50.00 Wodd;ng Rl""' $125.011 char2e. Mrs. H. A. Hutchins, Mrs. 3:30 a.m.; Eva H. up 18, 7:50 up 8:10 a .m. .G YOU CAH PAY MORE IUT YOU CANT IU'f Other action of ~~ court Robert 0. :Miltei-; Mrs1 Charles p.m.; C. V, Hamer down 1S, Kanawha RIVer eorge A HHEI. DIAMO!fD liNG THAH A Klfi'SAKE Tuesday was the dismls~l of Walden alJd Mrs. Setty Nl· s...-.m.; Crueible down '19, 2:40 Price down London 10:15 p.m.; I liowt- .,.t.,._<! to .... d,.A ~ Speci1ls On Doors • Winilows the following divorce actions, bert were chosen to fill the a.m. ; 011J1C8n Bruce up 20, Little Edward up Lond~ -4 :50 e Fr1ming tMterials Bertha J, COx vs. Charles R. vacancies. Other grand jury 11 :25 p.m.; L. Fieore up 20, a .m.: Snlvay up London 4:55 Cox; Doril Fay Dew~se vs. memben .are"'Lloyd Erwin, 5:45a.m.; Western down 20, a .m.; Lelia Shearer up MarmUPS P1ints ) e Plywood Buil Deweese; Irene E. Ben- Pearl Austin, Mr$. Marion Ba- 7:30a.m.; Lynn B. down 21 , et 5:25 a.m .: Helen Z. up nett vs. Samuel Bennett. tey, Keith Arnold, Harry R. 6:40 a.m.; Invader down 22. 6 Marmet 6:40a .m.; 0. F. ShearLoretta Ju?e Roberts was McComas, Lovea Lee Minton, a.m.; Luther Herdman down 23, er up Winfield 3:40 p.nt.; Jergranted a divorce from Dar- Milton L. Miller, Lynn ilUJ'8t,j10:25 p.m.; Jeffboat down 23, ry Bosworth up Winfield 6 p. MATERIALS CO. rell R. Roberts aild was award- Jack c. Higgins, Anna Lee 5:30 a.m .; National up Green- m.; Lucy Jane Lucas down WinMASON, W. VA, SP. 3-5554 ed care a~ custody_ and s~p- Douglas, Lewis Ray Gilland, Sp0m up 14, 2:30p.m. Franklin· field 10:45 p.m.; Elgercliff down port of thell' two mmor ch1ld- and Roberta M. Young. Greenup 11:15 ; L. W. Winfield 10:50 p.m. rt!n. The grand jury Is expected OUt of court settlemlVlts were to complete its duties Thursannounced in .the civil actions day. ., . CJf Paul R. SCJrp.ervi1le vs. Mar- _ _ _:;::;::;::;:=.._ _ '• ietta Manufactaring Company: William Powell vs. Marietta Manufacturing Compnay. The alienation of affection action styled John ·l·E. . Bowery ' vs. Murphy Gof£ was dismissed by the court for failure or the Entered Hospital plaintiff to appear and proseAmong those who entered cute. 'I Holzer Hospital ln the past 24 In criminal appeals, the ac· hours were Edward F. Cottrell, tion of the State vs . Otis 0 . 51 Garfield Ave., Mrs. Denver Painter, charged with hunting Slagle, 135 Garfield Ave., Trawithout permission, was re- cy 0. Ragland, 738 Fourth Ave., manded back to Justice of Peace James Lee Shaver, Rt. 1 GalliCourt; the State vs. Louise M. polis, Teresa Lynn Taylor, Rt. Vickers, driving while intoxi· 2, Gallipolis, Clarence E. John· , cated, was continued until son, Patriot Star Rt., Robert January term, and the state E. Miller, Rt. 2 Ptrlot, Mrs. I vs. Delores Sullivan illegal pass- Lydia Goodwiri, Rt. 1 Bidwell, I Thutt., Sept, 10 ing, and Billy King, speeding, Mr~ . Samantha L. Bandy, Rt. l Thru were dismissed upon motion of I, Bidwell, Billy M. Miller, Rt. S.pl. 16. !be state. 1, Crown City, Darwin H. RobDOLLAR The bastardy action of State bins, 108 Decatuer St., Pt. PleasEx Rei Barbara Jean McDan- ant. Ralpb A. Pickens. Mason, DAYS SALE! iel vs. William Bryan Jones W. Va., Cloyd A. Barnette, Le· was dismissed. on, w. Va ., Mrs. Etl'iel M. The petit jury is scheduled to Jones, 692 Plurri St., Middle· . SUNBEAM begin its duties September 21 port. Mrs. Russell L. Carson, REG. 2 FOR 37c at 9 a. m. with several jury Rt. 1, Middleport, Franklin Rob~rials docketed for this term inson, Rt. 2 Racine. George 0 . Of court. Keller, Jackson, Mrs. William WHITE G. Brunton, Jackson, Mrs. DalPieasant Valley Hospital las Gerald Leach, Jr., Miss W. ADMI'ITED - Mn. John Grace Manning; Ashland, Ky., DICNIC · · Brumfield, Glet'!Wood, Mrs. aild Earl J. Cropper, Gas City, STYLE HAMSMichael Ray, Bidwell; ~rs. Ind. Leonard Srnlth, Clifton; Mrs. Birth• Fritz Bonecutter, Pt. Pleasant. MrR. Alvk L. Masters. 417 SLICED DISCHARGED Edward So. Fifth St., Kansas City, Mo., loaves Lee Gardner, Gallipolis Ferry; daughter. 6:24 p. m. Tuesday. ENDS OF Ronald DCJwell, Leon. Mrs. Dallas Gerald Leach, Jr., BACON 1 BIRTH A daughter to Mr. 21 N. Minnesota Ave., Wellsand Mrs. Leooard SmJth, Clif- ton, daughter, 5:36 p. m. Tues· ton. day, Mrs. N~al A. Baker, Jr., 2005 Mt. Vernon Ave., Pt. . ANNOUNCE SUPPER Pleasant, daughter, 3:40 p. m., There will be a jitney supper Tuesday. Mrs. Donald W. Mul· . Thursday . evening, September lins, 134 Jessie St., Jackson, j Noteworthy • 400 ShH!o . Lart~• 2'11 Size Del Monte Large 6 Ounce Size 10, altho Chesler Grade achool son, 3:57 a. m. Tufsday. ldro. , 1 building beginning at 4:30 p.m. James R. Miller. Rt. 2, Che· NOTEBOOK SLICED NESCAFE The .supper is sponsored by the shire, son, 1:2.2 a. m. Tuesday. i \ \ Chester Fire department with Di~harge4 INSTANT COFFEE_ FILLER PAPER -~ PINEAPPLE all the proceeds going for fire Patients recently dicharged equipment. included Ralph Lewis~ Aubrey .,-,. . Barnett, Mrs. 'ijt.omas Barcus, Mussselman 18 oz Tumblor, Bl•ckb..Y or Black Che~k The $1 Savings! SIGNS CONTRAcr Sanford Wise, Mrs. Mary PatRaspberry 10 Lb. Bog . MILWAUKEE, Wis. <UP!) - ton, Mrs. Eugene Dillon, Mrs. DOLLAR . 10 rhl. The MUwaukee Braves have Millard Hammond, .Wilbur DAYS SALE! signed Ill-year-old Russell (Rus- Shank. Carolyn Sue Vogleaong, large Bath Si:ze ty) Riley CJf Graysville, Ala., to Kenneth W. Fuller, Barbara A. Hunts.21f2 Si:ze Can Ciing Sli* or Halves a 1965 COIItract. Bowen, and Tammy L. Pettit. No. 2'12 6-PACK RED R:OOF PAINT 4e49 OHIO TREE RIP,ENED FRESH PEACHES c LB. jM SNOW WHITE HEADS 69c ' CAULIFLOWER ..1..~1 r.·~ ·*DOLLAR DAYS MEAT SALE Ground Beet~=!~ - - 3 Chuck Steak i~~~~ECUT - 2 ·J Smoked Ham Smoked Baco·n 5 Pork Roast~~~: - - - 4 ' BREAD i 2C·~·79c HOME e FACTORY e FARM READY-MIX CONCRETE 4 (InS Hunts Large 46 oz. an Tomato Juire Mdnerch 303 Con Fruit Cocktaii~~Hunts or Stoney Ridgo 303 Con T~matoes ____ WHITE. 46 ••• C•n• 303 8 303 C1n1 $] $1 $] $1 -,. • •• • ,.. .... ~, ',_,•,,,.,: ....... ..1.··., '10 · lbs. lbs. Palmolive Soap 6-0Z. BOTTLES Armour's Vienna Sausaae • Coca --Cola . __ s c... $1 Armaurs--3% ot:. PoHed Meat ___ 11 ' $1 31(~.~·· Wilson Certified Spiced Luncheon Meat.3 Lbo$1 ' Del Monte 14 oz. Bottles 6-PACKS I Tomato Catsup _ _ 8 ,., $1 303 Site Can Yellow Whole Kernel 8Can• 303 (orn • POTATOES <' ., 2CJ.Lb. v ~--'-':....'~!'-, ~·"fll",lt\ lbs. '3 Jelly Granulated Sllpar ___bog Peaches lbs. 89c S.g I · t 79c M ·I•dd . epor , . . ·,; ·1 I lbs. Dolla~ Fresh, Crisp With 'l1lo Pvrchloo ol · ' SUDDEN BEAUtv HAIR SP*"t .· .. ·•a' . ..:Jr'.,_ BAKING POTATOES • Day Days ~--------------------------------------------. Produee Sale! ' ' .· ' .,..,,.. . WESTERN RUSSET· U. S.IIIO. 1 -~- -7- Sweet Peas ·-'-- ___ 7 ~':,,$] Van C•mps Large No. 2 Can Golden Hominv ."____ 10 c3.~. $1 Lerge Tell Con Huron Evaporated Milk __ 8 ''"·.$1 '' ~; s~t Roy's Argo303 Con . ~ SHOE BOX PT. PLEASANT Huddleshh, Pi. Pleasant,,'!.81 County Circult Court down Greenup tHO PACERS TO OOMPJI:I'E the Dolrolt Llonlf. a.m.; Ro<e G. down Greenup ESKIMOS SIGN TWO Anabo Wld..lllllO!ied 1 a .m.; Eastern down Green- EDMONTON, Alta (UP!) - Ryan with the B!owno last up 2:50a.m.: J . s. Lewll down The Edmonton EW!nos of !hie ' hlle F C•ns CALIFORNIA THOMPSQN POINTID·TOI Tommy RIGHT FOR EVERY JOB •• CAN STYLE PKG. . . '' ' LIGHT MEAT CHUNK ·I t takes U.S. Ked1 to make a fuhion pointand to make t_he al10e (ul as good 81 it lookal . PT. PLEASA)>IT - ·---------,Swe et River news 1 PENGUIN FROZEN· PKD. OF 6 DUNCAN HINES- BUTTERMILK I 200 Free Stamps ·]pointed-toe casual Huddl eston Remanded to Jat'11 y ear' M~D· Co. '. UQty '· ' Hospital News Chicken Breasts Chicken Legs Cube Steaks,_______.,....- 99c lb. 95c lb. 99c Rump Roast BoNELESS Ithe .• - ·" I ' . -- •--Gran dJury IS Empaneled l•D ' HOGG & ZUSPAN Lb. LEAN J ONE !RIC!- NONE;. PRICED tfiGHER E. Keller. Earl W. Elberfeld, , Lydia 8. Siddall, Katherine E. ..... Slagel, Robert Elberfeld, Martin Elberfeld, Barbara E. Lylle, ~ l~i!tiWUlidUih iP Rachel E. Downie, ,. . Cert. ,f(lr 1 Trans., Orange. Pomeroy. Becoming 23,742 days old Jacob Elberfeld. dec., Lo Ja- has some advantages explained cob Elberfeld. Alfred .\1. Elber- William P. Barker, Social Sefeld , Ima E. _P'.:PIIer: ~:arl H. I curily District Manager, in Elb~rteld, l.ydta E Siddall, Ka-1Marietta. For instance, you can Ulenne E. ? lagf'l. Robert Elber- 1now claim two exemptions. for feld , Martm Elberfeld. Bar- yourself on your income b~ra E. Lytle, Ra<chel E. _Dow- ! return nnd you are fairly rue, Cert. for Trans. , Orange, ' tain that you won·l be drafted Pomeroy. . ! ink the armed forces . Chub E. Pickens. dec. . to , Iva Picken s, Affid. for Trans., ! However, Harker said, t h Sutton. I most important Uting about lva D. Pickens to Ralph ing 23,742 days old is Umt you Neigler, Edna Neigler, parcels, may be eligible for social. Sutton. ity benefits. Ni lle out of R. L. Can~ay, Dorothy F. ery ten workers in ·~/aslungtonlj Csnaday to Jennie French, Lot, Counfj' .·are eligible for social Middleport. Isecurily by the t(Jne they reach Oravo Corporalion to L'tdted age fi5 . Stales of America, Flowage 1 . . Easement Olive. I Before sor1al secunty -Dorothy' E Barnette to Doro- . ments are made an application thy E. Rathburn. :y4 acre, Rut· i must Iil!!d. Person~ plannir1g land . l? retire can. make sure ,. . Ava Gilkey to Kenneth Pay- fm;t check v.?l_l be on time ne, \j.rolyn Payne, parcels, l~I('Y would VISit or call our of· Harrisonville . , ftc~ _J months before they Lolo Griffin tu Beulah Schultz retJrmg. 10% acres, Olive. The Social Sccuritv Office i - - - - - located at 3Jl F'ou~th St1·eet, Marietta, Ohio, and is open the public from 9 a.m. to 4:45 p.m. Monday through Friday. c FUll CUTS I ,.... • ---·~- -·- -- ----;~.~~~~~~·~-·~·-- ~·~~ ~ · ·~ Best food Values In Town!. .. Stretch Your Food Dollar NOW!! b: Jacob Elberfeld, .fa'cdb F:lbe Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o ., Sept. 9, 1984--5 '-.1' Check Qur Gnat Saving$! I feld . Alfred M. Elbel'feld, Ina ·:r· :..-·.,., ........ ----- - A&P "SUPER-RIGHT" QUALitY ••• CHOICE CUTS Properfy . - · -·· -l' •y "'' ... - • ....., •.1-1 ' $979.317 .92, ~-!21·26, II!,· ! ANNOUNCE FIGHT 1Neb., will meet JohMy J're8. OOMPLI!'I'E8 TRAINING O'J!>ti6. 1.3 per cent. Vinton LONDON IUPI ) - Heayy· colt of England m • scheduled MASON OCate r. (lbrlmpUn, $57.325.20, $52,116628, $4,458.9l. lweight Bill Nielson of Omabo, 111-roundfighl at Empire 17, .... of Mr. ond ~· Gill 8.4 per cent . I -Oct. 27, It waa announced Mill> F. Sbrlmplln, Sr. of Muon, · · doy by promoter Harry comp1eled basic troiDing ......,~ Motor veWcle, housetrailer GOES TO NEWFOUNDLA~ vene. , , . , ,• , at the Ntval Tr~ Cen&oand use tax ftgum were • .i.i5 Frederick E. Werry, avtatu>n . Great Lakes Dl. lows: .\thens _ $2.31).531.89, electrician's mate .second SETS A'ITENDANCE ' $3,26l.t8, 1.3 per class, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. PHILADELP!IIA <~~~~~:~:: 11 Galli a - '143, .. Henry Werry of 113 Pleasant pennant - bound p: .99, $127,807.'!1, $15,240.- Ridge, Pomeroy, will depart Phillies have ret an all • ' !1.9 per cent . Hocking - the Naval All' Station. Jack!tOn- ~ason attendance recCJrd lllB.IBI.!J8, 1115 ,4'1S .81, $2,6Z5.2l, ville, Fla ., .!IS a member of Pa· nearly a month still remaining Your Dependeble 2.2 per c~nt. Jackson - 1159,- trol Squadron 45 Det..achment on . their National Lea-gue Dealer for · 542.19, $144,643.77,$14,898.42, 10.- on a routine assignment to New- schedule. per cent. Lawrence - $320,- foundland . A crowd of 26,390 sa:ov Mon.63, $298,683.21, $21,774.42, 7.2 day 's doubleheader With the " AND per cent. $311,973 .93, $22,258.87, 7.1 per Los Ange~s Dodgers that Meigs _ $123,108.31, $122,346.· cent. Scioto - $480,267.36, $4~. - boosted the Phils' home attend· $762.00, IJ.6 per cent . Pike - 729.56, 10.2 per cent. Vinton - ance th.is year to 1,224,172. The $105,562.41, $100,174.90, $5,387.51. $56.128.37, $511,488.67, $5,639.70, old mark of 1,217,025 was set Phon• WY -2-2550 '"5g_ Never h'l l.Ch a neon .d a b k . dangernus 00 s. cur or _ truek. It Js 1 and agamst the law. ...r, 12. Be sure that your bike is , 6. Ride one person on a bike in good condition. Check t at one~ime . brakes and tires. The chain 7. (;ivE' signals with the left should not be too tight. RerJiace hand : arm straight out for a broken or worn spokes, pedals left turn : arm out and elbow and handle grips. Handle ~ars should be adjusted so that they '-' -~.,,~ ""' -~ c?n held easi ly. Be,.;ure the ~ bike 1s the pl'(lper "';i!e not 1 J one that a child must grow Into. ' I ' I 1 ' ... ....... • Va'l ~ . ,..