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" Hit-Run Driver Kills Elderly Arbuckle Man Saturday WSAZ- TV Channel 3 Lac At Mr 11 30 l"ury 12 00 Wur ld Sc nes BOO (Continued From Front Page) off 1t AFTER THIS Fll.iM Is fin· SOME REWARD! ished , he is heading for London HOLLYWOOD ! UP[) - Grl· bert Rola nrt , a veteran of many where he and Miss Eggar will Hollywood pictures. can testify be mamed. He thinks, and he to the n gor s of m:::~king a pic- says he JS objective about it. that she w•ll be a tremendous UJre on Joca llon. Wh1le on loc:::~llun in Dealh star. "You know this business," be Va lley for " The Rewi:lrd" pic· says, ·' You know a girl goes up tur e, Gilbert Wns bitten on the mucb (aster htan a man. It'D be Jeg by a scorpion J0 years before I catch up to her.' 1 NANCY'S ROLE Will that put a strain on the HOLLYWOOD IUPI ) - Nanma rriage'! cy Smatra, Frank's daughter, '' Ask me next year, ' he said. appears with Joan O'Brie11 in 0 K., I will, .. \Valusi A Go-Go." 7 30 J>own on the Fa1m H 00 l'opf') e & Pa ls 9 le Hector Hea thcote HI OQ Underdog 10 "' 1·1reba U XL5 11 00 [krun s the Mfn;'!Ce NCAA Football 6 00 Mr ,\llilgoo 6 30 l"'latt & Scruggs 7 00 Purwr Wagoner Show 7 311 1'11pper to the make, model or color of Hazel E the car str1king her husband. Mrs Tucker stated she did not realize her husband had been struck momentarily She had been at church and had stopped at a nearby service station to walk home with Mr. Tucker. The couple was almost m front of their home when the fatal accident occurred Tucker is Mason County's thmt highway fatality of the year Stanley Tucker was a lifelong Mason County cesideot. born August 14, 1900 in MasOD Coanty. sOb of tbe late Sber· man and Rebecca Tucker, He The Impact knocked Tucker's was a retired New York Cen· shoes from his feet and hurled tral Railroad employee and him approx1mately 70 feet. former guard at the Sylvania Mrs . Tucker was not inJured. Electric Company. and because of darkness, could SurviVIng are his w1fe, Flor· not g1ve the officers any clue as 1ence Hays, a daughter, Mrs. Tom Stern Is Talk Of Town Tbeueadnloed bJ Ill ~ AmaZ<lll Is - , lwloe M II u7 oilier river. MONDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1964 PT YLEASANT - Stanley R. " Pet" Tucker, 64, Arbuckle, dJed Instantly Saturday mgnt about 9 o'clock at Arbuckle on Route 35 when struck hy a hit and run dr1ver while he and his wife were walkmg on the berm of the highway near their home. According to State Pohce lnvestigatmg the accident, Mr . and Mrs . Tucker were walkmg arm In arm, north toward thetr home on the west side of tt1e road, and according to M r s. Tucker, a north bound vehicle struck her husband and kept going. BUSY GAL NOW YOU ((NOW -; Ru ssell, Pt Pleasant ; s1x sons, Jess A , Columbus, Ohio, Harold R , Grimms Landing . Denver S , Buffalo; Dal e T Tucker, Gallipolis ; Bobby Lee, at home , and First Lt . J1mmy G. Tucker, Ft. Hood, Texas; three sisters, Bertha Tucker , Grimms Landing ; En· ith Bailes, Gnmms Landing, and Mrs. Tamsy Casto, Arbuck- ~ le ; three brothe rs, Clinton and John, Arbuckle, and W:J.liam. Baltimore, Oh10, and 21 gra ndchildren. Funeral serv1ces will be held Tuesday 2 p m at the 0 m a DON ROACH, JR. Don Ruacb, Jr., U. S. Coall Guard , son of Mr. dnf' Mrs. Don Roach, Mlddleporl, .-.. cently spent a 18 day leave witb bis parents before reo p<~rtJng to scbool at tbe Naval M«lical Training Center, at Great Lakes, Illinois. Roacb eollsled in lhe U. S. Coeot Guard following his gradg.. Ch ape1 EUB Ch urc h wr"th the don from Middleport H I 1 • Rev . Homer Hicks officiating School in 1963. Bunal will be 10 Cra1g ceme· tery at Gnmms Landing. Fr1ends may call at the Crow· Hussell funeral home Health Care Is Casualty In Congress 8 00 Ot-.8lh Valley Days 8 30 llentucky Jones 9 oo Saumlny night at Movietl c 11 00 Late N('WS Picture J1 10 TV 3 Weather 11.1~ Sporls 11 20 F1lms of the ·ao·s \ WCHS- TV SHOP TONIGHT 7 00 TV Classroom 8.00 Mister Mayor UNTIL 9 PM THE SHOE BOX MIDDLEPORT, 0. Job'• Daughter• Meet on Thur100y ~ASON r ·. ~ ~ DRIVE· IN ' , TONIGHT & SUNDAY Double feetun Prognm "SUfriiDAY IN NEW YORK~ CliU Robertson Jane Fonda (Technleolor) -and"TWICE fOLD r ALES" Sebastian Cabol Brett Ha1sey (Teebnicolor) l Pomere char, ' Leonan Bethel No. 62 of the great g Order of Job's Dau- Mrs D ght<rs met Thursday Fork the Pomeroy Masonlc Tern- Isrnrth, pie. est Sm Lmda Darnell, honored queen, Belle f ~h~:.~::~. and folllowing rmrtinel plans were discussed for the joint lnspeciton The Bethel No. 73 of Gallipolis stratior October 24. At the close of tne llrh• Ch meeting refreshments were Height• ved with Mrs. Helene with tt ::a~~~~~~~~iiii...;lpromoter of hospitality, Lord's charge. Belly l MEIGS THEATRE POMEROY OHIO MOORE ASSIGNED TONIGUT THI BEATLES "A HARD DAY'S NIGHT" THEY ARE HERE, FOLKSI l'HE BEA TLES· John Len non, Ringo Starr, Paul Me. Cartney, Geo Harrlson. futureHe: Pardon My Terror Cartoons Adults-75c: Chlldren-40e Beatles autographed photo 25c SUN., MON., TUES. Oct. 4-5-6 "GOOD NEIGHBOR SAM"' CTechmcolor) Jack Sebnet d~r. Lemmon. Dorothy Romy Provine, Ml chael Connors. Edward G Robinsoo, Edward Andrews Louit Nye. Klltl AND THE COPPER--U.S. movie star Kim Novak, In 18th Century English costume, peers from her sedan chalr ~l a surprised London policeman. She was filmlng he1" latest movie, based on Daniel Defoe's "Moll Flanders." Channel 8 Army Pvt. Gary R. Moore, '-1, son of Mr and Mrs. Lloyd M. Moore, 20 Oak st.. l'omeroy • was assigned to the 35th Artil· lery In Germany, Sept 21. He i> a 11100 graduate of Pomeroy High school and was employed by A & p Food Store in Middlebefore entering the Army. businet • Clark. ed at , presen spent ~ 9.00 Alvin Show 9: 30 Tennessee Tm.:edo 10 00 Qmck Draw McGraw 10 30 Mighty Mouse Playhouse 11 .00 Linus The Lmn Hearted 11 30 The Jetsons 12 110 Sky King 12 30 My Friend Fhcka 1 00 CBS News 1 30 Doctors At Work ~ 00 lnlerna ttonal Traders 2 15 Saturday Matinee MO\•ies 3 45 Great Moments m Music 4.00 NF'L Countdown to KJclwfl 5 00 Jub1lee 5 30 Early Show 7 00 Lawman 7 30 J ack1e GIeason 8 30 Gilligan s Island 9 00 Mr . Broadway 10 00 Gunsmoke 11 00 Up·To The-Minute News H 15 Weather Notes 11 20 Milhon Dollar Movies Q Huntin the fet iid~:!~::::.·~ca~ll~l-. ..............,1 fe~.r. S iii ATTENTION NURSES and TEACHERS Holzer Hospital School of Nursing Is offering Ed· ucation Psychology 71. 3 Ohio University credit hours. Prerequisite General Psych. Tues. even. class. Cost $36.00. dalia, week Furbe ,;;;;;;;;;;;;r; SPECj Fll , SDE!. -· Dll Contact: Miss Ford, Director Of School, Galipolis, 446-2244 I 30 Pal and Mike t 00 Church of Chnst 9·30 Buffalo Bill Jr. lO 00 Shenanigans 10 30 Anme Oakley 11·00 Casper l 1·30 Beany And Cecll 12.00 Bugs Bunny 12 30 Hopp1ty Hooper 1:00 Allakazam l 30 Amencan Bandstand 2 30 Let's Dance 3 30 Mov1e $.110 Wide World Of Sports ' 30 B1g Time Wrestling 'I 30 Outer Limits 8.30 Lawrence Welk I 30 Hollywood Parade .10.011 Rebel 11 00 Movie .. .. . . ~ HOLLYWOOD <UP1) - Carol Lynley 's e:xcuse for ba(kmg out of a magn zme layout m a topl ess s"'im sUJt ' 1 Simply du r kf'nf'd out _, liA H>:Y IN SIXTH PIC FOR DISNEY HOLLYWOOD (UPl) - Hay· ley Mills, who has made (JVe pictures for Walt Disney, has been s1gned for her sixth, " That Darn Cat/' a f1lm version of the novel "Undercover Cat.'" ' '" I Workshop for Teachers Set . DONATION HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Mon~y from the Hollywood premiere of the mov1e version ot "My Fair Lady" will go to the Motion Picture Relief Furxl. Dan Thomas • i HOlLYWOOD <UPI)- FirBI 1 SPECIAL SONG HOLLYWOOD <UP!)- Johflo ny Mercer bas wntten a SJie"' cia! song for Dorothy Provine for her new p1clure "The Great Race" with Tony Curtis, Jack Lemmon and Natalie Wood . - - -- 'AFRICA USA' ' RODDY AS EXEC. HOLLYWOOD IUPI) - Rnddy McDowall plays the head of .a movie studio m " The Loved One' ' film ON TV HOLLYWOOD <UPI) - Viv· eca Lindfors win be with llicbard Basehart In one of his "Vrryage to lhe Bottom of the Sea" segments Uus Fall. FAIR PLANNEJI,-.Ien Tel<a· rionlahneh Chll frlencls eall I a, MDDireal, he'a organlzlnl a mlllloD ~ Jndltll Ghlblt .f6r the lololltreal Wcnlld Fair ill UMl7, All of Clllada'a 11141an trlbel Will he ~ .to •· blblt' at the bll •r·Jl:' . . I i/. ' . 11 HliADc;lUARYE~ t . e .. •1 .. ..O.Serving&YOu·Son ..I" Slnee , 1936'" · hlm Gene Labaehe) II '' Mohawk Jndla§n nl lo~b)' comJllll1. ID bll In The~· Comedian Larry Storch plays a v.:esetrn b.;~dman m "The Great Race" which co-stars Jack Lemmon and Tony Curtis. HOLLYWOOD <UP!) -Frank Capra, the veteran director, is preparing a new f1lm, " Mar~ ed, "' a suspense story of an American astronaut trapped in outer space l>toducer 1o ... Ure oew "Airl.,. USA" localloo Blte.ln Soulb,;, California io Jvaai TOn lor • FUNNY BADMAN HOLLYWOOD IUPl) SPACE FILM I r'"'"''"• . .r.•-·· NOT FOR HER a ·~ " rECK APPOINTED HOLLYWOOD (UP1) -Greg· ory Peck has been appomted a member ot Lhe HoJiyy.;ood GUilds FestJval Commlltee by the Screen Actors Guild. WHTN- TV Channel 13 The wood ' IN ;XERCISE ing, S! Marine Private Fint Class begin Archie R Jarrell, son of Mr. EY ano Mrs A. Jarrell of VI participated in a three - d a live weapon firing ex:ercist: , simulated combat conditions as I! spent I, ... J, a mem·~~. oI the F-~~g~~~tl Irs , Seventh Marine Flrst M&rine Division, OLDTIMER RETURNS HOLLYWOOD rUPlJ - OldtJ mer Ramon Novarro returns to MGM \\here he was once under contract for a small role m a segment of "Dr K1lda re " r· r. '. ' ... ., FOR BACIHO: , ' ' 1 SQHOOL . SloJOES,"- " .,"r,, I:.'""""~... . Pa'tk:;: ' t ll1 "':\'li!Mil..;;Qii!' ; . ~·-~ ' ' ~.j Ji ' ' ;~ "rt ~ ,, '. • ' "' ' II ·~ i~ ., ' ~ <J• .... ..., ' '' ' .. ' , j, ,D ~' , I . ' ,~r, ,,'' ,,t ~ :il: . ' , ~~ '' ....: .., •:::: ' t~.:• b , ~. l '..,l'•'"J ~ lj) I' ' ' l ·.:~ ~1? l 1-J•cr:i i.ll '" ~ •>a 'l'l £~ ' , •'· '" j •, 'l:tl'~ . ~ .... 71 ~ ' " �......... _______.. .,. _ .., .... ~ . . . -- __....... -. _____ ... _ ... ___ I ' • • Hutland Hand 2r-.U41ly :ltlll11lei t'omeruy M.li.ldlepwt _.__ 6 Enlistments Hospital News 1 - Wins Trophy At Marietta I • Police Arrest Point Manon OWl Charge Grid Scores I .................................. BERLIN tUPl~ - FUiy sev en East German rctuceet bll\'e ' Phils Eliminate Reds, 10-0 Cardinals National League Property Transfers Reported in 1ri-Co Area Illinois Squad Next for Bucks Syracuse 34 Holy Cross 8 escaped to We~t t BetllD Temple 22 S Connecticut 6 through 1 tunnel 1Ulder t b e Commlllllst wa ll. Wetl Berlin Tren ton St 32 Ntchols 0 Tufts 43 Colby 12 city officials annOIUlced today The re~s fled over a VIllanO\ a 27 V M I 7 ~:t~~~~n,:ru;:~~r~~~~n~~u~pe~~"~~d~:::~dw!~~"= B-York SOI'I .t.L :tf= 1 .lLENDAR I 1 5 ;;m I .. .bera Market Report Record Number I ExpectedTo O. Vote rn hio Q I r2 I 14 wm HELEN HELP US! 1 1 Voice of Broadwav •.. renorting U.: • • • IHE DAILY SENTIND ""bt••• 1:-M::., • • • ::: :,::- {ift M'"'"' .. "•'ft br. u I =.':..:!'#',."' - Scores 16-14 WI·n Over Mei·gs Team 1 ~:~~:':nr,~~o~:d~::.~~~.' one ing a 24-yard touchdown stn ke Badar Indiana ! quarterback to !plit end Bob Stock that sent from Cleveland three t1mes ad the Buck! In front m the sec vanced the Hoos1ers mto Buck ond penod eye territOry only to bave de The Buchtel York Bruins TD )aunt on a cross buck pat ddmg extra po1nts were talhed Fullback Tom Notwalzke bad fensive halfback Arme Chonko scored two touchdowns m the tern on carrte s by W<J dun l haw fl m d rilled a 50-Yard held goa l stall the dr1ves w1th mterctp second quarter fo lead the way 1-:agle Quarterback KPn Har I Eas tern s Ia 1 tOUl hdown erasmg the gonferenoe record t10ns l t I.e ti to a 16-14 wm over Eastern tung attempted a pass for the came m the fourth penod 1 set last year by Dick VanRa a~ h'I\i~ a~ In ;Jep ondca~~ n Saturday night on the wmners extra pom ts but tt fell m<.: om v.lun End Row·r Spen f'r c.