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"t...\ · • . unch Hunt or Local and state law enforce- St., Pomeroy. ment autboritles tnday launclr- White broke out or the uped an area search for a Meies stairs of the ancient jail at county jail prisoner who eecap- 8.20 m last night by plctJnc ed from blo ce)l Friday night. · 1ocPk· and · ,~ 11 •• tJrrno••• .... . · a ·" " •.., • ...,., u"' Sheriff Robert C. Hartenbaeh wnmen'o quarters., said the escapee lo Kenneth The Pomeroy mall was be·Ray White, 21, of 121 Ebeneoer- lng held Jn jail oo two e1Jaries "• ----------------------- ;;. same charges, Jome. Freder-iappeared In Meigs County Court iek S~uster, 21, also- of Pome- In a preliminary hearing: Both roy, remain"'i in the . down- entered pleas of ll<)t gwlty to stairs sector of the Jail today. the charges and ~bound ovSheriff Hartenba k id lhl• er to the grand JUry on $1,1100 c •• each by Judge Frank W p,... :;ml:oy Motur Compony used morning that the two men were ter, Jr. · In Augusl "prohlem priloners," so he sep- Whlte and SchUller were tak Another prisoner lacing the arated them Friday after tbP.y en lnto cuotody on August 19 or auto larceny and also for parole violation. Affldavita bad been filed against him lor car theft in connectlon with two automohlleo taken from the by SberiH Har1oaboch .n.r·N two stolen cars, both Oievrol"' Monzas, w~ foulld abandoeed in a strip mine IIU near Demr. Sheriff Hartenbaeb cleacrlbecl White as belns e ft., 2 111. IIJl and weighlng 140 lbe. wilb bro\115 hair and tnown eye1. B1lton Rakes Handling of Bobby Baker ·' SUN .. MON. and rues. 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Smith wrecked the FalCU>s time DIFFERENT STORY again wtth ~ : 35 left in the secThe second half was a blt of ond quarter when he capped with Wahama hardly In eey auboUtuted freely, Ih • &arne ...,., gol out ot hio <011· trol, even H Wlbama did l'WI a 1~ point edge ill the final :M mmutes. The third period was about a Wahama White Falcons who the clear at the 50 yard line. passed to Rex CUmmings for a drive that started on Panther Coach Charles Chan- st.and-olf, though the Pantbero took their second loss in two and outraced everybody to the two extra polnts. It wa!l 14--0, Pomeroy 15 with a 50 yard t h e a dillerent story. Although . I I I I I \ Death I DISTRICT CHAMPIONSHIP T. T. SCRAMBLES (Ohio- Kentucky- West Virginia) SUNDAY SEPT. 13TH. PRACTICE FROM 10:00 to 12:30 EST STA{HING TIME 1:00PM EST Sponsored By Meigs Motorcycle PIANOS eWURLITIEII eBALDWIN ..... OTHER FA-Ul BRANDS ,.Factory Tralnecl Service• ~HONE :t:! 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PLEASANT- GALLIPOLIS .------, S111'e up to 40~ ON FUEL BILLS ASlt US TODAY I THEY 'RE �) ., 4-Dafly Sentinel, Pomeroy.Mlddll!port, Q,, Sept. 12, 19M Second Half Rush Gives Kyger Creek 22-6 Triumph Ml)or Leapt lleMilo . quarter, on a ton-yard pass signal caller managed to break I quarterback Don Johnson to I pass from Jonnson to Polcyn~ for 60 yards. from r1ght halfback Roger Bur· loose to throw a 20 yard pass Polcyn. Polcyn then caught I and some fine running by half KC collected 12 first nell to rJI)lt ...t Soil Poloyn. to set up the ICOrt. IIIOihw John10n for tht backl ROitr Bamtltl 1 n d and Fairland wa1 hold to DillY The pat attempt lalltd . 01lr1 polntl. French four The scor< stood I-ll at l>all· · · . . l'airland notched the ••me time, bul 41ter the beginning Fllli'IQnd recyived the ball 1 • 8amttt tndtll tht ICOriltl Jobnaon lhrtw ttl)lt In second quutor ~hen right l or the third quarter it WJS ,..,_ ··•· b~t wer< stop""" by Jh• 1 by runl1lnc lht Jill ~lttmpt.. and CQI!lpieted four wht\e h Jib k V"""'l D no r c k h r '" ...,.., ~""" n. Kyler Clltll dtfeniB did erts cumpllllld fqur of nino. 1 n ran on grr ree t e r-st 0 the wll)'. dowrmlned Jjobeat "llllf. down in each of Ute laJI two o~e ~~rd 1' 0 ' no1 l(ive UJl a lint down titer SOOM BV QIJARTERS quarters lor tno win. · The l!obcall kicked off to Tho Bobcall ooortd their fi· the lfCOPd half. Kyaer Oreek I 08I KC opened the garne by llCOI' . The OCOI'it came alter a sor·l open the third and recoYOred nal touehdown tn the oponin! StaU11io-wi.. the Bobcats Fairland oI 00 inK a touendown 1n the first tes of running plays, a Ky~er the ball when fqifland fumb. aeeondl of the 1111 qu•rter. · outrusht>d the Or..ons ~ - TD't - Polcyn 10 yard Creek penalty and • mioplay. i led after nmninl two piaya. Left halfbaok Gary Frenoh Moot of the, Ylrdaco wot from BJrnetl. Polcyn The mtsplay came when the l KC drove from Its 11 to tho clim@xed a 38 yilrd drive by rack~ up by halfbacks 8arn1tt paotlrolll John1on, Ky1er Creek detense had quar· l Dragons goal lin•. plunctng over ll'om tile two • and Frond!. yard ptung,e and Dillon one terback Tim Roberts, spilled The drive wao climancl by yard lin<. Ky4er Creek had 45 yards I 1yard plunge. Polcyn and 1 for a loss, but the struggling a :Ill yard scormg pan from Tho driVe had 1een a 15 yard 1 passing, while Falrlancl ollek· ttl EPs. IY DALE llOTHGE!I. JR. 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Pleasant, held to a 6. 6 first half tie b visitin Galli· LOGAN - Defendmg SEOAL conversion run the touchdown with 3.3! left Stallard, Hunter lel, Cbco til and Howard. Wbtittt'Perry Harrison enabled the Jackaon polis, exploded for four second half touc~owns t~ hand champion Loga~ served nottce pounced on a fumble on the In the &arne. Walsh tallied the <8). Wakefleid (8\ and Cannlz. (8 • 2). Los~r ·Bouton (15 • 13). Iranmen to open th<lir 11164 the Ohioans a 32·B setback Friday n"ght Friday mght that 1ts back 1101n Bexley ~. from where Lotan two-point conversion on a run zaro. L. Miller, R. Miller (7) HRS • HJII <Dnd), ~noher '· lllrd campllign Friday night The second half rush :,y Coach ~ob ·Shertzer's ru ed following a resounding 3~.0 drove to score with quarter· for the ,final count of 32·0. ar.d Roseboro. WlnneNitJilard (21st), Pepitone <l!Srd). with a 22~ victory over visit· Big Blacks stunned 5,000 spectators as the West Vi~:in· victory over a tough Bexley back John Gasoer sneaking the Logan • powerful ground at· 111-181 . Loser-L. Miller (3-8). Inc Oak Hill. ians for the first time since 1938 tied the . b t teaM. AII.SEOAL George Hum. ftnal one·ya"<i to score. Hail· tack produced 264 yards and Lo' Angelos 000 000 1100-0 5 Harriloo connected on five the iwo schools at 19 wins each ·Five gam~~r~s e w~e~ mel showing the way. back Dave Miller made It 24~ 12 first down•: They added Philadelphia 000 010 000-1 4 0 Boaton 100 tl(jO of 10 pasaes lor 86 yards and in ties. ave en Hummel, a d~veryth•ng with 11 49 left on a conversion through the au lor a total San Fran 000 000 000-0 6 0 C'hanee, Launant ~~~~:~~ carried on the quarterback op· It was a lad by the name of I halfback, earned the ball 14 run. SIJ3. Bexley managed m Bennet! II 1-121 and Dalrymple <I) and Rodpr. ~ tion play for an additional 76 R•ckle Northup, who scored I the Devito' 20 set up Polnl'l times for Ill yards, scored one With a fine. sQcond string the ground and ~2 In the Mariehal, Murakami t9) and (10 • IS) aoo TUIInan. yards, and added misery to four of toe Blacks' five touch-' last touchdown. Joe Smith rae· touchdown, and set up another quarterback , M1ke Walah, gnt~~ to rack up 13 f~rst downs. Crandall. Loser·Marichal (17-7). Chanco t18·7). the Oaks by puntmg dead In· downs. and opening game l!iue ed over from the 13 with ~: 18 woth a tl~ely fumble recovery. mg the team, Logpn d~ove •· Score by quarters side their JS yard line lhree Devil jitters which led to the remaining and it was 32.6. Flo- The vistting Blue Llono play. yprds m 10 plays to sena llren- Bexley 0 0 0 0 Riv~r a.m.; Queen City d9wn tlmts. . downfall of Coach Terry Hans· wers' kick was wide. ed the Chieftains to a score- nmg the fmal three yards for Logan 0 0 16 16 up f'SO p.m.; VaivoUne FuUbact Butch DaviS, an ley's aggregation. Greenup 7:30 p.m., Roae 11 looked bad lor Pt. Pleas- less standoff during the first All.sEOAL choice. last year, Besides scoring 24 point!, ant in the opening moments of half, but the Chief• went down Greenup 3' 10 a.m.; suffered a groin mJury on the Northup lugged the pigskin 21 the first stanza. First six times tho war-path for 32 points the 1 ' Gaueg readings: Gallipolis bor Point down Greenup 1:50 third play of the game but limes lor 83 )•ards _ he aver- the Blacks attempted 1 play second half. . . Dam 18.6, 12.0, running one a.m.; Tlboll down Green.ur 1:· •till an••~ to score two f th Taking the opemn11 ktck-off foot on rollers, Pomeroy-Mas· 10 a.m.; Crucible down Mellahl •1uuebdowns m -~and ran over a aged 3.9 per carry. romGAHS e line of scrimmage, IS the forward wall broke Logan marc hed 69 yard• In• on 20.94, Pt. Pleasant 24.62, 6:25 p.m.; Barbara Brent ' up two-point conversion latPr m Galltpalls bad two passes th seven plays with Hummel scoot· . . Hinton .91 statlun~ry. j{anaw· Meldohi 5:M p.m.; Lelia $learth coolest ' iotercepled, fumbled three Ir~ugh and tossed the home ing the final 36 yards for 8 ATHENS - In a game mar· I Snyder picked off a Cambndge ha Falls .80 rislnJ, CharleatoQ er, Elloha Wooda and Buekeye ~ter a .;,oreless first perio.1 times, aod lost 100 yards io ~~ for 22 yards m losses. The TO. He added the EP on a run red by 11 fumbles, the Athens pass and raced 20 yards to 17.80. London, Marmet and State downbouncl and waiUng Jacks dr6w first blood when I penalties. Earh mistake prov. aeks fumbled lWIC< m thiS for an 8.(] lead with 8·42 left. Bulldogs capitalized on mtstakes score. Handley then passed to Winfield dams were on the sills. at Meidahl. onand Dale Kanouse toss- ed costly. , perdwd - GAHS Paul Etch and Later in the third stanza by visitin• Cambridge to earn end Larry Coon for the two Boat movemeol" ~-Uipollo Dam - Cathy R. junlor . . . An Y Burnett recovered both. ' 21 12 1"1 F td gi't ·nt c s· n and "" 10 ed an Oak Hill lineman mto In the thord perond w•th the Th · Hummel returned ' a punt from a · v c ory r ay "' ' · pm onver Oblo River - Zimmer down down 7:20 p.m.: A. J. Patten unter Bill Parks in the end score tied 6-6 Joe S;.,ith pick· he seckond fumble came on the 2~ to the 50 and Bexley Cambridge jumped inlo • 6·0 led 11· 12 at halftime 13, 12:30 a.m.,· Cherokee up 1', up 8:50 p.m.,· Harvey JQ~on P '. Rodemk . aer· tr e, Blac s 15. That ,.1 up <ial· drew a IS-yard penailty, ' . plac· Iea d '" the nrsI pert"od wen h • up 10:46 p.m.: Titlll down·~'' zone. The loose ball rolled out ed off a ChriS Todd Sny der cIosed out 3:10 p.m.; Reliable up 15, 5:20 1 of the end zone for a two- ial on the GAHS 42. This eame •aFslolbn ykscRoreh. d L ing the ball on the Lions' 35 fullback Mike Kafury tallied •scoring in the third period a.m.: Chris Jr. down 16, HO 50 a.m.,· J. S. Lewis up 4 a.m. ram· · · from the one · he s1as hed f"tve yards to score p.m.; Jeffboat up 16, 2:lo a.m.; Kaoawbl FaUa point safelv. afte r the Bl ue Dev1.1s had been me~u acth tc"ddlar f ong th On the f1rst play, Hummel Solvay 11 1 Leter in· the second period, penalized t5 yards fo. unnec· four u~e."g~~e/n~~ing 0 Da~ ripped off 31 yards to the four Athens came back in the a TO and then kicked tbe extra Robert Reed up 16, 3:30 a.m.; down LQndon 4:30 a.m.; 0. F. Davis slammed in from the essary roughness. r.·] ' hll f L .i and then fullback Dale Brenn- serond perjod when quarter- point for a 21-12 lead. , Wayne H. up 16, 4:15 a.m.·, Shearer up Marmet 6·.30 a.m.·, . I backs stopped '' more cold, orthen one,on on.fourth wao .•ng rammed the f"mal four ba ck 1M"k . . up 16, 6:40 a.m.: National down Winfield 1 e Handl ey grabbed a Statistics four-yard Ime to make .1t 8-v" .In 10 PIBjs, p om. show George Pr1cc 2:05 at the half . . hot bo~'l tackles, assiSted by down. Roderick slashed over yards 10 score .. Halfback .Jim fumble and_ran seven yards lo with : ix fumbles and Athe~s St Marys up 17, 4:30 a.m.; p.m.; w. H. Shaver, Jr. up WIQ· Jackson tall•ed 14 pomts m rugged blockmg, added a tnp· right tackle lor a 6.() GAHS Brandt made 11 !6-o on the score. ~ak mg tt 6-6. w1th f1ve. The Bulldogs led m Queen up 17, 6:35 a.m.; field 3:46 p.m.: Jerry Bosworth the fourth per!nd w1th Davts ie handoff on a cruc•al lh•rd lead. The Devils had The_ vos1tors took the lead first downs 14-1, m rushmg Walter Beckjord down 18, 6:15 down Winfield 5:50 p.m.: Bea· - - --1w 0 rambling 27 yards for the f<rst down, and went ahead to stay chances for lhe PAT but both later m the second penod when yardage 172·10!, In passmg a.m.; Onward up 18, 8 a.m.; ver down Winliela 6:40 p.m.; TO. when Northup rammed off right kicks by Ed Howard .:Verc wide. quorlerback Duke Str~ger hit yards 33·22. and In total yards Jacob G. down 19, 5:45 a.m.; Thelma Ann down Winfield 3:· Wllh 7:54 remammg, defen· tackle for 14 yards With o:21lieft Pomt's first touchdown came end Bruce McBrJde With a 22· 20:;.125. John J. Rowe up 19, 6:35 a.m.: 45 a.m.; Allen R. Merrill down SJv• corner back Ted Wolford m the stanza. Joh? Flowers as a result of a 6S-yard ~ustai,. _ yard louchdown pass. The EP Snyder topped the Athens C. V. Harner up 20, 5:40 a.m.; Winfield 5:15 a.m.; Es!IO West I pi('ked off a mid·aJr lateral at- kicked th~ extra pomt for a ed march through the middle Among those who f'nterrd run faded. but Cambndge led carriers With 77 yard~ in Franklin Pierce down 20, 6:10 VirJlnia up Winfield 6:05 a.m.; wmpt by Oak Hill quarterback 13-6 ma's!n, • . . , of the GAHS line. It took II Holzer ho ital in the pasl 24 j i2·G carries. a.m.; Alice up 20, 6:15 a.m.; Lucy Jane Lucas down WI,. 