~1.. ~ - Ill """'' Unit A"!P'o · .H~AD ' . All ·Low Everyday Prices Are Also,Availabla At ••••• o. I II S.cond & Rutland Pa~~!!.G~==~:;"nt THE MON. thru FRt-.:::.. · 9 A.M.. to 9 .P.M. OPEN SATUROAY NI~T . .. .. , . . . TIL 9,30 PM !CLOSED Jl I! ''IPI!YSI STAR Fooo·· MARKET l'OMEitOY, 0. ·' ' DIAL EACH MONDAY & THURS. FEATURING TENNESSI!E . PRtaS EFFECTIVE Thundey AM . s.peio thriiWiiJii\Hd.,Y, Sept. lit -....,.,· cu,Rn~C:oot " �.. • .- -. .. .Goldwater would S lash lneome Tax 87 JOHN A GOLDSMITB j nomine<, who won on Import· From Loo Angeles, he wu to Vllled Proia hllerull.-1 ant Vlclory 11 thia state's pr~ head for sacramento today wlijl LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Sen mary election later stops at Klamath FaDs larry M Goldwater headed hia Goldwater hlmae1l was de- and Eugene, Ore , and a nl!lht presldentlll campal/ill caravan lighted with the prooeedings foreign policy ~ In Seattle, ap the West •Coast today from Asked whether he was sa tisfied, Wash 1 tumultuous one-nliht stand tn as he returned to his hotel Dodier Stadium where 53,000 here, he llllld The rally had aU the HollyJlei'!ODS gave • rousmg recepBest Ever wood tnmmmgs Indigenous to tJOn to his pro~•! for a 25 per Yes I'd like to have one thJS area •cent Income tax cut over ftve like that ev'*Y day That was Feature of ll!e ev~rung. of r•ars I thr best" I've ever had" course was Goldwater's tax The big rally was another It was an e<O'Ifagtng climax speech He attacked what he Southern Cahfomla success lor 1for the Ill'S! dl~ of the sena called the tax "glmmtcrky • of the Republican prestdenllal tor's mtenslve campalgnmg 1 the Johnson adminlllratlon and ' proposed hia owh program m· I volvmg a ftve per cent Income r tax cut for tndlvtduals and corporation~ 10 each of the subse- . 60 Leaders, Workers Dme • "K"ICk0 ff' At 0scar's In 178Persons Could Turn Out Diqtit Dora Rakes Florida, Goes l0 ea s In an open c~r wtth hiS wtle, Pew. by his Slde, the roar of the crowd filled the place fl1B top<lown convertible came In at the centerfield entrance and ST AUGUSTINE, Fla <UP!) 1 Circled the diamond toward the -Hurricane Dora veered to • speaker's rostrum on second northwesterly course today but !~fie Iraked this ancient ctty's coastHe was lntrndueed by retired Iline wtth the outer teeth of 115 1 Air Force Gen James Dooll~ mlle-an·hour Wtnds ~le The crowd cheered and apTides up to six ftet above plauded for about 10 mmutes j normal ptled against the debefore It quteted down enough serted coastline here and gusts for Goldwater to start his / up to 81 mph were reported speech at exposed Martneland Fla, Ion the seashoro 18 mtles south of St Augttsltne With the shHt In :: t\t ' quent ftve years 1959 Chevrolet Bel r~ o• 0 j DI'es at Home 1 •u::; I f' Voice of BrP~ulw~v •.. reporting I:~~:• soon loolc diacOYer your attitude,' you 99 Pfl'Cent I Do Ies Tuesday Review Case l ' 1\ ( . . I .. 15-ye&Mid females AREN'T "filled out and well ptoporlloned." What's Wl'9fll with i!V· lng Motlfer Nature a l~t• - H This column la dedlcalell to ta!nlly livmg, 80 If Y'lt're hav· kid trouble or jjtst plain Jet Helen h!IP YOtJ .Jso welcome youf atmurjnc trlpl!fl81lcn Ad• diea Helen Bo1teJ ln Clll'e o1 newspaper. ~ DAILY 'CJUtQ 1 , .- 11 ::tro:::r:~::. PT PLEASANT - The Muon Coonty Shertrro depa~t love111gated a two car occld""t Mtlllday I 30 p m 11 ~ Inter· Je<>Uoo of Eii!ll M•\0 niod and Gre, r Road r~ltlnf In apprOlllmately $900 property damage but no personal mjury The mishap occurred when an ea•tbound car driven by H Sargent, eo, Rl 2 Leon tlerwood ,... elie•f fOf r.l coutrot to have vehkle UDder 9,506 Firemen 1 1 Are off Jobs 1 I 'U • CLEVELAND fUPI t - .e.~, 9 500 firemen lost thetr tween May I and Aug I lit cause of an arbitration bQArd ruUng the Brotherbood of Loi'omouve Ftrenwl' and ED8l!'e men datmed iOday Jobo"'f.. Attend Mason Board of Education Meeting Streets are UbJeCl f s I I counci"l Acts l I 01d 1 ' FlatS SOCiety • Notes ' I I DON'T BUY ANY USED CAR or TRUCK UNTIL YOU SHOP AT .. I ------- ---- I 1 METROPOLITAN MOTORS I REASONS: I \ l eLOW DOWN PAYMENT e ON THE SPOT BANK AVAilABlE BlaettnQrs e RECONDITIONED USED CARS AND TRUCKS RADIATOR SERV I CE e LIFETIME GUARANTEE PLAN $,. 1961 CHEVROLET 2 DR. SEDAN , BLAE"NAR'S 1961 RAMBLER CUSTOM 400 ·•·t' James Nelson Of Rutland ORSANCO to BEAUTY AND THE BUJI' Dear Helen 1 am an attracHve !$-yearold female, popular •moDI chums and neither s!Pn chubby. \VhJI could be with that? Plenty' You am a perfect =-~ percent cl "II»' are llUed out aad Jell· proportioned They JUke ' me lee! Jnadequa•· Not 'l "'· ~"' a complex :.. lt JUSt bolbera me. Could Jou stJggeRt remedy' And please not pa••'•n: 1 would rath-L .._, nat ~-. or "" than pbony. -BARBARA Dear Barb 11 25 percent 0 ~ your lltrl l'HJ\fllll.ll 6 0...,_ II D fol ILl WD'I'I!I fnt. /t Bypr0dUCts 0£ HELEN HELP US! W00d to Draw . andMorelR than spots FranrJs Reed and Treasurer, 1,000 resldenls of Mrs Elizabeth Smith. A report by Helen Bottel--..t s given of $179 profit on the •' Jacksonville Beacb and St Au· More EmphaSIS• gust me Bes'cli had refused to Ice cream social, $150 was paid YOUTH ASKED FOR IT In our college aon'l book,/ leave their homes despite pleas on the ftre house roof Jeavmg a This column IS dedtcated to "ztlch" means thrll\lih, finish- ' ed, kaput ) . Goopus a dupe Ch 1r: l 1 ~ec Y' us o...y Maudy not " In " , Pebble aJrl who can't hold, boy. N.lW let•s\ hear from 0~ -SLANGSTER Helen Around our town a " MUeei" .... :h: =pe~=":tr~le~~ lilt in mouse. -JUDY I' I ° 11ppear nt R10 f.ra nde- Colleg.-. un ti l now the most silent part 1Bur e Millwood W Va 1 15 on Oct 15 II was also pomted 1 ncr '" tqe South Vtetnamese ra~d~htldren and a stsler, <It that memberships make trtU\IlVIril<' went on record to g da M ' Wh 1 concerts m •sttrroundmg cities Iday for the ftrst ttme m sup M~r~ ..nds m:r~all a~t~'!' fun "'tahle I ~Oi l of the govel1lment of Pro· eral home afler 4 p m Thurs Mrs Ke~(h S111t'T bnefed m1er Nguyen Khanh d and warnings of the weather balance of $600 to be patd young people, thell' problema w rkers and tha nked them for Kh1em reSigned Monday as ay I COLUMBUS (UI'Il - The bureau and clvtl defense SU· BIRTIIDAY CLUB and pleasures, their troubles Ul"lr cooperation She mtroduc- 1defense mmtster along w1th 1 State DivLSlon of Forestry re- thorit1es and fun As wtth th~ rest of >tl the captams and worker. the rest o! Khanh's cabmet Fee• Collected h\ portedly wtll be reor••nlzed to Orden Eva<ualloo A ptcnlc honortng Pat Bailey ... B was held by the Birthday Club Helen Help Us,', It welcomes r rom Mtddlepor( Pomero) Pt Khanh fmally accepted the County Court place more emphasis on wood ut at 1 , am Fred Willies, for their Auguat meeting Mem· laughs but wont dodge a serPle.,anl R10 r.,ande Oak Hill reSignation todav, appolntmg Fees coll•cled 111 Me1gs byrroducts as an tRdustry chtef defense dtrector for St loua queotion with ~ brush...U. !lnd Galhpohs She reported on himself defense mm1stpr m Count\ Court actJv1ty durmg Natural Resources Dtrector Johns County ordered all re- bers present were Mrs Emma Send your teen-age quettians the number of adutl and stu Khtem s place Khttm rema ms the month of Augusl .otaled $1. FredE Morr mdtcaied Tuesday malnlng reoldents of St Augus· Durst, Mrs Francis Reed Mrs to Youth Asked For 11 ....., dent memberships n•edro to a me mber of the trmmVITa(e 4tG 10 according to Deputy he would name a new chtef for tine Beach "evacuated •mmedi· Inez Boring, Mrs Mary Allee of Helen Help Us' this• make (he dnve a success She Shortly before Khanh ar Clerk Belle Hobstetter the 128-man dtVISIOII now head ately " School buses were dl.. Btse, Mrs Ila Osborne, Mrs paper announced thai persons mter cepted l\'111em's res1gnat10n Du;bursement of the- funds ed by 0 A Alderman patched to haul the refugees to Velma Barnhart Mrs Helen MORE SLANG ested '" a membership who Kh1em Iold Un1ted Pre" Inter mcluded $20'1 to the state $115. Currentlv the dtvlslon concen 11 emereency shelters In St ~rc~rCalnd guests, Terry and 1 would Jjke to correct 0 eman 1forma Teen's definition has not Joel been contacted bv nat1onal m an exrlusivr mter 20 to the sheriff $721 34 to the trates on forest ftre prevention Augustine ar a worker should ca ll head v1ew I am opposed to any rounl) general fund $181186 to and care of slate forests The Jacksonvtlle Weather Bu I News Items "Squeek " A squeek ts a quarters 446-t364 before Satur body who (rtes to stage a plot the county Jaw hbrarv a n d Morr satd the dJvtsion mu•t reau Tuesday night had com- Mrs Nelhe G:;en, Mr ·~ son who wears 8 new day afternoon and lead the nahon mto (ur 1191 70 to the county auto It become more dlverstfied In 1ts plamed about the ' complacen- Mrs EhJah Rt e, Mr a teenage clothes A squeek wears The prmctpal speaker at the moll " 1cense and gas tax fund acltvtt1es and become a maJor cy" of Jacksonville Beach res•- ~rs Ro~y :ndyA~! Pa;kers- "English~" clothes and force m the ~late adnumstrat10n dents and the Red Cross srud urg~ aS d rs h c~ ouLt~ uses odd but not weird color lndwotrial development program only about 10,000 resident• had VISit C Ba\t'1 r 8 n combmattons A "squeekle" MilUons of trees are bemg sought shelter before mtdrught Mrs ar uc ey d fit for a boy would be planted by private tndustry '" , But when the breakers Mr and Mrs Harol Sauer, shirt, English walkers (a reclamahon ol strip mme areas started breakmg over the sea- Mary Ruth and Joy of Middle- of shoi'!S not shoes) lly DOROTHY KILGALLEN and lor sale of Chrtstmas tre•s, walls back of the beach the port spenl Sunday w•th rela· (socks) 'and loafers A he noted refugees started pouring '" on Uves here squeek would wear a Homer Westfall and Stephan· • The slate has a great poU!n· lus " an offtctal said ' I T mpe Arizona and Mr sweater, vest and tlal tn the wood ftber and wood The billion dollar spaceport te 0 e ' skirt of suede and lhe pulp tndustrtes " Morr satd at Cape Kennedy earher had and Mrs Odie Westfall & Chered kin I' The admmtsirallon " conStd· been the apparent larg t ry of Parkersburg were dmner textur aloe gtl The !Dorothy K,!gallen's gues( columntsl lodav or thetr mmuets than to th• Watusl e guests o1 Mr and Mrs Carl Is either a modified Beatie 1 th full II pianiSt, Peter Nero 1 fhe economic Situa(lon of today ts such th at enng combining the four remain or e force of Dora but a B kl cut, or long aild sfrailht lng divtSIOila of the Natural Re·l shght change to the north Tues uc ey teased BV PETER NERO the teen ager ts able to dommate the record sources Department With the day mghl turned the hurt1ca Mr and Mrs Paul Meredtth WITH RECOHDED MUSIC peltmg our ea r market to a grealer extent than ever before ne of Columbus are VISitmg Mr Although thts may 1 rad1 o As a result the ma]ortly of the so-called htts Department of Development for i toward Daytona Beach The and Mr Waite Bro d like JUSt wearmg sloppy clothes drums from every dir•c(IOn (hrnugh r wn an ll ts really qwte diHerent television and phonographs the sound of mu are aimed spectfJcally at satisfymg t'tw teen promotiOn of mdustrl8l develop- ~ Cape reported gusts up to 45 1 mil 1 •• ment, tourtst travel and outdoor m p h at I 30 a m a Y olo••·· are "i~,.;~ ..c is very much 10 the a1r and on the mmd ager recreation Mr and Mrs Ernest White- squ··•·•s ~ w~ 8J 4pparently, 11 s espeually on the m1nd of Dtm In addition to beillg, lor the most p'art, daoco- On ld h ad th head and daughters atlended clean and neat. The use of iti-t Ttomkm one of Holl;wuod s most diS(mg able the songs carry a message that Is pertl· cy :n::":~ ;~~ ex~ted• ~:e~e I the Ohto State Fatr on Wednes· ferent color comblnaUons tfished composers n~nt to the teen-ager Songs like Take Your Morr, reportedly ttcketed to sue day tlnguihses th•s stylo-Uonl olhThe es teemed Mr T10mkm m a reren1 s(a(e Hands Offa H•r, She's My Girl' and "Try And reed the retinn" George E Wtl· Mr and Mrs Lyle Balderson ers , $1ent cla1ms that rock n ro ll 1<:. \\Jnmng th~> Make Me, You Rat Fmk" are obvmusly not e d Ka nd M Gl dy W1 By the way a squ-tr does ' • son as development d~rertor 1 an Ya rs a s I• • """ ljattle agams( good mu~" ' to be JUdged wtth the same degree of senous Iiams vi4lted at Bellevtlle With well m school' and I~ upally "The na(Jon s youth avers Mr Tiomkm ness as let us say, the last movement of Bee Mrs Tuna Young and Mrs heading for college ' •can barely hea r Beethmen Rarh and Brah thoven s Nmtb SymphOn), or for that matter, Hazel Balderson Thank you for prlntloll thia. -Ml'o. Lyle Balderoon I would not bke ld he known ms over the current nmse and as for tlla( a compos•tton by Theolomus Monk thing, the Watus1 1f 1t kaep~ up the next gen But to the teenagers, they ar.e senous and Funeral servi~s for James I as a cheapskate, as ,Qi~omia tralton w11l be makmg muSic on hollo" legs the parent and educator should realize that Henry Nelaon, 84, Mam st 1 ATTENDANCE RECORDS teens dellne lhf wotd. - A. Undoubi<'dly Mr T " a skt lled and bnlhant TIOMKEN BLAMES the lack of proper muRutland who died Tuesday NEW YORK (UP[) _ Nation- SQUEEK FROM THE EAST muslctan, but n"e~lheless I mus( (ake excep th" muSJc fulftll s a defm•te need IIUNTINGTDN, va !UP!) morning at Meigs Memorial I al League attendance ligures Dear Squeek· to his re~ark!i! Our s(J('Iet~ 1s pred1catt>d on s1c .nducatJOn at an early age for this state of I - The Ohio River \ ley Water Hospital after havlnl been m nnuunced th1s week show that Your squawk ls weft the prmc•ple th,t people hu) what thCI wont affa ~rs contendtng that parenls and pubhc j Sanitation Comm 1 ion (DR· for several weelt:s, will be held jattendance m the senior circuit Th~ J.t/' and 1! a lot of people buv somet hmg (hen I( schools are moslly to blame SANCO t holds tts ,. 