http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/4ec3cbae826f82b998eeb876fc9c4973.pdf c1b75b740907ae6e62e1a07ce72e1aa7 PDF Text Text lleallleuten~ fair llJid wlll'ID Ohio: Mosdy IAiday llJid loJiiCbl Plll'lly eloady llJid ..,,.. tlaued • n Thllj'tday. llla:b 1oday 7HO, low "'-H. VOL XVI 'lllfOW YOU· ~:f9' • WEAI'BEI! at y e en tin\\\-- ! .. . eend!d•'- or .a F I ,.. parted s, ... ,,. more .,. • c If ·-- ... IDillln. \ ' e :.....: WEDNESDAY, POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO NO. 173 Ia die IMpill!f U.... utloul Je•el worldltc for die NOVEMBER 4, 1964 FIVE 5133-3973 " f,r' , . Republicans were swept back jority here. The other Republican com· lent, lola I. HowelL ke was returned to off1ce by a mto every county o£flce Tues- j The tightest race on the tick.. ffiiSSJoner candidate, Kenneth 1 Sheriff Robert C. Hartenb<~th 4.&12 to :!,483 margm over Dern- 1 day but voters, possibly wtth et m Meigs county was the bat- McElhinny, was voted back in- jalso received another four year ocrat Wanda Eblm, and Counan eye toward West Virginia's tle for county commissioner to office with a big margin endorsement by tallying a to- ty Treasurer incumbent Howsuccess m playing the Federal- where Avery Nelson, Republi- 4,516. The second Democral1c tal of 5,976 to 2,898 for hIs nrd E Frank eas1ly defeated State co-operation game. gave can mcumbent, struggled down off1ce seeker, Thomas W. Hen- ~ Democrat opponent, Charles H. · Austin L. Russel\ _5.754 to 2,674. Democrat President Lyndon B. to the wire before finally de- nessy, won 3,4&'9 votes. D1ehl. Hartenbach earned ev- ; Unopposed candidates were Johnson a 5,133 to 3,973 major- feating Democrat Paul Simon .. Top vote getter of all Me1gs j ery precinct but one. : Bernord V. Fultz, prosecuting ity. Local political historians It was not until the final three county candidates was Record· Ralph Welker. running ror hi s 1attorney . with 5.738, Coroner believed it is the first time ln precmcts were reported that er Incumbent Eleanor Robson first term as state represenla- 1Henry Ewmg, 5,151, and Counhistory any Democrat won m ' Nelson finally edged h1s oppon- who was seeking her first ru11 1tive, handily defeated his Dem· l ty Engineer, H. P. Chnsty, 5,Megs county. ent, 4,174 to 3,877. Simon led term. Miss Robson received a 1ocrat opponent Charles Knowl- 428 Even the late Franklin severe! times as the precincts total vote of 6,156 compared to 1 es. 5,755 to 2,669. , Republican congressional can· Roosevelt never polled a rna- were being reported, 1.371 fm· her Democret oppon-1 GOP Candidate Evelyn Lu~ .l 1Contmued On Page 2J . - -hl; A .Gbinet• ., ' ' ,~'" otl ' ·< BRIEF:·'., · :w,u: ., NEws I • • j .... ' '~I ., . I . ~frpnr ,' .. : , Uultt•d ·~r•.,• Aide Plwlins Cil'e DirrrrPr orr !'iuntlll.v o. ) :~ ~~~~~-~~rn~OI.II'l . J0hnson Fashions fTaft, Young CHARLESTON, W. VA. West Virginia Democrats are ' sure to lake their one-sided vic ·! tory In Tuesday's election as a positive and overwhelming en- 1 dorsement of federal-state administration program like the "war on poverty." The party swept nearly every· I thing before it - and by land· slide proportions - although it failed to dislodge popular four· term Congressman Arch A Moore. Jr. in the 1st Distnct. I Greatest Victory 1 ' In Hoss Race I n U. S. History Visit Elberfelds 3rd Floor Furniture Department • COLUMBUS (UP)) - Democratic Sen. Stephen M. Young today apparently won re-election over Republitan Robert Taft Jr. in a rare that went to the wire and probably will end up in an official WASHINGTON (UP! - Lyndon Baines Johnson rode CHARLESTON, W· VA. -I a torrent of Democratic and anti·Goldwater votes into West V~rgm1a Democrats took I the _greatest presidential victory. in history today - and recount. both new seals m the State Sen· earned w1th h1m an overwhelmmgly Democratic Conate and appeared ready to grab gress that augured well for his programs. three now held by Republicans. In winnin~ in his own right the office he inherited COLUMBUS (UP I!- The chief Oh10 elect ion officials If the Imeup based on mcom· from the slam John F. Kennedy just a year ago, John· said today Democratic Sen. Stephen M Young had !org· plete retum.s stands up, Demo- son buried the hopes of Republican Sen. Barry M. Golded ahead of Republican Rep. Robert Taft Jr. Ill their · crats ' wtll maugurate the. 57th water of Arizona that Americans were ready for his call Bep. Rolleri Taft Jr. race for the U. S Senate . ' LegJS,atu<e In January With 28 to conservatism. The secretary of state said . . seat~, against six for the Re- It was an election which shat.. retur~s from 12,732 _of t h e h.is second vi~tory r.: ?ver Adieu r :\. : publicans The Senate makeup tered established votmg pat-~ history . He also called tt 8 trib- : I states 13,485 pollmg places E Stevenson m 19;>6 I • ~ during the 55th Legislature was I terms despite the lopsided out· ute to the murdered Kennedy. I i showeJJ Young leading by 2,JS4 Both Taft and Young appeor.l h' PHOE~IX, ~r~z. (UP~) -. dSen. Barry ~-~~oldwha.tehr, 23-9 in favor of the Democrats. come. Goldwater, the candidate Goldwater, who now retires This was on the basis or elec- ed to be plckmg up voles m ths. pres! entla opes une m fthe lan s I ~ w lC . lif d f lion board lallies telephoned to their home a''"' Taft In Re· t I eatened conservative control 0 the Republican parh Ll t f Ab I h a t e par y o ra am n- I to pnvate e an aces an an· t dt · h , 1 · r h' d 1 1 t d WASIDNGTON -PRES!· 1 1 r t t 11 · r· h 1·r h k hiS of!lce which showed Young publiC an Cmcmnat1 and Young Y. promiSe 0 giVe Is ana }SIS 0 ts e ea O ay. Icon, won on Y lve s a es a m gry mtra·party 'g t e see ' d 11 The Republican nommee sched uled a meeting with 1 1 dent Johnson's landslide victory the traditionolly Democratic to gain control of the GOP I 11.809,587, Taft 1,807.203. t h' h d H 1'" Democratic C eve an swe.pt bigger Democratic Deep South H@ wq,s leading in retired for the night withoui The National ElectiOn Serv· lhat Lrend contmued It appear· ne\~S~~n 3 18 p~ess let quarte~~- h ~ wa~thexhpe cteTd to e ~1 jorities into office for the new a sixth hi~ native Arizona comment He did promJse a 1ce 1NESl at that llmf' shnwed ed Taft would hold on to the md a e he concde.ssJOn 5 a em en w Ihc e d ue• 1ySis 1 1 d T ft 1 d. b 42 410 th h 1 d be as ay mg t pen mg an ana o t e e ectwn returns. 10 1 89th Congress, Improv~ng.~hanc- ~ Johnson's sweep began in I statement later today after he SIX of ,10 tax levies propo.;;e a e2 mg y . on ~ e VIC ory w ICl ~me ~ ~ - ---- - - The- meetmg was scheduled es (or passage of hts Grent Vermont which never before had a ohance to analyze the lo Meigs County voters were bilsl.s of returns from 12 .;:~36 sared for hlm last mght. f EST Society'' economic and weir are had voted Democratic, extend- j vote : passed Tuesday The other polhng places. The vote was ! 1'att. the congressman. I rom i . o~l;~:s. ho~ever, also ex programs. ' ed through the industrial East > I lour went down to defeat, three : Tafl 1,944 493, Y?ung. 1,902 083 the stal<! at large, was seekmg , f f od to chart a coorse- 101'~ Johnson's nationwide swee~ and lnt !)le.!ilr J!\!ll 11\1 t(J<:_q l by }l!ln'OW -1!1llr.gins, but one I taft was conSidered to. be to ioUow hiS father , . th• late IVe en . b . h helped topple Republicans ·fi'ohll stretcli~f on t:'hre . !ou~tain ,-roughly' by 3 to 2 I runnmg an amaZing race tn Sen. Hobert A. T•ft l".lO t h e . I H,'P"/~an pa~ty lntathe :o~t; coast to coast. with partacul2rly ' states and the West Coast ' The most slgnificant deft>at wilhstandmg the record land· : Senate Young WJS confident of ~wa · res~. ec;eth ry ~~ • heavy inroads in Eastern and · .· · came in Middleport wh e:re vot~ : slide Prroi\1dent .Johnson rolled re-election and remmded that Eastern High school stud. i ogner exp 81.ne at waMidweslern GOP House dele· With 2?0 electoral votes needers defeated a propose.d utlll- · up m the state. Johnson led by he had pulled the biggest upset ! ents and f.f•achPrs. m a mock : ter delayed hJs statement t. o gations. Republicans countered ed to WID, t~e clmche.r came : ty levy 782 to 522 920.000 votes. breakmg the 822,- t m Ohio history six yea rs ago election Tuesday during en as· I analyze the ~1echon resuJts With 5 wtth gains in the once sol1 dly when Johnson ~atave state f)f Burning anything outside ls i All precincts in Middleport !000 record former President when he beat Sen John W· sembly gav~ a ~orten~ of what hi~ top advtsers. , Democratic Deep South b u l• Texas gave him lts 25 electoral t banned tn Mlddl~pdrt untn· fur- l voted down the proposed 2 mill I Dwight D Eisenhower set In I Bnck&. ' was happenmg JD Meigs coun~ I They want to anal~ze what they £ell short o£ the ov~r · all 1 votes at tO :ll p.m., EST. ither notice, Mayor Lee Smith llevy £or utilities, (telephone. ~ --------· t~·s 43 lOtlllg precinds ~ ~~ ~eans to the Republican par. Democratf. gains I Underscoring the magnitude land Fire Chief Russell Mills water water hydrants . gas i') . "'"'r:•-""·, '" I Thf" vote was 160 ior Pres-. IY fhe~ also want to ~ay the Continued Dem.;.,ratlc domin· ' of bls vlclory was the fact announced Tuesday electr;city and utilities lor the The Daily Sentinal thanks I 3800 0Ufi idenl Johnson. lUI for Gold· 1, right thing," Wagner .said.. . 1 th 8 1 J 0 h0 50 n captured about . will be public bUIIdmgs : :1 everyone who helped make . ,_ l Goldwater's ation of the Senate by a w1de No burning permtts l. wavr:r. . .campaign dtrecmargm was assured early al~ 6% per cent of the tot-al popu- issued for open incinerators Other tax levies defeated' the broadcasting of t-lection The English 4 dass. taught ! lor,. D~ms?n Kitchel, also_gave though It appeared that t h e l lar vote - better than bil 1barrels or any other contain: were the two proposal s for the i returns In Pomeroy a successby Lucy Amsbary, pn•stnted ' an mdlcatlon of the thmkmg of 8 panel discussion ~n lht• po- the Goldwater camp when. bt pr .. " wou ld not gain .., seat. At ' mentor and Idol, Franklin Del- ers. ' Alexander School distnct on ' ful event. 1 p 11 tire Democrts hold a ano Roosevelt, was able lo The order followed two re- the ballot in Columbia and Dyes. I The returns were beard by lilical candidal<!s with Albert ! commented late Tuesday Dl&ht 66 34 edge do ln FOR's blghwater mark cent fires at the Con Young ville precincts The levy there ! a lar11e crowd Headquarters I Pooler as moderator. On the ion election returns: '' · I e Iec t1 on I 1936 · .• the Meigs ·. 1 G ld panel were Expects Vlctorv 1 er res1dence Hudson·St Y o u n g wos downed ·133 to 113 and I was m County u wa 1"'r·M'II : Later · · ' · · · I Th Cr i D 'd Leonard "It doesn't look like we 're goWASIDNGTON PRES!· , The 56·year-old Chief Execu· was fmed $50 and costs With the school board proposal wa< Courthouse. It was through . r 1 1 eron u se: a vi ' . t . th r t d F dent Johnson may make a few I live, who tliad campatgned on $40 suspended on charges filed defeated 129 to 108 I the co-operation of the Meigs Republican Mason C'oun ly 0 - ~ and MJk.e Will. . mg 0 ;m e Irs r~~n · our · h' cabinet but he a promise to develop a "great by Chief Mills for "kind1ing a The other levy defeated was County Board of Elections that lowed the lee~d of Lht> natFm, , The pant•l for President · years rom now we g~t thl c hanges m 18 ' • .. . ' . . gomg Democrat1c on lllmost ev. 1 t J 0 h · nd Vice-Presi- Igovernment bark where 1t beis expected to keep intact most I society at home and strength- fire m the open to violation of for the cemetery m 0 range , these returns were made a· , , , I e ec nson a ;1 ,, of the otp-level team he inher· en the U. S. position abroad, e village ordinance." Township. This marg1n was 162 ! vailable lo the public. Iery ~aunt .m 1 uesday s gener~l , dent-elect Humphrt>y bad 00 : o~sld 1 h d bee rteil d f th t p 'dent · called his victory a "mandaet Due to extremely dry condto 1 eledmn w1th 40 ot the county s it Kenneth Hartung, Joyce • o wa er a . n r~po 156 1 lleh rFomK e ed ae rest ror unity'' in a nation which had tions the village will be patrol- The .1evy proposals passed in~ ":.. ''il.:: .. '.trEA~ ?' .;~, ';::;:" 41 precmrts reportmg by 6 a , Frederick, and Merilce Cole- to fee l that if hts presldentlal Jo n · enn Y I tnd I bid was narrowly defeated he Secretary of State Dean Rusk, been rent by one of the most led. Violators wil be summar- eluded one for Salisbury School i m ay , man. ld l · th ch Defense Secrel>ry Robert S. divisive campaigns In m~ern ily deat with, the mayor said.I_ _(Conti~ued on _P_age2wo)_ There was one exceplion as ' ~~~ tha~xhi:"cr.:'s~~ngerd e f :~~ 1 McNamara and Treasury S~c- 1 Repu.bh can House of Delegales Ruruluwn of Pete would mean another nominee MEIGS THEATRE POMEROY OHIO Is• f IX 0 10 Levies • are Approved Coldwater AnalySl•S May l'ey Onto GOP s Future I 1 ma-l ' · · · \ 1 I 1 fHS S d fU enfs I 'r-Balt . Burntng " ... I Ih M'dd} ) eport FRIDAY ond SATURDAY November 6-7 "THE HORROR OP PARTY BEACH'' and WPird atomic beasts llve off human blood' The- first horrm·-Mon !ilter-JI.Iusiral. November 8-9-10 Nationally Known Makes of Furniture For Every Room In Your Home. (Technicnlor) Robert Walker, Burl Ives, Walter Matthau, Tommy Sands, Pulver see hi s roll('rtioon of pin-~I ps lover, fighter, ~pecmhst in SNAFU. 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Here's how Homer !Pete) l Kitchel's statement suggested. Interior Secretary Stewart L. ' Claude Swann . b~ an unofilr Ill• ' Abele lost to W<~lter Moeller that those VIews have be ea Udall, Asriculture Secretary OrJudge of Common Pleas 182 vote margm . : m hls bld tor re-elect ion to the ) modified ville L. Freeman and Com-, 1 Court John C. Bacon ami Coun. Mason county Will ha\ie a stale's lOth Congre~s 10 nal sent: i Goldwater's future. both ~ meroe Secretary Luther E . Hod: JOHNSTON CITY, Tex. <tTP[) "It is a mandate for unity, Republicans captured lwo ity Court Jud~e frank w. Por· D~mocrat county ~ourl • ,, d i FAIRHELD sonai and. political, was cloud!i4 , nller !')75 . ges also are good bets to con p 'd J h no Ch'lef tth t I h' d d jter Jr. were elected m Tues-l p1osecutmg attorne~ tor the Abele 12995 1b)' the bJg margm of de~eal 1 4 1 1or a governmen . . . - resJ en1 o nson, w a serves no governors ips. an were 1ea · . . B h . . . b , ' · · " 1• tmue m office. E f . h' 'ght id i 11 t t b . . . f th t I day s general election ot 1f1rst Umt> m a out 25 years ] \liNTON which he ebsorbed He elected xecu IVe m IS own fl , sa spec a n eres • no usmeas gov. mg _m . our o er s ates. were unopposed 1WJth countv commissioner ctar1 th s' t ._. 1 • today that the greatest popular ernment, no labor government, MIChigan's Repub!Jran Gov . 1 Moeller 2 l98. Abele 2 23 1. i 1101 10 run 1or e ena e tMN • 1 WASHINGTON PRES!· d . A . l'ti f f G W R d 'j In other results of lhe non- ~ ence Adkins , democ1a t, defeatATHENS lhe presidency at the 88lllit o\. th rtisan ba!lot a former Mid m Re ubhcan John Engt>l by ' _ man a1e m mertcan po 1" cs no arm governmen1, no one ac- eorge . omeny emerge 8 6 905 dent John~on ,.,ut toge er. lmust have one purpose: To t1on, no one group, but a gov· las one of the few to Wlthstand ipe · ~ g p . ' Morllcr 9.J70: A.belt>, · · !t1me - a tactic for which hi rare comhmation of Repubhcan b'nd d t heal t th t . t f II th De t· t dleport attorney Joseph D , .,n unorhcial LOl7 volt>s and MEIGS cntiCiZed President Johnson ill all'c voters £:rom l I hupt our wodu~ .. s'maoke thl's thernmen I a JS a servan o a I e h ;nocr& IC vo e I aTvha· Bryan. candidate for Judge ol l Uemocrot S D. Ltttlepage. be· I Democr and our 1s ory an "" e peop e. anc e m o ma]OI' sla e e . Moel\t>r 4.050: Abele 4 685. 1960 - and he was thus reii're4 cities farms slums and sub- 1 ti on who1e. ,. "It WI.11 be a governmen t that former Amertcan . Motors chte 11 HOCKING I for the moment at least,....._ 1the . Supreme, Court lost . to, 11one- 1.mg the VIctor m the pro~ecut- 1 uu. . urbs to rout Sen. Barry Gold· . ld !unity h ed d . S time GOP l.overnor C W1 1am mg attorney race With a 27G !\lot>lif'l 5 128 , Abele 3.338. pubilc life 1 1 or w o refus to en orse .en. I O'Neill, 3743 to 2015. O'Neill de- · vote lead over H.epub!Jcan H. i .JA.CKSON , water First, there was to be relaxa- :prov es equ~ opp~r. Joh~son did better than any tion, alter the grueling and of- all an~t ~it:clal ~~IV:Ieges lor !a";;d ~-DGoldwater Rdele~te~ feated Bryan m the statewide ! F :11usgrave. ' Moeller 5.740. Abele 5.826. I ----Democratic presidential conten- ten harsh campaign, which 111 noned bui~d vo th s a,...c::m· S e ~I o emocratlc ep. ei ' count by a large plurality. ' .Democrat George John <on. GALLIA Trnl'k Wrecked on on fose ... rd-·tCI· tae er, .Judge Bacon received a vote cand'ldate for Mason COP - I\' der l·n the ""burbs and receiv- Johnson meant a Texas-style , "!~~ ndto ,_ 4·043 ' Abe Ie 4 893 I Fore~;t Run Road ~ . barbecue on the banks of the iP= a w move orwa .. f ··28 h'l J d p t . . . Moeller 0 ed near - unanimous backmg ward peace and a betler life lor Ill w w I e u ge or er s' <heriff, is lhe •ppai<nt wmner LAWRENCE I from the nation's Negroes. He Pede~ales River al no~n ~ay all of our people total was 4319. ' with a 574 vote margm over I Mncller 10.369 · Abele 9.097. The Meigs County SherUra also scored extremely ~ell for VICe Prestdent • e ect u- "So from this .right fQrWard, NEW YORK (UP(l _ T h e 1 Other unof!icia1 results ()f h1s Republican opponent. Drew I Unofficial totals as ol this 1department was summoned al ·. in tradlUonally Republican bert H.. Humphrey. this is to be our work. And in familiar and appaTently magic the non·partiSan votmg were. Hatfield. Mason County Asses· , mornmg favored Moeller with 12 ·ZI am. today to investigaia ' !arm strongholds - taking the . Beammg and supremely c?n- these pursuits I promise the name of Kennedy was back in JUdge of Supreme court,_ full sor Incumbent Republican Ev· l54 ,523 to Abele's 49.744 a one-vehicle aetldent on Dakotas, Iowa, Kan.•as, Nebras- fldenl throughout the election best that Is In me lor as long the forefront of Democratic par· term Jon. 1, 1966, FranciS . B. erett Sayre is behind hiS Dem· ' Route 7 north ot ·tbe Forest llji ,: ka, New Hampshire and Ver· day and the ~lght of vote-eount· as I am permitted lo serve ... " ty politics today as Robert F. Douglass 2753, Charles B. Zlm· ocrat opponent, James Meigs General Hospital road ~ mont. It was the first time Vet· Ing, _Johnson evoked the words KeMedy celebrated a smash· merman, 2109. . , Bragg, by 489 votes, , ADMISSIONS - Dennis Web. Officers said Daniel Charlel .. mont has gone Democratic since of Lmcoln and Robert E. C lng victory in his first bid for l'or supreme co~rt tudge, un- 1 Democrat Gus R. Douglas. ' er, Rutland; Simon Powell, Ra.l Bissell, 31, of Chester, drlrilj :.the Grand Old Pa<ty was found· Lee, among others, tn a. 1:30 a. elective office. expired term ~dl_ng Dec. 31, seeking the office of commls· cme, Hazel Van Cooney, Mid· a pick-up truck, lost ton~ ~ed In 1856. m., appearance tod~y m Aus- WASJUNGTON (UP!) -Dem· Although he was unable even .1966 · Lynn B. Gr1fhth 2312· Lou· sioner of agriculture, and a na dleport ; Gilbert Plants, Galli· ~ and ran into a ditch. It was flrllf, .,,1 U~,s Muruclpal Audltormm. ocrals clinched 16 governor- w vote f<r himself, Kennedy " J . Schneider, Jr., 2077 ' fo~ tive Mason counl.ian, led the polis. . thought th~t the driver Wljl ~ :§.: URGII A'l'I'ENDANCE Now, tonight, our pur~e ships today behind the Dt!mo- convinced• an overwhelmmg JUdge of supreme court. unex ticket w1th 6.242 votes I DISCHARGES - De,Sie Pat. I JUred, and the Pomeroy tn.i\i..,musl be lo btnd up our wound!!, cralle national landslide and number of New York •late vot· Plred term ending Jnn. 1· . 1967· The Tuesday vote was !'e- ! terson, Long Bottom; T1m Hall, , gency 'squed was called, 1n1t ?' John T. Wolle, commander, lo heal ?ur history ",?d w make , were Ieodlng In three more era that he was the right man Paul W. Brown 3973, fiankm M. , Rutland : Allee Ward, Longs. •B1ssell proved to be Wlb1irt. announced today that all mem- thJs nation. whole; he told , states. for them - and not just a .. car- Gibson l086. \ garded as heavy m M a 3 !l n I ville: Linda Hill, Racinei Les- 1 ' ' hers, past and present, of !Ia· 4,500 cheering people. ' If the trend continued, the petbagger" or political oppor· For Judge of Court of Ap· county. . . ~ he Hayman, Columbus. 