'f., tl' ~" fo::;l er, _and r~ced 82 fExa~ tttr.ee mfriuft!s later. plAys Northup went over from hours Mrs. Heac! A Mr-· Coach Don Eskey'.c; team got Score by quarters : Nidadean down 20, 7:10 a.m.; field 7:05 a.m. 8 the nine with !0:30 left in tho Kltrock 414 Third Ave Rosa - ,another break late in the sec· Cambrid&e 6 6 0 0- 12 Diltie Chall•lli• up 22 5,10 a. ----1ar<ts_ to pay·dtrt DaviS Slam· a ter M e FISher bobbled ' ....~. ·' m lor the two-point con· punt;ttempt on the GAHS lour, half. That's the way it ended lee White 2106 Chatha,;, Ave I ond period when halfback Todd Athens o 14"7 0 - 21 m.; Jeffe100n down 23, 12:05 C()~CE CALL r~gh~ aft"'. two perlnds. sandra L.· Campbell, 11 Mili WAsHINGToN t{)PI) - AI 1 ersion 10 conclude the scormg. Nor up raced around u.al yardage favored th~ ~ndk a~d II _was 19·6. Flowers GAHS marched to Point's 14 Cree< Rd. Terry A. Ferguson. I 3!d of Lou Brock's two-run lr~ 3 p.m. EDT Monday, Mrs. Lyn. •• "":'n 2 ~ :o 217 :t~h·t.~~- ·~n ~= ;~~~i~og ~i~J:irt. Dan mid-way in the second, but lost Patriot Star Sl., Mrs. Tom The _Br~ves were held to 2 hit.. don B. Johotl()n ll!ld Mrs. HUbert · · 'ontbes ort G'!lmore io•t th v fl. the ball on downs. In that Richards. Roo Grande. Mrs. by J1m Maloney and scored the H. Humphrey will talk to wolll] · l1 , o<"ore o a 1 a er an dnve, Rod enc · k compete aame"s only run m · th eeoo; '•hth en 10 · aII 50 stal,es an d tlt e Dl s1 d 1our James H. Walters. Rt. 2 Btd· .·.e ..' Holl y_ quar ersO 0 O O _ Oleoght-yard •gam.e Joe Black :~H<·kson _ on it on the Blacks' of five passes for 41 yards. M1ke well. Mrs. Betty L Roberts, . "' ' ":hen Gene Oliver doubled-the 1'tr""'ic;;;t,;;;of;;;;;;Coiil"umiiObJ"'ali.l&iiijiiOilii;;;;'"j 0 8 0 14 _ 22 pounl-ed ~lght 1 Ftsher was on the receiVing end Rt J Vmton Earl c Mohr htl was first rllled an -rror for 11 47 . ,., Pays 1a1er, or ear· th . . · ' ' By FRED llOWN ble by Ruben Amaro. The tf" ld o J h d ly in the final period N th ree t1mes. Gilmore once. 3005 Kathnor Lane. Pt. Pleasau te er eron o nson-an again showed his h.,:ls ::thu~ Bill Wamsley and Dan Gil· ant, Mrs J. Clifford Cook, Ma· UPI Sporto Writer was Mariohal'o oeventh of ~arne aro~nd on ~ ~I and Fe 16- ard blast inlo the end z more turned In a good defen· son. w. Va., Mrs. Roy J. A season that started brllli· year and made it llpe Alou 1 sacnfice fly. Mal Th~t made it -6 Flo sive game. Point's Dave Raw· Grimm, New Haven, w. va., antly and then became rather he can repeat as ' Ioney fanned 11 In iosina his 25 next kick w f ·t ~e -~ son had nine tar-kle'l at l i n e Joseph c . King, Rt. 2 Wellston, drab for Dennis Bennett of thP wmner thlii ye~r lOth game. was 26_ wil~s 1 f':~ %f; an 1 backer . Carl F' Hanichen. Ironton. Philadelphia Phillie• now fig· ~ The St. Louts ~ardinals kept! Vern Law's two-hit~r and 6 ' The Galltans, afle~ a weak Richard B Bro•ah Ashland ureo to wind up m a great big pace with the Pluilles by beat· run·scorlng-double were ~II the and your rugs are worn The next f ew mmu Ies was . .. · ~ · . · the Ch.tcaao cubs S·O, th e Pirates · mixed up affair. GAHS was Pomt punt, drove lo the vtsl· Ky., and JOBanna Kim ,Jarrell,' glorious rpund of parties, mg nee<J.e<l to beat !he Colts. and your rus are worn 0 penalized 30 yards lor eli i tors 22, put a 15-vard penalty Ravenswood. w. va. A 6·1001, 4·inch. 200-pound na· Mtlwa~kee B~aves edged out The victory raised Laws season ' DALLAS (UPIJ- The Dallas according to the offictals. P~a~ killed that threat jusl before Blrtbo live of Oakland, Calif., Bennett , the Cmcmn•U Reds I 0, the record to ll·t2 and 1ave hl!ll an and your livlni room Cowboys a dismal offenStve team fumbled h d Intermission. . Mrs Donald L Mccallister began the BOason bv Ptttsburgh Pirates blanked the 11·2 llletlme marJIIn over Hous- suite il tattered and torn. I failure i~ pre-season play and the enemy's b:m~~c recovere Pt. Pleasant gained 178 yards 363 Upper River son, 5:Si nine of his Drst. ''' Houston Colts 3-0 and the New ton. low·rated as an Eastern Divi· The third GAH;· fumble on in 46 rushing plays, GAHS a.m. Friday. Then National (..eague York Mets defealed the Los Joe Christop~er's triple and It your lamps are dingy sion contender, test the v1gorous managed but 61 m 36 rushes. Dlocbaried suddenly cauaht up to him Angeles_ Dodgers 4·2 in other singles by Charley Smith and and the stove won't cook. St. Louis Cardinals' totle hopes The Blacks had 13 fi"t downs, Patienls recently he didn't win a game NL action. Chris Cannlzarro led the Mets' in the National Footbau League GAHS five. . included Mra. Harry ,July ' and Sept. &. Iii the American Leap, Bal· eight·hil attack which ~roU&I>t SEE IIAKIRI IN MIDitngle-game opener tonight. I In the second halt, GAHS ren Mercer, Mrs. But now Bennett is back timore beat Kansas City 5·2 and Tracy Stallard his ninth wilt DLEPORT FOR THAT The Cowboys, nearly always Brecksville 20 Bedford G jmanaged unly 14 yards rush· Paugh, Lawrence t:bersbl>ch, the beam with two victoria• then lost 8~. Chlcaao defeated compared with 18 losses. Larry a patsy for the Cardinals Mayfield 8 ling - the Blacks rolled up 129 Mrs. Anna L. Headley, Mrs. live days, including Friday Cleveland 1-3, Minnesoto topped Miller was taa&ed with · bla llt~l'oiD NIW LOQKI (they've won only once in seven Eastlake North 8 (tiel net yards rushing Clarence Sines, Thomas Mark· ni&ht's HI win over the San New York 1>-3, Boston shut out ei&htl-, defeat for tbe Dodgers. tries), will be forced to go Berea Midpark 36 Galhpohs' record is no_w IH, ham, Miss Janet Bailey, Mrs. I Francisco Giants, and looming Los Angeles. 3.0 and Detroit against the cards wtth a North Olmsted Pt. Pleasant " unheated m two Florence Smith, Mrs. aheed in the next few weeks tripped Washtn&,ton 5-I. patched-up uneup that probably Oberlin 14 Avon Lake 8 outmgs Phillips, Jack Paugh, Harvey are a peftllant celebration, his Throws ,...,.Hitter will not include two of the stan Olmsted Falls 24 Strongsville Next week, GAHS g.., to Delaney, Darwin Robbins, Rob- 25th birthday on Oet. 5 and The cardinals scored. their fiJIUring highly in Coacb Tom Cleveland St. Stanislaus fl Coal Grove. Pl. Pleasant ert Smeltzer, Mrs. Clay Tuttle, first World Series. 14th win m 18 games behind the Landry's hopes that this was Rocky Rivero (tie) travels to Ravenowood. Mrs. Ernest Lambert, Earl Bennell wJS at his best Fri· two-bit pitchi"g of Bob Gibson, "the year." Chagrin F'alls 38 Brooklyn 6 . Cropper, Lawrence Clark, Mr•. day pil)lt w~en he topped who struck out ~~~ and walked c Both Don Meredith. finally Wadsworth 24 Kenstou 14 Kettermg Fa<rmont West 0 Robert Whitt, Stanley Harriacn. Francisco l7'fame WIMer one. Ken Bpyen tw,.run bom,er I tagged as the No. I Cowboy Cuyahoga Heights 211 Orange 16 Graham Local 12 Ansoma I Jack llachner, Cloyd Barnett, Marichal in • bti!Uant sent the Cardmals orr m front . I quarterback after riding double Solon 26 warren.ville 8 Troy _26 lleavercreek 12 George Keller, Margaret Spano, duel. Ht pitched a · in the first inninM ~nd they behind reliring Eddie Lebaron Clvd Our Lady of Lourdes 20 Hardm Northrn 12 Mrs. Charles Roush, Mrs. Ed· w~lked IJtAII and struck out ed three in the pmth wtth I lor lour years, was a doubtful Richmond Heights Belle C.nter 0 gar A Arnott and infant son, ei&ht batten- lnclpding Willie starter. So was receiver Buddy Mentor 35 Stow o ALFERD A&L 13 JOPPA 0 Mrs. Clifton L. Morris and in· Mays three times-in 1 triu-!"ph Dial, half of the Dial . Tommy Fairport 14 R•vw'de 6 Br~kv•lle 16 DIXIe 12 fant son, Mrs. Paul Kelley and thl!t en~blod the Phitlies McDonald trade acquisition that Wolloughby south 24 Chardon Carlisle 20 Little Miami 12 infant son, and Mrs. James maintain their sl•·game hold on had boosted Dallas hopes. Ashlabula Sl John 26 Centerville. 20 . R. ~hiler and Infant son. first place. The Card;nals. rated a narrow .~shtabula Harbor 0 West M1ddietown MadiSon 12 flcore lo Flflll choice for the Eastern crown liighland 34 Buckeye 6 Tipp City 24Covington 0 A thought for the day: The Mariehal matched Be•>nett's: [lt3T N. 2nd "'"· Mldd 1•1M'rt over Cleveland in a Uniteo Hillsboro ~~; 1.ebanon G Eaton 36_Twm Valley South 6 French &~thor. Alexandre Du· sllutoul wtchina until lhe OFFICE HOURS Press lnternauonal pre- season Canton Lincoln 22 Xerua Wilson .& F~1rborn 6 (tie) mas the Elder, once said: "All inning. 'tony Taylor, on TUISDAY 9 A.M. survey. were given a seven-canton South LaSalle .14 Franklm 0 human wisdom il summed up '*- aa 1 re~U of a fielder's FOI ,VPOINTMI~Y point bulge over the Cowboys Louisville 38 Gienwoll'l 6 Plata C1ty 34 Greenvue 13 In two words... wall and hope." choice dtlfiPI w~icll Clay 0&1· in the only NFL opener sched· Minerva 30 Newton Falls 6 Trotwood MadJSon 44 Adv. lor _Monday Sept. U . rymple was run down between phon• WY 24297 uJed tonight. North Canton Hoover 12 Dover Jefferson 0 eecond. and third base, scored ~T.:....tovo UnMieta...ltlr fleW ••• The remainder or the league Sandy Valley ,tl) Lake n Wapa~oneta 38 Lem?n Monroe 0 Cory Rawson '11 Riverside 12 game's nm on a dou· swings inW action Sunday 1~ 1th Orville 33 Northwest 6 Versailles 32 Miami East 0 Qx[ord Talawenda 2t Ross 0 llnmle-qlt!r the world champion Chicago ruslaw 14 Fairless_12 Piqua 13 West Milton 0 Madison South J Bears at Green Bay, the East· Cuyahoga Falls 13 Mansfield Butler :ll West Liberty Salem 30 ern champion New York Giant• Akror East J9 Akron Central P~qua Catholic 14 Van Wert 40 Delpbos St. Johns at Pbliadelphoa. Cleveland at Akron South 20 Akron Hower Washington, BaiUmore at Min· Lisbon !6 carrollton 8 nesota, Los Angeles at Pitts- Loveland 22 Glen Este 6 bul'lh •nd Detroit at San Fran· Milford 42 Country Day sctJOOI ,Q cisco. Culerain 36 North College Hill Green Bay and Cleveland Sycamore 60 l'a;rfield 0 were picked by mght. the Giants Cincinnati LaSalle 14 Franklin o\lhon•-"'''' ' bv ""ven, the Steeiers and Lions Taylor 71, Lawrenceburg, Ind. ? LY H ..2eWY 2-5270 • by sir and 1he Colts by four. Finneytown 18 MI. Healthy 8 The Cl!rdlnals also have a ml· Brookville, Ind. 13 Harrison 6 nor quar!Hback injury problem Cincinnati Moeller 114 '" .:barley John!on's knee, but De<· Park 0 C!LYDE WALKEII !le lfU expected to starta nd Wyoming 40 Norwood 8 !?t>aclt Wally Lemm has reserve Indian Hilt 22 Lockland 0 "Fltrm t.oana Golllp~Jio Pho111 WI·9-3202 iuc!4Y Humphrey in the wings Reading 16 Princeton 0 for 'Allit4E~ oM .. 01!1·u , Gt 6·33" Pearl IJ, to pi! Johnson If need Cincinnati St. Xavlet 27 Df FAIIJ!Iill8'' ';'" ' Richmond, 11]<1. U 't': <e-u). _N~rr:kPe:~~-~~ :::::: II I .. "fr aod Mrt Ley(ll"elt llou•h bato In the ollie lnform•lll!n lhortieultu•e. entem•I•IY· soils, sour(!<! " avatlable tQ lllt!m - 9r l7r conlrulltnK tn"'''ll - 1 1 P0 ith 1 Sunol Js available Qn hoi" to control water, ~el'd~. economicl, and to any of the 1110 million citl- l you can ~et a buUeU~ rovenn1 ~ ~ ~In ' d Ro~,;'h :nd ' The United State• Degar~ (nse<)~ ~nd dl~ea•es In your I man• othtr •mon. Zerut , ol thlo country lite subject at your local ~;.. • ro. d<W I menl Q! Aifleulture provide~ 1 1arden. ' '"' H f(lll have any question re· Jten§ion Oflire WAyne. Mr. an lolrl. 0 tver Iars• number of oervites to th, Gardentll8 " another field I the employ"' of the USDA , gardlng (II soil, water, domes· Other local agenc(eo directly i Goary of r\ttttlll opent M ndiY 1110 public , of whieh few people whtrt WI h•vt Statoo l wt~o tho 8ll•uklh•o • lnlormatloo.lbll Thlir lmowltldlt il dpJwn up· t1e onlmala, frutto ,b •et~etableo. ood responsible to the United . .:. una• rtn or •Mn t '1n evenrealize. ia of tnter~•t tft the urban. on to prepare dicUonarles, en- flQwttn, trees, shru s. f2 ) f s ~parlnuml gr A.JrJculturt are . th h . ~Eitel! ' Tht 1\ithlfY of the Unlted dweller. Thls Involves planting cyclopedias, mlf:B!ines and the~r preparation, c!lre. gre~- the A&rJcylture Stabih~atiao ~~~rkwlof R<:~~ :in:~s ar , '~ e j States llepartmtnt ol Alricul· the garclon, aram11•· ntir and newspaper articl~l. ~nd ~aunt· valtrton_. how( ) to buy thekmt.h (ll •Sond Cconservatoon Sem~~ · tno Bernard Gainor at Burb@rto~ 1 POULTRY FEEDS turt (UIDAl has betn alo"1)' air, sun llnd shade. compet· less textbooks. Few people re· nu I1ton , 4 p1anmng 1 c ens 11 onservallon .x:rv1ce d M E tI 1 $ch tCk ailociotlld with farmilll· In the Won of plant~. hints for hecin· aloze that th~ >OUrce of m~ch or h(!llses, m makine or melld· f'~rmers Home Mminiilratio~ ' ·~ p r: ;m• ~~~ 0 I TOP PRODUCTION UNIFORM I!IJj; last few yeara o number or IDli· ners. and &UJge~tad m~"a1e- of the knowledtJe in !llliPY liolds oniJ ololhts, repairing carpelo, and the Fodera! Forest Service ~- · ~ ertk urah co • 11 ·d 1 dr · · · Th U · •• ~an ""n •r oms roctn y . Provioo ""'~~' ••• blt~ded to l!