http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/0bb8ad063be1e18113181d2ee8422453.pdf 1364ba914fc9d836d811f2bf7a15b79b PDF Text Text 'I l Riding Cluf, Grnup llteet• for Pi<·nic Atound And " About Middleport I I Mra Richar;d Downing, Chll· Regional Health Cooferenre •I Ucoth; Ohio CoogrOI• BOII'd Ohio University, Bal<er Ceoty Rid ing club mf't at the Rock mem~. waa gueot ~t><•ker ter, Ol'tober 20. Spnnp:s fairgrnund Tuf'sday t'Vt'Mr. and Mrs. vernon Rocers when the Chester P.T.A. met Mn. John Rose, Safety cllaJf!o. ning for a wiener ro a~t and family of Oak Harbor and September 21. man, Is planning a program on Mr . and Mn. warren Bennett Mrs. Downing ataled that the Safely for the October 1t mee~ Tom R Relller. prestdent. <:~f · and family of Columb.. were three most Important P'o o1 lng of the Chester P.T.A. terwards read the na mt"s uf the wmners ol trophies 10 be p l't'· weekend guests of their ~::::~ P .T.A. are : sented a1 tfle /all banqut>t tn Mr. and Mrs. Charlea E 1 - Pertinent Information, keeping members informed of A IIJ<~nr m 1\0't:embeJ A trail Mn. Raymond Luman, a the needs ond , .. ,, of their nde and L"htrken barbecue at 1h~· f)r t~r<:Jd) home lfl WPIIstlth jp'Bde teacher of P.T.A· unit Musical selections by 1 men"' tnn . Octubt>r 4 bt>gmning et 10 Mason School, ls movina to 2 _ Parliclpation, gel~ing as singing group highlighted the <!H I \\- :• ~ dnTIOilll!'t:'d this week where sh~ many members . ~s po!!sibiE' to meeting of the Loyal Berean Iresidt at 544 Third-Ave. participate by gJVtng them Jobs class of the Middleport Olurch Thrf"t' horse shows were andaughter, Janice to do. Christ Tuesday evening at ntllllii'~'LI :-\Ppkrnlk•r .17 ,, : Arh 1S<tpet,.,loor of our.tes and s _ Publicity, keeping the , the ehurch t' n!i Octuber :1 . fi ·30 p m .. at ol Pe<jlatrlc Ward. Mro. public Inform . ed of what t he l Mrs. Marvin Kelly , president, \t"W H::~ri'rt \\' \ ·a . and fJc1o· C. Wlllpn, who hao been p T d f lh h ol rf."slding in \he Tom Rue - · .A. Is omg or. e sc 0 • opened the mPetim~ with the ber :l -4 at Alban.v The nt-xt She urged a. II umts makt' use group -~ating the "Lord'l m.-t•Tmg lVIII D~ T\lf'<::dav 0c1nment in Third-Ave., will f th 1 II bl f m ,.,, 0 the Luman re,sidence. e materia ava a e ro I Prayer '' in unison. Mr. L. R. bt>r ~1 / Jnd a {]ll:ir\E'!' hOI"St' rJim OCTOf:P:NEHIA.\S- L. toT .. Mrs . Minerva Child ers, Mrs. Cash Braley, Mrs. Minnie Gilmore, Mrs. Wilson , ill the m6ther of the Ohio Congress as tools for I Wiley gave devotions Including w1 U bt> shuw n Lf:'na \'kEJhinnl'.\', .\'Irs . J . M. Mitchell, Mrs . Oav~ Darst, Mrs. Val Reynolds, .Mt·s. Flora Steffy and back row, Knlgh&. a better progpraTm. S~e also i scrlptu ro;- re;~din~. with prayer stressed that . .A. 1s a co·op- b M H Rico \Irs fr·pd ShtUet. tl lh a Y r. omer . . I I PLAN SALE Mls• Nellie Zerk e and Mn. era tve group ra ler an I The men's group sang two Ilitis weekArnold are in New pressure group. I numbers. "Let the Lower Light! Evangeline Chapter . or.s. of and will visitlhe Mrs. Robert Wood ~as pre·, Be Burning," and "Stand Up 1 .\1idd 1·pur1 IS sponsonng (;I rum · York World's Fair while thrE!re.l sented a past president s pin. For Jesus. ·· Mr. DWI\ey and M mage sale Friday and Saturday, ' WI . 0 Mr. Carl Kautz, president. d t ber "It's St>plt'mlJer 25-26 ln tht> lormt'r • Oi'togn1arians or lhe :'\1iddlr- Mrs. HeiDel and Mrs. Edgar '· Happiness is not _in possess-(y .. in :he rlub tr easi.I~Y· Mrs. Dawes Sansbury of Mar- conducted the business meeting Rice sa~g ~. ue num ' A & P budding. Hour-; are from pon c'tn]l'(·h nr CIHJ~ l were re- Reynolds were m charge uf ing much. but bemg con!enl i Lets Exp lore Meigs J:n· is visiting with her aunt, when it was voted to purchase ,MY hOeslre. ted the slclt Y Ot 4 P m . i cognltt'tl rt'C't-'ntl~· during the the servire and presented each w1th what we possess or j Ly Day' ' was announced f~ t. R.C. Sansbury and silverware for the lunch room, 1 . T ose Ad~n Lambert 1 -;;;;;::;:;;;;~;j suml<-t\' School hour fur many ol ,the members with a gift of have ," was the thought for the 114. Each one going b take ld••us;hte,r, Sally Schaaf. to continue buying Reading Cir- ~ r::~s.wl~:. M~~·. Paul Davis and de~·n 1ed hours (d church serv - candy . .!'vtrs. Reib('l had chosen day, when the S~racuse Th1rd ,1a sack lunch. Further details Mrs. Arthur Hess was return- cle books for, each grade. and iMr Ken~Lh Dar!'it. both home i('l" dlld fur thf·ir dediratPd a pa:-~sage from ProvPrbs f,,r the WednE"sday HumPm~kers Club i wi.l: be anno~n.eed later.. to her home Wednesday from to have a Halloween party for f · h 't l M ,.....L>IW'olt 8 .I Vf's_ service. ''t rain up 11 chi ld in (former Demnnstrai10n C lub) l l hose ~~ Vl~ll shut- ms a.nd Hospital where sbe the children. ~~i~s 0:~~:~· com~unic;ti~u Theil' ages ra nge from 80 to the ~¥ay he is to go, and wlle1J met for its t'irsl meE'Iing nf i new families m t~e community a surgical patient Mrs. Delrnar Baum's fourth 1 th N England FRI.- SAT, - SUN. 1 92 All art> ac1i\·e in 1he pha~ws he is old, he will not 1eparl the new se.ason. Wednesday, · are M~s. Gert~~e Johnston, Mr Harry Kauff is~ patient grade won the book for lhe most 1 CO~~rnn~ e t ew n s~pt. 25-26·27 1 nf dllliTh work . from it." .Yirs. He.ibel is tertC'h· Sept. 16 al the home of Mrs.· Mrs. 1 roy SwJI\mg, and Mr~. at M~i~s General Hospilal attendance of parents at P.T. A· ~ · MISSIJ~.. rer~ whas ~ v:;,) Double Feature Program f~«->:uling from l«->f! to right er of the class. Evelyn Smith on Third St. IHayes . November hostesses Will is beling treated for a kid-1 County Council meeting was the pamtmg 0 e c urc " IRMA LA DOUCE " llh·,· :m• .\tl r.s. Nlmt-r\'a Chltd- Oth . tl hl The president. Mrs Sara be \1rs. Mickey Williams and a1\ment Mrs Kauff is with . announced at f(acine Hi~ h classroo~sil ted Mft Woth .Lil'k LE'Ill(\ 11 «->r ..,. 8~1. with a nine vear atlendl l b ers m 1 le gr~p u~a [;' e Roush. pre~ided over a busine.ss l her moth~r . Mrs . Clair Karr; at the hospit~l. I School Ocotber 8 and also the M~s. ~/ pr~~fn ~h 5•n ~ ~~d ~hlrlt•) -~1a c l.<tH it' . . . ·d· , . ~~ •h B . o e presen were rs . -,.,. session upened with pravf'r by December, ~1 rs. Damon Cl' h ·--to rs. gar enswor o , 1 1 ('feehnH"olnl' 1 dill PIt-em . I' Is. ,I rJ e\o, V \1 ~ B. 11 'vl Mrs. Betty me as . I behalf of the class for her past Rll a subs!i!u!e tt::wher fl)f tlw Mancde, G .' rs. mmM" 's::;sle'l . ~!·s . Mrs. Smith fullowf'd JJv tlle and Mrs. Herbert Parker ; word that her son and family 1 Btssell. - Jtld - i au raves, t rs. e, :l J.)Y group ,; 11 g1·n" "Blesi ·He the 1 uarv, Mrs. Ar th ur edd' ct· d' Invited guests were Mary two years of service. Mrs. AI· h b ''SOME LIKE IT HOT" , \\'nnwn ·~ ck1s~ taug 1 v \-Irs. e Mr and Mrs. Fr te me an I ·, h b h If 1 lh 1 .l ers. Mrs. Ada Hing. \1rs . Vfc tor· r · c." , Mrs. Zwilli ng. Other · hove reachd "-attle . Mike and Ket'th Ft'tch, Mr. and ,1 lenswort on e a o e cass 1 \IJnlrn .\lonroe . Ton ) Cll l"lls Hobprt Re1hel :Jnu at pres·'nt ~ .\llcCarley and Mr. Clark Mrs. Betty Haves. St'cretary. I :'r1rs Wanda Rizer, Mrs. to Alaska. They will leave Mrs. Robert Fitch and Bobby, Ifor her past yehars lollf ~-er1vlce. L~..,....,...--------' 1 "f' rv lng a~ suh.s tilule ior th~ ~ ---.\1rs. Van Cooney. read the n;inut~s uf the May ' ~ar':'t B?il.ey, Pomeroy, b lane for Kodiak, IMrs.RaymondFitchJr .,Linda, ~rs. Allenswort ~ ut: e~V',I H(lme . bUild I-' r.s Class: ' mE>eting. !vlrs . Zwilling. Other w~e~e they will reside. Debbie and Tammie, Georgie mg ~oon./or Hawail to be witb Minn1e Ci lm on•. llf.. t'<ti!hfui l Roll call was answered by will bf' annmmccd later· Bissell and the honored guest's her am 1.Y· nwmber wh 0 has bf'f'n ac1ive 1 POMEROY OHIO WOrf 18 members a nd two gueSts tf'tl -1 ALtending the meeting , , brother and sister, Avis and F'otlowmg the program Mr. ('bur ~ in thi s ('h <J lld !he Brad· l I N tn 1/1 8 rr thd h ed I ed \tn . Lena :, eing •·what they had done this i Ka!hryn Johnson of W olf · ny Todd. Sending gifts were Deb- Walter Bunce sow co or 1 · bur~' Ch1m·h TONIGHT ifS summer. ur a trip t'!kt-'n." The . ·'Ms. Ada Slack, Mrs. Is Celebrated hie and Mike Meldau and She!- slides. The men of the c1ass F: lh innt·.\. 91. oldest nwmber (Ill .rf'('flrd, NOT OPEN at ' calling eomrnittee gave report viev!" Schneider. Mrs. Bruce Bissell, son of Mr. and I Wells. served apple pie, tee eream and regu Jar <:~tH:' Ild(>r pr;n-l'f me~·11 11g~ ~nd church, on calls !hey ha(i made. ''PenCott rill , Mr!i. Ferrell, Mrs. Hayward Bissell, Long · Refreshments of Ice cream, coffee to the 24 members pre1 FNIDAY and SATUR'DAY 1 go wtwn ht·J d<1unie s for Friendship." collection Rous_h. Mrs. ~ohnstor., was the honored guest at kool aid and candy were sent and guests, Mr. and Mrs. and. re3d.v 10 Sept. 25-26 ghter. \lrs _ t lonwr .Jnnf's gi,·es I The Epsworth League of For-. was t~k~n. ~rs· Ro.u sh s!<~led ' N.orns. J\·1r~. Sm1t~ , Mr~. birthday party given him by by Mrs. Wilbur Bissell Don Hicks and son, Douglas, aQd "HEY THERE, IT'S YOGI BEAR" the word : \I rs .J. M. Mi !f'''l•il. lt'S1 Hun ,\<lethodist Church l1eld , th~1 Melg§ Counly IS Ill net-d ,l!art::t Cottril l, Mrs . Ann ·grandmother, Mrs. Wilbur Iand Mrs. Hayward Bissell. Martha McNeal. iiiiiii (Yogi Color) 'I;' Dar ~t. 11~ :\-Irs . · I its lOth annual reunion Sept. 1:1, uf a Countv Extens ion Ag~ 111, age, ~1rs. Parker, Mrs· .. Da\ 84. '1 rs. Join Yog1 Yngt Bear the Hock Springs Fair ; Home Economi cs. II}'. Mrs. H~y~s, Mrs, Zwlllmg . V<~l Heynolct s. 85 . ill! faithfu l at BOt!· Boo. Cindy "G UN HAWK'' It was deeidC'd to help un and Mrs. Williams . . memtlf'rs wh 0 ;Jltt>nd wlwn ttH'ir (;round. !TerhnJeo ln r I t::. !\1r ~ Floru Stef- ! , . tht purch.:~se of jui!'e l'or H1e Gu€'st.s were Mrs. Karr vf · lwalth prrm 1 Ror.v Ca lhoun. Hod C <~merron . fy . !12 wh o has 60 yrar<: _11i Con iPsts were held m the after 1bloodmobile VIsit 1m Feb. 22. Pamer?~'. Mrs. Geneva ~?ian, ; Rula Lo:>e to disl.ribu1e Mental . loea l, :S~erry ~nd Mae Williams 1 , lf'i-H"hing lo her <"rrdit lhi-lving ! nutm with Mr~. Pu_rl~y Karr, : Al so SUN .. MON .. TUES. g since she was ! Mrs. Lei:lh Nease, W1lilam H~. Health ]J!t>rature wtwn iL 15 and Ke1th Batley. hren lf'a chil1 Sppt. 27 -28-'29 ' $.(! , 14 . wi!h 22 vear$ <!l. 1he POin - i d~shelt a nd Lee Ann Nease wm ~ available. Council dues of 'ROB IN AND TH E 7 HOODS' eroy Church and later _the Mid-i nlllg pm:es. . . Iare _P!?'ilb le ~y Nov:-mber. . j BAKED GOODS SA I.E ' . (Tech n1co lor:il dleport Chur·ch1. She IS n.}w a A short busmess meetmg was Jnsteud of a regular_ meet.mg The Junior Class of MiddleF'rank Sins 1ra. Dean ~r;~,·!in. B1ng C'l'osby. ~:dw G H1t!lm member of the Zirm _Chun:h; J helc!. Tho<> f'oltowing otfi('('rs were in Ocln?er. th: rlub will ?t!end purl High School is sponsoring Also in the group lS M:- i'rerl !eleeted . Leah Nease, Pres. : Al- !he Ohio Kur<~l Heal th Confer- a bake sale Saturday Septem".On. Sammv Davis . .Jr. PHcr You Can Rt~lly Save At Elberfelds F'alk, Barbara Rush. Victor j Shiflet, 88. Middleport husi- l tona Karr. Sf'c ., .and Nora Hou- 1enre at Baker Center. Oh 10 ,ber 26 at the Cross Hardware Buono. nes~man, on Jy m:tn to .:Jttend .dashelt, Treas. .! l 1ni\rt•rsi t." . al Athens, Tuesday. SJort- beginning at 9 a .m. This Weekend (Friday 9 to 5), (Saturday 9 to 9) Colorcartoons t elass thai S Llnrlily . 1Ot'L 20 , at 10 a. m. The theme . •~---~, Those at.tendmg were Mr. and is " D isf'a.~e Prevention Through ! PLAN HOUSE WARMING ·: Mrs . V!rgJI Housh of We1rton. 1F,arlv DP1ec1inn." Interested ! 'l'h 'II b h '' w v 1\1 d M w·1r ' · ere WI e a ouse warrn1 ,i · a.: r. an ~s . . .wm . persons wishing tu go are ing given fo r Mr. arid Mrs. ErHero oro oomo of tho 11111ny spoclol voluos you11 find all over tho •~rtJloudatlhelt .md Mane of Syra- 11 rg"d lo I'Jlnl"l'l \trs F: oush bv S d . th · h 1 . , : ~ u • · • ' • .· 1nes an ers m e1r new orne, 1.51-lostform Cotton Brn, 2 for 2.50; Women's 1.95 Phii-Moid Rayon Night 1!'use; ~1r. and Mrs . Purle~ Oct 10 The noon luncheon w1ll Tu d . K.arr t:he ster· Mr and Mrs us- i t t t j es ay morning September 29 , · · · · . be Sl u.1 . A11 are o mee .a . at 10 :30 am Everyone is wei· I . Gowns, 2 for 3.00; and tho 2.95 Gowns on 11lo, 2 for 5.00; Boby Blanke!J · wHl Nt>aSl'. Mr. und Mrs . 1Jav1d 1 the home uf Mrs. Addie Nor· l'urne · · -·~ Nease, Hoger and Roma : Mr .. ris at 8:30a . m. : · Are On Sell, 2 for 1.00; WomenJs Slipover Banlon Swutera for, 2.44; Wo· ami Mrs., Fre.d Nease, D~nn~ , The for<'noon st-ssion wa~ re-~ PREACHER ANNOUNCED bon't Slocks On Sale For, 3.44; Womon'o Poplin Jackoll for, 2.00; 7.95 Lt>e Ann and Slf'p hPn of Mmers- eessed for a put luck lunch at . . . ville· Mr and Mrs Hosmer , . . Rev. Charles Norm w11l oc- . Drauu For Women On Sole For, 6.00; 79c Routing Pons On Solo For, 58q , Minersville· . · · s Wood- noun. The L1d)rd h!:i Praver· 1n un1 - ; cupy , th e pup! 1 .,. of t1e 1 S•~n~~;, · Hou sh .\1r d · . . 1 1 · • · Rich- son prece(e t e e IC JOUS re- 0 row Mora. Jackie. George, · r Y Bap 1·IS 1 Ch urch G. E. 11.95. ·1jiloctrlc lrono for, 9.00; 1.09 Scrub Tubs lor, 87c and many, ard Janet and Judy of Pome- 1past. . I Sept. 27. at 10 :30 as .an interim , . Durmg the afternoon var1ous mini ster many othert. . roy Slar Rt ; and Mr. C!Jftord l bjects were dJ scussed in·j . Hilliard, Minersville. 1 ~~u~ing lexti.le painting, _P_L_A_N_ D_A _N _C_ E lt was decided to hold the re· . stermg, sewmg, etc. It MASON - Wahama High BE SURE TO BUY YOUR FLOWER BULBS NOW IN THE HOUSEWARES ' ' union next year at Chesler Park. vo ied to keep the birthday school will sp(Jnsor an afterDEPARTMENT . . TULIPS, DAFFODILS, HYACINTHS, ETC. PLANT game dance with the this THEM NOW AND HAVE BEAUTIFUL FLOWERS NEXT SPRING. coming friday evening follow· ing !.he Ravenswood-Wahama football game at Wahama. Member s of tht' Me.1p:s Coun- Loyal Berean Class Meets I ' Ohio Congress Speaker Stresses Importance ol three Ps in P. T. A. • NO. YOU KNOW Min IliaD llh mlllloa Gl ' DeDOied f'o f'lwl VOL XVI NO. 139 r~ Ot Tr... POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO .' • at y e loou ~·• been made to formllf.....,..meo. • .,' enttne ,~..- ~ 'WEA"IHII Coullueol eool _,, "'a... IMI etol I I . .... Ia the .... tqc~ .......... 14-'IZ. Sa_, ._,. J lin....,_ ..,... ·----------- c. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1964 PRICE FIVE CENTS lol • Foun d m • 8emg • Key to Happmess con ten t 'th Wh at one p ssesses Octogeneriar.s Recognized lor . to Ch urch servJces . Long serv•ce J'""'" VATICAN CIT\' - leal Council rat.hers convent*~ to vote on whether they, as a collective body of bishops, share papal infallibility. A serles oJ six votes on the crucial .sue was schedl,lled. Also sch\I.Juled was morf' debate on ret8-ious Uberty, and possibly a eport on a document against anti-semitism. today re:: r Hl. MEIGS THEATRE ABERDEE.N, S. D. - Mn. ~ary Ann Fischer, the auburn· 1a~red mother of the Fisct1t>r qumts, was resting comfortably in St. Luke' ~ Hospital to1ay with the latest addition to ller famo~s brood - a 16-pound 7-ounce ~trl. . Mrs. F1scher. who d1d not even btJther to_announce her latest pregrum.r:y becau~. 'ev· ery one knew 1t. anyway , wa!'l r_ushed to the red-brick Gathohe. hospital et 8:50p.m. Thursday. i 1 hL eague P Holds 10th Annual Reunion I I I Bargains AI~ Over The Store ' CHEVROLET SHOWING. 1 Be Thrifty! Save All of Your Saleslips All Over The Store ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY Men,s Black Leather Loafers ,._, ." .. Popular Slipon Style FUN FOR ALL! OFF Women's DRESS PUMPS i- $25.00 U. S. Saving Bond ond teo Chest. Given away Saturday night at 9 o1cloc:k. f ~ae regis· •, tration. No purchase necessery. POMEROY MOTOR CO. a Block Size eBr-own 5 to 9 '" ON ONE GROUP PIECE GOODS Assorted cottons, denims, blends, wools, drapery fabrics, etc. Materlals for all your sewmg. ROUSH'S SHOE STORE MIDDLEPORT •.. ..,.. Many Models Reduced. ol For Thl• Selel No Down Payment Required. ·Th@ 'FabritJ Shop 10o/o OFF On All Piece Goods Voluos To $6.99 For Wolklng Comfort Your Chevy Dealer WY 2-2126 POMEROY SINGER MACHINES $48p~ e Low Stackad HHls Singer S~les & Service McCall's Patterili ' WY 2-2284 115 W. SECOND POMEROY I OHIO ...... '. ' ' ' ~ - • ' • · ' 0 ot • ,.. 4 0 ,~ 0' ... ...... ., ~ "" <I o0 ... , ... . AO .,. . . . Contents, are Lost ··n FI're I . 1 ' D. V•Morris ... ~ ..., .... oO .,. ..... .1!> . . . . . .. _ ... ,.. ~ . _ ........ ................... ' " ' . "'"""""' . . , . _ . , . ._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _....,....._ _ _ _ ~·~·-··-....,.--.~··-· 1 Dies Thursday "ol:t,·c·s ... At a Glance : SEE OUR LINE OF SAVE UP TO ; • - €honee of o Lifetime T• Save .' •• ST.4RTS I"OJHOBROWI Sizes 7to 12- Reg. $6.99 FAVORS FOR ALL! Descendant of Pocahontas. Jolin Rolfe DI'es Thursday Rural Road VALUES TO $3.99 ., -- , I I Truck, Car, Colli"de on 5 t• 9 eGroy and with a six·foot road on top tot.a.t of 219,400 square: yards of from Belpre t.o Gallipolis. concrete was poured. Infant Drowns At H £ d Sizes • 8rOWI1 of Rora]Chesh'Ire Horne. Most TWO Men periS• h In • c011•lSI•On steelworkers pol'ntJ•ng for Securl'ty Again Friday &Saturday e Black more tangible, that amount of The project used 1.384 tons dirt wouJd build a dam ten feet steel, 6,500 f~::et of plling, 5,400 high, 35 feet wide at the base cubic yards of concrete, and a 1 1 Women's Dress Flats--Sport Shoes I I It• . SUNDAY Mason County songfest will be· held ilt 2 p.m. in lhe Pt. Pleasant Junior Higll school auditor-' ium . The public Is invited, At, the haJ~-way mark in 1964, Ohio s traffic acciden~ total stands at 84,~ of whtch 55,179 occurred on Clty streets in In· corporated communities with more than 2,500 population, lt was revealed today by Warren C. Nelson, Director of the Ohio Department of Highway Safety. Fatal crashes on city ..,treets during the first six months of the year resulted In 301 deaths, or 36 per cent of Ohio's state· l;n;·~Th~e£re'i_a~re~tw~o~~;~; lliw~i~de~ntoll of 845 deaths. The 301 one with S.R. 76 at deaths are up 20 per cent from the 251 deaths In the same of 1963, the report tndi- Farm Tfactor 1 Month- End Sale of nearly three million cubic Underlying the road h more yards of earth. than seven miles, 39,500 feet, Converted jnto .something, of pipe, sewer~ and waterline. Ohio Streets, Highways Littered By 84,233 Moto Vehicle Wrecks DI'es Under 1 I 0 branch in Belpre. and three bridges in the U.S.R . 50 and S.R. 7 interchange at the north edge of Belpre. Some rath8 astrouomJoal flpre1 were reached Ia aome of lhe eoostruetloa work. 'lbe biggest Item was the moviDC & Wilbur Barr FOR THE LAST DAYS OF SEPTEMBER I and one with S.R. T ln Belpre. Eight bridges were constructed. to 11eparate traffic io interchange areas: one bridge over the existing route near the beginning of !he project, twIn bridges over S.R. 7e at Porter· field , twin bridges over the B in the same 1963 period, a jump were up 11 per cent, deaths up 1the day. of 46 per cent. two per cent and property dam- More accidents occur un SatPedestrian deaths on city age was up 22 per cent. urday than on any other day of streets so far in 1964 total 106, " These figures show 1 terri- the week. or one-third of the urban toll. ble loss of life on t.he streets Greatest number of acciden ts Of these pedestrian deaths, 72 and highways each year," Nel- occur in cities o( 50,000 or more V FOR VICTORY - Roger Swartz, a Middleport Junior occurred in Ohio dtles with a son, said, "and shows work thai population. 1who fractured his ankle on the first day of football drills population of more than 50,000, is ahead of us. There is no ques.. Must frequent type of acci -j in Augus t, holds his nufl'hes in the V for Victory sign. Nelson's report revealed. tion but that these facts should dent involves a motor vet clf' ,helpi ng pep up his teammates for their invasion of Athens SANTA BARBARA , lIn further reportmg on the teach motorists and pedestri· in traffic. tonight . No . 86. to Swa rt z's right, is Sophomore George A l~mile fire front which de· staggering toll, Nelson said that ans alike, the value of care There are fewer fatal acci· Sauer. a defensive specialist. stroyed or dama8:ed more the 55,170 accidents reported in and caution while traveJJng on dents on Monday than on any -~~~~~~~~~than 100 homes, toe . chewed Ohio's cities, resulted In prop- the state's roads and high· other day ol the week. lts way jnto uninhabited footerty damage of approximately ways, " he said. One-third of pedestrians k!ll1 hills, giving at least temporary $17,900,000, or an average loss Other pertinent data gather· ed were crossing ou tside t h e 1 relief to the ravaged area. of f320 per accident. Overall ed In the six-month report In· Intersection, ' Thousands of persons fIe d economic losses in clty traffic elude: More person~ were killed their homes in the 'ashionable accidents ill estimated at $54.- More accidents take place Iand the same holds for thosl' inThe traffic death toll Jn Ohio 000,000 for the first six months between four and five in !he af· IJ'ured _ between the ages of PT. PLEAS-\. )anta Barbara-Montecito .11rea "l NT -d Mrs ..11\lt•llief M. J JFryRAten .lf'ffPra:. flames raceu across the ver of 50,000 or more, accord- of the year, Nelson reported. ternoon, than 1n any other of 25 and 34 . 