1 ADM!Sip.ONS - Nara u.rt cine American Legion Post "I know that this is more a . Democrals would end up with tunisl. ' peals, Gordon B. Gray 3350, Losmg Guhernator~ol Candi· Iman, Long Bottom; 002, are IK'ged to atteod a regu- victory of party than of person. net gain of one etatehous~ in With marly a!) of the state~s · Warren S. Earhart, !645. date Cecil Underwood won in CALLED AGAIN Compston, Oleshire: Jar meeting Thursday, Novem· It Is a tribute to the program the 25 - ~tales where gubemator· record number of votes eount·j Mason county on an unolrir1al Middleport llremen were sum. Reitmlre, Masoi\; Liita ber 5. Ways and means . of thai was begun by our beloved llai contests were held. This ed, the 38-year-<>ld Kennedy apWCAL TEMPS , return to 5.598 to Hulett Smith'' moned again to a Hudson·st l Pomeroy; Freda Krldet, reaching tbe IililS membership PreBid,ent Jain\ F. K~y -a 1 wouJd Increase their already peared headed for a 000,000 The temperature in Pome- 5,003. · brush fire at 1:18 p. m. Tues- 1cine, · • quoiB wiU , be dlacussecl. Oy• program !h~ll)e camecl .~,un,~lojlsi.ded advantage from the vote pl~rallty over his Repub- ro(s buslae~s distrltt at 11:20 1\ Mason county went 6,100 for day. It was the third time the 1, DISCHARGES .... 1\tl • ..,,, • . let ltew'·;wl~ be ..,ed,bf· VII' &II· be ~ ~ us. ·, . pre~ • II to 25. J.li Iii aU Uaan opponent, Sen. Kenneth a.m. IAiday f.-as Ill ctgrees, un· Presldenl Johnson to t,333 for firemen had been called to lhai\Oiurch, Bllpre,--. · 111 · Wall.-, CDIIk. • .· lill. clocluedr 10 1tate1, . IConlllWed ca Paae Two) der IAI1In1 lldet. Goldwater. blaze. Total lNIIh!litl -. 11. 1 tor example, bucket seats, console. carpeting. 81-..,;,yt i111soiofs, ;' : j THIS a cash deal for Ba('Ofi, pOftef Landsl.d I e s·d I eI.Ights WITH A LOW·COST LOAN y · < • t 1 1 ELBERFELDS IN POME!{OY Millie Perkins, Kay Medford. Nobody eHr foul ed up the fl~t like- Ensign C Set in Stale 1 Joshu1 Logan·• "ENSIGN PULVER" 1 IFoJ]oWS Lead 1 Makes- Sensible Credit. Prompt Delivery To Your Home- Headquarters For SUN., MON. ond TUES. 1 M Select Your New Bedroom Suite on the 3rd. Floor - Dependable WEIRD! HORRIFYING ' w;n 1 i "THE CURS! OF THE LIVING CORPSE" FANTASTJC 1 G• p or Of LBJ' s I [. Clin h S'JXteen . . . . . 1111111••- · 'SBBX I• '85 Dadge t:aranae R. H. RAW11N GS SONS CO. -£--- -.--------- MILL & , SECOND STS. • •• . .. ' MIDDLEPORt; C). J M. l I I �I • \ Eastern, Racine to Battle for • Second Spot Ill SVAC On Saturday I •d ,Three Major Goals Front Pres I ent ocratlo Secretary Robert G. t great prescient I! the fUture's 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0., No.. t, 1964 (Bobby) Baker and other free.l secret. But no one who has wheeling operators. seen him in actio• durine Ill," A Uk Politi 1 past year, since an a11assln s eta • c an bullet catapulted him Into lbe .. WASJUNGTON (UP!) -Now ol "the Great Society"-.. socl· [hlstory have ent~ upon • heavy liabilities. Foremost Anotb... liability II that John· rpresidency, can doubt that he that be has won a four-year ety in which. he says, poverty term of o!lice Wllh more lm among them is the lact-abun· son looks, talks and acto e>:act- will address himself to the term In his own right, Prest- and . racial injustict> will be ' pressive assets than Jobnaon danlly evident during the cam·dy as the public expects a poll· 1 ta,gks ahead with incredible 1 dent Johnson can be expected ehmmated. chtldrenwlll recelv. can count today. Theselnclude paign- U~at many Amerlcans ltician to do. This is a handicap energy and determination. t· pursue three mawr goals. an adpquatt' educaubn, and old 30 years of experience m pub- 1 have misgivings about his ethi· becaust' millions of Americans " He will try , llrst of all,. to people will be assure<l ol medi· lie life, including 2.1 years in Ical standar<ls and moral senst·]tnstinctlvely distrust politicians Four are Fined by maintain world peace - winch cal c11re . Congress; an unsurpassed mas-I Uvity . These misgivings were and drJubt ther !lncerlty. PollJ M LeeS . h -·he calls " the most imporlant of F~nally, he will be concerned tery olthe art of getting things lexploited by his opponent. bul iticians who win !he aUecUonj· ayor mit ·ell thing_s tn t~is nu.clear age .., wil h wmn1n!l. a place in history done in a Democratic govern- 1they. did not or_iginate with the and trust of the people are US· edFour persons have been fin His foreign policy wtll be baS<d for Lvndon Baines Johr,son-not ment of checks and balances., electwn campaign . They have ually thos<>-like Abraham Linand two others forfeited - (.In the convk·tiun that war can as a :.wilef'lf'r-dealer'· polll ician whel'e every victory involves to do with the fortune his fam· coin and Dwight D. Eisenhower ,bon_ds,ID Middleport Mayor Lee be e.voided through patlence., but Js a great and strong presi· skillful compromise; and the . ily amassed from tt"'levision and ~whom no one ever thinks of SmJth 5 cou~. i'irrnness and '' steady VlgJ- 1 dt•nt m t~e trndinon of Frank· popular mandate rf a tremerr 1other business interests 'While as a politician. Mayor Snuth fined Glenn 1 lance." 1111 D. ~osevelt. ,dous election victory. he was holding public oflice. How far Johnson will succeed Malihewa,_ Wellston, $10 and Hi s domestic programs will Impressive Assrts But Johnson elsa begins his 1 They also involve his erlation- in living down his liabilities and ~sts for mtoxfcation; COn be aimed at realizing his vision , Pew presidents in American lirst full term wlth certain ; ships with former Senate Dcm- achevtng hs ambition to be a cr:'.~~.g·!!~f~f~~~ ~~g Mrs. Folden Is VI'ctun' of Accident I' . GOP sweeps county Off'Ices Ill . LocaI vohng; . RaIph welker w·IDS Meigs (Continued from Page I) ler defeated Abele in the diS- phen M. Young, Democrat Inclldale for the lOth district Ho- trict bv about 2.000 votes. cumbent, 5,1)45 to 3,496 and R.. mer E. Abele, polled 4,1!05 votes In oiher voting in Meigs publican Congressman at large in Meigs county compared to . county lor state offices Robert candidate Oliver P. Boltoo edg4,11111 for Walter H. Moeller, ' Taft, Jr., Republican for Unit- ed Robert E. Sweeney, 4,332 to Democrat. Congressman Moel-, ed Swtes Senator, defeated Ste. 3,312. H h Mr. one ar PT. PLEASANT_ Mn. Pearl F ld G 60 0 f A 1 d'~ ~ r:pe lnro;~: ~r ho!! e~ta~y: , tnrnju:'s surf~. ed In 1 1 d ~arter an unusua acee~ · F ld h d to te at• ~sl ~lien a~o:m '; ling. had v:..,sc off red a art.fe ~0me in a car ~riv: b Charl:s Cornell, 24 , Ashton,~. Va. d l .s Dies Tuesday BARTP'ORD _ Ow'lu Wfl. liam Honchar died Tuesday tY• ening at his residence, He wu born Aui. 7, !891, the son ot th late James and Lucy Anne Ft wero Honchar ~e is !lurvlved' by his Wife, G ld' . son William of Harl. f 0 d.1et 8 c!a~ghten Mrs. Maror 't ;~.,.r of Maaan 18 d : e E lah 0ldater· Dine'arand.. chl~dr u four e~t grandchiidr n e~ ,;,:..s Mrl Sadie ~aicber and Mrs. Nelli~ Hawk, W!JI be offered lor nil at tbe bolrla of the late Byrd M. Stc-.lt, OD ltlt• .-o11.ta eat tlla r1r" hou ... on u.. rb:bt wett ot the Junction of ellt an.s u. s. 33, at 10:00 a.m. Oil frldl.l, Nonm._ 6th, 1964. 19fJO Ford tractor, manure IPNld· ~~r. plow~;. dJ•c. ••1•11, McCortnlcll l•ay baler, 4:1T. 19~7 ollYmouth automobil ... hou1ehold Roda and lffec~ Un<"ludln.-: llvtn.-: room and bedroom 1Uite1, ate.. aveul bundnd bal" or tay, mlstellaneoua bnd &oola. antlquea, 111\d other tt.au tG$ 1111o mernu, to m~ntlon. Tnma of ule - caab. Lunch wlll he eervH bJ tbe Bet- D"oup. u lsa S lgna l Caller 1s ,.,O'fJS .l Crow. Crow and Porter, A.ttorne,-1 lor A4mlniatntor Ull-t :s tc oo>-u. ....:.~· :It C.ot}fer~enct ...J't tb' PJa2a Hotel today. . uhJo . Quauncauon, tor candidate• tor Dlrtcton are th.t thqo mud 111e 1 quallfled voter of Melr• CQUJit)' 11111 muat nave a rnembulhtJ tick" Ia eald Society for year lDil. Candidate'• petltlona mull N !Ue4 with the secrete1·y not l&tar u:aan J:oo r. M., Wtdnt•da,., Nonmbtr t 1184 Only penon• hold.ln,: memb.rolh~ tl~keb at thr CIOI!Ie of the 1H4 county ~'air, or at lean rtlte•• cal· andar claya hdvre the date crt ei~Il· tlon. are qualltiert to vote. Th• Melli Countt 1\frlev.Jtural - ~ : i.JfJi't."'f•rr./'" -- ·- ... • "*--~ . . .. . ~ . ... -- . . . ·- ·-·· ··· " .. .. -· - ·--- 4 ·~ II I 1 I M oore hall &Allie lilt Ftldtlf JJII]It. D'd ' L'k R } nt e Sb e as u 1 1 Hotpoint Custom Builf.,lns · 1 WHERE Buckwheat h&s tallied It more TDs on on pass the ground and two receptions. The nin~-year NFL veteran scored in 10 straight games and goes after the : league record held JOintly by I . BY SARA II M. RIFE I Elroy Hirsch and Boddy Dial ' 1 Mr. Charles A. ''Jack" Rife, when the Colts play the ChicaMr. Larry Truman and Mr. go Bears Sunday. Scott McElwee of St. Albans, I Moor~ has a 10-point lea_d W. Va spent Sol urrlay even ing ; over Jim Bakken ol St. Louos a 14-point bulge on Colt 1 with ~r. and Mrs. Charles Rife • and , and Larry. i teammate Lo~ Michaels, buth : Mrs. Joe V('tella returned to of whom achteved thetr lotals ' her home at Eskdale, w. Va. with educated toe.s. Paul Horn"1 looking for someone to frame after a two week:; visit with ung of Green Bay has 63 pomts 1 a picture. tix the roof, or tune her son Hilly Vatella here. on four touchdowns, 21 conver- your piano? The quick and easy Mr. and :\Trs. Raymond Tho- :sions and six field goc:lls. way to find anymas and sons Larry end Stevie During his career, Moore has thing is in the ol Athens, 0. spent Sunday wtth i scored OQ TDs, third behind YELLOW PAGES her mother. Mr s. Freda Bowen. j Don ~utson of Green Bay 0051 .... where YOUR Mrs. Ethel Rife, and son Jam- i and Jimmy Brown of Cleveland es Dale spent Sunday evening (100) •• H1s consecutive game ' FINGERS DO THE with Mrs. :.1vrta Rile and Mrs. scoring performance is helght· WALKING. Faye Wood. • 1 ened by the fact that Hirsch, Mrs. Edna Fauber and dau- wi~h Los Angeles in 1950 and ghters of Carpenter, R. D. No. , 1, spent Tuesday with Mrs. Dimple Volella and son Billy. They were shopping in Rutland. I' 0H Society Notes 1 Plastic - STORM WINDOW CROSS HARDWARE MIDDLEPORT - - - - - - - - - - I 1 WHERE ! e F-60 1 o. ""====,.,...,...--_._. _. _,_..._ ............ ...,"'lil..,.""-"'.ii:"-""""'-"._.:: ./ j:·' WE DO IT FOR LESS! Now you can have that new kitchen Hotpoint ct.Jstom built-ins for any borne. EASY TERMS. Ingels Furniture I I DON'T PAMPER ' YOUR WIFE po rch or hr('t:'Zl'way ·.1:ith U"uq•'• J."Lf.X-0-CLASS. lt's so easy! ,fmt put with shears and ta<"k o\'t'r !ICtf'l"llS. l\1ah"S a wnrm, sunlit room, flootl('d w ith h('althful Ultnn·;o]et ray!!, whi•rl" thC" l'hildren can pia:-• all winkr lonr;--o r u::;e as Rn f•>:!r~ Ston ~ ·room. Ct>nui -1e, crnJi:tlclear FI .EX-O.t;f.M~S b"i~ for ~·1":-t r!l at a rrartion flw ( "n<t of ~!a:;;,;, Only 90~ local !n1wre. or a sq. yd. lt~ your lmbr. rlea! et. Mrs. Sarah Rife and son Lar ry spent Friday and Saturday in St. Albans, W. Va. visiting relatives and frif:hds, Mr. and Mrs. Charles A . "Jack" Rife and daughters Shirley and Jan1 ie, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rile · and children Bobbie and Sam, mie, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Truman ami son, the former Judy Rife, also }fr. and Mrs . Vic ' Stewart Mr. and Mrs. Larry Hoffman and son Stevie of Albany, Ohio spent Sr.mday evening with her purents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rife and Larry, Mrs. Joe Vaf.t>lla and son Billy also Mr. an~ Mrs. Charles , Rife called on Mrs. Maud :\1ar· 1 tin Elnd son, Mr. George ~1ar- i tin on Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Sarah Rife ~•nd son Lar· ry spent Thursday evening with Mrs. Joe Vatella and son BillY. Phone WY 2-2635 STEAM & DRY IRON • $11.88 e.C·114' ELECTRIC SKILLET .. $19.95 . e T-82 POP-UP TOASTER · .. · $17.95 H& RFIRESTONE STORE Middleport, Ohio MIDDLEPORT, 0. • RIZER'S BIG NOVEtudER I ----~ •' society, nm 8 ~~-~~·~~~ ~:u~obh.tou. •~M&Q NOTICI f)F APPLIC:ATION Publlll notlell 11 h•reby JIVIb that Jay Hall • .llr. baa hied With 'II• i/eq.,o-,LOW cost, STORM DOORS DOWS, PORCH liCLOSURE ~ ---GO.. ALL GOING AT l PRICE PLUS TAX & TIRE OFF CAR I Ohio 28; DAYTON NYLON MUD & SNOW AND REGULAR TREAD TIRES ' Jr. <iu t.. ace fHE DAILY SENTINEL FREE11 INSTALLATION 11 I $2.00 Wheel Balancing lncludln1 Weighh OIVDTID TO INTIIIII1 01' MIIIOI MASON ..... 11 ~c~":~: •,.~;:::;., ~':.'::::::' •wbusn•o •-r~ ••••rttoo,. -~ tvn- !Jey by r11e Otuo Y',u,,. flvbll•ttl"* Cortuoeny Ita~ ""•cttonlr ., ..........,. .: otue. efftn ot ,.,,... ••· llottona1 et:vwtlllftt ,.,.._...... ototttnolh ••maau, tnc. au Le•••• -an •••· ..... hrll cJ.., lllo• ¥'ol1l. IUDMrtpttor~ ......., .,..,.,,.. . , •••II•IIIJe. 11 ..,... ... ..,,.. ...... :: - · ...... ...: .:.::: ...:: Ebersbach Hardware Co. 110 W. Main St. - .........,. ··- ...... r=~~o.-:--~. '!~."""'.., fla ., WY2-2101 POMEROY, 0. Pomeroy -:;.,.!':' ;.. ...,.,... " .... •• - · - P= I ~~~- :;.~·:~, :;:~c; :~·-u:," .~9lumbu!1 ,:::!:"!: .:: .::one e•e" ..,ftnttt NAME OMI'rrED Ttie name of Janice Wehrung was omitted from the · ltst of b 8enlor Potp~oy High IChool Nod membeno honored durin& , luilfllme aetlviUta Of the foot- -.r. - I' Any little lad.v can ('ndose a Lla"'•..C•'•'"o"T;,ic;;o;--- AMUII election ot Mliu c..mt;, Anic:uUural 8oelety Dltto(,!lotl wU1 he ht~ld ThuNdu. NoYembat 11, 1lillt rrorn a:oo P. M. to 9:00 P. 11. •• .,. ftce• of the Melt• Coubt, CNDmiJ· a:onere ln Court HouM tr.. Potnero,, Cotumbu•. Ohio. Ja1 Hall, R. n. 1 Jdiddlf}JOrt uo1 at', _. I I I lht l ~ 1 Let Her Winterproo: the Porch with iLEX·O·GLASS This Year William Cllft.vn stout. Administrator of the l:at.aie .. Bnd M. Stout, d"eaud, A, C. Bradford, AaGtlOBMr P11hll~ uuuu11 commisalon ot Ohio an appUcatlon for a lterutteate of publl~ conYelllen~ and neceulb to I operat.e on call of Ute pubUc ••er , lrr••ular route1 to trusport ~~~ BONDS TAKEN Ulld, sravel, llme, limettone tum ber, wood chlp1, and cem.modit111 ~~ Bonds confiscated ln Pomeroy dump vehicle., trom and to Melwa Mayor Charles Legar's court and GaJUe Countlea, Ohio, uatnr RNtollowlaf eQuipment! 16 lruclta Tuesday were from George lntoretttd P•~ea may ohtaJb fur. i Uler lnlormatlon by addnWnl tile CllDlj P8fkE!r8 bUfl ••n 'fVII perm t~ PubUc Utllltlet Cl'mlnlalon Of Ohio 1ting an unlicensed driver to op: erate a car, and Davict WilI ll ama, 19, Par kers bu rg, 850 each on charges of reckless opera· lion, DO operator's license, and I resisting arrest. ' A1'1'END CONFERENCE Ma~lne Griffith and Allan I Harri~ o! the Pomeroy Nation-I a1 Bank are attendl ng th e Obi 0 1 Bankers'-Assn. '(itstalment Cred· hi~\:'J:··~M. Wooten 11 Legal Notlc• COLUMBUS (UPll - Demo- - - - c --IALI ' ked era ts pte up at j east two 'l'he ralloW\POIIII 111 per•oftal propertJ ford youth NE:~o:;':'uP~~t~<,;,. 11 I ..Gain 2 Seats I opposition to quallly for lhe 1Colcrado Los ! perhaps oecond 10 wu ,_.-;. Angeles S t a t e Doablos, a bast defensove team m the natwo unbealeD e~ev-. I . NEW YORK <UPil - Notre "small" college team m name tion allowing opponents ieso ' Vlew, No. 11, and Con " Dame, achieving top ranking only. vaulted tnto second place than 70 yards total oflen.oe per I (Minn. f. No. 12. ArboDI llalt Second place In the Southern Cheshire I shows Cary French, Kyger's Creek and Smith of North Gal- lor the first time in 10 seasons, today in the United PreSII In- game, remained in third place <Flagstaff), Stale Cd.l... ~ Va lley Athletic Conference wtll l Kyger Creek (which boasts a speedy halfback still paces the lia are tied for second with 52 is a 17~point favorite to keep l l~rnation~J small college foot- ! with ~ » mark, ~allowed by llowa, Arkansas Statemd. Juell., be dectded Saturday noght when Istrong hne J bas not giv!lll up a : pack with 54 pomt.s each, whi le Kyger Creek lull- that. ratong when the unbeaten ball ratmgs. Wittenberg re- San Otego Stare, whoch has lost nell, ranked 13-14-15-11 ill cJ1111lr. Jl,e flacme Tornadoes travel to I single point in the last lour Clyde Smith, North Galha back Phil Duncan ts thtrd with Ins~ meet Pittsburgh 10 Satur· mamed No. l for the third only to Los Angelts State, in Undefeated Sam Housloa Eastern to bettie the Eagles contests I fullback is second with 28 , while l42 points. days college rootball highlight. straogbt week . fourth place. rose from 20th to 11th, N~ in I he " big" game of the only Coach John Dudding's Wold- Roger Barnell of Kyger Creek , Here ;, a li st ol SVAC chap- · Coach Ara Parseghian's South Los Angeles State has es· l Louisiana Tech t7-(J) jumped Dakota State two contests scheduled for the cats were beate-n 260, by North I and Roger Adams of Racine ions since the league was form. I Bend st alwarts have won 18 of rollment of more than 19,000 from seventh to fifth place in ra~ l~th a Whittier dad last week of action. Gallia last week , but eccord- l are tied for third with 26 each. l ed in 1957. JO games with Pittsburgh . T~ students (three times as many the standings Massachusetts Uruvennty and · K CT k hi h h I ing to most obser.vers they are French still leads in a II 1957-North Gallic Pan thers wofl last sea_son. 'J:l-1 . as Notre Dame, the major col~ held tight to sixth position and for 20th. .~r reaJ:e;a tu~' fi~st cplac!\:n~ improving each outing. . I games with 74 big pomts. 1958--Kyger Creek and Rio S:cond ranked Ohio St~~e, lge lead~r. and larger than Texas A&l, which had its' per· ' ors for t~e seventh time in nine A glance at league scormg End Bob Polcyn of Kyger Grande whtch saved fac.; ~y edg tg eight Big tO conference univer· feet record spoiled by a tie NEW YORK (UPI) - All years will play Hanuan Trace 1959-Kvger Creek Io~a ~~~ wee~, 18 p agu~ t 3 1 sit1es ' and plays its home with Sui Ross SnLurday !eJl aveage o! oJne out of four fiU.. 1960 - ·Eastern Ipbomtsh ~ptter t ian . ennh a e. games in the lOO.OOO·seat capa- from second to seventh 'East ing statiollS fails or ch;,lf' at HT in the remaining tilt. ~ • C k d S th ut t e ennsy vamans ave a _ · . hi r1 .,. Racine 4-3 overall end 2·2 in ' 1961 - Kyger ree an ou I I I d . . . ' cJly Hose Uow l Cz.rolina continued in flghth hands annually - thel " western psycho og ca e ge m wmmng G ·b t ed t th rate for BDy retail business, .., the league hopes to knock-off• all three previous meetins with The Diablos. who- have a per~ 1 tosppot,10 ~ty:in":.g ;~dur~ef:a~ co~; .. n to an oil industry .ttvlw, 1962- Kyger Cre~k the Et~gles, wlm are 3-4 over- : !9()3-Kyger Creek and Eastern the Buckeyes. fee t 5..() record, crushed Cal · - ____ __ _ ·~"' :::::!t all and 3-1 in the league. Their 1964 K g c k Alabama, Arkansas and Ne- Poly at Pomona ~ . . I M'ddl rt 0 N 4 196' I only SVAC loss has been a 22~ y er ree braska. ranked third through and advanced from fourth Datly Sentme ' Pomeroy· I epa ' .,. ov. , s -~ 0 setback to powerful Bobcats. h d fifth are touchdown favorites to to runnerup with six first-place -~ --- --~ L 3 t we k Ra ·ne turned as many as 13 5 passs a ever . , h . d AI I . ~ e ' Cl on NEW YORK (UPI) - Unlike John Huarte of Notre Dame and 1completed 70 per cent of them. mcrea&':' t eJr 7-0 recor s: . a- votes and_ 214 pomts. _Wittena thJr? and fourth football con· ! most quarterbacks in the counw Craig Fertig of Southern Cali- I The leaders in rushing and bam a faces ~beaten Lomstana ' berg, Which stretched Jls L:ID· trol display to defeat the Glous. ] lry, Tulsa's Jerry Rhome finds fornia ranked third, fourth and ~ punting also retained their lofty State jNo. 9) m a Southeastern i beat€11 st.reak to 29 gam.es with ter Tomcats _16·6, m a hard it edier to keep track of his fifth, respectively. I positions. Brian Piccolo of Wake ' Conference tussle; Arkansas a 40-7 Victory over Ohio Wes- 1 foug.ht defem>Ive struggl3 at passing accuracy· by counting Rhome's passing totals are i Forest has carved out 722 yards \ takes on Rice in a Southwest !ley an. received 20 li'r st··pl ,ice ,l Ract~e. the misses rather than the hits. even more sensational. He has '. on the ground in seven games IConference b~ttle, and Ne?ras- ballots and 278 pomts from Thts will be a rematch . of That's beceuse Rhome. unlike I completed 143 of 204 for a .701 ' and Frank Lambert of ~issis- ka clashes ~ith Kansas m a 135 coaches on the UPI rating ~es_e teams. as they met m a any quarterback in the nation- percentage. Prior to this year sippi is out in front with an , right for the Big Eight Confer· board . Similar game . last year gast· 1- f'lies to no ma]or · collegian · Th e NC t\.'A d e t•. rm t·nc 5 wh_e lh· . . college or profess1ona who threw average of 45.6 yards per kick. ence. lead · . . ern ~a~ked otf th~ f1e_ld w1th " comp.lete only three or evPry 10 ---- - - S1xth-ranked . Georgm . Tech, , er a college rates as •·major'' . SVAC first place tle With KC. tosses. ' ,one of the nation's le.admg In- or "small''~not on the basis of I Eastern whipped Southv:est- , Last week against Oklahoma ! 