<~ ught horst to g1ve lnd1ana a 3..0 lea ~ e m~ ~o sd msl ~~ d 1t~ 5 \t ome ft eld plete 1 0 v<t rd p 1 s lru n 11 1 un~ 111 the f1rst quarter lve yar h m~ an speh e te Ea tern JU nliJl'd mto a 60 York opt'n f'd Is stO! lll~ f'lf II 1 1g wEnl n f r li E p n ~ Bob Funk added a 25 yard end tt e oo~er~ 34 opes lead n the f 1rsl sl.tnza when lJy m the second slrmz 1 when Iller n an 1 1 pl ' ft t> ld goal that sent Ohw Slate f Brt ar lll :n 1 do ~ass~s ~ ag\e back BJII 1\.mo~ broke Evans ( ra shed uver frorn t11f' Yotk h1ng uu 11" ltm h d to a 11}3 ma rgm at mtermJSSJOn dor 227 rflr s ~ on~ ~u~ 1 I loose on a 50 yard touchdow n one yard hnc ~ vol <;Cored Ihe du r ng II t' l lll luU ng time fhe fma l Buckeye tally came own a hlveyar t o ~s u f u ~r un Am os raced throug h th e othrr late r 111 the pe11od un a m1mt sa nd Ul sNo nd ~ ol tht> un Bu Rem s two ya rd run m Kuechen urg In Ll t uurt 11 York lme and secondary for the Ithree y::nd earn The game de· gamt' v,. ht'n It e Bru ms CEVt-' ((l the th1rd penod penod -- I ;f L 1 I By GEORGI!: C LANGFORD 1er Keane said ' and h1s pres- h1t w1th authonty Brock was wa\ 1 e for fJrs l place by beat and two RBI s each Reds w1 th Sll hits to nc lrh hiJ UPI Sportl Writer 1ence &nd pla)l p1cked UIJ the en told by Keane to steal anyt1me mg St I..OUJs m the finale They Ru.:b1e Allen slugsed a dou- 19th VICtory agamsl t'l~ ~ The St Louts Cardmala began t1re team he htought he could make 1t opened a 32 lead 1n the top of lble and two homers for theses H.e perm.J tted on l~ l >~~u one of the most fantastJc When Brock arnved from Brock contrJbuted two h1 ts m the fifth mnmg but the Cards I Phllllt~5 who pre-vented the runflt' rs to reach se<.'Ond Allf' r: strekh dr1ves an major league Ch1cago as part of a s1x p!ayN the Cards pennant.-c hnchmg put logetht>r three run burst.B m r mcmna\J Reds from tvmg the con tnb~.,;ted four of thl 'J h1t1 hi story Aug 24 when they were trade that sent pitcher Erme 11 5 v1ctory over Ule New York the botton of the f1f th the Cardinals for th~ top spot wi th r.he .Ph1l.s pounded olf loss 11 ga mes out of first place Broglio to the Cubs he had Mets Sunday He ftm she<l the !i 't\h and the eighth frames to a lO- s 1utuut John TSJlOUrtS and s1x ( mcJn But the turmng pom l of the only a 251 battmg averagt! season hHtmg 348 for St Louis wra p up the r first flag m 18 The I ed s who enlered the fl natJ reheHrs season for the new Natmnal with 10 stolen bases an.d two i J1 5 overall I steallng 43 ba~f's Vt'<l 1 ~ Ina! ga me of the sea !';on tJed Al Dark was fired as manag League champiOns acc urdmg to home runs And the Cflrdmals sluggwg 14 horntrs 29 dm b t'S Rr 1 k w 1-;n 1 the onlv hero in with the Cardmals f1ad to set er of the San FranciS< c G1ant COLUMBUS (UFI) - W11l It be an all out aenal as Manager Johnny Kl'ane wa s were m eJghth p!a<.:e se\ en and 11 tripl es 11 ~ .... ld t'~t f1msh to a Nat1on tle for a second place deadlock arlf'r thE' G1an1 s flmshf"d thf'n !lault by both clubs or Will OhJO State revert to Hs run June 15 the day the Cardma ls games behJnd the lead mg Phl la The Mets the only team to ill 1f' 1gw st ason T1 m McCar w11 h the Ph1 llle'~ on1- game bf'- "t'ason \'. llfJ <t 9-2 lvss to tht n mg ,fhme m the key clash Satur~ay wit~ ~lmOis f th acqUJ red Lou Brock tit'lphl a PhJlhes beat the Cardinals over the f1 Hr lO ilt'l ted three h1ts and h1nd St Lou is ( h1 1go C hs f J rrv JarkS{}n e lllint are probably won enng 0 fYd or e \\h t!n we got Br ~rk we re Began To Hit nal tv.o weeks of the season th rt>e RB I s wh1le Blll Wh1te Bunmng Y.1ns J9tb 1e bJggt!sl wm ner among ma 17 9 Buckeyetshusehd thhe aent adl gamte toh cofnquler n dlasna aJJZed we had a grea t ballptay Then ov en11ght he bega n to could have produced a threP... <~ 1d Dal Maxv11l had two h1ts J1m Bu nmny stopped tht> Jor leag uf' p1t cl t' rs dunng the -.ea ..un won Ius 24th going tht 1n a rna c w tc wen own o 1 e ma sec0 n f rth Quar ter bac k Don Unvere ld River ne~s Gauge roadlng11 Galllpolh ' Enh red Hospital Dam I6 7 13 t running 8 lee on rollers Pomeroy M111on 21 "' ho entered Among thost Holzer hosp tal O\i'r the W~ 1 k 17 Pt Pleasan t 24 19 Hintom Wayn esbg St I8 Ashland I ~ 7 1 73 fal hns Kanawha end Ulcluded Su 1d ~ ~ - Mts t Falla Tht> llut ani" High schnol E June 0 Dell I 1 \ Jn t' St I An aiT!dent Saturdav on th~ ~e ~?m=~~ts discover- Ya le 54 Lehigh. 0 4 58 fallmg Charleston 18 91 rtsmg London was running ont Delmar C Ba tm K 1tl r\ n n mard ng band ret l" lv ecf a tro- Mrs Bill y n u:llard George Pomeroy Masoo brkise re- ed the hmne-1 early today and Vt'rmonl 14 Mame 7 Midwn t and a hall feet Marmet ont Enll stmrn!s For t 1E' regultr Baum Parcel to Ha.lph D ph\ f Jr tt lrd pla<'e m parade Rt 1 Gallipolis Mrs Clyd l Dill suited in tht a~l of P"rttnk find lt.l II wilh l ubmacbJneand one quarter fett and Wbt <Jrm\ n ~e pt ember 101 led s xIKeller Marc a L heller Ches maneuvers durmg the third an VIS Rt 2 Ch~shlre Mrs Bastl lS Jonel Pt Pleasant for OWl JUDI. Two penons were lnju.r fr(lm the \fetgs Call a \1ason ter n Ja l B nd A Ram a he ld at Mar K Htg ev Rl 2 ~Hlwelt De lb The car JoOf's wa.!l drlVlnl ed n ere were !3 men 31 wo- Akron 12 Ohm Wesleyan 11 field dam S feet ar<>fl Johr E B w 1c; \In gt 1 \ A tet ta Satunl<1} The d1rector IS ert Shendan B(tster HI 2 Crown hit one drtven by Clyd~ ~ Tli!)' mt-tl. end S r hlldren in t b e Albion 36 Adnan 0 Thev were 1\lilha~l Roji!f>r B:J<'US Lot t F. 1n "t A B lu Ralph J .<~ nls Cll} \irs F'ra nrls M \1 af10en lur 2l Mlddlepon ijS TtQlor IJ'OUP that fled Anz tFlgstff) St 28 Ida St 21 Boa& movementl KPach son or Mrs Freda Jacks ~1 tddteport 1hP band also appE>ar£>d m a Ht 1 Thurman Ma:~dy Sue was slow1J18 ror • stop at the Arkansas 29 rexas ChnsUan 6 Ohlo River - Jeffboa t doWJI uf Mmer.1\1lle HoPf Bishop Edmond Li te dE"c Cr rl fo r pa r e~de and performed a fo ot Howard Nrv. Hav en W Va stop sign on lhe Ohiu end ol ••••••••••••••'"-~&J Augsburg 15 St Thomas 8 13 7 a m OrlenJan up 14 4 U da ught<>r of Mr A J Bishop Tt ans to fl:dna Lift> J 1amra ba ll game tvpl show n compe-- Mrs E:lca nor lluwell 570 Grant the bridge Baldwrn wallace 22 Capita l 14 p m, Phlllp Spom up 14 11 I» of 825 Page Street Middleport Spencer Ida Boggs Paul Life llt on fi t thf' Manetta Mu mcl St Midd leport Mrs Margar Police said thlt after Jones \...dll Belott 17 Carleton 7 p m Tampico up 14 1 20 am, 0010 a graduate of Middleport H1gh Eva zumbac n I vie 1 1tt' 0 ]1, e pa stad JUill Saturday evemng et M Archei 208 :\111\ Sl Mid :;~dgde a t ~ Bowling Green 35 Dayton 0 Beaver down 14 4 45 am Onto be tramed m Medics after L\ \e Llte Eh•a 1 Jr L 1 r e In the aflernoon the banrl al dlepurt ~1rs Oma S h r\ Rt r e W Je "1 (' Corn11 (Ia l 14 Lawrnc (Wis ) I ward up U, 2 50 a m MarbaSIC training Cn stes Magnam Juanita Spt!mer Ru ssr ll Sper I tended a once rt giH II bv the 1 Oak 11111 Mrs Charles Jos car back 00 b.ls lidt of tht .J\ Delaware Valley 14 Haverfd 8 vey Jordon up 15, 4 15 am, ( a u ~hter of Mrs Delores Mag C't' l Ida 3ogg~ Bel 1 Boggs U S \1arme Band rrom Cht! r eph Rnth!rts J' un ~H d Miss road and hit Tay lor 1 ear Jonea Denison 35 Wtlmlngton 7 George Pr1ce up 16 12 50 am, nan1 of Rt 1 Galhpohs a grad Paul Life Patrtcla Lift> E \ 11 n Pomt N C Ruth Evelvn Stanley Ashland was released 011 $200 bond to I ocr I E Ilhnoas 17 Cent Mlch 14 OVEC down 16 3 15 am Perm uate of Gallla Academy to be zumbach Robert zu n b.. ch 4 2 TI1e Rutland Band competed K~ appear befon Mayor Ow"les The Middleport Garden club Evansville 42 St Joseph 1 0 sylvania down 16, 5 am , Loutrained in Medics after comple- <\ cres to Edna L•fe Oliv e In the Cla!s A DIVIsion agamst l Saturday - Mrs R Earl Legar wm meel Monday October 5 Flndiay 59 Wheaton 12 lsJana down 17 6 45 am Eli.J. tlon of baste training Paul V<>r EdnB L•le ~1 ner ]<; tr p -.u l tJand~ from Belpre Berne Un Roberts Rudne} Nevm H Wood ~thbyer pacddent •: ln~l~ 111 • t 7 30C 111 P m at the home of Franklm 12 Manchester 1 ha Woods up 19, 5 ~ p m , Reo ne Harrison son of Mr a n d !Jfe Patrt ll J J 1re ll \ P 10n Fort Frye Franklin John Rt 2 Patnot 0\~tgh t L Cheal gat omeroy po ce at rt Hennesy Hostessea Hiram 34 Allegheny 6 liable down 20 4 15 c1 m Jer Mrs Wayne L Hamson of Mer r rank Fugate Right ol Way (,lenn ~cConnell sv1lle R1ver lwood Waterloo Curley Thorn a Bm btodayL Knl..kt Z2 bad be 0Mn A R H~COI Mrs fllinols 17 Northwe stern 1 ry Bosworth up at, 5 55 am, cerville Star Route a graduate t Cla ud Dn 01 \ e 1 ocal Southern Local H 1g h ton 1426 Kana wha St Pt ar ara ..ary avls, MJu Lenora GU Indiana st 35 Valparaiso 0 John Ladd Dean down 20 6 3S of Hannan Trace H1gh to at 0 Henr} 1 Sptncer :>.1 ae Spen schools and Warren Pleasant Mrs "1lilam R Rey par~ed 1 ~ t ~ ~sm:>' te~': ~and Mrs El:a~% Ftfliler Iowa 28 washington 11 am Orco up 23, 7 10 am 1 0 tend a welding school after com cer 40 A to E E Hayman Olher Clasf: A band s per nolds 106 State St Pomeroy par ~ pulled tb program WI charge Iowa St Col 34 N Dakota 0 Southern up Greenup 1 10 a m • pletlng basic training Gary El Ches er form ng there were Marietta IMrs Leu 1s E Kenned} Rut car er young 500 el ol Betsy Horky Kent st 3 Ohlo U S Invader up Greenup 1 50 am: Vl! Lucas son of Mr and Mrs E E lla)'man Gl ad\S 1J 1v St Marva W Va, W1Jhams land Mrs Charles E Rich gea r shift from park to neutra Th.e me~Unr of the Pomeroy lJther 21 Dubu ue o Susan Lane up Greenup 4 20 Ora Lucas of Route I G llll po I rr "n 40 A to llenrv I Sp"n lOv.n \\ Va mond Rt I J ackson William perm•ttmg lhe car tG coast a Band Bl)(hJters ~ c;oclatioo scb M h U 13 T0~ed0 0 am Pamela D up Greenup cross the lot h1 tUng one park eduled 1 Tuesda 1 ha5 ars a hs to be tramed m Engmcttr cer Mae Spencer Chestrr In the Clas! B compelitJon B Bowman Cotl Grove and d or Y even ng Miami (0 ) 35 W Michigan 0 6 45 a m Harry Dyer up Green 1 b Do th Roush Equtpment OperatJ on and Ru land C Sea rles Veva Wt! l e Chauncev Oo\er and Kv I Robert E Glass Ra venswood e ear~r Y ro 'I been ehanged to Monday. at Michigan 21 Navy 0 up725am . Ravenswood down Maintenance along Y. ll h Jame s I Searles 85 Acrf"s lo Kt llh ger Creek and among the Class \V Va ~:~v~: to the right rear of ~ ~eruor fli&b School auditor Mieb St 17 S California T Me1dahl 6 05 p m J S Lew11 Roy Rollms son of Mr a n d Kenn edv lrPne Kennt d} Rut C competJtlol was Glouster Births tb K ght car and to the Left Muskmgum 24 Martetta 0 down Meldabl 7 45 p m , Bob 1 Mrs Steve Rol lins of Rt 1 Ga l land The Southern Local H Ig h Mrs James E Haggerty re:r ::OOer and b'ont bumper The Pomeroy Garden c 1 Ub Nebraska 14 Iowa St 7 Benter down Meldahl1 45 am, hpohs a graduate of Kyger I Harold Eugene Cowden fda School band 1s under the dlft:c- New Haven W \i a son, 7 28 of the Roush automobile was wUJ meet Monday aftemooo Notre Dame 34 Purdue 15 Val\'obne down Meldahl 4 3C Creek Hlgl: Mae Cowderv 20 A tQ' Hard Lmn uf Robel t Garner a m Sunday reported at the home of Mn L C Karr Ohio Northern 7 Bluffton 8 a m Oliver C Shearer up MelBasic trammg for the two lng Road Wll rna Road Oll ve I Discharged Two arrests for lntolicaUon are to make and wear Wash & Lee 21 Oberllt. 0 dahl ~56 am. young Jad>es of the Women s Patients dlscha ged over the e d Saturda by Pome- ail original baL Wooster 21 Mt Union 15 Arrm Corps w1ll be grven at weekend mcl cded M1ss Mabel w re ma e Y Tbeodon11 Council Daugbtel'l w ornln 17 Kansas 1 ~ GalltpoU. Dam Robert Fort McClella n and b a s 1 c t:lo~ed hl Strik e Greathouse Cltlford Ca·der roy Police Bolh posted bond of America will meet Monday Y g Soulb Stewart up 4 Oli p m : NaUonal trainmg for young men from BELLEVUE UP \1 - Som(' Mrs Rosetta St Clmr M r s to appear in Mayor 1 Court at 7 30 P m at the IOOF ball up 4 50 p m Walter Beckjord this area entermg the Army Is 500 members of I ocal 986 of the OhiO Valley Livestock Co Della Ell is Mrs E F Steve n..s They were W E Knight, Ho- All officen IDd tbe team are Alabama 24 Vanderbilt 0 U}J 8 50 p m . 'I\lrner down 9 M given at Fort Knox K\ IIpternatwnal Brot h"'rhood of Gallipolis ObiO, Oct 3 George Whittaker Wtlllam Gay tel Martin and E R Manley uked to be pretlellt to pracUce Chattanooga 7 E TtHlllessee 0 p m • Semet up 11 tO p m f Young ~uple mterested m Elec ln"al \\ orke rs toda.,. struck HOGS - 175 to 220 lbs 16 1hart Mr s J E Rames Mrs Monroe Falla, Ohio for inspection Potludl: refresh- Georgt.a. 7 South Carolina 7 John J Rowe down 1 am ' Cm Jea ln• ng \\orthwhlle Jobs and l the Nmthern Ohm Telep tJone to 1650 220 to 250 lbs 16 to V G Clatkson and infant son menta will be served followiDg Georgw, Tech 14 Clemson 7 clble down 3 05 am Zhnmel meetlng Jnterestmg people and Co 16 50 I lght 14 to 16 50 Fat Mrs 0 A Simpkms and infant the meeting Kentucky 20 Auburn 0 up 4 50 am Western up t ~ I Sitmg other countne~ should Super~ISOfV emploves mB nned Sou s 11 Lo 1:1 Stags 10 to 13 daughter Mrs J B Ground s The Eastem Local Band Kentucky St 28 Knoxville 0 am contact Sgt Judd local Army swill hboard s to kePp the ftrm ~ Boa rs 8 10 12 Sows &r: Pigs and mfant daughter Mrs \\ E 1 Boosters will meet Monday MlSSJSSlppi 31 Houston 8 Kanawha River - Little Ed Re.crulter serv ce o 140 000 cu<;fomrr go GO to 80 Shoa ts 6 to 14 Han Is on and infant son Mrs evenmg October !i 1964. at Morgn St 27 N Car Col 2 ward u Marmet 4 10 mg in 10 northeln OhiO Cities CATfLE - Stffi"S t2 to 20 James E King and tnfont son Eastern High School at 7 30 p N Carolina 23 Wake Forest 0 Lucy J:ne Lucas down~.::;" Hrofers 12 to 18 Baby Beef Mrs John Wheeler Mrs Edna m All Jwuor and Sen1or band N Carolma St 14 Maryland U 4 C V Ha d Ohio H. S. St'ort B I SQUAt CALLED 16 to 22 Fot Cows 11 to 14 Frazee • parents and mtereJied peno111 Oregon St 13 Baylor 6 Wa ;:' 1d 2 35 rn:; H ~;n Ohio H s Football &orrs Thr Pomero \ emergency Ca nnl' rS B to 10 Bulls 12 to 17 Mrs Glr~dys Jones J ames are asked to attend Sewanee 28 Hampden Sydny 8 ve~ ~r dow~ mw'mflek. 