1son n.venue_. a <1rect escf'm ant o om olfe and Poto Director Nelson, Is 173 MEIGS DATA cahontas. d1ed Thursday in the Gallipolis Mt>d ic al Clmi~ jant landscape. lco'miJafl!d to 165 in the same There was one traffic death after a long illness. period, an Increase of 5 In Metgo County for tho first She was th e daughter of the late William Henry and NEWARK- A &tatowlde alert cent. In cities In the 25,000 six months of 1964 as compar, Mary .Jane. Whaley . Fn and a descendant o[ several co· • •• out today fO!' a 1:1-year-otd 50,000 range, 1964 deaths have ed with four for the same per· lomal Vtrg tma fam•hr s as well as the descendant of tho Jirl, who ••s picked up in a car W!Jbur Arthur Barr, 55, than doubled - from 16 lod. of 1963, according to Nelhi storic and l e~endary Rolfe and indian maiden. w1l~ed home trom school ville, was ki.lled thts morning 1968 to. S4 1n 19M. son'a report She was m<~rned to John At- 1 ·- ~---~~~:o lunch Thursday. The Lick. when he ,,,..s mowing a pas. In cities between 10,000 and Meigs County had a total of Middleport volunteer firemen put in a full day , en on Jlln~ 12, HlOfi and he pre-1nirres and neph ews. lnduding lJll CGunty Sheriff's ture with his tractor. 25,000 population, the 196« slx-. 177 traffic accidents 1n the first Thursday f1ghting fires. ceded her m death May 3ft, 1958 ! ~rs . Carl C. Gardner and Char· .aid the child, Beverly The tractot tipped over on month traffic death toll was 34 half of 1964, compared with First they pr~sided over the total loss-helpless ta l Mr~.' Alen w~ s a_ member or l les F'ry,_ Pt. PI7asan~ . Deld, a resident of the and he was killed almost ~om~.red with 291n 1963, while 150 for the same period of 1963. prevent~.of Harrrson Ru~yon 's . two~ton truck that I thE> f'H'sl _P~esb.~·tenan Church. i Memorwl servtce Wlll .be con· ~en·s borne, was ordered into Instantly. 1n c1t1e1 under 10,000 popuJa. Pedestrians killed tn the first caught fue at 9:20a.m. while haulmg logs off a hill back Women ol tne lhurch and Sun - dueled Sllnday 4 p.m. m t n e the car by ber mother. The He was transported to the tion, first-half crashes claimed half of 1964 totaled one while of the Nathan Biggs' residence near Dead Man 's curve shine Cl(ls5. Hun ti ngton Chap- Presbyterian Church with ·he I\' as placed ·n the home last Ju- Meigs Memorial hospital by the 60 lives compared witb only 41 in 1963 there were two fatally (Rt. 124). Iter No. 1511 llni!C'd Oaughrers of , _Rr_t-·. Ga .~ ton Boyle, Jr ., o_Hicly arter abe twice tried to Coolville Emerg( · squad injured. Runyon, of Nelsonville, owns a mil1 at the Union the Confecl cr;w~' and Renl Dau-,wtmg. Pnvate committal commit suicide because of fam- where attending physician Dr. Property damage in 1964 in Avenue bridge. His truck was covered by insurance. gh ter ot lhf' Corill'deracy : Qr. 1 ritcs will follow at the fa;wiy ily problems. J. J. Davis pronounced him Meigs totaled $81,300 while in The big mission of the day --~~ - - - pha Ret:u:kJ..a Lodg£' No 210 plot in Lone Oak cemetery. Atdead on arnval. 1963 Jt totaled $59,370. carne at 3:05 p. m. when th e aid agreement with the city of , and Tu-EndiE'·Wci Lndge No. 3 r<m~emP,llls are Llnder the direcHe suffered " crushed skull In summary, Nelson's report five • room frame home ot Gallipolis. Daughters of America . i tion ol' the Crow·Hussell Funerand a fractured lelt leg. Mr. showed that stete-wide traffic Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Eddy, Th e third call of the day was Sumving are ""' son, .fohn at Home . Family requests flow· Barr had operated a filling staaccldent.s (all urban and rural) RD. 2, Cheshire, 1\l miles from to a brush fire at 11:50 a. m. Aten, Jr., at home and several ers be omilled. at ReedS'.Iille. Cheshire, on Rt. 554, burned to to Leading Creek along the --- -~·~ ------ - - - - - 1 Survivors ;nclude his perents, the ground. Few of the contents ' NYC RR right - of . woy hor . ...................... I Lonnie and !\l1ce Barr, Reedswere saved. dermg the property of Gporge viiie; a sister, Opal Harris, Two men apparently 1ost their Origin of the fire was NEW YORK (U PI) - A. i Reedsville ; four brothers, Rus· lives in a tractor • trailer acci~r. and p,_frs. Eddy and undetermined. There was no United Press International 1! Barr. Vienna; Horace dent at 8 :30 a. m. today on their four children were away property damage. I f'mp loye wbo risked his I 0 BWT, Pittsburgh ; Dale B a r r. Rt. 35 four miles west of Thurwhen the house caught life to resl·ur an assault l·icA'ILANTIC CITY (UPil - 111le Reedsville, and Charlet~ Barr, fro~ unknown causes. It tim became the first civilian Jnited Steelworkers of America Little Hocking. Funeral aervlcea for Dalley ed In the. kitchen area. In th• Nrw York City ar.a i ended their convention here The body was taken to t h e The Identity of the driver, Vale Morris, 68 , World War 1 The ~1ddleport department, Thursday night to rel'f'iw· day with determination to elect S encer Funeral borne at Belhis helper, U there was one veteran, who died at his home .faced with the necessity of ha~lthe National Police H-all of A &nrh warrant was to be the Democratic party ticket In P truck at the time it near Carpenter Wednesday af- mg water from a creek % mile Fame's "Certificate of Appre· issm~d today by Meigs County November and obtain for steel· PJ:e11 wbehere funeral ar,ratngements over has not yet been ternoon after a lengthy illness, distant called the Gallipolis de3ft Of cia tion '' for bra\·ery. ICommon Pleas Judge John C. annow.ceo a er, the Jackson p os t wIll be held Sat urd ay at 2 p. partment. ' It responded w1th . a workers 't 'ota I j ob security'' in WI .James Croof'h, 35. e Nt""gro Baeon for lhe arrest of 19 year :ontract negotiations next year. Highway Patrol, 11aid. m. at CoJumbia Chapel church five man crew, including Chief HARTFORD. W. Va . - Jeff- teletype mPehanit', was C"ited lnld Edward Young of Mason, The delegates to tile 12th blObserven at W llcene lat- with the Rev. D. C. B. Wells James A. Northup ln charge rey Scott Gibbs, 14-month-old for eoming tn the aid of the Iw_ Va .. who failed to appear 6 enntal constitutional oonventifJn this momlng reported there officiating. Burial wlll be in the Together they battled the of Hubert and Catherine white man who was being as· ltodny for a jury trial in Co111were two vicUms iu th~ accl- Castor cemetery. fire two hours, fruitlessly . Pierce Gibbs of Hartford, was saollt'd last Aug , s by lour 1mon Pleas Court. endorBed President JohnsHon!Jbert I dent · 1 drowned near his othl'r men while an apathetic 11. All jurors subpoenaed for tht llis running mate, Sen _ Th tr 11 1 ded tth He · was lod a member o1 ·lk of tbe Ma- Middleport has a COT"' e a er was oa w some ge W1 esviJie and with Cheshire township Thursday evening. crowd looked on . ·trial Jnd Judge Bacon were ln Humphrey, shortly before eattl and 8 b 0f th th A · r ....n · President flew here to addt·e"'i wer e,d tro ednuamt ,~~ bl em e mrtcan ' ty.._Hon 1 m the fire protection, and a He was the only child of Mr. When Crourh was asked the courtroom at 9 a. m. today e es Y un:: aze. same commuru . e 11 survivwhJ' ~ took his life in his court activity was sched· them on Tuesday, l'l'hu~oan ft h ed b h' ·f E Mrs. Gibbs, and was born 1~ remen, w o answer· Y IS WI e, va; two sons, LEAR~ OF DEATH hands to aid a white mao t.o begin. but the defend12 • 1963 • at Pt. Pleasa nt. being attarked b)' other white The resolutions committee The Meigs County Sheriff's et.. the alarm. were stll' U the Clyde of Ber~. Kentucky, and failed to appea r. at II a m Cl t f c 1 ... , d Mr. and Mrs. Orin Smith the convention Thur ~day Investigated a lwtH"":''" • · ay on o o umi.IWJ, an sev- . . Maternal grandparents are men, he said : Young had been released ~uced a program which David accident on the Forest Jackson Post State Hlghway en grandchildren. Middleport, recetved word Mr. and Mrs. James Pierce of I "I just couldn't stand tht're Meigs County jail on J. McDonald, president of Road, 1.5 miles east were eeeking to trace Masonic services wil1 be held the death of his sister-in-Jaw, Falls, Ohio, and paternal and watch four men gang up bond to await trial on • 1.2 mllllon member onion, hint· Rt. 7 at 3 p. m. Thursday. of the lfriver through today at 8 p.m. at the Begony Mrs. Ernest Smith, on Septem· grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. on one man ." felony chage made in Febru· ed at durtog opening eeremon· Officers said a truck driven ~e which were Florida, funeral home at Albany. Friends ber 22, in I San Diego, Callf., Charles Gibbs of Hartford . .a...tL.tL.I...f ary. e.s Monday. The plan would Helen Francis Baer, 39, of or traetor, and Kentucky may call .any time at the tuner- hospital. She was the former Funeral services will be held U&&•.u...t...&..e.&..._&&&&& Judge Bacon said this morn· provide "complete career secu· Rd, hit a car oper- on the trailer. at home. Louise _Ecker of Gallla county. at the amrch of Christ in Chris· ]\'la!'!OD Post Offic·e ing he intends to forfeit the rity" lor pennanent employes ated by Frank W. Porter, Jr ., Union at Hartford Sunday $1,000 OOnd and issue a bench ln the steel Industry_ 39, of Pomeroy as the vehicle at 1:30 p. m. with u1e Rev . Contra('t Awardecl warrant for Young's arrest. M Do ld d a curve. Killingsworth official· Young is charged with theft " c na saJ the program Officials reported that the ing. The body will lie in state MASON -Dallas. Walker, of cutting torches. barteries, means that once a steelwork· truck driven by Helen Baer then church. Interment will be in . son Postmaster. saJd today pipe dies, a hydraulic jack and er becomes 8 pennanent em· went over a ha:l and overturn· £I .. from 12 :30 unti. t at the Dan Schiappa has been award· other tools from the Richards ploye of a corporation he m~st No injuries were reported, Union cemetery. Friends may ed the contract to build the n~w Saud and Gravel Compa ny at ~~v:thcc;.mplete car-ee~ s:ur~y there was considerable dam· at Foglesong's Funeral \tason Post uff,ce and construeGrove. The warrant waa . e career peope o. e to the top front end and ROUTE WITH Vt. before jetting south to the Bobby Baker fan club, L)·.. . horne any time Saturday. tion \~ill s~art . next. WP.ek. filed by owner C D. Richards. taust be considered a permaof the model ha1f-ton (UPI) - Sea. Bairtet Johnson himselt. Th In! " I und t I Sch!ap~a s firm Is ptre~::~.~ The court earlier appointed nen.t part that Industry truck. There was dam••e stumped e an, o n a arge nstruct 1ng the New ~ Ught Gold wa te r charged In Attorney .fames B. O'Brien .II whiCh he Ia employed until be left •-t fender and New E••land c Ioser the connection. t hc crock con talnlng several ga1Ions pco ·1 Off uut• ''D speech prepared ror deltvery the whitewash. of water, was rushed to the of- os lee. legal counsel for the d~fendant Is honorabl etl ed t 8 . , er r a Porter's auto. freshened charge that Albany that the Democrats night, Goldwater (ice of Dr. McGowan, Mason, pensmn. The department was also callJohnsoo may have been more "whitewash'' in Boston that John· but was dead on arrival. COUNCIL TO MEET AmOq die eoatract beaeflt1 ed Thursday to lnvestlgate an toward the WhJ~ House the new· Senate hearing in son might have. used some Mason County Coroner Oliver whlcb wollld be mel- art on private properly at Bobby Bal<er "ldekbact." Baker case. These Involv e this kickback in his Eshanaur declared tho deal!t pentloa and iDsur&DOo Piau. tho Intersection o1 Routes 143 GOP preotclential $25,000 "kickback " to win the Democratic accidental. u&ead~ vaeadoua aad lllpo 124. 'nley said a car drlvschedll1ed l))eeChea today the pa1'h o '".-.m nomination from ~f'ea!IIJ onemploymont '"'-" by Arlee Earnest AbboU, five otates - brokoa by ei. adelphia · contractor late President Kennedy. Ill. ol fomeroy Rt. I, bll a Albany viBtt wllll New York Mc:Ciookey. The aupplementa, beneflta car owned by CarrOU Gov. Nelson A. "ill fact. the whitewash Included In CIS contra-• In M, o1 Pomeroy Rt. s. There cltmued by an be mbted utra tblck basic ateel indiJStry, They J11b1or damages to both tn Loulsvflle, Ky. time," be lllid. "Alter au, ride oompany IWKIII for But tha burden o1 hla committee !II Bllpposed to . ofl llj)l'ker& k be .added wa• a'·· 1 ot aovlnJ New Into a · that could · ltate· LOCAL.TE&.PS land for h!maelf and tha Lyndoo John· T~~·•tun Ill from An·· f I Division Engineer John W. Dowler announced today that the U.S.R. 50 .nd S.R. 1 Bel· pre Bypass will be opened to traffic at 8 a.m. (DST) S&turday , September 26. The contract for the construetion of the project was awarded t'l S. J. Groves and S a n 1 Company of MinneaJh)lis, Minnesota, on :December 14, with an estimated completion date of Novcmuer 15. The project has now been completed well ahead of schedule at a cost of approximately $5.000 000. Ora Ashcraft of G~ysvlile was named Project Supervisor for the State. During the p'\!lt winter, H. A. D~e of Marietta assumed super'lisiOo of the prGject while Mr. Ashcraft was ill. Dallas Wolford was Proj~t Manager for s. J . Groves and Sons Compan}'. The project is 6.36 miles long. beginning 1.54 miles west of S.R. 76 at Porterfield and ending at Main Street in Belpre. It is a four-lane divided highway with predommantly 4' -, , med· ~ -~-- t96i Bench Warrant T BeJssued IF y or outh 1 �1 ~ · ~ ....- .... ..... • • ... ~ .. . • • • •• . . ' • • • •• • • • ' • • •• •• •• • · • J • . . ' • ••• • • • _ .,. • .. . • · "' ~ • · . . . .. . . . . • · . . ' . • • • ~<>---k .... "" - ,;~. • ..lo - •· - ~ • ._ ~ -~ - - - . . , . . . .--.IW>'_.,...__...•._.,., __ ,. ·-~~-·-·•;o.nnu6.,_......,.,••_,_ __ j 1 'I • ' '! ·•Dtlll,y se~~tlnel P<>~~~er.y·Ml<J<Ilel!,"n. o ., O>el"- r.> , 19M ctlm rrorn "" unton m lJOo .,.. · , , •, • · · ·• ' trolt that tilt' stnkt was on. Elsewbere, the workers went off their jobs at the deadline. 260,000 Are Idled by GM Strike Today Workers at the Toledo Cbov- ~f~\ ~~::;rontr~":;:: while standing by telephones, radios and a teletype. DETROIT (UP!) _The United Auto Workers Union and General Motors Corp. today failed to reach agreem•nl on a new three year contract and the union called 8 strike by more than 260,000 workers at 89 GM plants across the country. The union left on the job nearly 90,000 workers_ at 41 plants that produce either key defense parts or VItal components for auto firms i.n the first "selective strike" tn.auto-labor history. The GM strike came after the union had already won Hamilton. 54 cent an hour contracts About 14,1100 walked out at f m Ford and Chrysler and five GM plants In Cleve_land w~s triggered by non-econ- when the union and the nation~ omlc Issues biggest auto maker were unOfficial word of the strike able to reach agreement on a came 30 minutes after the national contract by the strtke de dline 10 a.m. EST deadline . a . COLUMBUS <UPI) - Gener- Another 8,000 walked out at al Motors employes at 11 plants Ford Motor Co. engine plants throughout Ohio w a 1ked out and foundry In the Cleveland Wanted Man Politics at Is Jailed AGlance By Sheriff of p Morgan Henry, 38 • ortsThe first GM walkout In Ohio m,ou0thhiRt. 1• wanted ~Y th~ ~~~~ 0 began at the Fisher Body plant 0 a• a poro e v 0 8 in Cleveland Thursday night :c:~a~~~:J· 1 ;a~.~~;r::;;:::ct~ whrn 1,250 sl'Cond-shtft employ- . 11 Th d alte es walked out 12 hours befo"' J• urs ay moon. the deadline . They were joined Authoritios said shortly before by 350 third-shift and 1,850 day- midnight Wedneaday of I h Is shift workers. week, a Portland Rt. I resident The others waited _ until the 11 repaportmrtedent tothathtoHSehenryrllfa''Jtegedde-ly d dl lea 8 m. EDT ea me to ve stole his .32 automotlc pistol the1r Jobs. and was planning to shoot an· The 450 employes of the GM other Labanon twp. resident. Ternstedt Division in Cleveland Sherllf Robert c. Barteaand 1,300 at the Elyna Tern· bach'a deportment said a perstl'<it plaPt stayed on the job. son answering Henry's descripThry were among the 41 plants tlon was seen In Chester town· not struck by the UAW in the ship Thurday morning. nation because t1Jey s u p p I y parts for Ford and Chrysler, This report triggered a bunt with whom the union has for the Portsmouth man with reached agreements on national the Pomeroy and Middleport Pocontracts. lice departments and the AthEven if the UAW settles with ens County Sheriff'l office beGM on the national level, many ing notified. of the local plants will have to H h ded In settle local c>lllracts. In Toledo :red WSI opp:;;.e~ m of the local deadline was a week Pa wl B a_reac:' te tar b f tod au aer m es r wp.. y rom ay. Sheriff's officers about 2:45 p. m esterda He 11 being . ANNO 'JNCE DANCE h~tlon an o~der f~ the State There will be a dance follow- 1 Oh' B f p b t' (Continued !rom Page One) ment in • speech prepared for delivery at Western Mlch1~ao University . The Minnesota senator took his carnpelgn Into Michigan after 1 day in New York City with Senato candi· date Robert F. Kennedy. Humphrey said : "Let us con· tlnue to be an America of now faith in old dreaml. Let us contlnue to be an America etoma~ ly vigorous and cresllve. Let America continue to be an ar· senal of Ideas and hope for this weary planet. Let us retain compassion 1n the midst of In· difference, IdeaLs In the midst of cynicism, bello! In the midJt of despair." 110red by the Colonel O.arles Lewl.s Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolutlon, the history and civics teachen of Wahama Senior IDgh School, Mrs. Lone Jones, E. R. Krugh! and Frank capehart. have glv· en special instruction to the study of the Constltull011 of the United Stalel, !be Bill ol Rlght.s, aod !be ~amble. Posters were placed 11 va•tage points throughout the high school · Bulletin boards in the commerce room, the library and history roomo bod attracUve displays of the Decllrattoo ol Independence, the BW of Rights, the Preamble, tho flag ~.the Unlt~..~tttes, ~e flag ......., ag q......,s, p olures of the slgnilli of the Declaratlon of Independence and books and pamphlete about tbe Coostltutlon. 0 LBJ snares Endorsement 0£ s.u Cham• IssUe RaJSe • d 'Agam • byGOP Voice of Broadwav ... reporting 0 0 - - · · - ~ -~ r " 0 . . . - - .. . . - ...... .. By FRED DOWN UPI Sport• Writer The Philadelphit Phillies may not be lost because they hesJ· tated but they sure h~:~ ve ereated a ·free-for-all . I \ ) I I ' I HELEN HELP US! Imadregnant for days at a limo. I tol right away and lhll !a. an excuse for him not Ill take me anywhere. Now rm sitting home wllh a bab)' and wonderin• If thb Is all there ... 11 to marriage. He work1 on j b d I bard) two him. 0He' an doesn't evenY over aend ... me carda 011 opeclal dayl. Life 11 shear monotomy. 1 ) I When I think ol all rm mt.. lng I get slck,On!No mon ~· dances, etc. Y "--.&a~~~• cleaning waohing Ironing maJc. . ' ' 1.,. di., mg formula, cbaog...., pen -If I mt11 thll all now, what will I do ten Years from now, when the children are all In school? He doem't unde!'lltand that a wife nteda • llttlt re. aeaUon, just to get away from lour walls. I'm not saying all huabonda are like this, but If a &lrl walt.l unUJ ohe'a older (I'Pl on!)' 18 now), she can usually see what's ahead. And maybe she's ready to put up with th11t tblnil• better. I have two thlngo ro IBY Ill teen-agers .who aro an otarryeyed about marriage: 1. Make aure you know the person roat. ly well. 2. Llstou when peopla tell you that now 11 the but part o1 your lifo lll!d lllj01 Itt Don't do ao 1 did and recnt 11 later· - SORRY, BUT TOO LATE Dear Helen: we a"' teen..,gers Interested in bicycle hosteUnc In tbt United states. we read about tt once and It sounded Uka ..-.at fun. We hear there 11 ao olllce In New York. Could you let us know where we eould wrtte for Information? ..:KITTY, TAFFY AND JODI Dear Glrlo: . National headQUirterl tor AMERiCAN YOUTH BQS. TELS, INC. 11 at 1' West 1111 Street, New York, N. Y. IOOlL Bava lunl - H. . ...... """ ... . .. . . . . ....... . .. Jacl•ets Ready fo-r Athens In 1964 SEOAL ·Opener crowd." That's because it's mighty crowded up first place in the NL with both the Reds and the Cardinals pressing in behind the Phillies and ere· atlng all sorts of i combinations that could "rob" the Phillies of their first flag W. L. P<'t. GB TP intercepting a Wahama pass. 90 64 ..)84 B The win left Pomeroy Frosh 1Cmcmnati 66 66 ·* I 10 team with a 2.ft slate for the st. LOUIS 86 67 .562 31\ 9 •eason. Pomeroy downed W•· ISan ~·ra u 85 68 .S56 •If. 9 ham.a 8.() in it! first game _ , .. . 1 Philadelphia - At home, 3: 11 when Van Meter crashed over Middleport opens Its 1964 .league l<:~ st year, 1s 1..{1-1 already 1\li.l"'auk•e 3 A • Sl .h tou hd d t sb"ullt h·· . m · L· f · 1964 , d ·d h t\h l ~· " · way, w. . . w1t a c own an exra eastern uo . ehag~e oohf. lm .f .tbanll :ea .v tdo sdow . Ish · ~ Lou i s 3, Cincinnati 2. \ points with 25 sewnds remaina camp<ugn l.omg I m At · ey ou a Js nut ea at e _ . . . . th · 950 ens, underdogs any how you 1sma ll es~ sc hool in Lhe SEOAL . 1 ClncmnaU-:- At home, 5: Pitts-~ mg m ~ game. . smce 1 · . . . , _. burgh 3. Ph il adelphia 2. Away. Waham s lone tally wa.; m The Phillies had an opportun· By Umted Press lnternatmnal care Lu stretch 11. ' Star ters on offense wrb be 5 N y k , th th. d c h R · 1 • · : t>w or 5. IRussell e 1r quar er w en onme lty to restore their lead to four I National League I Perhap!S Ht=ad Co<J C ~I Holler! ·I Larry Vance and John Blake, r s I raced 45 yards to 1 · t. .oUls - At home, 8. Phll -~ . A ·hi h -• th . , : · · . d .. R p •k h h I d h 1 1 1 w. L. Pet. (,8 s ey au e sa iii:' S prrmon· 1JUIHO IS. a tle ens, ay Jc ·: adrl hia 3 N the goal line after catch .mg n games w en t ey paye t e 3 ~il_wauk7e Braves Thur~d ay Phila. 