1 an· Thursday at 2 p m at the Chase ts running 860,1143 ahead of la&t nornlans must be because they want tt Rock n roll Nonsen"'' When dealing w•th any of t h • I nual meeting here rliday at Funeral Home with burial In year when a new season record Dear Helen lS popular. 1t obv10u(' 1) serves z purposr arts you are dP.allns w1th an emotional exper- whtch Ba oll Logan the Miles Cemetery 'fbe Rev \ was set You a:a¥J and has a defm1(e functmn 1ence Jf I spla>iled a can o! orange pamt on be formally Herhert 0 Grunm will ofllciato Both the New York Mets and ent •lang 10 Teen-egers need an oullet for the new feel canvas and told you 11 was a sunset, I'd stalled as chairman He was relired from the New the Philadelphia Phlllies have 11~9llbiUI!UIIIey. lngs they are expenen11ng and J thmk lha( abl y be the only one who knew It , Orsanco offtctals (oday m York Central Rlllroad where ' already established new season con~bQtlon. , dancing to todDy s muSic " an olxoellen( one Ltkewtse, •' a chtld ts exposed o what ad spected the Kanawha River at 1he had heeh empiOfed lor 49 attendance records a beatnik music and I Charleston traveling by boat I years He was proCeded ~~ , It ls highly therapeutic IS socially arcepta btr ults regard as a beautiful ptece and l.;;lps get nd or excess energy that m1ghl the child IS not mature enough to rocogntze H from St Albans (o Belle w1th dealh by hiS wtfe, Edith TWO POJ.,ES ESCAPE othetwiS" be vented m a fpc. lftfllet perilous as such It has fallen on doaf ears and there s state offictals and legislators 1 Survivors include a son V LINZ, Austrta (UPIJ - Two ter than 11 boSI,' fashion Aller they Jtrush, t~ey are so exhaust no emottonal response If tl ta beyood the m(ei Thursday's meetmg w1l' In IE Nelson, Rutland, three' sl .. young Poles escaped to the Gleep ;pittauo eel theY couldn'f get Into trouble even •f they tectual grasp, the expertence can be ~a rru .. elude reports on the status of ters Mrs Dora Carpenter, Rut- I West alter hiding on a fretght (Note' lrOIII ){.·.. ,!':~""' l ' 1r~'ted to tratmg one and havmg no reaclloil aiJiail IS stream cleanups here and at I land Ml'l Bell Trainer, and ltraln for~·· days, "'ustrtan po- lmow- that's FURTHERMORE It IS unrealiStic to Judge worse than rock n' roll 11-. Mtddloport Oh10 and on dehn Mrs Lizzie Nickels, Mechantc.. lice disclosed Tuesday The two dUJnl! ij~:::)'r"'!!, .,,,;t~>d today'~ teen~age music nn the same levf:l a:c: I have mftmte faath m the teen-agers Even· : qt~nt commumties and mdus I burg, two Jr.andsOns, WUham disembarked at the Austrtan loose b4 exeliWvely, today s teen·age muSic ts prtmar tually they wtll outgrow the ducklatl han cuts, tnes I Nelson Pomeroy, and -floberi 1border statlon o! Summerau Ice 11 '-" ''' ' fly lor danctng and naturally IS reflective nr sneakers and bl.., jeans I am bettmg t hal The comm1SSJon ts composed Nel,.n, tolumbus, and seven : The refUJee• escaped detec· (i!lt '80tme.O.c,o1jhp Jliore sophlsltcated forma ~ mu"c Wh1l• not most of them Will outgrow rnck 'n' roll In the of memhers of elgh( stateo, In- gr.at ·!!ll~Ohtldren 1tlon while the tratn p a • sed 1 Stralhecl qra"-e [!::."'':~.~d~a:;.y soc1ety While Beethoven Bach meanwhtle Mr Ttomkln sit back and relax cludm~ Ohto WeSI VtrgiDJa, Friends may call ~~ the Chjlse th•Oilih Poland and Czechoolo- ~rful are magmflcent to hst•n lo tl and awa~t the day when hollow legs will br Kentucky, Indiana and Penrlsyl· j Funeral l!o~ flier 3 30 p m vakla and crossed Into A.o•!rla ,, Zilch" to ~~ tiacl \Wllljld be much more dilflcult to dance to one SOUD, DADDY{)' vanla Wedn~!tlay .'nlelr llllll!SI w~ro Withheld. jf# !Itt 'full. all!. (Note ' ~"' ~ / IIYI!Itigat.,.. 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II, rlJ • 1 Pl. ptea;tt E. ilf(oln Street, Pomeroy PT PLEASANT - Three del at Point Pleasant High School Tho group was Informed that Pbone WY Z-317t egations wtth school problems They were Informed by Supt the Supermtendent and t h e The umon said the hoard's rut lmu"' •o ~ ......c~ •• on1os 11ouu • OPEN IYiiS. 7:00 P.M. 4 22 tfc I appeared before the Board of Burdette that one class of Lat- Board were aware of the 51 tua Img on work rules paved the t.30 • ll to ~ 011 I' • o.u, ~ • POMEROY, GHIO "·-=-"P"O"'NT=lA=C,...-;$::;: ~ doOr I EducatiOn last night at their 110 I m1ght be arranged but no tion but had been unable to fmd way for ehmmation of up Jo rd 88 2 ;;;150::--:tllurd•,.~ 3f'l " M ,.., 11100 GOo• i!o. _ ~ 'I f the f1rem tn 10 &UY ll '~==~~:;:;::====r-==========!1 hardtop, Catalina. blue fiDo regular monthly meeting 1prom1se of Latm fl could tte a certified teacher for Mt 01- 1per cent o en In ya au~ ...j~o~cr.N"fJ Jl Wh. automatic transmission, A 11 member delegation from 1made for next year He stated 1ve and adviSed the group to Iand' road fre11ht servtee ,..,.,. AD For Sale For Slle -ay Middleport. Call WY ~ Broad Run school reported to the htgh school was over-crowd· send thetr chtldren to o t h e r President H E Gllhert said power steering power brakes the board they had been mform Ieel and smce Latm was nol a schools m the area and when the firemen discharged recelvPHONE WY 2-2157 1961 VINDALE Mobile Home FREE LOAN of our effiCient radio and extr~s 91 o Broad- ed that one of tbetr class- I reqwred subJect and only two a teacher was ljfeured the ed $22 million m teverance JJBY 52 x 10 w1th a 10 x 15 alurfun.. 29 tfc rooms would be closed and stat Iteachers available eligible to school would be Opened 5289 urn awmng Roger Keller Carpet Shampooer FREE ed they felt 32 sludenls were I teach the subjec(, the schedul- Supl Burdette read a letter He claimed the railroads Star Route Pomeroy, Obio, wtth purchase of Blue Lustre too many for one teacher to mg of Latm was ill great prob j from Mrs Eumce Hesson of have not been able to put -mto 1 Shampoo B~ker Furm ture Help Wanted ( Notice Phone Chester 985 3393 • Gt eacn• s1x grades Supenntend lem but he would see If some- Ordnanc~~" School res1gmng her 1eff ect the 1u11 potenti a1 or the 9 __ ~ c J ent Mi llon Burdette replied thing could be worked out Th" teachmg poSJ.tiOn at the school arbltratmg rulmg because of so9 9 6tc Middleport --~-----PEACHES, ready. brmg conEXPERIENCED cashier, exthat he had studied the matter Board mstructed Mr Burdette Iand the resignBtion was refer called full crew" Jaw s in many FREE to good farm home talners Webster F'rmt Farm pertenced stock clerks Ex of onh 16 students per teacher to look tnto the matter further fred to the Prosecutmg Attorn ~tal es Male BOller, re&tstered Ph l9!i0 Harley oavtdson Motor Long Bottom, Ohio, Phone perlenced persons only need but had not mformed anyone and arrange a class or Latm If 1ey WY 2-3249 I 8 3tc cycle 175 Fme shape good 98>3201 8 5 tfc apply No phone calls Apply that the cl ass ~'OOm would be desired by enough students and Leslie Rayburn was hired b~ tires Call IVY 2-6708 ASK TO WED m person Tmy s Foodland closed If at all poss1ble the board as assistant attend WILL TAKE elderly people In· ~ 9 llc 9 Real Estate For Sale Middleport _!_3tc_ T<'d E Stevens and M r s The l:turd delegation wa s scv anle dm~clor for the school PT PLEASANT - Two cou to my home Phone WY 2 WOMEN for housework Call Mary Jo Slam appeared m be en meq~bers of Mt Olive school year pies have made applications 298'/. 9·tHitp PURE • BRED German Shep WY 2-3666 for mtervtew halt ol the1r children and oth area askmg that the school be A letter of thanks for cooper lor marnage license. m the ofherd puppies, AKC regtst~red FOR SALE _ 4 room house MEXICAN tomatoes William 3'h months old Phone \\ Y 2 1 1 acre ground Rt 1 Reeds .. 9 2 6tp ers who desired to take Latm opened The group reported ation of the Board for Lhe Mas fice of the County Clerk ltu:h H Holmes, Syracuse 3042 or conta ct 834 F.: !\1am vJIIe Y.o mme Bailey Box ---- ~ j that app roXImately JO r hildren on County Fa1r from the Fa1r ard Fredenck F1ck, 41 Ches Pomeroy 9 8_ 3t<' 189 tp LOOKING FOR SECURE I m the area needed the , school Board was read to the hoard ter Ohm and Luella Kathyru 8 21 tfc 9 9 6 Davis ~2 Pt Pleasant J o h n JOB? and said many of the child ren Imembe~s REGISTERED Jersey c ow ' ""LOSE WEIGHT salely and easu Tr•ln for u s C ivil serv l~ te•t.t JUSt go to school for a short J ne next meetmg of t h e Paut Gardner 20 Pt Pleasant, lth th 1rd If h w ca ay, ,Y,assev ~ I t1me eac h day tl••n return home bvard was scheduled for se~ 1 Ily, with oew Dex-a-<liet tab- Ferguson and Joyce Lee Stewart 1 18 Pt 0 Tractor In Good "--Jf/11..111, 114 11 s.. our •d un der ln•truetloro ol1nt • lets Only tic Stark Pharm h C 11 SH \.,fl"'ll"lw~, '1 t1ut1,.,n UDtoln servlu &•t•bu•• wh1le others go by bus to ar1 tember 22 at 7 30 p m Pleasant 2 5124 acy B·lll-60tp 8 ape a - llt48 0 I1 other school and the bus s1tua Present for last mght s meet . 9_ij _!~ POMEROY RENTAL - Four I tion of overcrowded school bus - -' B sIZE potatoes Also 1958 rooms with bath, ga, hea t Business Services l•s was a problem Wllh lhem Img were Supt Burdette, Ass t 1 Chevrolet for sa1e or trade Jng., out of h1gh water $30 _ _ __ 1 Mrs Irene Eush ha s recover 1Sup! Ralph Sayre, Warren for piCkup Charle~ R Hal per month I ed f10m her Illness and she and Keeler trtmsportation superv1sHOUSE patnting, roof repatr PT PLEASANT - Cltv Coun T 1 h b d J h ded h I ris, Portland Ohio ph o 11 e HARRISONVILLE - 6 - room chimney pomtmg $1 00 an ell met m a short se~mon la~t l ''OWD I ler us an o n allen t e or and board members, Rob· VI 3-2693 9 8 121c frame house with fron( and hour VI 3 2700 stp mgh t at th e ctty bulidmg its( MeJgs Count v fan Ie1t ~dkins Harry Stders Ea1l 9 7 PlANNING bilck porches cellar base I g ( b May Johnston , Keefer and Paul Wedge BEAGLE Pups one rna Ie and PHOTO Copymg Service Cop- m severa 1 mmor 1 ems 1o e 1 YOUR VACATION? one female 8 weeks old Call ment, large garage and work d r I I I ta ken care of by the street com I shop utility bmldmg and Jes rna e o ega papers Road strvlce, ball bond WY 2 2.127 after 4 p m I I ' I btrth records and .almost any miSSioner 1service 1nd tr1vel service arge ot A buy at $3500 110 The City po tIce repor t r o r other documents Also lanun 9 8 3tc RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT t I t I I August was gtven showtng four The baby gtrl born Augusl l CALL: THU RSDAY 9 am 5 pm Us - Extensive equtpment for mg m pasicl 'bml to pre· l acc•dents mvestJgated arrest of 26 to Mr and Mr Okey Pack f ed and new clothing a n d d serve your va ua e papers t ed E. M. BURTON opera IOn me1u mg Do • Nut R t 1 P two dnvers mvolved m mJs has been nam Brenda Kaye WY 2-2632 shoes, lmens crochet work machine and Pizza OVen eu er nsurance, omeroy h ed 88[) k Mother and baby are gettmg S71 BroacfwiY Middleport draperJe s and curtams 311 Old 9 4 tfc aps l~su par mg m Elei established location _ _ _________ _ _ tickets one ticket ISsued foJ along fme Condor S~ Pomeroy 9-1-2tc Raymon d I -~ KVat Ia bie a t reasonable rent PlANO TUNING Newman Bur unlawful parkmg, glvmg SIX Mr an d Mrs AUTOMOBD..It Insurance been 1 - WINCHESTER model 12 C C CUCKLER, REALTOR delte,., Middleport WY 2·5246 warnmg bckels recovermg $691Kearns Lawrem:e and V1ckev canoelled? • - your opera 16 gaua:e, and 1 Uhaca mod BOX 229 Pb. WY 2·3130 9 3 30tc of stolen propert• 1 J9 arresls 1Johnston of MmersvJIIe M1 tor's llelnae? CaD WY 2-21181 eJ .