\fOI the mora ncid n ~,~tnli'll- rtQVHe. vities have pruvided ~irect ~n- ment and care of your house 1s USDA - an t!"}at this 3ame !6) aun y•ng, removmg s\lln~ e n1t""' SlMittll Department 1\>!r and Mn. Fred Shain of menl•~r~in o1 t"<<or'• hi...., efits to tht public '8 you, the plant5. of Ai(rtC\Jltl.lrP IS your_ depart- I R <letrl+! James Circle Df New 211' •. rrowicg Feefi .I Clunottzoel" to &!,#~fit 11 COft!lllmer The beneFits to Forms and suggestions m men! It se-rves you m many H,tven w v a , spen I .a ! ·a : y weatht:r ~ aad Cl$eaSe f II on size. · nr rhe Mary c·trc 1e home consumer In turn hav1 be~n plannmg your am yts fin· way:direct benefits to thE:: farmer anl>es are readily avatlable ArMost 1mportanl. tt work s t:' • B " Will C r ' r.. unte rm .. er ' Jam a SOUNO FLOCK MEILlH Peat control has been of eas coverM include aonsum"r wttlt farmerltl and others to as· 1 1 d M d M Wll PrOI'ico re~a rcil, b...,ding aa4 t><odU<t ... rJ.!y OIO&ble JOlt )D mo ... wide btnofit lo urban cred!l , plannln~ for large pur· JUNio~ WOMAN'S or Mri Lyndon r.ylor. OliVO· sun· you . of a pl~nt!lul •upply l l:a:~~\:~..,r o;· ~:~g Bo~~om at: ta!.n flock health ~ordNte to pr.. a, well II l~rmen. Tho rani• ehase• . consideration of morl· CLIJII COMMI-""S of food , fiber, and wood ~t rea- trnd•d the Gainer reumon held vadir'!K local conditaons. 11 or available information gage loans and mltnY other P"" tuma were led by Mrl . Glenn SOiltjbJt> cost - and to conse rve • from the tannera' corn itemfil related to household And r~~s. ~· Sprou~e, rre~~ot Smith, her topl J waa "Abund· our SOi l. water, roresl. and the at the Rtsmg Sun Park at Lan· l 0 , e problems, through the problem family financl"l· ew av~n "nor om· ant !.•fo." The ~~~'""'am "Chtis- wlldhfe thai depend on them . ca~er SunRday. lied De of ground mole• in uarda, to Valuable Information ls avaH- an s Club. tnQounce:s depi:lft· tun. ~ife" was pre~entid by Mrs Much of the de rt t' arren o&e ca on an I { mtmt chaumen for the comln" Juamta. M11 nltil . IJI men s Brmker Sunday afternoon . the IUIIelted removal and able for buying, remodeling and .,. • Y· work senes you dtredly every riddance of h(']rneta• nests and addin& additWil5 tP )lOUr home year. They are as follow;,. Con- During the buslne11s meeUng day. The!ie aervtces are yours factor!'" of interest hem iii the servattoll - Mrs. Eugcue Hes- Ra.lly Day at the church was to Ulle ~ lo help you ahop, 1 Sunday's Geme• Phone WY 2·2161 r location of the haUlU~. house ~n; IntcrnaUonal Clubs and planned for Septe!l'ber 27th wiijt plan your meals improve our Ne-w York at Los Angeles plans, kitchen arraniem•nlt, International Scholarsh•ps - an all day a!fa<r. A covl!f"d , Y . Pittsburgh at Houston, mght wood use and paiqling, pur- Mrs Tom Qrown ;_ Edl.lc~llo~- dish dmner will be ~eld at the ' dt~l. :!ant . your garden, tend Cmclnnatl at Milwaukee Minersville, Ohio chase of household equipment, Mrs. James Cunnm&h~m. Fme noon hour. There wJJl be spec- yoJr lawn, and even enjoy your St Louis al Chtcago 1 1 their operation, and clilre , a!W Arts - Mrs. Jack Pallgh; Horne 1al ainginJ and auo1t speaken. vacatton Philadelphia al San franct sco ~:::::::::::::-::":"":':::::-:::::::-:::::::=: WITH 4 correct Ule of •iectrlolty In ~lfe -:- Mrs. Gary Roush ; In· 1 Mrs. Ershel Sleeth W&l ap· - -your home ternatJOnal A.ffams. (concerning pomted as Secretary of Youth. NJwHell•nd care and Golld Shtp !lope) Al•uya oi Qoncern to the ur· Mrs. St:lnle Colle ; Public The group planned a Rummage ban r~oidenl has been the m· 'ff 1 MY Y . Sa 1e to be held on October 9th n a n - rs. 8111 0 aviSth p B'ld. Th formation avail(Jb)e on clothmg Safety - Mrs Robert Barnitz , al e rl.lg Store Ul ~~. e and fabrics and cooking re- Sta r W d d Vt group also decided to qmlt for l1:tted to nuiritton and heplth. ansmpsMor J kouHn ._ G Fe eWrrs. ac ~ss, . . Individuals this wint~r. In reQent yeo". the United c. _ Mrs. Jack siewart, Com- Those attending were Mrs States Department of Agricul- munlty Improvement_ Mrs. A 0 . ! Howard, Sr., Mrs. Glenn • Sh~rpens own kni vea tnre has been dele11oted reopon- L. Sprouse; Membership--Mrs. I Sm•th. Mrs. _Donald Bailey, albtltty to conduct maJor 1David Richardson; Cancer _ . Mrs. Frank Bailey, Mrs. Tom in 4Y, Minutes research tn the field of mRrkel· 1 Mrs. Joey Roush· State Prcj· 1 Manley, Mrs. Frank Spradlmg, ing an~ to provide practical m· lect _ Mental He~lth _ Mrs.! Mrs Charles Lester, Mrs. l~az. -~~~~­ formation to consumers for I Richard Grinstead; u. S. Sav·l en Roush, Mri. Marlon Rtch· SEE US TODAY FOR the buylns of farm prnducts. Stamps _ Mrs. Roger 1ards, Mrs. Leo Burrell, Mrs. A FREE DIMO!IISTRA· An important aspect or this John Ferguson, Mrs. Arthur field has been the deslgnat~nn Club meetmgs for the com- I Th~bet, Mrs. Robert Herndon, TIOI'ol ON THE of U. S. Gr~des as a gu1de ing year Will resume on Mon· Mrs Erohei Sleeth, Mrs. Char· 616 CHOI'PER for the buyln& of quality food. day, September l~th at 7. 30 jle< Cundiff, Mrs. Mar;on om. p.m. at the Ale~-Quiilen Mem· gey, Mrs. Frank Thompson and Mosl of the mformatoon " orla' llutlding. I Mrs. Taylor. 1 avaiillble in bulletin form that NI!H.O,CLIMA GARDEN CLUB , RHOOODENDRON FARM can bo taken home and used The Nehaclima Garden Club WOMAN'S CLUB lor reference. AI the preaent for their September meet· Th nd Farm . . e Rhodod eron Now's the time to do those odd repair job• t Ime more t h11n 1OObll u etms lng on Monday evenmg at the W , Cl b t Th 0 around the home, while you can buy Jhe needed are available whic~ have beon Alex-Quillen Memoria' Building d sth .u S ?.n urs- 1'· material• at money-saving prices. published eopecialiy for consum· Devotions were led by the hos~ .InK ay a torthe Cetlrb emuerthmMeet· u eHpouse wt rs. , Sprint Av1, Perneroy en. ess and .the roll call was an_s~ G. B. Hazlett and Mrs Charles World authorities In tutilea, wered w1th garden therapy dts· Jewell as hostesoes. Devotions l'USSJon . "Jesus and Work" were led by The hostesses lor the meet· Mr.. T. Bert Rousil. Readings ,. ing were MfS. Robert Layne, as follows were given "Sep1/irs. Tom Hoffman and Mrs. !ember" by Mrs. Charles YonPhil Batey. ker; "Autumn'' by Mrs. CharI W.E.C.S. ~Jij:PING les Machir an<! "Country Thtngs '·I' i rt' rI JJ•I Tho W.S.C.S. of the New H~v- I J..ove Most" by Mrs. .~lbert '.I• ' en Methodist Church met on Roush. PRE·MUIIG DOORS CEDAR CLOSIT LJIIIIIG Tuesfl;ly. lnlliQ• af lito Jwme The ~esson •·New Touches to Pnt1,1m1tic Caulking Stepladders Ready to install. Ali Old Furnishings" were present· Aromatic. l'deal for mothCompound Door Stop S!unli!y built ed by Mrs. Charles Yonker. proofiog cloMt.. I.P.)IQM Kt•t• p JHIII S!lllt: standard iizes in A nominatinll «lommittee was Jdf'Hl fnr ~ 1 01m fro m around 1\ Ill · handywith toot. wood ·stepladdt"rs •lock. As $ 95 I appointed: Mrs. Robert Hoff. l tilt\\ ami door and sr:rl'en door). can apply. Only 11 low as . ,. lltfCI IIIII man, Mrs. Clarence Thomas , 1n a numbt!r of A btt: 1.' 011\ t>ui- (lJffih Wt!h CHAIN $AW and Mrs. T. Bert Roush caulkm !o( eum l q llllirltl Slif'S Unlr enre Only IJltliiHi Those attending were Mrs. ' Robmrt Hoffman, Mrs. Ma~ine 39c $3.95 $1.79 Grimm, Mrs. Charles Machtr, Mrs. John T. Reltmire, Mrs. AI· bert Roush, Mrs. Eber Roush, j Mrs. T. Berl Roush, Mrs. Vel· rna Roush, Mrs. J. S. Scarber· / "' . Hilt's 1 cheill uw tlltiH Itt lett ry, Mrs. Clarence 1'homas, Mrs. II tints. tro McCulltcit'o 310, o ~ur. Charles Yonker, and guest, JALOUSIE w•NDOWS GARDIN STORAGE SHID olJit, dktct drive <Mit uo olt- Mary Dudding and the hcsless· Be a u I if ul, p.-<>et-i<: al. lofcCULUICH's -rlliOftliAL Metol. Will solve )"t.~Ur Ceiling Tile Plywood Also •.. flntertlp prim• for flit Allows ventilatiOA M1 al ••· I Pegboard t storage iJroblems. No The October meeting will be A.l'OHSilC Ut nOll· lttrtl/ AHilt btlrlnt tlutoh itfum 1 lde11 l for gat'Yges, kinds of wealher. lntenor or Exter- u.'ouslit· . Sevl'ral power boalt ClfMiretor 1 ftulh eut the Organizational Meeting and kttc hr ns, ut1IJ1y maintenance. tor types 4' x 8' h•ndltbtr with pl•ttldltd 81'111•d i rff:'n•nt pal a covered dish dinner wiU Of' rooms, w111 k ~,' low· ..• . • ; -4·!~ As low as panels. Good one Titort's tltro II toll, Soo .. '" 1ttt1 I ern~ Eas~ ·lo liP~hop~ 4' \ a· held at noon. or hol h sidt-~ . ply_ Pu.nPls SEWING CLUB $3.52 ISc $3.68 The Sewing Club met on I Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. H. L. Dyer. During the social hour refreshments were ~erved to those attend- t ing: l'lrs. Ollie Roush, Mrs I Good qualily . .. . . . Herman Layne, Mrs D. B l WY-2-2115 '· easily worked .•...• Vance, Mrs. Fred llatey, Mrs. I Reu Meiga General Hotp. R. F. Bryant, Mrs. Lloyd Roush l'omtroy, Ohio WY 2·2176 l'ameray Mrs. L. C. Roush, Mrs, How· ard Wagenhals, Mrs Edwin (otttltinv~on Slorttt hon Cs!Millltian Storm Windows Stein, Mrs. D. A Smitll a n d Glau in Winter, Serlin Mrs. Dyer. The next meeting wtll be held in Summer. All&ilea in In Summ•r. Save fuel, Interior or Exterior . on Sept~!ll)ler l!!h at the home l stack. $ add to com- ~1 4.25 9 · of Mrt. N. o. Wetn. lort. As low a• Ao low ao.. 9~.~ 1 ROTARY CLUB I Y c. J!. BLAIIEIJ..E!: Co. Jlllt. Aceal, AIJ'i. ~ Carmel Society Notes ! I The Rotary Club met on : Thursday evening for thf;!ir reg' ulor dinner meeting. The Dis. I trict Governor was the auest speaker for the evening. Those atlending were Donald Fogle· song, Herman Layne, Donald F. Roqsh, ~loyd :1oush, Floyd Cormack, Richard Ord, Dr. John Ridgway Clyde Foley. Rome William>On, Russell Cape· hart, Harry Miller, Edwin Stein, Arth~r Thabet, Thomas Reed, and Rev. Marlin Berlaford. PEl!SONALS Mr. and Mrs. John Grime& of Rural Retreat, VII'Jilll~ were recent houseguests of /lfr. and 1 Mrs, B. 1\. Vance. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Sullivan sons !lave moved to Char· leston, w. Va. · Andy J(ar!!Ch~ll< o( c~tcno. Ill. visited his parent~. · Mr. ond Mrs. Louis Kar9Citnlk, over lhe weekend. '' ·Mr. and Mr~. '1\op~rj. ;'iol\11$· ton and family haye IIIMV~ to M~~~ds~u,, w. v,:: · GLAZING COMPOUND '· ~1 ' ,l ,, Wooh loolno Best quahty. Several different sty· les, f'rleta start as low as __ __ ·' +lllltltllill ' { .; .,, Vanity Severu.l dlfferl' nt style1. Plenty of closet space. Pn .. ees start 8!1 $27.95 low - Tub Encloourt Gl;~s s wilh a lu mi- num frame . Nv- Sj In handy cans ..... . 35c each INSULATION "" lyes ......... . 3! c Sq. ft. lan rollers Ea.1uly mstaJled. Only $39.95 ROOF COATING 5 gal. buckets .. . ...... . $3.85 I �.. • ~Dally --------, WANT AD Sent1Del, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Sept. 12, 1964 1..,....,...,..........,_ _ _.,.._......,....,...._;;;:1, For lent INFORMAnON ""' r • .... u ....,_,It,.. . ...... • • _ MODERN 4 room and o., ..,...... .,..,.. ~ .. ..--·-· furnished · -.tlftMI.t. bath M i d- dloport. WY S-m4. t II lfe • m ;". ...Ei.":' : ~.~,.:;:_• • , .• • • hi .... . .D, IPPnn .. !t .,, .......... . h)"tt"Hft n• ~t• • - "- ............ , ...S, .......,..... dlnolll ... rbt " h ,...porw~t~.. .,........... •m...,_.u....,. ''"" .... '1.. ... 1 ........ .... . . . . .. ·""" •1111' ..... ' " -,...... , WARM MORNING beale with fan. Like new. n.,d Jlllklu, 1150 W. Main Slreel, Pomeroy. t-!Utp TWO BEDROOM. prqe Iipari.. AUCI'ION ment in Middleport Phone S.IUnlay, Sept. lith, IJ:II p.IL WY 2-.1%17_ 9 II Stp I HAVE_SOLD my !ann home FURNlSHED house, newly decorated inside and out, Porneroy . $50.00 month without ... ••• l{i) For Sa.. I and w1U sell the followmg: per. sonat property , located JUst East from tbe junction of State Routes 124 and J3 at 2 S~GNS ~ QUALITY Pomeroy Motor Co. 1961 Chevrolet ~-Ton Pickup 8 cyl. Delux~ ce b, low uu.Jea&:e, Women needed to IIU I)O<!Itlona 11 .Uolllanto In Dental, Proleulonal OUicea &nd · Ho1pitalo. Complete Trainln&, Professional, Publle 1\elationl, I..borltory' aee~ Speeeb and Chum - qe 18 - aa. Sbon CoUJ'Ie, ueel!ODt aalarie1, marr.ied or linale. WlU not Lnterfen wJth pru. ent job. Cambrldae Collq e. Write, a1Y1n1 addrtu and telephone number to Boz 888-C, e/O The Dall,y SenllDel, $1395 iiood tire., red fintlih. he1ter. 1959 Dodge lh·TOn - - - -- - - $995 New 8 ply tlr es, V8 enetne. Loolu and runa like ne w. Heater. 1953 Chevrolet ~-Ton ----- $299 Alfred DENTAL AND MEDICAL ASSISTANT Pomeroy, Ohio. Sunday Scbool atfl!nd•nce- "' Sept. 5 was M. O!ferm, w11 '14.74. Worablp servtaoo wen held at 10:45 with Lloyd DUJ. Inger, lay leader. Worablp letvices were held at I p. m. with Rev. Cu to. . ··- . ...,.,. .., Ut Soc1"ety Notes @) ·. ~- Pomeroy Motor Co. la _.t~ ""' ..,. ........... 