90 64 .584. . . . ition of l_he scram bl: to 1ake , ~ns, a senior. and Craig Raw!- !3. ~ttsbu~ he; York · Away, pass from David White. mght wh1le the Reds were idle. i i i 86 66 .5li6 3 place startmg at B tomgh1 when mgs, a sophomore. at tack- ~ S r.- g . · ' Pomeroy's third TO or lhe · · blew a 5-3 de-- St. Lmu .~ ld tus · squa d th.IS Vi{e , k · lf"s; Randy Humphr€y. a sen- H .an r ra nC'I~Co - At home 8· But the Phlihes li6 li7 .562 3l·'21 he to C'h'. . ' day came in the last peri.xi · · to III. e MI"Jwau kee Braves. S. f"ran. · d Ken Harn.s. a JUmor. - · 'Chicago , ous 1on 3._ Jcago 3· Away ' 8·· when John Bash carried ClSJOn 85 68 .556 4 12 •·If you don 't pl<~y good f(WI· , :or, an 12 3 Reds Close Gap ~lwaukee 79 73 .520 10 ball. beating Athens wil • be ~t gm•rds, and at center, SPn- 1-~- ___ yards to paydirt. Bash also \Tf"nt That enabled the Reds In t'"itt sburgh 77 75 .507 12 like hunting a be<rr wi1h a , lOr Hob C0:1rruthers. 1 in for the extra point.!! after move up within three games of Los Angelt"s i5 i8 .490 14 11z!swilrh." I Bruce Wallace w11l open ali Hom~ Run• Van Meter's second TD. :he Phlllie.s while they sat Chica~n 70 82 .461 HI I Athen s, like every other team quart: rback , Alan Wallace and i ~ational:, Mays, Giants, ._._; By quarters : 1 04 90 416 26 Iin the league, puts 1J boys on , Jol' Stephenson at halfbacks, 1\\1llwms. Cubs, 32; Cepeda, GJ- Pomeroy 6 7 0 6- 19 around ~e1r hotel r~ms a_nd Houston also provided the Cardm~l!! ~~ t~ , New York ,51 100 .336 37 1.'2! t.he fie ld at a tim: . Th ese ll i and Rod Sauer at fullback. :ants. 31 ;__ Hart, _Giants, 29; San· Wahama 0 o 6 Q_ 6 the chan~~ to cut lh~l r f1rst . Thursdays Results !are backed up with a sound i On defense, ends will be to, Cubs. Robmson, Reds, 28 . place defJcJt to only 3/2 games Ch1cago 4 Los Angeles 3 bench. but who needs mueh of · Blake and Carruthers, tack les leach. SIGN FOR FIGHT by sweepJ~g a dou~J eheade~ St. ~o~is 4. Pittsburgh 2, 1 ~1 . a bench with th~t fi rst 11 go- I Hill Ha ll ey and Vance, Dave l Amt-rican: K~llebre~, Twins, NEW YORK (UPJ)- Ligh1 · frl)m the Pittsburgh P1rates 4-2 twl·hght ing ·' Ashley or Tom King at middle ,48; Powell, Onoles, 35 ; Cola· ,heavyweight contender Carl this fall -fresh ami flatt~ring Shapely Cla~~i~ ·and 4-0. St. Louis 4 Pittsburgh 0, 2nd. Top boys 011 the starting out · guat'd; Bruce Walla ce and Rod lvito. A's; St uart, Red Sox; (Bobo ) Olson has signed to print of delicate :\utumn l~.r\"es. You'lrJo\'e it for . And ~ow all at once Lhe two ~ight fit . as fzr as touchdown mak. , Sauer at inside linebaf·kers. M<rnlle, Yanks, all 33. meet middleweight contender its easv-care cotton , , • fur tlte bri.sk uir of fa.s~-Nymg ~ursuers are countmg MII~aukee 5 Philadelphia 3, ing is concerned, are Cot'lch Buddy Moore and Stephensou ! Ruos Batted In Jose Torres in a: 10-round fight its da~sic Bermuda collar and long s lo:>en~s:. their hlessmgs- the chance to mght Don Eskey's halfbacks, DiLk 1at outside linebarkers. B'ld i National · Boyer Card! 115 . at Madison Square Garden OC't. '\'t>ar it ln or 011t. Your tl1o ic·p of Spruce lllue, get at the front-runners face to (Only games scheduled ) Adnm s, converted from a good George Sauer and Alan Wallace · s C ·b 109'. M ' G:- 1 23 . Mapl~ Orange, Oak Gold, and Sycamore Brown face before the season ls over. Friday's Probable Pitchers quarterback last season - and i at ~fety . an~o, ." s. ' ays, 11. I Olson is 1 former middle· print on whit e. Si.z~ 8 tl 1ru 18. Shapely Classir: ••• The Reds have two games left s c• · t Ch' anls, 103 . Torre, Braves, 100. . . an r ranc1sco a Jcago - still only a junior - und Todd C d c· ts 97 weight champiOn and now JS! a smart shirt to be seen in, 3.98 to 5.9B .to play with the Phtlhes and Perry 01-10) vs. Buhl (13·13)- Snvder also 8 1·unior Two ·•Ape a: ,Jans , · Red .:- _ renked s~\lenth among light th C rd' l h th U · h'l d 1 I' · ' · m~ru~an : tuart, .xtX ; . . e . a mas a~e ree. Milwaukee at P 1 a e p ua All • League caliber ends Iuwe Kll b T . h. B heavyweight contender1. 109 nothmg else, thts means the (night- Fisher r]].JO) vs. Ma· kept most opposition runners I R'h~ rew, o~ ',ns, 106eaMc 'tl . PHILAD. .ELPHIA (UP_I_l- Ed haffe 02·9) Igomg . ms1de. . . They are Brnce, By Umted . Pre11s International . Yanks, o mson. noes. . an e. . . . . . . 102: Colavito, A' 11 , IOJ. ,Hogan, public relabont d1rector ; Y .· , St. Lour!i at Pittsburgh Rannow and Larry Coon National League ' f th Ph'! d 1 h. E 1 h · or e 1aep1a ages, as · 1resigned (mght) - Tay lor (8-4 ' or Rlrh- Athens has rolled over Cam· I G. A.B. R.H. Pitching to accept a new posi- I ardson (3·2J vs. Cardw ell 11·0). bridge and -Ironton in pre-'3 eas- Clmnte. Pit 147 592 90 20J _343 National: Koufax, Dodgers, tion In the near future. Hogan : ~os Ange les at H_ oust on i on games: _scoring 53 points lo t\aron, Mil 136 545 99 178 .327 !~9-5; Bu~~mg, Phils, 18-6;, Mar· he! been with the Eagles since i POMEROY OHIO (mght) ~ Ortega (6-9) or L. l the opposJtmn's 18.· . . Carty, Mil 123 417 64136 .:J26 1chal, tiJants, 20-7 : 0 Toole, 1947 1 Mill_er. (4·8 I_ vs. Farreil (11 ·9 L JACKETS READY [Wllams . Chi 152 608 98. 193 .3171Reds, 16·7; Jackson, Cubs, 22- ~ ~~-=========~iiiiii:iiiii:iiiii:iiiii:iiiii:iiiii:iiiii:iiiii:iiiii~:iiiii:iiiii:iiiiiiiiiii~:iiiii:iiiii:iiiii:iiiii:iiiii~ c:n~mnatl al New York 21 Middleport, winless in the Brock , St.L. 147 600 104 1!JO .317 10. I (twl·mghtl - Maloney (}4-10 ) ----------~ .. --. !santo. Chi 15I5GO 86!?7 _316 1 American: Bunker, Oriole1, 1 and Purkey \10·9) vs. Jackson ICnigh O - Bouton 117·13) vs. l Mil 145 560 82 177 .31 6 ,17·5; For~, Yanks, 18-6; Pap· : 00·15) and Fisher (10·16). ' Narum 49-14 ). St L. 15:1643 89 201 .313 pas, Onoles. 15 ·6: Peters, \ Saturday's Gam•·s Baltimore at Clevelan Allen. Phil 154597114166 .312 !White Sox, 19-8; Chance, An· Ci~cinnati at Ne~ York. (night.) - Roberts (11-7) vs. SF 135 503 73 154 .JOB gels, 19·8. i MJlwau~ee at _Ptuladel ptua Tian t 19-3) or Siebert (7-7) . NY 125 468 59 144 I St. Loms ~ t Plttsbur_gh Chicago at Kansas City Amt>ri('an League Lewis Repair Service San FranciSCO at Chicago (night) _ Pizarro 117-9) vs. G. AB. R. H. Pet. FOR (Only games scheduled ) O'Donoghue (9-12J. Min 152 636 107 21111 .324 Amrrlcan League Minnesota at Lus Angeles B.Rbsn. Bal 155 581 76 182 .313 HEATING W3. L. . hl )- Kaat 1C",.81 vs . Cl mnce NY 140 515 57 157 ·31)5 New York 59 l'ct. 612 GB mg PLUMBING Baltimore ~ ~ ·584 4 09·8 1 Mantle, NY 134439 84 133 .303 • ROOFING · Sa1urday'11 Games , Del 136 489 67 148 .303 Chicago 90 64 .584 4 Boston at Detroit Rhsn, Chi 133 596 ll() 148 .298 Detroit 80 73 .523 lJlf.J: at Cleveland I Bos l03 375 66 111 .296 Los Angeles 78 77 .50.1 16'f.! c Cleveland Causey . K. 147 563 79 IC;6 .295 15 CU. FT. 12 Cu. Ft. Deluxe FrHzlr Type 77 .497 I? \', New York at Washing< on 76 at Kansas City, twi· Ystzski, Bos 144 538 75158 294 ' Minnesota 76 77 .497 171.-i light Bressd, Bos 150 541 81 158 .292 , WY 2-2374 CHEST SERVE!. GA$ Bostnn 69 85 448 25 134 Milt St. Mlddle~Ntrt · · at L. Angeles, night Kaline, Det 137 497 73 145 .292 Washington 60 94 .300 :l4 Kansas City 55 97 .362 38 Thursday's Results Orclor ly Phone (No games scheduled) And Tab '&m Hom• Friday's Probable Pitchers WYl-1432 Boston at Detroit - Wilson fll·ll )- vs. Wickersham_ (18-12)1.1 New York at Washington 4 GOOO USED 3000 ITU '- .e =.- · "'f.';,.• - j Ph1 la I · ·· I · 1 • • NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE Prt.l' e lEW 1S TomBoy REPAIR SERVICE SANDWICH 1 Our Weekly VA~LI SPECIAL 60 Chevrolet FREEZER . . . S59·00 Refrigerator · ss9·00 GAS VENTED ELECTRIC HEATER • • S19·00 I + NOMAD 4 DOOR WAGON TOILn REPAIR PARTS /JfnCM hew . to.,...... tht toit.t. ""' Hondlo, " ••• m .. Up per .... Wlro. s . • LC •• . . .•• · Gasket. QHIO VAWY PLUMBING & HEATING Edw1nl Baer, owner . 2321; Stc0ncl PAINT 9. Flush loll. ~~ Pomoroy s•••••. SPECIAL LOW PRICE HOUSE I. Supply Val-. 7, Low.r Sten~ 2. llfttt Tube. wt... ~. l'loal fed. · d~ · t, Fluoh,Vot.. 4, ,,... 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Panther Ninth Gra ders w· 0 Vef a ama Thil column 11 dedicated to family living so If you're bav· IDe ldtl trmd,le ex juol plain trouble, let Helen help YOU, She .will a!IO wel~ome your 01ID amuq experiences. "" c1res1 Helen Bottel In C8l'l t1 th1o newspaper. know ell 1111 aport- u 1 letl>ql wilt and iitothar. Whoa I f1rlt mat Tom ba '1111 :.::.!"" Races at A Glance STEAK HOUSF '1110111h11'd write to lot 11aD- ~.."7110::..,':,~,. -=101 pu....... First It was the Cincinnati Reds who barged back into the National League pennant race and now it's the St. Louis cardinals who have moved back in~o a position which must be reckoned with. Things were get· ting pretty sticky for the Phil· lies 24 hours ago but today they know the meaning of the old refrain that "three 's a Crow's --...,. - - - - apr1 *• Leaders • - • - • • ..,,.. Deer llalfa: ff'red a sprained ankle ln an lauto accident last weekend and !Culloms has been slowed up by a knee mjury gridders under the lights, ··our . ball 23 times, pickmg up 117 Porter, quarterbacl;: ; D a v t I Elsewhere tonight, Racine ocrense will be just as good as yards. Halfback Mike Mo ssman Reed and Rex Cummings, t>nds ; Ihosts Kyger Creek, Middleport ~~~~~~~ M:Hler (7·7) . HRs- T BOOSTERS TO MEET the line that is leading it." proved to be another backfield Bob Crow and Don Cullums, goes to Athens, and Rnens-!131. Pe~rk t=r 13 !. The Eastern High School athWellston. so far. is undefeat- pacesetter as he picked up an guards ; Harley Hendricks and wood invade• Wahama . Sat'"'" 1 010 OlO 020---- 5 8 0 lettc Boosters Club will meet ed . The Rockets downed lron· average of nint yards per try Louu1 Diehl . tackles, and C~:~r· day ev-ening Rutland will vilit - -- 1 000 000 030- 3 5 0 Mondav. Sept. 28, at I p..lll. ton 14--e in their first game ·and ,in the same battle. ' son Crow at center. Eastern . '' Bt&ter I 6MI tlaa• Blasingame. Olivo r8• and at the high schooL ;: - - - - -- - - - -bauballl. .Riellt, M. . !'' !Torr.. Bunning, Baldst'hun !7l, I I c8 1, B"ozer i9) and Tri· TO ASSIS1' WEISS Dalrymple 19\. Wmn~rST. LOUIS t UPI) - Fonner •7·51. Lo~r - Bun· St. Lou is Cardma1 General ( 18-6 •. I Mc:11a~er Bing Devine is soon to Pennant Races A.t A Glance nst Game ) be hired b)' the New York Met• Phillies can't back in. They' ve llhe eighth The losing pitcher Flood had five hits and Lou . By Unil.t'd Pre•• International ID Loui.tl 110 020 000- 4 9 0 as assis1.a!'!t to president George got to beat therr closest uur· was Jim Bunnin~. the veteran Brock and \l1ke Shannon hom· /Piltbltrgh 000 000 200_ 2 9 0 Weiss, according to the Sport.. suers or blow the flag. who so often had been the Phil- ered to lead the CardinaLs' ot'· Am~rlcab Leacue . and Uecker. I irru News . ·' 117 111 The Phillies dropped thl'ir Ilies' "stopper" this season. fense during the doubleheader _ W. L. Pet. GB TP (51. Wood , Schw<'l11 l Devillf, recenlly fired u gen-fourth straight gamt' and sixlh Wade Blasingame went 7 1·3 Ron Santo's ninth-inning sac- New_ y or k 93 59 .612 16 1, McBean ,81 <'ind , era! manager of the Cardinal!:, 90 64 8 in their last seven ouLing!: in a innings to pick up hi~ st~venth rifice fly dimaxed a two-run Baltimore .f Paced by the running of·:~f.~ I!:~~~Lo~se~r~-~W~ond=~IO:·l~l~ . IWer ~"~ex:p~e~ct:ed~C~o~t~ak~e~ov~e~r~!~l'OIII~ 90 64 -5&4 fashion that ha s become 1ypical win of the season . rally and gave the Chicago Chl('Rgo .584 4 8 fielder Lenny Van Meter, (J 2th l. ss when the latter retires. · i~ recent days - they hit 1oo Bob Gibson s~atlt-rrd nin e Cubs a 4·3 victory over the Lo~ ~ew Yo_rk - At home. 7: De· Pomeroy Baby Panther little and too taLe. hits and struck out 11 lo raise Angeles Dodgers Jn the only i troll ..~. ( IPveland 3. Away, 3: Graders downed Wahama , lt-6 , Two triples by Joe Torre- the his season tota l t0 8 club d 1 other game played in the ma · 1Wa shn_lg\on 3. Thursday •venir~g at Bachtel · first in Ute setond inning and of 232 for th C di 1 rec~~ jors. Rookie Paul Jaeckel, who Bal_hmore - At home, 5: Field . the second in the eight h- drmre first g e /rR na sS~~ k~ shut out the Dodgers for t~e 1Wa shmgton 3. Detroit 2. Away, Van Meter who rotated al 3 in three of the runs that ere- ca me b:n~e . ~h .a~t . a e~ 11 last two innin~s. received cred· l3 .c.leVPland 3. the quarterb~ck arKi halfback atf'd a 5·0 Milwa ukee lead and a five- hi~ e/~ e mg . C.Jp Will · it . for the victo~y whi Le Bob Ctuca~o - AI hor:ne, 5: Los 1slots. scored in the first quar· negated a desperation three-run . . h. , n~ 10 stnkeflut" lo I M1ller suffered h1 s seventh Joss Angeles I. K_ansa1 CJty 4. Away Iter on 8 65 yard punt return 1 15 Philadelphia ra lly in the last ofJr.rlse recur to 19 ·10 · Curt against seven wins. ,3: Kansas City :'1 . iand then raced for a 45 y.llrd ' National League ITD in the second period after j ~toU:,";":!;~:'!; THE DAILY SENTINEl Terry, T!ttii'IIWI, aon, 2:10 p.m. Tburaday. Dt.oobarcad Patients recently dlschar'ed Included Jaaa Kelley, Jr, Mrs. Barry F. Bearba, Richard E. Vaughn, Wadi H. SU!Iwai· on, Mra. A. W&YDI Tbomat and Infant son, .Georto Balli, Patricia llraal, Boward Roat; Mrs. Robart Brag, Mro. Wll· bur Gooch, Echvard Dyo, Mrs. Wilbur Winas, Mrs. IAalla Bryaot, 11rt, !met! Grilfln. ~~rt, Olear 11. &uflilll!d lltllllkl 1. l11111er, - -~- in 1because of injuries. Reed lui· r Pbllllpo, Rt.B:.:.edro. ValvoUne up Meldahl 12:'5 a. dent Jolutaon lo reported to be Mrl. Gary Lee Northup, Rl. you dQQ't Deed 1111 advlc:e. lktmo m.; Rave.,wood down Meldahl e•tremely concerned ibout J Ga!UpoUa, llauah14!', 6:116 p. g1r1a are.-B. Dl~-~ ~·::: OP 5:30 a.m. "moral latmeu" In America 111. Thursday. Mrs. Robort H. P. 1- lilrl'l - who waa'L - .. ., -- Gallipolis Dtm - Lynn B. that has been reflected In ,... down 8 p.m.; J. S. LewiS down ,cent disregard of law and order 9 p.m.; Frleberger dOW!I 12:30 in many areas. a.m.; JaneT . up 2:5() a .m.; L. JohllBOil's views were relayed Fieore up '''O a.m. to newsmen Thursday by T.... Kanawha River - 0 . F. Gov. John B. Connally, who hal Shearer up Marmet 10:13 p.m.; been staylna at tho Whlto Jerry Bosworth up WinfiP.ld House. 4:SO p.m.; W. R- Shaver, Jr. The governor uld the condown Winfield 5:30 p.m.; Sol· corn stemmed from a """"" vay down Winfield U·so p.m.; plete breakdown ol law and Thelma Ann do"" Winfield 2:" ordor" shown by_ lllcldenta in a.m.; Allen R. Merrill up Win- many part.l of tltt country thla field 3:05 a.m.; Lucy Jane Lu- yeor. Thele were not confined eaa up Winfield S:45 ~ .m.; Hel- to demonstration• or rlots 9\'~ eu .z. dOWD Winfield e:so a.m. raclallliuel, be aa1t1. Major Leap. R<sult • 1 12nd Game) _ By Ualtett PrHt lnt~:rnaOon.a 1St. Louis 001 010 Otn- , } f NatJoaal l..e&Juc Pittburgb 000 000 000- I S 1 Lo! Angele!ll 000 003 000-- 3 11 Z Sadeckl !19--10) and ~ Chicago 001 000 012- 4 7 0 ver. Butters, Schwall \8),~ Singer. B. Miller l71 and Tor-; 19), Sisk (9) and McFarlaae, borg, Camilli 19). Ellsworth. 1LoSf'r- Butters 0·2) . flfta.;.-18• and Berte\1, Schaf· Brock ll51h i, Slla.nnon (9th).;;~ (8J. Wmner ~Jaec kel •1-0l. • to I Panther st.M:rters Reed and hu Cullums may see limited •ction NL Race Turns Into Three-For-AIJ :6,,., -.. ~~W! ~- . - Wellston will appear at Pan· ther stadiwn as a slight favorUe, but Panther mentor Charley Chancey has high hopei that his grldders will upset the Roc· kets' vistory plans. = Hospital News "of-~offense agains1 Wellston a• 0 ., Sept. 20, 1.... Line Seores: 8outheatern Ohio League grid of players was hard at work fensive team,'' is Fullback Ter- lhe first two games . play at·. home tonight against preparing for the e'ncOWlter ry Ervin. Ervin averaged five This will include Phil Swin· the power . packed Wellston Chancey said last night dur· yards per carry last week dell at fuJiback , Bob Smith and Rock.ets. ing a light workout by his against the Oaks. He ran the Bill Jewell at halfbacks, Frank journment. There wu serious talk of oloslng up ahop lor till year by the end of next week. The S,!nate ~lly approY. ed a non-binding "sense of Congress" compromlle Tllunday on reapportionment of state legislatures 81 a rider to lt.l long-delayed forelp aid authorization bill. It tllea staved off an effort to tabl&-and thus ldll-tbe eompromise and the blggell apparent hurdle to adj0111'111H11t was cleared. Like water pourli!J throUgh I broken dam, legislation began eoThrly ~:!4 to llllborlle to move. The Senate rushed the • Yo $3.S billion foreign aid btU to the full ts-~ bllbutiiClll;: passage, approved scores of Jotmson uk..., pondli!J oomlnations and puaed approved an even $S.S 116 non-controversial biU1 bofore Tha loiter llgi.JN ~ quilting lor the nl&ht. matcbeoed:the~ bt actual T!te thorny reapportionment approv "';:'" tht uestion went b a c k to the appropriations to D8DOI wltere leaders were,... pr~~ato retumed lo wort ported ready ro take the Sell&te , mLse the ben ,.1 today on President Jotmson I ;,::~::;01 po;;cal tblcket that Appalachia bill, wltlch the Ollol bot bedeviled Congrall Iince Executive wao reported lo want the Supremo Court'• June II ba41r for the elect!Clll campaign. rulln But ttl proopects lor llnal pa. . 111 ~i. decision the hlgb eourt age thla year are s~oudad. ruled that eoch Houao of • alate The HOUJO bao not • legislature muot be apportioned on the balds of populadoo. Tho Cancer Society to lubSenate cornpromlae wa• a Meet on Tuesdaw' stltuto for a meastn to delay the court'• order lor 0110 year. Tha annual moetlnl of tha It upresses the "sonae o1 Con- Melp County UDit of the AJIIIl'o greu" that statel ahoulh ba lean cancer Society will be hlld. given up to siJI: montb to re- Tueaday, September 29, at 7:30 apportion In line with the ruiiJti. p.m. at tbe llllddleport Billa The fo...,lgn aid bill, bear11IJ school. the reapportionment rider, ap- Election of offlcera will be f!arently wu destined for a held, Anyona who hu contrlbo Hou...senate conference com- uted a doUar or IliON to I h • mille but Utto dJHicully was 196' Cruaada II CIOIIIidorad I ezpected tn worklnl out an member and II olJ&Iblll to JOt& SOCIAL CALENDAR ~ ~~tc=Il ~~=.~·~;~ ~":.; M~~~~~N.U:UPI)-Proal· rag non .. league Ulta, will begin tured this week while his crew I squad, which i!l called an In the &!nate, Congr• .,.. peared launched today on a final llampede towat<• ,J• River News OUT 'THERE! I Tbe Pomeroy Purple Panth· " We intend to give them a 1Oak Hill 30-8 ht:)t Friday . Coach Chancey in lends en. win111n ln their two open- good game," Coach Chancey ' The big cog of Wellston's ventured this week while er reapportionment broken ':!'- .... Panthers Promise Tough Rockets 'Good Game' ~:!'.:!!:ti'!':k Six-Week:WgjamBroktm, tt~!u~nstltu~CO::~~ Lef'idation Pouring Out · ember 17 through 13, and •po•· W~IUNGTON (l}pn - With a sll:·Wtek logjam~ FRESNO CaUl (UP!) -Rep . • · · William E. Miller campaigned for votes today In a hedge-It~ ping tr•p through Caltfornle 1 lush agrtcultural heartland. lllttlne bard at hla theme that the Democrata. not tho Republlcans, hava led tho nation Into war, Mlller told • cheering t>B[' bsan erowd at a $100-a-coup e dinner Thursday night: "Everybod knows that thl.s . Y ~ blllmoss about Barry Go! . ..,ter leading 111 Into war Ls 1 lot of shortly after the 10 a.m. EST suburb of Brook Park in a lng the Easten .