1 I 0 I dependents, is • none-point enrollmenl, but pnmarily on ern last Friday mght 38-0 m a h d.d h. If pick over Tennessee . the number of major college 1 f · t t t E t State R orne out 1 1mse , , . re~ .scormg cones a as ern. completing 35 of 43 passes for NEW YORK <UPl) - Lenny 1951 and Dial with Pittsburgh in . Texas, ranked seventh ,_ al_so IS opponents a team plays. A c?l1 hts game should rate a to_ss. ~ 488 yards and four touchdowns_ I Moore doesn't like to play sec- I 1959 and 19GO each achieved mne ov~r Baylor and MJchig~n, lege must p.lay at le~st half Its up, as both Eastern and Racme , He also broke the all-time me- Jond fiddle and cons~quently is : their share of the record sol('[y ~ No. 8 1_s a touchdown choJce games agamst maJor college ~ave played about equal ball jor college records for a sing le ! burning up the National Foot· on passes. ov~r Illinois. . , --~ . 1 all season. . , . . i game in completions, passing tball League in scoring sLatis-j Brown became the first man 1 ~enth ranked Purdue ~s ~ 12 lOth place ":ith the ~olermak· Coach Jim \\hiles Kyg~r : ·arda'eand total offense. .tics . ' in NFL history 10 go over the [POint underd~ to . Michigan crs, 1s cons1dered nme points ' Crf'ek B.oOCats _ gu after thei.r i y Tho;e 'totals left Rhome near- i Posted as the No 2 left half- !O,OOO·yard mJrk m rushmg l State and fi'lorada, whach shar~s lx·tter than Georgia. 20th stra tght Without e loss F'rl~ I , "l h d f h ]back behmd Tom .'vlatte when lwhen he picked up 149 ya rdsjJ I'"'...,------~----------.-.-------=•, 1 1 dav night at Hannan Trace Y a quarter-m1 e a ea o JS • _ nearest pursuer in total offense, the Baltimore Colts opened the 1 agamst Pittsburgh last Sunday • Fo_urteen . KC_ semors will be G· ry Snook of Iowa with a season, Moore immedtately be- 1The Cleveland fullba{'k now has playmg their fmal game . , p·~e~omenal total of 1,956 yards gan a comeback that has r~· l 813 for the season, a comforta- 1 Lasl Thursdov·. the Bobcats in six games to 1544 for Snook sulted ·tn 13 touc·hd owns a· ble magm over t he 669 post~ d beat a deterrnmed Chauncey in the · same number of games. 1eaguer1ea. d-mg 78 pom · t s. He by Don Perkms · of Dallas. . . Mor ton of Ca11.1ornaa, . was out most of .LhP. l!l6'J --· ~~-- ~ eleven, 12·0, m a squeaker at Cra1g · · sea· ' MODEL C 166 son because of in]unes. ••••••••••• A master at dereptwn. Moore 1 Sl'x f perhapS 8S many IS By GEORGE C. LANGFORD ,:'ldN= Landslide four, in lhe U. S. House of Representatlves In Tuesday's election, Republican incumbents def· inltely beat~n were Paul F. Schenck of Dayton and the 3rd District and Homer P. Abele ·n th e lOth D'IS trl Ct• 1 Schenck who had served In I ' , , the House smce 1951, had his ' cu t 9hort by an l·1 I· I campaign Which hospitalized him , I sOeS!I hor tl y before the e Iectlon. :' The mBn Wh0 defeated him J was Rodney M. Love, also of Dayton 1 . Abele, of MeArthur, W81 n h d f ..ec t ed In IB""' lA e e eated Democratic incumbent Walter Moeller of Lancaster. MoeUer came ba•L Tue,. ..... day to recapture the lelt by I slight margin. In th e race Ior congressmanat-large, DemoCrat Robert E. Sweeney held • lead of about. 16,000 over Republican Oliver p, Bolton wHh 11,590 of the state's 13,485 preclnctl reported. Bolton, a member of CongreAS from the Jlth l.>istrict, stepped down from the 9e&t (O seek the at-large berth vacated R0 bert T8 f t, J f, by ' Favored Again This Weekend I When they neared the Folden both of Wellsville, 0., und Mra, home, Mrt. Folden got out of Carl West ol Rlpley. the cor to open a gate on a pri· Mr. Honchar waa c block· There were 8,451 persons vot- East Rutland, was received vata road back of SUIUiyslde omlth by occupation. Funeral ing in the election, according to at the election board office at school a short dlltlnce oft SL services will be held at t h • th Meigs County Board of Elee- about 9 p m. The last preci"ct RL ~ when the Comeil vehicle Church o1 Cluist In ChriBU811 t N th Ch te siBrted up and ran over Mn. Union In Hartford wlth the HeY, 11 ons. O repor 1was or es r, Folden plnn1ng her under lbe John 0. Bryant and !he Rev. 1 The first precinct reporting, at appro.unately 3:40 a.m. vehicle's wheell between tho David Flekll oUlclalln& Frigate 'IDd car. Mn. Folden sui- day at J p.m. Burial will be ID fered aavere laeerallono lfD d Adamsville cemetery. Friend• llli!Siive fracture• of the leg may call at the Foglesong Fuand expired while in the oper- neral home, any ume alter nooa atlj\g room of the hospital. Thursday, Several men of the area llfted the vehicle from Mrs. Folden and she Was transported to Mrs, Melton, 85, the hospital in Stevens • Mohr Of Henderson Diea ambulance. The accident was investigated by the Stale Police. PT. PLEASANT - Mrs. Ul· No charges have been filed o- lie Melton, 85, Henderson, died gains! the driver. Tuesday at 12:45 p. m. ln Hoi· Mrs. Folden was born Feb- zer Hospital afler a short ·m. ruary 191)4, daughter of John ness. She was born In Mason and Anna Pike Casey. Survlv- County on August 18, 1879 the ing are a brother, Arnold Cas- daughter of the late H. C. and ey , Apple Grove, and two grand. Nancy Wamsley Morriston. Her children. Funeral arrangements husband was the late W. R. 1 i will be announced by Mohr • Melton .vho preceded her in Stevens Funerel Home. deolh on March 18, 1961. She was a member of the Vaught Memorial Methodist Church. Surviving are five daughters, Mrs. Dorothy ~wis, Pt. Plea.. !Continued Frcom Page 1) ant; Mrs. Lillian Roach, WinB. Keating. This would give him field : Mrs. Ruth Blain, Southa greater victory in the stale side; Mrs. Mary Margaret Supthan that reglolered In 1960 by pie and Mrs. Rachel Sumner, his brother, the late Prosident both of Henderson; three aons, 1 1,Jonm F. Kennedy, who won by Dexter, ol Newport News, Va., wioi;;.lo~,;..f...;..-l~oilililil384.000. Rex Melton, Charleston, and Dale Mellon, Winfield; 22 0 grandchildren and 18 great grandchildren. !Continued from Page I) Funeral services will be beld district. 598 to 240, in Southern Friday al 2 p. m. in the Vaught Local School dtslrtct wilh 1217 Methodist Church and burial for and 591 against, and the will follow in the Concord Cemstreet light renewal In the vil- etery. The body will lle in stale lage ol Syracuse with 272 ln at the church one hour prior to services. Frlen4• may call ~~~5~~~,.~ favor and 70 opposing. '::; Others passed were lite Or· at the funeral home after 7 p.m. ange Township levy with 140 ii!Jii!ofllll!l~~...~!tlllli•~l , voting in favor and 134 against, PRAY TONIGHT the Scipio Precinct levy 146 to The Bapllst Women's Day of 145, and the Chester Twp. levy, Prayer will be tonight at ~.;e given an overwhelming approv- Pomeroy First BapUst church with Mrs. J. H. Stephenaon as ~=t~tr~~~~:1' of 421 to 191. the leader. I Se3l9 1 8Jld Wittenberg Still Tops I McHaffie Middleport and costs, intoxication, ~d Paul Howard Wilson Middleport $1 and costs, running 8 stop ,ign, Raymond Priddy, Middleport, R D. I, forfeited $25 bond, and Carmine Dorgan forfeited $IS bond, hoth on charges of drivlng In a dangerouo manner, 1 I Notre Dame is {.!.• \ .. • �'-- ·~- ·~ ...... . .. l • 1 • Can' l: men have . got lo berfew ofmonths yearo, ,QIIUe bappily. A sometime< fall back dead, bul ,in legalizing marijuona. which THEN CAlL ALliiNiaM .&>~-. Becouse ago I met this man. lGod Himself can't kill them anyone C8ll get any tme be mE DOC llllivs.l tolllfltle ........... fet'l magnanimous aboul mon- ~ As weeks went by I fell deeply once they're said." wants to. rt's an hnenforce. HAVERlULL, Mua. (UP!) - (the abaence ~ Jelknr. red, ey, while women go more for in love with him. It's all one-std- You 'll o utgrow thi>-dream· abe taw, and only cll!ates and Tipplers of the 18th century brown or black pliments In tbe FOODLAND SMASHES HIGH GROCERY CO I ~'"""i..-------------. 1Dear I 1 HELEN HELP US! 1 money management. Unless ed. He treats me with indltrer- ing over the unattainable is a your husband ll!l a confirmed I ence as if he sePs through me. rather common escape for by Hele" Sottel--' 1 know I'll a wives. And when you weke up 1trists claim showl'i insecurity, I fetling for h1m - I'm not ftose.Chec~-Gnbbfa& M_ea I clcnm shows stupidity), shallow perS<ln. Bull also know one day to realize "] o v e" 1 say, '·It's my turn this tune .") 1 and 1"tt11 busmess of treating, or But someone always manages , he'll come out pretty near even. nothing will ever come of it. was simply bordeom in disguis~. "be-l'l')Y·£uesting," can &et out to ouUumble the dollar bills You'll hard!)' ever find a So please tell me Helen, how 1 1 you 'll be so very glad you didof . hand. Take my husband. my husband ) picks up the bill. -~ group of men who operate like 1can get it down farther ln my 1n't make a fool of yourself. When they go out ~ business- my hiiSband) picks up the bil. women at a shoppers' luncheon. heart, so it won 't hurt so much. Meanwhile. avoid this man men'.t luncheons,_ h1s crowd Why can't men ~ realistic'! Ill's not in them to break down 1 was thinking I could tell him ! when you can, and , when you would neve~ th1nk of going If each one would JUst pay for -e single bill with "Lessee, now how I feel and make a fool of can't, treat him casually. And Duteh on drmk.s, as we WOIMn what he orders no one would got the Martini, and Jake my self - take what he ha.!l to make an extra special effort to would do as a matter of course. get hurt . or come out the win- got the old-fashioned, and Bi11 say. and than J'd get over it a , be aUractive and desirable Even at coffee breaks, . one fel- ner. Why do they always pave had ~ourbon and water _ " 11it1e. Or is hese itn !!aster to your husband. - H. 1 low always pay:; the bdl. 'nley to ''stand this round" for the etc., etc. Don't expect it.- H. · way? - WONDERING Dear Helen : try to evea up by keeping traclr: sang, hoping they'll get it back One-Sided Mistake loear Won : , There's oeen some alk about and· ettch man taking his turn in free drinks later on? - 1Dear Helen : old saying, 1Iegalizing dope. I think this · Then•'s an 1 (M course ~hough, they NEVER CAN'T UNDERSTAND 'EM I I've been married for a num- "Thoughts unexpressed may would be especiall! considered check-grabber twhich psychia- l l'-1-- foslers rrime. After all, they must have been a rugpd ~· eyes, skiD or hair ol miD) oelegalized liquor because they A 1749 cookbook owned by Mill curs lD aboUt Olle Ill 2.0,CQO perA. C. Hayne! COIIr.~Do ,thlJ ~ ...,,_ accorcllnl to tho WALL1E ipe foe a -CohcodloD beariDI paedil Brltamdca. . f W lr . the harmless name uctnnamon ~.~ 0 ear 3 Je. , 1Water": FLE8B·EA11NG FISH Sorr~ 1 don t agree. There 1 " In two gaUons of exlraord1- 'lbe piranha flBh. ~ Ill~ust f~ b~~ter w.a~ lO It stop nary bltllndy, steep ~ pound of dom reaches 8 lqt,b of m4n °~ 1 ~.3 hie a~ glVmg good einnamon bruised. Then than 181nchel fa found iD South gr~n lg t. - · let it lie f~r · three or fo~ clays. AmerleM ~ and will atThis column is dedicated to Then put 1t Jnto your limbeck tact and consume aD)' WII'DI • family living, so if you're hav· with two quarters of cold plan.. blooded anililaJ ol any Iii e lng kid trouble or just plain tain water. Draw off a1 much which &llls wttnlll itl reach. ~trouble, let Helen help YOU. as you put in and boil up two , She will al!o wecorne your own pounds and a half of double reamusing experiences. Address fined .sugar. WheD ll II cold, First Bessemer steel ran Hehm Bottel in care of this mix all together for yoUr use. rolled in Amerlca waf at Chinewspaper. It ta a noble drink?' cago in 1865. • Eocycl' olways have this "quite happily" married house- coudn't stop the bootleggers - 1 llrv THOUSANDS OF I el I • ' 2 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU LOW LOW PRICES! . WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO liMIT QUANTil) • 0. Middleport, 0. . • i COMPARE AND SAVE 20% AN EXTRA CHANCE To !nter The Plaid Stamp Sweepstakes Deposit This Entry Blank and Blank From Your A&P Mailer Book ENTER A&P's PLAID STAMP LEAN TENDER Steaks - - - lb. 99c BONELES>-BOTTOM 'UT Round Steak ~ lb. 85c BONELES>-CUBED--FULL CUT Round Steak lb. 89c BONELESS-SIRLOIN TIP OR SWEEp STAKES I ~!~! Roast - lb. 99c Sliced 33 Picnics Wh~~~ 19c --lb. c BLANK A&P PLAID STAMP SWEEPSTAKES FREE! NEW 19GS- fORD MUSI GNEII ~ lltCEMBER 5 ! 1 FREEJ 12 CONSOLE I CACOLOR TV SOS SIRLOIN c DEL MONTE SALMON - c lb. lb. lb. FRESH SUPER-RIGHT ALL MEAT Stewing Chickens tb.39c FRESH Wieners ____ lb.45c =:n" Steaks --~· 2.... ,k..1·1b.79c JIFFY FROZEN Roasting Chickens _ lb. 49c CANNED-COOKED lb . $1.99 2 c•n Imported Hams Jt I'FY FROZEN IRIADED lolb,89C Veal Steaks 4-u. Pkl• 2~~~- 89c TURKEYS ~:~~~d Up - - - - - - - · lb. FRESH BAKED PINTO OR PEA ~~ Fig Bars Dry Beans A&P BRAND-CHUNK ORANGE OR FRUIT PUNCH 1-ql. 89C 1-lb. 89' 14-oz. 3 34'12-oz. Pineapple Hi-C Drink ..... 4 39c c ANN PAGE 10 /2-oz. -<on C Tomato Soup WYLER'S WONDERfUL Soups ~:~~.. - - "" 1Oc 10 1 CHECK THESE LOW RETAILS 20-oz. btls. C 2 Heinz Ketchup SALAD DRESSING q~art 49 --l•r Miracle Whip 59 c BORDEN'S BIG TRI;AT ICE CREAM VANILLA - - - - G~~~~ 89c 350r000 s~~~~s FREE EVERY WEEK Last Week's Lucky Winners RCA COLOR TV WARWICH 12-oz. 39 ; pkg, Thin Mints NEST'-E'S ... 5 VARIETIES IOc BARS Candy Bars 2pkg•;of 45c MRS. ROBERT W. EDWARDS Mt. Vernon, Ohio 50,000 PLAID STAMPS MRS. POHN CAMISCIONE Columbus, Ohio Plaid Stamp Winntro Potted In Store SWISS CHALET DINNERWARE NYLON HOSE Glamalon SheorMosh Single Pair 34c p A I R .00 ~~72c BAG 3-LB. BAG 3-UI. '2.04 '2.10 1000 TEA or COFFEE CUP FREE With Moiler Coupon SA And APurchase Of $5.00 Exclusive Of Items Prohibited By ' j Law. • 5·0Z. KING SIZE COLGATE Formerly 69c Toothpaste - o~f;5sc · 15 CC SIZE SINEX Formerly $1.14 o~f;99c Nasal Spray l1J2 FL. OZ.' SIZE Formerly 9.8c formuIa44 Cough Syrup - OnlyNow 89c MEDIUM SIZE JAR Formerly 89c Hoed & Shampoo _ OnlyNow c Shoulders 79 4 pkgs. 69C 1·1b. Armour 4 oz. Vienna Sausage PIES At.P BRAND FROZEN · VEGETABLES $100 CUT RITE WAX -PAPER Rot.4tc food "~.oz. I·U. SCOTT TOWELS c JANE PARKER Angel JANE PARKEJt Potato s.,..1.1 39c R..,. 61c c WEINERS c lb. pkg. il"rs (f88'r 1Js ~•/Js c $5~00 or Mora EzcltiiiYe ot ltomo b:• r.w '' ' - . ~ '· - ··- !' ' WITH BONUS BUYS ! DOMINO SUGAR Heads c 5-LB. BAG ..,• c FIRESIDE COOKIE ASSORTMENT Florida Grapefruit c PINK OR WHITE Vonlllo l'h lb. ~ ..--·-c;s Bex Lo...on · -- ROME c c $ BEAUTY EASY MONDAY .,• SPRAY C A·PPLES , StARCH ~ire• Nov. 7, l-IM In Coli. UDit Ald''1 bushel ' . ' '· ' .' thoc. MOTHER'S ' OATS, 42 oz•. •, PurohiR ol Eulllp~ . ~~ BoiVus 8 ~ c large roll Kellogg;s VARIETY PACK - ~·49c With tho W!l'Jt ' BAN, A NAS . GOLDEN RIPE '• ' c BUCKEYE KENNEL RATION, 15 oz. - c ~68c -- •' I /l DOWNEY, qt. - 33 IOIAR c c LB. COFFEE MATE, 6 oz. - - BRIGHT SAIL '12;~~•1. Starch - - - - - - - l U I c STA·FLO '12;tal. 39 lUI Starch 11111 O'CLOCI Rm CIRCLE Armour's 24 oz. BEEF STEW - - - STEWING \ ' c MARGARINE -·- c - -- CHECK THESE LOW RETAILS gallon SSe (I orox LIQUID BLEACH---- jug WORTHMORE ll-oz.19 Chocolate Drops - pkg. NUTLEY BRAND lf•·LB. STICKS c Hilton 10! OYSTER STEW - KING SIZE BREEZE . <¥:. eP#EN AWAY. EAaal WEEK' ~ Del Monte 303 PEAS - - - can ,, 2 ~::~ 69c CHEBE SPREAD - - c Del Monte 303 CORN - • • can CHEDOBIT AMERICAN OR PIMENTO 2~~~- 49c - Tea Time JELLY, 4! lb. 37c -~·!It, - ., . A&P BRAND-CULTURED COTTAGE CHEESE ~ l•' ROUND PLUMP-YOUNG-TENDER FACIAL TISSUES Kleenex ~!::;.:•_ 1pk~of 45c SANITARl' NAPKINS 15c Off_ _ _pkg, of $1,04 4 8 0 ex Label _ Kt YOU'RE DOLLARS AHEAD AT FOODLAND ! EVERYDAY LOW PRICES IN ALL DEPARTMENTS GIVE YOU RUNAWAY SAVINGS ! WE BEAT THEM ALL WITH LOWER PRICES ! EVERY DAY PRICES ALL GOOD BRAND SLICED BACON ,, ; ' . '' .' ..... J' �fi----~-·· . ..... ... . . . . ·- .. . ..... - .... . ---,~ . . ..... - · .. - .... ........ ,...... ,.-.r,.._.-r ~- - ..- «- . - .... ~- -- . __ ... . , _,. ,_,...., ,,,..,. _ ,__~_... ~ .. ........-~'--.,.._ ... ..,_ • • I' ·~) -- .- - -- . . ' ~·~~.,..... • • . A BIG BAGFUL OF SAVING·S AT ' MIDDLEPORT, OHIO SAVE CASH AT • • • TINY'S. YOU ARE THE •• ONE WHO PAYS e BONUS BUY FOR STAMPS, GIVE-A- ALKA-SELTZER WAYS, GIMMICKS AND CREDIT TABLETS TALKING REG. PRICE Tiny Chatty BABY 59( e1 LAUGH e1 CRY e1 TALK MODESS OR KOTEX 12's c NOW REG. $10.95 NOW $5 .99 SIMILAC MEN'S DRESS GLOVES c LIGIITER FLUID . ' . , ,,. ·, ,·t Shampoo . ..::- .~.- -_~'·"'··~ ::::.::... ~~···:._·~~~ !J ! i REG. PRICE $5.98 . WASHABLE The Opening of This New, Mo~ern Shopp~ng Center o:fers Us An Opportunity To Extend V/armest Congra~u~J:;ons and Best Wishes to l:m Ri~kman, Mgr... DRISTAN esoNUS BUY NASAL SPRAY WOODBURY c DREAM SET We have built and leased this modern retail store to Tiny's Borgoinlond. With faith in the management, faith in the community and faith in the patronage for such a modern merchandising establishment, we look forward to a happy association. This prompts us to soy once more "Congratulations to All." · Reg.1.19 99c SIZE I i NOW 89c AU THE i FAMILY l -..................................-.............. r ST. JOSEPH •BoNus BUY ASPIRIN 1~ S I Z E - - I NOW i GIFTS FOR II I . ii I A LARGE SELECTION OF TOYS FOR CHRISTMAS READY FOR LAYAWAY DEPOSIT ... ::c~~ ~~.._.·~:"•· ~~.::~.:::=:::::::::- The New Tiny's Bargainland Building In Middleport ~-JiltiiMIJt:a•Ji)IM:IIIII.........,....,.....IIItJIIIIIIIIII,..IIIIIIIINRIIIIIIII.............., $3.44 ~.:.. -~ ~--,.·(''( ~... ;~; ·'f"' • '~.1~ ROLL UP SLEEVES I Here's the newest, screwiest way to get out of bed in the m(J ming! It's Crazy Clock ... :=.on of Mouset rap, an In credibly, h ilarious game fer the who: a family tha t sets the all-time reco rd f or amusemen t and amazement as i t de fies the laws of invention. 2 to 4 players drftw cards f or t he fun of ~ssernbl ing t his odd-ball mecha'nica! game. To wm, a playe r winds the clcck which set s off the wac kiest mechani cal chain of events you e'ler saw .. . all aimed at makmg the sl eeping man jump out of bed. It'sa WQnde rful _ga me ... it's Ideal! ( -·' Reg. 79c LADIES BLOUSES ¥... ;. .,. HALO TABLETS GALLON jfULLY COMBED • ... _. 59 PRESTONE ANTI-FREEZE I THIS WEEK ONLY BABY MILK ONLY c OZ'UY eBONUS BUY BEST WISHEs Froltl Mr. Ond M ~ rs. ronlc Sne-1 lc QO er G•fllpol' IS, I · TINY'S I BARGAi· N LAND ! ·~ ' ' Ohio ' ~/( • r ..J ' I ' ' -·.. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO "', . t"' . •j·o 'l U•"'•--"•"' ' ' .. ..... /•'>"'•"'·~ - .• ' '2!1J,: j • ... _ :;· .. .~·~ · ~· --~-11. -,. t ' .,, ~ ~,·' 41, ...... " j I "•" 1 ,}~ "~ .. ·• ' ,· ·• 't •-'.1''~-.1) . " •. ' . . ' \ .. ' . • (} �~ ··· ·)''' ... . .... --···- ··-· ·· ·--· -~----- · .-- ·--- . ... ' • • ..- ..... ... '\ f Mrs. Ca rtwr.lg ht Mason Personal Is President of Club in Mason ,.-~)ally Senllnel, Pomeroy-Middleport , 0 ., Nov. 4 , 1964 Mr. Dallao Walker, Masoo Postm•ster. underwent major I MASON _ The Mason Home :surgery on Thursday at the Hoi· Demonstration Club elected of· •""' hosp1tal. He " reported as ficers Tuesday at the home of slightly improved. His room Mrs. James Wise In Mason. · number is 234. Mrs . Dorothy Cartwright was ld en t: vice presJ.• Mr . • nd Mrs. Arl Sylvester 1'elec led pres ••e M d I C . 'led S d en ' rs. auo r 1ne .Reynolda , or Syracuse VISI on un ay 8 essie Hud son . h M d M J w·se secretary, Mrs. I wit r an rs. ames 1 d M Delbert . an treasurer, rs. d J an Lmmy. Dotson : reporter. Mrs. Alma ' Mr . and Mrs. J . s. McMur· Turner; de.votl ona1 1eader, ray, who have been residing Mrs. James Wise and recrea· during the week at PortsmouLh, tional leader, Mrs. Matilda NoOhio, where he Is employed, ble. ~ returned to their home here Club comnnittees for the year Iovt>r the weekend. i wer-e chosen and the chairman . of each. They are Beller Llv· Mrs. John Marhn reportedly ing Mrs Ray Fox . Cultural Ad, broke her wrist on Tue~ay as vo~cem~nl, Mrs. John McD.,. ,she attempted Jo light a gas tel· Health, Ws. Catherine 1heating st?ve . In her sec.ond Re~nolds; Human Resources, attempt w1th a match to hghl , Mrs. James Wise ; Material Rethe stove, the gas fumes ex· sources Mrs. John Roach; In· 1 I 1 BREAK GROUND - The ground-breaking ceremony for the new Mason County Bank building at the rorner of Fifth and George Streets in New Haven was held last Tuesdav, ln the picture above, left to right, are Di<:k I 1 Ord, bank cashier; Foglesong. viceOttie president ; Harry Clark,Donald Donald Smith. and Roush, directors; Mr. Kreps and Mr. Vicellio, architects; Herman Layne. president of the bank, turning the first shovel of .dirt; .\olr. Bil· lick, president of the Best Construction Com· pany of Pittsburgh, and William Rardin. a di· rector. A. K. McClung. dirertor, was absent _ _ wh~_n _the picture was taken. __ ·-·- - -·- · - ___ _ I temallonal RelatiO!tl, lll'l. MaUlda Noble. Lessons for the year and bostesses for each month were assigned. Refreshment.o were served by Mrs. Wise of Mrs. Matilda Noble, Mrs. John Roach, Mrs. Bessie Hudson, Mrs. Delbert Dotson, Mrs. John McDaniel, Mrs. Dorothy Cartwrigbl, Mrs. Catherine Reynolds and Mrs. Turner. 