8 ply tirea, • speed tran1. Television Revue lly RICK DU BROW ' !R } d Lo B 1be WSCS wlll have a bak• utilities. Call WY 2-5262 lD Rocksprlnga Fairground and aD aale at the Roblnaon 111o<e Fri,..,., I 11 tfc opposite Cannan Rest Home. day aftei'IIOOD, Sept. II, from n.nu. "" • .... , ~ , evenings. llll l>o ff> U ir' ~~.... . ... IIOII!it 3 to 1 and on sa turday from tJ ~n tt . . . ...,...,. fm n.,... ,....,11.,. 1 ROOM and bath house. In Living Furniture -- In part Room a• follows : noon until 4 p. m. 1.1~, DIS- I l l •n ~· .., · Minersvillo. Write Raymond Porrh Furniture OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. Mrs. Eloaoor Boyles · h 1 , "A&Ll OJ l "M4 Nk4 • QIUTY ! Brown, 755 Stolzer Rd., Lol Phil T V POMEROY OHIO bee ..... , Uent I the1 UW - It :m for 1M. - " ' miD ro - . ' ANNOUNCE SON'S BIRTH n a aura- pa 1 •mu"' C.r.tl \Od ll:l ...,a~ .....,. b I 247, Columbus, 19, Oh~ot 6tc Desks Mr. and Mrs. David Wise- VIsiting Mr. &nd Mr•. Clyde St. Joseph llospltal In Park· Oft 1r.ll ttOOa. Stands man are announcini the hlrth Lawrence were Mr. and Mrs. ~rsb1111. . . . A. • - • ~-""· l" . . D&1b • runtat' ...,.,• . o\ • '"' Wtll ..oo .. 2 BEDROOM house with bath, Chests ol Drawen Real Estate For S1le Business Servicea of a son, Evan David, born Guy Sayre 11114 Ida Schrider Arthur Atherton underwen1 l'M llJ II:.UiY 1 basement, hardwood floors. Pole Lamp and Other Lamps August II, at Meigs Memorial of West Carrollton, Fred Ger· surgery at the University llooro PW.l... • 2 IUSU l:J PIOUUCINO 3 1 built . rabinots. 1678 LinrVery Nice Bedroom Suites ROME toi-· rent In Pomeroy - ·~v ru d ··::.· ~"'· CoP: Hospital, Pomeroy. The baby ~~a= Pa.,ofMr. :::;_pita! in Columbus last week. room. and bath. WY W57S es ma • "' legal papers, weighed 7 lb. II oz. The Wise- rs. r an Mra. Alura Taylor Is 110t 1<1 , oln Heights. 2all T r a c y Modern Buffet PHONE WY 2-2157 ' Whaley, WY 2-3054. Dishes birth records and almost ony mana have a daughter, Jana. lucky, Dr. and Mra. Charles well at this wrltlllj!. ~ 9 6tc Frigidaire Washer HOUSE lor Sile. Beside ~:c:; other documents. Also lamln- Mrs Margaret Parsons lo- Morgan of Tens and Mr. and "==========~---------___:_ Dryer and Mangle bury school. Call WY 2-6542 ling In plalllc, film to pre- cal, ~nd Mr. and Mrs. 'Roy Mrs. Eugene Ritchie and Joyce Chas. D. Woode and C. E. for Window Fan :"e your valuable papero. Wiseman, Ravenawood, W. Vo. Ann of Portland. Woode ol Tuppers Plains, ,... • FURN ISHED apartment In Memory rent . F'ive rooms and bath . Many other household items FOR SALE- Middlep·•rt'.a taU. ater IDiurance, Pomero~,. - are the grandparents, and Mr. Mrs. Dagmar Rummager ot ceived ~ord.~ that their sister, 1 9 4 IIC ""d Mrs. Earl Starkey of Car- Jackson and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mrs. Ora Schaeffer, bas undei', Good Low Boy Trailer Utilities furnished. Close to est b""d'-. loco•· • ••• N. I Good W tslern Saddle ~ ""' -~, at Doctors IN MEMORY of our lillie son. busine" district. Phone WY Seeond Street, Middleport penter and Mr. and Mrs. 0. W. Fledge r ••'•m•n, Ky visited gone ser1 DUB sur ••• McCulloch Newman BUJ'o Wl seman, RuII and , R. D., are Belva and ' ~~ Hospital In Columbus · Lonnie 1Tigerr Hudson. who, 2-3092 I I lfc Also a Lot Chain of HandSaw Tools Priced ror quiet .ate Ia- PIAJI10 dette,1'UNING. Middleport, WY ._,. Nell Groce. ., 701 passed away one year ago Log Ch qUire at Ohio Hotel grandparents. d Ev Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Yost 9 3 30tc great ,, h f Se be 1963 ~uRNISHED and unfurnished ams WELCOME DAUGHTER Mr. an Mrs. erett Sisson 0 11 wit' IJl o ptem r . - " Anvil 1 Lt> c and Lois visited Mr and Mrs and family of Sugar Grove re-Wt> had a little angel once, 1 apartments. Inquire at the HOUSE painting, roof repair. Mr. and Mrs. John Montgom· · II spent several daya bere Who we loved oh. so we ll. Ohio H<>rel. 8-14--Uc Fence Stretcher FOR SAtE In Mrddleport, t chimney pointing. $1.110 an eroy <Alberta Snowden) of AI- Emerson Johnson, Portland. ce~I y th . ts M nd Steel Cabinet bedroom brick bouse, 2 hour. VI 3-2700 _ l -5-7\p . . with ell' paren , r. a Bu t Jesus called one day , rHREE and four roo'b fUrnish& Lawn Mower baths. lot and a bait. oul of ma, Kan.s ., are announcmg the Mrs. Jim Carruthers and Mrs. Harry Guthrie and Mr. And took him home <o dwell. ad IIlii 1ll1furDilbed apart. Other tools not listed high water Nice location birth of a daughter on Aug. 29. daughters, Canton, spent sever- and Mrs. Tom Yost. Sadly mi ssed by fath•r and lllllllll. WY U434 12 6 ttc William Collins, Owner See by &POOIDtment. or call Auto Sales She has been named Mealrue al days with Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Gaul remains Ia a mother. Mr. and Mrs. James Terms Cash li'Y 2-2885 or WY :1-3250. lJI62 2 DR. i>IyDioulll- V-8 To,. Jean and weighed 8 lb. 4 oz. Marvin Marks. critical condition at UniversiHudson. brothers, siSier.s, and SOUSE for real In Pomeroy, Not Responsible for , <&I 18 tic Fllg Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Snowty Hospital in Columbus. his Aunl Rosi• and familv_. three I'OODII and llath. Call que bt, power brakes. Ra- den, local, and Mr. and Mra. Mr. and Mrs. Char_le• Yost Mr. and Mrs. Robert Robin· This is all nice cloan mer- - dio and heater. 1'lus week of Cl 1 nd vi " Nel 9-IZ-ltc wr 2--35'7$ •Iter 5 p, m. HOUSE FOR SALE, BarruoaFrancis Montgomery of Longseve a were Stung · son and daughter, of Belpre re- - - - - - -f 'Z/ lfc chandiS< •ille. Thre, bedrooms and Powell'• Service vllle, R. D. are the grandpar- lie Cozort. cently visited his mother, Nina Notice 18 HOUSE. 4 rooms, bath, pie- Bradford Auction Company ~~th- s;;n ~~wn The Rambler : - ;;~t sgr:dpare;::.s Eare Charles Weber, son of Mr. Robinson and aunt, Clara Foil· 8· turt> windov.. basement, pick· Critt Bradford, Auctioneer one · · e no en 8 m- and Mrs. Norman Weber, ls en- rod. 8 . . el fe ne< yard 1671 · Lincoln <9) %5~ Ute World Standard of Compact est Harrison, local, and Mr. rolled at Mountain State Col- The annil81 Alfred Church WILL TAKE oloerly people m- , He• hts Phone WV 2_271!0 • _ E:o:c:ellenee and Mrs. Charles Montgomery lege in Parkersburg, w. Va. Homecomillj! wllJ be held on 10 my homr. Phone W> 2-1 g a-z2.tfc US ED LUMB ER - 2 by 4 • . 14. BRICK veneer ranch borne. Big car room, ride and pel' of Langsville, R. D. Sunday, Sept. 20. Sundey at 2987. 9-li-Stp __ ---~ __ __ 25< each. Also used bnck, Quality construction and ma· formance. Small car SHOWER HONORS BLACKS Mr. ,and Mrs. Fred Larldns , a . m., The Melody Four 30 I FOUR room furn ished apart- $15.110 per 1000. Phone WY 2- terial. Spacious living room, and managerabllity Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Black spent a weekend with Mr. and 9Quartet singing from to MEXICAN tomatoes. \Villi am: mont Phon• WV 2-3658 5312. 9 10 file 3 over-sized bedrooms, 2 See <Sharon George) were honored Mrs. Harley Larkins, Belpre. , a. m. and agaln 11 lor the 11 30 H. Holmes. Syracu~e_ _ _ __ _ ~-II 24 tfc PUBLIC AUCTION. Saturday, car patio, 2 story out buildMetropol!latt Motors with . a shower prior to their Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hay· afternoon program al 1:30. Othtlc FOR RENT, modern house. September 19, I p. m. Rufus ini. Well located on bfoautilulE. Malo Street, Pomeroy mamage at the home of his man of Michlian and Mr. and er loc;al talent in the afternoon. - - -- - - -- -- - six rooms and bath. Youngs- Orender resident-e. Stat • ly l&ndscaped hill. Phone WY 2-317t parents, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Mrs. Albert Fitzpatrick of Col· The Rev. CaatQ wlll deliver th< LOSE WEI GHT saiely and eas- town kitchen, tile flom, I<> Route 684 between miles north of Fairgrounds. 4 22 lfc Black. Mrs. John (Mary South- umbos spent I weekend with afternoon message. A basket lly. with new Oex-a-<hei tat> rated 31 136 Lincoln-rd Ca ll ville and Downington. Rt. No. 33. Te rms may be lJI62 PONTIAC. 12250. 4 door ern) and Mrs. Robert <Conrue) Mr. and Mrs. Guy Hayman. dinner will be promptly al 11. lets. Only 98c Stark Pharm· WY 2-3020. b 29 tfr I good milk cow, I other cow, arranged. Call WY 2-66~tlc hardtop. Catalina, blue Ill> Black w~re hostesses lor the Dinner guests of Nellie Ste- The Orange C11risllan Church 3 acy. S-t -Wtp -~8 smaller cattle, \Varm Mornilh. automatic transmtss11111. event wh~eh w_as held Aug. 28. them were Mr. and Mrs. How· wllJ have their annual Home-~ -- I UNFURN ISHED apartment, ing healers, coal range, smau -·•y. Mi~rileport. CaD IVY z, A SOCial everullj! was enjoyed ard Young and Ernie Grlmm of coming Sunday, Sept. 13. WATER ~AI [;~fi~ti Ca ll Tom . With bath and utility room. electric stove, dinette suite, IIOWtr steering, power brakes and refreshments were sen:ed .Paden City, •jl. Va., Edith OsDana Swartz of Columbus Diddle ' or WI 9- 803C.. Brownell Av e. , Middlo- , dimng room suite, bedroom 1ft, II radio and enras. 910 Broad- after ~ honorees opened lhier bom, Keno, Kenny Reyoolds spent Sunday night and part 25 2 9 0 61 port Call WY 2-304; i suite, office desk and chair, 52119. • 29 tic many gUts. and Diana Rae Pomeroy and of Monday with hla daughter, 9 10 Jtc ' lots of other merchandiSe. BAND ATTE~DS CAMP Mr. und Mrs. Bertie Srnifu. Mrs. Paul Buckley and family . SIX ROOM hotiS~:-Laurel Cliff .fonn Hammil, Auctioneer, frame Employment Wanted The Rutland Hiib School Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Tuttle, ' Rd. Phone W.Y 2-3919. I Terms; Cash house with bath. Automatic gas- WILL DO baby sltUIIl! and iron- hand_ and their director, Ralph Florida, spent a few days with • ' 9 JO lfc i Not responsible for accidents fired hot atr heating Enclosed ing In my home. Phone WY 2- JarviS, attended ~ one. week Mrs. Harriett Bryant. __ _ _ ~ _ ~ ' 9 10 6tc porch, full basement wltb com- 3459 _ 1 10 !tc camp at Canter • Cave near Lois Sisson and Carl Baker PLANNING : APAR TME NT, 1:!8 Butternut I mode, lavatory and shower. Jackson, Aug. 23 lhru 28. The spent a weekend with Mr. and YOUR VACATION? Very nice for lhrte or rooms ~· G. E Portable dishwasher. 3 Located on excellent lot witll lt;~surance week ~~s spent marching, Mrs. Junior Koenig of Dela· for men "",'lth ~lichen prlVJ~- years old. In good condition. driveway and garage on Grav· IOHNSON, SlmpeoD lnluraace memor1zmg music, an~ learn-. ware, Ohio. Rood sorvlce, boil band eges. Jnqu1re 1 hu rsday , Pn- 1 Phone WY 2_5127_ el Hill near swimming pool. Aaency, ID. AU flll'llll ol ID ing field manuevers wbich they Diana and Linda Baer of Pom- _"'jj;i;,:;:ij;b:;";:i:llrvice •nd trevelservict day or Sa turday. 9 10 3tc ~~n. ltlranct Jim JobDBOD and will present at football games. eroy called on Mrs Oscar By Mn. Herbert Roll* 9 10 tfc Twenty year financing CALL: -I ble with modest down pay- Bud SmiptiOII, Acl!llll. Swimming was enjoy"!! during Babcock. ' Mrs. MUes Childres• and lfc E. M. BURTON I For Sale MEXICAN tomatoes. William mont and good credit report. rest periods a!ld a cook oot was Mr. and Mra. David Carter Mrs. Carl Shultz Sr. were eall1 1 w~ l ·l632 H. Holmes, Syracuse. POMEROY - 4-room held the last evening at camp. spent the weekend with Mr. ed to Ottawa, w. Va. Sunday !71 Bro1dw1Y Ml••l•oorl , CORN, 200 bushel $1.50 bu. i 8 28 tfc house with hath, gaa Instructions Band members were lrana· and Mrs. Carl Dill, Pomeroy. by the death of thell tmly AI farm near Ches ler. L1r k Sk1l-~' ~I.N< ' ER Se machlnet ing heat, nice basement . with - - - ported to and from camp by Betty Louden anc1 "family c1. brother, JOII8h Napier, who AUTUMIIBU.E lns>~rance been ' let Road. Phone Coolvillo 667 : ne~ $1iB51Jw~;. !>everaJ used workshop, also cellar._ U. I . CIVIL SIRVICI •••••• Ve_rnon Weiler. school bus Cheshire spent several days suffered a 'cerebral bemorrhai•cancell~ ? J.ost vuur opera 3737 VIvian Maxey. 9-IHitc 1 macbmea at bargain pnces ed attic, corner lot wtth con- Men ~•a. ,. . IWt tl1lb .. driver, and luggage, bedding, with Mr. and Mrs. Dorsel Lar- Attending funeral services on tor'a bcenae? C.ll WY 3-o!flll6 LEGHORN hens for sale, 40 fhe to'abrtc Sbop. : :. inger Sales erete driveway . Only $4.000. !!.':i~,:,._~ ~.!'.!::' and instruments were hauled kJns. . Wednesday were Mr. and ltitk . rents each . r H Pi•rce . ' ood ServiCe, Pomeroy . Ohio POMER?bYb- th6-room h frtiamel :::: ,.'i'r::.::...:,:o:'~ l•bo. bdy Eugfene.dHdollliday. Kennedy Had- George Curtis of Reedsville, Mrs. Miles Childress, Mr. Caan~ - -· Langsvtlle Ohw 9-Ll--titp l WY Z-2284. 4 21 ttc house wtt 3 • gas -ea ng,l ;;&an..; .... ·~•rnentt w n r. ~"""' ox 0 Ml eport serv as and Mr. and Mrs. Zem Pierce Mrs. Carl Schultz Sr., r. c- . ' - · ~large lot with plenty garden I !!"'"