• Rutland f~ot- 1 ~nd P:;ole u:~a~ ;arol;ov~~~ bu~k. The Democ;,ats bave let deadline today. wildcat strike touched off by bell game Saturday evemng I Th It h . st 8 • us Into four waro. More than 20,000 work ors suspension of a union commit- lasting untll ll:3o p.m. at the or, ar." e~:::;:•• agam en struck GM plants In Cleveland Ieeman. Eastern High School. The ry p · WASIUNGTON (UPl) - The and Ita suburbs, Columbus, To· I In Toledo, the walkout was cheerleaders are sponsoring the Also lodged in county jail Scripps-Howard Newspapers toledo, Manofield, Cincinnati and delayed until word was re· dance. Thursday was Lowell Heister day announced their oupport of on a warrant from Crawford Lyndon B. Jobnaon for prettl· county Common Pleas Court dent. and the probation department An editorial published In tbe there. Heister was arrested by 17 scrlppli-Howard newspepara utd the Urnes called lor prov· Pomeroy Police Chief Jed Webster. en quolllle• of leaderahlp "and thil paramount eonaideradon In By DOROTHY KILGALLEN EN ROUTE WITH GOLDour opinion, makes John· Leonard Presented WATER tUPI)-GOP preslden· 1011 a natural choice. To Local Officials tlal candidate Barry Goldwater II wu the flrlt Umo lhe Allan L. Leonard, newly charged today that President Scripps " Howard newspapers • d 1 1 t " bod endorsed a Democrat for . Broadway Bulletin Board feud Is more vlolent than ever - strlrt· appointed lccal manager for the J, 0 hnson • a . m n., s ra .. on preeldent since they supported YOUTH ASKED FOR IT Pamela Mason pulled her 10-year-old Jy verbal, so far _ and outclasses the gas company In the Middleport- shows no lnebnatlon to sup- Franklin D. Roosevelt for . . son, Morgan, out of the "Sandpiper" Kim Novak-Laurence Harvey feud, the Pomeroy area, was _l~trnduced port the newly enacted civil election In li:M. Tbls column Is dedicated to film. She claimed there were supposed Ava Gardner-Deborah Kerr feud and the to local elected offtetals and righll law. The declslon was determined young people, their problemo to be a governess and a tutor in constant Chamber of Commorce officials The Arizona aenator raised by a voto of the editol'll of the and pleasures, thalr troublel attendance at the Big Sur location, and Liz Ashley- Vivien Leigh feud . at a dinner meeting held at the the civil rights Issue in 10 air· 17 Scripps-Howard newspapel'll and fun As with the rest ol th t th re t S nl t inger Gloria L · t' f ~ch . . · h a e was o y a u or - so s e ynne Is recupera mg a • gas off'1ce ·m Middleport Wed- port -1"' -- at Portland•. Maine . and genera) echtonal ~1eeu· Helen Hel Us! It welcome~ whisked the lad back to Los Angeles and ter being hit in the leg ba a bullet. She nesdav evening. ao he battered the admmtstraP • ~ ·F h 1 So th te lion on the crime and corru~ Uvea at • day-Ions meeUng laughs but won't dndge a serlas of now it looks as if Elizabeth Taylor somehow got In the mid le of a battle ~ - . Rot e. u eas m . • here. will be getting a new little actor to play between cops and an alleged stickup man District manager for Columbia tion question acroso New Elli· Tho aditorial said the ous quesUon with a brusb-<tll. her son in the movie . . Puzzling. With in Cleveland . Shakeup-time is long Gas of Ohio, Jnc., was the land. Scrippa _ Howard Newspapera Send your teen-age quest!Ollll all the '-'ason money, one would thi~K overdue at three MORE ma_jor movie 1host and Introduced other gas Goldwalor said that although b ld b k fr f to YOVTB ASIED FOR rr 11 h ' Morgan would have a year-'round gover- companies . . Europe's pretty new 1compony officials K E Gal- he voted against It, be hopes e ac . om orma Y c ..,.. 1 81 ness of his own, wherever he went .... . cqa:een, Ann-Marie of Greece, has an aln· !Iant. Jackson Divi;ion ·ma,;,ger; the civil rights law "doea the p~gnu~ad ~~. .un~~ ~.,:a:- =~f;olpe~elen He P US! tidl Wo ld ' F I h'blto h ' b azing look alt' k t'n f T. p All • J w Cottrill special represen· J·ob." He then added: .,. · .• , · · r s a r ex t rs w o ve een . e one o m an ey s .. .. . ' d W d I "But lt'o not going to do It Goldwater a fair cbanco to WH N YOU BESITATK hanging on by the stubs of their check- most promising singers. who is a1so nam- tatJve m this area, an en a .• stlte hJa cue. WAIT! book hoping for a September "influx" ed Anne-Marie. They're close to the Gerlach . Following the dinner unless tis enforced and the "He h don th 1 d Oea H , 1 . a _now, an f t · ht 'J d' · d h th ·1 a fllm "'C'I ner on the Move" present administration shows aa r e1en. o pa rons, are mtg ' y csappomte so same age, ave e same smt es, wear was shown~ gy no Inclination toward support- although we admire his energy, I am almost 18 and In love far. There are more and more forced do- their hair the same way and photograph . lng it-just as the last attorney couroge and lrankneu and eon- with 0 boy who wlll be out of sings and bankruptcies. and very few almost like twi,ns. general <Rober F. Kennedy) alder him_ a peroonally attrac- high school thla year. Then bo ha ve enough hope or funds to hold out • ' u tndl d 1 d t find 1 to to night !'until the official closing Oct. 18. The one One of the nation's top comedienne• showed no Inclination toward ~e VI ua' we 0 no P ani go co ~.e. show that has been packing in whatel•er Is a bit upset because the lady she supporting Jawo we had on the his argomenl.s persuaSIVe and He Ia working part.tlmo, <lerkbooks-adequate laws to give 4o not think be has mown ing, and will try to get 1 full· crowds there are Is the f!lm "To Be thought was her best friend is turning people the right to Vote. " Alive" at the Johnson Wax Building. out to be a far better friend to her es1that IIIbe has _tdhe qu,a,liflcatlons. III edt- time job when he graduatos. Most of the people who've "lived with" !ranged husband - and sbowing up all Gauge readlnpt Gallipolis Renew• Cbargq or. e preSI oncy, e We have plans to 'get marthe Fair since It opened predirt next sea· over town with him. Our heroine Isn't Dam 18.8, 12.8, running three In a speeeh prepared for de- ronal said. ried In February· Ill have son's exhibitors will be very tough for terribly hurt, just somewhat embarrass· quarters of I foot on the rol~ Uvery at Albany, N.Y., Gold· another year . and a baH of the corporation to deal with. ed Joe Levine continues to collect ers, Pomeroy-Mason 2l.tl'l, Pt. water renewed his charge thai acbool, and wtll keep on till I got my diploma. Important TV offers are coming In unique tributes. More than 500 movie tn- Pleasant 24.74, Hinton .$1 fall- Johnson may have been helped for Lalnle Kazan. Barbra Streisand's un- dustry repre sentatives from more than lng, Kanawha Falls minus .09 toward the Wltlto Bouse by 1111 parenll bave asked ua to derstudy in "Funnv Girl." since her on.. 56 cou ntries will fly to Paris to pay tri· falling, Charlsston 17.89. Lon· a Bobby Baker "kick back." llve with them. Be'cl work asong debut on the Phyllis Diller show. bute to his colorful showmanship In con- don, Marmet and Winfield d•ms Goldwater'• second opeech of round the ho111e to pay lor our Laini e's rendition of "Don't Rain On My nection with "The Carpetlraggers" and were on the sills. the day waa mad• at Concord, SEPT. Z'7 room and board, and I'll do I Parade" did the trick and she's going "Harlow" as well as 23 other pirtures Boat movemeoto: N.H., as he headed toward Al· Rally Day will be held sun. lot of the housework. They monplaces: she never had a chance tO lm- he 'll be making with Paramount Part of Ohio River - Southern down bany and his acbeduled meet- day s tember 27 at Chester ey be malrea at tbe atore would press an audience before because Bar bra the celebration will be a 24th film - "A 13, 4:03 a.m.; Lee May down ing with Gov. Nelson A. Rock• Method!~ church. Morning wor· pay our other ,es:pentft. And hasn't missed a performance. Day in !he Life of Joe Levine"-which 13, 3:20a.m.; Jolm Ladd Dean toller. A crowd about the same ship will be at 9 a.m. Ba!ket pretty soon hell be able to • • • is seven minutes long. down 13, 7 a .m.; A. J. Patron me as that at Portland turned lunch will be served at noon. ba~e a •tratght Job. A big controversy is raging In Ger· up 14, 2 p.m.; Loul.slana up 14, out to meet Goldwater and hil The afternoon program will I d like your advice, please. Show biz speculators are thinking twice about Importing Beatie imitations many around Helen Gurley Brown's new 1:20 a.m.; New Martl.,vllle up wile at the Concord Airport. have Hev Pearl casto bring· Don't you think "' have II from England. One group recently bomb- best-seJler, "Sex and the Office" Some 14, 7:10 a.m.; Jeffboat up 15, AI he baa before, Goldwoter liiJ the ~essaae. Everyone 11 worked out pretty weii!-C.B. ed to $50.000 of their promoters' money of the gazettes over there have put the 7:03a.m.; Peggy Dowoey up 16, urged that usa of moral penu- welcome B. .. . Sophia Loren must be getting hous.. debate on the front pages . . . Former 3:20a.m. ; Bob Benter up 16, aston to cure the clvll rights · Dear C.: U you weren't a little - · happy - a mania that's fun to indulge Prime Minister Harold MacmiJlan, who 8:'0 a.m.; Buckeye State up problem. when you make a million per picture. beat a rather hasty retreat out of Brit- 18, 12:55 a.m.; Ph!Up Spurn "People don't like to be ried that it WON'T work out She's just bought a little luxury flat in ish politics al:er the Profumo Affair, down 18, 5:30 a.m.; Beaver pushed by law," he 181d, "but well, would you be wriUng me Paris for $180,000, and plans to live threatens to emerge from retirement if down 18, 6:ii0 a.m.; National people can be pushed by bonfor advica? A good rule l.s: She there - with her Carlo Ponti. of course Barry Goldwater becomes President of down 19, 7:05 a.m.; Chris Jr. est, lrom-th..baart reuonlng." Entered B01pllll who besltatet - ohould waiL - when she ftnisheo doing "Judith" in the United States. At least that's the the· up 20, 7:20 a.m.; Harvey Jor- be said. Among tiioso who entored Statistics show that about Israel. While she's catching up on the fun ory that his friends have been buzzing dan down 22, 5 a.m.; CndrlngHoller boapltat In !Ito paot 14 hal! of aU teen-a1e marrlaget in Paree, her fabulous multi-million dol- about, saying things like "England wiU ton down 22, 8:10a.m.; George PLAN DANCl!. hours were Ronnie s. F01, Rl 10 wrone, often because of the lar vlJla near Rome will be in dust-covers need a ma_jor figure to keep the balance Price down 23, 2:15 p.m.; San The Pomeroy Athletic Boost- 1 Bidwell, Lave M. Dunoan, very things you've aientloned: . . . OUt Hollywood way, the natives are of the free world" and "Gladstone came Pedro down 23, 6:13 p.m.; El· era ora 1ponsuring a dance Sat. Rt. 1 VInton, John P . Hawker, llvfn& with parent.l; trylna to uylng the Warren Beatty-Robert Rossen back at 80!" , gercUif down 23, 12:05 a.m.; Jef· urday oventna at Ilia Junior Rt. 1 Thurman, Mro. Eva Me- combine hl&h icbool and bOtJieo Iorson down 23, 2:11 a.m.; Lu- IDgb achool !rom 8 to 11 p,JIL Nealey, Rt, 1 Ewlngton, Ml'll. work wllb married l1!e- whlcb ollie dowu 23, 2:U a.m.; Cl'IICI· T!te Jayo will omceo. Charleo Nlll'DWI M<Gulrl, Rt. me&llll a girl "Mn.-out" on all ble down 23, 2:U a.m.; Char1 Crown City, James T!turman the fun; cutttne oomero 14 Time ...._ Hatlo les K. down 23, 7:11a.m.; Penn. TO GIVE CONCERTS McGuire, Rt. 2 Crown City, make enda meet UDW ;you'ra sylvania down Greenup 7 p.m.; MOSCOW tUPI) - Artur Ru· camtlle Ann McGraw, 2422 Lin- JOIDc around In circles; job fHEN 'THEY COLLAPSE IN '/HE CW6• Panzo down Greenup 7:SO p.m.; benlleln mlvetl here T!tureday. coin Avo., Pt. Pleai&Dt, Rober prospecta poor, colleie dropHOUSE,AND BElWEEN GASPS .WONDER Allied-Ashland up Greenup 8:- The Polish-hom American pia- c. Cook, Maoon, w. Va., Mro. out almoot a certainly - and WAATS '/HI! MAnER .... 05 p.m.; Ztmmer down Green- nlst, who 1.s 75, will &lve three John Hoscbar, RL I 'loulh>llde, tben rtiJ'Ots, lll!d !Jaretl tenJ. up U6 a.m.; Orco up Green- concerts In Moacow, two In W. Va., Douclll 11. Morris, pera, and aomebody ohouti:"U SOY! AM up 5 :~ a.m.; Chrl.sly down Leningrad, and one In Kiev In Jackson, Mrs. Balder E. Rhea, you. just hadn't ltllbd lilt Into ~ALLiN/ Greenup 6:20 a.m.; E P. Jones the next two weeka. Rt. s Jackson, Ml'll. Charles J. thlo .. .. .. 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RAWLINGS SONS CO. :'eD I LIEVING COAL COMPANY HEINER'S BAKERY BE SURE TO SEE THE 1(15.00 1000 Middleport Hill year by vyef nc time 111 the first heat was eve,n slow~>r. 2 0'2 Combat Time s wmmng t•me m the t!eco~ heat was 2 00 •·5. the sf n the three Jug beltS 19"1 TO HAVE and TO HOLD It ..h, U 8 - h 1 THE MARTIN RESTAURANT MOTOROLA i 1,,..""""'""'"'"'______, "! 1 01 r famltv Sunda y 01<'1 AWARE OhiO I UPI I - IOO·vards to iO Comb<~t T•me Iflag saluie Mrs Vernal John· mendmenst to the CoiistiMio~• ll Misses \11nnle and Ethel Orr '~ · . ~~~t was t 1;mg to twcome only thfo 1son led devotions She read a 3 of whtdJ were ratified and of Chester <'a iled un Mrs A H 'II was une of thf' ..... ~ second Ohw owned horse to I "17th Century Prayer,'' and be10 known as the Bill of I H~lllt-v Saturday races I ve t!Vt'r dmt'n wJn th~ .Jug. "What Makes A Saml" • The _ca.me Mr and Mrs Stanlt'y Trussell That was driver B•lly Haughn M group sani "Work For The : Rllght~ the Ford motor car ' and M• and Mr~ Ralph Trus·: t descrlmion of Vicar H<~ll· ' For V•c~r's ow ner onM ~r::- I NJght Is Comtng." and prayed n 'put ita workers on an i~;;~!!!";;!!!!;;;: ::It'll :tnd famalv sptnt Sund»v on! , . F<rrlanf'", (jrosse Pomte. ICI. the Lord's Prayer company and a flve-day II iii arltrnoon with \1r and Mn over'& VI.Ciory in 'I hursdalvlt~ I tht' ViCIOI y was worth $24,63_6 50 : Mrs Johnson waa ai~o les· eight-hour day J.lobt-1 t TruS!!f'll aM daughters 19th runmngJ of th~ {1~6 o~CCl~d I pushmg his a\1-t•m• b wm;mgs son leader using the topic, w~ek 1959 the prtme mm•ster I }c'a~tern tie Brown ug e to $131.~ Corn at •me I'· Read With Gr~aler Under· n , hot by o M, 00 M s Wateman Whale jewel m paclna'• TJiple Crown earned $13,984 for the second dl --;-, ICeylon was s d of an/Mr and Mrs HoHauKhlon however. w•s '" plaee fmtsh Sheer Gem us. who ' sta;h::nernoon •pent com- and died the tlfl\ the mt-r Dome wood ot Akl on spelll th.,. mmonty among the 35,000 hmshed third, plcktd up $7 990 I pleting reports and the group I A thouaht fofn~r v'annevar I 1- lld.tv "•termxm with Mr .and who packed tht' picture;use ror h•s owner. Garden S t a l e ' lanned an open mfl'etmg to be American ena d· ' Mrs Gruve• Wh•tt and Dons Delaware Countv F'aJrgrou dd Istable. Pa.!lsalc, N J ~eld m October at the I..orust Bush, once sai ges but the H \1 d To most of the "h1vermg crow . 1 c an ill Mr .and Mrs OeR\'t'l I an I d r ~ few bnef mo· Vicar Hanover's wlnmng tlmt! I Grove Commumty Ce nter at "The . scene of men of aood w daughlt'rs Lave• ne A.lw•rna IJt lookt~ oJ f a V Hanover for the mile on the fa lit half- which time the mothPn of 4-H Ia&piratlQ~It •• and Paula uf ~ ostt'r W Va. ments as J t I C~r all I mlle track wu 2 01, consider- youngsten wlll be invited al!i : Will pers !I . spent .Sunda~ aftern()on With I ml~hl nut wTim 1 athe Buckeye 1\ ablv off Ihe l 57 1-~ record set FRANCIS FLORIST and GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. ROBINSON'S '' I I Mornt~g V. D. EDWARDS Insurance Agency SHIRT FINISHING -I :3o 121% he~ I 4 I ,;;,ekot wu:.: m. 1 1 1 Man's Reconciliation with ,, God Explained in new Book' By LOUIS CAI!8ELII ern, courageouJ a1l4 opemnlndUntied l'ftll lnternallonol ed as Biohop Jobn IIA>I>Woo'a Comer oi Fourth ODd Maw St. Churcb or Chrllt, Pomeroy. Chnstlan theology has al - " Honest To God." Middleport ft,tv . Nyle Bordtn, Jerry Maatets. pastor: Sunday wayil asserted that Jesus Christ And it is considerably leu THE llllnlster. Sunday &fhool ~ 30 School 9 30 a. m. Churcb lU 30 accomplished 8 "reconciliation'' muddled in its theology than a m Arnold Richards, Supt. a m · Chrzstiao Emieavor II :JO between God and man Thls IS that IM!nsatwnal be!kelllt. In MORNING Morrung Worship, 10 30 8 m p: 01.·.· f!lvenlna Service, a:'ao p. the heart of the Gospel 1fact, It is a mucb-needecl · 18! quel which ought to be rdllly Church of God, Mt. Morta.b: m But what exactly does zl anyone who waa stimulate«. anI PLAYED Rev lra M. Tibbs. pastor · SunSyracus-e Flrst United Pres· mean? noyed or JUs' plam confust*l by day School D.4J a. m.; Worship byterian Church, Rev . Howard T God" To many people, It means " Honest o . servl ce ll a.. m. ,and 7 4:5 P m · Ruppelt, pastor; Wonhlp serZiou Cburcb or Cbrilt, Pome- Prayer mee· -g 30 P m Tues- vtce 9 a. m., Sunday SChool, aomethlng like tins Dr Routley feel& that it is roy • HarrtsonvWe Road. Eu- day . Young People, 7·30 p. m 110 a m. ; Prayer meeting, 7:30 1'God was angry with men nolhmg short of blasphemy t1 gene Underwood, miwster. Bi· Friday p m Wednesday because of the1r sms But Jesu!! 1 sugge~t that w~t Jesut did for ble school 9.30 a. m.; Mornmg became hurnaruty's champmn mankmd wa" to placate a tyworship 10 30 a. m., Evemng Bradford CbW'Cia uf Chrl1t. Federated Church. PoDlflroy, On the cross He suffered m 1rant God who was waiting to worshan 7:30 p m.: Roberl Reed N I. lrnbO'ien, pastor; Homer Re" W H p ,. r our stead, ac'ceptmg the puntsh1pumsh His peopl1 with death." T S B'bl SchooJ • . . er m, pas1o ; 1 Bible Clchool Suj)t. Forrest, upt. I i earl Kautz. Supt.: s ll Dd. y ment we deserved IGod . was Actually, he says, Chtiat'l 9:30 L m.. Morning Worahlp, School, 9· 15 B. m.: Wonhlp placated by Jesus sacrlfJce, mJssJon was exactly the oppo. 11 UB Cburcb, Letart F': 1t, Sun. 10 30 a m.; Evemng Worahtp, bou and now iii prepared to love l ~ite He caiJl8 to reaseure.)ll.en 30 day School 9 30 a. m.; Worship 7 p. m. Wednesday, 1 p. m r 10 I . m. any human bemg who appears that God not hostile toward 15 se 1ces Sunda_y, 7.30 p, m. BibiCI Study. bf h s throne of judgment First S.ptist Church, Middle- e ore 1 them ld Boo pleadme: the name of Jesus " This plduN will always live m my memory. It wu ,.HIE CHU ..CH JI"O.. AU.. CbUrch of lhe Nuareae, Pom- Fr,.edom Gospel Mission, Ba- i port. Rev. Dona ne, oasThe Doctrme of Atonement, Thmk God Unfrtendly Sunday mornma, ond 1 WRI about eleven ye&ra old. 9 15 a. m~, AL.L. fi'Oft THIE CHU"CH eroy Rev. Clyde HenderiOn. sban Suversville Road: E. J tor; Sunday Scoool formulated, has become one Man has a natural tendt!lley, 10 I wa1 on my way to Church School when I met Tom 10 · 15 pastor, Su.lday Scbool 9:30 a Griffith. paswr, RoHer W II· Fred Hoffman, Supt.; of the greatest stumbling I Dr Routtey aays, to think al The Cll\lreh II the IJ'eale.t fadur Snyder. It didn't take much urging for me to jotn him 8 6 p blocks for modern seekers afl-~ God as bemg unfriendly and .,. ..nh lor !he bulldlnt ol chanr · m., Mormng Worship 10 30 lord, Supt., SUnday School 10 m. Worsb~p Ser;lce; BYP In a fiahinr expedition. .., Old rltlld.clu...ntp It 1111ton m: NYPS 6 45 p. m. Evemng a m · Evangelistic ServlCe 7- m.: Evemng \\orshtp, 7: il er faith Tiley JUst can't work unfaJr Everything that goes I hod always thouaht it would be fun to play lw~~te of ifPir!tual val-. W•lhout a atronr Churdt, Mflher democntey hooky It tame as kind of a shock that it watm't. I was tervicCI 7:30 P· m. PraYer 30 p:• m 0 rayer meeung, 7:ao 1m.: Wed. 7:30 p. :~ !~ up much enthusiasm for the wrong m Jt[e become! another liar rivllb.tbl can llllrViv. ..,..,. downright uncomfortable, aitting there with my line meeting, 7:30 p. m. Thursday, p. m. Tuesday. meeting; S:30 p. m, ., kind of God 1t descrlbes - a vm- jusliflcatwn for nunlng a - . low 10UIId re&fiOJ-. why every dangling ln the water. I kept thinking about how nlee IJI!llllft llhluld ltbtnd -~ ~ practice. dictive God wh011e wrath could I "gflevance" against God. ThJ1 J.rly IUI.d atpport Ow ( 'huteh 'fhey our Church 8ehoo1 teacher ~ad been E me, and about Free Melbodist Chur<ll, Ll Dr· •• • 8 lb 1 ~VB Cb • f .. 1 d t ud f ..o nc•" •l'f (I) Forhiaown111ke r2) For . E Gill auDtu e e 1!. ore • M'dd)epol1 First United p~ be appfi!Gsed by the sacnflCe o sett e a Ut e o 8 .,eva 1 how my parent. would be lookmg for me m Church. 1 ... chlldnn'• ..U. {3l For the • h el CUff, ~•v R. ... gene ' Rev . Eugene E. Emerson, pa• ard an mnocent life 1s what the B1ble means by lin. • lUI -.n~~ntty lnd lllltkon ( ") And pretty 100n I found that mside me I was wrig pastor Sunday School 9 30 a. tor. Sunday worshtp 1 30 tJ m byterlan Cbur~, Reva How ooi New Book Helpful It IS the antithesis of faith, and PO!" the 11lce or :he Chureh ilkll, glinr. which ftlllll hl1 moral and m~Nrbtl m.. Phil Wise, supt.. ~oraa~: and 9 30 a m alternately Sun· Ruppelt, p":tor RS~nd Y ~her Those who are repelled bv lh(' ulttmat.e source of all pattie.. I think that's the fint time I ever realized I "ought" 8· m.; 0 11 -..pport. Plul Mt P> lo ehurd\ "'Ill· 9' ') a.m., rs 0 ney au wora.hlp lO 30 day School 10 30 a m. and the nohon that Jesus was ~ ular sms. ar17 lind 1114' your Bible dally. to do onythlna. I didn't catch a ftah that morning, but 10 3,0. a. m. Wor&hlp, 6 r sort of scapegoat for SerVIces 7 p. m i EvangeliStic 8 30 e. m alternately. Norman supt human I To liberate man from thls atI did learn a bla leMon. I learned that there is very 7 30 6 3 little honest joy In dolnr something you ahou1dn't be service ' '"}. ~3oMid · ~e~ Bahr. Supt Bible Study rmd i ~h m. 7YF W~ ~J~ruo misdeeds may fmd Jt helpful to I tllude, God sent Jesus Into the 0 doing. I learned th&t we have a certain duty to God prayer serviCf', · P- m e prayer servlce led by pastor. IC 01r. p. m ruor read a new book, entitled "The I world Jesus was a fully huand to ounelve1, and that we can't be happy when llyseU Run Free Methodist 7.30 p. m. Thursday. ( free WID 8aptf5t Church, Man for Others," published this man person who bore "t be we turn our backs on 1t. Robe!,. E. Smltb, Sr., paslor; Rutland, Pas-1ar, Rev P au I week by Oxford Universtty I stamp of God's very beiJig.'' From then on, my Church School attendance wos Strwobur1 Va Sunday School ~:30 a. rn., Wor· Lottrldile EUB CHurch, Bel'. Taylor; Sunday School, 10 a. m Press pap!!rback, $150 The ~ His mJSSHln was not to rea:onlOO'Yo. Now that I'm older, I try to maintain that ley Haley, c;upt. Mormng wor Eugene Emerson, pastor, SunGuy Prtddy , Supt, Preaching author 1s Rev Enk Routley, a cale G~ to man, but ratb~ to same record. Sunda.l' me&na the Church W my family. ahlp 10 30 a. m. Youth Service, day School, 10 a. m., Russell service, 7 30 p. m ; Prayer i!!ler- Bntish thwlog•an who former- reconcile men to God! ~at Is, 8 45 p m . Evan~eltstic mes- Archer, Supt Sunday Worshiil VICe! 'i·:W P m Wednesday . ly taught at Oxford and is now 1o help men transfer thetr rela7 30 ·• m . Prayer meet· ll a m. Bible Study and Pray · a congregationalist pastor tlonship to God from one of !lage,Th 1p. 7 m ez service led bv Mtllard Coe, Por11and Methodist Cburcb, nus remarkable little 107 gnevance to one of reciprocal mg, urs< 1.y · P · 7.30 p. m. Wednesday. l Arthur Stilt, pastor Sunday page book is every b1t as mod- I confidence. Penlfcottal Atsembly, Route SChool 9 :JO to 10:30 a m. Har· - - - - - - -- - 124, Rev PaulE Jones, pastor Rock Springs Methodist, R. old tJ Roush, Supt Ker.neth Wednesday, Prayer meeting: mg. 10 30 a. m Sunday School. Sunday Sehool 10 a . m.: Wor R. Card, pastor : Sunday School McLeud, Ass't. Sup1. Servlces 8 30 P m. Wednesday. Semor Sunday 7 p. m. Young People"l With the hope it will, in some meusure, fOoter ana llelp lUI• ship scrvoces 7.30 p m Sun 9:311 a. m .. Worship servlee, every Sunaay evenmg ,Choa Practice. 