10 ~ B.r l.n ~ed Press lnternatlonHI •quad went todn :, !l t 7 :13 am 11\'! llk Cows 80 to 160 Mc~u r<> Mrs HPnrY Rarr I ocr • s Methodt& u Arlin.gtn St 0 • H l z d w fi IQ Saturday I for Ch arlrs Ya rbrough Rut VEAL CALVES - Tops 26 75 l Rickev Bo~g~ Donald~ L Brown I COLUMBUS (UPI) - A ree Chester Council Da h of Sw; ,o:. J 13 "'~.. n {01..!.=. } =I m30 a ~ enJeffers~~ow:W~nCleveland Glenville 18 land Rd who wa~ trano:porfed Seconds 20 to 25 Medium 18 1Russell Johnson Auallst wm. ord 4 225 000 voters wlU go to Am I ill Tueugsdt•ro I Swn (Tenn l 28 C-entre (Ky ) 7 fleld 1 10 'a B b B I rl I dE ThO h I to 22 Com & Hvs 15to 24 ,..,erca w meet aya Tenn l'M•· St 13 m, arara ren e\e an a~t er to M~ gs General osplta as a Cull s to 1ngman Mrs E G Kallner and the polh In Oh10 Nov 3 Secre-. 7 30 p m All officers and the essee " i-lss!ppl down Wlnfi!!ld 1 50 am Thel 10 14 Cleveland Sl Ignatius 53 medica l patl~nt mrant son Mrs \\illiam T Per tary of State Ted W Brown ~-~ ed be I Ten. (Mrtn Br ) 26 Mo Mne 6 Ann d Winfl ld • 10 CltveJand West Tech 0 I SHEEP - Ewe~ & Lms 5 to ~m are urg to presen Te.us 17 Army 6 rna own e i.l a. St k Ewes 4 to 10 Fat ry l:md mfant daughter Mrs G predicted today to prac tice fo r IJUtiatlon m. 10 Cleveland South 6 \shtabula Si John 28 oc ~ Young Mrs Charles Doug Brown sa~d that whlle regis· Tb p Ch 188 Texas Tech 18 Texas A&M 1% Cle\e-land Marshall 0 I Gene\ a Sheep 4 to 8 Culls l to 5 e omeroy apter ' Texas Wrn 14 W Te:u.s St 0 Shaker Hetghts 16 Akron Buehl<>) 19 Bu cks 4 to 8 Fat Wethers 4 to las El za Deeds Mrs Charles trations are mcomplete the lat OES Will meet Tuesday at 7 45 The Citadel 28 Davldson 0 FIRST DAY V F H R 10 ICarte r Mrs Ju!Jan Butner, est f1gures pomt to a new p m There will be electloo of Tu k Fl k 8 5 7 P arSmha a11 e~ orge 0 N h Akron ower LAMBS Tops 20 'Second! Fred Ke1bler Mrs Dav1d Slat mark breaking the 1960 recot"d officers Recetpts will be ready V egee 20 V ' UnIver~lly c oo1 Akron ort 16 1' M H. p u. d L 0f 4 2"••11 H d th redlc ~rgmiB 1rgm.a Tech I? Today 11 the first day for 1 Lakey; ood St Ed 0 Akron Kenmore 3 15 to 18 L1 ght \~ts 4.2 to 16 er, rs rwmmon Isa vu u e sal e p • for payment of annual duet Duke at Tulane, ppd securing absentee voter ballots veland Hawken 28 Atwater 6 Akron Hoban 15 Common 10 to 14 G Gnme5 Eugema F Sharp taon was based on a sampling Mr Roben. Warren. Pome-- Flor1da at Louisiana St ppd by clv1hana and for dlJabled eland Holy Name 14 Canton Tim ken 0 and Marlene Herne from the 35 counties Wlth coun- roy High School band director, Southern at Dlllard ppd voters Appllcati.ollJ are at the Cleveland Wc£.t 8 Cleveland Gtlmour 41 ty wid e registration and a few meet with prospective SE La at SW La j,pd. board of eJections eland St J oseph 20 Western Resme Acad 14 DIVORCE ASKED McNICKLE GRADUATES Iof the other counties students their parents and a ~===================::Cleveland Bened1ctme f Aurora 34 Southeast 6 A peti tion !or d1vorce wa s 1 Airman Third Class Robert c The record 3 647 556 fol regis- representative of a musle com r ord Chanel H Tuslaw 6 Lake 0 fi led m Me1gs County clerk of McNJckle, son of LoweU M tra. llons established In 1962 was pany, Tuesday at 7 30 P m at Canton Catholic 14 Un• 1 LouiSVIlle 58 Sebrmg o j courts <ff ce for Delort s J McNickle of Rt 2 Racme has also expected to be shattered.. the Seruor High School auditoreland Adams 6 Cleveland Our Lady Lourdes 2 1 eacll a mmor by Thelma Dal graduated from the techmcal Brown said the 81tate now has mm Cleveland East Parma Our Lady Padua 0 ton her mother and next friend trammg course for U S Air 5 960 000 d persons 0 votmgtim.aage The Mel•s Temple Pythlan "· St Mary ·• RD I R i d from Chi te Sisters will• meet Tuesday ev .uo Cleveland Uruvers1 ty 14 ut an are& Force Jet arrcraft mecila.ruca at baccormgtoarecentes th US Ce B urCUI. 1 Cleveland C"ntms 14 Lakewood St Edward! 0 W Leach RD I Pomeroy Arn.anllo AFB Tex ~ ~ 3 per c~~~s of r::;:~ e~ enlng at the ball tn Middleport Airman McN1ckle who learn- glble to vote went to tho polls with a potluck dinner at 8 p ed to mamtam and serv1ce mul He said the accuracy of the m to precede the regular meet- YOUTH ASKED FOR IT Dear Teen ti~ngme ]et a1rcraft lB bemg d t ld de d lng d A pre 1c ton wou pen on TbY column Ia dedicated lo You aren t alone Nor a r o St t 1 r the entbu s1asm engendered asslgne 10 a ra eglc OCT 7 1 th ir obi Comrrumd (SACl umt at Bnggs lh ed In th The Pomeroy Shakespeare young peop e, e pr ems teen-ager• the only iJ'OUp who AFB Tex fhe airman a among ose reglt.er th e club wdl meet Wednesday at and pleasure•, their troubles ls aetting a vast overdose ot graduate of Racine High regJ.Strahon count es and ose 2 m at the borne of Mrs Ben and fun AI mth the rett of Hel psychOIOI}' Sch ool entered the Ai r Force of voti ng age w non re&IBtra· N~utzlmg Maple Place en Help Us', It welcomes laughs Frankly, I m bored to deatlt By DOROTHY KILGALLEN m March lion areas ' OC'T 8 but won't dodge a &eriOUI quea-- with bemg 'understood " bD t The Southern Local Athletlc lion wllb 1 bruJb.off everybody! - H M•lg• Memorial Hospital , Boooters will hntd their regu Send your teen-age queoblllll NEED YOUTH RATES LucHl 348 to Na'm~ ADMISSIONS SATURDAY - Jar meeting Thursday evening to 'iOUTH ASKED FOR IT, Dear Hell!ll let s face It Maybe You ~on't Know Its N.-w Officers Mrs Carl Vanover Middleport October 8 at lhe Southern care of Helen Help USI lhts We have a complamt Wa Another anti Castro invaswn armvAs Numel"OUB readers have written • to Local 318 UAW Elecbono Tboma9 Weber, Chester, W11lls cal High ochool newspaper bave to pay ' adult" prlcea al ask about this column s reaclton to the bem g or ga niZe d m Central Amenca, Comm1ttee Chmrman Gary wm, Pomeroy, Lucy Spencer, There will be meeting of PSYCHOLOG\-BMOLOGY the movies though they won a Warren Commisswn report My only pos Y. h1 ch ex plams the exodus of so many 1 Sayre, the XI Gamma Mu Chapter of Dear Helen let Ul Into adult only" ploCubans from Manhattan Jacqueline Bollinger bas announced offt. Syrcuase Mrs Allen slble answer Bela Sigma Pbl Tbursda at Can you please teD me why !urea Our !beater bu two pricI have not read the e n!Jre Warren Kennedy was the rage of Shepheard 's cero of the local Will be elec~ Racine CommislliOII volume - I have seen only diScoth equ e the other night when she ap ed next Sunday, Oct 18, In seo- DISCHARGES SATURDAY _ 7 30 at tbe office of the l.lurn all these 110-<alled uperl poy· .. - "chUdren under 12," m1 what appeared in !he newspapers alj(l peared at a pa rty g1Ven by Mr aJld Mrs slons from 9 a m to 6 p m. Maye Ketchka, Pomeroy, Lu bla Gu of Ohio In Middleport chologlsts keep saying that ev "adults" It'• pretty toqb for ery hme a teenager ahows em ua to dig up $1 S5 or more. It' I that seemed fragmentary - so I do not Earl E T Sm1th She was weanng a sim at the South Charleston Reere-- cy Potts, Cheshire, Raymond pte hl ack dress but It could have bee n Clln!lider myself quahf•ed to evaluate th e atlon Center South Charleston, Neutzllng Pomeroy ANDREWS GRADUATES ollon over something, thla ern· pretty mean wh!!l we're lorotragic p1cture lfowever, from "hat I draped of neon judgmg from all the at· W Va SUNDAY ADMI5SIONS- Har Arrman Third Cia" Francis oUon tJ 'htlltile'" ed to pay full price when wo have read, 1 would be Inclined to be t.ention she caused A run • off electmn II need· old Hysell, Pomeroy Edward R Andrew• oon of Mr and I am so sick of hearing the are COillldered mtnon - SUS. lieve that the Federal Bureau of lnves!J ed will be Oct 2>, same time Rickard Jr , Letart, w va Mrs Fr811Cls 11 Andrews of same thmg over and aver about AN AND LORRAINE Barbara Stanwy ck IS close to slgnmg and place Officers to be ,. Marllyo Bishop, gallon Dllght have been more prof1tablv Middleport, Long Botton has graduated teen-agero with hostllo leellnp, Dear SUJan and Lorraine employed In probmg the facts of the on the dotted ltne for her own TV senes lected are president vtce presl George Korn Pomeroy from the technical training getting rid of their "aggreo- I'm wtlb you all tho w a f. Debbie Reynolds and Harry Karl are dent recordmg secretary fm. DISCHARGES SUNDAy _ coorse for u g Air Force hell olons" with displays of emoUcm, (Espec•ally since I can remem· case, rather than how I got them-which planmng a vacatwn m Spam l>ecause anc~al secretary trustees Sgt Sharon Kitchen Middleport, copter mechanlco at Sheppard etc Why can t we just be allow ber the tune an afternoon mat does seem a waste of !lme to me At any rate !he whole thing smells a Debbte worked so ha rd promotmg The at Arms gutde plant chairman Pearl Parker, Long Bottom AFB, Tex Airman Andrews ed to enjoy what we like wlht !nee, W1Tll Uve vaudeville, cos~ b1t fishy It s a mite too s1mple that a Unsmkable Molly Bro11n that she s ex· and comm1teemen In their re- Gertrude Hysell Rutland who was trained to repair tur- out being treated 81 bUll on a leen-agero ooly 21 cents and chap kills the Pres1dent of the Umted hau sled Harry apparentlv becomes ttr spectlve zone Mtttle Nelson, Rutland M r a bo]e and reclproeatlng engine pin' adults got free dishes with their States escapes from that bother k1ll s a ed Y.hen Debbte does- he cert am ly rsn t Carl Vanover, M1ddleport Mrs helicopters 1o beln& assigned I have just ftnllhed readlnJ ticket ) Many thealerl policeman eve ntually 1S apprehended In exhausted from sellmg all those shoes Ple01ant Valley Hosplttl Charleo Mugrage and son Ra a strateg Air Command an article about our "unholy nowadayo sen low-<!001 student 00 10 P1cture 1f you can a man without a a moVle theatre under circumstances th at ADMI'ITED Mrs Edward cine ' ' !SAC~ unit at Malmstrom AFB bedlam" over the BeaUea 'Ito cllscounl cards which cut down defy every law of pollee procedure and thea tre Producer Sid Bernstein Is walk Kirby Galhpolu Mrs Lloyd Mont The airman Is a graduate author said It wao all · = e tbe pnce of each admlssloa subsequently " murdered under extra mg around with $16 000 m ad vance t1cl Thornton Letart Charles WatPROBE ACCIDENT of Eastern High School back al" the adults and ed wben p.-nted 11 the window. ket sales for hiS schedul ed Oct 24 and ordtnary ctrcumstances son BuffaiG Berman D1xon, we bate autborlty and anyoae Your movie house should conThe Warren Report made a great ef 31 st concerts w1th the Rullmg Stone s South Amherst Ohio Sophia PT PLEASJ.NT State PoWhitworth '1:1 Pu older so we "let &•' In our form - H ~ to note that the FBI and the Secret and the Dave Clark Five but so far he 13 ador~tion of lbese ol··era be- "· H 1 Shane Racme Mrs Charles lice mvestlgated a two • vehicle get Sound Service were delmquent m their dutv has no place for either performance mishap Sunday 4 30 p m on Rl S Diego St 59 San L OblSpo 7 .... • ....,ar e en and that the press medUI - TV rad1o They " er e supposed to be held at the Leach Pt Pleasant, Louis E 17 near the Coast Guard Sta Pomona 21 uc at Rlversldo l cause we lmow adults will be 1 have a girl friend I'd Uke Lew & Clrk 28 c 1 1 1da 0 llhocked to make an Ex but •he won'l and newspaper - also were responoible Paramonnt Theatre hut the real estate Hoffman Chiton Larry James Keefer Leon Charles Long, PI tda•on reaubltlng In 1150 plrloperl ty Utah St u Monta':.a ~ It seems Uke these "expent" see It She takeo aU the food at for the confusion that made Oawald s firm that was scheduled to take over the Pleasant mage ut no persona n ury -· f n Ina b A Paramount can't be found - so Sid Is Alb rt M Coop J 21 Pt Coni Wasb T Pacific Luth 0 are oueep o ow.,. a e r • my house Sba peoters my call. murder possible DISCHARGED Elmer Grue• er, r • • that flies a banner 'l!ollllle One day she painted my 181' checking out everythmg from stadmms Balonev PI Ple•sant Shelly 0 Pleasan4 was cited lor failure Teen-agera uf Today and what age and got me Into trGubll. m Oswald wa• not killed by a newspa to gymnastums Sball We Do About Them?" Sbe drawa nasty picture• Sht The now artist to make a big noise m Hart Lenn Mrs Thomas Crum to yield right-of way when a perman He was killed by a rughtclub I m not mad at anybody I takeo my alaters' cosrnetlca wltb owner well known to the police-Jack Greenwich VIllage Is Harry McCormack and daughter Glenwood Char truck dnven by Howard E Pat18 whose paintings at the Martin Gallery 1., W Eshenaur PI Pleasant terson Henderson awerved DIVOTID TO INTIUST OP love my parents, I Uke ochoo~ out permissiOn Sbo lnvltu belRuby How c. n the Warren CommissiOn drew a flock of celebrities Half the show Cecil Roach Jr , PI Pleasant to avOid hlttlng Cooper 0 n d MllOI MASON AIIIA I gel good gratlao, I think ad sell to meals ADd ahl fl&hll sold out openmg mght The execs at Mr. Terry Wood, and son, Pt struck a flag pole belonging to 111 ...... • ulta are nice. and they return ,.,ub me pretend to forlet th~t> , El Morocco would like It known that the Pleaoant Mrs Ro&e Thaxton the CG otaUon • - T~ the compliment- bull! I want • Wbat can I do!