-1:· ,~ "'•"":". ""'- -..;,.;, lifeguard. Band mothers serv· •pent 1 week In Columbus witb Schult. Jr., Mrs. Charles FindFor Sale or Rent F UH SALE - 21 foot house St rt' G Sh h ling space, ootbulldings. Pay mod ing as cooks and chaperones for Mr and Mra Denver Curtis ley and sons Mra. Darrell _ tratler Good condition F'irst · ewa ~ un op, un t m0 unt fa owners · the entire week were Mrs J · · · d 1 Mr 'and Mrs Wood 1 ' supplies . Shotgun shells of esd a r_ t' ·•; .., Legal Notice . Wh'1te, mn .,_ Mari T. ... Allison, the amall daughter Ba ge y, · ·J · FIVE ROOMS and bath. house. $250 takes it . PhorM? WY 2· all kind s_ Have guns _ will an asswne exts rng Sle . e urner, of Mr. and Mrs. CIPt Gauthom row Hall and Woodrow r. 123 Hudson St. Mlddleport. l 2922. 9-ll-31c , 1 . d H h 11 . II POMEROY - 6-room Tho ;;;. -;;;; Mrs. Imogene Dean, Mrs. of Beckley w Va Is spendlllj! Gueats Sunday of Mr. and 1 Inquire Ohio Hotel. 8·19-tfc t960 V~lksw-ag~n:--ldoor, very j: r~l t s ~t !I ""it ~ d house with bath, gas I !!~~~~---~:~~!11J•he•tJbj ;~e:!'.•~tP~ Marjorie Rice. Other parents 8 few day; and Mrs. Mrs. Early Roush ·Were · Mr - -- - -- -met . $1.095.00. Gail Miller O~i~. ., 9 ~ ~~u; Main Street location. Can b. oh::~ (<_,;·~ ;,;_ -"" . _!~, assisting durlng the week Jo)tn Groce while her mother and Mrs. Roy While of Burllitjt d T 8 GH rage. Phone WY 2-JI96. -- -- --- bought rlght. I~11''" Po • doM ... u , • •• were Mrs. Pearle Canaday, Mra. is m. ton, and Mrs. Kitty Skeel! of an e o uy 9 11 3tc ONE "• ton Chevrolet truck, C. C. CUCKLER, REALTOR !"'.'.?"!""'- •""'• 150 _00_ Jean Parker, Mrs. Judy Miller, Visiting at the home of Rev. Columbus. · electric motors. Phone WY Z. Bo1 !!I WV z..388t ro=:::!~~·oh~:t.eu. Mrs. Flosste Hysell, Mrs. Mary and Mrs. w. K. Riggs were Mr. and \Mra. Larry 1956 8 35 5tlt10 Squirrel tails ' grey! 05 SIZE by house trail- . 3319. 9 10 tic _ -co, ,•• ,,. Southern, Mrs. Audrey Haley, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Rlus &nd of Colwnbua spent the week each, 5000 fox sq111 rre l tails, er A. real bargam W aller I -, Mrs. Eileen Thompson, Mrs. daughters, Pomeroy, Mr. and end with Mr. .... --~ ..... " -. __.. .... _ rwin 9 It 6tc ROUND TABLE, bed sprmgs, Business Services .,,.;. 06 ea h R b 11 · to 1 Crooks W\ 2-3631 1 · c · u "' '" mea l' - - · _:_ ---~ I mattress dresaer hand 1:-:.: :• Sutherland and Arthur Mrs. Wade Leonard of Colum- Gloeckner, Mr. 11114 Mrs. Ralpb ends, lay ;way, keep st raight 9 PIECE walnut dining room r sv:eeper,' all lor $ts. Bendls BULLDOZER and back-hoe endMiller. bus, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Hugh· Badgely of Tuppers Plalna. and dry. 1/ild Gm Seng $1.25 smte. Call WY 2-3>15. Dryer, $20. See Katr Carpen- loader. Ponda, PTA WILL MEET SEPT. 14 es &nd Mr. &nd Mrs. EiteD Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ad•m•, per 02., yellow root, .10 per 9 11 31c ter, Hysell Run Road. ditchln p M. The Rolland PTA will meet Mlnt of GaUipolil 11114 Mr. Mr. 11114 Mra. ~'loyd Nctrrls oz. Moat be clean. Not stemJ. USED and new clothing and t 10 31o g. • :;;~ Monday, Sept. If at 7:30 p. m. and Mrs. Gene R!ua. Mr. 11114 Mrs• .MIIea Cblldreu, Mall to D. H. Roe and Sons, lboes, Iinena, draperies and fer. In the Rolland Grade school Mr. and Mrs. Wilber Weber Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Rousb Bos Pt. Pleasant, W. Va. curtains. Epple building, 311 1- Electric refrigerator, G.E. '" CORNER Sent eld . Gym. The enUre teaching staff of McKeesrock, Pa., visited Mr. and Roger, Mr• .and EI' 1 1 ! .~ ~ Condor St. 9-11-3tc I dinette set, I bed complete, ~.:;-.:.,a GOD'S REWARD cl. the Rutland schools will be anc1 Mro. Norman Weber. win Qt....,. ·altenlled lft!v-, · ~ ---1 buffet, 1 dresser, extra Life Is like a vale of tears, Introduced. A social boor wiU Mr. --~ Mrs. flenry flensiov a1 oervieel at Joppa Mefllodist WANTED, used furniture , tools, POHCH chair, antique table, •'rite ,_. • c.ouN ., diohes and household goods. I storm door, Buckeye coal chairs, I pair curtain stretch· A. 'c. BRADFIIRD Where sorrow llripa the heart. follow the boalneso meeting. 11114,Mr. and Mrs. David Carter Chureb eonducted by lht Rev Any amount, large or small. ' heator, large round table, ers. I quilting frame . Henry I "'" Oldo Day by day we trust and hope Refreshments wiU -be served visited Mr. and Mrs. John Car- Freeland 'Norrll 11114 the lin Call Knotts Auction, Gallipl>- bedstead , coil spring' and Beach above Bradbury School I II ttc: To find the better part. by the first grade mofllera as· ter at Belpre. r.lllrrlaGa. . lis, Ohio. Phone 446-2917. Sert.a mattress, lawn swillj! I lO 3tp ~ sisted by the teacher, Mrs. ' Cafling at the Zem IlOna Plll'lllllll II I IIIJ1lcal ~ 10 20lp and a small building to be "'"'" III&N of oor nuu_.,,. MU roof _Ra- And when we put oor trust In Margaret ParSOIII. Baby llttero home were Mr. 11114 Mrs. fto. Pltltol al Melp Momorla1 D _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _: a --:- • pair work, tree Goo, will be provided for youucatera bert White, Kl!llll, IIIII Dora 'pita!. 2 moved. Phone SH -4834. ~":"'Bl Reasonable prices. Call VI 3- He gently leacla the way; attending with their parenfl. Plerlll. Cbarlaa Hrlpp 111111 Bobby Help Wanted 9 11 3 05 --:;;----;-;==;;--c=.,-:-o-_ _tc wSht ampoo pure aBsek I 2'1 .lttp :,.... Takes us by our trembling hand Offlcero for the J9M.e5 yem Mr• and Mn. Hubert S'II'8D 'Winos Wbo In •• D b a er Fuue rn 1ture 2100. . are employed _.,. 11161 YIN ALE Mo ile Home, . · • l 0 McOOY AUCTIO.NEI!lR •• a brlpter, happier day, are ArllnD' Mlller,· prtlldeal; vlalt.d relatlv• at 1CU1 L!VIIl'· Collllllblil, lpelll a '"'!It , .,., 1 11 lie CARRIER for Dispat;h. daily 52 • 10 with a 10 z 15 alumin- Middleport. ~er. Olti,, 1 11 tic ' Vernon Weber, vice president: pool. . . wllh tbelr parenll, ~· and 11114 Sunday, Naylor s Run. , urn awrung. Roger Keller, . does not favor anyone, Mra. Joe Bolin, tre1181U'81', 11114 Mr. 11111 Mn. ,Jfurrard YOUIII Mrs. ~ Hupp llllllfr~J.lld Phone WY 2-2531 ~_f:I2-3tp 1 Star Route, Pomeroy, Ohio, PE=I\ready, ~ F eotr EXPERIENCED Aceordlng to his name, , Mr•. Richard Martin, ...,.tary, ·of City, _ vi. Va., llljd' Mrs, J~ wm,t. -: · !,;"", · WAITRESS wanted. Apply in : Phone Chester 1185-3393. · Lons Bot:'Ohio, t Ills worldly IOC!do or poverty, PTA COMMI'l'I'EE8 Nellie ~tethem were vlalllbl Tlloae flt""'!JDI Jbe Ourt r;. person. qportsmon Bar, Pom- • · 9 9 lie 1115,1201, • --;;;: Or hll lmmbrtal fame. RuUand PTA ~ Ar; Mt. 11114 ~· ~ Smllll. . unloD at Jtner ~ P~ .I 1 1 1 1 eroy. 1 II 31e REGISTERED Jersey c0 w ~• !bur Leo Miller bu D-V~!t\11 lbli , Mr. and Mrs.' Em~ Wyatt I1IMilhJI'e Stmtllf ~ Eclward , -· LOOKING FOI IICUitl with third call, hay, ~asaey Real Estate for Slle ,But be rewarda tbe faithful followlnc cblirmeD of 1001111111~ are moviDI IJidt ID Twu 1. Notan. ,~. _ Mrs. ~ · · JOI? Ferguson Tractor in Good soul, • 1 leett for the lldloOJ term cl. 1ofr, IIIII Mn. Joe BilleD of llobiiiiiOII "'aii ~ ~- ~ ' .. shape. Call SH U124. FOR SALE f h •• That lirugllea, daJ and Diehl llle4-46. El:Aieullve - Dooald ,Moo MastJr. W. VI ' ..-1 811- Dotiolnil, Jeffrey 11_1!1 ~ '"' o. ~ a"" ....._ 1 8 6tc 1'00111 l'rom tho lanlaat lrtts Of To Win a worthy \ place Gil Kenzie, tl8el\tlve bead, 'cl. lbe aell of Coltun")-i , vtal~_. Mr. ~ llr. ,ands· ' t.e I _;., .. ...,. lamuan ,,_ I acre lll'OOild. Rt. I, 111llldor.er Earth -•'"11 ••·trtct J V-••"' ,;,.~-•• ,,_ K'eoiletb •"" ......... "-'• _ , , "B 'S'IZE potatoes. Also 1951 ville. Winnie Bailey, __Bo• -•!lout llo tho By doing. whitt 11 rJib1. ~: ~~":.J..":"W,: K. Rlfrp ;;;W~Ilavlllo, lpb *!14 ,. Chevrolet lor sale or trade Ill. 9 I lip • Wrlgbt grade lebOoJ. prlttdpal· Ylslt.d Mr 11114 Mra. . DaVId Howard of l'!ew i ' Livestock lor pickup. Cbar!•• R Har.U we 1• down thlo vale of Mrs. Belly Hutchinson 11 ~ Strllth. ' . - .•. t .,S Mrs. Vitali 0u1t ~ . ' ~ _ ~ __ ns, Portland, Ohto. Ph 0 o e SIX ROOM bouse, 15 acres, 2 WY WIQ Pom1 , . , tears, fll'am chairman: Mro. JOIUI Mr. and Mn.' L.>D. Pl«ilo fly, Dover, 11114 Mr. IIlii. •"':'"'y"'e"'ar=--::-old Palomino quarter VI 3-2893. I I 12tc porches, I'Ulllllng water · in I~ Hard may be tbe journey; stewart, bud.l,el . anc1 ~: visited Jake V~ Meter.. Port- George IJoriOI» and Iii · t mare with or without quart· NOW IU!;AD\ meluru, oota- kitclten, apple trees, <10ll ~TING, I'll We CIIR have lqve, joy and Mro. Jeasle White, land. . Columbus. , · •r cult. Call Albany MY a. toea corn, , ..na $1"' ou bring bus ..and mall l'IIUie. ,. I m . "'B1 ll111. peace wi•hln, _ ablp; Mro. Jo.net Morris, hlr. . ' .\ .~VIII,& , 8mllll . . Mr. 11114 Mn. BJmer fierce 1181, I 11 lie contain""' an dpick yourseb Mr•. Paul Searls, Storya RUII 111 lifllll llaltl s-J. .... And Giill for I1UI' attorney, '· • '· and family lpenll.abor Day li'IVE YEAR old Western Plea.. Clarenco Proffitt. VI &-2254. or phone EM 7·75ts. ..,, . . _ WY WilL . -Al!ca rilcll ,· bread and butter. . Mn.ll'loJI!f1opll, Mrs., Hom- In ~ wilh rela~ ure riding horae. Contact Ray I 1 tic t 10 31p 1 111 lfc . WEDNESD_AY - ChW llt!Up, .er Wl!'ll'l'' ~I levera_l days Mr. 11114 .Mn. ~~alb Efans, Rt. I, Be~ I, Porn- MEXICAN tomatoes. William FOR SALE _ Two _ three • 1Lu1 '1n-, Plllmlllq ... , MENUS I,IST£D clJeeae strip, appl• ,~uce, wi1b ,,~· J~ Edwat;dt 11 ~. ,11114 , Mrs. ~ "'iJ\' · et'Of. I 10 3tc H. Holmeo, Syracuse room apartment bulldlniH..lflll Rutland sehool ~ cracltera, ~r..d, ":"tid', ~~ Will .....umbla. and Rolet' eajqytid; ~ _, --• "' • ' _, 1 21 lfe f'..ontact Ric~ard F. F i c t, 111'-ntllt. for ~.week of' ~l If II an- TIIUR.SDAY - ~! 0 \_ Und-_ '· . , - '['jew Haven Pan •Si!a4&1 .,.. . , Wanted Chester Oblo 18Ht115. &rttl voito ...... 1 . wlclt, potato· •lad, \11'\lt) jello, piWllfl-~s s~ &tbaaf, pa11- ~ on MJl. QoUy - ~.II ; .~ ....,..,_. Miscellaneoua household items ' ' P-Ulp we'-" 11 , ~· Milt, ham lane!· buttar1 breaq, ~ .~ • \-, llarnontarlan: MlJI. JotUI ,Maf, Pplnt Pleasanl. _,'. -:{' . I w~._-,llng~ raiWII •. at aataie In rear of 701 , tkwer Mtolt_,,,;c-r; _: peas an•. ·. ear; FRIDAY 1,. r.~e.ai,!Oaf, maoh'· mag~Ine and . publlcaUons; Mr. 11114 l'lln · Heiad.ei Mol- ·' 1 ,;;;._ w•'•• ~tc. ;._; -· _;, Broadway - enter alley from BOUSE FOR IALE: f 1'001111 a.-lftte I roll!. cObblet, ,bona. l,ed pototoes, ..-~!}'; ·,I'Ole >iJo~, ,.Mrai F~ Miller·;· hlllo!'l8il, ria ,and qar~ aiiAildoc! __ ·,f ,.;,,. ,::::::: WY ::;1.,... ,.... Locust St., or Alb Street. 10 furnls~. Mlneravllle. PIIIO. Wf -~4 NIP! , • . l.!jjk, i tee_ cre,lfli .Pit.. lil'tlij,•• ~W, lfar014 ,Sil!if, '"'ety, ancl. Mn. ~lldl9 .club lllMdirt at ~ , ....., ...... loUa. m.only. 11113tc PboneW:Y~a ·:· rz- tie ·· • ·• ••·•llill. milk. ·-····)·' · JuaP~,IIUI!Uelty, IDD•illdu. ,,_,_,.' Platform . 11" - \ HOW..YWOOD <UP!) - Thuno day night's !lrsl-rate ABC-TV Vietnam," wu a lbocking ,... mlnder of how little fllory tho picture modlum of video hal given to pboto-reponero ae 01'" posed to pontlflcatoro. 'l'ha on.bour program wu gutty journalllm, photo jO\U'IIaJ. ism, developing with artful sitlYtiJ the combat and pertiOilII ezperlencel of an Amencan • .Ill helicopter pilot m Viet am, wtlb the photography by producer Gre1ory Shu k e r &nd '· both cameraman Abbot Mil... of wbom wont alon& Oil llattle ng 0tt0m Soc1"ety News m :•n I ;::':·=======':_~P ' n I - · .... ·-·- madotrono loft-overo o:::, with Mr. i w - ·--·- - 1--·- --- Bactiter THE POET'S CORNER I ~. ~. - - -----! re, C:'t famu L"';. 1 p= p- /God RADI ATQR SERV I CE h;" ..;..I - Brlfllllotr.~. member- =• 1¥. , o.,_•, !fC 1 I• 't ]I ,, . iJ. ), '. ...,,;~~< , , • (;.., )..) ; ~ l . .•. w-, • !\ 1 j' ......' ,. ...... t-, I .''~ i ,I. ~· ! : ~5 ~+/++-1 fJWUIUty ILL&t'llaa U.Coa.ltl... N.'l'll...roro II!.Contalll.. M.nt.eicww M.,_ rtver DAILY CBYP.t:OQlJO'lE - R_.s ....., te WGrll It: AXY'DLBAA.XB '" " lo L 0 1'1 G r lll L L 0 W OM loUorllmJ!7 - f O I ' tt=. Ia 11*-.pjo A II uM4 I'« tllo 11Ino u., X tw t:1oo 0'.. ete. 1i1D110 lett017, tbo Jengtb sad f<1rmaiJon fll t l l o - are all hlnta. - il&7 tllo .OO.lett.o- - - L A OJP&'Ia:- Clllofraa. WQI 1fT CITW LIW WI IIICVXJWJ ltOltWYWI aBITTIB.-CfSMQT --or THB WQI Ta.. !1~01£ ~ PLAYING, Ml> TRACY. YQBIXItQT Y~ Or)pb::qaote: NOtlUNO OCCUR& IS WILDII 8lllllLRI sv• 11 .EBT I C.AN TELL. '!'IIA.if ACI"D'AU.'!' DiPOR'J'ANCil=O&CAK ...... ----~ WJEH RADIO gu••• 'you'd call Henry a mldd!o-of-th~-roader. H~• PROGIL\M LOG liberal wltla advice, but conl8rvatlva with enercl MONDA\' TllllouGB I'RIDA'f 1,00 Sign On, MUJICIII C1ocll: .6:30 Newa Headlines 8::12 Musical Clock 7:lftl lie .. StDI & Knor. •t • d.10 WFRIDAY MP0 t:oo . Ra Sign On · 6 .1lli .Sacred 8 ;w Country "usle 'nino "' "' •"" 8:211 Coon~ Jamboree a-t Jllllboree • . . •' 35 -louD 6,3iJ Farm · Now1 635 Paul 8owero 6 Ill ·Me••• Ct A~. Ext. ._ r 7,uo Newo 7,,m l'lny.'a Cbaj)el Ll<. NeWI 7 ,~ P)ck""' Hardware (1'ues/ l'bUI'I.) 7:5ti , N""' Raporl 8 ~~ .,Breakfut Party 8 ltl l!<>f'l Food Basket I:~~' ""' ,,o3 •-.~ eoun- MONDA! TBRU 8.00 Sign on Newa aa· 1'1111 7,05 Breakfllit Party '' I~ Jones But.il Sbow 10·. 