3 30 m Legion: 7 30 p. m. Salvation 0 1 tain that which is lfOod in family anti •"'mrmmity life, this feo· day, Wednesday and Fnday.. 1·30 p. m .. 1.'YF ti 30 P m.. Enterprioe EUB Chureh, Ref . day, Jumor Cho" Praellce meeting: Thursday, I ro I IJOture ill &pon~ored bv. dre bruineJI /irmll and organiz«tion.s Bradbury Chur~b or Cbrast. WSCS Tuesday 1 30 p m . Pray Menzel SmJlh, pastor Worshtp Bethlehem Baptlll eburcb, dtes Home League ; 7 ~ m Prep Arl Marcum, uumster; Bible er and Bable Study, Wed. 7 30 serv•ce 9 30 a. rn.. Sunday Great Ben<! Rev C L O't.:on- claaRe!!; 7 30 P m B1bll ~ whose names appear below. School and Worshop. p. m. School, 10 :JO a. m. Youth Fet . nor pastor Rnberl Lewis, supl prayer lllootln• Other aervlc'1 .._ _ _ _ _ _ _ __;_ _ _ _ _ _ _- : - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - · 1\10 30 a m.; ChnstJan Endeav· , lowsbip 6 30 P m . Boys and , • M mt" w rshlp by announceiiM!IJL : 0 E' w hi Racine Method•st Church ' 9 J 0 a '".TI o ntt Th Cb at .., 1't I"PD • or, 6 p. m.; verung ors p, H L McDanael pastor Sun: !Girls Fellowship, 6 30 P m.; and Sunday School; 1 p m. e:v. r.h e E W aza .;~ 7 p. m ' . , . p . h Evenmg service 7 30 p m • 2nd nmg service 1''mrsdaJ i 3U - e!!ter. ay arne, pas • Kingdom Hall ot Jehovah s day School 9:30 a. m.. reac · nd 4th Sundays· Youth Chotr e Pr t · Sunday School9 ao a m: Mo~ GR~ENHOUSES Witnesses· Public meeting, Sun· ~ng 10 30 a. m., MYF 6 p m.; : 30 m Wed~e~day Pra:ve; IP m aye~\1~~~~! Church ing Worship 11 a m: NVP~ Member rTD I day 3 p. m' Watchtower study Prayer and Blble Study, 7:30 p. M p. 30 m Wednesday Syracu!le , e • 6 45 r> m : Evening Service( HO Lincoln St. Middleport WY 2·25!0 WY 2·2644 Greenhouse WY 2 3402 t ;». m.; Bible study Tuesday, m, Wedn ...sday. eetmg, p. · b b Mid IDrM ~stewr L. . Rousrv1h:_ 1>8S:~- ~ 7 30 p. m.: Midweek Prayer ser-: Se ti 7 Heatb Method! !Itt C arc , - ornmg ors1up se ...... 9 .. Wednesday ; 30 p Antiquit)l 8ua. dltpt"Jrt, M. E. Dowson, pastor: !Dana \\me brenner, Supt 10 a. j PEp:eppa.l Qaarcb 1 · 1 Th ~ ' day Schoo !!It a m. rayer Mrs Nan Moore Church School m Sunday choot. YF Wednes- P Th R .,........ l P ur ay meeting fbt•··~y 7 30 o m • ' 1 g 30 d 6 30 p rn Mrs Moore I omeroy, e fl'V. QoiUI""'• ' Established In 1004 11 Danville Pilgrim Holiness, (P. FJrs& Baptit~ Church ·P~e- Supt Church Schoo • · a. t · Off Board · meet: Martin. Rector. Sunday - MorTate Someone To Church This Week" 0 Langsville Ohlol Rev 0 H ' I m ; Worship ServJce. 10 30 a. •rec nr ICJ<~ ning Prayer aud Sennon, 10.30 Wesl Columbia.. W Va. Car pastor: Sunday, School. 9 311 roy. Rev. Ralph Hashit~her: 9.30 m; Methodz"t Youth Fellowlng, hrst Monday each month I a.m. Coffee )lOW' foU9Wllli· Middleport Ph Mason SP 3·5593 " R be G t S t W to 11:15 a. m. wor P service ~hip 7 p m . Official Board at 7:30 P m Holy Commun I a m o rt rae up or d d N d J · ~ • · ·· "8 1 3t 10 3 ' a m.. Ptl an stu Y· ursery an untor mli'etlng 1st Sundav of month, loll' each quarter as announced Cbestn Church or God, Rev. ship ' · ·:r, \church for children. · p m WSCS 2nd Monday WSCS flr!'t Wednesday of each G1lber1 Spencer, pastor Sunday 6 45 p m · .,.van· ~1m 1ou~• . . •, 7 .. ~ 1 el 15tic ser~1ce, 7:30 p. ~ Mtd- 1 Letart Falls United Brethren of month, 7·30 p m , Eleanor mon.th School 9 30 a m Morning worPrayer and PraJse. Wed[Church, Rev .James Momson Carcle, 2nd Thursday of month MmersvWe !'.fethodlst cburcb sb1p 11 a. m Prayer Meeting, Dodge - Dart - t>odae Trucks 1 nesday 7 30 p m. Sunday School 9·30 a m Tom 7·30 p m; Clas:-; 12, 3nl Wed- lOr Lester L. Rou~h . pa~tor · f 1 30 p. m Thursda, .. M1ddJeport, Ohio Middleport ' · tNorrls supt Ass 't Supt. Her- nesda~ of month, 8 p. m: Aft- IVtctor Brown, Church Schooi 1 People's Service Fli49,' Mlddlepcm Cburcb of the NB7.· 'I bert 'Roush. · Preachi~g Sunday 1 crnoo~ Circ le, 4th Thur~dny nf ~ ~upermtendent, 10 a m Ofhc- 1p m . ~ arene, Rev Clyde J Bartlett 10 :lO 3 m ; Alternate evenmg month, 2 p. m.; Chotr Practice 1al Board meeLmg each quarter sutton Mll!tbod1st aauca, Sunday School 9 30 a m.• Morn· lworsh!p at 7_30 p. m.; Pray Wednesday, 7 p m. unless o_lherwJse ca lled Holy thur Stitt, pastor. Su~~ mg Worship 10 30 a. m.; NYPS ier meeting Thurs 8 P m St. John's Catholic Mltsioo: Commumon each quarter as an- 1School 10 a. m., Clint ~. West Mam St. Pomeroy Cozn Operated Laundry &: Dry Cleamng Young People, 6 45 p m ; Evan ' 1 near Gu)sville (Dutch Ridge): nounced. 1Sup• : Sunday Worship, 11 Et.'f4.. getistlc mePtmg 7:30 p. m; Alfred ~fctbodlst Church, Kev. Goorge R. Shipman, pa!~Syrac-use Cburcb ol the Naza. Ma!Wn City Cbureb ot ~ Support the Church of Your Chmce 397 W Main Pomero7 Pravf'r met>'. 1g, Wed, 7 30 p m Rev Pearl Casto. pastor: Sun· [tor Sunday Mass 10 00 a. m.: W 11 t rhorpe pastor 1 M1ller Street. (VocaJ MUS1c\f Naomi Baptist Cboreh: Sun- dt~y Schoo! at 9 :JO a m. Char- Hoiy Day of Obligation 6·30 a ~~:ay ~~~:I 9 :w a Mmn I S:.~.ndav Bible StUd~ 10 a " 1 1ay Schol"l 9 3(1 a m. \Vor- lcs 1'a}lor, supt, Worslup ser- :m.: Confession, % hour before in worshl 10 30 a. m. Morn\n.e Worship 10 _45 a. tp.;; ship 11 a. m.. Prayer servtce, v1ces al 10:45 a. n1. Wllh the 1Mass. P Bible Study 7 30 p. m. WedDE!! ! 1 g 1 p. m. Wednesday Rev. Casto. Wednesday even\ Lour Lady of Loretto Missiou Syracuse E.U.B. Church, Paul rtay Bakers of Good Bread Builders and Building Supplies Carpta&er Baplist Church: fng, regular meetmg of the Long Bottom, Rev George R. !\.. SeUer11, P.,tor. Rutland Cbureh of Christ, Buntmaton, W Va. cheater. Ohto Ph. 1185-200~ SJnday School 9 30 a m; Mom· MY F · Wodnesday, 7.45 p m \shipman administrator Sunday 9 30 a. m Sunday School, Ben Bible School 9 30;,'lCo!llmWJ!on tng Wonhtp 10 ij) a m. Mld·Wf'ek prayer 9erv1ces M 8 30 • a m est, Huly Days Qlu~enberry Supt: 10 30 a m 10 :JO ,1 m , V. H. Braley, . F lllpll Cb h Th U · ed M ••~•· 1 h h t ·; Rutland lrst IH urc e mt e._lll c ore 101 Obligation, 1 p. m. Morn1ng Worsh1p service, Lst I Supt. sa bra can ad a~, Planls; SundaySchf'ol930a m Preach- Pomeroy, Rev. Melvm Al1me. j RtiUud Cburcb ot God, Rev. and 3rd Sundays: of the month: IBJble Studv, 7 30. De~bert ~~ ~ m~ Sunday 2 30 p m pastor; Church School, 9 15 a 1John Smallwood, pastor: 3unday 1 30 p m. Evenmg Evangeils- mmP., leader ; Harrhlonl'ille Pretbyterhm, m, Leo Crew, supt : Leo Vau- School 10 a. m.; Evan~ehsUc tic Service, 2nd and 4th Sun· 1 Pomerny Church of tbe Nav Chester, Ohio Rev. John Davies, pa~tor· Wor- ghan, Ass't Supt Divine Wor- service 7 p. m.: Young People day of month BETHANY arPnf' Sunday Sch~ol , 9·30 ~­ Wheel &alanclnJ-Auto Glass-Bralt• Service Ph. WY 2-3818 Pomeroy ship service 9 30 a. m., Sunday ship, 10'30 am.; W,ed, 9·1$ a , Endeaver 7 p. m. Wednesday; 8·30 a. m. Morning Worship: m., Mormng worslup 10.4& a. School 10 30 a. m. m. Prayer group; 1hursday, at ' Prayer meeting 7 p. m, Satur- 10 30 a m Su~tday School, B!y m Evenmg Worship, 7 p m.; Tbe Pentecostal Churcb, Mid· 7 15 p. m., Choir rehearsal day the Theiss, Supt:; 6 30 ~- m I Prayer meetmg, 7 p. m w.L dleport, South 3rd Ave . Sunday First BaptiR Cbureb1 Pome· Chester Metbodlst Church 1y 011 th Fellowship CARMEL - Rr .. Clvde \1 Henderson, pa~. i Schoo110 a. m.; Sunday evemng roy, Hev. Charles Norn~. Sun- Pearl A Casto Pastor Wor- 19 30 a. m. Sunday .School Wa~·· 1tor .. ::evangelistic serv1ce, 7 30 P m. day Sch~l, 1·30 till lO 20. Wor- sl: . servlce at 9 a. m. Sunday ne Roush. Supt.. 10 30 a. m ! Stlvt'rS\'ille Metbodist Cia~ Two Loc:atlona P'or Your Convenience Pomeroy, Ohio Wt!dne.sday B•ble Study 7 30 p. sb1p Service, 10·30 a. m; Nur. School at 10 a. m.; WSCS lst Mormng WorAhip, 2nd Snd 4th Arthur Stitt, pastor. Sunday WY2·31196 Syn""'" WY 2-ll9811 m : SaturdJ: night Prover and sery and Jumor church for chil- Thursday of month. Board SUnday of the f"lonth, s p. m 1 School. g 30 a m ; Gene Wolfe Worship 7 "0 p. m. Paqtor, Rev drcn. meetmg lrd Wednesda} ot the Evening EvafW!hstlc SerV'tee, 1~upt, Serv1ces Thursday even . th hu and 3rd Sunday of month I mg ~ 18 L. Barrett Rutlaad Cbaull or tiM NaW'Ru1lan~ MetbQd&st Cburctl mon · Syracuse IVUssion, Rev. Earl 1 Morse Chapel Methodllt ene· Sunday School 9 30 a m ; Carl ~~ernng, pastor . Mormng Mt. Hermon United Brethren cu~ter, pastor Services every Church, 4.rthur Stitt, Pasted PA!NTS and RAitDWAIII!S Mormng Worship 10 45 a. m. worship 10 3it a. ~··. Church In Christ RPV James Mom- Wedm•sdav and fl'rlday evenmg Sunday School, 10 a. m. Oliver 130 E Second Ph. WI 9·3273 Pomeroy WY 2 244 0 Evan,:lellstlc Bervice 7 46 ;> m. Schuol 9 30 a rn lhSCS tlrst son, pastor; Sunday &hool, at 7 30 p · m I Sayre Supt . SUOOay Wol'!lhlP. Racine 1Wdweek praver serv1ce, 7·45 1J Tue!Klay aDd 2Dd. Thursday of 9 30 a m, ?reachmg 1ft :10 a . Mt. Union F.W.B. Charcll. ! service. 11 a. m.j Prayer m Wednesday ea<'h munth,. Fam!lv NJght tast m Alternate preachmg and RPv He-nn ~ Stanley. pastor m~ every Wednesday evening~ Col•mbtr Chapel: Wor11hlp ser· Sunday evemng oJ each month Omslian Endeavor, 7 10 p m sund1n School Q 45 a m., Earl Middleport Clmreh of Cluist, . 6 nee each :iunday 9 lS a m., at :30 p. m., Prayer MPetlng, Sunday. Mid-Week Prayer ser- Starke\, Supt, Preaching, 7 30 5th anr:t \fain Streets, Donald. Quality P"umlture at Lower Pr1C'e! M.1ddJepon. Ohto tt.unday School 10 a. m. Youth 7 30 P. m Wednesdav . I vices WedneRday, 7 ~0 p m Young Peoples m<>etmg, 7 30 p H•cks, mirusler; ~ible Sch~l,.· c;ervice 6 15 p m. Evenmg Wur Edea Ubited Hrethl'f'n ln I Ratland Mldton : OUvr. NeW· I m Wednesdav . Choir practice, 9 30 a . m , Morrung Wonhipr Middleport Phe~ne WY 2·3481 N S.cond Ave. ~PIIp 7 p. m ca<'h Sunday Chrill Churcb: Rev Elcten R I man, m1ss mnary pastor Sun· 7 3n p m Thursdav 10 30 a. m : You~ Fellow~p 1 Jhotrter Churcb at C h r Ralke. oastor, SundAV ~chool dav School, 9 30 a m. Wor:o~htp The Salvation A.nny, Envoy 6 15 p. m; Evemng Worship, Rlble !khool 9 30 ~ m Preal'h· 10 a m ; Winnie HOialnger . supt 10 :lO a m , Prearhing 7 :m P Ray S Wmm~::. officer in charJ~,e 7 30 p. ~· Prayer Service, WedInti 10 !0 a. m, hrst and third Chrlttmn Endeavor 1 Hi p TJ.I m . Prayer service, 7·30 p. m. Sunday tO a m HoUne~s meet- nesdAy, ' 30 P m. 'klndays Mrs Lvda Chevalier pres•dent, Thursday. IIEXALL DRUGS "FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS" Wei'Ul AU Doetort Prttcrlptlons c....... Cloon'h, UnJHhor> ctas<OS ro. all Song servoo.s, Tuppon Plain• EVB Oon .... h· , Road ·nrlav Sctmol 9 :-w a m a p m Preaching B 20 p m ; Rev ~gene E Emerson. P!l!ll Cor Butternut 6. W Main WY :Mill Pomoro KaJpb Carl Sup! • Ureachln~ Mid WtPk Prav"r mee1mg 1 30 tor Sundav WorshiP 9 .m a m 1 Cor Sycamore &i Second st - PomeroJ 'Wrvlcea. 7.3(1 P rn . ( A!M· Cot p m Wednesday. Class Lead 1 and 7 :-\0 p. m. 'llternately Sun , REV Jodi'!!' KRALY, PAS'I'GR aym ln; PrHyer Mef'tin~ l'lffl!t- Pr. Mrs MaZie Rol~ln~m 1av School 9 ~0 a m and LO 20 MI. Mortab Sapllll Chllti:b, norobi' ~ a. lleorlanlloG Cltaroll ot Jesua Chrtst ot L.attet Da)' Satnta. slJ miles from Racl.n.e C111 RacinePortland Road Sunday Scbool 9 30 a. m.; Worsbip 10:30 a, m., &mda" evemng lelVICe at 7 30 p. .n : Wed., worab!p aerv l~.:e at 7 3r p. m Pastor. Thorn 11 &t Diddle. All even1n1 eervIces beglo at 7:30 p, m. conferen~e. S • t V Notes Religion in America Sentinel Church News ... 25.~::1 thr~>e IJI:Imt>~ lltlly Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Q., Sept. II, 111M-I I d lud I Albright. AttendiDI the meet· coveri"" all aspects and tailor- 5th. CINC'INN:'\TI Ohio (UPU Ticket orders !thoul ' me e ~ mg were Ml'!. Zula Fry, Mrs. ed t 'the health care needs of The County court s18Ded it. The { Kedi announced a dearly pri ntt!d name and re- By JOHNSON Mrs. Vernal Jobasoo 1A N. Dtckens, Mrls. JoGheonsrogne Masoon Count") was the IUbject REUNJON M Verna I d contract with the ccmultantt hi b 2391 l todav 111«1 In urder to permit turn addresl of the purchaser I orealt·r numbe-r or rans to at· Appbcationa should be malled Johnson , rs Mm~ of a press conference he last Saturday for $10,000 W c ~ oa 0 l.u~t 3 P~o~inb I ' •d m·s '·s·r"ed lrand· to. World Serle& Department The annual Johnson reumLon and two ~eMsts, MTedrs Stewart Thursday afternoon In the court. covers the Wtol proJect and ten ~:a , ' " • 4 50 was held the Sunday before a- Albright a'"' rs • th firSt in Owens stand ll<'ke;s ror the World Se- Cincinnati Reds, P 0 Box 1 1 bor Day at the Union Camp and the hostess, ~1rti Lester Ihouse. paid the company500 alethe tim~ 8yr~Liltit J Bacon StliltiOn Cmcmnati, I II E Blinder associ- stallment of $!, Damewood lS•II Park 469 rtf's ht>le Vtl II be soldb only on IArmex <4< K Aikrr Oh10 45214 Grounds back of New Haven Foreman \1axwe • f lng the contract. 8515 1 Nustolroad 1 0 sIll l~l ~&I an 1ndlv1dual gam!! I A basket dlnner was served P .T.A. MEETS ated With Louis Black, Inc., Si· Handicap Cra tg Ht The Urds ill t currently In at the noon hour It wa~ an- The West Columbla Parents ver Springs, Md' hospital con- Blmder informed the press To1•1 Louie.' Won t Lost I Pomls I 561 sf'tond place In the National nounced the next year reumon and Teachers Assoc1at10n held sultants coverlng every field that as reports ot survey Ut (,I Ut!St'l 494 I eagu r Pennahl ra..:e only of the II~W and category or health care. complied, the County Court Rlrlnt Amt'rlran Le1100 1 Wlil be held at Portland Park l ltS firSt meeting Total ~75 : behmd the Phala· ' Portland . Ohw school year on Thursday even· conducted the could release a marl reaUstlc Sears Woa J 1 e~,l I Point• I m delph1a Phillie I 1 Gerald Johnson was elect~d mg at the school wath Harold Blmder, who stated h•s com· program of County health needs. Goody 1 l\ o b<l:< seats w•ll bt> avaal 1 OCie .t-55 the new pres•dent of the group Young, president, pre11ding pany had been retamed by the According to a spokesman fot MalltH y 34ll Dultnlt' Gro~ts hw . ablt lo• public sale the club I .. A w1tmer roast ~as planned Mason county Court, sa1d h1s the County Court, the c~rt Teaford 1 Attendmg the reunion were 4a7 sa1d All box seats have be: I U B11t11 ;o5 · Ray Redman, Mrs Thomas for Thursday evenmg at the purpose 1s to · feel tus way 8· feels this project Ia a good ur Damewood 4ro <~llotted to st>ason and plann 11 By Mrs. H~rbtrt Roush H Miller :!.194 Redman Mr and Mn Gerald I school for all school chlldren round m the county to lay a vestment into the future of Ma~ Total 1 '\1ci\'H hob 33 4'\.11 ,md to Jame& Mornson will Johnson: Duane and Larry, Mrs and their famll•es as well foundatiOn for a general study son County and a a:reat need Woa J LOti J Points Z: Hinton ~51:1 t lub" pia) ezs and ne ld Rev eung at th .. Pauline Cunningham, Wilbert I the school personnel and their the company wall make 1 11 Reds :-;atd twkets wou begm a rev•va me ~ Ed W M d eds conof for a health program is pnv· 8lmd uo w I Lh re- L t l Fallli Untted Brethren Weaver, na eaver, r an families cermng health care ne alent In the coun1y. Toall !lti3 tX' siJid bv mad on Y WI e ar h M nd S pt 28 at Mrs Robert Johnson , Fred A membership dnve wall be the county as to the present 500 Boehmer 0 Wun I Lo•t ! :t. Pumt s 11111tant'e by a postal Amer~can Churc S a~;al :ingmg. ear.h !Johnson , Mr and Mrs How- conducted to obtain new mem· and predictable future to 1980 Early Branding 32~ l'flddy 7 (}.() tsar Fxpre~" or bank mont·v or er 30 P m pe •ard Johnson and family and hers 1t as hoped all interested ''No pre-conce1vde not10n aThe Egyptians practiced the 3~ Horky 01 1 4 Walkt>r ·Uti 76 m bv 0' otu•d cashiers Mrs 'Charles Burri granddaughter, D1ana .Johnson, persons Will support the dnve. bout what tile county has branding of Alkire l.uh':jf' 386 1 11 Cougl!nour 515 tht•ck .11 Wilson have moved to Mr and Mrs Earl Johnson , Al· Room count went to Mrs 1 been formed," Mr. Blinder stat- as early as 2000 B. C. and Jt Sch~Jenlt'IJ I~~ I Two resent>d where Mr Burn ts ice Faye, Mtke and Bnan, all Clyde Foley's second and third ed He stressed that this is not was introduced into North Am· Handicap ll62 1 Total 487 1or $ t6 , plus post g 1 The club to el on l:he Mohawk Dam. of Mason grade room . a Pmnt Pleasant program, but erica by Hernando Cortez In the Blind 420 dlmg <hargt>s of$ f a dtf- , e~p Yts recently of Mr and Mrs Irene Kelly, Parkanna ] Committees and room repre 1 a total county proJect. 16th century. accordinc to the Won 2 Lust 1 Pnmh • To1a\ !400 Sald anv lrm•ttanc~ ~r ret>ci-] M~sue~a Helnev were Mrs Kelly, Mr and Mr:'f George R sentatives wJII be announ<'f'd l He inrormed the press that Encyclopaedia Britannica. Wa1d <'rttSs SouK Woo! 1he was here to do exploratory j,:;~~~==----=---"j le-rt>nt amount woul , ~ 11 1tt of Columbu~ .JohnRon and fam1ly Jessie Cart· later 375 McKfnZit' 011 J ...d Applu:at•ons must ~ ~~~el~ : BerthaMa~~~ Brady and frier.d wnght, Mr and Mrs Lester Attendmg the rneellng were work and Jay oul for his office 414 Cross sf' If addiP!I.sed stampe Mrs d M and Mrs ,Johnson, Mr and Mrs Harry Mr and Mrs Harold Young, what fields of health care 1 391 Smith 414 OP'' e slor Akro~a:l~ or ~avenswuod Johnson. all of Chfton. James J1mmy Kopp, May Wamsley. should be covered ln ~ason 458 Nesseiroa<l H<Jggl'rll &26 must not b Edna Roush returned to Johnson , Sam Johnson, Harry Jane Bennett, Alma . Jeffers, county, then specialists m the 520 11 lirues~l 11 Hluck sto a:w marked p1wr to .am Mzsh Fnday from Troy Gtbbs. W1\he Johnson, Ameba Peachie Kearns, Martma Van various fields would follow up ~166 Total 4 Radford 50 lodav d 11 1 m the by Mrs. 1Roach M1ss Ahce M Roach . Meier, Mrs. Marie Sm1th , and submlt a report 1o the Maw.. l Lolit % Polnh: 4 Smll tl 478 I bHII club sal 13 f e wK I nd children who I Anna Johnson Mrs. Llll,e Bla red Neal and Jane Johnson son County Court. 0 \ollltr 24fl7 e\'ent SIX and! sevden Ito I te wllh rela - I zer. 1\11 and ' Mrs Dale \larr, PERSONALS Althougb. Blinder gave no delHuil,;um l ollll ttll' 1es a1 e not ' lt' w vJsl m all of Le tart. guests of Mr and inlte answer as to what would m Holhd4iy ol ilw ol<kets would be s Vera CraiK Sheny , Mr and Mrs J L Bush, Si· Mrs Ted Stewart wos her bro· be considered, he noted the 4.1~ Platte• 1 m MC'f.lhimwv 5~~ eJ unded MJ K lh f Syracu!i~ sptml rnon Johnson of Mmersvtlle, ther and 11ister-m·law. Mr an~ possibility of establi~hmg a 1 Edwe~rds 514 Standmg room and bl"'ac ler and e• ' o Jlh Mr I Mr and Mrs. Robert Davis and Mrs BtU Van Meter and faml- health center 4rM.t Paulst'll 430 1ticket s w11! be st>veral a Sundav ITammy of Forest Run, Pomc- ly of Columbus, Ohto, Mr and Thts 11 ground work 1o 506 Haley Mart•n 519 prior to the fllsl gamt' o t l an~l M~~d M~s Rav Hemey roy Mr and Mrs C E John· Mrs Young and Mr and Mrs. :be presented toW. Va State 225 Hand1e<.~p Stoba1 t 25 HI j'l9 I St'(lt"' d the Spenct'l funeratl son, Mrs Esta Roush om~ Fred Roush of Letart Department of Health to make Total rout\ Jfl% . calle .;'Bel rt' to ,,sJt the Sayre. Dons Sayre, William Mr and Mrs. Homer John· appliCation for a 1-li\1-BurWn Woo :t Lost II Pomb I Won J l.o~l II P'umbo li Mr~ .o\ H Balltv M Loulse l hum~, of M~ Ruth of Reeds I Roush . Anna Pnce, all of Port· sun vJstted Sunday afte~noon l grant Blinder stated Hili~Burlmpt>nal Ehwtru: fhost' lalhng on rs fam•) d away al Cam· land Mr and Mrs Bert Roush wlth h1s s1ster, Mrs Carne ton funds on a matching basis, 1 m !-hiler Ht>:-~dley th~ p~t ~tile, C~hok P~\::; of Barboursville, Mr and Mrs Gibbs of Athens, Ohio d are ava 1lable for fhas sort of J811 Blind Mr~ Dorot ~~ ro J f en ar rs l'' lu d Norns, [Pat Johnson, Mr and Mrs I Mr. and Mrs Pearl McBn e ro ram and ovPr $3 mlllion ~:l6 Bratton 1 13 YOUR HOME Md eur mtdlrA and \lrs . cha;lt~F' ~ s h M~ Mr i:l~ld Vl~s Herb:lt Rou!lh c:Jen Glaze and family of M1dof Syracuse spent Sumluy after~asgbeen allocated to West Virno 81ind HOMEOWNERS ~-~ aut. Mrs Char es ~~ ~)' f I Mr dan t the Foge\srmg ~~uner· 1\ dleport, Jim and Carol John- noon WJlh Mr and Mrs Ver- gmta With the Slate Depart~ 53:! Clatwor lhv toWJIII ........ to,_ 340 and MIS ., m M,.sull lo set' the son of Golden , Colo , Mr and nat Johnson and family. t- ment of Health acting as agent Hinton •l a~~om~:~~) 2:110 Haone, Rp 1. d F's. nk Law- ~ t 1 au• enee Wo\ft> who dlrd I Mrs Ed Meeka and Geneva Cl Lmda F•tzgerald, whoh l\ a I for du;trtbutton of fWldS on a Total "' Pa1nt~1 of orl an ra (l a e · Paden City. Mr and Mrs U!s· tendmg a beautician sc 00 10 rlority bas1s and Mason CounWuo t Los' I Poh1U 0 B Mrs A. H. fi.ailty son of Columbu~ ~nd o~autm Th~rsd:~d Mrs Hubart Child- ter Pnce of Pittsburgh, Pa Huntmgton, spent the we~k ~nd ~y has eight fields of eligibility. Colli todoy. Mr Mrs Forest Kyle Hose While res/ have received announceMr and Mrs George WJth parents, Mr an rs Every recommendation th.e Mt olollptiOL CITY I.F.AGUtt and granddaughter ot Columbus s nt Sunday arter of the msrllii!!:e of their and Ronme and Sally Paul Fitzgerald. consultant company makes wall 1 4 111 St-pt l!. " ~,.., Sundav a11 .. 