-TROUBIJilD Christine Norden, who appears as 'LBJ D•scotheque" "111 swing only 1n Leon _ ,...,.,,. ....., ...__ to get sent by I lfn8lng group, Oear Troubled Da'f'Ten McGavin's love interest m "Des- the John Perona Room, so Repubii catlO BIRTHS Mr and Mrs Ed MISS CALL RETURNS "'r.,"l:..':~".. ~-"" well 1 Uke the! too, and I don'l U you mother bam't a1reac1J try Rides Again" at the Meadowbrook can entor the main dancmg place with ward Kirby Gallipolis a son PT PLEASAN"l' - Miss Buzl :r~: :~.: Uke to be ptcked apart to see anawered that q\ieiUou - with 14 doesn t adore him off..tage and that's for out fear o! contnbuting to the Johnson Mr and Mrs Lloyd Thornton Call daughter of Mr and Mrs ,.,._ " ..•why I squeal (Altually I oloa't a firm eviction JlOtlco - 1 h a sure It's a mytr!ery too because he's campaign Letart a son Harold Cal1 of VJand Street 0:~ ., .._ ~ ..,... ., .,.,..,.., squeal, as I'm a llttJe old for should turn iD ber mother'a ))ul. •ucb 1 darling The final editing of hu returned to ber home after •ott~·~:-.=-.,:r•::ow :~-::; that, but I DO enjoy them and tbn. - H Jazz great Lionel Hampton, pacl<ag· "Zorba the Greek" le bemg rushed by SQUAC CALLED servmg aa one of the 12 Weat ton .... N•• Y•"' c1ty .,._ v..... get very exclted about them) This coJumn It dedicated 11 20th Century Fox to get It In under the lng h1s first TV show for h1s own produc The M1ddleport emergency Vlrgm1a guides at the West Vir- ...K...,I- .., _ ., BeaU.. ml olher 8J'OUPI are farnlly llvluc, 10 If ,....... baY• Wli'e as 1 eontender for the Film Critics' lion company, Is taking no chances on squad was called at 12 27 am glnla Pavilion of the World'a '""" ..... -~~·" "' something new and different In& kid troubla or jusl pJa1a Award and the Hollywood (Jecar race the material He has Mel Torme doing a Sunday for Mrs Worley HowFair 111111 can will resume her ..'"" '" " .. for Ul The older generallon bad lrcuble let Helen arranger The ctnema executives think It ts Anth "New York Suite" assisted IJ G t 8 ddl !Hih hMll'lel IIHI.. .... • ' a1ao walcomt .._.... YOU • e ran t, Ml eport who studiH at Glenville Slate Col· .,..., ,._ ...... their dreaJIUl and Idola, and Sba wiD JOllr ony Qulnn'e flnnt fllm perfonnance !bad Jones and Buddt Rich s brother, was suflerma from a heart lege on November 9th She wu •• ..., ...... nobody psychoanaJ,Ied lheJD own amuaiDI U)la1eDr:el, Ado amce his contribution to "Lust For Mickey Hamp has three companies beg condition Dr Roger Daniel• aoked to return at tho Povllion ""' ,.,,, • .., .,,. ., Wby can't we! - T!ICN·AG- dreu Helen llollll Ill ct1 Life" - and Iota of luck to them, beo ging to di!trtbute his product to the was called. apia am 1111011. ::::0 ER WHO II M.Wl thla aewspaper. ca- wu reaJ11 prett7 bod ID that, world market • ~ 111 ds t ' 1 TD h as ern s ,ma on t pass f om if a1tung 1 Spenc ( was set up when the Fagies re covt'r t'd <t y,rk fu mhlP n lh( 15 j rd 1 nr mtd 1 n 11 1 ugl tlw 1 1 r• n d 1 1 1 v.r ll g m 1 l\~ gt r Cl uK th t c 111 g1g rnd;:~\ ghl I II t' r ;g lt' rwld IO a g<l me th• l m dl Ide tl tt 1 SV<\ ( I Jml l 1 1' Hv Q 1 rlt:- rs E g to 6-ll . p Dallas ~ ~~7,i,:mo::"~~t:~F':~~~:;~ .~:.: :.~: .·_~"____;:~.. :~ ~.: ~. .: ,:.-==:. t:.:.l: Browns Rl RADIATOR Standings Leaders an ons1de ku.:k off by EasiE'rn and nm ou thP. clock Amos who was tr msferred mto the Eastern backf eld fr om ~u1rd a<'rounted for over hnlf f lit~ ~ ;glt's \ :m1agP p km g p l~ l \' Jk h<~d a I ! I v ., dai<e of ~iO comp oed to 24:l lo1 £-:;t II n \ ork ll \\ Jyne F:v 1!1S sp Jrk eti lht' B1 um s a tl ;:~ck b ~ com piP!Jng 13 of 19 passes tor HI a hunH 1un by W1lh e Mays his 471h ef the sEason wh1ch gave htn the- league c1own in that d P u 1mult ~a,ys rml shed wlth 296 il. bnltmg ,:~verage of In c ltwr gam Ps the I os An g1 It s Dodgt ~ f.imshed m a Ut f )l s XI pl t' \\llh tht PIt ~ h r ~J d 1~ ht' 11 ng 11 e II 1 t 11 ( 1 II I behrnd he keJtw l J n American FootbaJI League scampered for a pa1r of !ouch The f{<Hil s ga med on ly By Umted Press International Eastrrn Dlvlsaon 52 yards rushmg agaw st tht> W L T Pet PF PA rugged Baltimore defen~ ff By TIM MORIARTY \. 1mts by scormg on 8 fake flank Ryani t hree TD and 53 4 0 01 0001 17 Clmnte P1 tt 155 b'22 95 211 339 11u a10 UPI s t w t Howeve r San Fr r~nr 1 sr l thr I d g alt empr v.fn l h wound pflsses paced Clrveland s at 4 0 0 1 0110 115 62 por hs of rltherr H IO" 100 The ft rst mont I tea m to beat the Be rs up wit h E trl Mo11 all p tchm g a tack at Da llas Howev1 r thf' Carty Mt l 136 455 72 150 330 Boston 2 2 0 500 Aaron M11 145 570 103 187 328 N~w ou:-.lon n 1 -" a dectsl\t' .D \<J ru ·' TD p<.~ss tu sub ful lback IvJdory was a ('Ostly one for thf' York 1 1 1 JOO 51 49 al Football League season pro- ast season add t'U 321 Torre M1 t 154 601 87 193 W t D idurcd mOle shotkf'r s tha n an m the fma\tjUaJie r Ntt k Hyde1 a 6Zy a1d pu nt rf' ~1 own s wl o lost veteran tmk le Allen Ph11n 162 632 J.25 201 ~ l A Cltv tts ern tvtsJon Jan r lerr mg novf'! on. a one ya rd plun ge by M1k1' lurn by 1ummy Wat kms a IBob G 111 w1th a fratt med n~h l 2 1 0 667 66 50 Brock St L l5ti U.'l 4 lll l00 ~!~ ~:~ D iego 1 2 1 13 1 75 101 1 rhe Ch tcago Bea rs and the Lmd It was the ~ ort\ Nmcrs sal e v a f1c ld goa l and an op leg l 1le m lht! game~~~~~~~ c~hl ~:~ ~:; , : ;~~ 312 Denver 0 4 0 000 46 137 New York Giants com batants second \oJctory or t1p t! 1~011 1H111 pa~s flom Wa lkms to l er rile c td mals used II fp ar F lood St L 162 679 97 211 311 Cakla nd 0 4 0 000 71 1031m last yea r s ma ~chmg theJr I Jta l I un p b ) H r that ( OH'l ed 58 yard s so me pili s ru ~h and a de( ~I\ P Rbn sn Cln 156 568 103 174 306 Salurda\ s Resultll playotr ea{'h won only one m 963 j l i e Det rott defense abo had Uud pel lod stor mg aer m ho m American League S;~n D1 ego 17 New York 17 Itheir fir st rour games and Tne V1k mgs galmd tl ( r \lC <t na nd Ill the runaway r umph Charllt' Jo hn son to Jut> (hJ l G AR H. H Pet Buffa lo 23 Oa kland 20 once mi ght) Green Bay Ptu:k. margm OV t! r ( Jeen Bay pl k g off th ree y A llltle dress. Jn smkmg tl e Kf'dsk n ~ Ohva Mmn l6 672l09 217 323 l {Only games schedul ed) ers dropped a pa ir of une pomt when R1p Ha'l'.ktns b! c{' k(d P 1 ~:s a nd holdmg the C.1mt while Norm Snf'ad Los~ed lhr t' 1 :.u onct Pol c ~ to I YOlK Beat The Ru• h R Rbnsn Bal 163 612 82 194 317 Sundays R esult !~ declsHm s on mls~ed cr m ers1ons attemp ted pi n t m('n\ I ~ v <~ rd s rush ng [ J D str lkf's mcludmg a pi:! r to - ~ d !o~e~ 1~'~'1iY • Howard NY 150 JSO 63172 313 Boslon 39 Denver !0 hy Paul Hornun g k1ck the Packers f1r I A palr ol old pros sp 1rked 11mmy B1own m the r <Jg l( s co ~ ple l ~ \1161 ~ 1 oo , mtle NY Kansas Ct ly 28 Houstnn 7 The Baltimore lolls tak mg touchdown Jl the second poerwd the Colts to the r v1 ctory over v<lury o\Pr he St('(krs AT 10', SAYINGS! 143465 3 141 303 1 FASTEST & BEST Hbnsn ChJ 14 1525 63158 3011 (Only ga me ~cheduled ) advant1ge of the ea rlv ~ason Two Wt>tk s bar k th(' Colts let uS D OVI It ~I lodlf Fr Pehn DeL 144 520 69 1 ,0 300 Fnd av s Ga me m1serJes of the Bears and the the Pacgers 21 >o un a tor deh 1~ RADIATOR SERVICE Bressd 158 566 86 166 2931San Drf'go at Booton Parkers grabbed the Western place mt>nt by the for Bos D1v1s10n lead wtth a 3 1 record mer Golden Boy JIHl IN THE AREA K:.ll me Det 146 525 77' \2' 154 ?90 293 Saturda y s Game whll e the Cleveland Brow ns k Hornung who plunged ov("r Powell Ba I 134 424 1,J .1 - IOakl:md a t New Ym the Sr Loms Ca rdmals topped S d Green Ba~ ~ se cond I D Just (nglro Bo' Ill 400 69 ti7 ' 90 ' un ay s Gaml'!l the Eastern seclor w1th CHESTER before halftun e added a 20 IK <~ n ~ a s C1ty at Denver Home Runs VidOTieS and one t•e National Ma)'s (JJants 47 Buffalo at 'H ouston fteld goal w1 th IPss than Wtl1 1a ms Cu bs 3.'3 Cepeda r; 1 Twu upsets punct uated Sun frve mmutes to pl ay to gtH tlt f' Open Thursday Through Sunday ants Callison Phl ls Harl Ct National Football League day s seven game s71a te which Packers a 23 21 lead BIt the ants all 3l drew a record :lf\ 467 V1kmgs pulled 11 out ( n 8 27 WY 2 3898 WY 2 2440 By Umted Press International Th San r1eld goa 1 by Fred Cox Closed Monday Through Wednesday Ameri can K1llebrew Twms customers e Pome roy I Ma1n St Pom•roy 49 Powell Ormles 39 '-1antle R For ty Nmers wh1pped the w1th 18 se.con.ds remam1ng a.li~ D DI~ISIOD 31 21 and the Minnesota V1k The I Ions rubbed It 1ntu tl1• Y tnks 35 Co\::JVIIO A s 34 W L T Pet PF PA mgs edged the Packers 24 23 ~ ----=----:._,_l_J,-- -.......,.,.._,.=----~ Stuart Red Sox 33 Clevela nd 3 0 I 1 000 115 72 The Detroit Lions also Runs Hatted In St Lows 3 0 1 1 000 95 69 a few eyebrows with t~e easy Nat10nal Boyet Cards 119 P1tt9burgh 2 2 0 50t 71 88 mC~n ne r the euffed the G1ants y SR. nlo Cubs 114 Mays G1ants 1Phda ~ • ,.2 2 0 500 103 70 26 3 Il l Torre B ra\'e~ 109 Calli Dalla!! 1 3 0 250 53 S4 Th f 1 ld up m the other son Phtls 104 New y ot k I 3 0 2'0 47 101 e orm te Lhe Colts r1pped ;:. four games as American B Rob mson On Wash glon 0 4 0 000 56 87 the prevwusly unbea ten l os An oles 118 Stuart Red Sox 114 \\t si L-rn DIVISion geles Ram s 35 20 the Browns Ktl!ebrr w Twms Mantl e Baltimore J 1 0 750 132 74 over powe1ed the Dallas Cov. Yankq 111 e.:.ch Co lav to A s Detrmt 2 1 1 667 79 511boys 27 6 the Cardmals turned I ~l I os An ge les 2 1 1 o67 85 back the Washmgton. Redskms !'Itching Green Bay 2 2 0 500 80 and t he Ph1ladelphm National Koufa x Dodgers San J< ran 2 2 0 500 89 Eagles tnmmed the Pittsburgh 19 5 \1ar1chal G1ants 21-8 Mmnesota 2 2 0 500 99 103 Steelers 21 7 0 Toole Reds 17 7 Ru nnmg Clucago J 3 0 250 67 134 Th e ~arty Nmers 1gn ted their Ph1ls 19-8 Jackson LU .IJ S. I Sunday s Result!'! upset over the Bears by breez 24 II IC1ev<'la11d 27 Dall as 6 mg to a 17.0 lead m the fi rst 17 Amem:an Bu nker OrioJies. l phlladelplua 21 P1 ltsburgh 7 m1nutes on a 53 ya rd f1eld goal 19 5 Ford Yanks 17-6 Pelet s St Lou1s 23 washmgtOI 17 by Tommy Davis and a pair \\ ln te Sox. 20-8 Pappas On Baltim ore 15 Lo!