1•• The Good We JO· 35 Music 1D The Air. IO;§- Tbla 11 · Music , 11 ' 01 Top Ten ~bcrir · . !Uii Top Teo &bow (Dutloosl 12:00 Noon "News . 11' !0 Musical Interlude 1,=30 Ret. Merlltl 'teeto 1:00 Platie Party 7' 00 SUndOWil Serenade \1111 P~ Sporll ·baktr Fu:lii!Ure-WetH\'1 f:30 Sip Off Iii> \)pen House I Uti Ntwt SllNIJU 7:1111 -lllgn 0t1 ... _ NO Freneb City Boptlst Hour g,,ltl Wlnga of Healln& t:illl Blblt SpeW to Yoa ltl :Ot \'oleo ol Prophecy 10:35 Wasb. ileparta ki' People il:oo Sunday Show , II. ~ Jl'~ , Wol'll~- .11:0ti'' Nooti Newo llt4b 1'111 1: Country .,....,.. d llO CWJallaa Hour 1111 l2 ~o;::' I~Guaal SIII'·Frl. Jl:atl Rav Merlin Teet. '· · 12:30. ~ I e , . I:OO Cral!am 11:311..Mu:t, ~UII For . Yoa l·st LaiiiiraD Hour f :lb, JIJa . N- Sbnw-TiteL a;oo Tbo Olurch M_'l:'ort UO IAcll PI . I:OO ~ Hymn Timon U• ScorW World 111 RnltW t·os Collee With Janet 9-1:1 , Betey Newtoo 11 ·110 ~ Alaoe. W II' ~~- Cou~try Drlftero 81• li, Jb . "'~ Cl. Ag. l!:xi-Tue ll.lb,. A.~.c. Program-Frl - limJ 1 . "'!~ ·-~~~~OftBoor : f:30. 1Diert!hanp 5:00 CQmmnnttJ N~ '5:05 World, National News 5:15 Spotllghl an Sporta 5:211 Weather 5:30 Sunlet Blvd. 't(e..S ' · ··-- · 8•00 Sign Oil 7:08' Ml!slc!al CJd . . .,., ' SATURDAY 7;3if'N~wt' ' Headl!iit!f 8:00 Sign On, Musical Clock • 32 M m•aJ ,.,...... · 7,00 Be Stlll • Know •' u- -"'"! u~ Word & ~•llmCIIIf 7,e· News 8:00 Ohio Vall01 Ne'wi 7:011 Muolcal Clock at! "' 7:45 Ward & Testimony 1' 111 World, N oaal """ 8 ' 10 Sporti 1:00 Ohio Valley NOWI 8 I' W08 th . "'~l 'tlii World, National NeWI ' • er ,.,......,. 8 16 Mllslcal Cloct 8:10 Sporll Today U5 CommUhliJ NeWI 1: U Weatber Plcturl Uti Talk ot the Town I ' II Musical Cloct Ufi Muoo CoulltJ NeWI 1:6& Newa 10:00 famiiJ Worablp Hour ' 'DO Musical CI-JCk ltl tl5 Public Sel'\'lCO UD Song & Story Tlmt lt1:3o L.atcbstrlng Ul Family Worablp Haur 10:55 World New1 10:00 Newt 11'00 News Beat ·· 10:15 High 8cbool Bll Parade 11:05 Morning Melodies 10:6& Newt fe<cept Friday, II :00 Arm)> Tlmt Churcb Bella Rlni. 11:311 Speelal 11:45 World Newo f'rocramJ 11:55 Masou CountJ Nea 12:00 Newa Roundup 12•20 Bulletin Board 12;00 Communi~ News 12.06 Local NeWI 12:25 Newa 0 Grams 12-10 Marketa 12·30 Saturday Matinee 12 lli Mld Day Weather !;55 News Beat J2 ,20 Evans 'Bulletin Boord z-oo Saturday Matinee INl> Newa 0 Gl'lllllll 1:55 NIWI Beat 8:00 Satun!Q Matinee J2;30 Agriculture Agent 8:55 News Beat J2,45 Country Go Round 1:55 News Beat 4: DO Dlscln~ with Doss f:3tl Top TI!D Revue 2110 Country Go Round UCI News SUmmary us New• Beat 5: 15 Public Sen!ice 3:1l· MJd-Way Matinee IUD Muiiclle 3,55 News Beat 8:0t: 4;00 wltb Doll Communi., OH, PSHA'/1, too\011 "tlNLY 00 WHAT A NY r RUE 6<-., R!'IJ. BI OOOED AME~ICAI'o COY V.'\1ULD'A' DOH& lN. MY PLACE""' BR·R-Rf WHAT A MESS , WE GOT'rn GET US Wil'SHW Cl EAN I lS IT SAf: E T'WADE oNTO T HAT W4Tt:R~ ABBIE AND SLAn 1-101 rr ts-n-1 QJJ<:I<SAND Al L ~ ....ONG i-U:;:REI Y'OU COM!! WITH ..._.,E : CARMEN WILL HAV. YOU T\.110 SLUCEO 01-1= AND POUSHEO 'S,.JIN'( !3RIC.l-H PtGAIN IN NO T IME ! 1v RAEBURN VANBUREN . I -o;;,_ BLAmNAR'S rr- I r!•' J..- w':":.. i TH ' HILL TO TELL ME SOME GOSSIP AN' HER BRAK6 DIDNl WORK ..lil-t t,.,.,..,..,..,...==""',JI 'lfth•= j g lilt.-- Apple Grove I l .'j lr I'IED LASSWILL 11111 INUFF'I' SrM::U"'.:.:...---~=:':""'t::"':::' INUZ FLVIN' DOWN HOW IN THUNOER DJDQ1E DO TI-l~? .I ··-' m= If "' =., ---======--- Society NoteS ~ I n.- l'l I l = b. 28 Cuc/t/11' prollllenllll emildate, WOllam E. Mll)lr, It lbl "Meet The Preu" peA thiJ Sunday .•• A1ao SuDday, Jooob K. Jal'let appoon CBS.'l'V'o "ll'ace1be Nalloo. 0 AI LY CR0 SSW 0 RD J: ~~~- 2 I missions. . 1 The lirsHland, partie paling view of the (OJJ)ba! pbotop-a· phy, rather than analysis of it, W&8 a grlppln& enough ezperl· en"" in Itself. But Shuker had the keenneu lo choose not just any man, but an Interesting man, as hla pivotal human subject - a man in war who showed a deeply humane atti· tude- ancllt waothl• depth of ""* eru11 111 w111c1t lea. l!ldw.Ud ( ) KIIIIJOIIy, D-Mua., Gil o Improperly eze. cuted lnatrumenl approach by the pUot. . Pilot Cdwlll Zlmmy 11114 wml Moo, Konnedf.l adtnJnl• CAB SETS BLAME traUvo ualltanl, ...,.. ldlled WASIUNGTON (UPI) - The the eralb JUM It aear 8olllb character that made tho P"'>' Civil Aermautlco Board (CAB) Hampton, Masa. gram a IIUCCOU tm all levela. Thursday blamed lhe plant · IAINO:V OOOGLf 1be young man aroond whom the hour revolved wa1 an Army olllcer named Oery .Ramap, • Southorn C.Wornlan In hla mJd.. . , .1 _ 1ba title of tha broadcaol 1.R· 'til 201 derlved from the tape-recorded . _ - " ' letttrs daiiJIIge dictated to ._ ~ hla wlf 81111 8011 back in the • United ~tales and tha "'"~''eno- ·11. -...u, es in which was seen doing 00 -- -., this were genulnely touehlllj! be !bel unqueoUanable U. OD. bool'4 , cause 01 r H. MOIWmoo slnc~t_Y- ParUcularlya mfaOYinither S.. ~ was •= concern, as , • bo d cblldren u. TJdA M.Oirl'l . . . . a ut the wo~en- an .....,_ sa. ~ ARNE~ who wera ,vlctillla of tho war 1& llraiWaA he was fighting. Hll v1s11 1o 1 pe1m VI Ina ·-h•na•e fur- u . JIMitaUoo :at. J'emoloo e meae - ,.._ • IOUNI tbered this point. He hal alnce :: adopted a VIetnamese young· ~ft IV"hl ster. lll.o.o-t,. Uf--lf-t-+~ ~ Tbe Channel llwlm: . ()emo- :Ill. ~P: cratic vice preside!ldal nomi....... r' ~W-+-1 nee Hubert H. Humphrey Ia bl- k ltupettoe 5 t•.rviewed on NBC-TV's "Meet 1ba Pre"" Sept. 20 • , • The J'l, ~oo~ " •-'-~ -1-+-+. ~-1--+~ GOP 'r·r ·~ · .. ;~ I , · " •.•• ~- ' d.·. ' } ·~: '"~7~·'( _)!.; ' .i j ifA ~.;.'':{.~, f I ". \: ·', . - I ' I. �~r~~~,~,,~~~ ~~--·-~~~-J -~ ~~---~·~· ~~- • 'I • • I Constitution is Topic Discussed ------~!~~Se~n~tln~eJ~.~~~!!E~~~~lVM~,----NE-I_HA __VEN _____ Ev'aac- CUptcr, oa, 1 ~1 The By Constitution Mrs. Karr for DAR M•~ef•ino~r;::,r::;~:j • ... SERMONETIE • ..Mlddm~leporiar•-~·e· ~.nortacY was the top- at the First w .., "'"' ~------"'11! Mainly About People In Pomeroy Untltlfl ; ' ic of discussion by Mrs Irving 1Karr , Jr ., and Mrs. J . E. Har, ; ley when the Return Jonathan ,1 Metgs Chapter . Daug,hters of · the Amertca n Revolu .ton, met \Irs Forrest B•cht.l and son. F d tl t th h . • n ay a ernoon a e orne Butrh. Spt"n t Wf'dnt>sda~· ~ <.:o0 p Kl . lumbus . , o!ThMrs. · t · em. ed . 0 mee mg was open '" 0 ian Church. Lunch"'" Uon• must be mad e with s. ptembe r 1-7. regent before An invitation was read • Ch the French Co1ony apter II ' I tlend th Ga 1po IS to a e nwklna[ •' l I fwmor A. a. P b•""'"" ........,.. Tllose bavlq · I'IIIllmal• IDlY leave lt"'al the Klnl Bulkllq SUpply 111 Middleport « ••II M r "Jblm Lyona or ' Mn. Delberl MltclaeU. a revolutionary soklier's[ Members ~ 010 reml.odgrave on tile Evana farm ..t to send their favortte rec~ Iof 1'~ Re\' So~, Sopl, 11$-11 l.o tile "SUBMISSION" "-Mo~- I·.- 1f t __, __ • s•·- great help to todour thsenerauun. lUIW1·es •~ - ...,,_ • en,.., ay • dan! Verllot) "Bul ltnl comtorl.o which truly blo klnJdOm and blo _,_..,_ made Of1T ~veo the bell ever. '..--·-• OUIIOH .... aD lbeoe lldqo Yet, with all lbll crowlll ..... ~II be y.oan u wcu. -n " f ..... U I w1 poK>I, a progress, we •·ve llll w In our age of the ""' ten the mistoken benet that human belnga can ~·entie~ i mortal John Layne bu returned W. Va. Mf. abd lfl't, VIII1Cl ·'ter open'""'• ~ ~.... the SUID· and 100 bave jtlll teturned month• wo"'"'"" aod toflr· from Los Alamoo, New Mexteo, ·~.. b Mr y 1 '1ln Europe. w ere , Bl"'f was emp o eel by the Golferilmeof In I b a Mr. aod Mra. o ... Balr of ·Sclentifle Llborlltnry. Ohl o were weekend Mlss Ethel Riddle .Jeft , on guesta of her sister and family , Mr. and Mrs. Dorsey Lee Roush and Carolyn. stndent Mary Jane Webb I at Huntington Beauty School, apent the weekend here with her parents, Mr . and Mr~. WilWebb. ' NOW. YOU KNmr U?f ... ·-pitted Ia IW. - i ill;· 1 - I September Slh from Charleston, W. Va . to ny to ~he~tp, Ne11 York, to attend the .80tiJ Annual Conven"on of The National VOL XVI POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO NO. 129 I 1 I (J~ rlP During ttH:' husiness spsswn marigolds and gave a Charles Bradbury, Mrs. Edna bly use in her ttom.e hearts oVpeople is our Park~rsburg. One'' on Saturday night. Bartlett and childre n. Janws a rumnragt> ~ale was . planned , to her wi th a reading on t h French, and Mrs. William All of this advancement th at 1 · h M re · Lynn Miller a X-Ray studenll. :\tartha and Rt>twna lw vt> rt· with \1rs A P Kntg I, rs marigold flower as it Child8. lnvftta.ve genius been Our Lord, ·Jesus Chrlst1 at Cabell H~tington Boapltal turned from a 1\~o wPf'k var01 - Guy Netglf'r Mrs. Dwlghi Mil- l many small flowers into Other players were Mrs. knew the perilous end of peotion In". Thev vJst!Pd :Vlam · hoan and Mrs . Georg_e Ski nner as members of a chapter com- Robert Schmoll, Mrs. Millard pie who trusted only in them-- visited, her mother, Mrs. Jose., _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ " h !I Tl . f ., t moth ( <Jves and Cl:l r1f'r CavPS nanwd on t f' eornml et>. le pOSt' a unit. Wildermuth and Mrs. Richard . telves, and sought eagerly to pblne M 'Miller nd Mover Jthe weekend. McC b I" m Kentucky and wen' m K11 k date will bi:' announced later. I Mrs . Har ley read a on Gress. Mrs. Mills served direct· them to' avoid much self r. a. rs. oe ~~ We h~v• fl ersvi\le as guP.SIS of Mr. <:t lld Th t> grou p \'O!t>d to pltlcce the the Bill of Rights, a dessert (.'OUrse at the close delll!iion The whole essence of and fanuly of Pittsburgh )')Sit. · th 1 j . · ed recently with Mr and Mrs. Mrs. Arth ur Ford and M1 <tnd Nat imwl magalme '" e IVe th e dignity of mRn In his of the evening. his Gospel message could be p E RoUsh Mrs MCC b" d 0 ~ an Mrs Clyde E Bartlt"11 <tnd ' "drool libranf's m the f'ounty a- for peace and happiness in a - ----summed up with the word, · · · · families. Thl'V <t lso \' lS IIt·d wll h g<~ ih thiS yel-lr . The Southeast free land . Jrl edding Plans are c. SUBMISSION . Many times, son ~lmf!l~ remained for a Mr. and Mrs. EugPnf' Emendl. l Dl <:1 nrt meet ing was announf'- Mrs. Karr also spoke on the Christ chided his followers for weeks VISit. and Mr and :\·l r s. 1•\JITI:'St Har1 ed fur September 22 . Ironton . . Constitutwn, readmg from an Being Announced refusing to rely and trust jn Mrs. Homer Meredith. and Comfros and' Kodak film lett in Nt>wark, Ohio. and w11h - early editwn, and noting the Plans have been completed The 32nd Spencer God. We too need to be •am.. daughter of Salem, Va. visited In handy 4iop-IIJ .!\llrs. R. f\.1 Sines m Bueha nnon ('hanges made in it today. She fo~ the open church wedding of was held Sept. I at Blendon ed of this danger. Jesus says his father, Mr. Ivan Shawver fS. 01 I read a meditalion wrilten by M~ss Maril~n Koehler and Mr. Woods Park in Columbus with that we should place all that we over the weekend. and Mr . and Mrs. John 1-'f' lton m a member of the OAR. Wtlbur Robmson to be held at 99 present. have into his care· _our lam- Mrs. Harry Miller was a reSimpson. w. Va . She also reported on the Tuppers Plains C,h ristian Prizes were given to 'Hattie Uies our homes ~ur treasureJ cent patient at St. Joseph HosMr. and Mrs . Ha<Tv Ho,uda -1 CAR (Children ol the Chu~ch, Saturday, September Frederick, old•st woman and' poSSessions: - all theoe pital In Parkersburg. shell and da ugh~t'r, :' . 11 "s frpfl . . 19th at 7·30 p m with th Re t d' A th R h~fE~;:J die Houda shelt , have returnf'd l Mrs. Harr v L Batlt-~ . assJst - can Revolution I Regional · · .· · .' . e v. en mg; r ur ous , things should be submitted to Mr. and Mrs. Do na ld Balley f AI B New York whPre jed by Mrs Ellt'n Cou ch. enter- ference held at Chillicothe W. K. Riggs officiatmg. A half- man attending; Roy him, along with ourselves, for and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dan;~~om ~on , 1 da .s with tained the Missionarv Soclely cently. Mrs. Karr was af nuptial musiC' will be youngest child; Mrs. his safe-keeping ond trust. ~II rec~nUy att.ended the s~wt ev spen severa y. I0 I lh P F' t . 8 t'15·, State Chairman of Motion presented beginning at 1 Singer' having the most It ls only when we give In to mg of Honey m the Rocks at their other d<~ughtPr and fam ·, e omNoy Irs . ap An open reception will I there, and Mr. and Mrs. 8 kl W V .1 th 0 " • d Mr s Ron<:~ld church Thursday evrn1ng at tures, Radio and Telev ision h God and Jet His will and way ec ey. · a. I v. e ll.t"V · an h h ,. , s the f Sh k in the c urch social room. Dayton Spencer for h f II dlr tio Sheldon Roush has returned Piace ami childr('n Thev were er orne. r.asl nhun . 1 con erenl-e e spo e ... and farthest. ave u ec n over our w1th the ca mpaign of Miss lives Utat we can rise to new home after spending the surn.ccompan .,,d bv Low:::e and l, T_he meetmg opened Tho Present were Mr. and Mrs. h -~ol agen 18 mer months at Culvimere Re( St t R d f L k 2 h Beck Place. Who had bt'(·n · ;~.:npture rea mg o ~ u e I : mas. a e egen , w o . e 1gh'ts , an d be uae! . er ~ a VIsit 34-38 by :\1rs J. E. fi oster pres· on the Sullivan ticket for John Rasp and Sharon, Mr. in .