56th ..(nnft~el'llll'Y' O Obaerved ct. 25 IIIII Mill Ooalde ltlty Olap. liln. Margaret IIUIJl of Racine; Mr. and,•Mra. James S. Quick, observed their S6th wedtlln& nlversary at their home in racuse, Sunday October 25, their children, grandchlldreo an great grandchlldreo. Their versary dete Is October 21. Present were Mr. and Mre. Thomas J. Quick, Mr. and Mra. Joseph Wesney, Mr. and Mrs. Cottrill, .... Craig and Bruee of Syra.,.., . Another vandaoo, Donald Quick, bil ,wile and daughter Leanne of Columbus, were not present. However they hsd Vis· lied here with their grendparents the previous Sunday. Participants In Services MONBTER 'CAMBIJ STAMFORD, Coon. IUPI)A "mechanical eamel," that cBD kneel for loadinJ . Uke tile dromedary 11 among the mooaler vehicles msde by Consoli· dated Diesel Electric Co. It can lift 20 tons a dO!eo feet for toadlng or unloadinJ ahlpo 01' eargo planes, -SPECIAL- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Aid· I ridg' and Lows Aldridge at· I · t.nded the Marshall University , and Western Michigan game on I Saturday in Huntington. Mr. and Mrs. fommy Tay· hardest lo guess, Mary McCar- lor and daughter, Jill, of low· Hill BilliP f:lub ty l<t>freshments were served. ~~ h ed Bucy I Members Have PartY . ler "ason ave mov 1o .I UPPER FLATS. w. va _ rus, Ohio, where he la em. The Hill Billie 4-H Club spon- l.t"\\"' i~ Hon1e St'ene ployed . They were accompan· li!Ored 8 communitv Halloween I Of Hallowt~en Party ied there by her parents, Mr. I party at th._.. Uppe; Flats Com- :viASO~ - The Happy Go . and Mrs. Ferris Justis. J 1 munily Buildin~ ~n Monday Lucky 4-H Club of Mason was Mr. and Mrs. John Roach and · evemng. The bwh.Jmg was de- enterta ined with a Halloween son visited recently in Bucy- 1 l'Orated in keeping with the party a! the home of Berky and i rus, Ohio, with his sister, Mrs. , Halloween season. Bubbv Lewis. recently . j M.anford Hutton and m MansPrizes wf're awJrdt>d to Ihe Prizt>s were awarded as fol- , field, Ohio, with her sister, 4-H'er! as well as to the pub- low s· Susan Thabet. prettiest; I Mrs. Burton Webb. he . Sharon F'rorndl was award- . Dick ie Carson , ugliest; Bever· ed a prize for being dressed the . lv Carson. tunnies! ; ~md Fran. I Mrs. Blanche Tucker, Mr. funni""sl . Johnn:v j ~is Qul:'{'n . ha rdes t to guess. 1 Ray Tucker and M:s. How- ; prettiest: F'roendt; most original, Becky 1 The business meeting was i ard Van Maire we.re m Park· , Fry : uglies ~ . Jerry Newberry, , ht?ld with President Jimmy : ersburg on Sund~y because of i"'""'-_;;===;;i;;===""'ll Wise prrsiding. It was announ- 1the . death of Ollie McCa~ty. ced that lhr Achievement Ban- I Miss Beverly Carson VISited quet would be held November over the weekend with Stella 7. at the Southside 4-H camp. Mae Randolph at Letart, W. F'olltlwing the business meet- Va. I ing 11 tour was taken through 1!~c~~~~~yv:.~~~f.$147 COATS lon coated enameled ln aa. sorted eaton . Fry without Reversible HEATING Phone WY ·2-2550 Well made and full cut in size1 7 e1 PANTS Stu• 29 to 42 In grey or tan twill to match shirts. Smooth easy to clean plas- I 1 $249 I S,M lcL, Tall plastic waste bin with $ 1 9 swing top, assorted colon. ti(. . $299 Heavy duty. Radio and heater. Nice. 1953 International 2 Ton Dump 1 ' Runs fine, looks fine, 10 ft. Marion Dump Bed. rh. ceme1ery in keeping with SHIRT FINISHING the Halloween season. After the tour rerr·eshme nts were serv- 1 VanMatre-Roush · 1961 Rambler 4 Dr. Custom Sta. Wagon Vows will be Taken Nov. 20 ed . I ·----- · -When buying fro:t.en food, 1 make sure packaging morerial l : is not torn. crushed or juice 1 1 LAUNURY _ siained. F'ro>en foo d that is ex- 1 MASON - The Open Church : o)RY CLEANING I posed or poorly packaged dries ' weddmg of MJSs Carolyn Sue ' W'Y 2-5428 POMEROY ioul and devolops off.flavors 1VanMatre, Mason and Mr. , ._,,__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _..;,.:.:·q~u:::ic:::k:::ly~,- - - - - - - - Ross Roush, Letart will take : place on November 2oth, at 7 ! p.m. at the Mason Methodist Chureh. The Reverend Marv- 1 an Frame of the Mason Meth~ dist Church will officiate at the double ring ceremony. An open j reception will follow in the soe- . iat rooms of the church, with the WSCS members of t be , church serving refreshments. ROBINSON'S See These And Many More At DISCOUNT PRICED Juniors Ml11ts Half Slm s POMEROY-OHIO-MIDDLEPORT 99 READY T.O HANCJ" ... BULKY KNIT SWEATERS ~. Bidewalking it this season r Try our walkable Smartain pump that's blr on comfort .•• and low on price f Careaslnr fit, too. with unlined leather and hidden gore at the instep. .tecretaryi Grace Esrown. as..ll sistant secretary and Alberta Fry, treasurer. Junior N•••ber-'1 y presided during the election. It has been announced that the building are Gerald KO•OO, LaW·I11 row Mace, Following a rec<.,l·ll tional period, refreshments wre served. Rood is Elected Booster President MASON - Officers were elected on Monday evening when the Wahama AthleUc Boosters met at the school, Okey Howard, presided. Elected were: president, Gerald Rood; vice ' president, James Hart; secretary, Mrs. Kenneth Roillns; a.. slstant secretary, Mrs, James Harland treasurer, Johnny &ar berry. The group voted to sell Chris~ mas Sift wrapping paper again this year as a meens of earning money for the Athletic Banquet. 1 During the buslnesa meeting a general discussion was held per. lalnlng to the need of more bleachers. Following adjourn- · ment the group watched the wa. llama B team play Ripley. I In the Middle Block Next to Elberfelcle POMEROY'S QUALITY SHOE STORI Discount Price Assorted colon and pat· terns suitable for any , room in the bouse. Full window size. Teflon coated woven cotton cover and thick fibre elau pad, J.bke• ironinc DISCOUNT PRICE .DISCOUNT PRICE STYLE RAYON PANTIES '' Popular brief style Pan.. ties in white and pastel C!olors. Sizes 5, 6 &: 7, eaay, '' DISCOUNT PRICI MEN'S 4 BUCKLE 6 GALLON SIZE 70x80 PLAID HEAVY WORK PLASTIC GARBAGE COTTON SHEET ARCTICS CANS BLANKETS Heavy black rubber upper~. Thick red soles-4 bkl. work arctics 1n size& 7 to 12. Lock on lid plastic gar· Fleecy cotton sheet bage ean keto in pretty plaid pat- witb 2 metal handles. 6 gallon size. DISCOUNT PRICE DECORATOR COLORS-IN 3 SIZES HI Lo Cotton loop rugs with new shed latex. back. Decorator colors. Dlacount Price · $100 •• 30x50 42x66 matching ruga ln Decorator colorJ, Hi-Lo de1igned Larger aize auorted colorsall with non skid back, Dltectunt 'rice rup, cotton 1oop construction. Dlsaunt Price $159 •• ')99 •• - HEALTH & BEAUn AIDS 89c RINSE-A-WAY SHAMPOO · · ..... 58c 79c 100 CT. BAYER ASPIRIN · .... · 58c $2.94 1-A-DAY VITAMINS ...... $1.99 59c SIZE ALKA SELTZER · .... · · .. · 39c $1.00 DREAM SET HAIR SPRAY .. 63c $1.00 COLGATE$ 100 MOUTH WASH 63c 98c LISTERINE ANTISEPTIC · · · · · · · · 59c 79c AQUA VELVA ........ · ...... · .. 49c Di&count Price Can Opener Xmas Musical Bell _ $2.22 lt 1 plays! Beautiful g old~n musical $2.00 Value bell. 9 inches tall with 6 inch diame- Cera-mic 4 Cup ter . A great buy! _ $1.00 DiM'Dunt Priu 100% Rayon aci>late, larties umbrellas in assorted color.; and handle styles. A $4.00 value. DiscDunt Price Dresser Comb Beautiful milk Sc white unhrPaka-b le dreEser combs. A 25r Value Handy Utility DiscDunt Price Clamp On Lamp ___ $1.00 All metal refleclor and damp with long extension Cflnl . $2.00 value. With Batteries Two metal flashlight s with red safety end1, complete with batteries. $2.00 value. Glass DiscDunt Price- Coffee Mugs - ·- 3 for 25c Reg. 15c ea. A 45c Val. 3-Piece Ols('Ount Price Plus F.E T 18 kl . gold plat.P.d ruff link sets with ~·. Pnu1ne mother of pearl in);erts. 8 TRANSISTOR RADIO LOOP RUG PLASTIC CLOTHES VI.JON BRAND Join t6e crowa rUfltlng to get a Sparlrllng U11fl Car Value at our Terrific "lloue Afire" Salol -"'------- SPARK RED HOT T0111ESI RUNNERS HAMPERS TOILETRIES Suitable for hall runnen, stairways or an)' room, as- Bls omooth plaatlc clothes hampera with lid. Venti· Iated to prevent mUclew, Take your choice of man1 DISCOUNT PRICE DISCOUNT PRICE DISCOUNT PRIC& Items in Heal~!! lc BeautJ Aida at lblo low - Big Eye Take your pick of tl as~oriPd and cnlors. $2.00 va lue. 96c Framed Pictures st~· le s Chiltonware Aluminumware 6-Cup Muffin Pan 3 for $1. A $1.77 Value Dinount Price Poly Discount Price Laundry Basket 38c As..,orted colo r s. 79c valutc>. 2 Dr, HT. Galaxie 500 - 2 Dr. HT. a cyl, Auto. trans. Radio. 60 FORO 59 FORD Gilaxie 1100 -ll Dr, B cyl. Galaxle 1100 - ·2 Dr. BT. Ajllo, tnnl, Radio, a orl. Auto. tnnl, llldlo. - -•onw MftNJT "'"'Ulll.lft. power steering, Discount Price Beautifully colorPd t>nameled metal plalter . Attractive, (lrnamental and unbreakable. A gia nt ]7Ulxl3 inch that makes it suitab le for many uses and oefasions. A $2 .00 Value Discount Price of 12, 20x20xl, 16x25xl, i6x20xl. 69c value. 11: earr in ~s. Discount Pric• for Dlscount Price Storm Window Set _ _ 38c Four sheets 36x72 inches, framing strips and nails . EnoUgh for 4 windows in each kit. A 69c value. Discount Price Dish Pan _ 38c 3-P(, Aluminum Pearl Necklace Set _ Bla.,.,.,e 2 Dr. trano RadiG trans. Radio. a erl. Discount Price Size 10lr2xl2~ Inches, $2.00 Value. Dlstount Pr1c• Men's Leather Wallets • 88c Plu!l F.E.T. $3.91 Valu• Timex Watch eShock Resistant e Unbreakable Main Spring Discount Priet Scripto Vu-Lighters _ $2.88 Nationally known windguard Va· Lighter with visible fuel container I hat lets you know when supply Jl low 20-0.:. Frances H~rrlltt Discount Prlca Bubble Bath _ _ _ _ 99c 20 ounces or famous Frances Harriet Bubble Bath, known for its qualitJ and superb fragrances. $1.49 Value, Our Discount Price Men's or Boy~ Discount Price Pair·O-Belts ____ 7.95 List Plus F.E.T. With Free Film Wall Clock , $3.44 $5.95 V1lue Discount Price Ideal for kitchen or any room m house. Beautiful modern styling. Takes 16 color or black and whitt picture!\ on standard 120 size film. Three adJustments for sunny, cloucJ.t or oven·ast conditions, plus three for cluse.up pictures to infinity, Free roD of ADSC'O film . Etched Crystal Dhrount Price Cake Plate with Cover $1 .77 Glistening, clear cut imitation crystal cake plate, diameter 14 inches with Discount Prlct 77c Waste Baskets Light, easy to handle and shatter proof. will not rust or stain. $1.• · Value. 41f.!. inch deep cove-r. $3 .00 Value. "Cannon•• S..miHS MHh OIKount Pric• Punch Bowl Set _ $3.33 Lal'lge footed milk glass bowl and 12 matching cups, all heavily e<n:ftOSsed. 12 ruby cup holders and and Large graceful ruby ladle. $5.95 value. Reg, 69c Value Oisrount P'flc• Neck & Head Scarves 22c ea, Beautiful hand rolled, silk blend ne('k scarves in ass{lrted colors and pat· terns. 5 for $1.00. Nylon Hose _ 2 Pair 99c Buy 1 Pair Cht E.xtr• P•lr FREI Take advantage of this u.nu.sual and. outstanding value! Limit 2 Pair. WhUt they last. $1.98 Value. std. ' ~ ~ .• ~ MANY MOill USED "CAllS ;lHD TRUCKS TO CHOOSI,FROM 64! 46~a KEITH ' . GOBiJIO ll.$1.WS ·•· " locust & Sycamor. $tt. ., ' '.~ ' ' ,. •I ,, ' \ ' ' Middleport, O. MILL STREET Price Camera ....,.--....,..,--,-- $1.48 Plus F.E.T. Crysta-l l);scounf ~ . 99c Two quality leather belts suitable for drPs~ or sports wear in attractive designs. Your Choice Men"s or Boy's. $7.88 Discount Price $2.00 Value . - ...··--·----------.- . ... 88c Plus F.E.T, Lovely 3·piN'e pearl necklace set. Con· sists of lriple strand necklace and bracelt>t plu:o; pair of tear drop pearl Johnson's baby powder . soap, lotion and shampoo. $1.69 value. Plus FET. Discaunt Priu LAD! ES OR MEN'S Sweep Second Hand Diicount Price Cooking Set Discount Prlct Baby Gift Set _ _ $1.28 JohnsDn's edges. RPg, $1.29 value. 15-PC:. Aluminum 99c F'ine qulllity , genuine 1eather wallets with zipper. bHl compartment and !I~ cret compartment, 12-qt ., all metal baskets wilh rolled Warm Home Discount Prlce Crystal Tissue Box __ 88c Sparkling, clear cut Lr~.'it<Jl I issue box of unbreakable pla~tic . Large size holds full box: of trssues at one :filling, 3 s1.00 f•ncy Decora-ted $5.00 Your choice of bt>autiful widt whltt and gold frames or natural wood grail! design with £old bead trim. $2 value. $2.00 Value eROUND CAKE PAN eSQUARE CAKE PAN lor Picture Frames Your Choice eBREAD & LOAF PAN ePUDDING PAN 2 10 Pla-stic $1 ,98 Value- 1000 Inches of quality transparent Highly polished aluminum grease pan tape - equals more than 3 regular with black handle and cover knob, 25c rolls. lf.!:.inch width. Packed in $1.21:i Value . FREE plastic dispenser. Lasts longer! Discount Price Easel Back Do more jobs better, for less! furnace filters jn ,Y.our choice of 3 popular sizes. Keep your furnace operating efficient.ly . get a years supply and SAVE! Buy them by thP carton I A gift that is sure- to plett:-!e! Beaul j. ful mal('hifii comb. bJ."llsh and mirror in handsome gift bn>i. Your c hoi<'e of ptnk. blue or ivory . Special Dis{'ount Value! 1000 Inch Cello Tape _ 18c Grease Set _ _ _ _ 66c Your Choice REG. $8.00 VALUE-- 96c 57 C:HEVROLET 58. CttEVROLET "''. Biscayne 2 Dr. a oyl, std. . '+ men at a low Qilc!Ount Priee• . .. Galaxie 500 - Jei•.,.,FUN •• • «<de ,_ TIRIS •• , Cfn ~l:th VAIUB.,. . . . DIAL . Tee Shlrto or Briefs for boya, Sizes 6 to 16, FuU made, o\ real bargain at thlo low ,. 61 FORO 62 FORO DIALS Long wearlni white cotton I Turkey Platter 3-Piece Dresser Set _ _ 88c Here is 'a n unusual offer! J.,irst quality 26·Pc. Milk GIMI a cyl. Auto. ll'&ns. Radio. . " 29c V.-ue Double Bed Size Blanket of nylon and rayon with 3 incb satin binding, Asst. solid colors and stripes. ALUMINUM PANS Furnace Air Filters __ 39c SPARKLING FOR BOYS T-SHIRTS KNIT • BRIEFS ATHLETIC SHORTS ' Derby llrond undenrior for 99c Olf;count Price $1.49 V1lue 3-Way Vanity Mirror _ 99c "'IOUSI AIIRI" t "DER8Y11 BRAND UNDERWEAR BROADCLOTH . Discount Price AssortNI copies of famou s paintin- g~ . 10 x 19 inche s. Whitt> wood frame w1th dust proof hark. $2 .00 Value Discount Pric• Giant 15-pieee set of 22 g-auge aluminum with black plastic handle s and knobs. Contains: 3 pioce sauce pan sel. 9'' fry pan, 4-ql . covered s;wc.e pot, combination pan set and 3 e-gg $14.95 Value poacher. $14.95 Value . Whole Set. Dbcaunt Prlce M.WA FOR MEN T·SHIRTS KNIT BRIEFS 99c Dl:lc·ount Price Extension Cord Set _ _ 88c Metal Wastebaskets _ 77c Set of 3 cords, one each fi . g lind 12 feet, all with 3-way sockets. 3 Piece Set. $1 .98 Val 72x90. INCHES Discount Price Discount Price Discount Price 2 Separate Flashlights $1.00 $2.49 Value Cuff Link Sets Reg. 59c EH La-rge 8 Inch LUXURIOUS BlANKETS Large decor<~tor cera mic ash trays with unusual rock wall mal finish wJth popular safety center rest. troy~ in ham! · Tea Pots Ame-ricen Made Dhcaunt Prlu 19c Ceramic Ash Trays _ _ 77c Ash Tray Set PRtt:E Set of 3 bean bag ash some hinged gift box A $1.50 V1lue Sweep Second Hand Westclox Electric DISCOUNT PRICE Big Slu Assorted " DISCOUNT OF QUALITY USED CARS terns, assorted colora. VENTILATED ' Ekco Miracle To the first 144 adult customers makOpens all size c.:~r1 s, flips lids and Ing e purchase in our stare Thursday opens bottles 29c value. morning, This hndy new size peckIll af nationally adve-rtised Kleenn ROYAL FAMILY BEAN BAG Juniors. Contain• 150 sheets. Quantities Limited blan~ 22"x68" VISCOSE aorted colora. FREE KLEENEX TISSUES Don't confuse this with six transistor sets. Factory guarantee. 79c Value Includes battery, earphone and 12-Qt. Poly carrying case. $139.a $299pr HI-LO COnON LOOP RUGS esATURDAY Generous 12 quart capacity dish pan. DISCOUNT PRICE 24x40 renee Newberry, and Chapman -Canaday ' 606 E. Main St. ~- trustees for hte Bags to Match Special purchase . . from a leading maker. Fine or· Jon yarn bulky knit sweaters in assorted styles and colors including white, pastels and darks. Sizes 34 to 40. Shop the Bonanzas for the best buys. Woodrow Mace was elected ~ president; Lawrence Newberry, ! , vice president; Lois Newberry, : i Black or Brown CARDIGANS SLIPOVERS Valu" To $5.98 Woodrow Mace Is President of ORY MASON - The North Mason 11 ORY, !Older Rural Youth) met Thursday evening In lbe upper i Flats Community Building and : elected officers. I SETS LADlES' BRIEF 39:, 1 bama High School class of 1964 and he graduated from there in · 1962. She is a member of the • Mason Methodist Church. He is employed by the Stat.. Constru.c. lion Co. of Huntington, PAD AND COVER DRAPES. -- -· ·-- ·-- $5·98 LADIES ORLON her bridesmaid and the father j of the prospective groom will serve as best man. Carolyn is a graduate of Wa- IRONING BOARD · FANCY PLASTIC AND . METROPOLITAN MOTORS and 1ave money too. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard i VanMatrt! and he is the son of ! (, Real nice and clean. Just like a new car. the wanted eolors and patterns. You'll find the dre11 you wanl at the Bonanza Miss VanMatre Is the daugiJ. , ."'*'"' Fashion is a Look ... Nota Price 1961 Ford VI Country Sedan New FaU and honcay atyles, fine eotton, acetates and blended ftbrlea in all I \-====~-"'!1!~-""'==="7 Bl.ack with white top. See this one. DRESSES I Mr, and Mrs, Douglas Roush. I ~ Mtss J oan VenMatre, sister · : of the bride to be, will serve as i 6 cyl. Standard trans . with overdrive. One owner. NEWEST FALL STYLES bdies' Budget Priced Dorothy's Beauty Salon of Syra. euse, by Billy Rizer. A pumpkin cake baked by Mrs. Mary Lisle was won by Paul Forbes, Melodle Mlze of Minersville won the Barbie doll and Keith Allen Hendricks of Syracuse the foolholl. Following the grand march, a carnival was held with dart games, fish pond•, baked goods, candy, cotton candy. pop and balloons being sold. The Executive committee thanks everyone who helped in any way making this annual event a success. eFRIDAY Inter Board School To be on Th1urr~da1V MASON - The Rev. Marvan I Frame of the Mason Mertho<list ll Church has announced Inter Board &hool of Jnslru•o- 11 lion Will be held at the Trinity Methodist Church ln Pt. Ple:asant Thursday· evening, ember 5 lirom 7 to 9:30 p. m. This school to designed provide Introduction to and struction in the program, lbe Methodist Church for the quadrennium 1964 through 1968. 1 The General Conference meet· ing in Pittsburgh in the spring of this year adopted an em· phnsis on "Our Calling to Ful· fill" Persons from the local Methodist Church who should attend are !Jle, lay lea~r. !he chairmen ol the oommis· .sions on membership : and vanglism, education; mis. sions, stewardstNp, finarice and ClltisUan 'S4Clal ·concern. Standard tram. One local owner. R.&H. 3 SPECIAL DAYS-- THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY AT THE eTHURSDAY Fine Umbrellas __ $2.00 1961 Chevrolet 2 Door 6 Cyl. ONE ON I SEE THESE CARS TODAY 1956 Chevrolet! Ton Pickup I DAY SERVICE 3 Big Days: I zanne Winebrenner. A letter , from the Southerton Beauty Ac' ademy of Athens, good for a $10 permanent. was won by Lois Sewell ; a shampoo and set from METROPOLITAN MOTORS Tan or Grey WASTE CANS DISCOUNT PRICE ONLY UNIFORM SETS SWING TOP LARGE PLASTIC verses to make 2 coati iD one. Weatheri:r.ed finish. chairman of lbe quiet lunch. The sacrlllctar gilts of $3'1.47 wlll be-used In the United States towards repairing and remodelThe annual Halloween Csrni· · ing of the Methodist settlement val of the Syracuse P.T.A., was house!! and home mission es held in the school auditorium, Thursday evening October 29, with a good attendance. Cash prizes were awarded for the masked as follows: Prettiest Aimee Huston and Demaris Ash ; Ugliest, Terri Ash; Funni. est, Debbie RoUsh, Most Original, Rodney Holman, Doug, Danny and David Huston, Door prizes contributed by the teachers were given to Ken- 1 AT ... I ny Rizer, Jim Warner, and Su- I Men's Cotton Twill SHIRTS I USED CARS Pomeroy -SPECIAL- · el pension funds for full I i m e national workers in Christian Missions. Mrs. Donald COOk of Mason spoke to the group ln the after· noon portion of the program on Methodlsl Missions in the Unit.. ed Sta,.s . Mrs. Ralph Pickens, Mason, informed lbe group of the need in Missions overseas. WHERE IS THE BEST BUYS IN ••• Phillips Sisters Style Shop Court St. was MIDDLEPORT DEPARTMENT STORE'S tablishments, a portion of that sum will be used for overseas PTA Carnival Is Successful AND CUT VELVET- LEATHER- REMORE grease. Poplin outer shell in plaiJl colors, printed lining that re- son. Mrs . Lester Zirkle PLUMBING HANDBAGS TEFLON COATED ENAMELED Ladies' Rain or Shine The quiet hour was from )1 until 12, and quiet luneh from 12 unUI I p. m. Chairman ,waa Mrs. Marvan Frame, Mason. and co-chatran was Mrs. Howard VanMatre, also of Ma· Your Dependable Dealer For ~~;;::;~·~~====~;~~======~~~~;.