( A nge l f'~ 20 touchdown passes by John olt>" 16 7 Chance Angels 2Q-9 Detroit 26 New York 3 Brodie The Bears stt\1 a I Sa n Fr anc1sco 31 Ch1cago 21 shook over lhe1r 52..0 shella ckmg Vlmnesola 24 Green Bay 23 Baltimore got untracked m S erie• Sche dule Soturd ty s Game second half when Billy ST LOUIS IUPI I - The p1lched two sconng s hedule fo r the 1964 World Se P11tsburgh at Cleveland 11es F ~r' t Gnme-Wednesday Oct IH>;LL MASS CELEBRATED 7 at Si Louo s game ltme I p m PHILADELPHIA <UPI ~-The COT fifth annu al memonal Mass ror Second Game-Thursday Oct Bert Bell late commtss1oner of 8 at St Loms game t1me 1 p m the National Football League CDT wa.s celebra ted Sunday at St F'r1day Oct g no ga me trav P a t r I c k s Roman Catholic (BY REQUEST) el dnte Church Among those attendmg lmagme bemg able to cook a roast- or an entire meal Onl y a gas fla me has the fine degree of at cu racy that Third Game-Saturday serv1ces were Ph1ladelph1a AT holll11 a head of ttme--w1th no worry about keepmg It prod uces sm h a \\ td e ra nge ot cont ro l T h 1! b \\ IIVmodern 10 at New York gC~ me ltme Eagle owner J erry Woman and fresh and hot until you want to serve Its e88y w1th a gas ran gt"S ::n e ti ud \\1th Progr a mm ed ( oo kmg - the p m EDT Rooney owner of the P1tts Fourth Game-Sunday Oct ~~~S~te:'e~le:rr:s_s:__ __ _ _ new, automatic gas oven When the meal IS cooked, Keep- automaltc O\en that a lmost coo ks by 1t"elt LAUNDRY 11 at New York game t1me 1 Warm controls lower tho oven tempera ture to the exact Of course the O\ en 1s only one of t he wonderful conp m EDT Derby Sunday Ltndsey DRY CLEANING h eat to keep food hot for houn! w1th no overcooking or vemences you find m cookmg w1lh gas You 'll deli ght m Ftfth Game-Monday Oct 12 gamed hrst pnze of $1500 at New Ymk game bme 1 p m he surviVed a field of 30 WY 2-5428 POMEROY dry m~ out It's great for busy famli1es where meals m118t the Burner w1th a Bram t hat m<tkes e\ ery pot and pan EDT Hf necessary l 1":~~m~th~o:_:;fl~n;al~b:um::::;p~a~ro:u:n~d;J;;;;;;;;~~~::::::i be served at d1fferent times and a wonderful convemence automa hc, m smokeless, closed door brollmg, and 111 Tuesday Oct 13 no game lr when guests or fa =ly are delayed Th1s spec1al control fta me kissed ro t Jssen e cooking trave l date is •lso ha ndy for defroatmg foods qu1ckly and safely, and Stxth Game-Wednesday Oct P lan now t o see a ll t h ese ex. 1bng featnreo In the new J' 14 St 1 ou1s, Game t1me 1 p m for wannmg plates and platters. MEN-WOMEN gas ranges at your Gas Appha nce D ea ler s COT Ill necessary ) r m u u HI l o '2 Prepn re now l.Jm:o ln S•rvtce hAl h e lp«' d!.ou• anda prel>3l'e l ot theae te 1tl every f r U I! l vii SP rY Cl! job ~n Seventh Game - Thursday lll.lill 1n 11 " a *'• luli i\C the n•xt yea r tlnce 111-Wl 1t lA one of the lars u t and old est private ly o wn Oct 15 at St Lom:s game nrr1e <I 12 mon h~ ed sch.oole of Ill kind and 11 r 1 1 p m CDT m necP:ssary) c unne ot.ed with th• Government ovemm<'tll I" •ll nn1 pay II hltdl u 144000 a non tll to ~tar t. They pr(t\1 l<' m 1<"11 Jl'1! 14 er »<!C'' tr ty th an For J'REE tnformdlon on Govern ment Jobt lnclud lnJ lilt of po.-1 p val e pmpl oy mP.nt and ex THIS COUPON WORTH $10 00 WHEN YOU PURCHASE AN AGA APPROVED GAS RANGE SCORES NAMED tiona 1nd ealertee, flll out coupon NEW YORK (IJPI~ - LouiS c"'Ue n t opport anlty for ednnc• Fmal Ma)or League Leadera By Umted Press International National League G AB R H Pet Idow ns ANTI-FREEZE TIME I DON'T DELAY wrap your home In lhe rluht prOiectton! k SHAKE HAVEN HACKETT'S 1 SOHIO SERVICE I V. D. 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Include• ratchet and attach· mente, 9-eockeh. Ideal1or home, aar~tJe or factory. (933) stock of everythlnJ need at Pickens' 19c 2-SLICE AUTOMATIC TOW SOCKET II ALL PURPOSE 13 Pc. - DRIVE EAVE SPOUTS GUnERS and ROOFS BEFORE WINTER! pkg, onlv ~tkt. 79c T11o Wild DIPLOMA COURSES !~) specials. (92~) BOX huC. ( automatic with \1l! 1s.Joe As the Night." Ann I Brink, soloist, sang, "Because," ·•J Love You Truly," "Walk Fall Qu1rter Begins Hand in Hand," and "Th e 1 Lord's Prayer." Oct. 12 A receptlor was held in the the church parlor following ceremony. The bride's table was covcrl"d wllh a white cloth 12 to 16 months with green net overskirt and Se6etarlal white satln ribbons. A five-tier silver and wh ite wedding cake Exec. Secretarial topped wlth a miniature bride Aceountlng and grOOm- centered the table. General Office Dining room hostesses were BUI. J\dmlnfstratlon Mrs. Vera Vroman, sister of the bride, Miss Sandy Fluhar· (11- IIIHt Nch ty, Miss Sandy Winfrey and Mon. ond Thuro. Miss Susan Chanolem. Miss Barbara Mayes presided at the guest hook. For her daughter'9 wedding, Advoncod Rtglotrollon Mrs. -Gt·abey chose a sheath Required dress ot green and white jersey with which she wore beige Write, VIol! or Coli acceesorlcs and a green and white carnation corsage. The For Information bridegroom's mother wore a pink ~hiffon sheath dre" with which• she wore black acces-sories 'and a pink and white carnaUon cor.sage. For their honeymoon t r J p lhrough the South, tlle bride chose a green linen suit with Y LO(!Uit St. Phone 446-4361 brown and greeo. ac~c~sGries. 1 She w'ore the orchid from her New Night Classes (900) onlv77c Tcuned! GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. ·----------------------FOREMAN &ABBOTT AU steel con1trucllon wlth elec trically welded seams tht'l1ugh out. full length hinge on cover Uftout tote tool tray. Hammer loid baked enamel flnl!;h . PllRI tive latch with padloclt controls. These are aututnn Weatherstrip ft. TOOL TEMCO OR MARTIN 70.000 BTU 50,000 BTU (916) Ill ' Completeyou may OO lias l,Z inch lee hundle and 1tandard hose end on apuut. lim~ . 25c ,., COCOA Weatherstrp that con be used outside or inside. 'I'ht! most veraatile weatherstrip yel easy to in1tall, tacks into p\acf' come~ complete with nail!!, IS/8" )I: 17 All brass, won't ru,t. luata a life· 2 STEEL ZINC 1nd VINYL BIBB $2.49 FLOOR Broom Rake AND Standard 1'rl.J volt battery wlth mer.al clad outaJde jacket and zinc bottom inJure lonl life. 20''x7"x8Y:t" Only $2.99 11 BATTERIES (903) Complete HOSE FLASHLIGHT PAN Cooks low calorie 1oods witbout needs no acrapinll: or fats scourlnJ. New scientific teflon bonded to sturdy aluminum A mat of excellent qual\~~ and ~ervlceabllity. Made ol e'lcll!llent grade fibre. An exceptl.>nal val· FULL SIZE BRASS KEEN KUTTER October Special Now $2.99 $4.99 P.M. 16" X 27" ue. .... -·--· October Special II Rubber & VInyl - withstands the rough u~e of outdoor play Lively, oflici.ul :-;ize. 1900) Official lize, made of t(luih &Talned Jeathe1·. Take11 the beating of the young fO<Jtball enthusiast. (905) Only 4.35 FRY bs~e. (~) 95 Won't wash off every time $5.99 II COATING S GALLON 2 BUCKI!T 11 TEFLON 10" Ill 8:00 ,. " With Top Value Stamps you can do almost anything ••. and millions ofpeople do! .-evel'tl& side of every "Gift Bingo" slip and deposit in entry box at our stores. At the end of t.he contest, the gra.nd prize winner (right from this region) will win thi11 valuable gift. Get your ·'Gift Bingo .. •lip •t • · ... j 101 M1LLiiR. M()R. ALIO .' OFPICU IN GALLIPOL.II AND ATHINS How ' 1 8 · " ------ • 6> --., ···• •• .,. .•, . ...,..,...._ J .,. • .,._. _....._., ~~- , ,. ¥ • • · • ·, ~ ' r • • • 3 ~ •- • _, _. ~ _ .,_ , • • • _ • ~ . . _ • • • • , _ _ , .. . . . . , . . . •• , . ... • •. , · · • , • • 0 • • • ••• , • • • • • ·- • , " . .. ' " • '• I --,...~ 1 to 5:3~ P.M. UNTIL SHOP SATURDAY Won't wash off. Stays beautifully glossy for years. Best grePn paint we ever ~old in 28 years . WITH Tti;E. Th~ 19_95 _ 7:00 OPEN DAILY FROM ROOF PAINT MASON, W, VA. PHONE 773·5583 Pickens Bl1ck s.GALLON FOOTBALL $J-69 PAINT _98 TABLEWARE ;::e Designed fM' everyday around the homt or farm ar· dened and tempered sle-el blade; s«: 6 filed. Heavyduty plastic bandlo. (9Cl1) PAINT BUCKET 5 controlled. <901) Elec. Heaters 7" • ROOF GALLON it ea1ily from room to Ill MoYe room. Radiates fan forced heBt to seconds. Then .1 ostati - 1nd Onlr Rutl1nd Red Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o~ OeL •· liMit 8 REVIVAL MEETING October Specl1l October Special Rutland Green HEATER Oil Heaters HAND Oclober Sptci1l PORTABLE Gas Heaters ' ' FALL & WINTER NEEDS . wOMEN pAS7 21 1:"'=---=--=-=....... bandrans are to be ~nstaned lluosen, Mortha RIIIHD, TrtsIn the near luture. lie Hendricb, Non Curtio, N . Ill •- •·id Franc.. Hy ..n, Mro. I.Awrenee The Adult Class of Bradford ext meeting w ~ Ill:' Reed, Mrs. Llnda Grtm a n d n Mranjements of white &ladi· a white Bible. Cborcb of Cbriot held Its regu - Nov. 6th at I o'clock witli pot daughter. Belinda, Wayne King. WITH BLADDER IRR!TJIJIOM pal~· nadnll ed by two Miss Betty ~vert, twill 115- \ar monthly me~tlng Thursday lu.ck di~er to be letved before Jamea Reed Verna Hylfll &1- ~~o!~· :?:::~~~~~~ ~ wven· ranc can eabra decor-- ter of the bnde ser1ftd •• evening at the church h K ' _...~ 'u_, ~~~o•u•n4mtJ'w•t•nu,ttqa...nElQti'Y'III.II ~ted the altar of Frankli "m "d ol h .;. Ml J . t e meetmg Wayne mg gave enor Hoover and Mr 81aw 1\'u• r,.."' '" rrequnt. ~IUDtlll . , !Millu n ,.,ye- il onor w1w1 II une Scripture was read f r 0 m the benediction. Paul Sisson. urlnutonOOthdan.D.dnt'"nL~arur. nue Methot1tsl C~urclt in Ports· rastor of Cleveland and Miil Romans 6: t-18 12: 1-2. Prayi :t:L.~::te~~dr~f'!t~~~~J.eii mouth for the AUiUSt wedding Melanie Smith aa bridesrnold1. er was given by' the minister, Refreshments of lee cream, A question and answer ses-: ~!t~dlir~:..:ut~~L~r:~~!!~~~:~•b, Jl Miss Barbara Jo Covert and Miss Paula Covert, small sis- H. B. Imboden and the busi- cake, coffee and h~t chocolate slon was netd rollowtna t be \ ~~~~~~:.D.t:r~t;~~:::'.~~·t:'t!l. ~ Mr. Charles ~obert R~ea . te.r of the bdde, was nower ness meeting was conducted. were served by E<hth .Forrest . meeting. ctrBTn •t druull• PHI betW fall. Miss Covert IS the twin dau- g1rl. Plans for the Christmas din- Hilda King and Jackie Reed - ~-~ ghter or Mr. Erne.': ! Covert of I T.he ~ttendants were attired ner was discussed, which is to to the fo~lowing: Mr. H. B. lm- 1 Belpre and Mrs. Mary Grabey ln identiCal !ltreet-length dress- be carried over until the next bocll'n, ~ora Cambron, Norma 1 ol Columbus. Mr. Rhea i~ the es of em erald green peau de meeting . - ~- - -- ' 90n of Mrs. Grace Rh e.!l and 1:1oie taffeta #ttleP With -'>-o &.l A new door rna~ will be the late James A. RhM of neck lines, iit\ed: bJiC€1 "l'Utllt- !Sought tor the church_ The new Portsmouth. ing sweepit.g bows in back - ~ -- The vow9 ot the wedding cer· They wore emerald green satin bridal bouquet. The co u pIc emony were read by the Hev. headbands and carried bouquets will reside in AUanta, Ga., af- 1 Arthur Myers of thE' Eighth l ot pale yellow rost!bUd! and ter September. Avenue Evangelical U n It e d white carnations. The bride is a gradua te of Brethren church in Columbus The flower girl wore a white Portsmouth High School Rnd is at 2:30 in the afternoon. taffeta dre!:iS with fitted bodice a juniUJ at Ohi(t Univt!r!:iily Port The bride escorted tL the and sweeping bow in back. SPe mouth Branch and attended altar by he; father, Wa! attlr- wore a headband of white tal'- Ohio University in Athens two ed in a floor length gown of fcta. years. white peau de sole taffeta Serving, as best rna~ w.as Tht! bridegroom is a gradu. which featured a sweetheart James Gtllum. 9f Golumuus WJth ate of Portsmouth \\'est High neckline, long •leeve! coming David Rhea .. brother of the School and a graduate of Ohio to points over the hands and a groom ; David ~overt, brother State Un!ver~lty . He Is present· We'll prepare your ready mixed con· fitted bodice. Chantilly lace ap- or the bride: Mtke Dal~ o( Col· ly employed by Crawford and Uquet were used 00 the front umbus and Darrell Smtlh serv- Co. in Atlanta. crete order to your s pecifications, and deUver of the gown with a &weeping lng as ushers. C?arlcs Covert. The bride resided in Mid· cathedral rtaln in back, Her brother of the brtde, served as dleport with her family and ttit anywhere m town. aU ready to pour. Call elbow length vell ot illusion fell ring bearer. tended Middleport schools. Mr. today . our serv1ce 1s prompt and ow prices from a crown or chantilly lace Mrs. Clyde Knost organist Covert, former manager of and seed pearla. She carried a presented sevet·al o~ijan num.' the Pomeroy City Loan Co., is are the lowest possible! Rev. John Harrold cw"'h'"iteiiiio;;rchiiiiidiiiiaiind..iiiY'-P~'.ioi;phl~a.io.:jnl bers incluJin~ " If Thou But Suf- now residing with his wi_fe (Virr -- fer GooJ to Guide Thee, " by glnla Mayes) and family ln CHURCH OF THE Bach; "Fantasy In 0 Major," Belpre .. NAZARENE ''Lord Jesue Christ Be Present Attendmg the wedding from RUTLAND, 0. Now " " The King of Love My Middleport were Mrs. Charle9 Phone WY 2-3284 Shepherd rs " "Meditat'on ., 1 Mayes and her son and family , "O Perfect 'Love" a<ld "~al;, Mr. and M". William Mayes Oct. 7-18 7:30P.M. Page Street Middleport Brtid/ord Church Cia., Meeting Held · -- ~ -- . . ...... --- . A �- •• - ... _ . . .... ~ ..... .... . ............•""'...-r'-•'"' .. . . . . ._-<lj. _ .. .,.. - · -- _ _ .__ ~1• '• ............ - · •• •• , . ~ . . . . .. ~ .. • I ___ , WANr AD JNFORMAnON 2 SIGNS OF QUALITY Pomerov. Motor Co. 1963 Corvair Monza Coupe - - - - $1995 Local owner ~nd low m1lc <t~ t· 11:111 ~~;;I -t u11 t he flour, llU radio and ', 1o1., ,L 1•• r1sh n·1 ; BAIRD WINS Slle SPORTS SUMMARY WILL laundt r or block centt'r· pieces. SH 24865. 