1noon wt1h Mr a ~-lpt' d Mi' Mor Douglas to Laverne HorJ1m Staffer of New Cumber be on pertinent data to justiry 1 p C nr ' UIOt.k -w~ no1m Vl'llli 1 an 1 sun, ' v M Mildred d Blind.. lfO.Wf MV1UAL JN51J~).NCf CO, om.,o~ •• u 4 and Mo' (;rom Wholo and Dop II of Anliquoty lon al th• Church of (;od at , land, W a . rs I THE ALMANAC I the type of report rna e, d ClttwOIIhy m gan rs Lawrence and Va Caldwell of East LiverpooL I By United Pres• ll!tenatlonal Ier said, and his company waul .;.Du,;..",.'==iiiiiiiiii":"0:::--"1 Mr and M•s Elmer Bmun Dons \vhlle attended a Mrs Dale Hill and u;slt'r I Mabel Skaggs, Barberton, Today is Friday, 25, work with the County Court nB ,. ,of H•ennun callt!d on Mr~ A brzdOJI shower for Janet IArn- Manuel are attPnd•ng RIO (,ran- Geore•e Hudson, Ravensw M' li the 269th day of liM wtth 97 long as necessary. H Bai ley Tutsdpy d . Shane evenmg de College Mr and Mrs Don Johnson, r to follow Up to a year may be needed \ll <:~nd Mrs Peny On ana ol ' ·,._; Holter Mrs A E Mr and Mrs .Jack Wolfe and •and Mrs A A Johnson of Htl- ~ The moon IS approachmg lts l to complete the project.. . grandson F.dd•e of Columbus ~~ s ~YM S~dH· Trussell i family moved from Ult> Dale' liard, Otuo: Mr and Mrs. Stan- last quarter I The deadUne for applications WY 2.-2440 cat•ed on Mo and Mrs Clonl Bale~ ~n ,;~lev P•i ty at Hill residence In Syracuse Mr. ' ley Doss and Ke~lh and Kent. ' Th momiDI stars are Ven- for the Hill·Burton grants will E. 2nd ltroot p..,.r.., IOn .Sahlrday atten e a f M s. Anna Tuttle and Mrs Frank Robmson and Yvonne Ser@:ent, Henderson, W I Jeupiter and Mar! be someUme between October ON Clint MC'Namee of Carmt!l the h~~: ~ld :recently famJiy moved lnto the house va· Va .John Robmson, Mrs Lu~ i usfhe evenlnl star t1 saturn. 15 and November 1, 1964, which !!pent Monday wrth hls slsttr jjiMEag d M g Reed J<"ynon of cated by the Wolfes c•lle Robinson of Gallipolis r:r William Faulkner, ..---Mrs SadH! 'I russell \11 • an st:rs spent Saturdav <;uesl~ of Mr and Mrs Ray ry Mr and Mrs George io n- writer and Nobel Prize wlnner, \11 and Mrs Ve•non Dolin ormng h M A H Bi'!l·· Hemey Sunday wen• Mr and lson, Donm~ Johnson, orna as born on this date In 1897. and Jam•ly uf Kawnswood VIS aftf'rnoon WI! rs Mrs R~bert Atkmson and I Johnson, Mr and Mrs HomPr i wOn this day In history : I nt'd Thursday evenmg with thf' ley I D and Hel· fa~Jiu of Parkersburg. Mrs I Johnson, Gewanna .Johnson or In 1513 the Spanlsh eXplorer Mrs av•s !pent 8 Gladys ' Am&bary of Se1pre and Wes t CQlumbm ' Is~.umus •• of (;rover WhJte rami·1y W 11 Wm t'Vf Ot>xtf'r • Balboa crossed the Mr" Dorolhv Hlggmb!Jihitlll en d I lan;~ ~ nd r..lrs Ar· Mr and Mrs Bill Shumway of HELPING HANDS MEET Panama and became the fit'11t il LAUNUitYand thr+>r:o son~ of Tampi.i, t Ia. Sun ay WI d ~a I Parkr.rsburg The Helpmg Hand Home De· ' European to set eyes on the o)RY CLEANING vlstrd lwr slqt'f, Mrs I.Oinse VII Holter an ami y - monstralwn Club met on \\led· I . 0 WY 2-5428 POMEROY 1 h h cean. f' The whole fam.Jly is 1ure to Headlq nesday at t e om~ 0 f Mrs Pac1f1C In 1789 , the ftrst Congress o 1 enjoy our C:hdicious meals Mr ''"d Mrs CalVIn Orr ILesl"' t'oreman. The meeltng , he United States met on New uf Ant 1qu1tv called on tht! Chnt •opened at JO a. m with the ! ~ork City and adopted 12 and pmmpt <'OUrteous service ltpl. 11, '"' Na11oual Uft lqsu.nncr WbiUatch 5>8 1211 F. Aiker . '. K. & C. JEWELERS ""Your Keeptake Store.. 811 lt. lllln Street ~~~~~~~~~--~-------- 1a, 7 ~11 ~ m 1 i l..lagnflle Congre.atienal Morning Slat EUB Churell, Christian ChurclJ. S u n d a Y Hev Mtmz.el Smith. pa~to• 9 4D •'hf!esebrew , putor Sundsy a m Sunday Schoo~ Fred Sclk'ol 1:30 ~ m.; rlichard Fet· Smith, sup! . Earl Shuler, Ass t ly, Supt.; Worship, 10 .31. am. MornmK worship 10 45 a m.. Seveea Day .td\'enth&, Pom- Prayer meeting S p. m. Thurs. eroy, (.bflllf'en's Home HiU, day. Mulberry H•lghts S • b b a I b Lulloeraa Churcbeo - SL Poul Scboot l ,,p. m.: Worshl~ ..,... ,.,., Sunday School i IS a. m.: Wor· 3:15 I> m S.lurday Prayer •blp service 10 30 a m : 81 ~..... 'IJtUrl[lv, 7:311 n. m. . Jcbn. atllldaJ Sdtool 10 a. m.: 1 St. Paul's Lutheran Church 1 a m alternately Hobart VIne- Swuloy, Sepr. 21 1 yard Supl (llbJe Stud\• and 1 Prover ServiC'f! led b} pastor I 7·ml p m Tuesday I First lllptist .~-· Racllle Rev C L 0 Uonner pastor Sunday School 9 30 a. m . Sam CUrtis, •upt.: 10 4li a m Mom 101 worohtp 6 iMl P m BYt and JuAIDf Fellowiblp: R p.m Evenlno oervk:e: 7:30 a. m. • Som(' prav for a bu she-l then carry a plnt cup."' fElghteenth S\mday after Trimly) SUNDAY SCHOOL ___ . .. -- -- , ----- e:ll A.¥, WORSHIP SER VICE ---.. •. . • · -· ---- 10::!0 A.~ Sermon Topic ''CERTAINTY QJ' FAITH" • .... . SUntay, I 6:00 p.m Feilo'"ship Club at tbe Wednesday , 7.30 p.m. --- -------- - ---- Cholr Re Thur!day, 8'00 p.m. ·- · ··----·· ·- --· ---- A. A. llOilllitl Saturda,, 9:00a.m -----~ - - -~ - Senior CatMhiam Cldl 10.30 a.m. ---------- Junior C.teeblllll Clttl! ~opk C= 11:00 a.m. 01!'1 ~~.+- �-...... --.:-. . . __ .... _~ . . ...... - .... . . .... ,. . • ..-.r..;...,. , . . ..... l> ••• ~, . • • ~ .~ '· I· •·I~, ...,. ·A• 1 ~ ' .' .. • 8-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., SeP!· 2~. 1964 - WANT ==-::-::-:- --- -~- -- AD FOR SALE : Seven room house. garage, near Hlgb School and 1 INFORMATION Elementary Schools. Also fur· I o&ADUNIO L . 11111---o.. PEACHES ready. bring con~ Lincoln St.. Mtd· lfOO , ._ Du Beffo" PUn l1 e~~~­ \lEN, WOMEN • "" ..,..~ lne ·webster Fruit Farm, niture. III...Ca:r Duttlln• ••Of\ A. Ill dleport, Ph. WY 2·5231. t earn good money J.D. Ia 1'11 . . . .u 9 3tc ~ your future by ~oiling Long Bottom, Ohio, a ~ho~~ CAN...:&.l.A J"10NI in Southerton Beauty Acado880-3201 . 0011111 lf"'f"'ONII WID Ool aeftll- ilOit• .. .. . 4. Ill my . In seven or oi•ht months _:::_::::..:._8:-:E::D;:--w-,:ith:;:- m:;tlress 7 ROOM house and cabin over- · .... 0., w Pvhll.-.1:1BABY · · .,~ 00 • finanrtal security can be !II !666 Lincoln Hgts .. looking Ohio River, .........-. . yours Register now for .sept· ~~~t>roy Another baby bed. at down , 15 years to 1-1ay Easy laember classes. Small r{'gJstra· Rutlalld homl' ol Adelme · monthly payments like rent. 1 tion fee and monthly IJ8Y· Brownmg. No night calls . 4 per cent intere8L, Writ 1!1 mt'nt. Southerton Beauty Aca9 21 6tc Durst's Store, Portland, Ohi 0 denw 30 North Court Street Phone VI 3-2261. ftA r~:ao Ath~n·s. Ohi ~t Phone LY 3 THERE'S no charge for use of i 22 IOtc · f'oo W•n• 11.1> Mt'V'It!ll I 1457 . 9 25 lte carpet ,inampooer w1lh pur, Cent. !>NI •on! 'lll• •• ...,~ lll• , mUD' ~b•'"l• 11!1 el!nb i chase of Blue Lustre Carpet FOR SAI.E - Middleport'a tall II ~;t~rrt~ 1M" ""r<' r.:n rh"•• Shan-.poo. Baker Furniture. 1 LET REES FLORAL ln ~Racine ''119: •1'!111"••DIICOUftl ln-.-''""• est building, located 352 N !lilt JII.MI ldl •IIIII handle .. u your nower needs~ I 9 22 6lc Second Street, Middleport "I•' iNlet wlt~l,. 1$ da¥1 Furli"rals. weddings. gifts, al ' AllD ot i' UJt..N~ 6 O&'.lV J!rit'611 for quiet 1:118le m. so beauuful glassware. Rees 1 YEAR OLD Coon H o u n d. MllJ:I - 11.21 fOJ IL ....,n adD•O'lUY'> ~ .adlt'lnne• .,_.. 1• qulro at Ohio Hotel. Floral. 3rd Street. Racme, ) Wayne Ritchie, Long Bot· on IC":I tlUUlU 10 u tfc Ohw Phone WI 11-3983. tom. 9 22 6lp lo.aD a. • . toll a.IA• t' • Oaib lahu"de:J ----11:31'' 4. 411 ..., t2>00 GO"'" ' i 16 !Stc ---,..--::--=;-;;;;; 100 bu. Clea.t Corn. Call 985- DOUSE FOR S!.LE: 4 roomo l'MI 80 IUS~ ['Q PI . A\~ A furnished, Minersville. $3000 3140, Chester. 9 23 6tp a&SIJL1' ~UU(:l"'l1 For Sale or Rent w.aHT &D Phone WY 2-3312. f 25 tic I USED PIANOS PHONE WY 2-21 S7 i ~lVE ROOMS and bAth. house Reconditioned upright pianos, , HOME for rent In Pomeroy 3 123 Hudson St. Middleport. $50 and up . Others 48 low as rooms and bath. WY 2-3575 $25. Free delivery. Rutland 8-ll·tfC Inquire Oluo rlote' 922tfc · Furniture, call SH 2-4811 . Card of Thanks 9 :!3 6tc For Rent Business Services . . WILL DEUVE'l good apples , - ' WITH DF.EP appref'tal!on , . . at _2.'l a bushel. Apple Man, ' TRANSMISSION Salvage Com- . want to thank those who d~ 1 SLX ROOM house wi~h bath m I $2 WY 2.2518 _ pany. Repairing all makes, j' nated Hnd those who ofter{'d Mnersville - furmshed. Ph. Phone 1 2.3 6tp aulomatic and s~ndard tr~ns1 to donate blood, those who WY 2·2681. 9 25 3tc missions. E:lertnc weldmg. · sent card~. rlowers. and ~r THREE USED bathroom outPhone WY 2-6173. oit'ts. Also ,· every department !< ~ OUR room unfurnished ap t fits. l forced air gas furnace, 9 24 tfc 0 1 h 1 ' mt•nl . Rro wnell Avenue, Midof Holzt'r Hospital ., w e P· 84.000 B.T.U. Priced reason· t'ii in any way to improvl:' ! dleporl _ , Call Wallace Brad· able. Ph. Chester 985-3175. LIGHT HAULING or water , my health , and to all my ! lord . I\ i 2-3045. I 26 3to hauling. Phone WY 2..fi222. friends who helped In any · rl:i-l~l.o;;J-WD apartments in 1964 HONDA Motorcycle. $420. way to improvt. my hea lth , I Ponwrov ~tnd ~1iddleporl with Phone WY 2-2519. BEAT DROUGHT by building I t~nd to all my friends who utilil lPS ·fur n1shed. $50 00. $60-~ 9 Z2 6tp h 'th stock ponds, dams, reserv~1rs . lnquired about . my t-a. ! oo per month Call WY 2Free estimates - fair pnces . Sincerely. Miss P~~:~~~ G. I 2i20 - \\ y 2-35R9 • ONE Electric Motor, 2 HP, 3 - good work - Prompt ~r- 1 4 9 2S lip 9 2 3tc _ I pha se. 1 electric motor_, 3 H. vice. all work is done wtth THREE room apartment and I P ., 3 phase, One elcctfiL mocaterpillar built equlpm.ent. adult s. 212 Smllh Fifth 1 tor 2 H. P. 110-220 volt, One Also any kind of excavations Notice AvP~Uf' , M1ddlt.. porL WY 2- 1 eleclric motor '14 ~ P., 110 made with back-hoe or front \ 5435 9 22 tfc volt, 3 steel parts bm, water end loader. Emmet W. ShuTHERE will be an ol d time 1 proof paint. Phon:.:. WY t-3319. ler Contracting, 342 Page St., • Revival meeting at thl' F'rl'e- UPSTAIRS apartmPnt, five 9 17 tfc Middleport. Ohio, Phone WY dam Gospel Mission at Bald rooms and bath, on Butter- J,.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;..=;;;;'"ll 2-3243. 9 21 tfc Knob, Stiversville . Has han nut Ave ., PomProy Phone: PI f I Rd . from Oct. 1 to H. mclus\\'Y 2-3U98 . 9 21 6tc Polyethylen• as IC ~l!:A"I'ING, Ptumbtoc, MueOer For Silo Covers Funar~. Araold Brotben. ive. Rev. 0. G . .\lcKin,ney. oi l TWO .BED RoO~ hou~e on LinlUI Ea!ll Mala Slreet, PoiD- I Charleston. West . 'r trgm ta I Heig hts A~·a ilaOlt Oct· 11' ll 100' 4 MIL BLACK eroy. Pboae Wt &-1441. will be the evangelis: . Spet'·l ~~;;. 1 Phone WY 1_5127 _ 20' ll tOO· 4 MIL BLACK 7 10 tfc Ia! singing. The pubhc wrlg !7 tfc 24' a 100' 4 MIL BLACK ---come. Rev . E. J GrifFit h IS i ~ . a 100' 4 MIL BLACK 21 pastor. 9 Z5 61 c ' MODERN 4 room and bath 32. x 100• 4 MIL BLACK - I furni shed ap<'lrtment. M 1d· (6 Mil A lAD Aveil•ble) The Jackson Production Credit I dleport. WY 2-3874. & e Complete Stodt On H•nd Assn. office in Meigs and 9 11 Uc Athens Counlies will be clos· SEI US FOR ed at noon Monday, Septem- ~'URNISHED and unfurnished DISCOUNT PRICES Parts & Servico On ber 28 , due to a personnel apartments. Inquire at the ' "l4-tl I d k Any Make Chain Sow meeting at Jackson. Ohio Hotel. c 1 Pomeroy Lan mar 9 25 2tc l'HR.EE and foUr""'"'' furnt..he-1 wv 2-2181 Jtck Carsey, Mgr. Small Engine Service i. For Notice S1le Best Values of the Yearl • R 1 l 1963 Corvalr Monza Coupe · · · · $1995 1960 Chevrolet Biscayne 2-Dr. · · $1095 I '=====~~=::;==:' WU'Rf NOT EVEH 601HG 1t1 LOOK /IJ IT?!f Television Revue I' 1 I llegiiJI I 1Wt>410ar 80111'1 I ftel flvm to41y, '!tie broadcast at i p.m., wllb the comedian will no: appur In first UO minutal devoted 1<1 baclto peraoa, but there wJII be aground. NBC-TV baa oclleduled cerpll from hll old ftlms, Jn. a one-bour p!'OII'8IIl 11 R:30 eluding "Modern Times," "City p.m. E!YI', and ABCJI'V o 3o. Lighto," "The Gold Rulli" and minute broadcas~ also at 6: 30 ''The Great Dlclator." pavld p.m. EDT. Susskind ia reported trying to a.aruo Chapllo whoso au~ land Chapllo for o Japed Interpresslve comedle11110. 8« aerltl biography Ia published, 11 Ylew In Switzerland for bls oynII about I oeereUy married tho subject of NBC-TV'a "T"' dicsted "Open End" PI'GIII'OIIL ,:...,_,_, working couple In a firm lhll day" show fiR all of Ill two doe~ not allow matrimony be- ;:_:~:.;:,;,;,_:::;_:.;:,...::,-=_::;.:.J__ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ tween Ill unployu. Thll obow oeemed to have ona IT'S HIGH upeclally nice quality - II waa TIME IUbduad : ADd ihl catlin& WOI 'IE GOT HOME! good, lncludlng Frank Aloltor, who portrayed Mlas Williams' lwsband; Paul Rood, their boas; Rela Shaw, 1121 bo01' wllo; and Jack Sheldon, a blp-talklng nt4hbor. 'lbe opener ~~=~~ Sheldon poslna u the 0< onne'a apouse; and Miss IIams was quietly dell •• as radlailn& - appeal. Committees are Announced BySyracuseP. T.A; Unit Committees were n a m e d th~ ~~a~"- tm-s. D o 1 when the Syracuse PTA met .s recently in the grade school Sm~islaUve - Mrt. Jtlllll• auditorium. Davis Group singing of "Thio Is My Lou . . Mrs Ada S~cl Father's World," followed ~lth ~ub~~ty ;,;rgaret Cottrill. the pledge to the American ag a m Mothero : firs and the PTA prayer by ~:!i G~:.• Mr':. Betty A.oh, cbalr Ora Bass, opened this . Mrs Ruth Holman, Mn meeting of the n~w~~~~{ Y~:~ ~:~ie Le~dtngham, Mrs. Mar~ Mrs. Margare • H 11 and Mrs. Jean Hayman president, wao ln the chair. 0. yse d de Mra Shlrle• · · n by the Re>v Secon gra • · · vot10ns were £lVe?' F. U 8 · Houston chairman; Mrs. Esth Paul Sellers of e •· · · er .• ... ard'en, Mrs· Marie Rizer Local owner and low mileaee. Jet bla~k finlsbd, redh .~~~ church. G dy and Mrs vinyl seat, 4 on the floor, 110 engme, a;oo w I Secretary and treasurer re- Mrs. 8 et1~ ra ' tires, radio and he.11Ler. porto were read and approved. Mlldred P•erc~ M Bett• The school principal, Mrs. El· Thlfd Gra e,_ rs. roth·· Louks reported an enroU· Hayes, chalrrnan, Mrs. Do rna • ment of 159. Miss Easterday. F orbe s, Mrs . Maxine J Variar Doru e cyl., std. trans., beautiful aqua. finish, clean interior, &ood . tile new fifth grade letcher, Mrs. Ora Bass, and Mr . tires, deluxe equipment, low mileage. was introduced as were Ute thy Stewart. Lo other teachers ~nd parents. Fourth Grade - Mr!l. . .• B voted to hold the an- Ferrell, chairman; Mrs. MmnH It wa nual Halloween festival '!burs- s ·ewe 11 ' Mrs . Wanda Nelgler W. M Aqua finish, elean interior, VB engine, Powerglide trKnil., day night, October ·:!9 due to Mrs. Helen Hubbard, ar rs radio and beater, new tires, real sb_arp. the Teachers' meeting on Octo- Louella Moore. 1 be 30 Committtees will be ap· Fifth Grade, Mrs. Mary Be I P<)rnted at the Oct. 13 meeting. Warner, chairman; Mrs. Ruby A report on the coat racks to Grueser. Mrs. Dorothy Wine 4 Door. Low mileage by local owner, spo~less Interior, beige and brown finish, VB engine, ~OoWerghde tr~ns. Rab ln talled was made and a brenner, Mrs. Daisy Palterson dio and heater, whitewall tires show btllt! wear. Was $2595. f:ee ~ill offering was taken. and Mrs. Gloria Michael. Mrs. Margaret Th est·xth grade , with Mr. Lar- Sixth Grade, h' Mrs Mary Wolfe, teacher, received the Rose, c arrman: . ~tendance banner. Hamm, Mrs. lrts Baker, Mrs Station Wagon. Beautiful white over black finish. Red inThe unit will continue to spon- Jean Nease and Mn. Mary terior, new cllr appearanee and performance, power ste.er. sor the Cub Scout Pack if il can Nease. in g. Powrglide, VB engine, radio and heater , new Whitebe reorganized. The local The meeting closed with pray. wall tire11. Reduced to $219:>. I teachers WHl be hostesseS tO et by the ReV. Selle~S, lnd re. the October meeting. freshments of cookies, mints, 'The executive officers are ice tea and.,_coffee, were senpres1'den t, Mrs. Cottrill ·, vice ed by the executive officers. LeMans 2 Door. Red over white finish, gool whilewall tir('S , 326 cu. in. VB engine, automatic trans. Radio and president, Mrs. Esther &rden; · - - - - - - - - - secretary, Mrs. Margaret Rose beater. A real smart car, and treasurer, Mrs. Iris B_aker -~ The following committees were appointed: Delegates to County Council Deluxe vinyl trim, good tires, healer , a-reen finish. -M rs. Elms Louks, Mrs. Esther Harden, Mrs. Margaret Cottrill, Mrs. Margaret Rose and Mrs. Marie Leadingham; By Evelyn Brieklet Local owner, 6 cyl., Standard trans., radio, heater, elean inside and out. alternates - Mrs. Esther Mr. and Mrs. Martin Witten· Thorpe, Mrs. Ora Bass, Mrs. auer and daughter, Peggy, of e See Uo Before You Trade Or We'll 6oth Loll Mary Hamrn, Mrs. Anna Bell Youngstown were overnight vlsHoudashelt, and Mrs. Evelyn ltors of his sister, Mr. and Many More Late Model• To Choose From Hollon. . Mrs. Brooks Summerfield. Mr. and Mrs. Harry SummerMembership chatrman -Mrs. OPEN EVENINGS 'TIL 8 P.M. Anna Roush, with helpers to be field of Colwnbus were Wedannounce.d. nesday evening guests of Mr. Program chalrma~, Mrs. Es- and Mrs. Fon Halsey. ther Thorpe; co-chairman, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. SeldOD Baker Ora Bass. of Pomeroy and Miss Ruth Hospitality committee - The Ann Baker and friend, Ronnie officers. Golden of Athens were Sunday I Executive Pomeroy, Ohio Finance committee Mr!. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Way Your Chevy Dealer I Iris Baker, chairman, bwith all Clark tnd family. nd other committee mem ers a Mr. and Mrs. wayne Brickles room mothers. called on Mr. and Mrs. F on od and untunnshed apan, _ __ Help Wanted AUTO SALES Health committee - An~a Halsey Friday. THE Athens - Meigs County I ments WY 2--0134 !,• 6 uC ,. ~ G.- E.- Port•ble dishwasher. 3 ' Grace Oiler and Eleanor Wm· Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Cheva· r LADlES: Earn up to $2 hour 1957 DODGE Royal, 4 door auto- Ret!. lier visited her mother, Mrs. Annual stockholder~ meeti~g ~ I HOUSE tor renl m Pomeroy years old. In good condition ; 106 W. Mo~ln Pomeroy, 0. d t t . I matic transmission, power Magazine chairman- Mrs_._E•- Norma Dean at Camden Clark Jackson Produrtwn Lrf'dlt d bath ''aJJI Phone WY 2·5127. ~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ sewing rea y cu ma ena s. . . Rad' . . . .11 b h ld at three rooms an "' Free Details! Babygay, War- brakes and steenng· JO ·- -hospital at Parkersburg, Fii· 9 10 tf !WI e e WY 2-357~ at'teJ 5 p m c PHOTO Copying Service. Copsaw, A-15, Indiana. and heater. $350. Phone WY 7Association 30 P· m. Wednesdat: 7 17 tic Sewmr machinea. ies made of legal papers, 9 25 6tp 2-5368. 9 24 3tc tOC Woodrow Dean ember 30, 1964 , at e bi·r~ records and almost any e h C b th · new $59 50 up. beveral used "' of Marrlanna, w. Va ., wer ford You! enter. HOUSE. 4 rooms . a . piet ba ID pnces other documents. Also Jamin· HELP WANTFD - Man with Legal Notice overn••ht (!Uests of bs lister, 9 25 4tl! ture windo9. . basement, pick- macbtnes 8 rga ting ·n plasu·c. II'Im to p...o.. . tal t r r ~ - - - - - ' - -- - d 1671 Ll olD The t'abrlc 'ihop. "nger Sates ,.. English compoSition l enf ot ••oAL •o.,co Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Chevalier nc ......rve your yaluable papers. M t'gs county repor er ea · .... t et fence Phvar WY 2 2780 and '\ei'VICe, Pomeroy . OhiO _, e ' CHARLES N. CAPUTO, 400 and tWO sons. THE ANNUAL Homecoming 0 ! Heights_ one . If Reuter Insurance, Pomeroy ure writer Learn news writ- well Huildlnl. 41'1 Grant Street, Pltttlied Mr Hazel Commu ni!)' Church a t ,' D ··~ ~·c W"'• ·I~~"~ •t'IDA 4 ZJ c . od •• ,.. p'""''''"anl•, II hereby nuU· Paul Brooks ca on . .,u-u. a " tfc k' 1 ., • lng while wor mg or go ned ihat on the otb day uf April, and Mrs. Woyne Brickles Sun-DeWitt's Run. near Long . ·. room furnish~d apartReal Estate For Sale pay. Good opport~~ity for ~S:~e~:a~clllo "~, t:!~e:o~~~. NC.:~~~ d 'ng Bottom, will be held Septem-' fOUR AUl.'TIUNI!:ER right person, amb1tmus, ener- Wed their eertaln petition 1n theCA SOE t U Both ln1. MLMI ay event · d M 10 00 ment Phone WY 2-J658 - --,., pi_._. a-.a. . h court ot common Plea•. Melli c()un· nd S th Oh'o Mrs. Pauhne Dorst an r~ber ri, !larting at : a.m: 11 24 tfc HOUSE for sale. Harrisonville. •.;om ..,_ ~·---.go getic responsible. Wnte T e t:P Ohlo ca8e- No. n.a22, aJ9ln•t Hy- Columbus a ou ern b C lwnbus VIS 1 1 Potluct. will be served at - ---, -.,..---;-- _____ ·- __ 1 h ~1 k (,'11tt !dradlord Dai·Iy' Senti.nel Pomeroy 0 . m~n si.ln, et aL, 1t hhat the Plat1ni1lf010• Electric Company reported com· Shirley Sto ar O 0 • bedrooms and bat 9· 24· 12lc a e .-. ' • Nei\Je Andrew, 11 e owner o .,ted Sunday with Mrs. Dorst's noon . •Afternoon services wi II · ~"'R RENT. modern house, 3offer. SH 2-5468. t.•rlte. P"aoae " Cen.... ..~~::, 9 25 3tp folluwJn~~: duulbtd real e•tate. rnon share earnings of $lO-a ,u, ,Sto 1 . U1• E A. C. BRAUflORD - - - - - - - -- - -folluwini ettate lD sUuatMrs. Ethe be held. veryone we Jcome. six rooms and bath. vr oungs· lidThe In the countyreal of Mr:tf.l, the 000 for the I"~ months ending grandmother, Pete Van Meter of netreit, 9 2.5 2tc town ki'tchen, tile flOOT . lo- WANTED to buy: five to twen· Raeiae. O!aJe c Rl Sllle of Ohio. •nd In the Townahlp last August 31 showing a gain of p I ll tfc LOOKING FOR IE U of ouve aod bounded and deacrlb· ' ed Mich., was a recent guest --==~-=--:--- 1 h cated al l36 Liocoln·rd Call ty.five acres, near omeroy. JOB' ed a• tOuow•: All or the rouowtna of 1.7 per cent as compar Mr. and Mrs. Charles D..J...