~~;;~~~;~~~=~ ploded She wasknocking taken toherthebackwards. Schaekel Clinic. Wedllesday at lbe Mason Meth· odist Church. The program was sponsored by the Bend Area Methodist Chur;ches under the auspices of the WSCS. ANTHONY Plumbing • Heating See Our Beautiful Collection Of New Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Chapman d Mis Sh ins are war daughter Shelly, an s a· MASON Perfect attend· ron Sue CottrlU, of Columbus; ance plnll were presented to sev. Mr,. and Mrs. Gordon West asci. eral persons at the Mason Me. children Debra, Rhonda end thodtst Church on Sunday morning by Superintendent, Donald years, Debbie Cook, Donnette Foglesong. Mr. Fred Johnson Cook, Nancy Proffitt, Audrey and Miss Allee Faye Johnson Shuler, Kathy Roush, Connie were presented pins for 10 years Gilland and Mrs. Katie Fogleof perfect attendance : 3 years, song. 1 year, Mrs. Blanche Tuck. Joann VanMatre; 5 years, Mrs. er, Gary Slewarl, Susan Sur . Howard VanMatre; 4 years, Mrs. face, Jean Morgan, Mike Lt!1W·II Flossle Mattox, Miss Len a is, Robin Johnson, Debbie Gil· Gibba and Marilyn Cook; 2 land and George Cook. DaDy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 , Nov. 4, 1964-9 MASON - Thirty. two sons attended the Prayer Self . Denial Service beld ~;;;;;;~~;;;;;~;~;~~;;;;;;;~ Edward Chapman, son Eddie, p erf ec t Attendance p A ded • ' MIDDLEPORT, �-- ~ ..... .... ... .. ~ ~ .... - .. . .....- ~ ~ .. .. .. . . . . ... . . ~ \\ l O·Oa!ly ! tntlne l. 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N I\ 1 '':A.~ "'"" fo t !I .JI • " II 1'.0 .H ·!i ! .0, llli l'l" ~,.o ...., ~ 11 l(l<"!l lt n n l • Oto"~ u · - ~ar urt l •v 'M • mt 11 ,.,.ret to I:H II • JU. , ,,. t M UIU) " •n 12 :01 • oool' I'J - ~ 81 ll- "-11 ~ l'O PI .\o ... I 81:81J1 . 1 P&•t l ll,.ti :I Nt'i \l AN'l ilor'< PHONE WY 2-2156 , _ _ _F_o_r_ S_a _l•_ __ @ .All' Uf\. I 2 SIGNS oto 'ElghtEnh ~ - Pomeroy M C . n•or (.\ uA• 1yy Instruction• u. 1. ctvt~ IERVtCI rlfnt o. f' OR voun evE' ry need of BullP UBLIC Au CTION dozer and Back-Hoe work, November 7, liM a1 1 1958 Chevrollt Bltcayne 4 Door $6 95 contact Emml't W. Shuler. Saturday, I p.m. on S1lem Street 1a Ru... e 1 lhl 1ne. p ower.!( lld e trans . II adlo and heater, original cy. 342 Page Str"et. M i ddu~port, l d an · \llthOlttery, real cle1n. Ivor)' and bh.ll finish, eood t 1res. WV 2·3243. Free estimatel. l - lii BI range, 1 eoal 1 Ch I Farm ponds. pn vate pond1, ron~•. 1 _ coal heater ; s- ' 1957 evro If 2 Door Sedan $69 5 basem11nt eX CIH'A IIon!l. , geptic dresse rs, 1 _ bureau, 1 _ ' A poptllar model that II •harp inalde and out, black finish, tank ex.cav H! ions tab!• ; 2 - roc kIn& chairs; I - , GoGd tirel , Adio and beater, 6 cyl, Std. \rani. II 2 tfc ... ....... .... ..... .... • llOI.UO ~n11 1 t •pp....... r;.;:_-:;;..,""' "' w• - · · - ....... . ;:;; ,:;r~;;;;...:.~:·~ •••:;:. ----------- •11111n1 ••"• ,. -..a1ht~><-11• rntnt~ "" ..., ,. ron .. , •"' fllon• ~t~m" .._ -.. n. BY ALTA CONE fJnt'"•" Everett MCClennahan return"''0 .. "''"••• ld home on satuna1 afttr be-lnaurenc• lng a paU.nt In Sholwrtng Arms Hospital thl pllt week. JOHN& IN, Slmpsuo lRittra:tet W~kend Yllllort with Mro. ... ..., bookcase with curved glau, 1960 Chevrolet H11vy Duty $5295 Agency. tn AU formo o1 tn cooking utensUs, diJhe•, loine Factory Tande-m ax1e, D00x20 tire1, aux. ttan1 . 348 cu. in. &uranL'e. Jim Johasoa anrt iron d 1ina. picture flarnea, / motor, H11ter, 15 It dump body and telescopic holst . Bud SJo·aptoct ACt!Dta. \\' ANTF: D· 20 la dl!'s fl l onre. I tools <hand and elecll'ic). 1 1 tla 1 P'~H-;:1-::;JTO;;:-~CO:-py-t'"'ng-;Se:-rv-:-lc:...e...:.Co,;:..:P' ~:~~ ~r pd~~~~:.~n~~'t ~~ri!t~=~ M'"Y Misc•lloneouo and tique•. Auctioneer, S II m I lea made of legal papers netd~. Box 668 C, The Da ily Chapman, Clerk, Nellie Valo. OPEN EVEI. 7:00 P.M. blrt2l records and llmOJI Se ntinel, Pume roy , Oh io . Te•mo: cash. Not responslbla l I'OMEROY, OHIO othet dOCUIIIO!Its. ll·4·1tp for ac cidents. ll -4-3tc ' •-===========-~:::;-;-;::-=~== Reuter lolurance, PomfrOy For Rent • Ambergris long was prlzod 9 ' lie .SPECIALS lor Thursday, Frl· R I In lh E 1 05 8 1 dl -I! R OO~! hnu .•.•. llaven~ll•l~hl!, dav and Saturday at Hard· Ill Estate For Sa I 8 e as . per ume an The weather sotelllw Nimbus 1 Nt>ll HMt>n . \\' est Va. p;·wne en:s Market, syracuse. Pork drua, sccord.ing_to the Ency -~ ls made up of more than 4U,OOO 1 882 :l045 ll·Hlc chops with that low, I ow dopaedla Brltanmca._ porU. I Emplo y m e nt Wanted ••·I Pomerov Motor Co. 0 APAI1T\1E[';T - 4- ruom!and ba th. 790 ~· l aple , .\1iddleport. I IV Y 2·2963. ll 3 3lc price, firot cut, 44c, center c ut , 59c. loin chops 89c, 3 doz. large while egg•, $1.29, 3 lb•. ' - - - - - - - · - - - - 11 Chestout Ridge SoCI'ety News @) any Cue/t/1/' f<tl/t• E>ea Morri• wort her 1 • n Clyde and family, Be·rea, Ky. Leontrd QulHnberry 1nd fam · lly spent Sunday o1 the Milton MUllllll home. Walter Pettit and fonllly, Charleolon, W. Va . opent I h • weekend with lllo Pettit famlly. Mrs. Everett Holc;omb and Mrs. Lona Pettit wen Columbus v11Itors Wodno!day. They also called on the John Paul lienJiar family in Newatk. Mra. Millard CbrliUan has ttn.. lnRAFrom Tri-Co Area ploymellt Ill Albini. Charles 1114 Doaald Jtetton !pent an ovenlftll'fC!ftlly at tho Ramoa Morr!J home. Mn. Alta eon. and Mr~. lld· ltn Jordan, Athen1, 1ttltlded tbo Pumpkin Show In Clr<!li!\'IUe on Tllurtdav. ' Spending the weekend with Tgm Fitzpatrick ai'Kf wlf• were thtlr children John' whb Ia a teacher 1n the Columbus Schools and Gary HUIIoD and wUe (Bonnie) a Loachor In Chilllcolllo Schools. REDS STAND PAT CINCINNATI (UPI)-The ClJI. cinnati Redo will otand pat with their coachlna olaf! for the lset lflllon, with juol 0111 nceptlon. The Reds rehired Jim Turner, ReUle Otero .nd Ray Short Monday and also signed Frank oceak the only newcomer lll>der n~w Red P&an.aser Dick SJJ. lor. 7 Kitchen Craft peanut butlA!r, POMEROY -3-bedroom frame hou' e , $1.00, 6 lb. finest Florida or- house with bath, forced hot 1 Lost and Found w11h bath and base ment 'I anges, 49c. Creamery peanut alr heating and full base- - -- :J J :l~~ C'onclr~r St., Pomeroy. clu!lters, 55c lb., Zippy Stride ment. Down stain, with hard REWARO $50 to anyone who Pltune WY 2·2981. , dog food, 25 lb. lor $2.4S, 2 lb. wood noon, has llvlng room can tell me where mv 3 wh itt>11 3 3tc wieners, 98c frozen pecan cake (16x2a) witb Large flreplace, faced heifers wen!. Tom Dul· -- , - -~I 49c, peonuta in the hull, 39c dining room and hall. Bed· ly Syracuse Ohi 0 11J.3Hit I t.A Rr. E ROO~! fo r_use as >lor· lb. 11-4-Jtc j roomo hove plenty closet 1 ' ' _ _ __ c 1 age or garage, \\ Y 2·5293. spece. Large lot on East : 11 3 LoST. a male beag le, bl.aek · ~ Uc APPLES. Burdette FruJt Main St. wiLh large ahadt j and wh.i ta. Conta ct H D. Bon· MODERN unfurni~h ed 3 room j Farm. Phone Wy 2-6970. trees and out of high wster. ey, Wright ! 1., or ca ll T t' d 1 apart men t wilh bath. Local- . Pomeroy, Ohio, Rt. 1. Also. 4 room garage apart.. Wsrner. 10-31·3lc l t-d in Cht'!;JF•r . Cont act Rich-! 10 23 25tp ment. Garai"e space for 3 ca rs plus workshop. '16,000. "' d Flck• ~~ 5 -4oJ.•. I Notlc• 11 2 3tc IWilY BUY 8 carpet Shampoo- POMEROY - 8 • room frame I ---- -- - - -- -, er·t We 'll loan you one FR EE ltouse with bath, gas heat. UNFURN ISHE D 5 rooms and with purc ha.se gf Blue Lus· ing, large lot, high and dry 1 WlLL not be te ~ pon~ibl~;~ for balh . d own ~ ! airs apartment. : tre Carpet Upholstery with beautiful view of much any debts made by flny othe r Nor th 3rd, Middleport. $50 a cleaner. Baker Furniture. of Pomeroy. $4,000.00. Ownthnn myu lf. James R. Prld~ rn onrn C<Jil WY 2-5434 . (l,tc er will trade for 5 • room 11 3 lly, Rutland, Ohi o, Roul• 1. ( 10 29 6tc ~-- -1 property In Rutland. II l titp ' HARRISONVILLE - 7 • room . _______ .:.:...:_2.., 14 R_OOM downsla lr!i apartment FRIDAY, NOV. e, 10 A. M . , l frame house with front and REES r~lora ! Flo•"ers lor all 1l Wilh shower. 129 Butternutd 1' .The B personal " Ho u s~ nl M property St tilof the b1 back pore 1les, cellar, 4 i ta 11 5 garage,.. outbuildings large ' orcas ion5 Phone Wl 9-3!lH3, AV1:' .. ; ,·· ''·· room s an late Y ' out w Racine, Ohio. _ _ c ba t~. 3Jl ll •tzgall Sl . Phon• sold at the farm located 1st lot 1100, 1601 • $J,oOO.OO. Own· 10 31 31 - - ·WI 2-5333. 10 30 6lp house ~•• I of Slate I\Oute 33 . . t f' 'th ., · Oh · er mi&n mance w1 ""00 .00 D 10 RAWLEICH Prvduc!s for sale. FURNi sHED 3 - ~~ house e~t arwm, · down. \Vy-2.£4!2. 10·24·3Uie bal h and base men!. 313\2 Con: 1957 Plymouth 4 door aedan, C. C. CIJCKLER dar St., Pomeroy. 1960 Ford Tractor, used 1200 Pomeroy, Ohio Your Landmark Sf!rv ice 10 27 tfc hrs., Ford Mower. 14" Ford BOX 22t Wl' !-3830 Station 11 Oiwing Awav A - - - -·-- plows, 7ft. tractor disc. Black 11 3 31< , APART'>I ENT 5 rooms and Hawk pickup corn planter, 01··1---------1954 FORD btlth, newly redecorated . call iver wagon, manure spreadRPgistE'r for t hil'l good ~ e<" ond . Wa ller Crooks, IVY 2·3631. er. corn sheller, 45J-l.H.C. FOR SALE : House end lot In car each Liml!! vou dri\'E' 1n. 10 23 tfc hay baler, milk cooler, hand New Haven, We st Virginia. No . purcha sl.' neees,;ary , .iU!t regi ster. 1' FURNT :' TTF:O ap art men! t o r grain •cradle, telephone box.! Lot fronts ~0 feet on George HOME OF UNICO TIRES rent in Middl eport . Gruund dlnnel' bell, porch glider, llv• Street and 60 feet on U. S. ing room auite, bedroom suite Route 33. Three bedrooms, floor , 3 rooms ami bath. 390 SUPER SERVICE cedar ch~ s t. wardrobe, coffee bath, full basement, two ~ 2nd -\ v · ~ee Mrs. HowSTATION table, writing desk, rugo, large porche• and built • in ard Cee11 , Ulll W. M.aln St., Jack W. Carsey stand.lil , lamps, chairs, 21" R. kitchen. Terms can be a.rPomeroy, 1'\: :WY 2-5262. Mgr, WY 2-9932 C.A. TV, drop leaf table, mdt> ranged, This II a good home .:. · 10 22 tic -It dinette set, kitchen cabi~t. or mvestment property- Pt. Pleasanl Building and Loan AUTOMUBll..E Insurance been TRAILER lo!§.J!IF~.~ · -tuffet, 4 folding chairs, Speed nncelled"? l.,ost your opera· to Laundrymat and schools. Queen washer, Unico gas dry· Aaaocletlon. 11 3 3tc lor'a llceraeT Call WY Z-2966 Vall ey Lumber & Supply Com· er, hand operated meat 1lic· - ~- ' ltiUc p.:my, Middleport. 10.3-Uc er, and other artic les not FOR SALE - 8 . room house, listed. modern kitchen, sunporch, I'HREE and four rM"l• furn i.: heLivestock bath, full basement, c o a! ftd and u.nfurmsbed apart Crow, Crow, and Porter, furnace, drilled weD, double menta. WY :!-~434 12 6 tic Attorneys garage, chicken house, barn I NlCE Hereford hull !or sae, 1 - ~----~- ----~--­ 15 acrts, m miles !rom t~gistered , C. B. Shahan. IMiddleport Apartment, 5 rooms Wm. Clifton Stout, Administrator Pomtroy, 1 mile off Route 7 Portland, Ohio. 10-31-3tp bath !ind baatment, on ground on Eagle l\idge Road. Call floor . NeWly decorated, bard· Also selling the same day : 1100 1 LARGE mare pony, broke to wood floors . automatic heat. bolel of hay, J. D. wagon, I WY 2-6373. 11 2 3tp \Vork. I otud pony, z pony Call WY 2·3200. 10 10 Uc hay and grain elevator, 12" FOR_ SAL _ E OR RENT: House, tolll. See John Ch aney . MinFord plows, W' pull type 6 rooms end bath. Route 143, ersviUe, Ohio. Five Points. I ~ Duplu, 3 bedrooms. Sugar Bailay Run Road. Cnll WY 210·31·3tc H:un area . Pomer1. . Phone plows, HCimelite chain saw, several milk cans, mangle, 3722• 10 28 tfc WY 2·!618. 10 2 tfc buffet, round table, 21" Ray· PlGS for oale. Mary Circle, -~----Phone WI !f-3044. 10 29 4tp . MOD~RN 4 room ond bath tbeon TV, and oth..- Items. Wm. Clifton Stout SEVEN ROOM brick home In I -furnished apartment. M t d· Owner ' P•Jmeroy, two bathrooms, .f. Business Service• clleport. wv U87t. bedroom•, gatiRe, basement, 9 11 Ue Terms : Cash 3 firushed room• in attic. WILL DO rug weaving. Phonero :::::R::-"R"E"'NT~--:---....::.: Not responsible for accldenu. 011 Large :ol Out of high water. \III 9-2826. 10 29 .9tp 11, rootnJ ·.,::: :;::, y=~:: Bradford Auction Company Centtal heatina Inquire town kitchen, tilo fioot . 1, C. C. Bradford. Auctioneer Charles Wildermuth. WY 2Tl\ANSMISSION Salvage COm· cated at 136 Lincolb·rd Call A. C. Bradford, Manager 2200 or WY 2-6116. 9-28-tlt pany. Repairing all makeo. WY i-J0 2o. 0 211 tic Lunch served by Bedford Youth "'"tomatic and !:tandard tran• ·- - - -- - - - - - - Group. 10 2t 6tc POR SALE-Mlddlepor!'o lalJ. Dlissions. Electric welding. For Sale est bulldlng, lOCI! ted 352 N. Phone WY 2-6173, Second Street. Middleport. 1962 ELCONA Housetrailer. COMPACT sweeper, perfect g 24 tic Priced lor quick .ale. II> Two bedrooms. Em~rson PooL condition - all attlclunents quirt a1 Oblo HOle!. er, Chester 985·2250. 11+6tc and paper bags. BallftCt due l&rl Grttooor, Plamblll& ... 10 1.6 tic 7 payments, $'1 monthly . WY UeaUn1 1955 Skyline House Trailer, 8 10 29 6tc - - - - - - - - MlllenYIIle, Oltlo by 28 ft .• excellent condition. 2·221K. Auto Sal•• End rum k'"'" troul.\let Priced for quick sale at $700. ZIG ZAG Singer. Fully automa-j,-;;;;;;;;;;;;;_, _ _,,..,........;;;.. 'll'e bve Ill Phone WY 2·2805 or see Sewer Macbbtes Don Hubbard, 801: 62, Syra· tic, on• dial does lt . all, butRealoGiiJie Ra1el $966 tonholes, monograms, sew! · 61 Falcon _ cuae, Ohio. 11 2 6tc CaD w~ oa, or NIP! on buttons, appUquea, eta. Sta. Wagon. 6 cyl, old. tihlll. 7 • lie SiNOERSiant Needle, equipped Like new. Balance due, 11 Shows good care. with llg zaggor. Us.. dlocs to payments ol f8.6& monthly. 10 29 6tc 60 Ford _ _ $995 IIEATING, Plombtng, Moeher mooogram, fancy design. but· WY •·2204. tonhole, etc. Balance due 10 Ve - Fairlane "600". FordoFornaceJ.. /\mold Brodlera, payments of $'1.91 mor;l l'i y. rna tic . SINGER Sewm, machDI. m East Malo Street, PomWY 2·2204. 10 29 6tc new, $ii9.50 up. !i<veral ased I eroy. Pboae W\' WMt. 7 ao tic USED workpants, ahiru, cov. ma<·bines at borgalll ptl.,.. oralio, and )acket.o. Carl Chev· The ~·abrtc Shop. •tnger Saleo and s.r.tce, Pomeroy, Ohkl. Pomtrvy, Ohio AUlTIONII:ER alier, LDng Boumn. OhJo. WY Z.228l • !).. tic Cemplete Sen1ol 10 15 30lp Cl1t1 ~radford PERFECTION Oll hutor wlth 1956 Volkswagen plck1·. trnck. 1\'rhe, P'ooao or C.Otaot Male H1lp Wanted drums and fitting!:, Oayto. Runs good. Will sell or &. C. BRAU~"RD electriC IC&l~l, 10 lb. Capaclrad•. See Arnold Grate, Ru~ lbcble, Oillo land Furniture Co., daytitnt I 11 lie Ity, 10 ft. meat case, 1955 EXPERIENCED MAN to work Mercury, bod)' and chauto on large beef cattle farm. Sll 2·48ll, nl1ht SH 2-65111. ,.., motor and trlft!mtuJon. MUJt have experience In opII 2 3tc complete courite lD radio and eratlng farm equiprnenL Good EXPERIENC&D television with aU equipment. modem house !urn i<:bed.. Good 19!14 BUICK "entury. ~ellenl running condlllon. Priced Charles L.arklnl, Long Bo~ pay and exce .lem opportunright. Hackett'a Sohlo Serv· tcm, Ohio. 10 7 tie lty lor quallflfed man. Write ice. lr 22 tfc Box 1168-B, Caro . ol The SLUGGISH soplla lank? Clot· Dally SenU...I. Tbe Rambler ged drains! Ott-ltlead-ltm·Ail 10 30 6tc World Slllld8rtl a1 0oaapiC!I S•ptie tonk Clelller 11 lAnd· 1 From the lara-est truck or Es..u..... mork Farm Bureau, ----:-------ouJidozer ri.diator to the 10·31·30tc Help W1ntecl uuJJest btater core. E;;;L;-;E:;:C=1='R-:::OL::-:UX=-.-H-par . - , - on LOOKING FOR IICURI wheels, pop out paper bags, ~Oit llld ............0117 W'f :1.-2143 al! attachments. Runs like rrm for o. a. et.u ...,..... te~ta MelropoU:: Motori new. Blllnce due $34.25 - s.. ow ad 11111d~r llaRnu!tlOII ~ 1.. 0 . McCOY, AUCMONEER Terms arranged, WY 2·2204. naau .. n.. UDcom a.nt-. r.t.blJalt. 1021161c .. ,__ ~ Cbo•ter, Oblo. 3 23 lie • Fl' HNISHE!l :1 room Play Top Value Stamps And Kroger's I I I I • 1 1 1 I ! I • I' ' ' 1 I THE ALMANAC FrHit U.!f.D.A. GOV. INSPECTED 01t 1 fro elip 1vary time you vlelt our tltorea. Lift off the ..Oift BlngoN panel. 1. It a aift J• Tray-Pcu 27c Playlne Card. A 4lled lOW &i- )'OillOOQ • 2. 3. Top Value Stampe. If.lt reatlll, "Yov WIN A G1rr", you win your choice of any one of tile 26 ,Uta piotured Oil the Playing Card. If it readl, "You Win 50 Top Vllue Stampe:' turn In lift-oft' panel at any of our ltOns and receive your 60 Top Va!ue Stampa. Vegetable Shortening ~removed 4, 965 Pord Must•ng After JOil haft ' the Jllt.olf )llllll 11.- -..It "Gift BillfO" flip,llll out the d f - llde 1111d depoelt In entty'box at oar .... .M IJIId of ~ tbe fll'8lUi prill ~ wilullw will be teleotad fl-. tbll ...... Kroger Employee• antllim111u Ineligible To Win • . . . 1'0PWNiMII .......l . . . . . • A thoughl for the dayt Amef.. lean author Will Durant aald: , ~ "The health of t18Uooa Ia more Important lll8ll lila wallll· of lth Top Val _ u~ s~.) DS . tlll"'""'"'f., you can do abnost ar.u. 1 w.u.a.&& W , i .••• The evening stars are J upiler and Saturn. Humorist Will Rogers was b0111 on this day In 1679. On this day in history: ID 1842, 33-year-old Abraham Lincoln married Mary Todd in Springfield, Ill. In 1918, the Austrian and Hun· garian annles accepted World War I trnce terms dictsted bY the Allies. In 1931, the Leagne of No4ons cited Japan lor willful aggcesaion in Mancilurla. ID 1952, Gen. Dwight Eisenhower was elected Preslden~ erul!ng 20 years of DemocraUe administration. aatioaL• and millions ofpeople dol~ fD~~~-------------------------------------=~---------------------_j .. _ Center Cut IL. Chops --Fint 39 R"b -· -·cut· Lb'c •s -Hollywood Styto ,.,.. 49 c wtth c:ovpun fM s~aks c •••• • Pinto Beans 4 39c P1es ........ . 4 Flour .... 25 •1.49 Beef Stew ... 3 ·Morton's CrNM (II 'lfanetiet.) lb. 14 ... piN bat __ -c.o... --,.,. ·--.. --- ... ............... _.,.. • &rrM JPiHt ~aDd,..... Krov« Plain & Self·RIIint lb. Domino bag K......- llomottyto l Bottennilk 1964 Embassy Kroger V.. PM ,.,.. s) Coffee. • • . 2 •1.35 u ... lo.- a- Salad Dressing $ ct. White& A~t. Colors o/. pkga. K.._ llkod 400 boxes •••••• J',o. Sot.. ..... '· "" ·-- Copyright 1M Kroger Co. • •••• ............... • . lot. Nov. T, WI Twin Pac or Gal. Jug $ "EXTRA p._ Top Ye'- ...... willh - - - .-1 . . s) lb. Sat.. N<w. ' · 111M ..._.,5~·- Fortffled wlth Vitamins A Mid 0 iro rnak• It mart nwtritlout... Milk :M-. bat . SXTRA 1t.aks Country Clu .. ~ - Sat., Nelt'. T. 1964 _,.,..__ • Kroger Homo Can chase of 3 M>. pkg. FrtMn euta. ShrH1 t Plus •xtra Top Yalut Stamp& witt. coupon 7M & 1M 1• EXTRA Fr. Tepv-.......,. wiMII 0111111* aDd ...... !e • lb. FI"Hh Froz.n Large • Rib Chops Loin Chops . 59c Sliced Bacon ~": •.;. :-·2- !·. ~S9c Sliced Bacon K:kk:":· 2 ~.. Sl.09 FREE .. ,_.__ _ Cube Steaks ,'!.. ·1., ,'~.·2.19 Jt Top Vetu. 5t.rnp~ LlquMI Ice Milk. F~;. 2~ ••h98c Ivory • • Applesauce ... 8':..l<Qsl Cherries Sloitaly • e • e • 2 22 ... bottJH • • 6 Collftll Stohly R.S.P, No. 3111 • • • s) qt. s1 We ~ the rlg111! to limit quantifies. ..._._. . ·.-r........_,,._ ..... .... Plu• 5I Top Valu• Slempt with Coupon tG $ Stokely 20 1)%. loavrt •••••• • . Sat., ""'· , , • - Golden Ripe ter, VenUJ and Marl. EASY/ FUN/ NOTH/Nfl TO BUY/ HUNDREDS 01 WINNERII ~::..T.:u '! ~.: . lb~ .... • Cmter CKt H Legs ___~. _. lb. 45c Wings .. __ .. .. lb. 19~: Backs .. _... _. lb. lOc Livers _.. -... _ lb. 89c Giblets .. __ .. _ lb. 39c Breast Quarters lb. 39c Leg Quarters . lb. 35( Cut-Up The morning stars are Jupi- pictllled, matcll with gift on . - ' _ Qe ryers "fresh Pork Chop Sale" l'rnh I'To11e11 Breasts ............. lb. 49c . lit. tW "Piece Chicken By United Press lnternaUonal Tnday is Wednesday., Nov. 4, the 309tb day of 1964 with ~7 to follow. The moon Is new. RADIATOR SERVICE E.::: s~et·:;:.••o, PT. PLEASANT - Plans !or laking the 1964 Census of Agricultw-e in Mason County were lnnounced tnday by Edward F . RJckard, newly - appointed census erew leader lor the county. The job will be done in Utree llag... Fht will •orne recruitment and training of enumerators ot count all farms in the county. About one enumerator lor tach 150 larms will be ShorUy after November 12, the Bureau of the Census an agency of tbo U. S. Dep,;,m of Commerce, will start the second Biage by mailing agricuJtural census questionaires to aU rura1 hoxholder!l in the ruunty. This will give farm and ranch operators, who are required by law lo fill out the forms, a period of time to consult their records and fill ill answers to the questions. In the final stage, enumeratcn will visit tach fann in the ctoonty to eollect the queslionaires, At lbe tim• o1 this visit. the enumerators will help farmers complete answers to any questions the fanners may bave bad difficulty with. Enu· me:rator visits are scheduled to begin In this eounty 011 Novem· her 16. Blaettnars BLAETTNAR'S Register Each Week For The 1965 Ford ustang needed. z.mt ' Agriculture Census Plan Is Announced Top Value Stamps Kroger's ohaiM!I of 1-10 ct. pkg · I \ Eight /rom the Tri County area enlisted in the regular army during October, Sgt. Ken. 0 . Judd reported. Th e y were : Lewis Keith Taylor, !Dn of Mn . Mildred Rainey, 2309 Monroe St., Point Pleasant, a gra~ uate of Point Pleasant High, for airborne, to take paratroop training after basic training. Keith David Harper, son of · Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Harper, Gallipolis Ferry, a graduate of Point Pleaaant High to be trained in administration. Denm. !