10 2 6tp I 1 Public AffaJn : Robert Ken · coming "Profile~ In Coura~t" r nedy , Demucratic candidalt" ror st>rtea .. An ex.aminatwn of HOLLYWOOD tUPJ1 - 011t'li,d engmt, good whitewall tire ~. heae..~· 1963 Chevrolet Impala _ _ __ _ $2395 rm C.Dta ....... Wpt ,.. M.tntmlllll 4 Duor. Low milt'~~ hv \o{'a] ownPr. ~polll"ss lntf'rio r . bf>igP 1Jarrc1 - aa.r,.. tDIIOI'tl• eo ccou lJ (;crt~ per ~ fo-r ~ o8MJH•• m..rttona. it'!', DlSCOV"I on fi&HI ech a• Pomerov Motor Co. •d• 111 1c1 wlthhl 1D da,a. ";Ati.D Of l 'H.At>UUi 6 OBI'l 'll A.B.lE8 _ •1.!JII tor lkl 1fOtU mlD 1m11m llaeb ~t:hrn&l wnl'lll V OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. POMEROY , OHIO t-fEATING, Plumbtng, MueOer Furnace.. Arnold 618 Easl Ma1u Street, Pom- on1C1 aouu llo.OU t' ... o.u, lat\u-d.a~-8:111 "' "- t~~ 12:00 GOO" ..... .... tL • ro For Sale Wanted lT1I 80 lt.UiY ....... .., PLA\:S & a.Utll.T eroy. Pboae Wl' t-Zt41. 7 zo tfe PBOUUCIJIMI PHONE WY 2-2157 • Notice LOOK lNG fOR SECURE J081 SEE THE NEW 1965 BUICKS • PONTIACS Blaettnars POMEROY, 0 ~ ... ~ '" tel LJneor 11 flc all'lD l •d .. nrler ...... • "s~l ln,.tru <""""' 8erv•c• I stripes and get away with it If you have style you can get away with almost anything , and he got away Friday night with a feathery musical comedy 01. the season premiere of NllC-TV 's Bob Hope theatrt- by si mply bein& himsetr. which is to say Lhe gentleman of aU gentlemen, and by hooflnjil. ( said hoofing . The man is in llis 60s, and , friends, I repeat : Hoofing. I took a lool• at him doing what I guess was the Watusi, and I threw away my book o( Royal Canadian Air · Force exerCises. 1'he story, which featured Barrie Chase and Louis Nye, had Asla ire as the head of a sputtering record company that was trying to .; ign a top comedian. Naturally there was a happy ending, :hough I wouldn't have been ;;orry to see some more danerng instead of talk . so and bruwn finish VR en,emr. Powt>rglidt' trans. Rad10 and beater. whitewal l tires show little wear Was $2595. A.d ..,...,_ The thing about F red Astatre is that he can wear chet·k.s with li:.olahlt•D D A ll Y CROSSWORD ·-. - DID 'if lFII YES, MA 'AM -- 'fORr >OL KS, ESSW .'Vll~ t ·;> AS~ON AS Tfi" KNOT W uZ TIED ~- .. :=t.e., I NBC-TV Chns lmas special m 21. Night Rome ... Eddie f'"isher IS ex· pected to bt! a gues t host for one uf ABC--TV 's "Hollywood Palace" outings in January .. • Dean Marlin pl<:~ ys a profes:o;ion· . hter m . h'IS a1 gun f 1g on CBS-'I'V's this season. 22. Fencing I~ I I U.S. Senalor from Ne~ York, char~et o( bJas in new~ coverif interv iewed on NBC . TV 's <.~gt of the currtnl prestden!ii:ll 1 "Meet The Press" Oct. 18. campaign wtll a1r on CBS -TV Sen. Evt'rett Oirksf'n wi ll ap- Oct 18. .virh F.rtr &>vart>Jd pea r as '·um se lr in a scene of 1modt'rating a panel conf;tstr ng " The Robert A. Tall St.ory ," a 01 Cla re Boothe Lure ttnd fred sang too . And when he program Ul the same network · a 1Kalph M..:r.11!. _ - - - - daneed yw suddenly reali7.ed ht was doing all the so·called new •teps 25 years ago, only wilhout names . Not even Sunny ACROSS DOWN ~ Mineral 1. Drudge 01prln( Liston and Ca!l siu !\ Clay C'an 1. Wll.,l1ld ME AN ' OLLIE 2 . A•irrc lal 22 Scot· LEDBETTER 'LOPED OFF dance belter than F'red _ Other ~- :~feu 4 ...,..1lerway Uah AN " GOT HITCHED performers have t'<lmeback s 9. Girl" a 11 wn 1 &. Purtl.un oC Gaelic 'r'ESTtDDY, /VIIZ 5 MIF Fred just does another show _ IO. Klng1J &curved 23. E.~cle­ line aiasOnly two people I know ca n 12. f . .\ chaer tical still wear spats . Fred , and my 13 _MILke § . Stu.oto dislriet old man. amends tor e. Pef'nlit. 1-4 . DI.IJ. 7. Put con ~e-.'1.11 a . Tupa.z . . b humming8. Flowerl!l 26. OUlaiu 8•turd•y' • "-••• I Not~ s to watch te eviSlon y: btrd 9. Stu!( 28. Bot.a.ny: 33. Female 1 L. Rents under abbr. sheep: The Headlinen: Willie Mays 1!5_Bett~~lol' 28 . l<"'ema.le pig JXII.I, guests with ABL - TV' s Tennes- 16 ~~~~ent: Ui . wntra.ct Shoe· 30. Btn1gglee 35 . Flneat see Ernie Ford Wednesduy. . . n.bbr. ma.ker'11 with 38 . Befor ~ Ed Wynn visits CBS-TV 's R.ed li. Becomel!l tool 31. Gf:!rmEW 39 . Greek 18. Burden river IH.ter Skelton shu., Oct. 13 ... Perry aofter. as ll"i... 19. PD8S68!!l 32. Part.lcles 40 Ear c.. · I · t h" w ithage '-"~mo IS p a~rung to a~ ~s 20. Little gtrl Television Revue WILL DO rug weaving. Phone WI 9-2826 . Mary Lawrence, Long 8 ottom, Ohio 10 1 6tp 1ll1NK CF THE i'Ou.ER bird 0 23 ~ ~ 26: ~aau~; 27.In bed za. Di..stre;~a call 29 _Wharf inhabitant 30. A social aet 34. Equal 35. Foremost - part 'GOOD open ing in Pomeroy and Middleport. F'ull !.lme bus1 ness selling fi<twleigh Hnuse- 86. In What mn.nner 37. Cud- hold producl~ . Start at once. Must hi.iv e car. Write Rawl· eigh. Dept. Oil J 640 208. Free· port, Ill . 10·5- Up chewing m amn rll.l 89. Choice group U . Portcullis 42 . F lBhea t3 . Plnce9 « .Matures, as Wine transparent Plastic 10 - .5 Uere's how to work it: DAU,Y CR·YI'TOQUOTE - AXYDLBAAXB STORM 111 LONGFELLOW One letter &Imply atantls for another, In thls ~amplt" A le used for the three L's, X for the two 0'9, etc. Single Jettert, apoatrophles, the length and formation of the worda are all hlnt.e. Each day the code letters are dlUerent. WINDOW A CI"J'lltocram Quotattoa OANZTOW AGW. STZDS BZDFH CRDG AH TZHJMFH.ANAO· QRW BMHQ BZF AO.-HRDQ Sa.lu.rday'R Cryptoquote: WE MUST BEWARE OF NEEQ. LE ~!; INNOVATIONS, ESPECI.ALL\'" WHEN GUWED BY LO<.UC.-cHUJU~ HILL ~ l~ WAi J'eat~~.roea S,r-ndlcate. ~ - - 1 NOTICE! I Will Be Out Of My Office From Oct. 5 thru Oct. 8th Dr, Ray R. Pickens "Wort, I don't call this 'teachinc me to be a rood husband' like Mom aayo ••• I call this teaching me to be a bachelorlw THRU OCT. 10 •• 'ip1rk Plugs __ _ _ N . 49c AKC Basset Pup, very nice. Tow Chain1 _ _ ~·· $2.57 Reasonable. 1953 ChevroleL, 4 Light Bulbs _ _ _ ea. 15c door coupe - $125. 1953 Chev· rolet panel truck, $150. Both Onico 23 cu. ft. Ch•st Freezer - - - $239 have very good motors a n d 1 good bodies. Phone Coolville POMEROY 667-3654. 10-~tc From· the lar$telt truek or · -- bulldozer radiator to the J•ck W. CarMy ~mallest beater core. Mgr. WY 2·2181 Farm Equipment Auetlou WMPO Radio RADIATOR SERVICE . b FOR SALE - 3 bedroom house with modern kitchen, basement, garage, fireplace, gas -~ ---:c-Saturday, Oct. 10, 12:30 p.m. furnace 2Va lots, furnish. $10,TRAfLER on Grant Street.~-"' - =--"' --.-~------' Due to other employment I 000. P!Jono Mason 773-0611. College football Results Call WY 2-3346 or WY 2·2186. 1 FUEL OIL Spac-. Heater, Ply· am discontinuing my f~::i~: ~~W~Y~:Z.~2~1~oQ~~~~~Po~m~er~";ll 9 2CI 6tp By L'nited Pren International 10·3-tfc • mouth with Blower, 275 gallon and will sell the following East ;;;;::-:;;=:-;-,'. ....,;---:-;---;--:tank and fittings . Very good pe rsonal pro~rty at my BOUSE FOR SALE: t rooms Albright 19 Lycoming 6 TRAILER lots for rent , close ,... 0 . McCOY, AUCTIONEER Min ill $31l00 condition, neat~ several rooms located 2 miles North East furnished, ersv e. · Alfred 7 Union 7 to Laundrymat and schools. well. Bought about Fall 3 Z3 tfo t 25 tfC Amherst 14 Amer. Int. 13 Chester, Obio. of Racine, Ohio, on the Phone WY z.-3312• Valley Lumber & Supply Com- 1956. Away, used very Bates 14 Trinity 7 pany, Middleport. 10·3-Uc past two winters. Price $65.00. shan Road. 641 Ford Trac tor - MowerInstructions Bethany 9 Wash . & .Jerf. 0 WINTER STORAGE for boals, EDEN residence, 14 inch Plows ·- Seven ft. Bluefield St. 13 Wesl Liberty 1 16 ft. or less. Brown Marine, house above church on Disc, Two-row cultivator. u. 1. CIVIL SERVICI TESTS! Bwodoin 14 Weslcy•n 0 Mi-nersville. Phone W't 2-3324. sell Run. side delivery rake, 8 fl. dou- 1 Mlf"n -m•n. lH.a. Start >,.;;-~~ Bridgewater 40 Galll:tw.l~l 8 10 I file ---;;;;;;~;;;:;;;:;o.l ble cultipacker, 10 x 28 tr "t· ' fop Dollllr Paid For itOJ.oo 111 week. Preparat.on .~ Brockpt Sl. 2G fih;ornsbg St . ONE PONY buggy and Wreckecl Cars and fn.~ck• until 1.ppolnl · •1 Thnqeanda p I · O or tire, manure spreader nnd op~n E~mc. u.uau,_ ~,·~~· ~ ~ brown 3 ennsy vama APARTMENT, unfurnished, re- $60.00. See at Bishop'• Farm, Plant Setter on Rubber, Allis ::f:rr!.R!E .~::..e":.Hn~M~~ - • " " ' Bucknell 24 Harvard 21 decorated, ground floor, 5 Rutland. 24 HOUR TOWING Chalmers G Tractor - Cnl11v1n~: "•me alldr,.. and C. W. Pust 31 Northeastern 10 rooms and bath. "asemen~ . APPI~ES,--,B=-u-r-d'e"'J.,-te-"'F~r u I Uncnln 8erv1ce. 9o• oUIO. tivator and side dresser, John oetu senllnt... J. Calif. (pa _ St. 45 G1ss b ro St. Hardwood floor, automattc F Ph WY Deere Wire Tie Baler, Sub Open 1 A.M. tel 1 P .M Carnegie Tech 21 Case Tech 6 heat. Call WY 2·3200. arm. one Closed Sunday c Pomeroy, Ohio, RL horse drawn cultivatPhone 985·2291 -MENClarion 13 Lock Haven 12 Soiler, 9 30 81 ors, portable grain elevator, B•tw"n Chuter and GET A MAN'S JOIII Coast Guard 17 Norw id1 13 M::O::-D;:E;:RN=-4:-ro ~o= m~a::: nd c;­ bath Gould's shallow well pump, Tupp.~rs Plain on Stat• Rt. 7 ()perat\nJ ouUdozen, ,:nden. dra1· Colgate 8 Cornell 3 fumished apartment. M 1 d· A GENERAL Electnc refrigeJc-1 Wright chain saw. air com· .op wa 1oacldloee ea. w. wtll scrapers tr&tn you . Earll on Con cord 211 Gl env1·11e 6 ator . Price $50.00 . Call 773clleport. WY 2-3374. lllr equipment. VA approved for Cortland .:)t. 27 Bndge port 0 ressor, stock tank, 60 gaL 1 P ' t oc k 'uU relll.denl tralnlnc. WrH~ : &71.2, Mason, W. Va . L1ves 9 11 tfc gas truck tank, 380 gal. galASSOCIATED Dartmouth 2. Ostun U. tl 9 29 6tc vanized tank, 8 hole hog feed· =::-::-:-:-=-:--·:--:-::-:--:-. m:A~ 111~Q~JP~~ ...~;_HOOLS DelAware 14 Haverford 8 FURNISHED and llflfurnished co1um• us. 0 , 1o Drexe 1 Tech . 19 fl owar d U. er, platform scales, 14 ft. Co- FOR SALE : 6 month• old bull MELONS, potatoes, beans, apartments. lnquire at the Sire: Metcalfs Sover1 ' , . 1 calf. by Wagon, feed carl, 1200 sq. iE. Strudbg SL 23 Kutztn St. 8-14-ttc pel bu. Bring cont&mers Ohto Hotel. eign Reflector. Dam : gave h k pick yourself. ClarencL ft. hoi bed sash, 30,000 To· 19810 lbs. mild, 816 lbs. butter Auto Sales & \Iars , 21 J. Hop . " Duplex, 3 bedrooms. Sugar !ill, Phone VI 3·2254. mato stakes, 2·000 ft. 2 in . fat in 318 da) S. 3 day old bUIJ !9 Run area , PomeroJ·. Phone 9: 15 pipe, ¥4 T. chain hoist, port· calf. Sire: Lilac Hill Royal THREE TRUCKS - 1962 Inter·!'"""" 10 2 tfc WHY PUMP your sluggJS~ sep- able Letz Burr Mill (P.T.O.) Ma ster . Dam gave 15710 lbs. national , 1948 l~:;~;~s~t:·~~''i:l~u~~~::a 7 Laray et1e 7 WY 1-3618. fl. f8 in.) Endless belt, milk, 605 lbs. butterfat in 305 1953 Dodge. Leo Morris, SH 35 Geneva 6 I'RAU.EII lot. 790 Maple St. tic tank? Get Kiean-Em·Ail 60 two Beagle hounds, 1 burrel 10 1 6t days 1st lactation. Jam rc F. 4648. · P 20 LeLHmon Valley 8 Middleport. Septic Tank Cleaner. Land10 2 3tc mark Farm Bureau, Po m- B~lDFORD AUCfJON CO. Gibson, SH 2-6126. liJ.J.3tp 24 Buffalo 22 110 W. Main St. Pomeroy ===--:-;----::--:-:- eroy. 9 29 30tc c. c. Bradford, Auctioneer Tbe Rambler Montclair Sl. 19 Upsala 0 J1IREE end four roo"'ti fu.rnic:heSALE: purebred Holstein Workt Standard of €ompad Moravian 23 Wilkes 8 , Manager 111 tmd llllfarnisbed apart. NECCHI Sewing Machine, floor A. C. Bradford Signed: Robert Hill bulL Service age. Call WY 2· E-xceUence Muh lenberg 26 Ur slnus 7 WY t.6l34 12 6 lie model. Equipped to zig-zag, 10 2 6227. 10-3--tltp Big car room, ride and per22 Penn St. 14 lf••manc,e . Small cAr ecooomy Penn Mil 24 W. Maryland 14 FOUR room turnlshed apart,. overcast, monogrllm, MILK COW for !IIBle. and mana,erablllty Pittsburgh 34 Wm. & Mary 7 meut. Phone WY 2-3658. design. Will sell for 8Php<amye· 70,000 B.T.U. Kenmore Roland Searles, Rutland-HarSee Prairie View 22 Grambling 14 11 24 de ments, $5 .99 monthly. · ·11 Rd . 1)hone SH 2-4Jj "26 . sto ve an d p1pe. sonv1 e Metropoll&all Motors Princeton 23 Columbia 13 10 2 Slc FOR RENT, modem bouse, WY 2- 2204 ' condition. $75 ·00 · Michael l0-5-6tc E. Mala Street. Pomeroy Rhode Island 20 N. Hampshre 98 2417 o1x l'QOJIII and hath, Youngs- GA!J,QN JUGS for sale. Burke, Chester. 5· 10 2 6tc Phone IVY U87f Rochester 38 Hobart 20 31 P l>j)NiE;![c;;:--;;~-;,;t,:;de • - wtehen, tile floor, Jo- Haven orchard, New Haven, ·-:::;---:-::-c---:--:-1_0·:-: ' ·_ 4 Z2 tlc Rutgers 9 Connecticut 3 w•n• &J. or trade : 1:-==========_,.:=..;::.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=;;;;;;;="""==--'ll eated at 136 UncolD-rd. Call West Virginia. 10 2 3tc ::- Warm Morning coal heaters, II Weaned for Colts,saleFliso some!; 100 lb. <'ap.acity. One in ex- good broke mares from 42WY 2-3020. llo 29 tfc SINGER SEWING machine in 'th tra good condition. 