~e groWth of his klnidom. sort in New Jerrrey as olflce h e or · ! Jdt:>nl \'frs Atf."n Shain read a ganrzing Secretary General Mrs. Clayton Rasp and fam- It is only in submission qf our- manager. Mr and Mrs . Ernie Frase r ! verse of t.ht> theme song. The the National level.. She · ily, Mrs . Elva Hammer and selves to bls grace and Jove Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Vance daughters, all from Fostoria; tflat we can grow and prosper and children visited Mr. and and family have moved from . Vmce uf Gold 1s Calling. It was t.'d leaflets on NatiOnal lht! j <:~nnounred that the Hw Grande I on. time!~: issues. including Mr and Mrs. Lawrence in eternal things. But we must MCJ. B. R. Vanee over the week· property on Vme-St. to SEPT. 14 er and family , Mr. and Mrs. seek him first and put ev,,ry. e~, en route to Morgantown, residence vacated by Mr. and Assoc1atwn would meet Thurs. ' f'rlran H1story m the schools. The Pomeroy Garden Club David Singer and family, thing else second; and when w.e Mrs . Alfred Scarberry, Jr. and j tl<-tv September 17. al 10 am the United Nations, and others. family . at th~ Rio Grande Bapt1st During the social hour Mrs. will meet at the J1..me of Mrs. Mrs . Grayum Singer humans, despitt our progress for the school term, spent the SH Enry Model of KodM f'd 1 church. The Baptist Dav of Klein, assisted by Mrs. James . Charles Persinger Monday at sons, Mr. and Mrs. and achievements in the world, weekend at their home here. . 1 M111 lnstam•tic C•mtr.. and C•· Mrs. Mhyron Th erd "urrnom 1Pravt'r which will be m Novem - Brewmgton and Mrs. 9:30 a. m. for a workshop. and daughters and Mr. can still look up to God and Mrs. ~ary ~eed spent Moomer• Outflt1 On Display '" to her urs av r sh" bf'r · Wi> S d!scusst'd The love gtft Harley, served assorted Mrs . Henry McDol e, a11 , 1. orne Members are to bring trust and submit ourselve. to da Y eve mng WI th Mr . a n d the C•mer• Dept, on the 1. Cl . · 1· thed bal1po tntc w .ere ' '". B runcb will · Mr. and Mrs . 1 then, will Mrs · Wateman White at Keno · M•in floor - •lao 1 complete . IS d ·a._1ol!enng wa s dedtcat ed by \otrs . an d sher bet punc h f rom 1 an d conw:.mers Him , then, and ony 1 ha . major suhrgeryl an ble <.'entered with an served by Mrs. Persinger Singer and sons all of exJstence and IUe Itself, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Mas- 1electlon of Kod1p1k llllm &n "1v: 1Loram Sterrett I confmed to t e r m1c 1we c I Mrs Dana Oliver. devotwnal ment of fall 1lowers. Mrs. Jon- Mrs . F'red Blaetul8r. M'ICh'g M t an; r. have depth and meaning in ev- •ar and family of Belpro enter- bl•ck & white or color. Grace I M ja)'S Her aun,' rs ,1 va lea der, read Proverbs 1 7-9 and es pres1'ded a! t he crystal punch The 0 aughters of RuUJ class Mrs · Dayton Spencer and tained Monday evening at t h e r ery degree . ~- i r ' ' - - - , - - - - - - - - - - ' 1 1 1 11 P ·df rou oot ob .ra on , ' · · , 6 Sh d. · b 1 M N M 1 th u 'ted !hod' ily from Farmersburg lnd • home here, lh• home of the 'ttl M MillPr ·l I· . e gave a me- 1tatwn on ow . rs. an oore was a o e m Me 1st church , ., ----'--h ,s E"re 10 e wt rs . Wisdom and closed w1th ·'A contributing hostess . will meet at the home of Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Harry late Mr. and Mn. Charley Mas1urmg her recuperatJOn I \1other's Prayer." ! Arrangements of varied col- Frank Slewart Monday at 2 P: of. Port ~linton; Mr. and Mrs. sar, with a barbacue. Guesls Mr . and Mrs. Dennis Ga ib::th-i · · The~e itl:so art' ours _ UJ)t!ll jorcd dahlias. and m. with Mrs. Virginia Slater as I WJ!ford Bmg a~d children were Mr. and Mrs. Raymond ler have returned to 1he1r :our doors and lt't the world From the Klem gardens were co-hostess. Colt1mbia Station; Mr. Fr.ecker, Mr. and Mrs. Charlome in Athens, Gt>orgla after was the theme uf the pro- used throughout the home. The Pomeroy Elementacy Frederick and ,Mrs. lea~ ¥assar, and Mr. and Mrs. w1th ,gram prPsPnled by \1rs. Sham Gue~t~ inlrodu~ed inclUded PTA will meet at the school, Ballard _o~ Westerville ; Mr. Stirling Massar, Diana and~ Open S•turd•y lventng Until 9 ;pending several days and \1rs ELBERFEtn·S· 1 32' d Spen r ce_ tt·e'urn " "on Held In olumbus I KODAK INSTAft'ATIC 1 M 8 '/ y 's e Hostess for Society Meeting KODAPAK I I SOCIAL CALENDAR ELBERFELD$ Eastern I'"·., POMEROY s..!UCJety • NOtes I 1 Troop 269 w11l sing and the Mrs. Wolfert, Mr. and Mrs. 1and Mrs Dalt' W1ppel. Prayer Mrs. Marcus Chambers, Mrs. . d h by Mrs. Oliver closed the meetWalter Hayes, and Mrs. ~ev. M. E. Dawson ol the Maurice Orr and son, Mr. . MfB. Starling L 1 ert Coats. Miss Helen Beeson Heath Methodist church Mid- Mrs. Alba Orr and . daughters, her mother, Mrl .. Mrs . U>ma •g Iter anA 1 er ing :1 ht Ms Tom 1ev · · · . ' · Rl>] t the aug er. r · a month··~ Hefrcshments were served member of the chapler, of will be guest speaker. Mr . and Mrs. ~ard Boring, .,.wY II a · r~ave returned from . . 1 during the soc1al hour by the lumbus was welcomed T h will be served and Mr. and Mrs. Starling Orr and pltal at visit ' · 1 SUnday ·eveqtn•· h r in Los . dAltosh. Callt f w1t .1 ; hostesses to nine members. Hos- next meeting will be at· t h Interested are urged to at- children, Mrs. Arene ·--t t e ormer ~ aug ter a~ \'~hmll : tesses for the Oclober meetinK home of Miss Nancy Reed. tend . and children. Mr. and Mrs. recently underwent •~rcery-ip,eniii ly , Bettv Ltght.er Mans ' 1e 11 b , 1 G Sk' SEPT. 15 Arthur Roush Mr and M r Mill Faith Ann McC.tq • there they attended the wed· watd Me .' rAs.te ,eSohrge mner Johr. · Roush 'and ·famt'ly Mr a few day'a with Mr.' iild I M L' ht ' rand n "· n am . Chester Council ' ' . dmg . of America will meet in regu- and Mrs. Perry Orr, Mike ~,,., _Ross Cleland at Chester o rs. tg er s g daughter Karen Sue Marts. t Jar session Tuesday at uo ley and Ed Samons, all of week. . ' Mrs. Delbert Bruch entered I m. Quarterly birthdays will Jumbus; Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Riverside Methodist Hospital observed with a potluck dinner. Spencer and sons and M I who have moved. 1o in Columbus Friday. and Will i Election of officers was The Twilight Garden Hayman, ~cine; Mrs. undergo surgery nexl week when Rock Springs Grange will meet at the home o1 Mrs. Frederick, ll!r. and Mrs. , ~_ASON Her room number IS 506. Dwight Parker, Tuesday even- Spencer and family, Mr. 1 Mrs . Max Meinhart entertain- Thursday -evening with Mrs. Eslie Mossman spent a 1t'd the Past Councilors of Theo- Goeglein, worthy master, ing. There will be a plant sal,. Mrs. Norman Frederick week in Newark w1th her dau- rj dorus Council. Daughters of siding. · sons, Mr. and Mrs. (1>~:~:~~~ TONIGHf 6 SUNDAY ANNOUNCE PROGRAM Spencer and Vance, · Robert Mitebu,m and ghter and son-m-law, Mr. and America , Thursday eveninK al l One appeal for aid was Mrs. Donald Morgan .and soedn her home. Locust St. swered. Mrs . Amos MASON- The Mason Music was furnished 1n EIIB M1rtinelll in Mrs. Harry Bearhs IS reprt A short business sessiOn was home economic chairman, of Christ wishes to announce afternoon by Maurice and >tar-11 "RAMPAG.~' as Improving. bu1 w11l be con· conducte-d by .\1rs. Ray Seiden- nounC'f'd that three radio program Surxlay, ling Ort, and Ed Samons. (Technicolor) fined ~o Holzer Hospital for r abe! , vice-president, which were winners in the county 13, a 15 minute program so singing were Robin and 'l'aln·ll -andsome t1me . . opened with devotiOns by Mrs. ing and sewin~ contests, Mrs. ed "Words Of Life," my Orr, a~d Rodney, Sidney, Sandra~~~~yp:~~ Fonds Mr. and . Mrs . Ma~lm Young Fred Dessauer, followed by the William Grueser, for songs by the Harding Quartet Jeffrey and' Nathan Singer. THI DOCTOR" an~ son, J1mmy ot Co<'oa. F'la ., Lord 's Prayer and pledge centerpiece. Mrs. Robert Louks Harding College from The reuilion next year (Eastman,Color) viSited recently with his mo- flag in umson. A round robin for crocheted edgings· Ark ., on records. Evange,nll~s:l'n~;:llbo~~a~t;.,;:th~•;_;:aa;;;;me;;;_~PI:a~ce~.""""""-':~~~~~~~~~=::l ther, Mrs .. G. A. Young and get·well card was sent to Mrs. Mrs . Betty Leonard, c~p Kenneth Ray, the local n other ~latiV.PS. Harry Bearhs in Holzer Hospit- ~ Fred Goeglein was ter, is the speaker. His lesson Mr. and Mrs. Ira Holter of al t'd as worthy master and is entitled '' The Fruits Tacoma, Wash. were- re<'ent l Games were plaved and priz. elected were William Grueser Love.'' The time Is 8:45 (EST) ' WMPO. cuests of Mrs .. Homer ~olter es awarded to Mr~ Henry Rei· over~eer . Mrs . W. A. and Lester BaJ\ey and sister, , bd, Mrs. Richard Campbell, lecturer : Amos Leonard, -----Mrs . Ora Archer . . . 1 Mrs Rollin Hearhs. Miss Erna ard and legtslative agent; Ho- Mr . and Mrs. 01iver Mrs. R~y Ho~ter VISited Fn· i Jesse and Mrs Dessauer. mer Rice, assistant steward; and family spent Saturday day mornmg With h~r mo~er . l Hefreshmen1s were served Mrs . William Grueser, chap- Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wilford M:s. George. Thompson, Che· the hostess to the above nam lain : Frank Grueser, treasur- Mr . and Mrs . Jr..e Barnahrt ihJre . who IS 111 M I ed and .\1rs. Thomas Cook, · 1er ; Mrs Fred Goeglein, secre- Somerset. Mrs. Ray St-ndenabel, rs. Bentz Wolfe Mrs. Arnold ' tary : Carl Grueser gatekeen- 1 ' • • II Henry R: 1'b• eI an d Mrs . Arnold Hoi · es and Mrs Joseph Beegle. j er ; Mrs. C. L. Heaton, Ceres; Hayes Vlslled Friday, at October meetinK Will be Mrs. Homer Radford Pomona· zer Hospllal with gthel JonPS. at tht' home of Mrs. Lawrence Mrs. Frank Gruese'r, Flora: Denver Thoma and Alla Nelson . Smilh. Rutland. Mrs . Betty Leonard, lady assistant steward and juvenile chairTri-City Sewing man; Joe Weyenmlller execuPOMEROY OHIO tive committee; Mra. A~;~.~ ~~ Club lws Meeting Leonard , home economic c I. TONIGHT Hostess gifts were pre·sented[ man: Mrs. Fred Leifheit, y~~~~:l to Mrs. Charles chairman; and Mrs. 'il "TOM JONES" day evPning whtn thELouks, pianist. (Technicolor) Albert fi'tnney . Sussanab Sewing club met at her Refreshments were served MIDDLEPQRT, 0. York. Rugh GnHitb, Dame East Main St. the home economlcs Edith Evans Th~ evening was spent Colorc.~rtoon . ~' ~ Ially and in sewmg. afler •. '• · ' ;• . ,l 1 '; EASY TERMS . the hostess served a SUN.. MON. ond TUIS. ·p~~'PA~T ...... 13-14-U course to Mrs . Robert ·~OI,JD SATISFACJJOI THE F-1 "WILD AND WONDERfUL" ings, Mn. Bradford <Technleolor) • Curtis, Chrldine K.auf· Elizabeth Fick, Mrs Roberts, Mrs Fred Mrs. WJiliam Grueser, M r' Harlan Wehrung and Mrs. sell Wilson. Gallaghe-r . ' 1 d Grange Names Past Councilors New Officers Meet at Home of At Rock Springs Mrs. Meinhart DRIVE· IN Don't let\ your earnings --========"-iiii-:!1 I MEIGS THEATRE SHOP TONIGHT UNTIL 9 PM WitBROIL· . . OF MRY PlY ·CHECI Willi US..f,D.I .. J!1 FARMERS N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. OPTOMETRIST Office HoW'JI: II to 12, 2 't o 51Ciose al NOOD OD TbW'L - Easl Court Sl, Pomeroy )lOiar ~lr spilled across the kolp, : 'l1lt mercury skidded to lrolll)' 27 degrees at Pbll~ps-: FDA oald. UNDERGlASS ·LOS ANGELES - The eel StiltS men'• track SmolctleiJ. field athletes, hum!Uated bareiJ winning In the Olympics, will take the Oven Broiler powerful uoli ' ' '39r:.T. ' ~,, '. •'·"' •• .ITHIR MODILI •:t"'RT AT '• ,. . . ' tn . - oa,~~~~il " !IIOnth: H~ A<k said loiJay, THE SHOE BOX • . VATICAN CITY - Pope Paul to be VI opened the third and Halleck haps final session of the IB,cql meolC~~l Council today, faclnB on !Wmtll Catholic oiher side IQJ,au tllelt ~ at Ill& 111~ the c~urcll. Tht 4'1-fear-old ponliff non-OIIholle observers ai!Ein<l· l IDI lbe 11tborlnS thai "JU·eat I dlltaneoa may sepu11te us bul laiow for 1111'1! lhat ready we hold fOU In WASIUNOTON - Boric wbich """ bo fatal If taken ternally, has been ly dla'trlbuted as epson soils five eastern slates, Oblo, the Food and Drug mlnlslratlon said Saturday. ' Shlpnienls have been ~ae<!dl to Cloveland, · Washington Hause· and Plain City, Oblo, I f~9·'' ,. PlriiJ ... ~ If ......,., CfCIIotr ,....,., ; PRICE FIVE CENTS • IS PT. PLEASANT County officials learned from U. S. Senator Robert Byrd, W. Va ., Saturday noon that $1,930,000 loan for of a chemical plant north ol Pl. Pleasant has been approved. The plant, 1o be operated tiJe Pantasote Corp. of PassaiC,[ N. J ., will be located on a aero tract of land along State Route 62 which is part of a 1,500 acre tract originally purchased by the Industrial Corporation of Cleveland. mt when ·wo-sport ·• tenure football ·ds in 14 for one another •iled 127 Supplement To Tbe DaJJv St.mttnel Pomerov·Mtddl('001'1 Ohio and J'hp Gallla r1mf'" Galftooli" Ohto SEI'TlMBfR 1964 5MTWffl ' ·• I 2 3 4 5 6789t011t2 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2\ 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 • • • --. .. g • nts . Its 16lst ( record '""I Pa., before dawn. temperai\U'e dropped 43 greso at Jamestown, N. 0., 1.,.. thaD 12 hours when Cinadlan sir rnaas moved Clllll lbo northern plalna. (,j ........71. 