~7 12 gauge shotgun Is 9 9 31c BULLDOZER aud back hoe end- for all road law v1o!attons 14 Paul Brooks Tuppers Plams IIIII< g:JVe-.away, 3 - female part loader Ponds basements arrests for all other mlsdemea VJ::;lted Mr and \1rs M<n wood ' BE'agle pupp1es fi weeks old 5 room hou se Langsv ille 12 dJtchmg p M Cowdery, Ches- non drunk etc tota l arrests Johnsto n See Dtck Younj, RaCine, acres ground, electrtctty, ter. 8-12 30tp for ~onth of August mdudmg M1 and Mrs Jtm Johnson For Sale or Rent Ohio 9--5-3tc good welL 'Clara Belle Smtth road l:~w were <~'J total hollrsl Golden Colorado and Mrs !.,,......,.====~=-., \ 2 DllIes f rom L&fl1Slil1e Post AU(.'I'tONEER "" E ll" worked~ hy •·r..atmlmen were 936 Ethel Jonnson of Portlomd v1s1t FlV ROOMS ond bath, bouse. '60 Chevrolet •1,'1. 95 office 9 8 'lHp , • f,olllpl~lt Senlce Mavor Vtrgii Stders gave a ed Mr and >Irs Ollie Sayte 123 Hudson St Mlddleport ~ •I Crlh lkatllord Inquire Ohio Hotel. IJ.I8-tlc VB 91'ass Sta Wagon Spor FOR SALE Tw h t.'rlte, P'MH or Conlld report on the progress of a la rge and lamily Maxme Sayre of ty Kmg.swood model Spark· o - t ree &. C. BRADI•'ORD commumtv sheller bemg con Antiquity VISited the Sayle hng orlglnal blue fmlsh room apartment butldmg Raclae Otakt I structed at Krodel Pal k and 1 famil y and enJoyed a barbecue 1 Auto shift Cont~:~ct Richard F F 1c k S 11 ttc gave a vote of thanks to Miles A son named Roy Edward 1 Wanted To Buy 59 Pontiac _ $1,095 Chester, Ohm, 985-1015 I Ephng for the donation of 35 was born to Mr and Mrs Roy VB Dr Hard Top One 9 8-6tp HOUSE AND roof pamtmg Re· yards of concrete and J 0 h n Icenhower or East I tverpoot 4 WANTED to buy or r•ntcareful local owner Power _ __ __ ..:.;_ _ _ _ ......:_ pair work tree tnmmmg Gerlach a cement fnu~her for Sept 1 Mr an d Mrs Homer I l"arm elevator suitable for steermg and brakP ~ Hvd 7 ROOM briCk home In Pome Reasonable pnces Call VI 3 donalmg hls time and labor l lt:enhower and Mr and Mrs moving dirt from basement We can gladly rPfer vou to roy, 2 bathrooms, 4 bedr~ 2100 I 27 14tp The shel ter w111 he 42 x 66 feet 1 Mavwood John ston are grand ~INANCING G E Reuter, 666 Umon Ave the form er owner garage, basement 3 Jjmsbl McCOY, AU(.Jl(lNEER when compl eted pare nts 0 Pomeroy Phone WY 2-2490 or ed rooms In attic Large lot Chester Ohio 3 23 tic 1he fmanc~al report of t II e Mr and Mrs Cl,f(o,d lcen WY 2-2431. 9 4 6tc Out of hlgb water Central - - I th 1 ~ Cit\ departments was gtv hower and family of Pomeov heatmg Inquire Charles EXPERIENCED en shnwmg (he followmg baj 1R D Vts1led h•• parents Mr j USED stoker for coal furnace Pomeroy, Ohlo Wildermuth WY 2-2205 or ances on August 31 City $ll and Mrs Homer Icenhower Coiltact Howard Robmson by ~-WY 2 6116 9-S..3tc 46181 Water Work~ $48 055 49 Mrs Jo Stephens and son re callmg CH 7-22~ 9 3 Btc LARGE SIZe, Coles Ortgmal FOR SALE plus $34 000 m th e state smkmg I turned to their home at Colu m I Hot Blast coal stove $40 110 HOT WATER boller and stok SIX room hind Sew2ge Disposal $71 722 1 bus aller VISlLing her mother Marton Furbee, Portland, bnck house ~~~ acres land, 92 plus 4 OOO sf<J ie <;;JO king Mrs Mmme Carroll tor the past er coal fired Harry Htll, Ohto VI 3·2240 9-5-Jtp i'h baths Wall to - wall fund I two weeks Rt 2 Racine, CH 7·2112 carpettng 2 f1re places, full From the JarJ!est truck or Present were Mavor Stders Mr Charle!! Carroll returned 8·19·tfc 1964, 23" MOTOROLA TV and basement Phone WY 2 6445 bulldozer radiator to the City CleJk Mrs -\ E Thomas to h1s employment at Co lum 1 aer~al, early American style, after ~ p m 9 4 6tc smallest beater core .Joann Moore City Attornev c 1 bus Q after spend1og a two warranty still rood Robert 6 C\ IJtJd t>l St<loda1d t1l11s R"H Onto local. own~ For Rent J Hyer and councilmen Char week~ ~ vacation with hrs w1fe 1 St>f !I ~ K Sayre, 'hone CH 7·2166 ONE ACRE LAND, located on les Fowler, Arlin Hall H~ra m and family here 9·5·3tc Rt 124, 1~ miles from Fork· 'flY 2--2143 • ROOM and bath house In Pom•r.., Daughertv Call Murrav LOUIS Mrs Mmme Ca rroll \-l SI ted 1 MmersvlUe. Write Raymond ed Run Lake Dnlled water ~~~~""!"~~,.~""!'~'-"'"'1 Ross 1 Tom Holland Ernest Mrs Suttle and V l f'\~ed the 1 Brown, 755 Stelzer Rd , Lot TWD SURGE milking pads well, natural gas, equipped HEATING, Ptombtng, MoeUer Handley J,m Craddock J S ra\e 247, Columbus, 19, Ohio 1 - bulk nulk tank, 160 gal for trailer book-up C a II Furuaeeb. Anold Brotben. Dunca n and Chatl es Cottnll Mr and Mrs Ted Bailey of 9 9 6tc Phone WI 9·3443 9 a 6tp ReedsVIlle Ohio, 667 6215, af 118 Easr Mlltn Street, Po"" Sent Trib Ins eal I North Carolma spent the week ---:--------ter 6 P m eroy P~oae W\' z.zta. ~~ end wtlh J1er mother, Ms Lou I BED~OOM house wllh bath, NOW READ\ melon,, oota 9 2 6tp 7 26 tic v Mt d d h( Push hntlon dl!\f' 27000 arlual milt'S shm\ 1 onm to $ ------'-----__:_lnsuratiCe 1se an e er an aug er 1 basem,nt, hardwood floors. t!s corn, 3e'in:r. 1 otJ bu hru'!g &arl Graeser, ¥1.....,..& ... Ntckc-o, I elf' an I J('al ~r 11 s nu f Bhu k f1msh' built ~ In cabinets 1676 Lmc contamers ao dplck yourself HOME for rent In Pomeroy 3 Heatiac JOHNSON SlmpsoD Insurance Mr and Mrs Maywood John ,y, _..,i"~ oln Hetgl]ts Call Tracy Clarence Proffttt, Vl 3-2254 rooms and bath WY 2-3575 Mltlonrille, Olllo Agency, In All formo Of In •ton VISI(ed Mr and Mrs Lew Whaley, WY 2 3054 ~===-:--,---;8 1 tfc a.u tfc EDd your sewer troul'les suraoce Juu Johnson anti Is Johnslon and Mr and \1rs 1 i f 6tc MEXICAN tomatoes Wilham HOUSE for sale. Bestde B!ad Ire llaVI llll abeo Bud SID!Ipson. Agents 1 La wr ence Johnston and family j ---,.-,-----H Holmes, Syracuse bury scHool Call WY 2-6542 Sewer Macbloes _ l_l_!fc of Mm":"'lllle, Ohto MODERN 4 room house Hot I II tic 8-2Hfc lleasooalllo aa... water heat Condor St , Call lr====---~_;;;;;;;_ilcvm:O~;;-===:;--::= call W'l' t-ZI74 Day 01 Nlpt WY 2-2381. 9-5-3tc B' FDR SALE-Mtddleport's tall 1 It lfc 19 Freezer est buJJdlng, located 352 N SUPER 88 • AUTO TRANS All Sl101 e S.lo Prleod Seoond S~ Middleport FURNISHED ~partment for • USED BUYS • Pr _. GOOu TIRES Rl N' FINE S;itle or Trade rent. Five ~ and bath 21 cu It ~rloldo.. Chott I..., for quick .ate Jn. quire at Ohio Hotel UtlUtloo furnlliled. Close to 1125 RACINE, 0. 10 lll tfc AVERY TRACTOR for sal~ or business district. Phone WY 16 eu ft Chelf Free•er $100 9 ft Hotoolnt trade for p1ckup truck AI I Z.3002. f I tfc 4 Refrit•r•tor - , - - - ' $65 FOR SALE In Middleport, bedroom briek bouse, 2 bert Van Cooney Batlev Run FURNISHED and unfumlsbed 23 cu ft Unleo 'Jprlght 1100 baths IGt and a ball, out of Pomeroy, Ohio Phone WY 218 000 m1les L1ke ne"' m tH torv way apartlnenls Inquire at the 12 cu ft Cro•le• ltefrl11ratot _6955 _ _ _ _ 9 8 31p 1 hlgb water Nloe location =""'~-;-175 Oblo Hotel, f.U.Ife t cu II Frltldoro See by appolotment or call ............ $50 _ _ Instructions 1 TIIIIEJI: alld lilllf l'!1n'll lurn'hl> FINaftne Wrln.. r W~sher WY :1-2885 or WV 2-3260 Lo\' 1\fJlearE' One loC'al owner 161 10 ttc ,llj1ftijl!lttbod apart. U S. CIVIL SERVICE TESTS! i "AAD &Alai - ' ~~m::e ";'!11 r!~~ ·~.n!:; @) Two Car Accident I . _.. I- Three DeIegations with school Problems E1c~Uence $999 Pomeroy Motor Co. ·-· . . ..., Wltttolft ,, - · - S'J ept partner premJefl\. an h dlo and heater ThiS week fl395 Powell s Se,vlce Sta· tion. »-tic Tile Rambler World Standard of Compact 6 eyl Stan.d•d trans Heater, new tire• Jow mJleaa:e 1 local ownet .,_... nn. ..., I I ifllllll'l'llll'l 1:1 r.:•nb " " wfh'lt r.,. ..Mtti"" fu.rttOM 114'}, D.......ftt iWI ..... M• 41M1 I Is Supporting $695 1960 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 Door ••m "'' .....,.. M.lnlntUrll r.ttlrp • 1 r·· ...... Proiesstpnal , Pub11e .Relation~ Laborat(try, Jteeeptjonilt, Speech and Charm - ace 18 ~~ Short Coune. u:cellent a:alanea, married of aioele Will not interfere wltb: plre•· ent job Cambrklee Collect Wr1l~ JIViDI' addres1 and telephone number to Boa: 868 C, t: o The Daily sent mel, Pomeroy, Oh1o Torque FUgitt, power brakes, fla. 1961 UMer 4Door Sed1n $899 Local owne11, clean ~lnter1or, 6 c~l, standard trans good tires, radio 1nd beater I Cftta fe1 .,... 01111 S h Of Hart£ord Do Tuesday 1 4 Poor Women needed to fill posttlon& 11 Aniltantl Ill Dentt.J. Profes&ional Off1ce1 and Hospitals Complete Trllinin&, JIG S DR Plymoutlt H Speclol Walter mit 1 Air DENTAL ~D MEDICAL ASSISUNl . 1158 BUICK, supef Exceptionally clean and Ia top coodlllon Call WI 9-2112 »-3tc 6 ryl enalDt, stllftl.ard triM, IOOd tln!l radlo and heater James Henry Reedsville S • ty N t Pomeroy Motor Co. QUAliTY ~ course the Mtaml Weather Bu ARMS AND THE MAN-Jeanne Quinn, 20, "Miss New York ::"".!;~:rr::;:;. ~:.x"!~ reau ordered gale warnings r.. State," Jives • big hug to Allred Patricelli, beauty papant older. AI the sluue placea, and Hearty lle<'1'tioo moved on the Florida Gulf director, after learning she was named ' Mia USA-World Stxty dnv~ \\OJkers caotams offJceJs and mPmbets His spe-ech was mterrupted Const between Sarasota and 1964" mcontestatDetro1t Win11er, whomeasures35-22-35, same time, 1 blood test for of the board of d1rect01 s attended the ktckoff dtnner of more than 60 ttmes by applause Apalachicola, and other warn- wll!_represent lbe US ln the Miss World contest In London diabetes Will be IV&IIab~to·adthe Trt·County Commumtv ('once• t AssoCI3tton al Os and sometimes the crowd broke mgs down south of Sarasota ulta of !15 years of ace or older car's restaurant 10 Galltpolts Tuesdav mght m to chant, "we want Barry" NEW HAVEN - Funeral ser- and on Like Okeechobee Dr Boocks described bolh The drive for ne~ members and renewal of former MuSical bands costumed vices for Mlllnrd Colh er 31. 1 Dora's ouler fringes brought ] tests .. free, quick ,and liirm· members 111 11 contmue unt 1, 5 p m Saturday Grace at Goldwater gtrls and a number New Haven who ""' killed jgusts of nearly 40 mtles an less Only a small amount of the dmner was gtven bl Mt II 0 FranCIS of Pt Pleas· ol Hevtston celebrtttes gave the Tuesday mornmg'" Huntington !hour along lhe Georgia coast blood Is taken In the diabetes ant past preSident of the assoc1atwn affmr a Hollywood touch As will be held Thursday at 2 p At 9 am EST, the Weather test 6-Datly Sentmel Potnerov Middlepot t 0 Sept 9 1964 Goldwater entered the stadium m at the Broad Run EUB Burenu iocat..J the center of OCJe 0 eS Resulls of the diabetes test Mrs Oscar Clarke preSident Church wtth bunal tn the Gra Dora s 5!J.mlle-wtde eye ahout PT PLEASANT _ are to be sent within a month of the associatiOn thanked ali i k1ckoff was Mrs Camet· ! o ham cemetery The Rev Stan· 100 miles east-southeast of St services will be held the persor• tested and his of those ~ho are helpmg With lla Campbell New York repre lie) Moore will offtctate Augttsbne It wa s movmg at • RIVERVIEW GARDEN CLUB 2 p m (EDT) for James family doctor H the teat lS the dnvr Mr" Kf'llh suner ~entaUH' of Commumly ConHe was employed by the slow 8 mph on a northweBt The Raver Garden Club en- 1 ols Henry 70 of 711 positive, a more complete test drive thaumm Th ::mkt>d Mr" l<'erts lnr v.ho will bf. hPr~ Thurman Construction Co or courst> the Weather Bureau JOYed a p1cmc at Portland Park lwho daed suddenly Tuesday will be recommended Zelma Northcutt :md R 1 0 t~ll WI t'k to aSSISt In the drl\i{.l Huntington as a meehamc and sa Jd on Thursday evening Attend- 12 30 p m at home Persons ptting the cheat J. • d 1 was working on a boom of a "All persons In low • lying lng were Mrs Rushte Shumway, ray also wUJ Jearn tile outcome 1 Gra~de Col:ege.,."rsu~~~:~~~ Mrs Campbell stressed lhei crane when II came loose and areas should head for htgher Mrs Frank BJSe Mrs Gladys He was employed by of their test Each x-ray Is read )oca cancer St' s nnportanC'I' ol mamtammg ;] Ie~ fe ll on him He was dead on round lmmediatel alon the Wilhams, Mrs Grace Weber. Mae Moore farm for 30 years for signs or tuber-culosis and filth the bonus roll<g< ~"' ronrert senes m the 'l'rt Coun c arrival at Cabell • Huntington gorth t Florid y d G g Mrs Maxme Whitehead Mrs Mr Henry was born July 31, chest abnormalities, Dr Boocks grams as Pxtrac:: ol the lorn l t\ area and pomted out that m H II 1 n eas a an eorg1a M ty th 1894 senes She also thanked Mts If th t r HARTFORDFuneral ser1 osp a [.coasts the M1aml Weather RuthAnneBalderson and gueds m ason coun • e son said e~ n er areas o1 vo1un ee J d J u11 Wh 1tehead Kay o! the late Mr and Mrs In urglng Me1gs county re;x· -' c R McGmn('ss for ammgmg \\nrk can a worker offer so v1ces for Walter Smtth' 68, He was born In 19'3 m Pound ' Bureau adVIS ed • ane an the klrkolt dmn<'J and Mr< much \alur to prospechve pur· Hartlord, who died Tuesday ev- ~~~~~:e ~l~le~f ~~· wa."sd ~~ : h~ore than 300 emergency I Balderson and David Weber ep:u~~;~ are three : : t~.. a~_::kv..ntaf:t.':t ~~ Eldon Wuerch for agam ogrre chasors of memberships and ' rntng at th• Veterans Hospital, eran of the Korean Confhct I; ; ters ~er';,; set up along a l The PreSident Mrs Whtte- ters Mrs James Mayes local that •TB and dlabet:.' are a lng (o serve as roncen m~s (liM act1v. members of the as :unll~g~; 30 will be(~~~) F~; Survtvors In addition to hts eas~rnm' ~~ .J' ~ta~: so~!