}ine, CtUCKEN Barbecue on f' ' WY 2-3020. b 29 Uc Norman Rose, 36<11 Samuel real ..alate lilUtate In Mllllt• County. "th •1o 701 000 for the same DeW. •-o V'll H II I S onsored : • ·•I Gnl~ . P1Dmb11t& ... rr.tn for tJ 8. Cl-.-u S..-.tre t..te and •L~~., ot Ohio, and t.u Section WI • ' ' Don ld d Bernice Mclntyn J age a awn. P 1 Rd., Ak.rm. 12, Ohio. Number Twent:¥·•U:, Town NIUObu period in 1963. a an b M1'ddl port Fire Depart 9 , 8tp Heatblc See ow ad uadu m.tMsi!UOll Ill~· l'our RUlie No, 11, ill Ula Obla d of Camfl'eld, Ohio, spent a roy e "" cor:.pany•1and Pureha••· tn Olive Harry M.th Miller. pres Iearnent, cent weekend with Mr. and ment, Saturday, Oct. 3, at· '\ Wanted To Buy MtllersYille. ObJe ae.uom. r..meo~ '*""'*' r.t.bu.tt- TownshiP, ~>etne theand10utbweet 0 1 E t . t. ) EDd fOOl ~ewer truomea eel liM& t;~uarler of theNo. •uUtheut quarter of announced 12:00 p. m. nter ammen ·- ,_ .· , . ,,.1.1... n.~ Aid Section T-.venty ..... AIIO, ,·nas amounteda toeompa .1.94 ay share Mrs. Brook I Summerfield • 9 24 !Up ; WANTED. used furmture tools. \.,4/..,.RI"" ~., Wt have aD lilel the welt naif of the northult •uar· •oo I dishes and hou!lehold goods. Sewer Macblaes L t k ter or Section No. Twenty . five. based on 5,600,000 shares out-ORLD The Middleport and Pomer~y Any amount, Iar~e or small. POMEROY - 2-bedroom frame R.fo.asoaalde RMa IVel OC ~:,n c~~P~Y~1!C:i/ 1B:!.th.! standing, aompared with Sl..V1ln ONE WO='~J:I) Democratic Headquarters will Call Knotts Auction, Gallipo- home with bath,automatic CaD wt z..z1741 Da)' • Nllld HOLSTEIN heifer, freshen o~;~.;~~!!t!~:~n~o~t7.~f Y~ the preceedlng 12 months. NE~ ~ woman'a business, as have their Grand Opening lis, Ohio. Phons 44&-2917. hot air heating, and full base7 • lie soon. Wood. John J. Rose, hundred IDd twent,. ecr ... m,.., or Electric Company opera11ng ance s Friday, Sept. 25, and Satur~ 10 20tp men!. House nicely decoratLong Bottom, Ohio. WI 9-2821. ''"REFERENCE DEE!>' vo1 '"· revenues for the same 12 month careers 1~·orneo th 1 111 day, Sept. 26. Public wei· - - - - - . , . . . - - - - - ed m·5 1· de and out. Nice lot PIANO TUNTNG. Newman Bur· 9 25 3tc •••• ,.,, 0 ... •"""''· " ' " ' period were reported at $115,458,- Some • w ...... rt WY Refres ddl .om. 2-3791 • ==---:-:---;-c;;--;::::;-:= County, JU!Mllancl f Sale · h h ed d · eway Beau delte, Mi epo • Ptalnttlf•Olll.o. ln their peuuon de.enbe 000 against ...,993,000 in th e pre- United States are UfeInstitute of hments will be or Wit s ar rlv . 9 3 aotc TWO registered Hereford cows a cont.ract ~ntered lDt.o b7 utd plaiD· • I ..... onths agents reports the 1 aerv.Mf. I 24 3tc - - - -tiful view of Ohio h i£ Wf• and lhe deiPdurt. Aluminum v1ous twe ve m . The lDJtltute APPLES, Burdt>tle FruIt Make small down payment 6 years old. One open e er, suuden co.. a Partneuhlp. • pur- Opera"•• expenses increased Life Insurance, 001 ported contract duerlbed •• Ellhibtt ..... -e ap THE ME !GS Coun tYC Hunt· 1. Farm. Phone WY 2.- 69"0 1 • and balance as 30 year loan. EXPERIENCED 22 month s. CaII WY 2-6871 · "A" 1n ••ld peuuon, a purported for the aame period from sald th a t altboogh they make .....-. 24 ' I 1959 Chevrolet Bel Air 2-Dr. · · · · $995 I a, lUCI. IIU BROW VIIIted Prell b1onoa11Mal HOlLYWOOD (UPI) - I Uko 1Al se. everybody makl money, Lecau,. the Idea IIVts ma a vicarious thrill, lo I am happy that rau- JUCceu baa been predicted ll1r CI!S-TV'I new Cora Wlllllllll obow, whlcb bad Its pramlere Wednllday olllbl. The predictions about the hall-hour oltuatlon eomedy stem in great par! from the program's limo olot - following "The Beverly IDllblllleJ" and the Dick Van Dyke obow, and preceding Danny Kaye. And altbouib It Is bard lo get too wildly eothustJasUc about a sl~ uatlon comedy, It 11 alwayo The Warren· CoDIIIIiaslon pleasurable 1o take a &aoder at pori on President Kennedy's aoMiss WIIUamo, who Is not only sassinaUon will be examined ln beautiful but a slfted and oz. three network t>emi 0 A rt y . , Atli:D NEXT 1 IME CHOP UP I SC>ME DADBURN WOOD CROSSWORD AFORE 'IE 60. LI'L AIINEil •AN' AX 'EM 'BOUT 1963 Chevrolet Impala · · · · · · · · $2395 1962 Chevrolet Impala · ...... · $2195 1 . - 924-1 1963 Tempest Pontiac · .... · .. $2195 . 1 bath 1.-ot 6. ~ 1~=======:;:==j:==~;;:;;:~;== CH •RLES BLACK · 1 = s~:· c&SOE S k Earrungs • up ~INGER I' da~:v=:tra. 0 ver 1963 ltt 0 inaur- 5 River.l,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ll ers AssociaLon will have a P~lmeroy, Ohio, Rt. 1. This is what you have been t 23 6tc ::::-:;·: o~:. d:e~::'c'alDu::l..:: $51,268,000 to $ft8,544,000. ntowatt only! twtho pelnrccentlude ~ora;; ham shoot on Sunday, Sept. 9 25 25tp bed cord• Y:alf• count,.. Ohio, an allelecl h up 7 8 per Gtnt tota ey 2'1, starting al 12 _00 noon, at . looking ror . FOR SALE: 'Ibree pure r promi.on ooie t1e1artbed .. EmiW our sa1es W~ · od aucees!fulln the IQUD.b'J. Snowball Hill, Syracuse. 1961 VINDALE Mobl Ie Ho~e MIDDLEPORT plete IDd.eaerJpflon ot -.me, ... a,....,. I • room Nub'Jao goats ' 4 mos• old. ''B" aaw pettlloa, aM f()r, ~- \:·~rom:~th=e~p:r~eYJ=tKI~o~pe:;!rl:~·. . . ...;m~;;;.,;:;;~g-==aiilt' i 23 4tc ~ x lO with a 10 x 15 alumm- frame home withk fbal th, gas Two nanny goats, billldy... ::a~~~_:o:u,, that aw -----.,--..,.=--:--c urn awning. Roger Keller, heating , nice oa oars, exOne grade nanny, 2 mos. o • aid defeoclant, Charlet N. caputo, nfE TRUSTEE S of Olive Star Route . PomProy, Ohio, cept kitchenCiand bath (inlaid) Roger Karr, Chester, Ohio. =~.ha~:n~~:J•:, '!usu..~~~ Township, MP1gs County, I phone Chesler exchange. Located on nice level lot near From th• largest tl'Udl or 8 24 3tc b' nnue ot aa uQnment whteb 11 recorded VoL •· pare Me-cbThot Ohio, will af'r • •l b1ds for 9 25 &tp all schools and super mar k• bulldozer radlator to tb• antc'e Ltent.u Reeord•• MetP un,County. 00111 the purchase ol a new or . ets. Make modest down pay- smalleat beateJ' · ONE 7 year old Guernsey o~i'am'Wt!"PI~I :!':- ;::;~r ,...,. &bl~ used road mamtainer B1dsl AUCTION Saturday mght, Se?t. ment and 25 year term loan cow, giving 3 gallons the contract marked ICKhJbU "A'" rerormed. aooor4ane~~ will be receivea uniJl Octo- 26, 7 p. m. on Laure I Cl1If • available. straIned -'n. ~ per day · Phone ahoul4 wtth the be t.ennJ of tJM ln ortrtna& ...-ber 7' Inc". Route 124, off Route 33. Lot 375 ACRES Dairy farm WY 2>-2141 PameNY SH 2-4656. 8 24 3tp ment bp and between t.be partte11 ;wo that tbe eald Yeehaoie'l Lteo record· Ada Bissell, Clerk, of used and some new furnl-- with 3 barns, implement - - - - - - - : : - : - : - - - ed ID VoL "' pap l95, u.abutc'• an button~ .,. NJtlaold • fDIII "ew' .. lbtrll • d I Good f Ul!l Reeoda. Mella recorded County, mOhio, Long Bottom, Ohio ture. sa e or ealers· sheds, Marietta silo and ex- L 0. McCOY, AUCTIONEER. Auto S.let and Mid aul~J~D~er:~t Vol. wo wt11 LaundrJ • , • t U 3te Russell Welch. Ira nice home. Located on Chester. Ohio. 3 23 tfe " , ••• 18'1', MICbo~lllc'e U.11 Recoru, I ;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-;I Metr• County, ehouJd be r:aD· .,..-=-==:::::=--:-;::::--= I 2.4 3tp stale highway I miles from 1. eeUe4, •t uid•Obto. and n.putlfed. from LOSE WEIGHT safely and eas· id bl ti A GOOD 1949 Dodge In A-1 run- the reeor&. of lleil• County, Ohio: lly, with new Dex·a"'tet ta•u- A GENERAI • • r, bPomeroy e till m· ning condltion. Ca 11 Mason that be turl"4'tlderi!Hi, ll'•• ••kt. prornlQ01'7 eo~nc.Uednote and.ebollld "' 1 .ty Cons·1 er::1 and s ~ Ph p . $50.00. Call 771.er, pen pas ure . -5712. 9 24 6te ulde by virtue (If fraud IDd-or f{Jr· lets. Only llllc. tar arm· aJnr . nee 9 "4 file able land. 2 other houses with I 'w fMJ, and •••• "'' '"' ftuo " ••• acy. 8-13-60tp I ~712 . ... ha Did Platn\lff. N~llle Aodrew, to th• this property, both ve gas I Top Doll•r Paid For The Rambler rul ntate deecrlbe4 tn the petition -1962 HOND A Superhaw k• ..., ••75 · an d runnmg · wa ler lOne with I Wreckao Can •ncl Truc1cs •·--•-~ of Co pa8bou1<1 quieted, theirrelief, ~ott.and of lUll, World MaDUant m ~' and tor'o•otber prop~r that · Gene Dodson, 927 Brownell bath L Can be bought with , -~ EsceUeuee the detr:ndtnl.ll aruwer tb11 tnterro1a· · 1 ·' ~ --att•cbed to the petition tn ' Ave., Middteoort. 9 2S 6tp or without stock, equ1pmen 24 HOUR TOWING Big ear I'OOID, ride and pel' &orlu oompUoa<e wllb . ., ••• :131'"'· Ro· -~ - - . - lonnance. Sma11 e~~.r e<:oaomy vl•:wc~e.iend•ntl .... required to 14 ft . Bl1AT with trailer . 35 and fE'ed. c. c. CUCKLER and manaaerabtlltJ ilJliWotl' OD or before Oet.ober 31.t, PLANNING H.P. Evinrude motor, gas I BOX %19 WY t-3130 OpeCI:.!dMS.!:~·M See UNit. Fr•ncl• H. Andrew YOUR VACATION? tank, 2 lif~> jackets, fire ex-~ POMEROY, OHJO Phone filS. MetropolltaD Moton Netu 1 Andnwa, PblnUlh OltiLY · h OIAM 1959 EnaI'!>crow. Crow & Porter, lttNd HrviCI, bail bond UngUis ers, ip'ZV\1 · g 25 !.tc letwHn CMster and E. MelD Street, Pomeroy Attorney~ $30.00 Oowll-. . . . . . 1ft Ush Ford, $300. 35 ft. Liberty 1 - - - - - - - - - - - - TV~ttHrt Plain •n State Rt. 7 Pboue W\' ~70 (jl u, 18, 211>: 1101 I. e. 16, ete MrVice and trovel oarvice Cenven..nt ferma House trailer, $ISO. Call WY Instructions 4 22 tic GETS O!iCAR AWARD CALL: 2-0077 berore 10:00 a . m. or =:-:::--;:-;-;-;:;-:;;;-~;-;:;;::;;-;1.;; PARIS IUPI) - Former world 1 E. M. BURTON alter 8 00 P· m. u . s. ctvtL &ERVICI TESTSI Insurance FOR SALE: 1956 For1 V8 stan· middleweight boxing chBmpion wv 2-2632 9 23 6tc dard transmission, t d.oor Sugar Ray Robinson has been 1 571 - · • Mlddlo,..rt __LO_N_S__ po_t_·t o_ es _ 'b;n ,-, ~,1. :~:.oa ~":::k ~.,.,:=; ::Pna:: JOHNSON, Stmpaoa ln~unac4!! hardtop, excellent condlbon, awarded the French sports I ME fl IIINITURE CO. ' · ' ... • antn •Plloln• ' n .. aiiiPHI• "' 1otw> Agency, lD. AJ;I lonna ol In or will trade for other model writers Oscar for beinK the I MASON. W. VA. .1 b11Ur8001 beeD pel bu. Brtng cont&mers and ,pen lb;perte~~e. an•'ll """-· .....a-Jim JohDSOD anrt P•'ckup truck. Phone WY most popular foreign sportsman~ . k If Cl ncL Prof IUJ I'RII!:I '"'"rtnaUnn n ~ .... ,......, ~----_;,.,:.;..., _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _...;._.J 1 7wT 1.o1111 your oper• pic yourse are • talart.. ~· •r•me"'• Wn•• tu AV Bud S.ppon ApDta. 610So • 23 Jtp ,,.. vlsll France in 1964. fitt Phone VI 3-22M. ll•lna "ame ll'ld!"l.u •nd pbn .. •• ' I 1 Uc ..., .... lk:••t Cd WY :1--. 1 .. • 11 ale RADIATOR SERVICE I. I BLAEnNAR'S osi ont . DID YOU KNOW ml: DUKE CLEANERS GUARANTEES • ~· ~.lectri:c-ref~ig- er- 3 ROOMS New Furniture '299 ll,;,;;;;;,;_;,;.,...,...,...,...,...,...,.,.j MASON I 2-1 =i.n:m.• .. ... liD ~~-,. ... - . . ............... ..,. .. - ~ - .,_ ,..,.,_,_ • .. . . .. -~·~-·-·· · · - to Wllldl H: __ .. ___ _-a., Qao-~------·mpk&ll­ 11., X for tho o1Jo, ...,.IIIUfat. . . "--ttl Dd. I • ., don't - .. waJicinc r .I.CJi'a IIi. ...... WMPO Radio 6 00 ' llfiD On -Nawt 8:05 Sacrtd Heart Hour 6:20 Melga County RFD 8:25 Paul Bower• -Farm 8:30 Nwa 6:33 Rev. Raymond Joneo ·Rei 6:55 Sports Headllnea 6:57 Weather Report 7:00 Newa 7:05 Tlny'a ChBpei 7:30 Newa 7:35 Pickens Hardware <TUeo. Thurs.) 7:50 NtWI Report 1:00 BJII Miller Show l:ilO Jolmaon • Simpson Ina. Show <Fri.) 8:10 Roy'a Fond Baiikel Show <Moo • Thura.) 8:45 Baker Furniture Sbow <Wed. • Fri.) 1:45 1&/i Super Market Show ('!burs.) 9:00 9:05 10:00 11:00 ll:IJ ll:IJ ll:IS 11:33 Nowa Colfea With Janet Grand Ole Op'ry Mlnlstorial Aasoc. A.S.C. Program • Frl FamiiJ Worolllp • Thurs. Mason Co. Air. ht.·Tuas. Swap Sbop 11:~ Tiny's Country Hymna 12:00 Noon Report IJ:IJ GtJONier'l Guost Star-Fri. 12:11 Larry Anderaon Show t:OO Jim Moos Show t:IS llluttnar Auto Show (Thurs.) 4:30 Local Newa 5:00 Jbll Meea Show 1:00 Slmon'l Market . Newa G:OS Sundown Seronade 1:45 Sip Off September TIRRY at ••••o• AQra a. . . . - .. :111Dt11. -.,n lliBDLBillliQ8• why they're In IUCih a lather about hll and ta!kiJJK. When he leame th•J'll jult tto ilt dowp and lhut upl MONDAY TIIRV ll'RIDAY 'h AZIIQ llOio no•» I>Qio BQBE.,-ai•Bio ·-----·I BUT, Gal!', I DIDN'T THiNK HAD TO !:!.§J' HER I!IU'f A. 'NEDDINC4 ~~,J.,,eeiC t i<NiNc; W 1:45 S11J1 Of! Octobar SATURDAY 6:00 SliD On - Newo PROGRAM LOG 4:30 loterchao[(e 6:05 Country Music MONDAY THROUGH FRIDA 'I' 1:00 Commlllllty N01111 8:20 Country Jamboree 6:00 SliD On, Muoleal Clocll 5:05 World, National NeWI 7:00 Larry Anderson Show 6:30 News Headl!nea 1:15 SpoUight 011 Spol1l 8:110 Pomeroy Hi Football 8:32 Musical Clock 5:25 Weather 9:30 Middleport Hillb Fo<ltba.lll 7:110 Bo SUII & Knor; 5:30 Suoaet Blvd. 11:00 Top Ten Show (Daley 7:00 News 8:00 Sign Off Valley) 7:08 Musical C1oct SATURDAY 11:30 Top Ten Show !Duttona) 7:3tt News Headllnel 6:00 Sign On, Musical Clock 12:00 Noon Newo 7:32 Musical Clock 7:00 Bo SUII y Know 12:15 Musical lnterludt 7:45 Word & Testimony 7:0" New1 12:30 Rev. Merllo Teell 8:110 Oblo Valley Newa 7:08 Musical Clock 1:00 Blll Miller Show 1:05 World, National Netn 7:45 Word ole Teatlmonp tOSU Football) 8:10 Sportl 8:00 Oblo Valley Nowa 8:45 Sign Off September 8: 15 Weath.- Plcttlrl 8:05 World, National Newa 1:45 Sign Off October 6. 18 Mllllcal Clock 8:10 Sports Today SUNDAYS 8:115 Commuofl) Newa 8:1li Weather Plclllrl 7:00 Sign On - Newa 1:00 Talk o1 lhto Town I: 16 Musical Clock 7:115 Sunday Showcaao 9,115 MaiOD County NeWI 1:55 Newa 8:00 French City Baptlsl Hour 10:00 Pllllllly Worship Holll' 1,00 Musical Ci",JCk 8:30 News IO:Ili Public Se"lco 1:30 Song ole Stocy 1'1ml1 8:1S Hour ol D<lliverance 10:30 LelciJstrtn& 1: fli Family Worship Hour (Elder Cline) 10:55 World Newa 10:00 Newa 9:48 Congreosman Abelt 11:00 Newo Beat 10,05 Higb School Hit Parade 10,05 Suod•y Chapel 11:05 Morning Melodies IO:ll5 News i0:33 Washington Reports (eJtcept Friday, 11:00 Army Tlma tho People Church Bello Rln&l 11:30 Special Commum., 11:00 Sunday Show 11:45 World Newa Programs 12:00 Noon Newa 11:55 Maaon Coun!J New 12oOO Newa Roundup 12:15 Christiana Hour 12:00 Commun!l!y News 12:20 Bulletin Board 12:30 Rev. Merlin Toelo 12c05 Local News 12,25 Newo 0 GI'IIIDO 1:00 Rev. Andrew Parsona 12, 10 Marketa 12,30 Saturday Mallnea 1:30 Rev. Silas Blllupo 12: I> Mid Day Weather 1:55 Newa Beat 2:00 Sunday Chapel 12:20 Ev11111 Bulletin Boud :!,oo Saturday Mat!nea 2:33 Rev. Roscoe Tbomo 12:211 N..,, 0 Grams 2:55 Newo Beal J:OO Sunday Chapel 12:30 Agrlcoltur. Agent 3:00 Saturday Matlnea 3:33 Country Hymotimon 12:45 Counii'J Go Round 3:55 Newa Beat (Dan Rayman) 1:511 Newa Beat 4c00 Dlscln~ witb Doss 4:1S Sunday Showcase 2:00 Country Go Round 1:30 Top Ten Revuo 6:00 Baptist Laymao'a Hour 1:1511 Newa Beat 5:00 Newo Summary 8,30 Sundown Serenade J:CX· Mid-Way Matinee 5:15 Public Service 6:45 Sign Ofl September 3:16 Newt Beat 6.30 Dinn01 Muslc111 i:fli Sign Ofl Ocwber_ _ __:t:.::OO.:...::D=IIf'l=o~I:,WI=III;_:Do;::;u:,__ _:.e~:OC;_;;SI"-.gn:;;Off~;;;::;;-;;==o. WJEH RADIO Bv GEORGE WONDEk LITTLE ORPHAN ANNII Br HAROLD GRAY so THEY CAME BAcK JU£l io MAI(E SURE! 1'H/rrS ABOUT Olllii'T LtN 1\ MAND ON THEMI WHAT I !'l~UREDf WHY WERE 'TllEV L<lOI(ltlQ FOR 'I!IJI' Hal IF I f:iap IOU) THEM THEti ~S.'t' ~ HAVE GfmMe. Pl..lMK~ \liAVIN~ Pl'aTOL~ 111 I DON'T liKE. MV FA<:cl WONDE"R IF VOI,I'D E)(CUSF ME FO~ A FEW MINUTES-- MAY&of. A UTTl.E LONGER. THAN 1'. FfW MINUTES • • 7M- ININNt~ -lfr,iU;i :;;,sA1;v---,_· WINICLI As WJNNil' <eAF/!3 m~ A M116AZINE A/JOARO 711/f PVWE Clkii'\1A6 M~'l'R~~:::: OH lAY GO!JJI! HE~ THE ARTICLE WENDLE WELLI\CIRTl< ..... _.I MEAN HARf?ISON '--'~ 80NP..... OIP AJ!OIIT 1/'.f! WHY, I HAD COMPLETELY FORGOTIEN ABOUT IT IN RECENT WEEitfS ,I e 3 Shirts Free of Chg. ~~~~~~~~~~=~~~::~~~~~~::~~=~ BAIRD BROS, AUTO WRECKING --==- ___ 0 • have ca. lea- All:rBLBAAXa LO•e•&ldoOW .... Glo - 1 F .\EROY ~ MOTOR COMPANY~ ....a."" .. ! HOMELITE SALES SERVICE ~uld !It» P 4 D :r tlliriilQUODC - ........ 1aow 1960 Rambler Classic Wagon · · · · $899 ! -...~ a. Nt Tuppers Plains Society News 1962 Volkswagen 2-Door · · · · · · $1499 'l1lti Jtl~t qo\ trere 1 ~ee! 'tubl56 hM to ~top o7f and 6ee hi~ qirl frien~! Chip, DOWII 8US!N5lG IS: UN- .. _.:... j IMPQRTAHT, NOW! 'YOU It COMES F'RST! MOREl. AFFAIRS AAE Nl!W/1 UN· IMPORTANT, MA.M'SEU.E ! BESIDES, NOTHING 15' REALLY WR'CIN5 ·.,-· ~ .· ~ = ¢ ~ ~ ~ .. ·• ' .....- . " ~ .' - �,, ..• t • • ) • Church Bazaar Committees Set • • Ctrd~ wa~ In charge Pavillion at W01ld's Fair 1S DeSCrl'bed Around And About Mjdd /eporf 1-DdYieDUMI, PomtrOJ'IIIddleport, 0., lhpt. II, liM Presbyterian ,.,., Ch~J• Croup ''Mra.Entertolnal Peter Staee entertained WomentoMCFt tbe Past Chlefa of Melp Tempie Pythlan Slstenl at her In Nelsonvilltl Abo•t 1.1410 opec!•• fll eock· roache• are known, accwdln& to the Eacyclopaedla BrUauJ· Kloes, Mizpah benediction and A report oo tbt CbW'cb Pa· tees namPd lor tlw dOnltal ba uf the program ~:~nt.l l:t play - Mrs Adam Eber sbach a. n d group adJourned to the Yilllon at the World'l Falr and zaar to bt' Jwld J'hursd<J\ ~u lei Tome Capsuh~ ' was pr~ ' Mtss Jo~ ted:d Grueser, 11w~et room for refreshroenta Mr. and Mrs. Charlea Slndle 1 pi'Qir'aDI on the Statue of bo~e Monday evening. A pot. The Fall meeting ol Dlstrlet vember 12 when the Wor 11 en., st>ntrd Its members Mtss Mary shop Mrs Homer Holler Mrs by the Fnendly Circle, Charlea Bennett Slndle Uberty by Mrs. Bethel Cole- luck dinner preceded tbt meet· ill, Unite<! Pr..byteriaJ! WomGulld of the F'ed~r att'd churc h \ trgm~<i Ret bel announced tht> 1Max Me mart Mrs Phil Globo- Mrs James Fugate, Mra. were weekend aueata and her lOft, Roy, higtt.. ln&: en of Scioto Presbyter~. met Wf'dn tsdrn evenmg 111 the p~rli C!pa nts m the play mclud- kar \1rs Lollis Re1bt>l, M1ss Btllkam, Mrs Paul Werner, and Mrs. WUUam Ault the September meetinC: The birthday anniversary of be held Friday, Oct. t, fl Net. ladtes ' loungt' 11t !IH~ lhtln h mg Mrs Pearl \l ora as Pa c.tor Thelma Grueser. Mrs Henry Mrs. Henry Ewlng and M r I. family the Women'1 Assocllltton of Mra. Stace waa observed dur- sonville Presbyterian Church. Arran'-'emt> nh uf tluwer-s Olivt>r Mrs Manm Hurt, Fred Re1bel Mr s Carl B11tkam and Thomas Young the refresh· Ftnt United Presbyterian 1.,., the evorun•, Those report· Mrs L w. Mcintire of,l Loaan " 1 d It Mr. and Mro. Cash Bahr ::~1 ctourc:h made b~ \Irs /I• Jrner Holter rurkt.-r Mrs P<.~ul Wernt'r \lrs Mrs Neui.Zitng, so tcltors, an ment comm1 ee. Thurlday evenJ.na al ... ed Ill Included·~ Mn. Wilham wtll be the preSiding ot.!lcer. ""th •' k d M " l'h t 11 th Jed In Columbus Thunday. El :\lrs Pe<u 1 \lor~ \1 rs i a r 1 Allee Turn~r fred s W1ft> Mrs ~11~ tza~ ,·IC an rs e a erne was carr churth. Lowe 8 patient at University The meeting will start at If Kautz \It , J (' \~v. 1 ·1 :.m d Ho~ :vlaver Pat \1r s Phtl, Glu- Edv.ard Kennedy, cashiers out on the tables decorated by Ml'l. Bl'\lce Uoyd ts Durin& the program hour hosplial in Columbul and Mrs . a m and end 3 p There \ , r ~ EJ7 1 G!lrntJre J 1 dr1or buk:lr ,)f'antt and SteH' .Jewell 1 l'ht> mstallatlon of the new Mrs Carl Kautz and Mrs. El· ig 1 1alea meeting in Indianap- Roy COleman read the record- Max Sanborn w11l be workshops m the ptom· a!t'd tht: loungt nanm the Tacker ehtldrt>n, mmt~let He-v Wilbur Pernn, lza Gilmore Jr M1ss Elizabeth olis, Jnd dlta week. He be had enjoyed while vlalt- Mrs. Pat Gallagher wtu be mg to help newly • electeji offi· 1he 11 ..-umg opl'nl:'d .,.,1111 de- .:~nd Mr s Ella Ctlmort~ .Jr \l ar .... as announ<.ed for November 1F'tck pre~tded at the punch Thurlday and Friday there. lng the Church Pavilllot. at the hostess for the October meet- cers of local associations, ond II O! Hm~ IJ\ \1rs Allre-d i row, garf'l Shafer i:l dt s1uri.Jt'd llt'lgh 2!1 A tea Will fol low sponsored ! bowl MISS Flck, Mrs Leonard World's Fair. Mra:. Coleman inl with the birthdays or Mn to consider study and work Ytho had tur her Iheme· 1J man bur , IJy tht> Gutld wtth the exJ?cuttve Jewell and Mrs Roy Mayer Mra. Delbert Mitchell and gave the hlatory and descrlp- Gallagher and Mrs. George programs for 1965. •umr~ 10 tmd 1 , 0 u The h\mn buard as the commrttee .setved 1:1.~ the receptwn commit· chlldren were ln Cedar Grove, tion of the Statue ot Uberty Child! to be observed Ttre trav- Dr Lois Visscher will weak . S lril Ot I ·ud opened tht" Dunng the I.Jusm~ss session Tht" meetmg clo sed wtth the tee W. Va. recently where they vii· and Ukened It to the church . d ted b M P conduett->d b\ \1r s 11en Ne-ut£- ' ~~ ---~-~ Ued with her mother Mn Ed th eling prize, ona Y r!l. in the afternoon. All Presf>yterde\l11Hm-. Sl rtpturE:' readmg ut d r tl I I • • and e Christian religion that Oll.ld by Mrs wn lan women are cordtally InvitF.ec-lrs rastes ·• l 15 "'as rea d bv I lmg presl e-!11 a mt't'ling o le ,~¥· '"""' '"""""''~""'"*' . ~·<~"! Masked Halloween ith Dartt. They also visited rei- abedJ It light ot freedom lla 'A· lwlm'a'n"onGamea wer; ed. h I d h 0l d tl PrPs bv tt'l\ WJ:I~ .:~nnounced fm r atwes in Boomer & East Bank, Mn Walter Waddell ~tm 1 ' ea " " "" • 1 k' October 9 at ohe Ftrst Prcsb} ' Party i• Planned w Va. Mr. Mltchell11employ~ ed the. devotional perloclpr• ha•· Mrs played and prize• awarded to Dr Lois H Vosscher. Presby· prave-r An o11 ert ll g "as ta 1 11 k Allman Mn Childs Mrs tertal fraternal worker in India, en by :"ltr , Alberl \\ood, n d ;m d ttncm d1urd~ m Nt>lsonvt e ; Plans were made for a mas - ed at Warren, Ohio. 1.ng 81 her topic "God'l Prom. · • · • !