\Obert Kittle, 11011 of Mrs. Gay Jeffers, 139 State St., GaUipoHs, regular army, unas. slgnod. Jamet Roger Pullins, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Pullins, Po!Tleroy, a gradu ate of Pomeroy High to attend personnel management school . RusseH Earl McHenry, son of Mr. and Mrs.· Earl McHen ry, of 653 Fourth ave., Ga!lipoli s, regul ar army, unassigned. Charles William Eads, son of Mrs. Louis Am os of 830 Fourth Ave., Gallipolis, a graduate of Gallia Aettdemy, to he tn1ined in supply . Gene Arthur Armstrong, son of Mrs. Earl Armstrong, 843 Fourth St. , Gallipolis. a graduate of Gallia Academy, who attended Central Slate College to b~ trained in adminis tration.' Johnnie Nick Johnson, !!On of Mrs. F'reda Johnson or 42 Vinton street, GaiHpol ls , regular army unassigned. These young men are taking basic training at Fort Knox, Ky . Young men who enlist now will complete basic training this year and be in time for the 1965 schools. High school graduates wh? are interested in picking th~tr schools before they enlist should contact Sgt. Judd, Local Army Recruiter. The local office has five vacancies for Mili. tary police during November. a * Jl IXTRA ..,_.., .... -TapY.......... ........ I l I 1'wltt -~-·-· & • lllmiA ~ . . ,.,. y .......... ,,._..,_ _,......... ............. ' . . ..... lflw. 1, . . ·-· .. , ..... Fresh • . Sot. Nov. 7. iMI lb~ APPLES All Varloli" 4 ... 49c --.. •• Fresh Kale ___ 1 ...! 29e lb. bag c ' Peat _1:,:- $1.79 Orange-Pineapple Juice ___r.:~r:·-~- ··- 3 ... $1 Mlchlolin ~J: �• -~~· · · ··~ · - .. . . .... . .... . ..... , . . ........ . ~ ~ I Igrams· and activities were dis· 12-Dally The Sewing Club m<'t on Mr. and M". Jom.. 'Oyer Dolly Wolle, and the •lnglng al I c':""'ed. Those Oltending wer< Tuesday afternoon at the home or Norfolk, Va, are visitin& choruses by the children. R... Cindy Roush, Gail Miller, Bec· 1of Mrs. Herman Layne. Re- his mother, Mrs. H. L. Dyer. 1 {reshments were served . ky Gilmore, C02.y Cook, Leah frer:Jhm~nts were served to those Lester Little or H1~,~~:~ "M MOler, Eldlo Halstead. Al· l attendtng : Mrs. D. A. Smith. Saturday visitor! of Mr. I visited Dorsa Par.Gn. lee Stone, Becky Burris, Mrs. I Mrs. L. C. Rou sh, Mrs . James and Mn. Paul B. Powell were ' • Mr. and Mrs. wame Stover • By Mr Samuel Halstead, Mrs. Harry MacKnight , Mrs . Fred Batev , Mr . and _ Mrs. Walden Roush I and Alvin visited Sunday witll 1 ~. I. Curth Adams, Jr. Pickens, Mrs. Robert Gilmore, I Mrs . Harold Johnson . Mr.'j. ol Glenville. W. Va ., Mr . and ' . Mr. Stover's sister, Mr. d BEND RUSI'LERS Rev . Martin Berisford, and John Fry . Mrs. W. T. Stone, Mrs. Gerald Kelly of Colum· ' Mrs. Earl Robmson. Mrs . Her· , Mrs Earl Robinson. an : .e Bend H~stters t·H Club 1Sandra Pickens Mrs. Howard Wallenhals. Mrs.: bus. Ohlo. Mr. and Mrs .. Ad· berJ Shields, Mrs. Foc1e Hey· R F. 8 a 1 Mrs Llovd Roush n an Lathey, Judy and Lmda,: m<n recently visited rolallves 1- - - - - - - - - - · td I Halloween party on Mon- 1 11iy ev•ninc 'at the Lodge Hall CLASS PARTY · o~r"n H .1· M·1· . H R'l ot Letart and Mr and Mrs at Columbus. foll.owed by their re~•lar l Mn. Robert Cooke entertain· Mrs. L ous l. ~ · Jot' Kerby of Pt Pleasant. Mrs. Raymond Hensle r and I ... \'ance and Mrs. Layne. m!Jlthly meetins. A prize was led on Frida y evening wit h a Louise P.arr or Racine spent a gi ..J, to the hard~t to guess. Halloween party for the me m· The next meeli ng w1ll bP. MI'S. Euge~ Htlster spent day visiting Mr . and Mrs. Dai.J.,.I!t' Capehart . Refreshments lbers of her fourth grade Sun· held at the home ot Mrs F'rrd several days m Huntmgton on las Hill. b USLOt:' ::i S last Wl:'t'k w~ served by Mrs. Roy Cooke day School elass of .the E U.8. Batey on Novt'mber 10 Mr s. Carroll White and daug:h1 c.ntl , Mrs . Ro~rt Gilmore to IChurch. A short busmess meet· JEWELRY PARTY Mr . l\nd Mrs. Habert John· ters Oiirla and Deanna. Mrs., lh~~ attending: Llnda Roush, :lng was held and officers wer~ Mrs Velma Roush entPrtain· . ston and child ren of Mounds· Dorsa ~arsons went with CarSh!r.on Rickard. Debra Rick· elected : Pam Weaver . pr<SI· ed on Wednesday with a J<W<I· ' ville . w Va, were week end roll Whl!e to S.llevllle. W. Va. Sunday Schnol altendance Sun. ar£ Beverly Knapp, Pamela dent : John Burns, VICe pres i· ry party w1lh Mrs. W1J11am gu"l> ul Rev. and Mrs Jack · Tuesday where he is employed 1day, NovPmber 1 wes 20. H~ing. Everett Hanning, Jo- dent ; ~ha_rl~ne Weaver. Seel"'t'· Russell as demonst rator . Oth· w~leh and Tommy and Mr . and on the A. J. Patte.n farm_. The;e will be an old rashlondy - ~_Athey, Mike Alhey, Har· ; tary: Chnstmt> Hoffman, treas· ers altendmg wart> i\'lr~ l~es· Mrs. Donald Bumgardner and Mr . and M;s. Cec1l Kirk of ed belliny and shower Satur· riel Layne, V1c'kt Bumgardner, ur~r. ter Ohhng~r. Mrs. Pete Ohhng- jfamily . Mason. Yo:'. \r a. spent Sunday day , November 7 at t h Chityl Bumgardner, Debrto. Those a~ tending Pr.m er. Mr~. Clarence Thomas. Mr~. ' . w1th 1.~e1r dt:.ughter , Mr. and home of Mr. Mrs. Perry Cur· Klrii:, Jane Capehart. Steve Weaver. Lmda Roush. Chnstlne : RobPI Thomas, Mr~ Davtd Mr . ~nd Mrs. Pliul B Powell Mrs. f<red Jenkins and family. tis in honor or Mr. and Mrs. Hatsto;-ad, Allen Smithson. Joy Hoffman , Debra Rickard. Jean Roush . Demse Scarbrrry and la,nd Rick sp~nt, Mond.ay Jn Members of the Methodist Olin Reynolds (Virginia Curfiithson. Cindy Roush, G a i Harra h. .J uh n Burris, Chuck Mrs. Lloyd Roush.. Charleston, \\ · \ a · Sunday School enjoyed a ~a_llo· lis l. '41~er, Becky Gilmore, Cozy Wood , Lawren ce Weaver , BeeBIRTH t Phyllis Baley undt>rwent a ween party ~~the churrh dmmg Kate Hill. dauahter of Mr. ~e, Leah Ann Miller, Eddie ! ky Ohlinger. and Mary Jan · Mr and Mrs. Larry Lathey tonsilleetomy at M('dlcal Cen· room .. Attendmg were Mr s. Dal· and Mrs. Harold Brannon, H~ad, AUce Stone and San- ' Bumgarner. , are announcing the bi rth o( a ~ ter hospital in r.alhpoli s, Ohio, Ia~ Hlr. , Arthur, Ja~ and Dean confined indefinitely to the Peo.. draiPickens. Mrs. S;Jmuel Hal· BRIDGF. CLUB daughter. born on October 29 last week. Hill, Mr.s . Earl R?bmson .. Carl. pie's Hospital In Msnsrteld, O. sleid, Mrs . Harry Pickens. Mrs. _Mrs Herman Layne enter- at Holzer hospital. The: baby i Raymond an~ Br1an Robmson , A shower of cards would be Leonard Smithson and Mrs . ta.mPd on W':'drwsday. afternoon has been named Melissa Carol. I Mr. and Mrs . . H~wer~ Wag· [ St~v~ . John~It>, nreama and much appreciated from Paul Rickard. w1th <~ table of bndge: Mrs. The Latheys have one other 1 enhals ano: vacattonmg m Flor· , D<Jvld Jenkms. Mrs . Russell fritmd s. The officers and leaders of • P.aul Scally won the prtze for child, a son, JeU. :da . Rous\1 , KobNtl, Nency, Sharon Pall! Dean Branno'""r;i:~sds~::~:ll the Bend Hustlers .H c u b i h1gh , score and other~ playing The grandparents are Mr . N-eil Haymaker is a p_at 1ent 1Cindy .. David an~ Eddie Roush, [ ing 8 week with hi~ g 1 4 met with Ssndra Pickens at we~e Mrs. D. A. Smith and a nd Mrs. Carl Gibb!) of New , at Pleasant V<'!lley Hosp1tal. ·Mrs. Carrol\ White and Darla. er, Mrs. Mary Nicholas 1· Haven and Mr. God Mrs. Les· · Mr . and Mrs. James Oyer and [ Mrs. .Ja mes Hupp, Mr. and Mr&. Sunday visitors of Mr. and her home Monday afternoon. ' Mr~. G~orge Lerner. Committees for the coming , BIRTH . . ter La they or Langsville, Ohio. I Mrs. H. L. DyPr were Thur~- Arnold Hupp, Eddlf' and Rocky Mrs. \1ayford Buchannen year were appointed and pro· Mr. and Mrs. ':VIlltam . E PARTY :day guests or Mr. and Mrs . NPt· l Hupp , Mr. and Mrs. Dorsa Par· ! Mr. and Mrs. Bernsrd Buchan:-..,....,....;.~===.,:..-, 1 Greer· art> announr1ng the birth Mrs. William Ru~sell was de~ ; gel Dyer in Parkersburg . sons and Roge r, Harold LDwson, l nan of Parkersburg and Thelof a son born on O~ober 20, 1monstrator at a jewelry party ] Mr. and Mrs. James Fry and Btlly Wht-eler, and the Supe rin· 1rna Eagle and family , local. a t Holzer hosp1lal. The on Friday afternoon at the , Mr. and Mrsl John Fry were , tendent. Mrs. Dolly Wolfe . De- , Mr. and Mn. HArold Bran1 1964. Visit lhe ... baby weighed ni ne pounds four home of Mrs. Larry King . Oth· i recent guests of Mr. and Mrs . votions were held by Mrs. Rus~ ~ non were visiting their child! ounces .al.ld has been named ers attending were ~rs. Larry 1 ~reeman Roush in Cl-!'veland . ,S(' ll Rous.h sl'riptur~ by Mrs. ren In Marisfleid over the week .. . John William. I Chees'!brtow, Mrs. DI Ck Young . \ra , Earl Hoblnson, prayer by Mrs. l Pnd. Grandparents are Mr and IMrs. Nellie Casto, Mrs. Danny il l _____,_-.....--.,..-.____.-...,.;_,..;,._.;_____,____..--....,..=== ,; FOR A Mrs. Arthur Smith, Mr and Yonker, Mr s. Jack Hesson . . t=REE SHOE SHINE Mrs. Robert GrePr , and great Mrs. Herman Ohlinger and Mrs. gr.:mdparenls are Mrs. Florence .Johnny Roush. Fro.m Our Nt>w F;le!'tric Work man. Mr and Ms. Tho· LUTHERAN MBN Shoe Shiner. 1 , mas Coleman. Mr. and Mrs The Lutheran Church Men o( 1 John Greer and Mrs . Maude st. paul's Church met on Wed· i Zickafoose . nesday ~vening for a dinner MIDDLEPORT, 0 , SEWING CLUB meeting. Devotions were led by Paul Roush and the program wa s prt'senled by Lloyd Roush . Tho~w attending were Rev . Jack Welch, Harry Layne. Her· man Layne, Gary Rahman, WHli<trn Russell. William Powell. Paul Roush. John Will and Lloyd Roush . LADIES NIGHT Ladies Night was held at lh~ ' YOUR CHOICE regular dinner mee.ting ot thP Rot <.ry club on Thursday evening nt the Hartford Methodi sl -~ church. Those attending were 1 83c Mr . and Mrs. Arthur Thabet, I 100 1Mr and Mrs. Jack Fleeher, Mr. I and Mrs. Clyde Foley, Mr. and ~ M-..Herman Laynf'!, Mr. and Use Our ' Mf§ .''Harry Miller, Hev. "... and La ···Away 1 Mt:i . ... Martin Berislord. Mr . . 1 and Mrs. Edwin Stein, Mr. and Plan! Mrs. Donald F. Roush. Mr. and With FrH Play Dough Set Our Extensive Collection of BULOVA Watches Mrs. Rome Williamson. Mr . While They Laat From $24.15 and Mrs. Lloyd Roush and Mr . L. L. Sr.wart. PERSONALS Mrs . Floyd Miller of Mar< j !etta, Ohio visited relatives · hert" over the weekend. Mr . and Mrs. Albert Field• 98c or Uncoln Park, Mich., are visiting Mr. and Mrs. James N. Roush and children and re· : latives in W. Va. ~ NeWH3ven Apple Grove Society Notes I ' ewsNotes ,!· Television Revue sentinel, Pomeroy·Midllltpolt, 0., NCr.. ( II ' ) _Joppa Society Notes By RICK DU BROW ever, were still matters of in· ~~ted Preu lulen!atlonal dividual competition. LLYWOOD (UPI) - T h • Under the pool arrancement, fine tradlUon ol elecUon mght Identical lilllfes were posted halliovers was dlspalchetl into by th network• and the wire oblivion 1\telday evenlt~~ ln full aervices, 10 that-prallf ~!­ view ott elevlsJon watcher• who the viewer who tuned In say saw_ a new, cooperotive and tan· lhe early Huntloy-Brinkl~y o~ tastJcally !111 vote· counting I Waller Cronkite newscasl8, process. found no cauae for bewilder· To the nootal1lc recaller o! ment over dilferent tallies. This past elections, t.hflre may have was jn marked controst to the been little drama In the super- June 2 California primary fight QUJCk tallymg of results in tile between Goldwater and Nelson race between President Johnson Rockefeller, when televiewers : and challen1er Barry Goldwa· had their emotions driven in all ter, •nd In many other races. direction• by the varying counts. But lhe new vole-counllng pool Tueaday nigh t, there was no procedure of lhe two wire serv. prolon1ed period of sweating acea and the three maJor net out the returns-not only beworkiJ could bring only thank s c~:~~use a£ Johnson' s wide marfrom moat view&, and new11pa· gin of victory, but because also _per readers, becauae of Its eJim. of the rapid compilaton. And : •nation ol oonfliclina 11111res 1 though we had a network prom. i ca~•ed by varyfnl metllods and se not to be Joo cozy wlh the orden of computina:. Gone were word "declare." some of the the atten~ant tlleatrlcs and false projections by computer were drama superficially created by stated In such a faohion that 1 such con!llcts. Projections, how. they could be int erpreted as li~ ' r I 1 I wen: 1 1 II I j I I I MAKE YOUR APPOINTMENT TODAYI 1 WY 1·2475 I l - ·I 1 eJf$4995 '\ 11c .......... RUSSEll STOYER CANDY NEW IN POMEROY--MIDDLEPORT • <111 PARTY ITEMS and GREETING CARDS GIBSON & HALLMARK LOW PRICES F lie just aat' .... Mdools·•o' tr1- 011,:-Fa 1lie -'<es .., acli "I>- 1 I 'l'- ~ GILLETTE STAINLESS STEEL BLADES 69c FROST IE Available In 12 01. C1ns I (250 TABLETS) 59c ery . .\ J'rench- .... 25. Not: preflx 26. Small point of aUvtr Ulltta.nt: mil. 30. Pre. .!iCrlbed 18. The plan ot alit..rary regi- com.po1ltJon men dllu~ ae. Offl.oer' • 29. A llgT; lts.cr.._ man 24 . Fe-m at. 11. 8...0 ~~-Chin­ oOk •o. N.Z. tort OltNO.'tOU DON'T//- M'i land 21. J'orrntd ~ILROAD bead.l st. A play on wordJ WANTS IT loACK··· 32. J'loat aJonr ttrbuy 18. MUJic note 84, Aloft 35. Retuma protit 18. BoY'o a.nr'• ·f t. E"clama,. 1 Here's how to work It: LONOJI'J:LI~ow I• On~ lett er simply stand• tor th for the t hree L's x tor tM twan°0 , tr. 1n this .sample A 11 uted t rophies, the len{th ~d !onn&~ \ 1!:~ Single letters, &polEach day the cod• l•ttera are dlf::;;nt. words arl' all hint., ODS UN ICHS S F F M, ERSAMSIOIM EU EUU R UIB SIMS.-WCIICYFM . _________.__ Kjq I'Ntun. 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Roscoe Thol1l< 3:00 Sunday Chapel 3:33 Country Hymntlmers D ( an Hayman) 4:18 Suutlay Showcase 6:00 Baptist ~·s Hour 6:80 Sundown Sereoade 6:G Sign 'Jff September 5:45 Sign Oll .October Bv GEOltGE WONDEII ONE riA'( A tii<OIIE CAU ·~ $5.95 BExa SPEC. FORMULA·· $3.98 3'f.J Month Supply GERITOL LIQUID FREE 30 DAY SUPPLY VIGRAN 9Jc WJ.TH EACH BOnLE OF 100 CAPSULES PURCHASED QUANTITIES LIMITED ON SOME ITEMS DU·TT.ONS I'RII PAIKIN. IN REAR . Ilollittl ond dlstributttl ~Y Tho Sovon u, lottlln1 Co, hawthorn 2t.lmpa.utve IN THE Cone or J~ . <:onvuJJJvely 21. Stud,ent• IJ. Lonr. 28. Shore wailln( recess $2.49 UNIPHEN CAPS, lOG's - $1.49 ASPIRIN 32 . To dial. MAN AS AN ANIMAL.-Elo!ERSON $1.19 ! clock 26. Pota.to: .:!.1t14 HELPFUL SALESPEOPLE TO A~IST YOU 11&118<11ut~..I·•••·· •Jhllaillf 18. Sc~• 20. Thf, SAMANTHV .. l GOT BISCUITS 1,._,,"''" oveN 1"e11tl!rday's Cryptoqu te• 00 LOOKING AT A o • D DEFEND ME FROM EVER Weather LOTION SOc CLEAN REST ROOMS LADIES AND CHILDREN ur 10M wiLh 17. Exl1t WlF ME ? •h&ped Ba.ham11. l&l&lldt n . Weeps GYTERCYF $1.00 DOROTHY PERKINS BABY NEEDS and GIFTS 1. Capital ot 16. Theref(.lr• N PI I COSMETICS AND FRAGRANCES riJitie 7. A wtnc' AN ' PlAY HOPSCOTCH CAN'T GO OUT OF TH' HOUSE, lion MAX FACTOR LARGE SELECTION lnJ antmlll 26. Ship.. f•land ruiat&nce- : elec. 1:";. Frla.r'1 title ASY REYlON BEAUTY AIDS Super Anahist lf . Unltot chew· A. Cryptorram QuoN.Uon 59c CHANEl NO. 5 FRAGRANCES 12. DiaeonCflrt MtlSMIF .. WilL '<E COME OIJT 31. Cud· AXYDLBAAXIt BAYERS ASPIRIN PUFFS G&ln knowled.J'e I . Italian DAIL V CRYPTOQUOTE - Reg. 19c GLEEM Toothpaste 63c 1 ~- LANDS NO!! 4S.Mut and THE SHOE BOX . , . roadway I r name 11. Range ' 22. Norse 42 . ~ol. vein THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 1 10. Olrl'• z~ 2t. Am. jurlol 2'. P&rticle J. 8'111J'Indl• -6 . Simian n. Narrow POMEROY 220 E. MAIN ST. 1>..- G. T!Wl t . On tiptoe . r j •lor!' 11. FalH· hood 39. Overflowed GROVER'S STUDIO I DOWN 1. A.tcent , Tbe Christmas Seaaon. 1 SHOE BOX A.llJIOSS 1. lCM.Ieva.l nJckna.n~ 1 , DAILY CROSSWORD a1. A thurno, ttnrer or .. . . Have Your Portrait In Time For 1 ! ! I 1 1 not paclced tGgether ~tly and, therefore, quJckut>d doeo not remain firm when water gets into it. It cannot Sllpporl a hea. I vy weight, thus bocomfnl a dan. l Qulckaand tllfftro from ortfl. gerous trap lor onlmala and nary sand in that the gainl!l are men. lie else butd eclaratlons. Some of these reports were offered whllc pollt were still open in l the West. 122 N. ,RcOND 73 f1LL ST. MIDDLE PORT I ·0~ • I . i WOW....,..t'L.L SAY THeY'RE LOW h flHV. YOU NINMVfntAT'S PRE~OUSIJT WAS !f't ALL THE PAPAHSJ THE HE'AOHUHTAI-IS GOT ~IM I . . A I=ITTII'I'J Flr·US!-1 I GAY.I - .. · - • ,i- • • HAIOIJ) GRAY �•' ln lr'"_...,..,...,.,..:;..,.=.._......,___ •r. The Nobl<!men Quort.t of i FOJU) FACES OPEI\A110N 1w!th the BaiUmoro Cllppero ~llll!i-~~ WHTNJ!'V wiU bf at the church Nf:W YORK <UP!i New the American Hockty Leaaua, 1 Youtha Pre•ident I S.tun!ay tvtnina. Novtmbel· 21, York Yankee IIGUthpaw ICI will rejoin tht Haw Yorll Rllll· -Group aiqina openod tht •pon...-ed by lho Youth f'tl· Whitey Ford, l?oplnl winner !ers as they lace off against the meellna ol the Youth F.tlow· Jtowshlp. ln the Amari""" League In 11114 . Chicago Black "-wka in • Naallip of the l!:n141'pri,. E.U.B. and a on..,ome lottr In lhe ' tilll!al Hockey Loagut C<JIItosl The M Y.F. croups of Ule Le- Roy Donohew, Mr. and Mrs. Ch~rch Sund.ay evenina in th• j World Series, will travel to tonight . The Rancors recalled 21 R'·' tart P'aDs, Apple Grove, East Dorsa Parsons, Mro. Ru.,cll church basem.,t. wera flO on Houslon, Tu., 1o hlva his aU· Fonteynt to fill !bolt playor Letart, and G~eat Bend held Roush , Rev. and Mrs. J . Ear. Judy Sm•lh was devotion• II 2 Hour E~~t:cur•ion lng left artn operated on. Umlt 1 Halloween partJes with the Jun. ly. loader JIJid Marjorie Bentz read The Meigs County Rldlnf Club Tho operollon will lake place · lor group meellng at , the Attending from the Senior the scripture. 1\eadlngs were had t trail ride Sunday start- ot St. IAike'o Hotpltol next ANNOUNCE SUPPER home of Mr. and Mrs. RU9Sell group wore Charloo Matthowo, given l)y Junlor Bent!, Sharon , Ina from the ftO<'k Springs fair· i Monday and will be performed A jitney supper sponwred- by Roush .and the Senior group at Patty Boker, Max and Clarence Dill, Paula frick , Kathy Dill, I ground . 1by Dr. Denton Cooley o1 HOUI- the Syracuse Methodlsl church th e home ol Mr. JIJid Mrs. Bert Hill, Gary Donovan, Beverly Brenda Bentt and Bonnte There wore 17 horses and ton and Dr. MarUn Schulman will be held at the school Teaford, Hunt, Sue MWtr, Eddie Hupp, Smith . A question and •nswer ponl•s. and 21 rldors on the I of Great Neck, N.Y. house Saturday from 4:30 to Attendtna from lhe Junior Yvonne Rowe, Gena Matthewa, period was eonducted by MilS excurolon. Riding wer~ Homer 1 j 8:3!1 p. m. Roast turkey. chick· group were Debby Bos~, San- Chris Matthews, Peggy Riffle, Smith . · Radford, Kathy Morgan. Mr. STAYS WITH YANKS 1on and ham are on the menu. dra Sayre, Melissa Proffilt, AI- Rhonda Braden! Nancy Pick- Election of otricers was held and Mrs. T\)111 Reuler and NEW YORK (UP!) Yogi -~ - -lhur Hin, Vlck.t Abt.s. Law- eqs, Danny, M•ke, Dale a o d wllh Boonle Smith oelected •• Rhonda, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Berro, recently fired •• managrence Able•, KeJth AShley, Nell Marvin Hill, Brendo and Ruth presidont ; Jane Evans, vi"" Jones and Jimmy, Mr. and Mro. er nl the New York Yank~•. Baker, Roberta Teaford, Deb- Jarrell, Je...-y ond Allen Free- president; Mike Bentz, secre- F'red Leifheit, Anna Wii!On and returned his signed two-year : by Mtller, Steve Yonker, Ken- man, Juhe Early,. Jeff Dono- Utty; Marjorie Bentz, treaa- friend , Sharon Wilson, Tereaa contract to the Yankee front ny Shuler, Stanley _Braden, Ed· hew. Frank Profitt!, Roger . urer ; and Skip Logan, report· and Cindy Gooch, Carol Hill, office Monday a• a special field dJe Cross, Bobby Ptckens, Ga:r Parsons, Randy Proffitt, ChrJS- 1 - ~- - - -- - Charlo• R. Karr, Jr., and lrlond consullant. , Wa Repolr All Roush, Joan Roush, Editb tt Yost, Peuy and Nancy Bo- aid Allen, Carol Ann McCray, j Jim Elias, Donna Manuel, Jane 1 The former manaeer retains 1 M1kes I Mod•l• SA VII! YOUR RC COLA, DIET -RITE COLA, NEI'Ii!l Roush, Billy Wheeler, Roberta so, ond counselors, Mro, Dale Charleo Fuller, Mcs. Beecher Rees and Janet Manuel. the privilege of makinl another . ,_ _ TRUll! I'RUIT OUNGII! AND U,.,El 10 tonL CA .... Roush, Pomela Buck, Barbaro Hill, Mrs. Rondall Roberll, Cooper, Mrs. Virgil f . Cold· j Other members of the club deal for himself under the con- I Sarooh, Debby BooUc, Debby Mrs. Paul Saure and Rev. well, Mrs. Charleo V. Wood , . wero pre1ent at lite fairground traclterml. THEY ARE VALUABLE! Early, Chrtat Early, Jean Hupp, Jamea Early. fllmo were Mrs. Floyd Callahan and Infant I to oee the riders start and vlo· FONTEYNE REJOINS TEAM WY 2-2255 WI WILL ,.AY V2 CINT Nancy Routh, Gregory Dono- lhown, "Learnlns Church Man. oon and Mrs. Richard E. Gaul · lted until they returned after o l HEW YORK <UPII-Val Fon. 608 E. Moln St. Pomeroy EACH TO YOUR FAVORITE CHARITY hew, Sharon Roush, Cindy, Da- nora ," by the Rev. Earll'. and Infant aon. I two hour ride. lteyne, • veteran left wtngor ._.,.,..,..,....,...._ _....,,.,.,,., vid and Etldle Roulh. Cou1111el· Refroshmenll of doushnuto .. . --~. -. - ·~--- _ _ -~_L._.......... oro, Mrt. June Alhlay, Mro. 1111d kool ado were eerved. The MYP' meell every Sunday at 5: SO p. m. II the Letart Falll Melhodlot church. 