~ head appomted' a nommaung : wtth whom he restded, ' Mrs' mong the 10 leading causes of tress, newspapE'r" :md ra 10 1socmt10n cannot fa1l to get ~v: 1 aFm 1 Hom e l parents are his wife, JuUa, a West Palm Beach Fla t committee of Mrs Mam.JeBuck-I Ralph ,Fisher, Bidwell, O, and death In Ohio 0 for pubhc1ty Mr< Charles Ins or her moneys worth I e og esong Hunerrda K 11 son, Jeffrey Dean, a daughter, ,. tl B ch S C' ley Mrs Bess Larkins and Mrs IMrs Jacob Perry Perrysburg -----Lanham was Introduced as t!H' with the Rev owa 1 mgshe ..,yr e ea • , an area d int ' • 111 drtve chatrman for P< Pleas I The speaker added tho!. those worth officl&tmg Burial will he ~vonne ~e; ~even :rot populated by I 5 mllhon people ~ia ys w~ amsBt~dappo ·~~ 0' and a half-brother Frank STRENGTHENS HOLD ant The treasurer" report .,...1s who bm memberships fa ll mlo m the Graham cemetery 1 onr~, nh er Ca~et C~ t rl..atest Location leer~ 1 rs fla erson rP 1 Henry Toledo, 0 DUNEDIN, Fla <UPI)- Bllly 1te Iven b Mr C Mac Md.m I tY.o categmtes, etther the} amat • at eser, Dora \\Jth hurncane wmds an arlee on ower arrange- ~ ServiC~es will be cond~cted !Casper has strengthened his :ess Y I love good mu'"r or they recog He ~as born November :10 1 Otts A F B, Orlando, Cectl, extending 125 miles to Its north menls around the year 'l'h e 1the Rev Howard hold on fifth place In profes~ Mrs ClArke remmnen the "'" the valu. of the concert 11695 at Hat !ford the son Arnold, Douglas and Larry all longttude 78 6 wes(. or about next meeting will he With Mrs from the Pomt . slana! golf's of!Icial money win· ~ k f srncs to tile commum ty of (he late Da.e and Ida Van j of Pound three Sisters Mrs 150 mtles due east of Daytona Bess Larkins Wtlh Mrs Edna pel Tabernacle, wtth burial nlng list by virtue of lhe $3 5\)11 wor er< " lmpor(anre 0 Meter Smtih He was a veter Mabel Mullms, Overfork, Ky , Beach Hall asstsUng The ltme for th~ Lone Oak cemetery under he won Jn last weekend 's Da~ 1 turrung membf' l sl up I an of World war I and by oc M1ss Edif;ll Collier Cmcmnati, Wmd gu 1 to 60 h next meetmg Will be at 7 30 p II recbon of Crow-Hu~sell las Open card to St by 5 P m I nd M Rh nd S Coller ss up mp Saturdc hoai d ol di ' I Icupat mn • coa mmer a ISS 0 a ue I ' struck St Augustme tn the ear m al home Casper has collected f/1,419 74 rectors W! I rneE>l ar i p m I Survivors mclude his d ~lfe P~ndend 11 t th F ly mormng and rismg water LADIES AUXILIARY Fnends may call after thJs season in 25 toumarnent:J Saturday a( the '.athpol" Chn Sadie M Smith, =o~ II ; : I rt ; may I c~ a e tlog· lapped at scemc ocean lfigh The August meeting of the p m today al the home o! his Arnold Palmer heads the ofrlc~ lc to plan the t%4 65 senes ~ns P~ober~ E Cliff d 1 Ray' a~~~g Pu~er~hts ~~:..~:Y ;:: way AlA makmg that escape Lad1es Aux1hary of the Olive sister, Mrs lal Ust wlth $11o,7f3 37 ' ' !'1 Worker,s also were urgf'd to ..., Elkhar~a%~' Har or Joe, Hart: bod} Will be laken 10 the church to the mainland impassable m Townshtp Ftre Dept was held ernphas1ze the pnt~rtnmmg pro o <'~~h r rd David Maso~ four dau one hour priOr to se rviC'es at least three places at the home of Mrs Francis grams to be presented b1 The ~ M B II J Cllf Ocean swells more than six Reed New off>ce rs elected were Revelers a ma ll" vocal quar g ters rs h 11 YJ am~~ndrl~ I feet high chewed mto house- President Mrs Dorothea R1• 1 1 let on F< b IJ and the Don SAIGON V~et Nam IUPJI- lond ~ " p Jy s Dunec n both high sand dunea and crumbled hel, V1ce PreSident Mrs Gar onna and eanMrsun aCarohne , o to Beach' s ramed wh 1te net Johnson Secretary, Cossack chmus wh1ch w1h r 1 C:t!n Tran Th.em Kh.em 1an or Detrott ,.. ay na Mrs I 2 SIGNS l Dr. Boocks slid, " Health oHlclall estimate there m 340 persons with cllabetea Y! Meigs county and only one-hill blow they have It H The TB Cndser will bO set up at several key points In H • Dora s ---- . INFORMAnON offered alq wl the well • lmown T8 dlell :<-r&J Saplem ber 22 tbro1J8h October I I Services for New Haven Man Are AnnOUUCed WANT AD llool!b llelllb Dr • .U M m!Diied 'Helga ~'!= - Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mludleport, 0 , Sept 9, 1984-7 I I 1959 RAMBLER SUPER 4 DOOR ' SPECIAL! Sal• WAID CROSS SONS Fro••• __ ___ c• 55 Oldsmobile 2 Dr. 1963 FORD $29 5 00 Y2 TON PICKUP 1963 SCOUT PICKUP :'.:'I "'... 12 t ,tle U,.Jc• Autom..lc Wliiier m Pomeroy l•ndmark WY 2-21,1 lac~ Coraoy Mtr IIOIJSE FOR SALE, Harrlollll' M"" -men ltl-3a Sli.M lliflt u I no • lfttiiL Prepanton tnllli'lll 1 vOle Three hedrooms and •toa ll~tli •Jpolll! fh"'I Rll nrb '>f fn""' both. Stnall down payment Gpen li:xperlerter "~" ~ 'h unn ...,.. I •ry Fftl:l' lrtln,mattnn on Jobt Phone SH ~ 5468 . . arlt!JI " ~ementa ~n•• rofu.v 8 Z5 l2tc al•lnl ~•me: 1t1d,., ., and pttone Llnii6JO iei'YlCtl 801 480 '111• ;;;IIOVSE==-;;F"'o=R-;;s.A"'"•.= 'E-, -4 .... _Do_'-"'=. .:: ''::.."'.c.:'""..='____ _ _ furnished, Mtnersvllle. $3000 Blah oM' OjlM OrflrLIItlt of I&J~ rn rr C'MtltHjr Phone WY 2·3312 r 26 lfc .r eom,JLiiau-II'bt udtrlltllffl suptr nt~~~~· liSuru« or UM ttJt.e ~I Oht~ hrr!b rfl'l l.. th11 AlL THE RIGHT veaeer ranch bomi. Qqallty construction 8nd rJla<o teiial ~lous UViJI room, TltA.YEu:As IIISU~NCE coro,-Nv ., ~Ul.JWd, 8tltt tl hlte(h\ ilw non~pl "l! Yilli UK 1. .1 tl tltll ~ 'tl'iitabl~ lo I lnli II l~tllcr !*d. •1111111 lilt ettral yw 101 uun!li~l II Ill., Nil !II •"'"''lrl&l~ hii!Ji tal or IOIIralltt FOR •·•-~ms, eau ' ll+tre ' TON PICKUP SEE THESE AND MANY MORE SCHOOL METROPOLITAN ", MOTORS lb .,oli f.uiCW ftfttllu01 ill ~n tr 11 n ••l Hlk 3 -.....IF'& UCU1VU Mt II kin bttl u l~ llo ' • ~ n Llffr* ~~ car patio 2 ,.... t build J 9i:J J.t1illltfill-ll lt(I,J('i~HIIG O J~ Lt i 8ou.oJ' 0U ~ fl iUttu, $3 III,SH 210 IJ !'ir t alolltll tliU a.w Wetl located 011 •· •uttful <ll 9H 10 ~·I $roo ooo floo oo l!llhlw --,. ""'"~ 181181'1 ,44 It llffillllt $1 OAt 21 ~ l~f 19 ly lanlll('pr. biJl 'i ~ lli~JM!Amw~ Otfl~d II II 44 1" It· r .. I IN WHIJb)r I .... ~ lltn!114t M l p) .~es • no.' 0 "\ fl rgtQ~ .n-l~ ., ~ l.lld f..-! •r ~ll \II .. diull R(. ub " lll...rm• Ml l.. ct ~hlliiHII, ~ till.! dir 11d !~!!W JuJr 1 l&U •> ' ""' •• • ~ f , "" IW IJ""'L _ _ _ o(l""'"'" ' 8l'l'anged. WY :we15 """' '""' '" Over ~•"" 3/4 ANSWERS m. BRICK 1960 CHEVROlET ' ' QUALITY MEATS • FINEST FOODS - WY 2.3870 6GO 606 E. Mlln St. ' - -- �• :'<.': .., •.• ,1 ~·. ,_........,__.~. . ...• . - .• ..... _.. . ' .. • _·- ~-:. .•· -: --~ .• ,• , ,• . .• • .• • ' .. -~ ....... •' • • ,_.._, .- I. I ' ,. ' \· .. - ~ altltadlt tmnrdl lla- t11o point ol no return. '11tey (0011 lo the United NatiOIIJ Se- \o aivo Sukam> .. .,..,... lo 1\lcb u those reported made 'stoct: 1D t!lo KrtniUn remaiN laysia il caustnc crow1111 111> could smile understandingly at curity Council in New York justify bia claim !bat Molaysia by boat IDd paradulto ill hiab l*auoe be ' alwaYII baa easiness In parll ol the Far his posturings and grandstand Tuesday for dlseusslon. But on Is merely neo-<'Olonla'l•m under ~I weeks - Mala)'&L> wiD lollowed tllo Soriel Une faithful, East , particularly In Manila. remark!; such as " the U.S. can the scene In Southeast Asia, a new name. But if Malaysia not hesitate to retauate. 'lblJ ljr. He continUes to do ... Many FllipiDco wbo beve go to hell vit.h .Ls ald." there Is a JDOI'e militant poll- can't handle things Itself, Com- would extend even to tht point Inn CUrt<ill Tnde: watched President SulwDo IDd But danger signals •··• seen in lul'e. British Commonwealth mon"""ltll troop.o will move In of carryilll tho war Into In~ 'l1te word In Bruaaelli II !bat Ill' WILLIAM J. FOll. bis policy ol "eoofrmtallon" t11o appointment of a Commu- troop> are all on tile alert to at once. Rahman's j'Oii!DI! hal nes!"" territory. a new Common Market drive VC'hl Pml IDierudoMI wltll amused Indulgence are Dist to Sukarno's cabLilet, the help Malaysia if necessary. been given assurance by Weatem diplomats In BerUn Is ahead to promote more trade from the foreign news now taking a more serious end of U.S. aid to his country Tengku Abdul Rahman'o gov- Britain, AusttaUa and New dlacoWtl rep<>L'Il< tile RuaaianJ with Iron CUrtsiD countrleo. IBM'!!: ,view. They fe.. he is being and the m<mntilll Jndonealsn ernment will handl• tile present Zealand that aid will be lorth- would Uke to replace East Ger- France, Belgium and Italy aD lli.llyllaa Confrontation : own per· subvt'rsi\'e and military moves crisis with its own troops as coming if requested. If addi- man Communist Leader Walter are studying the posslbUlty of 1 carried away with : lluonesia's increasingly ag- formance , aBd may be nearing 1 against Malaysia . The issue far as it can. He does nol want Uonal landin&s take place- Ulbricht. Tbey .ay Ulbricht's granting longer term credit to Foreign News -,, • I ' r lJ<>D CUrlaiD nalllllla to enable .' them lo buy more Weal Emo- · CroWI()rd-Bium Vows Exchong'ed in bracelet length ~leeves. Her 'fltll. 1heater veil. Her show- Columl>wl. Mr. Bludl ~ill re- I Health Issues . short bouffant veLI wa• held by er bouquet was of white carna- turn to Ohio ~tate Umverslly · Newpr;k 0 . church on August 29th • white velvet cabbage rose. Her tions. to complete work toward his I PT. PLEASANT - The Flrsl Mr. and Mre. Poe Crawford of colonial sh<>wer bouquet was Mr. MarUn Crawford, Colum- degree in ll!'chllecture. · T0 draw FOCUS 1*11 goods. COillmoll i1W'ket Dllnlatera meet """'J1ibo1b tAl dl.!cua an extenstoo ol eredlt , wblclt '""' are re alrlcled 1o ftvo year Umlta b' Weotom qroemenL 'l1to Uni~ ed Statu Ia oppoaed to 0111 change tbal • ould !live 1o1t1 l'IJlle credit& &o the· Commu. nlJt bloc. · Commentary N~ • I I ~""at~ • •~ - lpOI1IOI'«< bJ tile Ohio Htaltll Coundl IDd are I Methodist Church of Newark, 02t., 1was the seltmg · on August or the m.ornmg ceremony un!Ung Miss 1\rlsti Grace Crawlord and Steven T. Blum. The Rev. Harold McAdow officiated. The bride is the daughter of Vln- Columbus. •Mr: and Mrs. centered with a lar1e lavender ton M. Blum of Newark are tile orchid. parents o~ the bridegroom. Mrs. John Kunzelman of St. Given In marriage by her fa- Louis, Mo., was her sister's tfier, tile wore a street • matron-ol,honor. She wore a lengt.h suit of wbite bridal lace gold princess sheath dress with with a high scoop neckUne and a gold and white pillbox hat ~ride bus, brother of the bride, serv- Following a short wedding ed as best .man . trip tile. couple Is residing at · A reception foDowed at the 73lh Ch1ttenden Avenue ln eo.. home of the groom's parents. lumbus. The bride, a graduate of Pt. Pleasant High School, Is em- Major fires cost $318,500,ployed at Ross Laboratories ILl ooo in the U. S. during 19113. . This be!aU's conleren<> h ldHealth In 1 es, to e seven reg ons throughout the alate, will spark Interest In health problems faced by Ohloans. The annual conferenceo are vonlly ~ by 33 offoc'!': llale ...... ~ ~If ~· uJ A endance 11 1110 diBilict ~~ eool ·ld'' t!WL IILU!lE 'l'l<iBT~:D:in~-~··~ IUp- . . erence will make one more awareareaal 1 heal kJca til problems. Anyaoe may phone hili county - !lion ofllce for more JnformaUon about the October 10 meet• 111 ... . _ NEW·• YORK . y 0rt Jeti n11e4' tbelr · Ucket saiH to IIIOfO _ ,,,, by lOlling 1;500 ·.tlckttt ·la.:IILII ... .....,,,..,.. Lui week • :1 ) . '( ,, .• [:;fr/'w • ••,.-.. ~, New Crop ..,-~ ":. =~~::...":." 4 3 3 SUPER MARKETS CORNER SECOND & MILL ST. MIDDLE PORT Mon. thru Thun. 9 A. M. Ia 6 P. M. Friday and Saturdoy 8:30 A.M. Ia 8:30 P.M. 46-os. co no 2111 can• 46-os. can• ~ 1964 '1 '1 $1 ~ Peak Brand ~cHOPS PINTO BEANS Center Cut Pork Chops Center Cut Loin Chops ·Pork Chops ,. 79 89 lb. lb.· Evans Sup•r Trim Swift's Pre mium U. 5. Gov't. Inspected- l ean & Flavored PORK STEAK EVANS SUPE. TRIM - SWIFT'S. PREMIUM . ' U. 5. GOVERNMENT INSPECTED $1 Yosemite Cut Beets 10 !'! '1 Hunt's Tomato Sauce 10 :::; '1 IOV.-... $1 6 Hunt's Pork & Beans 8:!'1 21 Royal Prince Corn 8 !! '1 3::..! '1 Van Camp's :' _Rov•l Prince Yams · . . Bremner Pies ~39 !