54 inches, t-3 down. Balance , blond ca bmet, WI slip - in ably priced. C<~ll WY·Z-6909 Wented To Buy by mon lh. Paul Orr, WI 9· type rOund bobbl·n· Equi'pped or see Paul Sisson. to 111onogram, buttonhole, zig· 2822. 9 30 9tp USED GUNS ol all l:ypel and zag, etc. Balance due 8 pay- WHY BUY a Carpet Shampoo. ..... ,. _pf1bers. We pay you eash. ments, $6.00 each. P h o n e er? We'll !oJn you one REGISTERED Guernsey cow . Titfin Jewelers, MaiD Street, WY 2·2204. 10 2 5tc FREE with purchase of Blue Freshen in July. Clif· ONLY Pomt Pleasant, West VlrJIInla. Lustre Carpet & Upholstery ford Whittington, Rt. 1, Har· po.oo Down 1111nce on Phone 50. BUI Wellman, X... SINGER S.WIDr macbJneo. Cleaner. risonville. 9 30 6tp 9 29 6tc Con.enMnt f•rnw Wi lliamson. new , $59.50 ap. Several ll!ed Pow· Insurance machines at bargala prices Farm Machinery 2' 6tc The Fabric Shop, 'Unger Sales - - - - - - - - - Service, Pomeroy' Ohio. JOHNSON Slm Ins 950 International Harvester, and r Pl.fX,,O.QJ~SS lt thtori1inal Md W\' 1-2281. , p,.. urance Musical Instruments 4 Z1 Uc Ageacy, ID. All forms ot lD only wlnt1ow mat1ri1l th1t tarroas a cultivatDra. Good oondlllm. FURNITURE CO. 2 YfAit GUARANTEE. Look for th1 .....,..,_ Jim Jobnaon and flal. alto saxophone, Uke Wagon. ' ''ford Wbllllngloo, TWO USED overhead MASON, W. VA. n1me PLEX·O·tRASS on th1 edge. new, for ssle. Gall WY U961 Rt. 1, llurilaDrillo. doon. I elecrtic range. Ph. Bud SJIDIIIOI1, Agmta. lol loo•JO• rUX.O·ILAII AI Ye010 .... Ill HJI""., " - I I Uc t 10 11p WY U201. e ao a~e~ - --·--·--For Rent Grid Scores BLAETTNAR'S BAIRD BROS, AUTO WRECKING iJeq,..o-,.LOW - .. cor·- STORM DOORS PuiCH IICLOSURE /is ·=======-===::!llllnnel, and Ebersbach Hardware Co. 3 ROOMS New Furniture '299 MASON 1 ~~ICJI~------------------------------JI ... 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MEN "TAU<:t,K; I SUPPOSED TO 1--\AVt BFEi f CLOSED AHD OESE:.> n::J LEADS AN tilE 'l'HROOCH THE" CAVE'S WlHDJH.;; PAIOSftCES i'O A. '3ECRri' 2H'tRA.HCY I.H'I'O F~~,=;,:._.., TI-n: WIHE: C[LlAR 'BENEATH 'l'HE Ol.D HAN~I ON I'"' -~ F=OR YE:~. >?S. P.IJT JU~iT TI-1Er1 I'D SI.<JEAR I H ~Hf,'lJ -- .. liW!{E IT IS , 1I O!~~ Of:: THEM ( LAUGHFD Jl.l':T I MEN I '-..... r\. HEY r A DOOR JUST OPENED I l-ll::14t;l 'f"M lOI!DEl? NOW. S'POSE THEY'RE COMIN' UO\~ HERE ? 'l'Ha1' WA'it l-llb GRANDrn.THER'S. ABBIE AND SLATI 12 :flO News Roundup 12 20 Bulletin Board 12: 2:> News 0 Grams 12:30 Saturday Matinee 1:05 News Beat 2:00 Saturday Matinee 2:55 Newa Beat 3:00 Saturday Matinee 3:55 Newe Beat 4:00 Dlscln, with Doss 4:30 Top Ten Revue 5:1111 News Summary 5: 15 Public Service 5 . 30 Dinner Music<le e:oc Sign Of! h RAEBURN YANBUREfli By GEORGE WONDEk THAT5 RI6HT1 rANNY. .• I WANT 1H~ WltjKLf DAME BUMPED OFF ! 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Edward G Kubmson, Edward Andrews Louts Nye. WED. ilnd THURSDAY Oc:t . 7-8 NOT OPEN Nor'wester Staff I& Now Completed F RIDAY thru THURSDAY Oc:t . 9-15 " HOW THE WEST WAS WON " (Tec hm cu lor l Rey nu! ds, <..:a rro ll Ba keJ. J uhn Way nE'. Huss T a m oly n . G rt" g m · ~· Pack. Lee J ·. 'obb, Henry Fond a t: arolyn Iones, Karl Ma lden , Geo Pep ,Htrd . Jas. StPwart . Rieharrl ~"'li d m ~t rk , Th Plma Ritter . Dcbb t~ ·.li r.kt' \' S h a u g hrH' ~ -~ \ I I ' \'-ia ltr-r t:lre nnan. ([e ru·y Mor ~a n Wmn <JI of 3 Academy .-\ wa rd s! Tet:hnic:olol' Cartoon Run ni n)! time 2 Hr-.; 45 m in . .-\rlult :;· $ 1.00 Chi ldrf'n . 54X FRIDAY and SATURDAY Oct . 16·17 "1 FACES OF OR . LAO" l'ony H.anda ll. Artluu O'Co n nel l. Bnrbun1 [d1•n . .loh n Er lt"Son. No11 h Beery l r Direct by Ge u. Pal. Wonders never ANNOUNCEMENT WILL OPEN HIS OFFICE ., SATURDAY OCTOBER lOth 1At Thr· Office Formerly Occupi ed By Dr. Kenneth Ams bary) ~ Uuitflt] l;'rf'!l" "'•, JJIIt•rnaliu:IIAI ,. .. WASffiNGTON IUPI \ - Sen. Barry M. Goldwater · pledges, If elected , to ask former Presi· dent Dwight D. Eisenhower to go to South Viet Narn on a " critical mission " aimed at · !lolving the crisis there . The Republican presidential nominee made the promise in a statement Monday night, on the eve of resuming bis campaign travels after a weekend of rest in Washington . He visits a three-county suburban area near Philadelphia today for his first campaign foray into Pennsylvania . CHARI.oTI'ETOWN, Prince Edward lsland _ Queen Elizato beth, who appears ready brush aside w1th charm threats pthreats from Quebec separatistextremists, today had another danger to ~r Canadian tour rt>moved - by the weather WITH GOLDWATER IN m an. PENNSYLVANIA (UPl) The Queen, who makes her Sen. Barry M. Goldwater, camfirst public appearance in this paigning in Philadelphia's subbland capital today, got the urbs, declared today that "migood word from the Maritime nority groups ran this country." Weather Office that Hurricane Returning to Washington this The Republican presidential Goldwater was Hilda will not strike here In afternoon, nominee resumed his campaign scheduled to speak at the 1964 any force . in an address before a crowd conference o£ United Press Inof several lliousand at a shop· ternational editors and publishWASHINGTON - President ers. Johnson tests the political cli' mate in the South today before In his slatement Monday ~.. I, ; ., , ,,, . • NEW HAVEN - Tbe Red : 1! 1 heading West to visit 10 states night, Goldwater said that if he t Cross Bloodmobile will be at DRIVE KICKOFF - Mayor Lee Smith, left, and Middleport Postmaste r Paul Casci Vanadium Corporation near on the longest trip of his cam- becomes president he will ask Eisenhower "to head up a display a reminder of the annual Red Cross Fund Drive now unde rway . Chairman New Haven on Thursday, Oct· pai¥f1. Johnson planned a bit of group of qualified experst to Casci, chairman of the Red Cross drive in Middleport. said c ontributions of a dollar ober 8, betweeu lZ noou and whistle-stopping in Alexandria, go lu South Viet Nam and re- or more by residents of Middleport may be sent through the mail withoout the sender 6 p. m. Doctors and nurse• Va ., and an evening speech at pori back to me on the sltua· ' placing a stamp on the envelope. Senders must, however, place the Middleport Zip will be on band w lake blood. Code number, 45760, tn the space usually used for addressing the envelope. And the This is for everyone, not Raleigh, N. C., to bolster the tion in Southeast Asia." sender's name and address should be in the usual place . Postmaster Casci himself just plant employee11, beExperienced Assistance vote-seeking efforts of his wife He said he hoped Eisenhower will pay the letters' postage when they are r1o addressed. Mr. Casci also will head tween the ages of 21 and $9. aboard her "Lady Bird Spe· wuuld be assisted by such othe~ money-raising projects for the Red Cross in Middleport this Autumn .Persons 18 years of age may cial" train en route through "men of ability and experi- Sentmel photo give blood if tbey have parDixi'!. ence" as former Rep . Walter ents consent. Persons bavi.ng H. Judd, R-Minn.; retired Gen . to replace blood at any of the ST. WUIS Democratic Mark W. Clark, now president The Letart Falls PTA i:-~ hospitals should do so at tbis \lice presidential candidate Hu· of The Citadel Military College sponsoring the Buddy Starch· time. Blood Is nrgently er Sbow al lbe Soulbern Higb needed as lbe blood bank Is ber tH. Humphrey promised ot- of Charleston, s.c ' and forday that a Johnson - Humphrey mer United Nations comSchool Auditorium , Raeine on low. administration would never be mander in Korea , and Adm . Saturday, October 10 at 8 p. Anyone wishing to give Indifferent IO the plight of the Arleigh A. Burke, former chief m. Tickets are $1 for adults I blood bul ueeding transport•· needy , of naval operations. and SOc for children. They aption should contact Mrs. a pear on TV, radio and stage ABOARD THE LADY BIRD Everett Rou.sb, chairman, Humphrey made the stateGoldwater's press secretary, Clarence E. Martln , 58 , ment in a speech prepared for Paul Wagner, said in response resident ·0 r the Wilkesville com· and recordings . Locally, tbey 1SPECIAL (UPI) _ Lady Bird pbone 882-1341. delivery before the National to a query that the nominee munity d'ted at g . ~ am Mon- are on WCHS·TV. Johnson expressed her love for •••••••••••••••••••••" . ' H1 h. ~ .1· 1 · h This wiU be a. real hootenConference of Catholic Chari· had not yet specifically dis- d . . ed h 'd ith Ei ay m o zer ospr a w ere the South today and said she lieS in St. LouiS . cuss t e I ea w sen- h had b tie t f • anny of folk. country . .and was certain il would rise "to hower, atthough they bad e een a ~a n or gospel music. ' the hard duty " of assuring talked o1 the Viet Nam sltua- .wee~. Mr . ~artm ":as engaged LONGVIEW, TeJ:, T be tion ge'rlerll'~~> :--·'Namtfl.r · said the ln .the.~og. _ bu~me~s. •••••••••••••••••••••" equal and constitutional rights FBI Monday enter~ the hunt idea took sh~pe a:-;;campaign He was born near Porter on to all Americans . for 22-monht-old Ricky Dale strategy meeting in Goldwa- July 27, 1900. and was the son The First Lady referred to Crowder - feared kidnaped ter's apartment Sunday. of the late Henry Martin. His the civil rights issue in a from his mother' s car when she mother, Maude Kemper Marspeech prepared for a trainleft him alone for a few minutes tin, survives, and lives on Rt. side rally at Alexandria , Va ., to shop in a drugstore, Police Report Car 1 Dexter. His marriage was to first stop on her four-day , 1,682 There will be a homecoming the former Ida Woodruff of Hunmile whistlestop tour of eight para~ and pep ralJy Thur~ay A crackdown agalast racial Collision at A&P tinglon twp., on Aug. 26, 1943, southern statse. evemng at the Hacme High and she survives. M J h d' school football field. violence in Mississippi continTh e Mlddl eport P oIIce depal11... stan The parade WIU · start at 7 ued Monday with announcement Children who survive are The Middleport Fire Depart- th rs . o1nson, tf f thmst on . school that a former Army demolition ment investigated an accident Wallace, Jerving in the Navy ment in a special meeting Mon- w~h r~a:esfd:ntor~h~son ebv r~~~ p. m from the high expert, a mi1lionaire's son and at 2:25 p.m. Monday on North at Great Lakes and c 1 air day evening at the fire hall au· .d 'd · and parade through the streets 81 fiv~ other persons had been ar- Second Av. Dwight, Sandice' and Ruth, ali thorized purchase of an emer- ,~~hsal / of Racine and then return to rested. Avery Charles St. Clair, 45, at home. Other survivors are gency unit, a 1965 Chevrolet . htse a~ ~0 Coassure e~ua~ the school at 7:30. The arrests bring to eleven RD 1, Pomeroy, was slowed the brothers George Martin from the Pomeroy Motor Co. ~1 R" ~:hss thr Yf ~~ressf ~~ After returning to the school 0 the number of persons taken down to turn into the A and P of Rt. 1, De~ter and Carl Mar- It will be a one ton panel u Y w.' . ~e- our s • e there will be a snake dance, bon truck with a 10 ft. body <same Repubhcans Joming two- thirds fire and pep rally on the footinto custody in the McComb, Store and Jack Coleman, rt, tin of Rand w 'va Miss., area by FBI agents and Middleport, hit the rear end of Services ~U . be held at 2 as the other truck except that of _the Democrats has been re- ball field. local officers since last Thurs- the St. Clair car. There were m Thursday at the McCoy ~~ it will be red instead of whiet) . ceived by . the South for . the The Southern Local Athletic day. All eleven are charged in damages estlmated at $200 to n~al home. Rev. Jack Stutler It is to be purchased in the most part _In a way that H! a Boosters wiU hav_e a float in connection with Negro church the Coleman vehicle and $25 wlll officiate and burial will hope that donations will come g~at credit to local lea~t;r· the parade and will meet Wedburnings or with bombing Ne-- to St. Clair's. Coleman was cit- be in Clark Chapel cemetery. in to pay for it within 60 - QO ship - ~he mayors and mmJs· nesday evening, Oct. 7, to . w~rk gro homes . Among them were ed for driving in a dangerous Friends may call at the funer· days. The department hopes to ters , white merchants and N~ on the float. Anyone wtshmg Sterling Bubber Gillis, 35, son manner. al home Wednesday afternoon raise $3000 before the 90 days gro leaders, _t~ all the Mr. a~ to help with the float is asked of Narman Gillis Sr .