1 Dally . ..!' " . ~·. SentineL Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Nov. 4. 1964-13 I Bonn;. Smith u • MYF Group" Meet lor Halloween Parties at Two Homes Recently I 400-cl. bo1• I· I 1 - new I diet-rite 1 cola 1 1 I HUNTS or STOKELrS TOMATO HUNT'S Yellow Cling Sliced or' Halve• CLELAND'S T.V. 2'/z 14·oz. ...,,.,,..,,..,=,..,,.,.,..,,..,======!!!!I• CUI bottles RADIO & T.V. I PEACHES liATSUP $ CALENDAR .Chase & Saaborn SOCIAL COFFEE Swift's Premium, Tender Grown ~Whole u. s. Government 1nspected I ~00 Hie off lab.l • 2-lb. FRYING ;;···· ~~~~ With A $30.0'0 PURCHASE NOW THRU SAT., NOV. 7TH c... ONE COUPON REDJ:ri:MED WITH EACH 130.00 PURCRA.SB. YOU MAY I1 EDEEM A! MANY OOUPONS AJ!I YOU WISH ON THlB BASIS At any EVANS tender'~rown SWIR'S ' , .. ,. ,II lb. •· -~· FRYING CHICKEN PARTS . ..,. IOOl.;NUI Breasts •Thighs 55c •. 45c Legs • ~.19c WI CUT-UP With A $10.00 PURCHASE NOW THRU SAT ., NOV. 7TH lb. ONE COUPON REDEEMED WITH BACH UO.Ot PURCHABJ:. YOU :YAY' REDEEM Ae MANY OOtrPONS AI Yotr Wl8H ON THIB BASIS At any EVANS Drumsrlcb CANNED . U. s. i Swift'• Prem1um Governmeftt lnspecte d HAM 5 Jbs $ 69 • w••,ht Cra"' ltyr. - s POT PIES Chicken Beef RACINE l •• FROZEN FOOD BUY Chef'o Cholc• SILVER FLEECE Rl!D SOUR PITTED FRENCH FRIED POTATOES 3 ~~. $1 TIEN QUI!I!N ORANGESS GOLDEN DELICIOUS APPLES 4 bag BETTY ZANE-YELLOW OR WHITI! 2 lb. c _ .....1,. ~4 u-: ...h.69c · ........ SOl IIZI • • ,... " . I • I ~ - ·- . ....... ... . . . ....... _.... . . .. •'t ~- '. .. { ' • - J ·' • ' ( , 1 ' . COUNTRYSIDE 'y ' for ' •• · ·· - - ~ ·· 4 uo:s1·00 46 DETERGENT f~:- 2· ·sSe 0 -·· · -· · · ~ · · -- -· · · - · - ··· · · I IILVIR DUST ~ ~. . box 4-roll z pkgs. s Good Quality NEW CABBAGE 7 Crllp and tender , ORANGE ·DRINK J l ·- ~ c • 101 1111 " RINGO \ '. ' can 2-lb. ·ICE CREAM .. c O'L C Chuck Roast La~n a_nci_ _ _ Jb. tender J 9c lb. .....,., S9a • • CREAMETTIS ELBOW FAIRMONT COUNTRYSIDI APPLE ' SAUCE CHERRIES VANILLA- CHEitRY- ORAHGE CUSTARD ·' • • COMO BRAND ITOKILY'I c 24 oz. .FABRIC SOFTENER Larp bas • • • J DOWNY Reel Sour Pitted c cana PRIED POOOS TASTE BETTER IN c V2-Gal. CTN. RUTLAND O'L 24 Extra lb. RT. 124 Crown 49~ STOKELY'S lb. N.., Phono No. IH 2-55-Q 46 • 5c OH LaHI Clover Farm Department Store. • • ' DlNTY MOORE OR ARMOUR'S PURE LARD TOOTH PASTE RUTLAND BAKERY BUY COOKIES 39c FRENCH CITY BRAND SWEET JUICY- FLORIDA Opon 1 to I Mon. Thnr lat. No, Pallonll recently discharged included Mro, John Berrld,e, Eskew Jobnson, Arnold Fowler, Wilbur Mercer, Mrs. VictQr Combs, Ruby Haggy, Mrs. Doll- ·~cream jcres_t_~. Fifth encl Peerl RACINE I All Flavor• DISCOUNT DRUGS '"lbo SIOH \Yftb A Barf' - ~ quart CREST - SAVE 21c c •• ROSE CROIX Dtoebartetl 3 LBS. _ _ $1.29 Wellesley Farms 8 :!~ 1 Food Merlclt 303 GROUND BEEF 5 SOUND RIPI LIBBY'S PINK 2-lb. pkg . Whole lte ..al Sweet PEAS FRESH••. FRESHER ... Rl&ht reserved to limit quantities GROUND CHuc:K 8Royal=Prince1 Tarkew Routt 7 TUPPIRS PLAINS _, - - Now thrv lat. HoY .. 7th 1f64 1 LYONS Clover P:arm Store RACINE, 0. or Golden CORN -----------FROZEN FOODS VALUE WAID CROSS' SONS EYANS EXTRA LEAN UIMIIAI GROUND IEIP Royal Prince Entered Hooplta! Arnone those who entered Holzer hospital ln the put 24 hours were Mrs. Geor1e W. Moodispaugh , 132 Fourth Ave., Mrs. Stella M. Youn1, 3o Hen· kle Ave., Ruby Deane fraley, 93 Cedar St., Mn. Carlton E. Null, 97 Garfield Ave., Mrs. Thomas F. Pllchlord, 425 Rallroad Sl., Kanauga, Mrs. Holll1 R. Mayu, Bidwell, Mrs, William F . Montgomery, Crown City, T81nara Lynn Halotead, · 1418 Lewis St. , Pl. Pleasant, Mrs. Marlha Juhling, Hartford, W. Va., Mro. Worthy F. Nibert, Hogsett, W. Va., Mrs. A. Pearl Folden, Apple Grove, W, Va., accident victim, who expired, Norman L. Ye10uger, 549 Head· ley St., Middleport, Mro. Russell E. Few, 161 1> No. Fifth St .. Middleport, Mrs. Norman B. Hyoell, Rt. I Pomeroy, M rs. Charles F. Shain, Rt. 2 Racine, Mrs. Chesler B. Rice, Jackson, Mro. Belly Phipps, Jockoon, Charles M. Denny, Coalton, Mrs. Otho Gregory, RadcUif, Clayton E. Morrie, Rt. 3 South Point. Mrs. Marie Pursley, Akron, Mrs. Paul J . Johnson, Huntington, Ivan H. ·Gregory, Huntington, John Greer, S•·., Ashland. Ky., Mrs. Bruce E. Scotl, Williamtown, W. Va. SANDWICH CREAM with IN• (oupefl & l'urthaw ~ 3-lb. or IIIQJ'O N.•• PictSweet 100 Betted FOR Hospital News NOV. ' The Amateur Ganlen club will hold its meeting at t h e borne of Grace Pratt on Wed· nesday, Nov. 4. Anyone wish ing to make arrangements, pleaaa brlnfl materials. NOV. o The JOF ela" of the United Methocliot ohurch will sponsor a nmunage sale of the church 'l'huraday, Friday and Saturday, November 5 • 7. The Auxlllary of the Pomeroy Bend ClUztnl Band Radio Club will meot Thurday at 7:3!1 p. m. at the home of Mrs. Robert illrdiD, Syracuse. NOV. 6 The Middleport Busine .. and Pro£e11ional Women's C I u b will sponsor a rumtl1<lge sale Friday and Saturday, Nov. 6 and 7 in tho Weber building next to the Quality Print Shop on MID-St. Bethel No. 62 of the Jnternationa! Order of Job's Daughttrs Will meet U the Pomeroy Masonic Temple, Thursday at 7:30 p.m. The Catholic Women's club of the Sacred Heart church will meet In the church auditorium Thlll'lday at 6:30 p.m., lor a potluck dinner and meeting. Thefe will be an auolion of homemade articlol. Evangeline Chapter No. 1'12, O.E.S. of Middleport, wiD hold Its regular meeting Thuraday evening, Nov. 5, at the Ml8011· ic Temple in Middleport. R• freshments will be served. llleplar, Fine, Drip j only 1 calorie per servinf no sugar at all SERVICE - ' ' ·. ICE CREAM . ' Golden Yellow CARROTS 10c Full o, vl111111"1 I pound t;ello bag -' ---'-- Good Quality . Boili.ng ·aeef For IOIIp 411r Cook with Noodla1 ,. $ 3• 1 · L · . I . ' �I ' 1VEA111EB S•carcJty • 0£water, Future conservancy daughter-Jn.Jaw, Mr. llld Mrs. 16-Dally Sentinel, l'omeroy-Mid~leport, 0.:- Nov. 4, 1964 DAUGHTER BOliN Gett•"ng Problems, DIscussed by Area Agent Moore Personal; . . Pll'lly cloudy and cool today, lllootly f•Ir and mild Friday. Hlp lodaJ - · 1.,. IODil:bt f William Nease and family. and family and his father, Clif- 1er of Peoria , IU., were recent'" I Mr. and Mrs. Tom G!1lM« I Eug..,e Hiller llld !rend of ford Hiller. callers of Mr . and Mrs. Usw (Carolyn Wilson), .Pomeroy, Barberton spent the week end f .:·~~~~7~1• ~w~~lth~M~r~.~and~~M~rs~...Fr~ed~N~ease:~~M~r~.~a~nd~Mr~s~.~E~lm~er~M~a~grud~~-~N~e~a:s~e·:..,........~==--=-, : : ~a~t.:~r~u~:=mr.r o t" ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY VOL XVI NO. 174 POMEROY -MIDDLEPORT. OHIO corm:: Sale . of Dinette Sets 1 Ir: ° I . d~;a~2nd :nni:!rs~; ·~ill j Mo~gan, I I ~::;;Jg at~ ~Jthm. <:~ ~ve~ ~~:'"~·orps lnstallatt'on of Fol~en M d f • I Oy yemng ;;;;;;_~.;;.......==o;o;;;::-=1 i ;i~ Ha~:k~ 1 evenm~ s~~~~~ i ' ~s ~n I I r~~- a~d excellent irade by Mrs. Mrs. and James past pres· and of Clairsville,_ Va. and Mrs. Uswln Nea!e, \y -who also spoke on theWake· '* Il idellt an Titus, Ohio Association spentfamily the weekend with h1sOhiO, par. w.Mr. I t1tlou tor Bible reading itt the of Clubs judge, lnstaBed ents, Mr. 611d Mrs. Earl Danny Nease and Mr. and ! I I G~den Rous~. Ill at his I Mrs. Herbert Devl.o of Athens Ito the pt"tition. Brief talkl t Mrs. Robert Reibel. New .offi.. home on Seventh-Ave. spen,twith the the former's son and wert~stgngiv~n by the other state cer& include Mra. Paul W 1 nn, Sandra Acree, daughter of. : nati 'I P= I •' ond "THE CURSE OF THE LIVING CORPSE" HORRIFYTNG 1 WEffiOT F'ANtASTIC' Weird atomic livP off human beasts blood, The flrgt horror-Mon· ster-Musi('al. .' 69.00-5 PIECE CHROME 30" TABLE .. ,·",.,.,· .. · " " .. SALE 54.00 . 79.00-7 PIECE BRONZETONE 36" TABLE . , , · • • • ·, · · · · · · • · · · SALE 64.00 89.00-5 PIECE CHROME 36"· TABLE ......... · .. , .. ·...... SALE . 74.00 98 00-7 PIECE BRONZETONE 36 " TABLE · · .. · .. ·",. .. , .. · SALE 84.00 WASHINGTON •· ·· 11~.00-5 PIECE BRONZETONE ROUND TABLE .. , , ........ SALE 104.00 11900-5 PIECE GOLDTONE DROP LEAF TAB LE .......... · SALE 104.00 . • 119.00-7 PIECE CHROME 36" TABLE ..... · · · · · .... , .... · SALE 104.00 SUN ., MON. and TUES. November 8·9-10 Joshua LoRan's "ENSIGN PULVER" \'(;~]~;;.colu~~rl Robert lve•. Walter Matthnu, To!flmY Sands. Millie PNkms. Kay Medford. Nobody ever foul ed up the fltoet like En~ign Pulver see his coll~rlinon o! pJn .ups lover, ftghter, specia!i~t in SNAFU. Colorurtoon• Wei~ I" concern; I I ·~:~::-:-::::;;:;~~~~Wi-::~~~~~ "·"' \ V \ \I. "'~"'V'"'\r·vt/1 MN \.·v\ ,/'V':J\,fN\ f•' J JV . •V ~ \J • V 129.00-5 PIECE BRONZETONE ROUND TABL E · · · · · · · · · · · · SALE 109.00 129 00-7 PIECE CHROME 36" TABLE ............ · .... · .. ·· SALE 109.00 139.00-7 PIECE BRONZETONE OR CHROME 42" TABLE . , , . SALE 118.00 • ·. · SALE 129.00 H9.00-9 PIECE BRONJ!E'{ONE 42" TABLE · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 169 00-4 PIECE EARLY AMERICAN HARVEST TABLE SET .. SALE 149.00 BET YOUR BOOTS HE'LL WANT THEM J 1 V'ls'rt Elberfelds In Pomeroy for the Best Values in Furniture d rd fl and Floor Coverings - 2nd. an 3 ·. oors. · i ' constructed to endure hard play. Smooth soft leather uppers. l ' ALSO lfi.VAILABLE IN REGULAR SHOE HEIGHT AND OXFORDS $7.99 •• -. Installed by FHA Chapter ~~--- - · · · ~·· · ····-··; -- ~ - --.- ,_ . _... -·-· · .. · ·-·· · . .. ~ ,_., !'__... .............. "'I< .. .., _ .... - Congressional ,, ' . I .. · I eas~drestoas erat•o~ ~~$,~-wrr1't!~.f~:""c ·1 I rea~ •;e"~~re~ett~ ~s R hi• PI · dee'atd'~a~e epu I cans an ~~~~s:~ .Prestdi~~t Recount FOr Taft Goldwt~ter ~ ~ 'r I Gand en Clu bsrI nlan coun ty Me1g.~ ~. ~101 Goldwat~rclo~est o~ B ki F• Mo~rs ·•· . . . If you look lllow·prlct rant and m1Ja IIIIi tour'-daorNdlft Conlnll uOwith VI powlr, ~ l'ln cost' JllU 306 dolllll. Tltll's how mucllltlwtr priced ~ il than 1 cGmPintbll model ClievylmJ)III, ~nd compared ~ • Ford Galaxlt 500, thia CoNnat ia 314 dollllllasl) And Coronet • IJO . ,,fOI!Jisl. lfs 11lot rar-wllll optional power to 426 cubic Inch.. lfsalllll·liztl'lr-ln room,loGkseria fide. But. tl!ank Tltt Dodae ~Yt. if lowtr iced-1 tbll two-doof • • model rlf"' in up Ill tlltspi;ts jobs: hrfad, bllwtttn convertible Gllule 500 the Is 604 dOIIIrtin favorol Oodael Airs Wllrldlf,llil Corunllll the sellllllllt full-lill Oodtl:ln-llllloryl Come ... for )'OUrulf. . ~Is (~ronll500ro:_ ·R. H. I . ~~ . RAWtUt6~ MILL & SECOND . STS.' . ..~ -·· ; ' • ,, . • .I . • . /. ., , Se( Va~ By CBS•T\. anl~eipated, Worker~ d~ed ~emher I'the~r servJC~s An~JQUJty. e~ghth ~ ·~t,< lhe~ 1·equest~1 the~ ~f•u•R'. Ce~el~ry, I Starkey~, ~owell, le~ ~ddlUonal r ,, : ,_ '. ' ' ~-- '. \ ~~-~. \ 1f ' " " I o~sslon "• ••_, ' ' a~·tn~~t.f' met tm. · MIDDLEPORT, I .0. ,, tn~ elgh~t<H>ne II i .~ • J $200 mllJlon B(!!ter . Roado plised a threat to Gov. James ward Foster announced. , Hemsonvtllo; John Stobart, l Rnteer workers tonight to put 1 EWING POlLS 6,111 .,, eer Amendment has pat!aed by bet.- A. Rhodes' legislative program Church ladies serving lunch· · BUY1111 .v.EHICLES , Racine ; Nedra t.:'mhert . Pom- 1 up new IHlskethafl banking ! Henry Ewing, unopposed Re- : In lndiaJI ter than lUI vote upon whleh he wUl probably eon were Mrs, Louis Reibel, The Title diviSion of Clerkof 1eroy: Lowell Wmgett, Pome· boards tn tbe high school , publican canduiete for Me1gs Larry JB<Oba margin, essurlng funds for c0m- seet re-clectioo ln 1966. r.halrman; Mrs. Lillie Hauck, Courts · Evelyn Lucke's off1ce roy. 'county coroner. received 6.111 Pomeroy, killed .a . auditorium. 1 1 pletion of the stale'o lnterstale .The iJOVernor with hi• and Mrs. Ben Neut&llng. aaid ijUes for 108 new vehicles DISCHARGES - Nara Hart. I The Boosters wlU hegln f voles for re-election ;nstead of deer With a · bow . Rlghysy Program by 1aides and consulted GOP leadwere issued during Ocloher for man, Long Bottom, William ' work at 7 p. m. and ar< 1n S,tSJ "s was reporteu Wednes· laSI Thursday afternooll. The arnendmet will permit el'!l about the P.ssiblllty of glv. LOCAl, TI!IMPS 24 new trucks, five trailers and Wyatt, Middleport; Raymol\d need of all persons willing to ;day. Ewing placed second high He got the deer with a 55 the Stale Road Colllllliasll>n to lng the Republican cor•trolled The temperature In Pome- '19 ean. Used.vehicles purchased Anderson, Barbara Baer, Min- I help. The class boards were Iamong local candidates. High pull bow, hittlllg . it at Issue bods or Interstate .,.,.. let!slature meellng next Mon1roy's business distri<t at 11:15 In Moiga Cf'l'l'ty lotaled 195, bo ersville ; Ronald Martin, Pome· doDated by Horll<e Karr, tbe lvole getter was Miss Eleanor 4:15p. m. In lbe ltutlalld o day matters to con· , a.m. today ·wao A decrees. un- tng ftvemcltotcycles, one trailer, roy. Boostero said. Robson with 6. t56 votes to her Iity, bot It was nearly dark ,ttru<tion and lmprovment 'P»onenl'a 2,371. other roods. older. The special was d.,. sunny akiee, 17 ll'lll:ko, and 17Z cara, Tolol No, pallento- :12. • tt , - • _. fore he finally found it. 111 1111 1 ,SQIS CO. , ut an 1 'AI prioolilft--•-ollltl'o~~·for~~-lnii,Jonlllllll*,-"ol . R } dU, C ' """'"' - pea~. - · •• the"Republicans " - -with..... ~ ..... ~ ·Chilli· of• the ~• who ~·-· '"- - --William , ....~Wy·l""''""""""'""""""'"·~··"'·'' ''""' - ~-~ "-' >>' i''"' -·" . for - Gold· -~ •• ·~ ... wards total•• labor only nom. Gov. Arthur Fisher, late Mit ~ White, was ! ADM~SS!ONS , for Johnson and,104 Collet. will ' · lablo. lnal control 'Of the leg1slature cotbe. will visit the Pomeroy in the 1f0cery busmess for , att, Middleport; Margaret Al-• Eastern Athletic Boosters water. · lne, Pomeroy; Mary Barnhart, are asking for belp from vol· Ju~obs Geta D , CHARLESToN, w, Vo, ~The meeting In January wbich club Nov. 11, President J. Ed- many years In Middleport. XL~ prlet~np .........lllll . . . . lllll_loiei...,11:111J, Cia~s r,, DI'scuss, siden~, Wor~.ers the savingest, II OW 'K an ng Irm Work WI"th Ohi"O Blind Revealed flower~ - -L - - -- M l EXpert RepubH- ~ I ~' wh· J: \ . -~ I a~d E\'ent Speaker ·-~· wee~ ·~~:.~~· (~reetings. cunt?~l -~ .J ameS~ R hr Gri'd i no~ ' ~ en~a~et!_ a.~eas I ~-··"" ' leaders : I ......,...._....,_ .. ~·t :/ I . .. ............. ....-.... .' ,. , ·· ~·t,~ ·:1;~ . I "f t .~,~ ' " LA PAZ, Bollva - Troops aod Senate would ease the way for his legislative pro- , ; patt·oied the streets today , spek gram. ing to restore order after a day Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield, Mont., and , of savage looting and wrecking jHouse Speaker John W. McCormack, D-Mass., said that In which et least 25 were 1health care for the aged and the anti-poverty program reported killed and more than for the 11-state Appalachian area probably would get 100 wounded. !top billing in the new 89th Congress. The city was temporarily un- I The Senate passed both ) - - - - - - -- - der the control of the generai 1measures before adjournment i Mansfield, McCormack and staff, headt>d by Maj. Gen. AI-[ .but they became bogged down I House Democratic Lead~ ~.rl fredo ovdndo. The military tn the House. Each must make , Albert, Okla., were opttmJstJc leaCers took charge Wedn.:-sday Ia fresh start in the sew Con about the outlook for Johnson's 1 when President Victor Poz Es· gress. . . • r-ogram. ten.IIO ro resigned and fled to Mansfteld to 1 d Umted Press' B 'd ed' d th A • es1hi es m 1care anth e P.f Peru lnternattonal that the Johnson 11 1 · e over. 1 sweep and the Democratic ' pa ec .an program . ' whelmtng VIctory oered a1 HOUSTON - Tbe bead ol tbe .~ams m Con~ress certamly new lease on life in the House / dts are a declaratton on the part of . f ul.ssed.mawnnedd ssdpaace the American people in favor of I tor •,uedch m, dexlensledon . .. .. ,.. ' . co ene y od . d lbTt .. o era a1 epress 1 11 moonship can be converted to m an respons Y· Iareas, increased public works ! CHANNEL RESTORATION - Giant drag-line from the State Highway Departmenl is in channel restoration of Shade River along milifary uses. The main purpose G•ven Manda<e !projects and additional funds · State Ro\Jte 681 m Bedford Township. · Debns from old stnp-mme had clogged the sfre:i.llLiia.i;l)cl!i bank. Great damage to bottom meafor the three-man spacesh;p is He satd ·the election results for lhe president's ahtt-poverty dows resulted from the coal stnppmg, when only sand was "flowmg tn the Watershed . AuthuntJes hope for mm·e or less long-term advanto land American astronauts on meant that ''!he PresJdenl has program. , age by the dredging, believing most of the waste area has "firmed ljjr'' and bled less less debris into the ll'atershed. Authorities from the lhe moon by 1970 · now,a mmandate hJS own by nghl, I!JV· The new ConJre!JI shows a .· Federal e. the been voters" - - government - - -- - -have been m this area recently rrportmg fmdmgs to .supenors 1n Wa s h•ngton . But, says, Dr, George E. to push his program. "The l lineup of 67-32, with one seat in ' · .--1 Mueller, the space.capsule American people were aced doubt, in favor of the Demo-[ WASIDNGTON tUPI) -Tbe sl can be converted mtt .with a choice and I he ;ssues lcrats in .the Senate, aDd 294·190. 1 elecUon at a llance: ltte mterceptor or a mdltary ob- were definitely laid out for 1 with one in doubt, in the House . p ld U0 n post clrcling the earth ! . . . res e111 , . . . . . 1 l!erva , them and they knew where i• ThiS 10 a net sam o 'll seats , Johnson_ 41,7!7,846 voles, , Mrs. Churles C. Lewt.s. ohaJr· mg the season: Class 2. Merry green wllh !lowers and or bau· favorite Christmas to keep an on cand;date stood," he in the House and one In the · 6!. 4 Jl"r « slates. Irmm. and her commilee have Chr"lmas. lme. mas.< deSign; 1bles. Cia" 7. Hospit a lity , door menl arrang~ and wlll be 1 added . I Senate. _ 26.297,!HJO : invHed members of 1he garden Class J, Christmas Everywhere , decoration : Clas.s 8. Hol iday s, Section D, Horticulture _ Mue • th ge " other military q II er , s sur· 11 votes · 38 ·6 r · cent, six clubs ol Countv. to partJC· smlablt- lor a mantle. Class usmg frui t and or w1th . 19 , House Plants·, Claso 1 emer · h d states. ipate in the County Flower Hy Candleltghl, using a candle fo!mgP; Class !1. Holy Days, 20. Tw{'lve Inch specimen evpme comment came eb'; ay Results from 18 per cent of Show Nov 28 • 29 ill lhe or cand les: Class 5. Winter Re , using a religtous f1g unne . Class ergreens, broad leaf or needled. 1 Repu Bl.Can ater _ the. .i the nation's 175,796 precincts. ' Pom eroy Elementary schoo l lurn.s, showing glill<'r; Class 6, 10, Spiril of Chnslmas, for a Sl"ction E, Junior- Class 21, pres1dentw.l con ar? SENATE I·, auditorium . Se;_;son's using ever- church altar , Class 11. Ch<mg- S<:nla Is Coming, arrangement 1ing Trends, moder n design; m a toy; Class 22, Carotm,. Goldwater, who ha f Democrats, 67; Republl- Mrs . Robert Reihel is · cr1bctzed r ' cans, 32:; one to doubt. , chmrman. and Mrs . II· I•S Class 12. Enchantment. mdud- your favonte Christmas arrance.. or neglecting m t.a y space Gain of at leatt one seat for , tus is schedule and rules chair0 ing weathered wood; Clttss 13. ment 1 needs . DemCK'rats. I m;•n Members of garden clubs Forecast. a line arrangement. I Cb En-lai of Communist China was 1 · House 1will serve m staging , hosles t Seclion B, Educalional MOSCOW Prem er ou . Democrats, 294: Republl· and regtstratwn cavacihes. 1Class 14. Gtlt Wrappmg ; Class C3 cans, 240; one undedded. for Standard rules have been i 15, Books and Magazines: and, enroute to Moscow by oir today l' COLUMBUS (IJPl)-Republicans today mapped plans j a galb of 37 for tbe Demo- circu lated to all club members . Hill Rohr, Athlehc. DlfeCtOr lcJass 16. Exhihil ol Chrllmas as a surpr;ae guest for celebra· to recount a part of the senatorial r .>ce in whieh Demo- crats. , Four ribbons, blue, I'Pd. yel· at Ohro UmverSIIy, wrll he_ the . Decoralions. tions this Saturday of the 47th cratic Sen. Slephen M. Young edged Rep. Robert Taft Jr. Governors :low . and white 11-2·3-4 plaeest spe<1 kcr al the 'llddleport rout· Sertwn 1'. lnvilatuma l _ annlve•·sary of the RusSian revoFormal announcement of recount plans were not exDemocrals. 