~~cker's Grape.Jam ~;39 Smucker's Marmalade 2~; 39 Chunk Style Smucker's Peach Butter 0-o~; 39 li'l•-··· Can a Staley's·Waffle Syrup ~t39 Flapstu Pancake '"'""'·10 0alden l-Ib, Ia• 1 (~Wam Style - BEEF ROAST·Ib.sg· Wh. Kernel JU NA SWIFT'S PREMIUM · llnLI PIG 1 lan•no s SPARERIBS l uHer lb. bos \cod~f1:Qj \\ HAIR FISH STICKS 39 59 lb. ctn. S&H STAMPS 680,000 CREJM LOTION Detachable Lid FREE IOOTN TASTYLOLN CEt Comport at 59• DURfNC OUR CIANT STORE-WIDE COFFEE ' Bo.LOG ...IA 43 lb. Can ~~ r. t"- ./tJls~ Givlll ruJ E..ry Week in IY•ry EVANS for I Wooko Nothi•l to luy- Yau do - hov1 to be , .... nt to Who ..... 3000 .fl. ,... Plki2000 .14. Aloo '~et H:~~r:;:-:;··;~;;: rO+i Crttn Stampa When You Redeem 2nd Week HBonua Book" Food Col!pona. Bt POLYETHYLENE SWING TOP .JUMBO . 1&-QT. WASTE JIN JO-Quort Capacity PAIL R...,11Jroof 'h,ni:ll•. laotto• I rim. , t'i: litlnforwlll hgvk1r 9lt ...... .... Wltll YMI' PurchaN of I ( EVANS TEA BAGS PAN .Ait4 C..piNI from Maller......'-1 ·so Extra S&H Stampa W"" Your Purth• M of t2) 16-oz.. IMWI btle Evans Whlta Bread Musseman's APPLE SAUCE ':ttl. Compare at 981 r• Fruita or Ve.etabl. . AM c.. ,.. -to.-looldol ' lq. - 303 coni With y.., 'PurdMIN rrf ,-' ; .................... ., . .. • c...- .e..u.. MM Man... . • u .... 38 .... JONATHAN 61 Gt. Btl. ...,. .... MAID . ........ . . . . FINAL .TOUCH 1J.. - ... ' 'I' ' I ~ _.... LUX LIQUID ; ·- ' -COTTAGE . CHEESE ·· 3-oz. ,. 1 loottlo . "' lorden 1s-Am, A Pimento .1 . ,. /I ·· SNACK CHEESE . •• ..... ' ' 1 Your Choice EVANS WILL GIVE YOfl, 25 S&H GREEN .' •' ~TAMPS w1iJH THE RED!NiPTIOil . OP IACH OF P&G'S FOUR SAVINGS PARTY MAIL COUPONI ea. 303 1o-oz .. pkgo. . . D•••rated size Get 25 S&H Stamps Redeem Be Coupon Gian·t botll• ~· Red!fem Be Couper, . FINE BAKED FdODS 'Get 25 S&H Regular 29 Redeem 8< Coupon Starn~~t SWEET·· . '-·-~ ~ 3 ;... ·36 . · ·~,.. l_I'i:J~. :Y:.m-• 1.. • r . 65 ·. Get 25 S&H Stalftlll lib . • 2 .... ,.,7_, .... II- ' , '" ~••,•• ·-.. etns • ~ can1 i BfJ :f.:j, 4 1-lb• ' Your ' Choico • ' I~ ' ! ' ' FREE! .. 2 ':::,33 2 ~.43 2 :t-'33 '· ' r~ " . HONEYDEWS . CASABA CRANSHAW PERSIAN JUICE 1o-az. pkgJ' . •• " ·Plok iloilO!' I -,: . ln~ • I... ' I . ' ·.· ~ ' : 1 . ,"'brl<s.IM~tt , ' katie EYBns 2-lb. ctn• F&P Cut Green Beans F&P Green Beans F;;;.:h 6 $1 Madison Hamb. Sl. Dills ~:.--·- 29 Hudson Toilet Tissue ~~;·.1 29 rht inost remarkablt,,bfok offer lnstan~:~~h ~:a,aes Nine Lives Kitty Burgers 8 ::.~·~ s1 ' _.,_, . . , .·.· . . -~arermfiVV . 1.0-- Dash Dog F00d 6<~n~ 89 -:.:'75 3 ·: :·· 33 ' ~. '"· 4ft llilltlo 7 ' • ' ' f '! Minute Maid Orange Delight 6~· '1 ·Everlres.h Cut Broccoli 6 ~:.:~ '1 DUFf'S Everfresh Cut Corn 8'!p~f s1 · F~g• Brownie Mix (hac. CJUp C~okie , Everf.ru.h Green peas .6. st ·GIIIgerbrea• Mix ·E.verfr' ' ··l . peas & CarroIs 6 s1 Bfscull Pancake Mix & l)umpling '2"' t'83 -::85 2:!:71 2:::71 ... i '< a Select from th"se Quality Melon Varieties 6-os. cons :&3 LIFEBUOY .........1 .... -llh '""'"" ""' PRAISE Lnury Dee&l...-. ._ ;,t, LUX LIFEBUOY·. -·.."' .... ..lllo ....H. Plut PRAISE Lu..., ; ~...,·- ..; 10..,. ~ ~- tb 39 \ · 9 91 3 ~·1''* . Pfnt Drlp lb. '~MELON SA LEI" boxn Chicken Turkey Pl.. Uquld lor DISHII ' ·. All Meat .BY The Piece ' ' . FOR COOKING O_ lt EATING ' ., . $1.00 OR MOM" SAVE Disb All ~.41 ' LIQUID .· AQUA , . Handy Andy ..'T: 41 ' 37 SPRY. ..... 71· .... ' . :~as Lux ... Extra ..... ltampe Allll ' . 65 .. .• lie Off Lahl NIW LIGHT 4c Off .!-aiMI With Yewr Pvrch... of - .. . ' .... 1 SWAN 77 14-Qt. Capacity •so Extra Sldt Stamp• $2.00 .. - 0;: 62 . i SHAMPOO COLD WATER ALL ALL Willi Contoollod S:,,.. .,. C..dRIN$0 BLUE .,.. -... -"' BLUE SILVER DUST "":•.!~.. FLUFFY ALL - ·w ....... BREEZE ......, ...., ....... . · VIM ~~o~.............. Sure to Taloe Advantage of "BON US BOOK" CASH SAVINGS COUPONS. •so Extra S&H Stamp• . Concentrated • •• • IIHit doN • 1at $168 lb. - ES • AU Purpc~~~ Dlhll'Pnt 7t OH Label · luotproof Compo,. at $2.91 5~ •' .> I Ftdmtl Hi1h Quolity lb. Red Tokay SURF EVANS LOW PRICE 49 ' SWIFT'S PREMIUM - U. ~.J. .·,Cov't. Inspected ' li PERCH FILLETS: Fine - Reg. - Drip 2 lb. $1 .75 .Halo. Pour Spout lb. ! pkg. 15c OH Label WOODBURY LANOUN RICH WOODIUIY HAND 39 cello Gentle Blue CREAM LOTION lb. l-Ib. SAVE 43c FOR MEN 64 •Oz~ DECANTER ~Sbsrt IOOTH MAXWELL HOUSE box \ ~:;, Oysler Crackers .SCOUNT PRICED~~. HEALTH & B,EAUTV - U. 5. GOV'T. INSPECTED Lean . NABISCO 2 ' LOIN END FULL'R.IB HALF FULL LOIN HALF IONUf 39 1 lb. Loin RIB END EVANS SUNDAY STYLE BONELESS ROLLED C1n1 "BONUS BOOK" Coupon Small, Short Shank. Lean, 4 lo 6-lb. Average ' TOMATO SOUP 10%-o:o:. cona '. Cut "'' StuHing CAMPBELL' S 10 lb. . .•·. ' • _"'i'.._ /.,.f.' .,..1' . ' ~, Pkga. of 6 16/!lii:. II.1. ·. R'ye... -ure~,IL . . v •.••.•, 'i . , katie £o,~can• - I. -~ ' .... . Giant 7c oH label z=:~36 ; �'' '' \. Dafty tut11Ml, Pomfi'Oy-llflddleport, o .• D of A Group ·FTelevision ReVue \ B7 RJC!l DU BROW log In a risky theatrical ve,. Uoiled !Jit.l'llolllonal 1ture-but It topped " the Nut HOLLYWOOD (UPI J- In his House" m that It was only baU Pre•• 5ARNFV GOOGLE and SNUFFY SMtftO . CBS-TV comedy special Monday as long and was at least somel ight , Orson Stan resembled a times tastefully dull . r onservative Ntw Englander on There wa1 a bloodless. arch, ACROSS t pilgrimage to Greenwich Vil· , aren ' t-we-clever flavor to much 1 l . Man's na.me : ~ tage, determined to be im- of the material and performing, [ 8. Fishhook: prt-ssed, and underrating h1s especially that by Bean . Occa- . une own stock . sionally there wsa a chuckle, 1 11. Metal t.ac Tbe half-hour program, ' 'The as when, in a takeoff on . the 1 12. Stan Show," was a mixtUI"t! of Playboy clubs, a mustachiocd 13. Antolnette American 1ketches, lmprovisational humor male waiter, In rabbit costwne, vulture and folksongs. There had been came out and said to Bean : 15. Take dinner talk that "The Bean Show," like " Hello. ['m your bunny Ron- 16. Turkish title last week's CBS-TV comedy ald." The program's best mom· 17. Widoww ~peeial, "The Nut House,·· was ents came in an impro.,.ised 19. Meaaure of length 1 tryout for a possible series. sketch about an insurance man 20. Rock Actually, it is my impression and a lady school teacher meetaggregate that the two shows were more ing at a dance, .with the follow· 28. H&l!anem kt the nature of public service ing dialogue taking place: he- 24. Boy'• nickname prQgrams, gWing the hope to 1"did you pay to g~t in?" she21. Clr'Cu. cquntless budding writers "a little ." Otherwtse. however, performer around the nation that anything the material contained many 2tl.'nleproM111 ttme er anyone can get on television tired bits, including .s~fs o~ 31. A vat U there is enough hard work, doctors, wait~rs, televtsmn com- 32. SlberlaD perseverance and gall. mercia\s and New York rudegult S4.Cryuoed ''The Bean Show" wasn't ness. 22. Mau 24.. Fuss e. Samarium: 28. Orp:r of CAN 1 SORRY A CUP OF CORN MEAL, ~ . Ob~ .,.,.. T.Loweot The CbaDD:el Swim: ) LOWEEZY .. COME ON IN AN' SET A SPELL aigh.t 28. Mid· point 8.-tJuo ...... explorer 30. Often: cloth 35.Fonner day 1. Fluff tram 10. Drep 14. Network 18. Furniahed tentpon.rilJ 19. Cryot a cat 20. Pertona 21.lC81dmo lool po<C . 33. Morsels Argentlno leader SG.Ciawa 40. Fador 4LPoker 37, A church 42. Tralflc atake olgn eervl.ce: R. C. Cb. SS.Hine entrance 4!5, Permit 4.7.South Dakota.:: abbr. 39.Fe.Uve MAH HUS&IN 1N\IENTED TH 15 METHOD.'!- ...... ....-._ - ..... ...... John 11. Pwplllb- ~ reddy• ahe is a sexy actress, or the Gunther discusses his new book, 40. Fuel ~~~o~f_NMary Marlin appear· "The Lost City,"_on NBC.TV's 43.-monlll ........... ..... ft.Q¢et I, GASOLINE ALLE'I' ~.Slowl7: DUlL ' ib 1\.INO ~ • one'afeet ' liO. Preclpi._ I DOWN L So. Am. rodent • w ~~~ ra~~~~::_J~~~==~~==~~ DAILY CRtPJ:OQUO'I'E - .H....,'o hcnr ta•ork .. X.ONGII'ELLOW One letter •Imply at.ands for another. In thU. sample lt. la uaed for the three L'a, X for the two O'a, etc. Stnrle ietten, apo .. trophies, the length and fonnatlon of the words a.re aJI h i'l t• . Erl'"', -·- •• the COde Iette:ra are different. A Cryptopam Quotatloll J \Y G 0 X Jl" IVGSXD. SB C R CGJD X F S G 0 B XFYSA .... YSOFX PCD.-BVGXVDVGV Yesterday'• Oeyptoquotet LEA.VE UNDON·~ YO '.' --:SITATE TO DO.-YOSHIDA KENKt :~ ' . to \JIO. k j :1 ..1& fO- """ ......... l l f - ~ WJEH RADIO 4 30 lnterchanee PROGRAM LOG MONDU THROUGH f'IUDA ~ 5:00 Community !lew• "She's just llko her mother! Nothing qulota hor llh 5:05 World. Nattonat &:oo Sign on. Musieru l:lock my wallet!" 5 15 Spotlight on Spur•' 6:30 News Headlinei 6:32 Mus1cai t.,ock 5 z:; Weatht!r -~ 5:lO Sunset. t:ilvd. 7:00 Be Still & Kno1 . 1:.06 Sign Off 7:03 ~E!WI SATUiU>AY ~ .. ... ~y THRU FRIDAY ..Ool Sign On 7'06 Musical Clock 6:00 Si(!ll on, Mosical Clock I lib SlgD OD News 6 ·0J Country Muste 'nme 1: 3u News Headlioos 7: 00 Be Stili v Know 1 ~ Sacred Hesrt 6· 20 Couni:J7' Jamboree 7:32 Mus1eai Clock 7:"~ News Uo Word & Testimony 1 to Country Jamboree 6-35 ·lOtm Harms 111.1 fi'arm News 7:05 Breakfast Party B 00 Ohio Valley News Musical Clock 7:45 Word & Testimony I 3& Paul Bowers 9: l~ Jones Buiok Show B.Of> World, National Ne'" 8 00 Ohlo Valley News B 10 Sports JO , 15 The Goud Lite 6 b Me~gs Ct Agr . Ext 8·00 Wortd. National News 7~00 NeWI 10 35 Music lu fhe Alr a,IS Weather Piclln UO Sportl Tnday ~· ' 7:0ii flay's Chapel IOA5 This Is Music I 16 Musical Cloclt US Community News 8·15 Weather Picture 7.:SL. New• 11.05 Top Ten "ihow U6 Musical Clock 7:35 Picken; Hardware 1L3li Top Ten Show (Duttons) 1,00 Talk ot tile Town 8-55 News US MaooD County NeWI 11'ues.·Thun. l J2,0tl Noon New• 10,00 FIDlily Worship Hour 9 06 MUSical CI'JCk 7:&0 N.!WI Report 12: liJ Musical Interlude 9 30 Song & Swry Tlmo 10 I> Public S.l'\ice I'OU BCeakfast Party 12.30 Rev Merlin Teets 9:45 Family Worshi; !lour IUO Latebstril)g I: 10 Roy's Food Basket LOO Plaller Part> lOIJIO News, ! l>lll Van P•Uick Sport> 7,00 Sundown Serenade 10:55 Wcwld """s 10:115 Hlgb Scboot Hit Parade 11:00 News lfect ' liti Bakor Fu:nltur.. wed·Fri 7:30 Sign Oft .11:05 ·Mornlng Melodlel/ 10'56 Newo f:51i Open Boose SI!NtJA'Y u,oo Army J'lme (except Friday, f:tlll News 7 05 U: 30 SpeciaJ Communn, ttlli Coftee With Janet Cburcb Bella lllnll ' Sign On i:4b Betty Newton 7,30 French City Baptist Rour 11,4~ World Nen Programs JI:OO MlniBterlal Assoc. 9 .110 Wtngs of Hea:HDg 12·00 News Roundup IUS Maoon County NOWI 12 ·:W Bulletin Board 12,00 Communi., Newa · ., itll> Country tJrifter~ M·W Uo Bible Speako to You 12, 2ii News 0 Grams l!,or. Local News. U:l$ Maaon Ct. ~.·-~Tue tOOL Vohie ol Prophecy 12,30 Saturday Matinee 1.1'·1.5 A..&.t. Program·Frl 10:35 Wash. Reports to Peoole 12:10 Markell 1:55 News Beat 12:15 Mid D.Y Weather 1.1';1.5 Family Worsnlp-Thurs u,oo Sunday Show z,oo Saturday Matinee 12,20 Evans Bulletin llom'd U'4b TIDy's Coontry llymns 12:00 Nooo Newt HS News Beat 12:25 News 0 Grama ~.., Noon Report 12:15 Christian Hour 3,00 Saturday Matinee IUD Agriculture Agent 11::!0 Qoeuier'o Goes! Star·Frl. lUll Rev Merlin Teets 3:56 Newt Beat 12,45 Country Go Roond Qlo311 Music Jost For You 1'00 Billy Graham 4, 00 Dlacln~ wilb Dosa t ·55 News Beat (:Ua Blaettnar Sholl-Tues. 1:3.'l Lutheran Hour 4,30 Top Ten Revue 2·00 Country Go Round 4:1ll Local News 2·0<1 The Churcb M ~ork 5:00 New!l Summary 2: 5!) News Beat ( ~ • Bowling Scom S 00 Uluntry Hymn Timers U> Public Service 3:0<· Mid·Way Matinee / 1·00 5. :ti World Ln Review 5. 30 Dinner Musiet.le 355 News Beat • f::!O 6 00 Baptist Hour e ,oc Sign Oft 4:06 Dllclng wllb Doll 7:00 S1gn Oft MU, IO<. T.M I • .W. hf-. Oft~ ' -----'----::- WMPO Radio The Amatour Ull'Gell Club of Middleport wDI moe! WednM· day ev4!1lJni, Seplelllber t at the homo of Mrs. Kenneth A.,.. bary on the Oleoter Road. Th1s wiD be the first fall meeting. Whitt Rose Lodge AuxiHary wlJl meet Wedneaday, Sept. g at the IOC!on hell in Mi•!dl .. port. Mrs. WilHam Rob!!OII Ill president of the O!'ianlzatlon. The WSCS of lbo .United M.. lhodtst churcl: will meet at the cllurcb Tutlday, at ! :30 .p.m., for a poUuc\ dinner. Members are asked to bring a covered dlab and persunal table service. De..ert and beversge will be .li!mJshed. , sFi'l 11 •• ' The first meetln( of the XI Ganuna Mu chapter o' the Be· Ia Phl cbapter will be 10, at 7:30 .. ''liB .:64 Bv GEORGE WONOEit WtNNII' WtNICLI! - ' lw HAROLD GRAY IHIS OUGf.lr TO oo rr I WHEW, YOU i\1.10 ~RE HAVE !40T YCIURSELVES IH'ro A Sllct<Y MESS! as presented by Miss Dorothy Johnson, highlighted the Sept· ember meeting of the B. H. Sanborn Missionary Society held Monday evening at the church ' Miss Johnson, who Is a registered nurse and mission· ary servlni In Iildla, was the gnest speaker at the meeting. She bas been In the statts on a rurfoulb and win retilrn lifo India In .OctOber. ·. Miss Johnson stressed the need 'for the White Cross mat· erials, especially the bandages and cloths which bave been one of the projects of the local society. 