• a wealthy and until the hour of the serv: are up. Mrs . John C~~zens who live m to report Wednesday at 6 p. oil investor and landowner, and · 'The truck will be in serviCE- our commum es. m. at the South Elementary Emergy Allen Lee, 35, a formMeigs Memorial Hospital Ice. at the end of 90 days it is "This convinces me of some- School building. er Army demolitions expert ADMISSIONS - Willis Durst, REGISTRATIONS NOTED planned. ' thing I have always believed- There will be a regular who is now a paint contracotr. Pomeroy; Thurman Yarbrough, The Meigs County Clerk of that there is, in this Southland, monthly meeting of the Bnosters Thursday following the Rutland; Mrs. Claude Fitch- Courts released ttJese registra- •••••••••••••••••••••• more love than hate. MOSCOW _ Tile United patrick, Middleport; Betty John· tiona for September: New regCLEVELAND (UP!) Th "I think we all undersland pep rally . son, RacJne. . istrations, trailers 5, cycles 8, e that the hard duty of assuring States and Britain today await- DISCIIARGES - Hilda Bog- trucko 12, cars 5!1, for a tOtal of Cleveland Press said today equal and constitutional rigbt Meigs General Huspilal ed a Soviet reply Lo their pro- gess, Racme. 81. Registrations for used vehic- the Indians baseball francblst to all Americans falls not only ADMISSlvNS - Eva Flemtests against the forced nightBIRTHS- A daughter to Mr. 1es were trailers 1, cycles 4, would remain In Cleveland, at on the President of the United ming, Rutland . time search of four military at- and Mrs. Claude Fitchpatrlck, trucks 19, and cars 178, for a least for the lt85 season. States, but upon all who love DISCHARGES - Ella Doug· taches on a recent trip to Siber- Middl Ia. In the past, the Soviets eporl total ol 202. •••••••••••••••••••••' <Continued On Page 2) las, Middleport. Phone WY 2·3433 , ,..................... 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ECONOMY SAVINGS & LOAN CQMPANY 00 $2500 TO $20~ UFE INSUAAHC£ -...au Ojll· ~ tOIUIS C NltlftMUI ~~~':.:.;-• 300 w. sun ~-WIIIIIklla 2.2lU. "-or . NOW OPEN SATURDAY 9 f(M TO 12 NOON .: DAYI GHUNGER, MGI. FOUNDID >MI . I Invites South To Hard Task I Winter Dips First Teeth Into Ohio . : I Firemen Order New Truek for Aid Squa dmen plan See I Pep Rally, Fay Watson, Dental Asst. work. , ping center in Warmlnister, Buck County. He said in his statement about minorities he was "speakinb about all minority groups" that operate through paid lobbyists or use other pressure tactics. 10 1 thJnk the American people are getting sick and tired of it," Goldwater said. The Ari- ,..................... Homecoming . llBV2 East Moin St. a t'l1)tn lli. Martin of DR. H. C. MULLINS, D.D.S. Mrs. 'GOP Candidate Says Minority Groups are Running the Country Asklketo WiRE' NEWS Go to V-Nam i · ..__.. ITe ch n i c ul or~ TUESDA Y, OCTOBER 6, 1964 Barry Would I MEIGS THEATRE POMEROY -MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Parade Set 1 By United Press International Old man winter made an unseasonable but frnsty visit to Ohio earl y today , sending the men:ury into the 30s and the hi gh :Os in some areas. Except for a few cloud patches , .:lear skies prevailed over the entire state, causing the low temperatures. Cleveland wa.s scheduled to receive ties have interfered with or mistreated Western military attaches since 1963, 1t occurred Action to purchase a new fire last month but was not disclos- truck was delayed Monday ed until Monday. In a regul~r meeting of .Porneroy council when councilmen CHARLESTON, W.Va.- Un- ask~ Mayor _Charles Legar to employment compensation pay- obtam an estimate ol future ments In West Virgini_a ~ave income and expenses in the reached their lowest pomt smce fire department, and a proposDecember, 1956. ed schedule of payment on the This was reported Monday by new equipment. Gov. W, W. BarrOD who hail- Basically, council apparently ed. the figures as "additional wants w see how the expec~ oVldence of West VIrginia's re- ed Income of $5,1100 annually cor-breaking economic boom." from the tire equipment levy, Barron said the September pay· from $1,500 expected in lbe ments amounted to $878,920, the sale of the old Second Ward lowest point in the past eight lruck, and $1,1100 from Civil fJe. years. feDJe aid In the 1964 Spring flood, will be budgelod in tbe COLUMBUS - Domocrolle future. vice presidential candidate Hu· The mayor had Indicated a bert E. Humphrey was sohedul- propooed cllassls would cost ed 10 irrlve here today for tbe 15,500 while piiiDps and otber fltsl of fo11r Ohio slops nn bJs ~ed equipment might nm campalflll tratl. the I~ In $11,1100. Tbe llld lh Asl!land LOCAL ..,:MPS 011 ...t BeltiiiDJ Co. ba d• 'l11e lemperalure In Pomeroy -.ted· a ·1,M1 lalloa 1aU .mo,... Mt•lj:·!tltl!!!11!1111 til....,, illlll!!l!tliJIIJ~ ~· .W!tla ., .. ...... .. ... :.t>~ot•·"·) . ..... ' - -. •! " I Wo~enCo~ Pr:sb~ert an ch;~~ Elder}y Man Js Recovering ~ · . '· I . .. , .. , I ' f ·t11G111'* • ·•· • 1 Chnst urc rv ce , New Haven Junior Woman'• Club, and the Pt. Pleasant JUJlo ior Woman 's Club. For iliese clubs that have not sent their donations as of thil the b.elp is greaUy needed . Contributions may be senl to Mrs. Thomas Rose, treasurer for the Mason County ~ Detection Clinic for Woi::D- JACKSON <UP!) - Mathe.w Adkm s, 85. wa s recuperatmg m Oak Hill Hospital Monday after being lost in the Jackson Count h'll r d Y 1 s or two ays . en. Relatives found Adkins Sundny morning crawling on his Mayor Legar Indicated he tained by Middleport, was re- The mayor's report of $351.08 !cars have parked on the tracks. would have the desired esti- viewed at length. as the village's share for Sept.- trains cannot pass, and bemates for c~wtcil at the next Clerk Edna Schoenleb report· ember was acccepted. Mrs. sides, permitting parking there regular meelinfs on Ocl 19. 'Ibe ed rent was four months in Schoenleb said $2,317.53 came reduces meter income . Chief mayor reported Howard Wells arrears - $200 - and Mayor into the General Fund from Webster indicated he would and John Manley have beeo ac- Legar agreed with councilmen parking lot meters during Sept· proceed with installation of .cepted as members of ~ fire there "~hould be some other ember. such signs immediately. department. kind of an arrangement." Councilmen attending includCouncilmen also di!cussed Councilmen objected to any ;ransfers of funds approved ed Leslie Fultz, Franklin Rizsteps needed in order to reduce more payments until a fence is b~ . countil at · the recomm~ er, Lucien Poulin. William Barfire insurance rates. Improve- installed around the dump to datiOn of Mn~. Schoenleb, _10• onick, the mayor, and the ment In fire fighting equipment prevent spreading of (Ires. Pom- eluded 1800 from the parkin.g clerk, Mrs. Schoenleb. may make this possible, but eroy has had to help fight fires lol fund lo pobce payroll, If Balances In funds as of Oct. one complicating factor .is lbe on lhree occasions this year at necessary, and $2,317.53 from t, according to Mrs. Schoen- Sen. Yottng Str•"kes number of, and location lnf fire the dump. The towns have a the parkmg meter fund for leb's report, were a" follows plugs. Pomeroy rents fire pings mulual aid agreement as to special street repairs. (First figure Is beginning hal· Out - He's too Old ! from lbe Meigs Water Co. their fire companies. The mayor also advised w ance, lbe second is ending hal· DA YTDN (UP!) - The Council believed the bnprov· Council, however, Is unhap- council to think seriously about ance) : ton Daily News tnday ed fire figbting equipment py about paying rent on a facll· repair of lbe Mulberry Heights General, $361.54, $240.47. Republican Rep. Roher! coUld lead to reclassification ity located Inside Pomeroy, and Road, warning that winter is Fire Dept., $788.80, $1,'1711.74. Jr., for th eSenate over Sen· Into a lower insurance rate. then having w 'help maintain approaching, and ila condtion Cemetery, $176.07, (OD) $11111.· ator Stephen M. Young because Pomeroy now Is In Cia" VII. it too. · 1 may become serious In bad 22. he "combines youth wilb con. Middleport is In Class VI. The result was that Mayor weather. Street, $6,2ll5.21, $1,593.36. siderable government experiDUMP ·PROBLEM Legar said be would <m!er Bills were approved for pay· State Highway Improvement, ence and savvy." An arrangement ol several with Mayor Lee Smith of Mid· ment. $121.31, 120.65. The afternoon new11paper years standing · with Middle· dleport. He said he would offer Police Chief Jed Webster said UUUty, $236.21, $984.33, Young had done a lar better .port, .In wbleb Pomeroy pays In pay ille $200 arrears reni' there sboold be oo parking Parking Lot Meter, $'.,146.42, .lob In the Senate lban f50 IIIOnlb rental for a 8llri>al•:.llut .aak . that tbe · . present sliD• placed bettl!eeu Malo SL $2,539.0. . .. IH1.t "~14i! ·¥01111£ ·II lilioifldwlllr..._..,l hi be ca~~eelled unle~· -· lilo ~<'lracfla llliiil !•'l'Ol'M. ~G :ekl.",•fle 80 at Oll'11ed ·liJ 1o!lddleport 1114 ·majn. a IInce Ia lnlc.ifect . LYIIII to Sfoanicn. ~ illld fi,O,IIU6,lt0,062... end of 81lOIIier term. __.1!111 First Cancer Detection Clinic Set said it would be "hardly more tha n a trace.'' Desp•'te ll•e scattered light frost and low 'onlpe:rat•Jres 1 around the state, the weatherman said no record low s PT. PLEASANT - The ftrs.t reported. Huntington , W. Va . detection e!inic for wo-across the Ohio River men will bf hPid on TtmrsLawrence County, reported Oct . B, from 1 · 3 p. m. at record low of 28. But Zanesvi! the Byrne . Chmc in Pt. Pleasin Eastern Ohio had a low of ant. Appomtments have been 26, which was coldest in the I made for this ~rst c~c . state this morning. Doctors donat.mg their time for this clime will be Drs. KenAt sunrise, Colwnbus had 31, Byrne and John Grubb, Cleveland 34, Cincinnati 37, The next clinic will be Octoy oungstown 34 , Akron 32, Day22 from 1 • 3 p. m. a 1 th e ton 34, Chillicothe 30, Marietta Clinic. For appointment 31 and Mansfield 35. or write Mrs. William RarFair Weather Jr ., phone 1619, Pt. Pleas00 Tap It is suggested that if • An extensivf high . a church group, or perarea sprawled over he entire sons from the same area would mrdsectJOn of the nation like to come to the clinic toexpected to contmue the fatr gether, that one person call weather in Ohio today and make the appointments for and Wednesday . TemPeratures all . ranged in the 50s todav with Clubs or church group~ dcnatabumlant s un s hine. bu t on i~g to the C~ncer _DetectLon ~ Wednesday ' the mercury was rue as of tins. da~ are Amerl• expected to rise to the 60s. can Assn. UruverSlt~ Women. John Evans said his clothes were torn and wet and he was suffering from exposure. Adkins left the home of his cnusin , Halley Smith, Friday morning to look for Smith, who was cutting wood . He did not return home that night A search party was o~t for a second day when Adkins found . Deputies said he been unable to find from heavy rains that fell day night and Salurdav. · · *" _. ..., • The sena tor told his Warmlaister audience : "The is:;ue in the campaign, frankly, is a very simpJe one: What kind of America are we going to have tomorrow, S years from now and 20 yeart from now? What kind of America are we going to leave our children1 "I don't believe for one Jl1tlooo ment that the American people have accepted centralized goV' ernment.'' That brought cheers from the crowd . I ~~/irs~u;no;eao~ 1 ::e f::~~~t!~ ! c •I A k F E s kn!~ ~~:·:;:a~~:::;! ounci s s I·re quipment Needs urvey ~:""~' ~i~d f~~:' h:~~t ~h~;i;~ have ignored such protests. zona senator said thls after .,.. serting that many Am.ricana are mistaken ''as to what the issues are" in the presidential campaign. Campaign Iss~ ·~simple" He said he would explore thll topic more fully in a speech later toda_,. in Washington tct tile annual conference of United Press International editors an4 publi shers. Police Probing Theft of Money Pomeroy police said tadaJ money was stolen from tbe ·ftia. er Service station of E. Mail St. Saturday between 3 and l p.m . while the owner wu lA back of the station paintiq a tank . Pulice an hour later picked up a juvenile as a suspect . , Ill taking $35 from tbe cash re~. He was released later, lil!l same juvenile and ~ being questioned ~ It,, case. Police were asked also a juvenile ill ~~ roy who ts mlssiDJ from f> and diagnostic ~Joliet, Dllnois. 'l11e playllljl In gymnaslmn last. from lbe 117111 wbrea . tloned. ' n!uriid.:i; NEW � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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