33 , Republicans will be awarded by a judge to ball banquet. sponsored by the Cia" 17, Gay Notes. modern : lution. Chou IS expected_ to as- peeled until the offrcial count of Tuesday's election is l7 Gain ef one for bP unnouncrd later. The Stand· . Mddleport - Pomeroy Hutary Class 18. Thf' QUJet Hour. your fiOW UtS say the chances of setthng the made in about thiee weeks. The loser would then have ' • ard system uf judging will be Club. Thor<day Nov . 12. at the : - · , Sino Soviet d;spute .In Pekmg''ifive days to decide which precincts he wanted recounted. I cans. . .I used . ·Middleport H•gh School. ; Bob Stavem, ExtensJOD favor that Nlklta s. Khrul Fmal offiCial returns showed > '! With the theme, '' A Salute Tickets mey .be pu rchased meat_Spt'Clalist, Ohio State Unschchev IF- gone. ;Young beat Tall by about 1-3 . called several ago to i to Christmas." the show pro- rfrom any Hotarwn or at Dut . , lverstty, will be tht instructOf' per cest or about one vote per take up congressiOnal reIle OIUS mises to offer the public an en- ton's Drug. Kmg Buliders Sup- · far a training meeting on , "Know Your Cuts of Beef." PHOENIX, Artx.- Wltb onlY.polllng place. dlstrictlng and other matters. chanting panorama of natural ply, or lhe Southern Ohio Elec1 20,000 absentee ballots to be l Returns from all 13.485 poll- I! was almost certain that !n : beauty appropriate to the apCompany offll'e. • 1 This meeting will be oD counted, It appeared today Sen. ing plam counted by the Na- lv•ew of the election the I praching Christmas season Everyone IS urged to a.tend. By Jean Park,·r IThursday. November 12, from Barry M. carried hts j tiona! Election Srvice (NES) : session would take up legiSla. I Classes. sections. and divis· A good turnout " 1 Rutland Village Pet. was one 10 a. m. to 2 p. m. at the Rook home state by the mar· , showed Young 1,920,IIa5 to tlve reapporllonment wh1le the In a recent Columbus news- 100 are as follows according to ticket chairrr.an : uf four in Oluo u""d by l'BSTV , Springs Grange Hall. loeated gin in his 12-year pohtlca' hls· fTaft 's 1,907,00t, giving Young a matter was safely lb GOP paper a former Middleport re- Section A, Design Division- Carl Horky, jfor the vole projectron analy-,on the Meigs County Fair1 tory. . 113,074 edge. . . hands. M1t • While, IS shown as Class t , Snow Bound, interpret·, lSI< m the pre"drnt1al rare . grounds. Fmal tabulation absente_e Compete unoffiCial returns he JOinS the fll111 Hayden, Stone, i · - - · -- ! Vesta Powell 66 ! rrom the precmct:1 Van Stavern will discusa IDil ballots In the Republican preSI· compiled by Secretary of State Inc. as a registered reprrsenl· : F d , k St k j D' , H '. I' called the CBS net•ork w•lh ishow such things as how dential candidate's home county Ted w. Brown showed Young atlve of the securities banking ! re eriC • c ar ."'Y · les m osp1ta returns on the presiden- 1prepare home killed beef f• · of Maricopa were expected to- winning by 15,839. The vote was firm. . Returned to Off1ce ! Funeral for Vesla A ' lial race mm<'ritalely after the freezer, proper IJl'lll*l-·· 1 day. Goldwater led m all 741 Young 1,918,173, Taft l,002.234. White is a graduate of Mtd- Byron F'redertck was re-elect- ' P.owell. . 66, who vote was rountPd . as for packaging meat for precincts 230,7116 to 227.805. Joba•on Sweeps Ohio dleport High School and of the ! ed Master of Ihe Ohio Stale thiS mommg at Mmgs ed . 1feeler. Is ;1 economieal t.,· President Johnson S<Vept the New York Institute of Finance. :G,nge al lhe organization 's ' General Hospital, will he held , This ;nrormation was used on buy quater of a beef orl.o DETROIT - General Motors stele with a record 1,107,215 Royal G. Percy, of the Chris. He has heen In the office of a : 92nd Annual Session which clos· t Saturday at 2 P: m. ol Ewmg the CBS Pre srde ntia l Election j hetter8 to buy the cuts today neared labor peace With majority over Sen. Barry Gold- tian Record Braille Foontl· member of the New York Stock ed Wednesday afternoon m Ak · : Chapel With bunal 10 Letart , broodcasl by CBS's Walter Cron-1and how grades of beef m dethe 'United Auto Un;on water in the NES tabulation. ation, Inc., of Lincoln, Neb., Exchange for seven years . ron. Frederick is beginning his . krile. I!ermined. · , 1 for the first time since Sept. 25, The President's tidal wave of was the speaker Wednesday He resides with his family tii'O-yMr term. and ev-· Survivors mclude four broth-. Rut land Vill'i' Pol . workers This training nteetina b8l' but difficulties loomed at Amer1. votes carried Young along with when the Pomeroy Lktns club at 4381 Doninglon.St. and IS a len now has served longer thas ers. Fred Powell, of Lucasville. isaid that lhen poll was se· heen planned hy the Meiga. can and Ford. . bim and knocked out four Re- met in social rooms of the Fed. of the Tri·VU!age Jun· j any other Slate Grange Master .! W. H . Powell, St. Abans, W. : lected on the basis of how true f County Cooperative Exlfns!CIII . GM sOld all but three of Its publlcan congressmen. T h e erated church. 1or Chamber of Commerce and , Among the delegates retum- 1Va., Ivan Powel and Morgan 11o form their relurns had been , Service All persoifl who Ol'll 130 bargaining units arotmd the loop will now have a 14 to 10 Mr. Percy, district represen- of the Columbus Exchange club. IPd to office was H. E. both of Racme . and a with the finn! results in the I interested In . mn country hod reached agreements edge In the stale's congression- tative (Ohio) serving 19,000 He Is the son of Mr. and .Mrs. · of Carpenter, as Gatekeeper. SISter. Maggie Parsons. Ra- past several elections I aboul this subj';lt invited t• on plant level contracts, eo lhe al delegation. blind persons in Ohio, told of Frank White, now reSidmg i .Cine. Frtends may call al lhe , Rulland vnters ran true to i attend Each · · " Bllelld- ~Y RUTLAND FURNITURE CO. lli.;lfj. ,, e~: a~y ene~i1 ,each attend:...;e;:.,yma~ Rutland, 0. IUPIJ als~ l ~sattel George Lasher donated the lr'av- Humphrey, Lindy Gllkey, Beeellng prize. The next meeting ky Goodall, Angle_ Fink, Coowill he held at the home of Mrs. nlo Teaford, Sheme Flfe, Eva Wheeler Drake In Pomeroy Nov. Barrett, Sheryl Roush, DIS: 110. Mrs. Nicholson served a saJ. Snyder, D1ane Van Coolli!y a ad course to the members and 1their advisar, Mrs. Mildred four visitors present. IBailey. SH 2-4811 ' ·~~~ ' 1' agreed today that President Johnson 's landslide victory i and the inci·eased Democratic majorities in the House I ptr::tra~poil~ • 1-1'1 cu. ft. Admiral Freezer $99.95 1-9 cu. ft. chest Kelvinator Freezer· 69.95 1-7 cu. ft. Frigidare Refrigerator- 39.95 1-Hot Point Electric Range. Extra nice. 69.00 1-Apartment Size Electric Range, 25" Wide, like new-----,- 69.95 1-Used Fuel Oil Heater 50.00 2-Used Gas Heaters, 50,000 BTU 1-Used 5-pc. Breakfast Set 25.00 2-Used Living Room Suites (each) _ 25.00 1-Pair Maytag Automatii Washer & Dryer 1-Admlral T.V. Set 50.00 1-Rebullt (new picture tube) T.V. Set 88.88 1-Used Sofa Bed & Chair 20.® 1-Used Desk 20.00 higher boots are rusgedly · ,. . ' · · · LOOK AT THESE TRADE-INS Co!d crisp school days are boot wear'- days that little boys enjoy. Both ankle h1gh and · ~~rM$ ):,', ., I I~ rill .. 1 169:00-5 PIECE EARLY AMERICAN ROUND TABLE SET ... . SALE 149.00 Garte~, , .,. --- 1 Mary I - Unit.,) l're•• I I I 1 dl·l~l·' ' .' 1 FRIDAY ond SATURDAY November 6-7 "THE HORROR OF PARTY BEACH" • ,. , - At,. A .(;laoet> - New Officers • I oH1cers who also t'ornmended president; Mrs. Duane Stanley, I Ervin Acree has be~n chosen 1 I the officers and team and Car· . resident· Mrs. Di.ck Fo- · as a model for the Tiffany Stu· p ' and Mrs. Day- dio in Cmcmna . . ti , Oh'JO. rie NeutzI ing for I1er mu' lc•• VICe ley, secretary; I by Dora He.aton, who was wei ton PIV'sons, treasure-I:. Corsagback to the meelings es were presented to the Install· 1 co.ned by Ada Morris, Mabel Van If 0 !Meter . Opol Eichin1er and · t:d mers. Erna Jesse. team captain, who i The club made plans to take thanked all lor the•r help ond gifts and refreshments of cooperation. kin pte and candy to the New officers were installed , Mrs. Neutzling, on behalf of I Luck Garden Club at the Ath· when the Middleport Chapter the council, presented gUts to ' ens Slate Hospital on Nov· 10. FHA of Middleplll'l !Ugh I Mrs. Wakely. Mrs. Hauck, Mrs . Seven members of the Rutl~nd S~h~l· met Tuesday evening at I Stacy, Mrs . Hawkins, Mrs. ~et Club plan to attend ':he ~eglOn- the high school. Officers install· , zing . .and Miss Jesse, speakmg al meeting ut Nelsonville mclud~ ed included Freda Mulford, prebriefly to each one, and express· ing Mrs. Titus, Mrs_. Guy Lar- sident: Sandra Holllnshed, vice ing appreciation ()f thWr work kin. Mrs. C. E . Bishop, Mn. president. Sherry Simmons, secin the order. i Robert Reibel, Mrs. Clarence retary· Walburn, treasMrs Neulzling read a po~.· Murray, M:s. Cush Johnston urer; 'Narsa Frost, parliamen· . "Now f Sit Me Down in School . and Mrs. Wmn. tartan; Christine Bailey, hiswhich she, by request, recelvJ Lo g reporter te Mrs. Titus read an article. torian; oyce n , • ed from Aline EVerhart, sla M I f d' g "Salute to Christmas." r s. Sandra Swartz, song leader. I t'oundlur . She told o rea mgs Clarence Murray gave a paper New members were honored , the poem at other meetln on "Mulching Flowers for Win- during the m~ting. Th~ even: and of the requests she had for ter" which included corn cobs, ing was spent ID recreation and 1l'Oples of il. . th 1 · ts Mrs refreshments were served. : At the dose of the meetmg, leaves and o er rna ena · . · . Tbel : refreshments served from Johnston gave facts Thosebl table carrying out the Hal- ing mulching with commercia I m.a Ro nson, . Lln 1 od ts I Judy HyseJl, Rita Hawley, Jowt'!'n theme, with red covk~n prMrusc :Duane Stanley had I · dis· da Lyons, Brenda Graves, AI.. and centered with a pump · LJttl Kathy Lacey Sherwith play of booklets from tbe coun- berta e, . ' Glo1 II fl filled with a owers, ty office on water conservation. ry Hicks, Sharon Hamson, orange tapers in black holders Devotions for the evtning were ria Fetty, Sue Grogan, Cindy and Halloween symbols on given by Mrs. C. E. Bishop. Mrs. Conde, Sandy Sandra 1 11:,~' ., . · . ~- - ~ee;ket1d;~ln~~Cln;r.ln~·l,:,:,,:,.,..,..,.,.,.,..,.,.:,,,,,....,...,...,,...,,...,...,,..,....,...,...,,...,,,..:~ I school and ..-ged all memhersj the ofllcaro in the absence of Mr. Roush remains t Leaders see LBJ Enjoying Mandate BRIEF ··· WIR~.~~~~sl For Legislation ·'· :~lit CRAIILEY CHANCEY I dep~~th a;~ Officers Held a:r~ MEIGS THEATRE I Olltl Por~er ~cnior. __ ___ --- - I Culum~::~rd FIVE ~d- 1 ia~t coachin~ ;ecov~rmg t t t the <latule of evenmg al the IOOF Hall. he . spent Saturday in Mrs. Leo Williams of Jack· water - a, farm Ohw dram age ! Loft it> Collen, dcouncllor 'I pr: observed at the next meeting, Keith Paul C n ·n ' son was en overni_ght guest of law that means draining from sidf'd and exten ~d a we com K y Harns end Jon u m g. R k . f , 21 PubiH' Law 10 the guests. Edith Batey was November 16, with a pot1uck enn MJddl rt High School Mrs. Welby Whaley, oc 1 tarm to arm . 1 d t'uiiSeT·t •·"ported ill and one member, dinner at 6 p. m. ham, · epo d . Springs Road, Sunday. f:l56 a small waters 1e ~ h 1 1 b death students, attende an engmee~. : Art th<Jt can Y ini conference at Ohio St. UntMrs. Welby Whaley, MrS.d vatJOn ' onlv· work Margaret fl' Sm it · osreceived of·· in sma ll areas. •3t Ohto Conser- r st~te 0 teers.were versity in Columbus Saturday. Leo Williams and Mr. an 1 wh•ch deals with I !teJally and mcluded. Mrs. , They were accompanied by Tho- , Mrs. Dana Howelt spent Mon·ll , prevent floodmi by I Wakely, dislric\ i mas Kelly, faculty member. I day In Athens with Mr. end n-J M Mrs Sam Bolin. catching the water and keepmg l past 5 tate :ounct ur. . 1 . . h t . rea and <4J 1:dng assoc1ate stale v1ce cou 1 Roger Emmish, Dayton, rs. · it t a b .' which cilot:: Luctlle A. Hawkins. past ! Earl Bougher of Columbus and Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Enure of En- state councilor; Iva Stacey, ' On Mrs. Dan Burkey of Marietta, and sons of Hebron were Sunconi roll ·h Yh vc complete con· stale creden tial committee, and . ff' and a were called to Middleport Mon· day evening guests of hiS uncle 1 gtneers . ..., o a I ds council deputies, Phyllis Row- I Installation o o tcers t'lon l day evening due to the death of I and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Eshe trol of the waters 1e . . • C .1 E program on water conserva C A E ·1 1 Ml ·11 1 \o1t \1uore •an uf Fore~! Rose 'ouncl, r- : . hi hl' hted the 1 their father, Mr . . . mmtst. Mossman, nersv1 e. . Cl I d Ch ter and Ma- and gardenmg g lg M Harry Houdeshell Is a In cone us•on. . oald adequate and clean water [ Theo:ru; October Meeting of the Rulland r. I alient at Holzer Hus· Robert Mossman of Marion, j Following the initiatory woo:k Garden Club Monday Jallipolis. He was tak- Til. spent the weekend wtth Ihe charter was draped m , at the home of Mrs . James Nl· to the hospital Monday after parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eslie POMEII:O'Y OHIO memory or Margaret Smith. I cholson. Mrs. Paul Wmn, club becoming ill at his home oo . Mos!i'rnan and , was accolll:panied The Cou ncil was commend -l president conducted the meet- , G t-St home by h1s mother·m-1aw, ed on its work and given an l ing. ' Mrs. Glenn Rou.sh l Mrs. Patrick Riley of Maaon, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1964 BY ROBERT WINGETT 1marbles promises to produce The only lime Pomeroy got a .atlack has not been ea sy this pmnts lor lefl halfback op 28'- yards in 56 carrt... . . "We're going up there to • genuine cliff-hanger. ft will 1piece of the championship was season. The Logan team. un&r Logan's rushmg was a key In 8"'nning has been the Chief· Pomeroy's stro"' olfml!n win ." , lbe put up or shut up for the , in 1955 when it tied with Jack - the of Coach Mel year 's 34-l) win over Porn- tains' " Big _ InJun " aU season weapon thi.'l year has Wlw That's how Pomeroy Coach league crown. son. Each had a 11-1 slate in 1as, has p1led up 204 pomlSieroy The Panthers. however, as he has piCked up 1,026 yards the running of 1115 lb. SeniGr Charley Chancey feels about Pomeroy, 6-() in league play league play that year lin liS league games to date Wilen lhey vislled Logan two in 174 carries lor ahoul 6.1 Fullback Phil Swmdell. swm. Friday ntght'·s big Southeastern and riding on an overall eight j Chancey 's plan for unsetting ] while the oppostion clubs have sea::;ons ago, came home with yards per carry. dell has averaged over ft"•. '- ' ·<.. Ohio League battle with unde- game winning streak, is consid- , the Chieftains sounds simp!" managed only J2 points . Logan wh"t was constdered an upset Hummell has also given op· yards_ per carry and has feated and untied Logan for erd an underdog In the game "We must con lain their run· . is seeking ils seeond sl raight win posillon teams f•ts by gammg 50 pomts In league Jl•y. lhe 1964 championship. that could bring the Panthers ning agme ,' he satd. "And we 1championship . Key men in Logan 's offen· tliOO yards m 95 ca,.ies. Right ! The passing of /2Uarl<rbl4; Coach Chancey's Panlhera al· their first unshared champion- must play error • free offen-1 Pomeroy has tallied 112 pomts sive plans are fullback Dale I Halfback Jim Brandt, 167 lb 1 Frank tTontoJ olao bu so are unbeaten aDd untied . ship in the 40 year history of lsive ball." 'l m SEOAL action while tts .Brennmg. <:1 177 lb . and ' Senior. has a lso turned in Ri been significant as}Jl4•lta1 eom. Thus, this contest for all the the SEGAL grid loop . Stopping the Chieftain ground opponents have scored 52 George Hummell, t61 lb. Sen· good Job on offense by picking , (Continued on Pap Seven) I walersheds en tine in~ Large Selection of Styles, Sizes and Colors. 4, 5, 7 and 9 Piece Sets in Bronze or Chrome. ... Theodorus counCI•1 Com men decJ f or Jn,·t,·atory Work by Deputy w.akely al~o "noon... .. . 1o1ooo1o II lllo F'"l;a I ------------------------------------------- - 1 1 at y e JZ-.11. announcing the blrth of "How much for a glass of is becoming an acute problem, Is, regional dlrect.or . The Me~gs ID' Middleport parents are Mr. and Mrs. Joe water?" was the topic of Ralph but there Eire men who are stu- 1County flowt~r show will be E. Wilson, Middleport, and Mr. Moore. area extension agent for dying the situation 11nd trying to vember 28, at the ~omeroy E e- Mr and Mrs. Pau l Winn have and Mrs . George Grueser, Mll•· ,1 resource development. when he do something about 11. mentary School, wllh Mrs Lew- retur~ed from a vact\lion trip ersvllle. Great grandparents in· spoke to the Pomeroy Garden Devorions were given by Mrs. Is as chairman. Mrs . Harvey to Rice va . where they visil- elude Mr . and Mrs. J. V. Wi1club Monday afternoon at the Walter Grueser who had f~r her I Van Vr~nken was named to rer ed with' Mr. and Mrs Seth ~:v- 1 son, Mrs . L. M. B~ice, borne of Miss Lydia Ebersba('h , l text Hebn>ws 11 I. "~aJth is resent the club, 0 ~ the t ons. Returning by way of tne port and Mrs. Mollie Mulberry Ave the substance of things hoped ! te.e . The fall regional mee n~ : skyline drive they also visited 1Syracuse. The couple has Mr . Muore told of the s.~riou.s- for. the- evidt'nr:e of things not Will be held at t.he ~~~~~!r j in Harrisburg . Va . with Mr . and 1 er child, son, Jeffrey Allen. 8 ness of the water situation m seen." She read "Before The lchurch, NelsonvJIJe, Mrs Douglas Thomson. 1 _..,,.,._______ the State af Ohio and that three Frosr· a story relating to the 7, with a coffee hour from 910 • · out of five w£o\ls dug result m beautiful flowers a nd vege ta- I u.m . . ed Mrs. Don Burkey, Marietta M, 1 d ho les . 1blt>s fre-ezini and dytng. but we I An invh.ation was rece1v is here with her parents, r. ryHolding · a glass of water in have the oilssurance that there from th e Ch esh. Garden club an d Mrs . c. A . Emmish · his hand . he asked i( this could : will bt" another spring · to a~tend ad Chper~tm~!e~~o~~ Mr and Mrs. Clarence Menot be the same water Christ Mrs . Cha1les Persinger pres- stratwn an Neal· and daughter, Martha, was baptized in or if it could idPnt. conducted Lhe business the Kyger Creek High School, spent the weekend in New ~hll­ not be the same water Pontius se~sion and members respond- November 12 at 7:30 p.m. Mrs. adelphia, Ohio, with her mece, l Pilate used to wash hi':! hands. ed to roll call by naming a bulb ~am.es Titus witt be the inst~~~ Mrs. Larry Hawk and famly In Pomeroy since water cannot be created for force winter bloom. All mem- mg judge. It w~s voted to P . . or destroyed . hers were remmd~ 10 take the : arrt.ngements In the ~anks, h- 1 Mr . and ~rs, George Dalla.~ He stated there are 17 water- gift they wish to donate to W , bra~ and other publtc places and sons, Billy, Steve, and ~~ sheds in Ohio and their func- Oil to Slate Hospllal, to Mrs . j dur1ng the year. _ I chael, of South Charleston, Oh.•o, tlons are to conserve the water ~ Persinger 's home by Decem- At the close of _the meetmg visited over the weekend with and hold it within \hat sp~ified I bf'r s Miss Ebersba(!h assisted by Mrs. their parents , Mr. and \irs. ForSeveral communications were ICharles H . Karr served a des- rest Bachtel, ~~~dleport, •ankd Mr. and Mrs. John Rose area . "We need 1i1 develop our wa· read !rum Mrs . Charles C. Lew- sert course. Mr. and Mrs, Wtlham Mat! c • and family and Mr. and Mrs. · ter supplies, as we get five ~a1 - i Chester· Rd. Clint Orr of Bashan, Mr. 1 II Spencer and ion per minute from we s WI th . Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Halley 1. Mrs v . Henry 0 k Hill in this area and 50 gallons. are b . 'ted du ·ng the ance, a • Mr. and "''"·II h d y .. he of Colum us VISI n Herman Hoffner and Mrs. AI· used per person ear " ' weekend w1th her parents, Mr. meda Wippel, Pomeroy, and aid . the The annual inspection of The either SJde. Napkms car· •nd Mrs. Earl Knliht. Mr. Mr and Mrs. Glen Tutlle and Other point made by <Xi<'flls Cuuneil, Daughters of ried out the theme. Durmg the Knight is fro"! m- M; and Mrs. Gary Dill and Jn Am"'nca, wa s conducted by Edsocial hour, the group sang juries received m an accident fam• . 'IY of Eagle Ridge were speaker . - There are four area s . . B' thd ,, t M' Jes I stake ilh Wakely, dJstnc: deputy, at "Happy lr ay o ISS . recent y, Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. , which the public has a relating to the funct,omng of , ~te reiu lur meellng Monday se, wh~ w~~ ~~so pre:ented a Mr and Mrs. John Zerkle ' Archie Tuttle. • PfOY Tntr .' ~. � 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 11. November Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource November 4, 1964 honchar melton