'The white squar.. of tloth are used for many putposes Including clothing for newborn babies, according to the spe81c.er. She also spoke on the religion of India and the needs of Its people, Jn charge. The meeting opened with the'; sinKing of the theme aong "'i:he Voice of God Is C8111~g. 'I Devotlom entitled, "Giimps' of Glory," were given by Mrs. Richard Owen. Mrs. John Kauff gave the Whlle Cross report. Mrs. Smart announced the Rio Grande w.. men's Association meeting to be beld September 17 at Rio Grande. Mrs. Tony Fowler presented tbs Love Gift dedicatlon. Society Notes SEPT. 11 ., The Rev. Jerry Masten, miDister of the PomerOy Church of Christ, wlll be IIIJell apeaker at the regular meelllll of I b Meigs County W.C.T.U. to be bold Friday evenm,, September II , at 7:30p.m. at the Fedorated Church in Pomeroy. Arnold Rlcba.>ds of lbe Moriah Church In wm be the devotional cbainnan. Officers will be elected and a soclal hour wlll be held lDg the meelln&. LYONS SERVES THREe . carton ,.. serves 1s< RADIO SAVE YOUR It C. COLA, DIET ·RITE COLA, NEHI TRUE FRUIT ORANGE, AND UPPER 10 BOTTLE CAPS THEY ARE VALUABLE! We Will Pay Y2 Cent Each To Your hvorite Ch1rity. ' • RUTLAND Food Market .:.l .·' - Clovet Farm Department Store Mew Phont No. SH 2-&543 RT.-.124 .• · Open 8 te I Mon. Thr• l.t. RUTLAND AJAX LAUNDRY OETERGENT glonl - - -- box ",.. BLEACH BUY CLOROX - .. lion -~---'- plullc Juo 79C 59' C .....aot. 69c DOWNY - - - - plalllc ' VINEGAR GALLON JUG •' 59'c • ' c. • Ambassador Brand MUSTARD Quart 27c .. THn Queen Brend ·· SHORTENING FRESH · CARROTS l lb. can 59c . lb. Cello c bag . FOR SETl'ER BREAKFASTSSPECIAL SCHOOLTIME LUNCHES! Boiled Ham ,, Aunt J•nit's Sweet S.ndwich .· PJCKLES ' Big 48 0%. • : ller Only '·' . ,_ -!'·11, '•· MEGAPHO.NES ).~ I ,, 5.7c -· · '\.' GET YOURS T..n Qu..n Brand NOW WHILE CREAl!\ ' CALIFORNIA . l • 49c,, Y2 lp. pkg. , Chunk or Sliced ORANGES BOLOGNA c 3 lb. 1.80 138 Count Size , I..Dozen--·I ·I smE , lAST. , ;.. . . .8 • ; Fairmont ' . ' ' : MAC:~RONI ""'- . ,\• ' . ~anquet ' TV · POPSICLES "'·' . ,• ). . Home Pkg. of 6 • T.V. CULAND'S T.V. RACINE • BEST COLA SERVICE- FABRIC SOFTNER Cf-l!men,. ELBoW COLD EACH BOU'LI, DETERGENTS LOW PRIC£0! With Purhase Of $5 or More ;·- LEMONADE NOW IN Saturda · Fifth and Pearl RACINE 10 l&. ·ba·g 59' ,' OFFIOAL ''YELLOW JACKET"· c RoyQJ crown CoJa . INDIANAPOLIS, Ind . <UP!) P Roberta A - The Olympic torcb beini ear· · Y: Uf. ried from coast to coas1 in a were the followmg child· campaign to roile lunda for ron, Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Rob- the 1964 U.S. Olympic leODI and 1011 of White Plalna, reached here Munday en route Maryland, Mr. and Mro. James to Los Angeles. Roberts and children ol North The Iorch left NI"N York on Forestville, Maryland, Mr. and Sept. I and is scheduled ID arMrs. Oleo Rose and son, Mr. J tr~lv~e~ln~Lo~s~~:;o~n~~·~21. and Mrs. EIHs Rose and daugb- Jr tor of Birch River, West Vir· l!inla, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Facemire of Telso, West Virglnla, Mr. and Mrs. Jame~ Drake & and daughter of Filltwoods, Wo Ropalr All Virginia, Mr. and Mrs. Mokos & Modoil Hubbard of Washlnglon, C. Miss Loretta Roberts ' and Harley Robe..O: I Buckhannan, West Virginia. • Ronald Bearbs spent the WY 2·2255 PoMeroy in Cindnnati and at· 608 I. M•tn St. the baseball game• be. Route 7 TUPPERS PLAINS BRIQUETS fLAN HOMECOMING I I•W:::==========::::: <oDI!n& at Mr and Mrs Jamet •The Store Wttb A Hart" ·Club Meeta at Home O M , ·· · I n. Dunfee - · f. ,. •·· . Thole atl<!ldlllg tho HoJllb.l TORCH ON MOVE Clover hnn Store · · Kingsford CHARCOAL Mike, and Paul Casct and son, David. Pictures were taken of group. with the bonored rec~vlll8 lovely l!ilb and canis. ASSistmg Miss Van Cooney and Mrs. Smith An serving Miss Diane Van Cooney and Mrs. Salle VanCopney. ·. THEY llouston, Sllllday . , _ , _,.-I Homecoming and .Rally aay will be held at lbe Rock Sprillgo Methodist ; ChurCh· . Sllliday be- · • Sinmng w!tli wors~lp ~~":H at 9:30 a. m. A basket : will he served at noon. The afternoon session begins at 1:30 p. m. There will be specllll lll!Jslc and gnest speaker wiD be the Rev. Wa~ RJtdfurd, , : ·- ' 80UT ·~~ ~......UI:ED LONDON (UPI) Roblnaon, former ml~~:~~~:j Followm, the program Miss boxing obomplonr wiH • · JohnsOn was presented with John Angel of Nigeria 111- a 10. gilts. ·. . round boltl on IOct, 12.. ".: . :•. ' 10 Rock Sprinn meet at the home of Mn. Mal Meinharl 00 Thul'llbly ev4!1lJni. The calbono Women'• Club of the Sacred Hearl will meet lb the 11netuary on Thursday at 7:10 p. m. lew 1 rosary fo)lowed by the l'fiUIIr meeting In d!urtll at a p. m. With OUR Mrs. Haroid ~Dree enle!Uin· ed the Chatler club recently her home in Middleport. " A short bus~nese: aess:tnn; was conductt!tl by M'rs. Robert Nel· son president, and gall)es were played and prl2es awarded. Mrs. Allred Biggs won the door pr""'-1 Refreshmenta : we.re served to the above lnd Mrs. Nallt8n Biggs, Mrs. Howard Birchfield, Mrs. IWhert Eads, Mrs. Ray· mond Fischer, Mrs. Kenneth Michael, Ml'l. Carllloacb, Mrs. Mrs. Ferne Bradbury · pre- Jerry Schoonover and M r 1. oented an organ prelode pr.. Thomas S.le.watl. . ceding the meeting with Mrs. Paul Smart, presldent, ore 111'1!111 members -SCORE EVERY TIME the many needs of itll people P~arl Van Cooney, Diarie and S B All atteod.tr Mr. Glell ~ 111111 - il SEJ'T. It ....,.1 JoaBnr'.Y,,tsof. ~:':,~.,: The Past Counselors of ·~ Wednesday. dona Council, D of A, w1111-------....i.-• I SEPT. 1 Indian Customs Are Subject of Society Meeting AXYDLBA.&Xa X 1' Y wllb presid- p.m.~~ tbt a.,_ ..... ~-----"'---. - tbt ~ llldl CALENDAR anc;,oney 35. Ain1 ... Be Gil SOCIAL • Th , lstic ~ ~~....In rltua~ onn ••,.... ill were ~~ (:lso~ splandtal Opal Bearha o r o and llow~ :~ ~t. Doria Darst lo home Sa rs10 u!ospltal and Adria yr0 . Provine· Tho collllllllslon o1 Marie Houck as Council deputy for lite <oDI!n& year was read. A commlllllcatlon woa read froln Aline Evtrbart, 11a1e Olllllldlor and aJao fl'OIIl Edltb Wakely, ciiJir.lct deputy epooern~ng 1 meelln, to ba '~told at Tuppero Plalno Sept<omber 20 at 1:10 p. m. The Booster meeting was announced for Mooday eveuing, ~ber 12, at the Lions Club In Belpre. A dinner at 6 p. m. at· the First Methodist Church wlll precede the meetlng ancl Birthday Of1•er11ed reservations whlch must ba in By Mary J" by October t are to he made Miss Hazel wilb Mrs. Hauck. Mrs. Emma Mrs. Hauck spoke briefly ask· Sunday with a lng the cooperation of the mem- ance of the of the bers and thst aU members work fonner's sister, Mary v'.anc:oon, J together for the good of the ey. A decorated· birthday cake order, II was voted to send was presented to the honored carda to sick members Instead guest by Mr. and Mn. Kenof Doworo in tho future, and nelb Markins of Racine, Ohlo. Mrs. Hauck was named to pur- Ice cream, punch, coffee and cbaae 1 bo:l: of cards. favoro of large candy cups were A meeting of lbo Past Conn· served !froin a table wllb Ugh~ ciloro wao announced for Thurs- ed canllles to lbe above namt·'l day .venlDg ·at the home of ed and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Carrie Meinhart. Terrell, Pomeroy; Mrs. ·· Hoffman, Jackoon, Oblo; Mr. and Mrs. James Van CooMy~ · Mrs. W. E. Mumford and son, Jack, of Columbus. other• from Middleport included Mrs. Harry KauH, Miss Carrie Sears, Mrs. James A vivid ·,nd Interesting dis- Murray, Mrs. Laura Saunders, cussllin 011 the religious and Miss Mauda Tayllor, Miss Al· aoclal customs of India and ma Oblinger; Mr. and Mrs. ELVlNEV? atac1e by gollerl nearly as funny as, say, carroll Baker'a determination to prove 3. P'oru.rm bono t . Guided G. !hop Ina at the ! IOOF IWl Lotllo Cohen, COUDCllcw, Jni. SHORE 'IE CAN, DAILY CROSSWO.RD 1 'Sw I'I!Eij) I.ASSWEL.l Theodon~~ C4uncll Daughters of America met ~ay ovenI Sept.'· 11M-u The d-.u.ts of Abralllm and lhry Wlll Jlalu; hekl a ,.. union Sunday at t1ie K 11• Creek employeeo club. A basket dinner wao served at nooa to Mr. and Mrll. 1111111')' Bahr and Roger, Pstty, Howard, Jeanne, Tazrunl, Terri and Jimmy, Mr. and Mrs. VIctor Babr and .. Linda, C81by ancl Janey, MJ:. and Mrs. Golden Babr, Mr. and Mro. Norman Babr and Donna Jean, M r a. Carrie Bahr'; Mrs. fluMe!~ Mr. l!ld Mrs. ence NeulziiDi, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Well and RtWell, Darrendll, Kenn~.:OO Barbara, Mr. a Mrs . ......,les ~em and Charlene, lolr. and Mrs. A. D. Tu!Ue, J. lol. , Tuttle, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest· Bahr, Mrs. VIckie GIIHiand and ~t. lJla a • d CMl'yl Bentz, lllary Tsylor, Twlla, Tommy, Ray and Jane Ann Karr, Val Well, and ty Goeglein. / • Bohr Dfll(lendanlt ln. Reunion Sunday Meets Monday -At /OOF Ha// • • .. e DINNERS · . , . .r· · All · \'•rieties Hol•um ANGEL - �~ .. -- ... ,._ ~L - - ---- -- • l:I·Daily senttne!c_ .Pomeroy·Middl~~t:l· o.,_s_e!'t . 9, t~ i ~M-a.in•l•y•A•bou-•t-.. Friends' Night Js Observed by 1 Around And Abo. ut M'dcH I eport \1 Presbyterian Ladies Meet at • J.EE LEADS GRouP 1 Britll'·lo-be ;. Prayer meeting was started ' , •t the Syracuse First Uruted l (.uf'sl of Honor Chur~h Presbyterian Churcll on Thurs- ChNE1W HbAdVEN i~tM!slof AM~ day night, Aug ~7 led by IS er, " e • • ~ . Mr. Archie Lee . It was agreed •William Garfield , waa guest Fourteen chlptera were ..... ReadiJII ln ·\1111011, to change the night to Wednes· o( honor at a bradal shower I resented when Racine ChlPter pose of Unltld ~:~~:!:~ day each week. Sept. 3 leaders Iheld at St. Joseph's Hall In Mr. and Mrs. Edward Web- No. 134, Order of Eastern The Rev. and Mrs. WU- Women" opened the I were Margaret Cottrill and Ada I Mason with Mrs. Karl Wiles ster and son, Ricky of Dayton Star, observed Friends' Night llam McOmber and cblldren, lite SyraCille Prerbyleriatt'\:;11T~ Slack. For this Wednesday t>v- 1and Mrs. Mary Snyder as hos- were weekend gue!ts of Mr, and Wednesday evening. Kathy ,1 Connie, Ronnie and sionary Soclet' 'Jn &be· .e tning, sept. 9. at 7 :.10 p. m. , tt-sses . Mrs. Clarence Andrews, Mr. 6uests included Worthy Grand Jane, of Piqua, Ohio, were annex, Fridly n.llb&. Sept... t. ~ Agn.s Whit< will be the le•d· ! Refreshments of cake, mmts, and Mrs. Charles Withee and Matron, Bertha Huffman: Past holiday guests of Mr. and ~ ~· ~ lb{ pral. er. Everyone 1~ welro~. p_urwh were served to the !' other relatives. Grand Matron, Roberta K. Mrs. Bernard Fultz and child. f ,f;, 1~ ' GfvE rooKOUT · and 1 followmg - -- -· guests. Mrs. Don· MiDdling · Deputy Grand Ma· B•th Barbara and Becky. den111'1• C. rand ConoequenRETURN FROM '!'RIP aid Kay, Mrs. Kober! Gurlis, ! Mr. and Mrs. Clarence An· Iron, Ve;...a Hammond ; Grand ren, ' ceo of Prayer For Mli!I!Oils," Mr. and . ~~:h rl:::.!:n':! . Mr and Mrs Edward Hed- Mrs. Karl Wiles, Mrs. Sammy l drt>ws and susan and futymond , Representatives to Nt!W Bruns Paul C:1:1whorn has returned tD follow~ by prayer. Roll calli :!::~~~~~~i~~~;te~ rl(l'., and dJughtt>r. Donna T\·1~ ·. Hofl'm an. 'vfr::~ . Emme R y B n. r Mr. and Mrs. Charles Withee· wick, Louise King to Missoun. Springfield after visiting w.ith was an,wered with -'lbl~ · ~ A at their home In Syr.. n - ha vli'_ n•turned trom .CJ va- Mrs. William Chisler, !\t r s-I Bnd gut"sts. Mr. and Mrs. Ed- Gretta Harris; Worthy Ma' Mr. and Mrs. William Ault.~ ~e by eight' members ~ and as follows, RoU&n, Icuse. w~re Mr. an4 cMattonBtln pRihdrougph tkhe Sm~kly William t:ibbs, Mrs. James lr wa rd Webster and son visited trans and Patrons o{ visiting Mr. and Mrs . Chester Ham- onMelnguuteesst.of the Florepce Potts and Ada B:~~;:~~~~~Ciarence Andrews and . ts., ue. t ge ar way, ~ o- ,!14aC'k , Mrs. Will~am Kelly, ~iss Sunday afternoon at Rio Grande 0\apl.ers; Past Matrons and Pa- ~ mond of Delaware were Labor was reed by thlute , ~flng closed with prayanil .Raymond, Mrs. J~ rhlda. thh• hC,uiFE ol :'vfl edXlC~l. <:~nd Retry Ke ll y, MJss Medanlyn ; with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wit- trons or Racine Chapter ; and Day we-ekend guests of Mr . Mrs. Mayme Holm secretary. er.nlnP. Wayland and Te? ~ t roug t e verg a es. C Jbbs. Mrs. Sebastian T t"sco, het> Jr. and son. District President, Countes h F ltz nd hildes. The ~- ~mJ.S• hostess, served Pomeroy;- James · An rewa . Miss F'rit zit> Schwarz, Mrs. James Andrews, whD is em- Philis. s :l and MMrs. Jo dn Au'ta a c treasurer's repoft by Mrs. 'FkJ.. refreWill'lents 1 to1 thO!e Chicago, Dl .