1 lnlrf• 40,, Inch Electric ;:. .... 1 •Mtem half ol tile IIQD lodJiy ,11nd a now mass 20VEN • •J ;. men c.bllly PHILCO ~ lant House Republican Charles A. Halleck of In~li~11,[ speaking at a testimonial din· ner for Tenth District Co•tgress. [ man Homer E. (Pete) Abele, ln Athens, Sunday night, called for the election of the Goldwater-Miller ticket Ibis November " to get some sanity back into this Federa 1 operation." Congressman Halleck also clr-ed that "we•ve got to enoogh Republicans to tho Con· gr..., to put looking The dent erato are package of to the Johnson's were out: SYRACUSE, N. Y. - The , "'IPresiden Post • Standanl, • morning ing $2 new~per which has endorsed his Democt Rep"V~an presidential $50 million datos \ for tile pasl 135 years, former calM put In favor ol Lyndon B., This past John!ob in 1111 Sunday editions. · . "We 'a re apprehensive of aenator Goldwater's habit ol faillog to aay what he m•ans' In the first place. As Jenera at president of the U, S. he would preclallon seldom get a second chance to ens County revtae, ·explain or correct," most exoem newspaper said. · TIIIIIPERATURES dipped ward ' NCOrd lows across 1 I (' WASIIINGTON - President Johnson uys be aees "notbIn& to bo Calned" by Injecting the U. S. SuprelM Court mto the polldeal campaign. T b Is at was the .j>resldent's reply a ne\91 eonferellCO Saturday when he was asked about GOP presidenUtl nominee Barry M. the Goldwator's cbarge that hish court was guilty of exercisina .. raw and naked power" In Ita decisions on school prayer and legislative reapporllonment, Johnson's comment came cl,uring a 13-lap walk with news•round the south lawn of U. White House In a questionand-answer session that lasted an hour and 15 minutes and covered S.8 miles. heart.'' Our Eleetrle Range Speelal For This Week% Loan ·-- ...., ... ...,, _... ......,................ '·' ..; .. " • QA'I"RD MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1964 Halleck Wants GOP in ° The B1'\ enttne at y e ol ... ........ ...... ., ........ bopa Ia -. • • "' Catonrllll.. Buppt-_ll ntuallst ic rorm With .).1rs. Em-I day . September 30 with a pet to Mr•. Geae Notto.l or CentQlj', we are con!tanUy solely on our own powers has ret urrwd from l:i ..month s erSt.m J,ones. r.egent. m ~:;harge. following at the Evans nrmo .l chapter offieera Immediately lng progress ln aU pbases abilities. vacatJOn spP.nt m bulfport. ass iStf( by Mi ss Bess Sanborn., Those wishing to attend to - prlated lB a eookboot. our existence. In the m<!di<!al [ We have developed to " M1ss with h1s parents Mr :chap lam . Mrs. Kan: led the con tad the regent. Jaboratorlet, new greaetr dqree ·ROW, more Woman's Christian Temperance and Mrs. C. E Ruppe it H• al-. pledg• to the flag with Mrs. medicines are being ....,~lo)>ed j ever before, the Idea thai Union being held at the Manger 1 :;u n s1tf'd in PhJiade-lphla Pa. Klt:>in at the p1ano for the smg- Mrs 0 . P. Klein, M MiU. H to cure diseases and of less we ourselves ean work Hotel in Rochester . "Miss Rit wi1 h hi s stster . Mrs J ames mg of the National Anthem tion week Chairman, reported r•. ostesll thought to be incurable only' our own }irobleDll and eaD dle will return on SepteNmUbeJ 1 to observe the spec- T C McDonald and fa mil\' J nd In New programs for the Yt'M r 1on pans · treDith and . 13th . Miss Riddle Is the a onAlexandri a Va . with Mr . ~md were distributed and a resume 1al we~k . September 17-23, jn 1 anmtta·Ciub few years 'ago. upon our~ 8 ..... Mr. lnd Mn. Fred MerJca l al Director of VlqUI"I Educa· that Thla IUe kind ,.111of M-antown, W.k Va ~ Our automobile factories dom, Mr.;; D D F' .. ast~ r ~:~nd tam! I\' of the ~·ear's emphas1s was )!:IV · th e schools. libraries and Mrs . Donald Mills was host- putting new model cars work 'out. ... D th nd . visited 1lion and will be In char•· "' en bv the regent The obse rv· munity . ess to her Canasta club Tuesleads ua eventuanv down here over e wee e · the ex:htbits , poster contest. the ~1r <~ nd Mrs Lawrt>n('e r..11 1· h d J b1 f our,: nation 's roads and .. . f f 'l nd ~u "'" . anrP ot 1 e 0 1amon u J f't> u ' Mrs Harley presented Mrs. day evening at her home on ways wlth new innovations road to chaos_ and Okey Layne bat . returned showmg o 1 ms, a • "' at' hoan w:rt' ~usmt>s~ vlsllms m the NationH I Society DAR Karr. Slate Program Lincoln.St Prizes were awardgad{j:ets. eventually, to home after being a medical pa - pear In a pageant Mne 01Galhpolts F'ndav afternoon II b . 11 Qoloher 'th f L grea~ .' machines and . . · 1WI egtn • • • man . w1 a corsage o to Mrs. ionel Boggs, Mrs. available than she can This attitude· 'in the minds and at St. Josepb Hospital menst'ons of Progress Plua Howard ' ~ - -~~~ '/ell from f 16 peray Wed··eceivin~ ts and iJ I '· Ald•n fre!hmen f ~ moopport.uJ> .'S Colh W· .ts, includ·h. are in· •ege. '. d that ho a number .onors pro1ing fresh~wice as t Scholal'·-e were in 1e campus SUNDAY, SEPT 13 through SATURDAY, SEPT. 19 Lived Like A QueenEver Since ••• tDorothy KilgaJien is on vacation. Her guest out of hand. coJumnsit today ia singer, Jane Morgan.) The morning after I opened at the Club des BY JANE MORGAN Champs Elysees, I couldn't get past the door Every little girl dreams oJ one day finding ot my dressing room . The room was filled her Prince, being carried off on a white horse to bursting with flowers from people 1 had and living like a queen ever after. Welt, th e never met. dream actually came true for me. So what U When I was oflered a long-term contract the Prince turned out to be a middle • aged by the club, I knew I'd need an apartment, nightclub impresario and his white horse was and suddenly people I'd met only casually af4 a Paris·bound airiJner'! I've lived like a queen fpo- . ~.,., ~how were offering to go apartmentououng tor me. They were high officials of th6 evPr s1nc· l ilad atways wanted to be- a smger, and the French government, debutantes, dowagersJuilliard School of Music was the logical all going out of their way to be kind to me. place for me to begin trairiing my voice for Th~y found an apartment for me - an entue the concert stage. I come from a family of floor Of what had once been a small palace. aerious musicians; my father was the flrst It was furnished with antiques, there were eellist with the Boston Symphony Orchestra floor to· ceiling aquarium:~ in every room, handfor 25 years and my mother was a concert carved paneling, built-in bars - U was fantassinger and pianist. I planned to become a "ser- tic, and the rent was very low. lous" lyric soprano, maybe someday making There ·was only one small problem no my mark at the Metropolitan Opera. beat. There were coal stoves in some of the Juilliard is not a free school and even rooms, but as luck would have it, there was with my family helping out, it was necessary a coal strike going on at the time. That Winfor me to take a job to cover the expense of ter, Instead of sending flowers. my adm1ren living In New York. So I found myself oo the sent whatever few lumps of coal they could Biage of one of New York's fashionable sqp- find for me. per clube. I didn"' realize II then, oot fate had Offers began coming In from all over t h e "T b e Continent and the flrat one I ae<epted was at stepped ln aod I was aboot to meet Prince." Bernard llllda was bis name and af- the SporUng Club In Monte Carlo. My open· ter bearlng me sing for my supper several ing there was a memory I'D cherish as long lligbls in a row, he came backstace after the as !live. show and offered me a contract to appear at In the audience were Maurice Chevalier, the Club dea Champs Elyseea in Paris. 1 was Rita Hayworth with All Khan, Winston Chitr011. my way in a matter of days. chill, IGng Peter ol Yugoslsvia, the Preteoder I arrived in Paris· knowing no French, hav- to the Spanish lhrone. and tho kit)gs of SweJng no permanent place to live and not koow- den and Belgium. One of my numbers called Ing whether I'd be there for weeks or years. for me to dance wltb volunteers from t h e And J was an •·overnight sensation." audience. Maurice Chevalier was fli"Bt in line It waa then that I began to learn what It's and after bim, waiting to dance will! Jane !>'like to be treated like a queen. In Americ Morgan from Newton, Mass., were three kings popular entertainers expect mobs of scream· - count 'em, threel · Jng lana at lbe Biage door, mash notes ln the After my performance was over, the kings morning maD, and press coverage of the most rose and gave me an ovation. AD:I I rememonllnary evenlll In ll!elr lives. In Europe, en- ber seell18 Wlnslon Churchill, cigar In one , , lerlalners are lrealed like royalty. People go hand, making his famous "V" algn ln my d~ 'C.UI itlthelr way to be ldDtl, courtenus a n d rection. It was lhe most thrilling el))erience ~erate. Ouly In Italy does the preaa get of my life. r ·~ 1·~· Yoqng and Gay," 1944, Gall are slated to make Blx appearances on Jacli'! aeries RusselL ..Atlas,... 11161, and "'!'he iJu. IIKO Leslie ' 3 "Tell II to the ' • l!K9, Rosalind RuSsell. 1.1.:;1~"!1"" Is A Loretta n ' 111URSDAY, SEPT. 17 ae8801l . . . ., Cha~ 13, "Blue Sklea," IIK6 Bing Crosb>: debuta as an atBing Cl'oaby. tor In a continuing role on hla Cltannei .J,, "Eacape F"!ftt the ABC-TV i!Orlea Monday, Sept, Red Rock/' 1958, Gary Murray, '14 • . . ' FRIDAY, SEPT. II Art Linld . Channel 13, "Lady of Vengotter jUSl eelebratenee," 1957 Patrick B8rr and ad bis .12tb anniversary on bl1 "The eurse' of Drioula," 'l9iia, CB.'I-TV "HoUle . Party" aen..s. Francis Lederer. sammy Davtl, ~t., bad to CIJannfl 8, ",Attack," 1958; Ed· wllhclraij' tiJe · WI . o( Sc)Jool die . Lime. 1f ,, •'llelou Getjte," • t b Is !roil' AI~ R4.DIO ~ "'l'bo SahdpiJietl' - W\11eb will ~Ill' EJJi!obetli 'TM"loi'; ~ - llleb- . TV NEWSREEL• Mlkitt NichOls wiD a\leat Goa -~llilrataor on IDd •• &M Butloll - ~!quae of 1"11111 lll'vo~ ' his Bi'oadwq' • • Jdents, in!3hmen will I •>ry rooms :1 will live cottages, ~artments, i LY houses. I~UCI STEI'S OUT-Luci Baines Johnson , 16-year·old daugh· ; ter of the President, does the " rrug" at a fashion show in Washington, D.C. Her partner is "Killer Joe" Piro, a profcssional dancer. as In tha I it percerit I I McGive,.s(Pop. 12) 'Invade' Filmland BY DICK KLEINER Hollywood Col'ftspondent eollllmltOI -.sident AI· ~on better comic actors. con· bas mail> ars, and o!DSirucliOII •mong the BUT BACK TO mE 10 chi~ dren. The logistics of movin8 the battalion from West Fulton, N. Y. - where they lived in a rernOOeled school house - to Santa Monica was staggering. a ge The children range in from 16 to one, and it. sex from male to female. The two oldest boys drove out with a handyman m the family car. but the other eight new out with mother. HOLL YWOOO - (NEA) Next time we ask an actor to come out here and do a television series and settle down, we're going to be more careful. 1bere were so.q&e questions we neglected to put to John McGtver, and now our entire tax structure here in California is out of whack. To say notning of our " l was already here," he school system. says. "1 am not by nature a McGiver arrived and brought fool." with him his wife, which was all right. But 10 youngsters? AT FIRST, MeGIVER says The old-fashioned population el· the children were no1 too enthuplosion was never .his bad. siastic about moving wesl They have rented a 14 - room They liked the way the statUI house in Santa Maruca, with was quoing back in West Fulseven bedrooms, which means ton. It was · a nice, bucolic life. a few kida will have 1o double There was Basil, for exam.. up. Until the neighbors learn- pie. He raised chickens. ADd ed thai tile llcGiver children the deal was that father booght were well-bl!haved, .IIIey were the feed, Ba.lfll did the work considering bavlgg llie block and sold the eggs back to the declared a disaster affil. family . McGiver Ia bere lo da a CBS ''Ia ace figared eut, ·~ saya serlea caned, wtdl uadeUberate MeG!..,., "lbat' It was C<>stiq aptaeu, "Many Happy Retwla&.' me appi'Oilmately $1.50 per He plays the manager of ' the egg." complaint depar,lmenl of large Food was not the probl.,. deparlmenl store. I! shookl be .you might Imagine, The McGiv'~ Iun, for McGiver Is one o1 Of1T ers o~ned two titod fteezO., .. Aod every lhreo moolha, ..,. : of those freeaer plan outfita l:ame and filled them both Wtt)J mealS.. and ftOaen vegeta• : bles· ancJ 'I!Udl. "l* ,;pit 1!111· ·- up·. I>Je comin1 · yin lbo housiltl • , opens for .,k, It will 'VI provido 1100m facil- '' letion is 1 · nal center · • at tho , -lnpus and ~the com- orsity. ' j ' • ,. 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