\I · Ch 1 s ~ ed Halloween party In October tses to M " She gave quota Betty Biggt, Mrs. Gallagher, who was appointed in 1142 by 1 M ThP nwe1mg wtll opt'n wlth 11 r" at e~ !rauss wt t l ' rs i coftee lwur at 9 ~o am I, ff when the Fnendly Nerghbors The Rev. Clyde Bartlett, pasen. . Uld Mrs. Stace. the former Board of Foreign ThomR ~ luung gt\'Jilg tht' J.Jl~,- lhu\e v.ho plan !U attend are I"'1 a tor of the Middleport Church tiona from famous author• and MlSS!Ons of the Presbyterian z; club met Tuesdav evemng at ts and read scri ture ei I \1rs Nt>ulz lmg Mrs Wr lbur Per the home of Mrs. C E Clark of the Nazarene haa apent the poe p , Church, US A, is on the staff :\Jr., Young pr I ~ tdent vt l ht' '1 Ph I. I" II '1 Mrs Harry Bearlt~ returned PI t Rd ' week at Cedar Lake near During the buslnesl meeting '' of the Memoria! Hospitol In 11 11 "rs 1 tl Jamson, n rs easan 1 ge presided over by Mrs Pao1 , ~---- ------------, il I H \Ired \1rs Louts Retbel I hom' Thursday from Hol7.er Mrs Elwocd Bowers. ley, w. va. where be has been . Fatehgarb This Is the largest r · · h 11 d b1 t at Haptonstall president th e In · 11 • VISIT OUR STORE FOR \lrs Thomas Young Mrs H('n ~~~p~a anf ~ Imfrov~gd ru dent. cond ucted the a mm s ers re re voted to pay ro; materl.al odn best equipped hospltt 1 r\ F .... mg and Mrs Dale Smtlb Ytl e con tn to ler e- or session and the traveling prize M- Henn'etta Burton!ihaw . In h the Farrukhabad and four ad, Lh · ·~ repatr or a room t e d' t t d tr t 1-.il s nt boys shtrts and socks sellera 1 mon s. donated by Mrs George Buchson Flo)d, of Cleveland, manse Ml'!l Coleman gave the A report on the Buckeye Girls Jacent Is nc s an ea s au \\ Ill bt! taken to tlu~ meetmg Mr and Mrs Harold Teaford anan was awarded to Mrs Em- spen~ the past weekend with report· for Group 1 on their State this summer was given average of two thouss nd paAcontnbutron of $5 was of Middlt!pot t :spent V!oednesday erson Well An auction sale of her daughter and son-in-law, projeeta and Mrs J. E. Har· by four Mlddleport High tients a year. FOR ALL GIFT made tu the- world l' lottung pro- evenmg with his mother. Mrs home made art•cles was held Mr and Mrs Gail Miller. ley reported for Group n. School students who attended It ~---GIVING OCCASIONS Jfrr ol the Untied Chut ch of Edtth 1 eaford and ~on Mmer~ · followmg the meetrng wlth Mrs Mr and Mrs Glenn Lamb- The prayer for the mission- when the Ladles Auxiliary of B/ F 'l (hrl~t Mr~ Young told of the V! lle ' Bowers as auctioneer. aries of the day was given by Feeney-BeMett Post 128, AmeraeUnar amE Y mt'anlng of the l~el l owsht~ Games were played and priz are visiting m Berea, Ohio, Miss Mar aret Sauer and the lean Legion, met Tuesday eve· , , I ~~ ~ lht 1os. Co tn • and an of I Mrs Rov Holter 11islt~ m es awarded to Mrs Donley Rei· with their daughter and family, ' g ed 1 11 nina at the hall Goes to Crnc1nnat . , M d M G D llttl summer m tea o ermg wa1 "e · tcnng \Ht~ takeu 1 he th;mk of- 1 Owshtre Monday wtlh her roo-- bel, Mrs Jack Robson and Mrs r an rs. eorge oo . e received It was announced that Reporting were Patsy Man- Mr and Mrs John Wllllam WY 12641 tt>JH ig servlf'e whr rh wtll ther , Mrs George Thompson IH.obert Arnold, after which a and children, ~teve and Conrue. the Scloio Presbyterial fall ley, Suzanne Bradbury, Joy Blaettnar and ~hlldren Eliza· 5 99 Mtll ' MiddlE-port t1 1e Sunday before Th::tnksgtv who ha_;..bfen Ill dessert t.'OUrse was served by Mrs. Kermit W1seman, Co- meeting would be held at Nel- Boggs and Seren Lew1s, who beth Mary Helen Kath'ryn and ;;;;;;~~~-~--1 1 1 ng will be <.'hargt' \ln 1 \1r~/j;Sther Kissler of Cnl· the hostess Present were the lumbus, aDd her mother, Mn. sonville Octob.er 9 Reserva· were sponsored the Buck· Frederick, speni past \\dlJUI Petrtll I um¥uF,_~rs F'ran~t'S Blewmg- above and Mrs. Leon McKnight Vance Stewart of Logan, were tion.s to be given to Mrs ere State by the auxiliary. The weekend in Cincinnati where ~\ orld rommuntl)" Dav wa~~ ton, . . . ,Yiddleport , and Mrs Mrs HPnry Werry, Mrs ~111- Wtdnesday guests of Mr and Walter Waddell by October&. g~rls reported on the two days Mr. Blaettnar and his father, dnnounred b) Vlrs Lou1s Ret· Oatsy Ankrum or Columbia S ~rd Hmes and Mrs. Roy Snuth Mrs. Gall Miller. They were Mrs Dwight Wallace served spent at Capital University in Fred Blaettnar who accompabel dturch key woman, tor C, vrslted :vtonday wtth Mr!\ former Middleport residents. as secretary in the absence of Columbus and thanked th~ aux- nied them to cincinnati, attendTONIGHT thru SUNDAY November 6 at 1 30 P m at the Ho~er Showers ' n Youth FeUowship Mrs Myron Miller A round- tliary for. the ~pportunity of ed the 1965 Buick showing held Double Ft>ature Program Hulland Mt>thodrs! ch urch It Ctpt and Mrs Y.ats n Burn. PI . R k Sal Girl ScouU Meet robtn card was to be sent to representing Middleport. at the Cmcmnati Gardens OD wa s vot f'd lo pav the $5 annual fte-ld of , Wh1t~man Arr Force ann1.ng a e . e Mrs Mtller who 11 recuperat- Plans were made for the SBturday afternoon. '' IRMA LA DOUCE " h~t' a1 1111s ume and ktls wt\1 Base Mtssoun, were recent ~he Yo.uth Fellowship of the At Pomeroy Schoo,l mg ·from s~rgery Mrs. Lil· Eighth District fall conference They went by train, giving W1lh JJ(.k Lem oll bt' rndde U~· the Fr rendly and guestll of Mr and Mrs John 1Rock Sprmgs Methodls! church Members of Girl Scout 1 roop lian Steiff was ptanist for the to be held in Middleport, Octo· the children their first train and Shule" .'\l atLillll~ (Techmcolor J f'Pderated Crrcles .:~nd the Hap· W. Blaettnar a~d ~amliy held tts .regular meetmg , h 267 met With leader, Mn. Tho- evening. Mra. Freda Bratt gave ber 8 at the hall with the local ride, and drove new Butcks f.!\ Harvrc:.ters class I Mrs Rex 0 8nen returned ~ay evl!nmg at the .church wtt mas Smith Wednesday everung the benediction umt as host. Committees for back Fred B!aettnar returned --11 ndNAME COMI\UTTEES to her home in Sltowart 1'hurs· Cathy Abbott, president, In at the Pomeroy Elementary A k d h ld In th the luncheotl were appointed and s 1 da ntng "SOME LIKE IT HOT " d f h charge Sch 1 po11 uc mner e e a ur y eve . '1-Iarrl v nl\lom(.u~. Jom} lt.ll tls Named on committees for ! ay at~!' a VISit wi t her by oo . church dmmg room preceded plans made to contact each Mr. and Mrs Blaettnar and "'::;~~~~~~====-: tlu: bazoar were .\1rs 0 ale . daughter and son-m-law, Mr 8 Dellotlons Mrs u 'l'he meeting opened wlth the the meetmg wUh Miss Phyllis member for casb or food dona- children visited Saturday ev· ,,~- - - - -- - - Smllh Mrs Max \llemhart, 1and Mr~ Paul Eichinger and earhs, counselor, open SCQUt song, "Alice" Poster5 on Joachim Mrs Leo Kennedy ttons for the luncheon ening with former college \I J s Phi l Mernhart Mrs Hen- dam lly. l meletl~gll Me.mthbers rBesbpteonded to health were made by Judith Mrs. Arlhur Lewts Mrs. Ed: Reservations for the lunch- friends, Mr. and Mrs. A. T. ro 1 ca WI a 1 verse Becky Houdashelt, . ' eon are to be made wtlh Mrs R".b 1 Mr Clare c· Ma · rv d e · s ne sSherrie Blackston led In group J M d D bb ward Smith, Mrs. Peter Stace . Folger HI and fam1lyy Sunday, POMEROY OHIO 0 Sd t \1t s Lou I~ Herbel Mrs /Joyal Hel per1 are M k' ayer an e Je and Mrs Torn Rue serving the Albert Roush, Thtni Ave. or they visited the CincinnaU zoo Ltlhe Hauck and Mrs Ph 1 l smgmg oney rna mg A skit and a song n Mrs D.a\e Mourning before Octi th N TONIGHT & SATURDAY (;ru~sts (It Hom.e Jects were luscussed and ted b Debb' C dessert and co1fee. 1ere wert where por ons 1rom e ut(,loi.Jokar, dmner. Mrs klw" " . . was presen y le row 17 members present for the tober 3. The annual Halloween cracker Suite were presenetd "HEY THERE, 1T'S r~nce 1 anmng Mt~~ Lena Grue- The Life of Hannah was was decided to have a Nancy Thompson and a skit d d li party of the auxiliary will be b th C1 1 tl Ci 1 B 1 l YOGI !!EAR" ' ser M;s Ma~ Memhart Mrs studied and dtscussed when the sale m the near future a commercial by Debbie mner an mee ng. h ld Oct 31 y e nc nna v c ale. (Yop:t Colon . Lo 1 H 1 t 1 th A b ·11 t C e · They returned borne Sunday 'r'ogt Bear .hlln Yogt Hl:'d Dessauer and Mrs C J ya e pers c ass o e s- mem ers WI go o amp Bernadette Hennessy, Two new members were wel· evemn BOO·ROu (. mdy F.bersbach, kitchen Mrs Don· burv Methodist church ln. Syra ces Asbury on Oct. 3, for Trlplett, Susan Clark and corned lnto the auxlliary. A g. _ _ _ __ " GUN HAWK '' le~ Reibel, Mrs Uee Hawley, ' cuse met Monday evenmg at all day outing. Davis A song by Twda round·robin birthday card was (Tcclmtcolorl Mrs Glad) S Cuckler. Mrs Hen· . the home of Mrs Ralpb Robson Durmg the program hour the Clatwurthy closed the meeting to be sent to Mary McElroy, Judith McKni•ht il Ror:r Ca lhoun , Rod Cameron ry Ewrng, M1ss Thelma Grue- l Mrs. Robson, president, was iRt>\1 . Chester Lemley gave new department presrdent A At Photo Session Ru ll'! Lee ser :\1rs Rov Ma.ver, \If Iss I tn cha rge of the mertmg whi ch talk about the Bible membership report was also to Judit11 McKnight, daughter of SUN, MON . TUES . Maud (;ruesE'r, Mrs 1\lbert open£'d With Psalm 23 lfl urn- Wt>f€' the above and Roger. Donbe sent to Mrs. McElroy. Mr and Mrs. Leon McKnight. Sept. 27-28.29 Woodard \1rs Carl Bllrkan and son DevotiOns taken from F:ph na and Suzanne Partlow , Pomeroy, represented tht 'RC'B1 N AND THE 7 HOODS' Vltss Marv V!rgmta ReJbei dec- eslans were led by Mrs. Helen die Abbott, He<ky and Mary Home Demonstration Meigs ColUlty Glrl Scouts Sat· (Techmrolorl ora twns ior table and se'rving ~amewood , who gavt- a rne-dJta- Lou Radford, Sharon Brawley, Class officers wert elected at urday, September 12, at the St. Frank Sm.arra, D£"an lllar!in ' of the dmner. Mrs Lawrenre 1tlon from The Upper Room , and / Con me Radford Hnd Dtamt Wey· Eastern Hll~ School Sept. 1$. Council will Meet Andrews church lD ParkersBm~ Croo;;b\ Edw G Rubt n Lannmg roftee urn . Mrs Tho closed With prayer ersmlller SEPT. !I Th P1' PLEASANT The Ma b W V son Samm~ Da\ ts .! 1 PPter 1 Falk. Barbara Hu sh, Vtc1or , mas Young , Mrs Jamt's President, Edna son Scout Coun· Buono a w ~~rk ~IJOOrs thw. L Kautz, fancy was sent to Melvtn Grt'mm who A school-sponsored record p Se t 2"27 S turda McCoy; VIet President, Mary twn Counci w m~t ne• ell held a photograph sesaioo Colorc:artoon• " omeroy P · ~. • a Y Mankin; Secretary, Linda Spen- day. September 30, at Krodel lhere which will be used to """~~~~~-:-:::~~:-:-:--::::::..--.="'"'....======- rs rll in University HospitaL Co- hop will be held this Saturday aGnddSunda yb, by Wmdmg TraLI cer, and Treasurer, Karen Car· Park help promote the annutl fund 1 Jumbus. The meeting clo!!ed night at the Pomeroy r High ar en c1u ter The business meeting w1ll be- raising campaign Judith 1.s a with !he Mtzpah benediction auditoriUm star tmg at 8 p m !:EPT. t7 Juniors, President, Mary Tay- gin at 10 30 a m. w1th Mrs member of 267 and Dunng the soctal hour a des- The Jays will emcee. The descendants _or J C and lor, v1ce President; Gary Wolf; Alma Turner presidilllil:. M 1as serves 88 Troop scribe. She waa sert course was served by Mrs Ethehnda Moore will hold a re- Secretary, Roberta Trussell; Wanda Stemple, County Exten· one of four girls 1n the Four Robson's daughters, Miss EleaMOVE TO INDIANA Sunday at the Sutton Treasurer, Joan Davia and sion Agent, Home Demonstra· Rivers area to attend the meet. nor and Mrs Paul Kloes assist- Mr and Mrs Ronald Carr 1Methodist church on the Ra· Sgt at Arms, Gregory Dailey tlon, will conduct the afternoon ing. Wilma planning session At this time 1ed by Dellbre Hartenbat'h to and daughter, Paige, former cine - Bashan Road. A basket Seniors President, Mrs. Royal Thomas, Miss Mar- Lmcoln Hill resident&, have dmner will be served at noon. Atherotn;' Vice President, Roa· club lessons, program emphas· ad" E . ed .. c1a Karr, Mrs. Damewood, Mrs rno11ed to Aurora, Ind, where All relatives and friends are Bahr; secretary, Barbara il, and work meetings will be L lei nterlo.an Wilham Eichinger, Mrs. Frank Mr Carr has employment m 1nv1ted. Lanham, Treasurer, Kenneth planned for 1965. Each county By Mr1. Gre•• I Wmebrenner and Mrs. Wll- the offices of Ute Stedmon SEPT. Z8 Caldwell and Sgt. ol. Arms, home demonstration club Is Mrs . Richard Gress entertaln.li,;;;;am;;;;;;;;;;;H;;;;o;;;;cd;;;;a;;;;s;;;;he;;;;l;;;;t====="-F•ou;;;;n;;;;d;;;;ryi..= =======ol Jane Howell Tent ~aughters Jame~ Meredith. urged to be representfd At ed her card club Tuesday evenl•· of Un1on Vtterans wtll meet noon Ute group will have a ing at her home on Pearl-St. Monday at 7:SO p. m at the potluck dinner of low calorie . Prizes were awarded to Mrs. DAV Hall. dishes, and adjourn at 2 30 p.m. Wttliam Childs, Mrs. Lionel The Middleport Band Boost· Boggs, Mrs. Donald Mills, 11114 er Assoctatton wlll meet Mon SI!RVICE SI!T Mrs David Ohlinger a IJUO'It dayd evenmg, Sept. 28 In th • PT. PLEASANT - Funeral for ihe evening. ' A .... 11 ban room at 7 30 p. m. A services for Henry 1!. I.ewta, Others present were M r •· dasoic of. pwe parent& of band members are .. 89, a retired Galllpolls Ferry Charles Bradbury, Mrs. Edna oirgia wool with urged to ·~tend and m-.,t. the Mr and Mrs. Ronald Gotb· farmer, will be held S..turday. Fr.nch, and Mrs. Robert Scltnew band director, Mr Wilham ardt and son, Bruce, of Colum- 2 p. m., st the Mohr Funeral moll. Mrs. Gress served a de. wann Miliwn4' Russ~! Refreshmenb wUI be bus visited from Thursday un· Home with the Rev Don Me- sert course at the cloSe of l b I lining ODd wat« serve · til SUnday with her mother. Mellon officiating. Burial will evening. .-pe!lent built-ia Mrs W. A. Morgan. be In the Pine Grove cemetery. ----comfort. Hugh Bearhs left Thumy Friend• are belnl received at Pleaaaat Valley HoJpflal for a week'• vtllt with hlo dau- the funeral home. ADMITrED - Mrs. Fred Traditionally styled ghter and her husband, Mr. and Mr. Lewis dl<!d Wedneaday Ka,.., Gallll"'lls, Ohio. with the easy Mrs Barrie Phillips, of Vestal. at his home alter 1 ohort Ill· DISCHARGED - ~ Ray silhouette, New York ne,., He 11 tnU"Yived by his Duncan, Galllpolls ~ !i:~< Mrs. upstanding collar Misses Norma, Florence atilt wile, Sola Edwarda Lewis; one Millard Oiler and ~ler, Yin"The bank helps us t& handle our money Carrie Beth IINrho were SUn· 1011, Hngh Lew11, Galllpoll• ton; Mrs. l!verett Parsons, JA. and slash pocket& aafely with a checking account. It paya guesta of Mrs. Hucb Bearhl Ferry lOCI one brother, Jeaoe on; Mrs. Garland Bostic, Hot· In the Highland The Athens • Melgo County and son, Ronald. Lewla, Henderson. sett. us Interest on our money in a saving11 Annual Stockholders meeting of tweeds, 8-18, 4fff6' Jackoon Production Credit Assoaceount. It providee safe deposit protecciation wUI be beld at 1;30 P.M., tion for our valuables. And it helps WL Wodneoday, Sept !10, at the Bedford~ Youth Center. located with a low-cost loan when we need it. on State Rt. 33, about It milea ~ Good friends, these bank people I" tWrth of Pomeroy and 15 mllel soutb of Athe01. LET OUR BANK II YOUR FRtiNO' Tho speaker wltl be Lyle Alii· MAU FULl. USE 01' OUR FUU..liCAU HRVICil tin, of Hogsett. W. Va, who operate11 a successful dairy farm Hll talk wiU be .., hit 27z48 lncb size 27x1Binch size recent toor of Egypt, aided by slides. Martin 11 aervms u vice We Pay 3% Interest On Sat!lng• presldetlt of West VIrginia Farm Bureau Federation. See the many valuas all ovrr the store In the End of the Anoclation buslneaa wiU be trlllllllctod whtch wm Include P lans 1-\t'fe nu1dt· .wd ( 01111111 t Fnt"ndly Also Mrs Norman NOW YOU KNOW wm VOL XVI NO. 140 '• ••• • I Mainly About \ ° People In p omeroy I w G' I' s St af e Representatives Make Repor fS I GIFTS I MIDDLEPORT 8001( STORE rn r Tl BY LUCILLE HAWKINS One hundred fifth teachers attended the Me1gs County Education ASsociation held Fn· day in Rutland where advan· tages of redtstnctmg into larger schools was the theme of one of the main speakers Following the busmess ses· sioo the speakers were introduced includmg, Byron Morton, assistant state superrntendent of schools, who spoke on redistricting the schools. He gave some of the reasons for t h e need of larger school distrtcts Including Better Progress -there Is a desire for better educatton on the part of man. Finances, The ooard of edu· ut at a;e at y POMEROY -MIDDLEPORT, OHIO cat1on in smaller districts are up agamst it more than those in larger d1str1cts Revoking of charters of many schools, whtch are not hvmg up to the Oh1o High School standards People are show ing tn· creased mterest in the drop • out, to get him back 1n school 1f !here Is a program provided for him Our programs for the gifted and slow learners, adult education and vocational schools, show the tremendous emphasrs on education tcxh1y m OhiO John Parsons, director of school fmance for the state of Ohio, also spoke usmg as his theme, "T1red Faith " He smd, "Tired faith is what is happen· lng to the teachers of today. When your school districst ar· n't smcerely mterested tn the teacher's growth, both profes· stonally and economically, then the teacher develops a general run down feehng m his aJr proach to W. job. "Tired faith is oot unique to rtle teaching profession, for any profession which tr1es to influence other people wJll undergo it, at one Ume or anohter The only way to de.al with it is to accept it as a part of your professional JOb, but remember there 1s always a new day ahead. We m the f1eld of educa· tlon are gomg to have to do a little rec:ruiting, to mtere st our students in the teaching pro- the ' fesl!lon " Mr. Parsons also said, "Remember that dealing with human bebavlor il! no profession for a perfectionist and that a teacher has to be a master of practical psychology." He urged the teachers to ac-qUire a new shining enthusiasm toward their profession . He closed by saying, a teacher must have faith in himself, faith in the professmn, faith In the staff, fatlh m his abiHty to do the JOb and faith in the product Remarta were made by Lawrenee Huber, Galli1 Couoty Dtstrlct Ubrarlan, who told of the new bookmobUe I o r Meigs county which wDl come Into existeuce sometime after the lint of lhe year. There will be between 1,900 and t.· 000 volumes a year in tbt bookmobile. Tbe state w!U furnllb boob and adm.lnlstntive aid with some help from the eouaty. Ue stressed drlJ ts not a service for tbe schools but for the whole county. It will be administered throaJb the Gllllla county dlatrlct Ub.....,.. Miss Pikkoija, assistant to Mr. Huber, also spoke briefly concerning the bookmobile, after which the meeti11g adJourn· ed for lunch m the Elementary School cafeteria. Workshops were held m the afternoon mcludmg Re::Jdmg. conducted by MISS Tydvil Tho- In Court • IS mas, Miss Jean Ginkel and Paul Euler; reading consultants for Scott-Foresman Co. m Columbus , Arithmetic, eonducted by J M McEntee of the McCorrn· ack, Mathen Co, CGlwnbus; High School Science, conducted by Kenneth Myers, chemistry department, Rlo Grande Col.. lege; High School Ro.ding Laborator) , conducted by Clifton Queen, science research associates Inc. of North Canton; and High Scbool Physical EducatiOn and JJe:tlth, conducted by Richard Marlin of Rutland Hogh School Regtstermg guests and assistIng with the coif.., hour preced· mg the meeting were M1ss Mary Elizabeth Chapman, Miss Le- da Mae Kraeuter, Mn. Robe ta WIIJon, Mn, Thelma Camp. bell. Mrs. Fay Sauer, Mn. Ma.. garet Paron1, Mlu Martha Ohlinger and MIJo Sally Schaal. MORNING SEIIIIION The loronoon ..ton wbleh .... beld In tbe Rutlllnd lllgll Scbool gymnasium. opened wldtt a welcome by Donald MeKe1>o Zie execultve head of Nortltwe.otem Local Scbool Disll\<1, followed by the lnvocaUm ..,. Mrs. Maxine Wingett. Pupllo of Mra. C. 0 . Chapman, Rutland vocal musk JD.. structor, presented. a prGII'Uil consiSting of a vocal trio, Julia Lucas, SUey Parker and Pe._ Wtlliams and a plano solo ..,. <Continued On PaJie 2) Johnson Returns Goldwater's Line I !!t MEIGS THEATRE Tl Tl Ar - Tl CJ.ass OfficerS Are Elected at Eastern u·Igh SOCIAL CALENDAR Fugate he~ s:~~t :u~~=~~ ~:~:~" c:~~ RECOR-D~H-O-P~S-A-T-URDAY or~:;':'e;t ~~~7~ ·p~~ce~ti~~fl~ee~~ S~~h:~:~~s, Cl TrooP Bohr Clothiers I "WHAT DOES OUR BANK DO FOR US, DAD?" u....proot QUESTION, SON!" Rock Spnn"gs Society Notes Athens-Meigs I Stockholders Meet Sept. 30 Solei Carpet Samples Pendletoll' :..;. ~ Another Big Mill Shipm•nt of Fine Quality Carpet Samples ...... Pomeroy National Bank Mem...r Fedoral R-rv• Systom BAHR CLOTHIERS Mom...r Foderol Doposlt lnouranco Corporation Middleport, 0. I'DMIROY - RUTLAND Serving Mel&• County for over 90 yean votllni lar Dlre<tora to ....,..... sent Pike, Adama, Jackaon. aDd Scloro counties. Dtrectora now serving from thlo area are 0. vii Greene, Albany, and Andrew Croaa, ·Racine. Free . relreshmento and entertolnmeQt will be offered. A1J people lntenotetlln fannin& IN - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ' welcaiDt. - ---- ... ··----' ~ Services for Arthur Barr Are Announced Count~1 "ft~e De~O:tra- u~t~ F~aiuvers Plan on Pendleton's• ttKnockabout" Coat at ~-· .. · - ~ .. -- · . . .. . - . . .. ... . ~ . ~--~ Month Sale - wearing apparel for your family, furniture and fUrnishings for your home, ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY . ' ~ • .. ... SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, h. 14Suffer Penalties 1 be l .......... , ...... .. -"lilt.... . Vr't"l !I d - . . . . ., 'qr .. . . School Consolidatioll: at m. •' e ... • Wti'I8U . AIRMAN GATES F. C. Rupe, 57,0aimed Friday Night � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource September 25, 1964 aten barr fry gibbs morris