• Miss S h 1 r 0 ' 'Irs. F k . ren, arc an m · . renee Potts. above and a guest, Myla Rud- Maynard, · Mason, W.. Va., and .lohnn~ F ry . ,.M ~~n ployed in Chicago, Ill., spent Pomeroy, Middleport, Harr 1 nd M La Mil - · p-~dent also read ,. '"• • ', Arnold .J r. of Syraouse. ANNOUNCING You ng. .Jr . Mrs. ary 5 ny . . er. the weekend with his parents, sonville, and Racine Chapters Mr. a rs . wrence • ""' · u,o, ';1,~~---- ~~------~.;o.. ~'i ~ily Sny~··r . lind tl~e guest of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Andrews. presented the program. Harrl- hoan visite-d in Gallipolis re-- letter containing the miRutes oJ honnr. MJss Ann Chisler. Those He was accompanied back by sonville Chapter with Pauline cently with Mr. and Mrs. Scioto Prebyterlat Board meet~lES sendmg g1t't:o; were Mrs. Rose Sam Arnold Jr~ who will also Atkins as chairman presented wayne Amsbary and family. ~ ing recently at ,Sadin11 ehural. Mr>. Mary ltallge, be employed in Chicago. a get-acquainted skit and group Ed R \II'S. Hazel Clark read a lelt•erll Schwan. gar eyn· from Lois H. Vt'ssch er M· D'' Mary Mn; Huth Hyan. ·Mrs Dale Humphrey, who is em- :;;inging. Middleport Chapter with Mr . and Mrs. M M Berry. Mrs. Betty Thomas, ployed in Chicago, Ill ., spent Kathryn Mitchell as chairman olds and hia mother, rs. ar· Df Fatehgarh, .i lndta M:r Racine, 0 . Third St. M c 1 l " bh Mrs George k garel Reynolds, spent the Holmes read a letter from Mrs. r:-: . <Jr " .s, · the wee end with his parents, . presented a reading. "Thoughts,, weekend in Lebanon, Oh1o, F. J. Wood of ~~~~·b~~J::jj:: Hesson . Mrs. Larry Lathey, Mr . and Mrs. Charles Humph- of Electa on Jnitiatlon Night M Saturday, Sept. 12 t\ W II W M J{o• where they were guests of r. sionary for the day . 1rs. a er Prrr, rs. rey. by Rosemary Lyons and two pi- and Mrs. Gardener Reynold!! ed for was read 8 berl Housh . Mr~ . Paul D. Van Mrs. Anna Byers of Colum- ano selections by Lillian Steiff ____. OPEN UO - SolO P.M. Matre. Mrs _ Shtdey . Housh, bus was the weekend guest of Ponreroy chapter with . ana other relatives. by prayer by Laura •, evenly-browned toast with i and Mrs. Helen Baldwm . her sister, Mrs. Hettie Wil- ence Tracy as chairman ~ Mrs. Guy Shuler and daugh- ~ fa:u · dlstrl~ _m . HAS GUF.STS Iiams and daughter, Mrs. AI· sented. a skit, "Passlng e ter Sherrie, have returned Scioto ~res~$] · kin"'/,pt bread ... even reheats cold foallf Mr . ;md Mrs. Errol\ Conroy 1 phonse Schorn. Buck"' with Barbara Walker, fro~ Florida' where they vtsitM held Oct. t In ,t:fel POMEROY OHIO ·" "' · without burning I and sm 1 , Hugh , or Akron lertl Mrs. Laura Davis of Colum- Sue Soulsby, Linda Guinther td her daughter and family. fre~ WUI offetln1· rr•r thf'V" home WednPsday a_t't- bus was the •weekend g~est of an~ Betty Cow~n. Chlorus Mr and Mrs. Floyd Zornes taken and $10 wa1 · TONIGHT er ~ pehding: two weeks wtth her brother and slsteNn-law, Gr1mm was chairman of the L~ughman. Fla ., spent the ical Misrdonl. WALT OtSNiiY "S "THE MOON SPINNERS" .\'lr conruy·s mothPr. Mrs. E. Mr. and Mrs, Hobert Raub. portion present~d by Racine holiday weekend with Mr. and ~ prOIJ:~ ~(Te{' hn ieoJor) A. Dodson. and a week with Mr-. and Mrs. Hobert Raub Chapter which featured a solo M F' lding Hawkins. Miss FranKle Mu Hayley !\fill s, 1•:1 1 Wallad1. i the r daughter and son-in-law. spent Monday with Miss Anna by Ben Philson, "Evening and ~~~~ Mrs. E. M. Burton It~ W~~h Womendof · 1 Pe-ter McEnen-'. Joan Gre+'n Mr. Jnd Mrs. Robert Hutch in· Coe. Parken;burg, W. Va. Moining;" a duet by Shirley were in Portsmouth Saturday to tons w~s rea · I'Bklno wood. CARTOONS son 1Bessie 1 of Oover. 'Del., Ml'. and MrB. Keith Shum- ~· Johnsoq and Marvin McKel- attend the wedding reception were_ Daisy Roush Flo1ren•,.ll before com ing to visit his mot.b - way and children. Loraine and vey, "You'te Just in Love;" of Charles Edward Gemperline P_otts, Mayme ' Holmes, THURSDAY thru SAT. er. un Sunday, , \ olr. and Mrs . . Jimmy or Springfield were Nlon"Blue Velvet'' was sung by and Janice Marilyn Chirk. PICkens, Ad~ Slack, Haze I Sept. 10-11 -12 IJtlmar Canaday of PomE>roy I day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hen- I David Thorpe; and Roberta Pvt. Larry Mitch, who 1s sta· Clark and Mtss Mu~w-"'TOM JONES" ; Chancey gave a reading entit- uvn~ at Ft. Story, Va. ,. spent Mrs. Holmes rea~ a "~ayer ('fl:'c hn ieulor l , were Sunday t.hnnf'r guests of ry Reibel and family. Albert Finney . Sussa nah Mrs. DAd son and ~on and dau- 1 Mr. and Mrs. John Swisher '.led ''The Creation." the Labor Day weekend with Dedicated to the Me'mory York. Hu gh Grittilh, !Jame gh1er - m - law ..Vir. and Mr.-~ . 1 and family of South Charleston, Guests were r:egisteced ~ his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Edith Evans. i Conroy aud their son. Hugh . W. Va. were Sunday guests of Ruth Barnitz and Bernice •· P.. rry Mitch. ailment. Mrs. Barnes and Colorcartoon I VISIT IN COL!JMBUS her grandmother, Mrs, F. penter. Refreshments were ·· Mr. and Mrs. Leo Kennedy late husband and family fonn· SUN .. MON. and TUES. I Mr. and :vtrs. Tom Anderson Gravely and her aunt, Mrs. J. ved by the past officers. T h e jJi-'.' and son, Tony, have moved trly resided In Middleport. S.pt. 13-14·15 aud suns, Tommy and Keith, I A. Eden. Chapter ro?m and dining 11 into the Kennedy property on Miss Jeanette Crooks relllm·ll "WILD AND WONDERFUL" Handv McMillin. and Bertha Mr. and Mrs. John F'isher were beautifully dPCoratt'd h 'Beech-St.. where they will ed to Marietta after {Technicolor) fony Curtis, Chri stine Kau!' i OaiiP~' spe nt the holiday week · and son, Kenneth of ~ k r o _n arrangements of ~all reside while he attends Rio the 'holiday weekend mann. I nd ,n Columbus visiting Mr. l spent the weekend wtth their prepared by Maxme Grande College. He was a parents, Mr. and . F.. turette: :nd Mrs. Edgar Peepl~s and , parents,. Mrs. William Fisher, ~nd Emma Jtine I former student at Rio Grande Crooks. So's Your Antenna Calorcartoons Mr. <:tnd Mrts. Jack Young. Minersville and Mr. ~nd Mrs. College prior to his army serv- Mr. James Brewl 4-ILIC£ -· . . -----·- ..- ·-- Henry Roush of R;ocme and Bridol ShotCJer is lee. this weekend for IIODEL other relatives. G M' Ch. I Dave Rice has returned to where he will assume tea,chirtgll Ronald Fisher returned to iven us • .lS er Ashland College after spending duties for the school autp~'tic his studies at Mountain Slate NEW HAVEN - Miss Laurl- the holiday weekend with bl• Mn. Brewington will Business College afier a two ta Mullen of. Carne~e. Penn.: , par~nts, Mr. _and ~rs. Gene in Middleport. weeks vacatioa with his parents, ent~. rtained with ~ bridal sho~ I Rit-e and family. Rice has been Mrs Henry Null has an· Mr. and Mrs. Ma!-ion Fisher. er m honor of MISS Ann Chi~- at the college for football prac· noune~ that the Middleport Mason Fisher entered Meigs .· 1"· d M' Ed j Uce since August 30. He was • Publio Library II open · aft~r Memorial Hospital Tuesday 1. Invite guests were tss ·, in Columbus Saturday by 1. being closed for tho p..t two monUng, for observation and tth Van Halanger! Mrs. Janet · his parents. weeki treatment. Follotte, Mrs. l.tnda Caputo, Mrs. Adalene Barnet sod Mr.· and Mrs. John Kotchka Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Grues· Mrs. Judy Wherl, Mtss Na!"'Y Mrs. Kathryn Mygalt of Logan, and daughter, Kimberly, er Jr-. and son Jimmy of Can. M~arry, Mrs. Betty. Phlllips, . Va., visited recently at Brookvill-e, were weekend 'ViSit· ton spenl the weekend with his Mtss Peggy Sgro, Mtss Judy the horne of Mr. and Mrs. L. 0,... of their parenl8, Mr. 1nd .4df)t'rt.iseJ in ESQUIRE paretns, Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Sgro, Mrs. Marg~ret Sgro, Mrs. w. McComas. They came Mrs. John Ketchka of Pomeroy 1 to see the new son, and Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Grueser Sr. Mr. Grueser re-- Mary Snyder, M ' Mary mains ill In Meigs Memorial nelly, Mrs. Lucy . Goldbach, Lee·, of Mr. and Mn. B•adford and Neda, Visit Jhe Housewares On The M•ln FIOCir Hoapilal. Mrs. Elizabeth Chtsler, Mrs. Georg~. Mrs. Barnes Middleport Mr ..., Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Price and Terry IW~~· M~'i:/rene W~sh, was a patient recenily at John turned to · ' 50 daughter, Mrs. Robert .. e . c Marry, S hlrs. Hopkins Hoapilal In Baltimore Mra Ketchka and Kim for . 8ca 1,~rag1a , rs. op e · and Mrs. Pr Ice s aunt. M r a. M 11 Ml L• ' ta M 11 for treatment of a vascular longer vtlit. u en, ss aurt u ~n, Paul Cly of Cincinnati weekend guests of Mrs. Price's the gu~st of honor, M_lsS sister and brother-in-law, Mr. A_nn Chisler, _Those se~mg and Mrs. Everett Dailey. Mrs. gifts were M1s_s .. Peg Chisler, ' Fun ru~hionPd insole comfort ia Widths B·C·DCly who is 81 years of age, is a Mrs. Jea~ne Phdhps, Mrs. Peg-.n inside joL in this popular man's E· EEE native of Pomer gy Leemnger and Mrs. Helen oy. Ell'11 . • Black & Brown 1hoe. Smart s.tyimg snd luxunous Mr. and Mrs. Charles Loch· · People In pomeroy Racine 0. E. S. Anne)! ""'' NOW YOU KNOW ..... - e lelltal ......... ~I lilt Ualled Illites wu .,_ w~.Glloato1, To., .....,. .. flopt. ' 110. Tbe dead! loll IUebff VOL XVI NO. 125 POMEROY -MIDDLEPORT. OHIO ' . . • entt ..-e THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1964 WEAI&D ltlernt... el " I I' 11 1 II .... .......,.,J[ ..... IJid ....,. ... 5 0 • 111 JdPt. PRICE FIVE orst, . . . . . . . . . ; . . . ELBERFELDS HQUSEW .... GRAND OPENING REES FLORAL ' ! a'1iy MEIGS THEATRE giv~tyou. or' ' ' ' ' $18.99 foot-long comfort pop-up toasters cushioned insoles by Finlawis Elected to School Board ELBERFElDS IN POMEROY ary and children, Robert and Margaret of. Euclid spent last week with hiS parents, Mr. and Mr s. ·Patr'Jek Lochary. M r s Lochary and children are spend~ •• I.ng th'IS we ek Wl'th her paren~, Mr. and Mr:i. Leo Story. Mr. andM rs. Dav1'd . . . we r e naughe y of Cmcmnat1 weekend guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Story, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Jones and sons and Mr. and Mrs. Dean Wertz and sons of Columbus leatheu are standard equipme-nt! Decorator's Delight from the ~owin.eetp"Wn collection .. , i' '''•'/ Authentic Early Americana for reception hall or that hard to decorate spot. All akillfuily crafted by Dearborn in northern hard ougar maple which enhancee ita appeal with time. You'll love it ••. your friends will admire it. TABLE & MIRROR ANNIVIiRSAIIY ~. 69·50 SPECIAL - - - - - BAKER FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT, 0. PLAN SUPPER The Happy Harvesters Class f th Fed ted ch· h ·u o e eraf te . urcl.!... •w1 sponsor a ca e r1a suyper fn the church basement Satur· day from 4 · 8 p. m. Horne d 1<..-ecream a nd baked mae oods ..,. 11 1 b ld g "' a so e so . ~--~ -~-- ..- - were weekend guest& of Mrs. Jones ' parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Hill. Mrs. E. J . Hill returned homo Tuesday, after an Overnight vi~o in Coiumbu9. Teresa, Cindy, Susan and Julie Gooch spent the weekend in Gallipolis with their grandparMr. and Mrs. Kerr Gooch. Mrs. E. A. Tracy returned to her home, Columbus Sunday, of· ter speriding several days with Mrs. E. J. Tracy. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Dbton and family visited Monday at Waterford, with Mr. and Mrs. Den Orndoff and al Beverly with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wolfe and sons. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Benl:l and family and Mrs. Glen Barnett of Muncie, Ind. visited Mon. day with Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Ebersbach. ~ASON . . .- DRIVE· IN ' s•IIT. ,~.... 131h TIME 3:30 CHANNIL 3 . . Peforeyou buy ·ctbt*~"Br~~jjite or color TV anywher• . ~ it will puy y~u to come • to Ingels and g~.at. our ... ROCK..BOnO~ LOw,·· LOW PRICE . . - , , . ·c ;. . ~ ~- . . . ON A 1965 ZENITH· Black & White, · or- Colot 'T\t:''. )'" .,, ,, • TONIGHT F.AMILY NIGHT Sophia LoreD and I • ~: • • "'(c ' reported . WATCW ;' Anthony Perkin!! in "FIVE MILES TO' MIDNIGHT" -and- Peter Finch Jane Fonda "IN THE COOL OF THI DAY• (il!*'ocolor) Thur.·Frl. Sopt, 10.11 Maurice Chevaller aDd Attli• Dlcldnaon In "'JIUICA"' (Tecbnlcolor) Tony CurtiJ Klrll 'Deu11u -·~ "THI LilT OP ADRIAN MIIIINGIR" . ' DON'T BOY UNTIL YOU CHECK At INGELS FURNITURE FOR SPECIAL ' OFFEIUNG IN . · . JHURSDAY SENTINEl '. . plltmed. ~ ' I Hu!Qie~ Guinther , l.~ l• - lite ' 'i ~· Night" and , ltle1 Sept. '26, An . i' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 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 9, 1964 henry nelson smith wilcox